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THE GREAT CAUSE

L y n A II II 13l3A q
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A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and
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generally; Consumption Epilepsy. and Fits; Mental
and Physical Incapactv &c, by ROE. j. Culver
ELL NJ, D., Author of the Green Book &c.
Th- world renowned author, in this admirable Lecture
clearly proves from his experience that the awfn
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without medicine, and without dangerous surgca ppe
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which every sufferer matter what his condition may
be, may himself cheapy, privately and radically.
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UNITED STATE INTERN III REVENUE.
.h.1u,l 7'.rcg fs 1861.
The attention of Taxpayers is hereby called to
Tho prul isuns OF the United States Excise Law
f,l4tIyc to the assessment OF annual taxes.
BY the sixth section Of the act of July | 1862,
l. is made the duty Of all persons, partnerships,
inns, associations, or corporations, made liable
to any annual duty, license. or tax, sA or bCi,r'
the first .U.Haay Of My IA each year, to make a
list or return to the Assistant Assessor of the bis.
tfict where located Of tire amount of annual in
come, the articles or objects charged with spec
ial tax. and the business or occupation liable to
pay auy license,
Efesy person who shall fail to make such re-
turn by ;ae day specified Will be liable to be as
sesscd by the Asst ssor according to the best ir-
ormatun which he can obtain; and in such case
the Assessor is required to add fifty per centum to
the am unit of the items of such list.
Every person who shall deliver to an Assessor
any false OF fraudulent list statement, With in
tent t. ovaAe the valuation or enumeration re-
quired by law, is subject to-a fine Of five hundred
dollars; and in such case the list will DO made
out by the Assessor Assistant Assessor, and
from tho valuation and enumeration so made
there can be no appeal.
Payment OF the annual taxes, except those for
licerses viii not be demanded until the thirieth
day Of June.
The appropriate blonks on which to make re-
turn, and all necessary information will be fur
nished by the Assistant Assessors in their several
Divisions to whom the returns should be deliver
ed on or before the Grst Monday OF May next. I
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Special Notices.

es-lf yon troubled with Cough, Cold, ilonrse
ness, Pain in the Side or any affection of the throat
Or lungs, go to Calvin e. Peck's and get II box Of
lIOWE'S Cough PILLS, and If they fail to give
satisfaction the purchase money will be rounded
The best known remedy for Whoopins Cough. Try
them cycrybDdy 3m.t
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SroSIxGroS--Ar 3D. schs Planet, Dormot, and
st Lucar. Barnes, ockland; Honest Abe, Strang;
Sea Nymph, Conlcy, and George Snow, Has
kcll from Providence.
NEw HAvEs-Ar 7th, sch Bramhall, Sawyer,
Bangor.
NEW oRLEANs-Ar goth ult, D Nichols, Bucks
port
Nonteviieo- Cid Jan 9Th, ship f Sherman,
Nichols, Akyab.
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Washing Made Easy.
yE,IIE subscribers having purchased the right to
u manufacture and sell
Groy's Patent Washing Machine

u manufacture and sell
Groy's Patent Washing Machine
in tn. Counties of Hancock and Washington, have
commenced the manufacture Of the same at
ULMER'S STEAM MILL,
and take this method to bring said Machines to
the notice of the public.
1t has been tried in our families, and in many
other families in this village and in every Instance
the result has been most satisfactory, and We con
fiiently assert that it possesses more of tho
requisite qualities OF a good washing machine
than Any other heretofore offered TO tho public
and we feel assured that q fair tIidl of it will
convince any reasonable person that 1t If n yalu
able acquisition to the kitchen washing days,
and having tried it will purchase one.
II is compact and light, occupying no more
room than a common wash tub and can be as
easily handled; it is simple, with complicated
parts to get out of order, and can ba worked by
boy or girl with little practice well as by an
adult In washing, single part of garment
as the wristband collar of shirt can be washed
without washing the whole, as all ether Machines
do, thereby saving the wear ofthe garment by rub
bng of the parts already clean; and last, though
least, it is cheap, costing only six dollars, which
brings it within the reach Of every ono having
clothes to wash.
The machines can be seen and examined at the
place of manufacture, and be ordered of
either of the subscribers. No person will be
asked to pay fer maohine without thorough
trial
Mr.. Tyler will attend to the sale Of the machines
In other towns in the two Counties rs soon as the
wants Of this town can be supplied Orders by
mail IN be addressed TO l.. Il. Timer, Ellsworth,
or Royal Tyler, North Ellsworth, and will receive
prompt attention.
C. J. ULMER,
ROYAL TYLER.
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DIshS STEERS.

