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DO you want 10 save your children; II you
do. 20 to G.. A. Parcler Enl get box oil Fe--
senden's Worm Expeller. II i the surest
latest and bes, worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for - cent-, OF sent
by maii on receipt OF the price.
Prepared by Ftssendeu Il Co, RockAnd,
Maine.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

T FIREMAN.. NARNEf. hereby give public
/ notice that have a claim by mortgage upon
certain parcel Of real estate situated In Brooks
vile, IN the County of Hancock, to a triangular
The East By the road leading from Farnhams con /.
ner to Bucks Harbor, on the northwest By the
road Ieading from Farhham's corner to Wasson's
wharf, and on the southwest by a cross road iron
the parsonage 10 the church. SAID parcel conta n.
ing three acres more or lees, and being the prem
ises occupied by n. A. Halves, Said 1rtgage is
dated the 3oth day of September. A. d. ls12, and
is recoOed in volume i2, page t04, of the Hancock
Registry OF Deeds. The Condition in said mort.
gage has been broken by reason whereof claim
to ioreclose the same as BY law provided
FREEMAN W. VARNEY
Hale Emery Attorneys,
Jan. 9TH, ISL 3wSa
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.

When you slsit or leave the City OF NEW YORK.
save annoyance and expense Of carriage hire and
stop al the GRAND UNION HOTEL, OPP
post. Tic GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. II hs.
over 80 elegantly furnished rooms, and - ntiei
up al Expense Of over $1,000 Elevator. steam.
and ~ moIei n Improvements. EurupeAn Plan -
Vine Rooms are supplied with the best the mar
Act can furnish In. cuisine j. uusuTpas scd.
Rooms for single pcrsot, o., $50, and ~ pr
dan Tlch suite- Tor iaEii!c. propoTtionAtel' low
tina, visitors 10 the city and travellers can live
more iuxuTiuusly. for less money, at the GRAN u
NlON, than al any other nrsLclass Hotel in the
cuy. stages aud cars pass the Hotel every MN.
utc Tor all parts oil the eltv.
Iy4l q. 3. \ ". ID. GARRISON, G;AuaSers.
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Why7 because Asth-
ma Is a contraction
OF the Bronchial
Tubes, caused by in
fam nation and irri-
tatiOn Of the rnucIs
membranelininIthe
Bronchial Tubes.
Use Oxygenated Air
/ a. we VIII direct and
we will warrant a
Cure. We have cured
| cases Of - years
standing.
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we have received Vicks Floral Gmde
tor 1871.
II i gem in Typographical execution
and contains much valuable information
for gardeners and florists.
The leeds. flower and vegetable. order
ed from V.ck in vauADly give complete
satisfaction.
Let all wishing them address James Wick.
Rochester y. Y. Wick offers $40 pre-
mimi tor the be,; show OF Flowers at each
ana every safe Fair in America for ISL.
MUsIc.-FrtoHeH Gaigp. \ spirited
and easy duejt by J. I.abitzky. F,rs, Lor,.
\ beautiful aud well known air arranged
for violin aud piano. by WaIcrstein. Al e.
\ populsr vocal Duet for soprano and
baritone voices. The tunes I t-hislel ,-heH
q boy. \ pretty and touching ballad.
Words by Nellie Eyster. music by II. {.
Orih. organ PIS'im, composed OF four
airs; H1rrcsf Hymn. Echl Sopg. ChgEfigne
and TtrHigH Thought Il j. arranged by
Sep. Winner aud i, simple and pleasing.
Mss Cyuags Poiiq. Al easy aud pro
gressjye piece by Groehi.
All are published by Ira. c. StocAbridge
l5G Exchange -. Portland.
The February Gd!1ry viii be an unusually
bright number. In ihl- nambcr will be com
menced q new serial story by Justin Mccarthy,
called Miss Misanthrope. Il Will run through
the year. Henry james. Jr.. will contIi-
butte An article called 'TneLeiiers Of Honore
De Balzac.' Walter Burlingame writes
on the Murder Of Margary.' Secretary
Welles's articles on the 'Lncolon Adminisira-
ton will be continued Applied Sciences
will be treated on By Chas Barnard. Poems
by Bret Hartr. W Winner. and Mary Ainge
Dc We're will b. found in this number.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-01-18

