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DRowNRp.--Night before last sad
case Of drowning occurred at Bellaire,
by which Mr.. VIM. Burkharat, citizen
of louisville met with an nntimelyi
death Mr., B three other gentlemen
and six OF eight ladies were on their
way East from Louisyille-the gentle
men on business and the ladies return-
ing to resume their studies in the Sem
mary near Philadelphia. The party had
Just arrived in Bellaire on the Central
Ohio train, and had taken seats on board
the steamer w n Harrison, preparatory
to crossing the river and taking the train
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
when Mr.. B. went down on the lower
deck of the boat to see that the baggage
was alright He had not been absent
from his friends more than five minutes
before a splash was heard in the water
and the CRY "man overheard sotnded
through the boat 1t was soon ascer-
tanned that Mr. Burkhardt had fallen
overheard, and, despite every effort made
by the officers and crew of the boat, he
was drowned before assistance reached
him. The river was dragged for mile
below the scene of the sad occurrence
during Tuesday night, and yesterday
every effort was made TO raise and re-
cover the body, but at last accounts the
remains of the unfortunate man rested
in watery grave.
Mr.. Burkhardt was member OF the
firm of w. & Fl. Burkhardt & Co, Of Lou
isville, and was an old and respected
citizen of that place The party accom-
panying him East, together with the
bereaved daughter OF the deceased, came
up to this city Yesterday. and are aTop
ping at the M'Luro House \ brother
OF the deceased was tel graphoi nt the
lamentable affair, and il expected here
this evening.
4 reward Of two hundred dollars is
offered. by advertisement which appears
elsewhere, for the recovery of the body.
RIVER The liver WAS falling last
evening, with thirteen aud a hall t,.i
water in the channel
The Linnie Drown. Capt. Rice, lett Tor
Cincinnati, full OF freight and people.
Tho Edinburgh, Eagle Pine Grove and
Leslie Combs are now undergoing re
pairs.
The famous Wild Wagner. Capt. II.
ii. Drown, having been thoroughly IL
painted and reftted, and placed in splrn.
did order, will immediately resume her
position in the Wheeling and Cincinnati
trade. She will leave Cincinnati on
Saturday, and here on Tuesday next
THE BELLAIR SHOOTING AFFtiR.-We
are informed that the accom- ut the
shooting affair at Bellair, as published in
a city print is incorrect The fact il the
case, we are told, are these Three
roughs went into the Belmont House bar
Der shop, were shaved, and refused to
pay the darkeys for their work; words
ensued, when one of the roughs picked
up a spittoon and hurled it at the head
of one of the negroes. The roughs ran
ont of the shop, when the darkey seized
revolver and fred after them. The
shots proved harmless, as no one was III
iured in the least
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SD. cad out earth's hottest records here

"Sp.ead out earth's hottest records here,
OF days and deeds to reverence dear
Let the northumberland that DR.. D. II. seelye'7
LIQUID Catarrh Remedy is a pleasant ANA Ger:
tain euro for Catarrh, Cold in the Head, and al
diseases of the head caused by the abnormal con
tlition of the membrane lining
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MUNICIPAL COURT There was pref
:. full attendance at roll call III this
curt yesterday morning. Two ~ three
prisoners estahlishedthei innocence aud
we're discharged john Elliott Ind
difficulty with Jane Robbins, ana beat
and abused her; . Brcisock came in
John way and shared the same fate,
for W hich offence Elliott paid $50 aud
'usts David GOsney assisted Elicit in
she assault and battery, ana was hu,d
so aud costs L b Williams got tight,
raved and swore, for which he paid SO
md costs John Allison the immortal
'Jack'-took TOO much extract of corn
md behaved himself in an nnbecoming
manner, for which tax of - was ASSESS
cd; Jack had suspended payments, and
took thirty days'Situatinn on the chain.
lang; Chas. Brice while ine6riated,
.wore and acted disorderly, for which he
paid $40. VIM. Conway and R Brok-
har were drunk aud occupied the soft
side of butcher bench in TIE Mar
KIT House as bed, for which privilege
they were charged So and costs, with tho
option of trying it again if they liked
ana could stand the prices Paymaster
I Fl. Haley declined coming to time
IN paying debt, and was sued for the
claim; be and the creditor met. and
angry and abusive words were dealt out
to the latter, for winch Mr. Paymastel
came to time" TO the tune of SEQ and
costs
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No. lso Main street Wheeling W. Va.
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CITY ITEMS.
THE collector from this office will on
Thursday, the l4th, visit the patrons OF
the REGISTER in Fulton. TA