Schooner Mayfowcr, of THE place, ct anchor
in the Bay, drag ,cd her nnchors ono night this
week, aud now hes ON the ledge off Weymouth
Point.
Ship Emma Jane, Jordan, which sailed from
Bombay Jan 5, in ballast, for Maulmain, was
captured and burned by tho Confederate cruiser
Alabama. on the l4th of January, of Cochin
The Emma Jane All ship of 1896 tons,
built in Bath in 1854, where she was owned.
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ASSESSORS 0 FGCG,

I an directed by tae Commissioner Of Internal
&eyenuo t. publish tie following natiee, with re-
gan! to tho assessment Of the Annual Excise Tax
Is ia this District.
10y tssr
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DENTAL NOTICE.

rU.IIoSE persons calculating to have work done
4 at my offics. will have to call Immediately
as SHALL close it in very ehGtt tine, owing IL
the building having changed nvne7s.
| shall not open another Office 10 the place a.
presant, as there 20 ruons snitalle that cat
obtain.
J. +. LORD,
Surgeon Dentist.
Ellsworth, March 18th. 5WS
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Buy me and I'll do you Good
DR.. LANGLETS
ROOT AND HERB BITTERS.

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No pains expense spared in the preparation Of
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The perfect adaptation OF remedy to disease in
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FOUL STOMACH, HEARTBURN,
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GENERAL DEBILITY, LAZtNESS.
They cleanse the System regulate the Bowels. restore
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mind and strength OF body, to ali who them. Jhia
has become Standard Meiciqo, been before the
public for fifteen years, aad stands unrvalicd for its
great book ut Of the ingredients Of which
it is composed
SHsaqaril4, wa cherry, Ysuor Dock, Prit,Ig Ash
Ibor0Hyhr0rt, M1Rdrakc. RhabGrb, Dtndcitoa, etc.
Prices %, 80 and IS cts. per bottle. Id by all
Dcal,rs N Medicine. Orlcr addressed to
Geo. G. GOODWIN {. Co,
rGmS IS Hanover St. Boston.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

BELFAsT-Ar I'D sehs Clara Norton, McGray
Bucksport 10 load for Ellsworth.
Ar 2ith, Cameo, smaIley, Boston.
Ar 26th, George Washington, PeEsleton, Bos.
ton
Ar 2sth. Laura Jane, Ryan, Boston; Huntress,
Brow, Belfast, late of Gloucester.
MAcuiAs-Ar 5th, brig Lucretis, Brown, New
York.
Ar 9Th, sehs Amelia. Sawyer, Boston; Dolphin
X sllar, East Maehias.
Cid 10th ult, sch Crusoe. Foster, Machiasport,
thence to New York. Sd mat, sch Donworth,
Drew. Portland.
PoRrLAxp-Ar lst, sch Lake. E,dridge, Buck
sport, for New Bedford
Ar 3D. scts Albion, Burgess, Belfast; George
Fisk, Curtis, Ellsworth for New York.
Ar eth, schs Charles ) Holt, Holt, and Geor GO
W Jordan, Bolivar, Ellsworth for Norwich
g, BosIex-Ar Sd, sch NJ strout. <of Bangor)
Royal, Portland for New Orleans. put in ienky.
Ar 5th, schs fraseonia, Holt, Baltimore; IL ii
Grindle, BurnhsE, Bsekspost-
Ar 9th, sch Ontario, Dodge. Elizaeethport-
NEwpoRr-Ar Sd, sch Pallas 0xton, Rockand
for New York.
EpGARross-Cli LIST, sch American Chief, Pres
sy, Eockland for New York.
Ar I'd. sch 5 r Jameson, Higgins, New York
for Belfast.
HouNEs' HoIg-Ar 81 seh Ocean Ranger, Brad
ley, Baltimore for Bath,
Ar 4th, sch Rebecca Warner, Pickering, Deer
Isle for Philadelphia,
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Get tho Best,

THE EMPIRE SHUTTLE
$ l3W ING III a G II / IL Is
is on Exhibition mt
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ttlorire 1ourual.
MEMORANDA.