TUESDAY, Jan. y.
In the Senate the report of the Savings Bank
Commissioners was read and bills presented.
In the House the standing committees were
announced.
The Joint Standing Committees were also
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Can be cured. Why z
because we have
cured hundreds OF
cases, some Of them
being given over to
die by all physicians
OF other schools Of
practice. Consump-
ton Is u disease of
the Air passages and
over two-thirds OF
the cases are caused
b y Catarrh. We
guarantee a cure II
you Will come ia sea-
son.
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ASTH MA !

WEGUARANTEE TO
CURE Coighs, Colds,
Dipthcra, sneumon n
Scuralsia.and nearly al /
other severe attack ;
whe. all other remedies
faI
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NEW ORLENs. l..
The following WAS received at late
hour last night and copies furnished to
Packard and Nichols
WASHINGTON, u. C., Il.
To Gen. {. c. Augur. New Orleans. La.
II hiss been the policy OF the administration
In take no part in the setil ement o. the qucs-
ton Of the rightfui government in the state Of
Louisiana, al least not until the Congress ional
committees now there hsye made their report,
but IL Is not proper 10 sit Quietly by and see
the stale government gradually taken posses
sion Of by one of the claimants for gubernat orial
honors. by Illegal means.
The supreme Court set up by Mr.. Nichols
can received no more recognition than any
other equal number Of lawyers convened on
the call OF any other citizen Of the state
A Returning Board existing in accordance
with law, and having Judicial well n min
isterial power over the count Of the votes. and
in declaring the result Of the late election. have
given certificates Of election 10 the legislature
81 The State. legal quorum Of which House
holding such certificate. met and declared Mr.
Packard governor. should there be uece>-
SHY for the recognition Of either il must be Mr..
Packard. You may furnish copy of this 10
Mr.. Packard and to Mr.. Nichols.
t,ignedJ L. ;. GRANT, President.
NEW ORLEANS, u.
Gov. Stephen Il. Packard issues pro-
clamation to-day, calling upon the Mich
oils assembly TO disperse and cease their
lawless and reasonable conspiracy against
the legally chosen authorities IL also
commands those persons claiming TO act
as judges Of the Supreme Court and all
persons supporting aiding or abet,ting
them, and all persons unlawfully assum-
| ing TO act as executive aud official officers
and all persons having possession of police
stations and assuming TO act as policemen
on streets, and all armed bodies OF men
not acting under the authority of the law.
iul government, 10 Immediately desisi
from aforesaid unlawful acts and fspers.
and retire to their homes under pain anC
penalties Of the law.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-01-18

TO The Hon. Judge Of Probate Tor the County
OF Hancock
THE UNDERSIGNED Executor OF the estate OF
J. william Turner, late Of Ellsworth, 10 said
Countya.iccea-el respectfully represents that
the goods aud chatici-. rights and credits Of said
deceased are not sufficient to pay his just debts
and charges oI administration wherefore your
petitioner prays your Honor 10 grant htm Ii
censc 10 sell. NJ public or private sale, ami convey
as follows towtt, one House ami lot situated on
the west side Of the RIVER. IN said Ellsworth, OF
the real icstItc OF the deceased b. Satisfy said
debts and charges II u lmInisIratoH.,
n...s,, ,.,.. D. a. srE"Ahr' Executor.
STATE or MAINE.
HANCOCK. s. Court Of Probate December
Term. \. -. $50. =.
Upon ,he foregoing petition, ORDERED, That
sail petitioner give public notice to all persons
Interested by causing a copy Of the petition. aud
this order thereon, 10 De- puhlis ned three weeks
successfully 10 the Ellsworth American. a news
paper prblishcd in Ellsworth, in said county,
that they may appear al Court Of Probate to
Dc held A. Ellsworth, In said County, on the lst
" edBesday Of feb next, At ten OF the clock Ia
the forenoon. 20 show rAu-c, II any they have,
why the PRAYER Of sad petitioner should not not
granted.
3WJ PARKER TUCK. judge
Aurst.-CHAs. i. DOKK Register.
\ true copy-Auest, CHAs. Z. DoKR, Register.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that for the present
IN Halls Steam Grist Mn viii run on hall lime
only.
The days On which Gris,s viii be received FOL
grinding will be
Mondays Wednesdays & Fridays.
Farmers will govern them selves accordingly.
JOHN NJ. CHENEY, Engineer.
Ellsworth. Dec. 20, ls7e. 3mosl
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CONSUMPTION