-.
ABOUT TO LKAvE.-Dr. j. j. M'Bride,
whose notices have so frequently APP
peared in our columns fol. the last few
weeks. has closed his business in this
CITY. and is about to leave for Cincinnati
and Chicago. During his stay here ny
his genial disposition and extreme liber-
ality. he made host of friends, who will
long remember him. He has succeeded
in building up name and reputation tor
his Pain Killer in this city and surround
ing neighborhood, which will rank 1t as
a standard preparation for all time TO
come. The Doctor will Carry with him
the GOOD wishes of hundreds of our prom
iueut citizens whom he has cured OF the
worst form of diseases--as we'll as large
portfolio Of certificates rendered him by
his patients.
We commend the Doctor to the press OF
Cincinnati and Chicago. as a gentleman
in every sense Of the word. and one who
is correct in his department as we'll as his
business tIansactions--who il "A man OF
strict integrity, aud never makes prom
Use but what he Viii pcrtor.n 10 Tie letter
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Try AND STATE NEWS.
rso cold and Oiber Markets, ana
miscellaneous Matter 70 Hs s"""" Us
&C F0aFgh Page.

VrHy NEARLY A GHosT Fer the past
few DAYS the more timid portion OF our
citizens. residing on lth and 18th streets
:, the Ri Ward. have been considerably
EARNED by what is supposed to be SUI
ncrnatural appearance haunting the
above mentioned neighborhood. The
mystcrious manner in which it confines
its walks to the vicinity of the Court
House and Jail, would give evidence that
it is a spirit of the most disreputaeie
character. Although frequently seen, II
is generally at distance and never vas
loosely approached except by one elderly
gentleman. i'll the saloon business near
6v, who upon taxing Que view 81 thespec-
ire, retired to his virtuous couch IN a
STYLE wherein seemed total folgetfni-
ness of all his native grace and dignity
Var;nus accounts are given of it. Those
who's. consciencrs are Troublesome assert
It 10 he genuine ghost CHASTITY, gnant
and grin ia most extreme and disagree
able manner. while others more 5kSptical
OH the snhjeci II shostology, have con
ceiyed It 10 Ia a human heinz nrly at
tired i'm n certain earmsnt ruOFo 5eitable
10 the present hot weather than cnmpat-
lille with the strict ful.;- aud convention
,hfies al hon Respecting walking
4 l. 10
.1pture il ii human or r. exercise IT if
spiritual Fhe police IsVe been Oh the
.lert, and We doDhi not hut thar they
would make "A desperate attempt. II OPP
portunity offered, ia Eobh!e It, even
though they might hJve no warrant. LIS
llM appearance Wc believe. wI4 made III
,nearly hanrun YESTERDAY nunrling. when
II presented Itself ta The terror sliclicn
,.aIe of some hfty az ,unrr ;rc,nne. re-
turning from market perthei in the in.
low Of buiii,ng IA the north sldr at
N,nrne street Iris tiighifri object be-
.du ia dawn simultaneously "i'h the
d,y li,ht. aud the panic IL orcaSioned
f., understandable. IL haI apparent,
iuuiau form with Ill the rigj,lIy Of
death. aud the great sploic,.rs II blood
covering il seemed sure index that muir
der most foul had hern done and than the
deadly hate of the assassin had been yis-
,fed upon another victim Thar the
"A. . 10
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FEDERAL CoURT.-Jndge j. j. Jackson
Presiding In this Court yesterday Chas
Bshler was naturalized as citizen of the
United States
The Grand jury asked that the charge
If bis Honor Judge Jackson, delivered a
few days ago, be placed on the minutes
OF the Court; and stated that it was ina
possible for them at this time to do any
hing further in the way OF ferretiug out
y.olators Of the Revenue Law They
asked that the Internal Revenue officers
I;'e with the District Attorney the names
II all persons found violating the law.
The Grand jury returned bill of in.
iictment against Zadock Fowler forvio-
alton of Internal Revenue Law.
The argument in the admiralty case of
Berger & Hoffman rs, the steamer Oil
city, occupied the remainder of the
session Of Court.
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CANNEDs TOlIATOEs. GREEN
ICON, Peaches. Cove Oysters Lonste,s SaI.
srery de.criptieu for sale low By
ieia BOOTH. BAIIkLLE CO
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Ayers Sarsaparilla.