Union River is free for navigation, the ice hav
ing LEFT on the night of the It'll inst.
Tbs captain and crew OF ship Emma Jane t.
Bath) burnt by the Alabama Jan Il we're Ia d
ell destitute a; Aplango, small port South o
Cochin.
VESSELS SoLp.-sohr Marcus Hunter of Ma.
ehias % tons, built in l,G3, has been purchased
by Capt Edgar Ger and others Of this city, fol
$4,000, each
sehr John Il. Mrthsr. $50 tons, built in let9
has been sGil to T.. q. Willard and others Of this
city, Tor 500.
sohr Fannie Mitchell, Ia tons, huilt at Bangor
ia ls!6, has been sold 10 paftie, in St. Georg".
for 400.
schr n II, Hall i39 tons, bulk at Ellsworth in
lsij, has been sold to parties in s.. George. for
Sl7U0.-Pertland Pyiae CgvtRS.
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UNITED STATE INTERNAL REVENUE.
.,,..y ~. T., f2tf

\. i. joy, Assn.
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Ellsworth, March 18th.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-23
MIDNIGHT REPORT.



New YoKK. July pa special dispatch 10
the Post SAYS:
Great efIorts are being made here by the friends
OF Jas Howard the forger Of the President :
praclsmation TO effect his release. or to hurry
him tn trial
No dem md. NJ vet. has been made for the nj
rate Semme=. hut he will probably be surrendered
IL a demsnd j. not made.
A " .shngion special To the Commercial says:
A rentlemtn just from the front saws General
Grant expressed the belief that Sherman would
canfure Atlantis He likewise said The fell OF the
rebellion would he settled in front oi Richmond
He al-o declared that if there were 100 900 more
zen IN the armies the rebellion could be crushed
I'm Ten iays
The Trinune's Hilton Head correspondent
gives an account Of fight on John-on's Island.
The Charleston troops remained on James
I.land. and reinforcements were thrown across
gains. Gen Hitch.
Gen. Brine, had been sent b,ck to Sela. and
th,. commtnd of his brigade devolved on Col
Montgomery.
tempted 10 cross the river.
II Wiltz. with double slotted guns, opened a
FIRE and caused great slaughter
The enemy were driven back. and ended the
fight for the day.
ltbeeame evident that the enemy was concen
traiing on JnhnSons Island and Montgomery
was ordered to reinforce our troops. He reached
-ihe scene of action about midnight an the 9Th
He ordered to- relieve Col Slanweck. of the
Ssh New York. but the gallant Colonel sent
word that he was able To hold his position
Montgomery was held in
On Strurd " three attacks were repused.
The Herslds Hilton Head correspondents saw;
The object of the expedition To Johnson
Island was to Withdraw troops from other points
aud being fully accomplished. our forces were
Withdrawn
While our losses. including killed wounded
and missing $50, that of the enemy must
have been over 500
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AOtice TO Own rs of Dogs.
trrrcE or CRY tLEKK


INDIANAPOLIS ISD., July 81, 1854.
HERE,s. AN "RDlN ,NCt PASSED jun 7th
W 1881 by Common council of the CITY 81 Indian
apos entitled An urdina To regulate and rrstr.in
dogs from running at large In the city Of ndi spol
prov .des:
1t. That all persons owning or harborng any animal
the dog ki,d in thu city OF Ia anapoI 5, pay an
annual license theIesF o. one dollar for each male, and
five dollars for each female
I'd That the City CLERK shall issue or rau,e to he IS
sued every UGH Own.r OF ether person. applica-
eaton. wri ten cen for every such ANNA OF tue dog
kind; aid he shall also furnish to such owner or other
person. check of bras copper. marked and m Der
ed from number Gle up With number corresponding With
the license
81. That any per.On owning barboring any animal
of the dog kind ,he ~ indianapolis shall procure
aud place upon the neck Of such co. BITCH sbstan
tai collar leather, iron "copper" brass or other
bic m.,eria to which shall also be attached
check above referred and check than
the identical issued by the Ce shall be worn by
any such dog bitch # los >uch check
dup ate shall be In nished by Clerk the ,pen>e
Cf the appli ant.
4ih Taat any person owning or harbsrinr OF wing
the Of any vicious h~ice dog sufT or
permit the sane to 20 unenhned at large during
the day time.
5th That no person or persons shall keep or hsrbor
suffer remain about hi Their premises.
any snnsl Of the dog I'D which BY 10 a and freogen'
rioaS annoyance or dsturba' the neig borhocd.
eth. That any per on or per Gus not comp vnx with
the fore ding provisions Of said ordinance shall for ach
vclAon upon conviction before tn Mayor TIE city o.
Indianapolis. be tined in any exceeding twenty
do ar together with costs Of pro ecuiion
9TH That II shall be tn duty u the policemen Of the
aid city Kill all dogs found running lar e IN
the har5'Tng the have comp
w.t. toe foregoing prov iSions Of said ordinance.
Now therefore, al persons owning, harboring or hav-
ing me sny animal 81 dog kind within tie
CRY Of indianapolis, hereby resprc flly requested
and notif.f call the City Gle, * Office No z
Glena's Block and comply with the foregoing provision.
Of tue said ordinance without further notice.
By authority
C. 5 BUrrsRFIELD, CT Clerk.
Attest;
JOHN G. WATERS Deputy
iva div
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fSDfsSAPoLIs. July 2o. 1854
At meeting Of some Of the manT friends
and patrons Of NJ and Mrs George Herbert.
Principal Of 81. Nsry's Seminary. (Epscop'll
indianapolis. the follouing resolution Was adopt.
ed.
Resolved. That We regret the departure from
our citv of Mr. and Mrs Herbert. Who have Ia
bored successfully in building up = first class
Female Seminary IN Indianapolis. and fully ap-
preciate their superior abilities as educators and
their general social qualities. who most heartily
commend them Ia the kind consideration Of al
those with whom they NAV come IN contact. and
especially to those Who may desire to educste
their daughters away from home. believing they
will make ST. Agnes HILL. Terre II cute one of
the hest female colleges in tho country
II J Horn. : Johnston.
Geo W Mears. John Johnston
J Bingham John Love
Reginald Ii Hall. W II Morrison
X Browning. Sam'l b Hoefgen
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Fross, Warrington.