d Y SIP PSIA W +
CT RE. Liver and Kid
yJomplaintsareenec-
tually reached by OIy-
lcnaied Air.
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STATE OF NAISE.

Al a cour, y Probate holden atEIlsworth. within
ana for the County OF Hancock. On thu 81 We'd.
ncsdAy Of December A. y. l,7b.
noNALD 81, STEWART. Exegalor y the VIII
~ Of VIM. Turner, late OF EIfsworth, -Aif
County, deceascd-haylng presented hl- account
OF Administration upon said estate tor PROBATE.
spRuERED That me SAIL named EN'r give no.
tice thereof % all persons Interested By causing
surce-s!yriy 10 the Ellsworth American, printed
~ Ellsworth. mat they may appear a . Probate
Court 70 a. BE- holden al Ellsworth on the 1T
"Wednesday 81 FEB next, at ten OF the rInrk 10 lle
forenoon. aud -hcw cause, Ii any they nave why
The the cane -Aou4 not 6e allowea
= true CoPy-A~est :CHAs. 2. DoKK. Reg
INE, the subscribers, having been appointed BY
w thxHon, Parker Tuck. Judge Of pfoua'e for
the CouSsy OF Hancock, to receive snd examine
the claims 81 creditors to sae estate OF
GEO. :. FOSE, late OF Casunc.
ieeel set, represented insolvcnt, do j rely n ~
notice that SIX months allowed to said crrIi-
tors 10 bring IN and prove their claims; and that
We -hah attend that -eryiccat the counting room
OF :. h. whiting. IN tasiue, On the last SATURDAYS
OF February. April and June. 49,, at ten O'Clock
/. e. PHILBROOk.
>. h. WHITING.
Casuue. bee. -, l~5G. cwl
THE UNDERSIGNED having been appointed ~
The Hon judge OF Probate for the County OF
Hancock. Commi, -ioners to receive and exam ne
the claims OF creditors against the estate of Lem
ucl NnifmOTc- late OF Deer Isle IN sAu Oouul},
deceased represented insolv emit hereby give pub
lie notice uiai SIX months ironsthe SKIN day OF
December, A. ID. ls.G, lrc allowed to said cre1-
To-. 3 In which to present and proSe their ella inns
aud that they Will be in session at the store OF
[ II. ;. webb, at Uceanvlle, in Deer Isle, 20 said
County on The first dny Of feouary, and tAg lrst
DAY Of June, A, u. Ie71. 10 ten o'clock =. u. on
each "a said days Tor the purpose Of receiving hr
SAINT,
H. L. LbkkIN, irnr-+,t-.i..tp..
EDW ARD A. RINK. !
beer Isle. Dec, >, Is'o. t"I
rIIE SUBSCRIBERS hereby give public notice
l. 10 all concerned that they have been tulv an
pointed and thayc taken upon theIa.eiyr-, u,
lru,t OF NecuioTs OF me last win aud lie -t.,ucu.
OF THOMAS sWAZti, late Of Buck port.
III the County OF Hancock, deceased by giving
bond as the law directs they therefore rcuuest all
persons VINO are indebted 10 said deceased e.
tate to make immediate payment, and those vino
have any immediate demands thereon, to exhibit
the same Tor settlement.
WM. u. SWAZEY
HOWARD SWAhEY.
,scp,embte roth, 1875. arI
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Bronchitis F!