IS \ concentrated extract of the choice root. sa
l combined with Other substances - still greater
Alternative power ~ to AFFORD an cHcciual autidutc
for ,ii-e.,-.- Sar1iparilS Is rcpUtcd to such
reivcry i surely wanted by those who sui or from
StrnIuuti, complaints, aud that one which viii nc
compli.l their cur must rruyr, as this has, OF i'm
service to this large class OF icllow.cttiz"ns
How completely this compound will do IT has been
proved by eNpcrin Mt On many q! The worst e.tSc-
To la, found in the following complaint. -
Scroiulg. Strotiluus Swtllings, and Sorr', skin
Disea,os, riEtIscS, ru>tul's, Eruptians, ~
AnthOnys Fire. Rose or Erysip,las, letter or Sal'
Eheuu. Scald Head, Eingworm, Nc.
SHaliihS or Tentrtd Disease i expelled from the
system hy The prolonged use ct sAH>AfAtiLI.A,
and the patient Is left in comparative health
FesaIte DISEASES are caused by seruiuI n the
blood, and often soon cnred 10y this EXTRA, /
Ut >AEsNfAitIIIA
DO not discard TIL, invaluable medicine, because
Won have been Imposed upon by something pretend
ing hr -ar,,rsfilll, willie il WAS MOI. When you
have USED AYTiSS-tncn and not till them Will you
known the virtues OF SarSaparilia, For minute
particulars oi the diseases il cures We refer you Ia
ANeTs American Almanac which the agent below
named viii mrsh gratis to all who call tos 1t.
ANEKS tATHtKFic PILLS, for the cure OF
Cosiltcucss. .Iauudicr, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
matism Heartburn arising from nisordcred stomach
rain, or Morbid lnaction OF the iiowcls, flanhncy
los, uf Appetite, Liver Complaint, hrppscy, W ornis
Cont Neuralgia and for Dinner till.
They are sugar coated that the mSst sensitive
can take them pleasantly and they arc the bet
apercut in the world for all the purposes of a iam
ly physic.
and sold by Calvin q. Peek, Ellsworth, Me. 2m2i
sold NJ who'll sale by NJ. +. Phillips, Portland, ;. A
ItoWcs IS Co, Belfast W. l.. Alden Co., BANGOR
Ne.
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Collectors Notice.

u. >. INTERNAL REVENUE,
FIFTH COLLECTION DISTRICT OF MAINE.
Asreeab to an Act of Congress, "To provide
Internal Revenue to support the Government and
pay interest on the public debt, approved July LIST,
1862, and for other purposes"
| hereby giyo notice that have received from
n. A. JOY. ESQ, Assessor of said District, the an-
nua list of Excise Duties and Taxes assessed in
the month of May, 1865. That said Duties and
Taxes have become payable. and that will at
tend {either personally by Deputies) to receive
the at the times and places named below:
Hancock County.
At Ellsworth, al tho Collectors Office, August
|. . and 3.
At Bueksport at the Custom House, August
I and 8.
At Castinc. at the Custom House. August ..
AZ Sedgwick at Doritys Hotel, August 10.
At Deer Isle, at the Store OF L. L. Spohord,
August II.
At Eluehill al tie Store Of William Hopkins,
August 10.
At Somesvillc, Mt. Desert, at the Store of John
Somes. August Il.
At eouidsboro, at the Union Store, August l6
And further give notice, that all persons who
shall neglect to pay the Duties aui Taxes as
| aforesaid assessed upon them to the Collector or
his Deputies, within the times above specified,
shall be liable to pay Ten per eeatum additional
upon the amount thereof.
And tutther give notice, that Specie, United
States Currency or National Bank Ellis will be
| required in payment fer taxes.
JOHN WEST,
CoLgCroR Firm COLLECTION District, Me.
TlI,wirth July 10, lS6o.
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a Hint To BoTn SEXES How To GAIN AND
RETAIN ArfECTioS.-It has frequently been sug.
gcsted that PLANTATION BirrERS are, in another
form. the elixir OF Love" ot the Ancicnts. That
they do much to quiet "f,miiy jars aud reconcile
fretful wives To cross husbands, verify believe.
when domestic quiet i, restored and connubial
felicity re gus supreme,
GLOW great the charm, how sweet tho bliss
That finds expression in u kiss"
free and proper use Of PLANTATION BIrrEES
will inspire the souls of both sexes with pure and
heightened sentiments OF affection, gnd n capacity
for and exquisite enjoyment in zach others
society. Remember there Is place like home,
aud no passion like ioyc-and nothing to link the
two tagctcher and Won both like the great Family
blessing, PLANTATION BtrrERs.
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New Collection Of Music Of Great
Excellence.
GEMS OF GERMAN SONG,