WASHINGTON, July p Special to the Com
mereisl sats:
Gen Sherman telegraphs that the enemy made
another advance Yesterday.
The Atlanta. Georgia. Appeal Of the 18th July
savs:
We will remlin 10 cheer and encourage the
soldiers until the enemy reaches the gates Of the
city
II also announces that all newspapers except
it. have left Atlanta for the South. and that the
work OF emptying the CITY OF movables goes
qnetly on, and when the Yankees enter they
will find nothing but empty houses and bare
walls TO greet them
Dispatches received by the government this
morning Snnoucne that the rebel Gen Johnston
had heen superseded by Gen Hood and that n
battle had t,ken place in which Sherman had
defeated the enemy.
Dispatches have heen received by Western
Union lines dated Atlanta 10 dav
No official announcement of the capture or
occunation of Atlanta has been received ut this
Office uD to this hour $3.50 P. n.
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ICTOk I. HAULENBtChs
General Agent for Mr. McKean Buchanan

we Gail attention 10 the advertisement Of
Me-sr-. Elliott 4 Ryan. 90 A Elliott and
Jtmes RYAN, Wholesale dealers in all
kinds of liquors. This is one OF the Oldest es-
adjustments in the city. and the business Of the
house has been characterized by iiher.lity. nteg
r'ty and fair dealing. Possessing every facility.
this firm j. enabled 20 sell all articles in their
line at n low prices ~ can he purchased in any
western city aud they offer To sell at the Gin
ciunati daily quotation Messrs Elliott & RYAN
keep constantly on hand pure Kentucky BDUr
bon whisky. and brandies and wines of the diff
ferent brands, and of the best qualities Those
who wsnt pure liquors can find them at this es-
adjustment.
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From cairo.

CAIRO. July - The Memphis Bulletin ot
the 9th has statement which was made before
the Provost Marshal nv Lieut.. Allen. deserter
from Fo'resl's communal who took the amnesty
oath and left from Houston, Kentucky He con.
firms the report that Forrest was wounded Al
Tupelo
The rebels lost 500 men in the fight at Gun
town.
Major Bradford. who was captured at Fort
Pillow. has been ordered to be shot for violating
the parole.
Allen knew nothing about the Presidents am
neSty oath. and said the rebel soldiers knew
nothing of il
He slys the people think that IL Lee and John
sion are beaten secessionism will be played
out"
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The EYE AND EAR We pleased to in
form our readers that Dr. g ,riner the celebrated
occulst and anrist. formerly oi London. England
but who has been practising with great success for
the last year in Wisconsin. Iowa and Northern
Indiana. intends to visit indianapolis for one
month From our exchanges we learn of several
cures he has performed; therefore. those requir
ing medical aid for defective sight or hearing,
had better avail themselves OF the opportunity
now offered for obtaining relief. The Decor has
taken rooms at the Bates House. and will be
prepared to receive patients on Monday next
July 25th
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.E- The -. w Davis" steam fire engine was
originally called THE No g." Davis, some
how got his name put on il Everybody know
Davis. but everybody nay not know that the
machine which bears his name is one of the most
magnificent ever constructed. and ia kept in
splendid order aud well manned by the efficient
members OF the Fire Departments who have it in
charge. Mr. Glazier we believe is the Director
with regard to this engine II is in splendid OF
der and ready for work. Ii is stationed in the
south eastern part of the city.