ALL PERSONS THAT
read this are Invited TO
send for our large and
beautifully illustrated
Paper. sent free 20 any
address.
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Why2 for the same
reason as given n
bove. Tho Bronchl-
al Tubes are simply
conductors TO carry
air to the Lungs,
h ence Inhalation
must go direct to the
scat Of the disease,
aud II you will fol-
low our directions,
We guarantee to
CURE Bronchitis
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GU r. T. .
CATARRH!

WE MAKE A SPEC
1ALrI Of treating pa
Sients by Mail. Please
write and describe your
symptoms.
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misunderstanding
~ drawing blood, with
very little Or no pain.
Amy person troubled
withCancerand Tumors
wiliplease write fortes-
tifuoniais &c, from pa
tients cured. We war
rant l perfect cure.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-17

MIR. Charles G. Spaulding, for
ten years connected with the repor-
torial staff of the Boston Herald,
lied on the 10Th. He was born at
Montpelier in 1926, and graduated
from the University of Vermont in
1913. For three years he practiced
his profession of civil engineer, and
then spent three years in California.
He aided in surveying several i'm.
portant railroads in the West, and
soon after established a newspaper
in Kansas. He was for a time may.
or of Kansas City, and took an &C.
tive part in the Kansas war, but
was finally driven from the State.
In 1861, he enlisted in the.5th Vt.
Regiment and served two years. At
the close of the war, be went to
Boston and spent three years en
the staff of the Post, after which he
became connected with the Herald,
where he has since been employed.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-17

ON Friday last, Col. A. G. Brown
of Montpelier, the General Agent
for the State of Vermont of the Con
necticut Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
of Hartford, Conn, visited Brad.
ford and paid to Mrs, Mary A. Wa.
terman the sum of $1,000, being the
amount due from his Company to
Mrs. Waterman on a Life policy held
by her husband, Mr.. Willard Wa
terInan since 1870, and now prompt.
ly paid on the day of maturity of
the claim. The Connecticut Mutu.
al is one of tho strongest and best
Companies in the country, with as.
sets amounting to S45,WO,WO and
itself to the patronage of
the public by its prompt and hon.
Orable dealings with all who have
to do with the Company, aud those
contemplating life insurance, would
10 well to correspond with Col.
Brown who will furnish them all
he information in regard to his
Company aud its plans.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-17
OBITUARY.

Hon, Daniel u. James, who for twenty-five
years as been I'm active NJ prominent CHI
zcn OF pcKalb County. died ut his residence
IN Sycamore, on Monday evening. January,
2,th, IN the sixty first year Of his ugo, Judge
James was born In Newbury, VT, In the year
lsi6 received good common school cduca
ton, and being OF an active aud ambitious
turn Of mind, he qualified himself for The
profession Of law, studying Ia tho Office OF
Hon, Thomas Bartlett, Esq, u leading hrnc.
titioner in Vermont, He began tho practice
Of law H. the village of East Corinth. W., aud
was moderately successful but IN 1850 sailed
with thousands of other adventurous spirits to
California. Here no remained about three
years aud accumulated some property, but
tired OF tho rough ways OF tho new country,
he returned TO the East and IN 1856! found his
way to the little village Of Sycamore, where
his home has been for nearly quarter Of u
century. lie formed law partnership with
Hon y, l., Mayo and subsequently, with Ln
thor Lowell and Chauncey Ellwood, and last
with u. A. Jones.
Full of courage. ambition and energy, he
contributed largely to building up tho village
that hu has made his home; he had conf
dence IN its future growth aud even when
railroads had been built both sides OF II, and
having no railroad connections, It seemed UNI
block, now known as Georges Bl0ck,and two
ot the best dwellings In tho city. lie took an
active leading part in politics aud was ever
ready to make sacrifices aud to labor In cou,l-
Gil md on the busting for tho prosperity OF
tho Republican party. His bold, earnest, en-
phatic, ringing utteranccs In opposition to
slavery and all its apolosists will not easily
be forgotten.
ln 1865 he was elected County Judge and
served four years in 1869 he was appointed
Postmaster Of Sycamore aud served till 1874.
In 1866 he was stricken down by paralysis
and for many weeks his life was despuired of
but his indomnable will and tenhcity Of life
triumphed over the disease. and although it
made steady advances on his constitution he
lived and enjoyed life while most men would
have succunlbed. In his youth he married
Miss Ann George, Of Topsllau, VI, who still
survives him. They leave no children. SEGA.
more, (iIl.,) True Republican.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-17
SOUTH NEWBURY.