4 lection Of the most Beautiiul Vocal tompo
sitions. ut beethoven, Won Weber, Mcndcls-
shon ,kecten. Gunibert keichardt, krebs,
Spuhr. Proch, Keller, and others,
With Accomplishments for the Piano.
The above work forms n new volume Of the
popular class of Music Books known as the "ilune
Crelo Series," mprisng " The Home Circle, ,
wells, :" The Silver chord The shower of
Pearls and j." Opcratic reaIl., bound in uni
form style, and sold at the same prices, wiz
Plain, 50 ss cloth sap; cloth, tut gilt, ST.
Sold by all Music Dealers. C"!~es mailed post.
paid On receipt of price. o. DIT en- 4 CO., Pub
fishers, 2T7 Washington Street, Boston.
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Economy and Safety.
Try Them.

rE'llE undersigned have the rig ht to make and
L sell Gilbert Richards Spark Arrcstss for
the town OF Ellsworth.
This is ore pf the greatest inventions for Econo-
my and Safety, that has been given the public
tor SOME tine. s11
1t has boen thoroughly tested Of late In this
County, and the testimony is, that by their usr,
on n stove with good draft, there is saving pf
one third of the fuel.
On cooking stoves, their use in regulating tho
temperature of the heat, is Of great value.
There is safety in them. bessase they arrest
the sparks, AMI thereby eheetually prevent fires
from sparks from the chHaBey. 8t a
Those who have used them, speak In tho high
est terms of their economy and safety.
In one town in this County searcs have been
sold his winter.
Tosn rights, as well as siagle ones for sale By
Il. A. & W. A. FRIEND, Brookiin.
For sale in Ellsworth, by III
- AIKEN a BROS,
Ellsworth, Jan. 20, 1855, 20
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r O r S Al E,

4 GOOD HOUSE, convenient ort-buIdinss,
I \ all in good repair; also eight acres of land
under p fair state Of cultivation and containing a
young orchard in good bearing condition.
Said house is situated in Verona, about ten
minutes walk from the village of Bueksport, com.
handing beautiful view of that village, Fort
Knox, Penobscot River, aud a wide spread vi sur
rounding oosntry. Price $1,000
Inquire of Rev. W. II. PILSnuRY in Bucksport,
oI InoMAs Glss on the premises. 2n2is
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REMARKABLE CURE of STIFF KNEE

REMARKABLE CURE of STIFF KNEE
by Allcock's Porous Plasters.-iiow many per-
sons, from stepping piece Of orange peel, have
been famed for licf which might have been
of this Kind has just been brought to notice. a
gentleman. from placing the heel OF his boot a
piece of orange peel, suddenly thrown down and
violently spraiucd his knee. He was six month,
confined to the house, though he had the best med
cal nj vice. A. ala>t resort very eminent phys
clan was cailcl in to SEE il ANYTHING could be
done. After examination he said, Ny opinion Is
yoar kucc will never be tent again. iIr recon-
meHylcj that the whole leg aud knee should he
cazed IN plaster OF Paris bandase which would
accelerate The permanent stir ming of The knee, and
aid i" tho sooner It done The better But the
aiieut, befnrs ,rl ing this application and having
.tid knee for life, chopped it in our roroes ras-
tiers aud In les than two month, his knee was PER
f-rtlg cnrcd.
Principal \ gcncy, Braudreth House. New York
hy the yard or single ElAs;cr sold BY al Dealer, in
Medicines. Inns
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF MAILS.
ELLSWORTH PosT OFFICE,
July I, 1865.