SOUTH NEWBURY.
Mr.. w. w. Brock had a set OF
Fairbanks scales put into his barn
last week, by David Eastman, ESQ.
who is employed by Messrs. Fair.
banks Western House in Buffalo,
N. Y.
There is a we'll travelled road
down across the ice leading from
our place to New Hampshire. II
Beadle's Bridge Co., as well as 9th.
err bridge companies, would sell pas
SEES, we think that they would gain
from three to four months travel
each year, which now crosses on the
ice.
1t is with extreme sadness that
we are called to pen the notice of
the death of Mrs. VIM. Doe, who
died Feb. Sd Of lung fever, after an
illness of nine days. She was an
eXcellent-almOSt perfect christian
woman, and one beloved by all.
She was called from an active life
to that land of the leal, where work
is but rest. Her husband died in
Sept. 1875, an esteemed citizen. We
speak the mind of all, when we say,
if there is one place that seems sad
and lonely above another. it is Our
pOSto flee.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-17

NEvyBURY.
Almost a fire at the house of Mrs
Henderson on Mt. Pleasant St, the
chimney caught fire aud burned out.
When everything inside was 0. X,
man went out and found that the
roof was on fire, but by the assis
lance of a few others and a liberal
supply of water, the fire was ex
tinsuished after burning a large
hole.
7. G. Keyes is. selling many of
his winter goods, at reduced prices.
A large photographic picture of the
talented Star Reader, Nella r.
Brown, who is to read in the Cong.
Church, Feb. 20, can be seen at the
postot1ice.
The ladies of the Cong. Society
are expecting Il large attendance at
their Fair, Thursday evening, Feb.
ODD, the proceeds of which are to
be devoted to swelling the fund for
the purchase of the much needed
new organ. The fancy articlet to
be offered for sale are rich and in
variety and supper such
as the Newbury ladies know how
to furnish, will not be the least of
the attractions.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-17

CHELSEA.
Mrs. Orange Davis and Miss Alb.
ba Hale are both quite seriously i'll,
and with but little hope entertained
of their recovery.
Lyman Dutuon, who has been an
invalid for several years, went to
Saratoga Springs about six months
ago to be treated by a celebrated
physician. He returned a few days
ago, with but little, if any, physi-
cal improvement.
Israel w. Austin, of the West
Hill has advertised his farm and
personal property for sale by auc.
ton Feb. Gath.
at the monthly meeting of the
Ladies' Foreign Missionary Society
last Saturday, Rev. Mr.. Worthen
gave a very interesting lecture up.
on the condition of females in the
Eastern countries according to his
own observation.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-17
DOGGEUsEl.,

Tho following lines are respectfully IN
scribed to all loyal dogs IN the State oi
Vermont; hoping the sentiments herein
advanced Will DO assented to by hearty
Bow Wow.
The assembled wisdom OF our State
In legislation wise and great;
Design TO do honor to our kind,
And make us equal TO mankind
BY chasing all as Dogs, so true,
TO make us pay our taxes, too.
Now !, Dom Pcdro-ihat's my name,
From Royal Blood boast l came.
All dignitaries respect
In Church, or State, or Heavens Elect.
A law abiding Dog mean to be,
And give good head to powers that be;
I've got the collar on my neck
Which my good masters name protects
From all the assaults OF man and beasts :
By gun.shot wounds or poisoned leasts /;
Or savage CANNES, who delight
To worry all in cruel fight.
Dog No. l, claim to be,
A fair description here you sec;
My back Is black, my tail is grey,
My cheeks are buil'-they all do say
My belly-Oh! my modest prid
Will not permit me to describe;
My feet and legs are motley found,
My weight not far from thirty pounds.
My masters locks and herds | tend.
And to all mankind l am Il friend.
No poodle dog--or lop-earcd hound
Will dare dispute me on my ground,
Or surly mastff to provoke
A quarrel-all will end in smoke;
But while | live may be true
70 quadrepeds and bipeds too.
The general name of Dog-you sec
includes us all--both you and me-
In grand array--of bull dogs bold;
The Shepherds dog who guards the fold,
The wandering ellis that curse the ground
The worthless sut-and bold blood hound
Are all thus honored by the State;
And made to pay yearly rate,
Or else the guillotne will drop.
Now my advice l give so kind
TO swear allegiance to mankind;
fhus save ourselves from cruel SAVAGE
And our dog meat from filling sausage,
DOM PEDRO, JR.,
Prospective Emperor of Brazil.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-02-17
Orange County Court,
In Chancery. June Term, 1877.
Ed,cin R. Davenport v. Jane s. Colbv form
erly Jane s. Davenport

orange County Court,
In Chancery. June Term, 1877.
Edwim II. Davenport v. Jane s. Colby form
erly Jane s. Davenport.
Whereas, Edwin r. Davenport has filed in
the Orange County Court clerks office, his bill
setting forth that he was joined in marriage,
to Jane :. Doe on the 90 day of November
1913. by which union he has row living. three
children that Oh the 18th day of March, 1867,
he purchased two lots of real estate in the
town of Newhury, VT, and paid for them. but
took title in the name of said Jane, in her
promise to remain his wife in trust. to make
them home for themselves and children.
Said lots described in deed from Freeman j.
Doe, on record in Newbury town clerks office
OF the date Of-tO which reference is made
for description and further showing that on
the 22d day of November 1873, the said Jane
without cause, deserted orator, and eloped
from his home with q man by the name of
Colby, with him fled to California, where
they now live together. That in the year 1874
the said Jane presented in the court IN Cali
fornia decree of divorce, as orator has been
Informed from the orator. and since snch de-
cree. said Jane and said Colby have been
married to each other. and ha 70 lad to them
one child; and praying that the court by de-
cree, put an end to the trust IN said land and
rest the title thereof in the orator. enionine
said Jane aud her heirs and assignes from in
terlering with the same and for general relief.
And it appearing that the said Jane L. Colby,
formerly Davenport is out of the State. and
jurisdiction of the court, so that the process
of the court cannot be served on her. it is or
dcred that the substance of this said bill be
published three weeks successfully in the
Bradford Opinion. u newspaper published at
Bradford, in said Orange County. the last of
which publications shall be at least twenty
lays previous to the first Tuesday in June A.
D. 1877. And the publication of this order
shall be deemed sufficient notice 60 said Jane
J. Colby, formerly Davenport, to appear at
he term Of Orange County Court of chan
cry next to be holden a. Chelsea. in said
county,. on the first Tuesday of Juue A. d.
81 and answer to said petition.
Dated at Chelsea this 29th day of January,
|. ID. 1877.
L. G. HINCKLY, Clerk.
Il. NICK. ORMsBY
81 Solicitor for Petitioner.