ELLSWORTH Posr OFFICE,
July l. 1865
Western arr daily except Monday at 2! o'elk A. "
Eastern arr. 81 " II
dep. 81 A. NJ.
Belfast arrives Monday, Wednesday aud Friday at
O'Clock l.. ". Departs Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday AT / O'Clock T. NJ
Narraguagus arrives Monday. Wednesday and Fri
day AT . O'Clock T.. n. Departs Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday at O'Clock \. NJ.
Castinc arrives Monday and Thursday at q o'clock
PM. Departs tuesday aud Friday ut
O'Clock 4. VI.
South West liarbor arrives Wednesday and Satur-
day ut II O'Clock NJ. Departs Tuesday
and Friday ut II O'Clock NJ
Trenton Point arrives Saturday at II O'Clock \. NJ.
Departs same day ut O'Clock T.. NJ.
Great Pond arrives Saturday at o'clock =. NJ. De
parts Friday at O'Clock A. NJ.
r5~ Western and Eastern mails close at ? O'Clock
p NJ. Branch mails close onc.fourth hour before
their departure.
The money order system goes into effect Monday
July B. 1850 This Office has been designated as one
to receive orders.
L.. ID. JORDAN, Postmaster.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES

The celebrated DIR. DOW continues to devote his
entire time to the treatment Of all diseases incident
10 the female System. An experience of twauty
three years enables him to speedy and per
msnent relief in the rorst cases of Suppression and
all ether Menstrual DeraRgemcnts, from thdtctei
cause. III letters for advice must contain 81 Office
No = Endicott street Boston.
N B.-Board furnished to those who wish to IL
main under treatment.
Boston, June 22, IsG5. B!IS
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T. q - t :!

A TOWN ORDER drawn by the Selectmcn Of
: 4 otis, 10 favor OF Eben Harden, for Sil, )
aated June 9Th, 1863, Was lost in said utis about
the last o. June All persons are caul ned not
To purchase said order as payment Of the same
mas been stopped
LENI ANDERSON, }soleetmen
GEORGE JORDAN, of Otis,
July 10th, ls65. 20
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Miss 5. c. BAILEY, PIeceptress.


Music Teacher will bc engaged.
Mr.. IL. will enter on his iitil year as PRINCIPAL
Of the academy. Miss i. has during two years
in the Soho. !, won a worthy reputation as "a su-
ptrior Teacher.
Scholars will DO asked to do right Students
will abstain from the Use of tobaeco and intoxi-
eating dIinKs retire at ten O'clock aud attcad
church on the "a bbaih.
Lectures and Declarations will DO given. Also,
compositions written.
IulTIoS - Common English, $3.50; Higher
English and Languages, Si,j0-or 40 and 80
cents per week. No deduction for an absence OF
two weeks except for sickness.
Beard, $50 per week, wood and lights extra,
cost abort 20 per week. Rooms from rs to 30
per week.
If you hear there are no rooms or places for
board apply to the Secretary before Yen give up,
tor what would not suit scholar mi ght anot r.
JOSEPH BARROWs, Secretary.
Hebron, Me-, July 18th, ls65. 3w2S
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wHYeKFRs, wsIsKFESt

To Won want Minister'S or Meij-t,eAez? ouF Gre
clan Compound viii force them to grow on III"
,ina8titr. elm, tHr ON hati heads in six weeks
Price : i,p'==; PACKAGES S2el Sent by mail .uty
Wa, re-. closely seated on receipt of price.
Address WARMER \ co,
Iyl3P Box lis BFooklin, y. y.
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Notice,

4 LII persons having unsettled accounts with
a the subscriber OF over one years standing
arc requested to call and settle, and ii not con.
venient to pay, settle by note.
n. bah persons indebted either by note or
account of some years standing, and are unable
TO pay are desired to call before the first day Of
April ne xt, and receive Il discharge in full.
GEO pARCU Err.
Ellsworth June 2Sth, lSG5. lm2i
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N q n &c Il

4 LII persons holding deeds of land conveyed
n to them by T. $ jar via, ESD, or the late
Hon Leonard Jarvis, or the late Gharles Jarvis,
ESD, which have never been recorded, arc re-
quested to have such recorded, it will facilitate
the settlement Of the estate of the late Cha les
Jarvis. i. IL. GREEDY,
Adur. estate of Cbss jarvis
Ellsworth, July 10, lso5. 70
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M A RI e d.

doullsb"ro July 18th, by H. NJ. Soulc. Esq ,
Mr.. GEORGE S. Stewart OF C1erry field 10 Miss
Carrie leighton Of Mlibrlgo.
-22d inst, by samo, Mr.. VIM. II. Maynell to
Miss Eveiinc w Tracey, both of Chcrr yield
Euckspart-July 18th. by Rev Mr.. Crawford
Mr. David d. smith to Miss Elyira j. Lowell all
Of L.
July 22i, ty Rev. Mr.. Hutchinson, William
P. Squire of Ellsworth, 10 Miss Lucuua g. Ba-
kcr Of i,.