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SPECIAL NOTICE e 3.
a. U. 3. Internal Revenue,

"tf 90 DTsrnIcr op coLunutA,I
ASsEsson's oTvIeE, wAsHiSGros CIrI.
To all tehom q may eoncern'
Notice /. hsrsby given that the annual list for In
come and Special Tar will be In the Asssssors once
+es Seventh street, and open for inspection and az
animation By all persons who may desire 10, On tbs
10th day Of NAY next. All persons who may feel
aggrlsyed by the asssssmsnt rsturasd. a srronsous
oppressive appeal TO the Assessor TO have the
same eorrected all such sppsals must bs In writing
and shall specify the particular cause, matter or
thing respecting which a decision is requested, and
shall moreover state the ground principle Of error
eomplAined Of $500. ,-,.t
All persons subject to Special Tax or License TO do
business Of any kind. hereby notlnsd, that all
Licenses or Special Tax expire May lst and are 70.
quired to be renewed; any person or persons doing
business without payment Of Special Tar Or Licsase,
are subject to hns Of $500 and two years imprison.
ment and all persons who shall not have made their
income return on before the above date will be
sesssd by the Assistant Assessor Of the District In
which they reside, and the penalty annexed.
p. N. PEARSON,
myl!eotl1 Assessor District Of Columbia.
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NJ EW BOOKS,
In y NEW BOOKS.
The Divine Comedy Of Dante AiiEhisrI. Traus.
lated By Longfsllow, Vol.l. &S
By RdwArd James. $3.50.
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PrsdsTiRk the Great and His Family. Sl.6O.
The YOrlOrR Hops, BY Edmund Yates. Paper,
10 cents,
PiquSi A Tale Of English ATiStosrAey. 70 cents.
WHO Breaks Pays. BY the Author Of skiTnis ship 4,
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ar sefpai Diseases, pspliity, Ao.-PaS
more monty 10 auatks, but buy Tsrft 4 JAbE.
soS's pathology and CURE YOURSELF sS.
Sold BY FrAnsk Taylor, Bookseller, Washington, D.
G. Send for u circular. ap25-d&w3mt
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As- To Consumptivss.-Ths Advert issr
having been restored to health in few weeks, By
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption, is ahxious 10 make Known 10
his low-sugersrs the means Of cure.
To all who desire he viii send COPY Of the pre-.
serlptios used, free Of charge with the directions
for prsparins and using ths same, which they will
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sending the prescription 10 10 benent the afietsd
aud spread information which hs eonesvss to be In
valuable and he hopes svery sufferer will try his
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Parties wishing the prescription viii please sd.
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,,
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CRrIEAL CoURT-Judge FTSher.-Rich.
ard Pennet, indicated fer assault and battery,
was found guilty and recommended y tho mercy
Of the court. The court sentenced the seoluod
to pay q fine Of $25 '"Nf
Frederick Cheatam and Eliza Chsatam, indicted
for larceny in three counts, were acquitted by
the jury.
Nat Hines, committed to the oAlaboose on tho
charge Of forgery tho grand jury having failed
to find a true bill against the accused the court
ordered his immediate discharge from jail. y
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ss- Know Thy Destiny.-Msdsme Il. y.
THORNTON the great Engllsh Astrolo gst ClArvoyAnt
and PsychometrieiAn, who has AItonishsd the seisn
ine classes Of the Old World has now located her,
self At Hudson, N. Y. MADAME THORNTON Possesses
such wonderful powers Of second sight, as to enable
her to impar knowledge Of the greatest importance
to the single or married Of either sex while IN .
state Of trance, she dslnsass the very fealurei Of
the person you are TO marry, and by the aid Of AR
instrument Of Intense power, known As the Psyeh-
omotrope, guarantees 10 produce life like picture
Of the future husband or wife Of the applicant to-
geher with date Of marriage, position In life, lead.
ing traits Of character, &C. This is no humbug, Al
thousands Of Testimonials can assert. She will send
whom desired, certified certificate, or written guar.
antss, that the picture 10 what II purports to bs,
By enclosing small lock Of hair. and stating place
Of birth, age. disposition and sompls1On, and en-
closing hfty cents and stamped envelope addressed
to yDurse you will receive the picture and desired
Information by rsturn mall. AL eommunieAtiOns
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~ Registry Notice.-Notice is hereby
given to all qualified voters In the Seventh ward thai
the judges Of election appointed TO register voters
under the act Of Congress approved February O. 1857
entitled "An act TO punish Illegal voting 10 the Dis
triet Of Columbia, and for other purpose" vii be
| In session at the
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, CORNER OF SIXTH
AND @ STREETS, ISLAND, De- .H
ON MONDAY and TUESDAY, April 20 and 50, from
three to seven o'clock, p. m, aud WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, May !, 2, and 5, non
four to eight o'clock m for the purpose Of rsceiy-
| ing and recording their names.
spT-5t sv MOVES, Secretary.
81 Free To Evsrybody.-A large PIP.
Cireular, giving information Of the greatest import
ance to the young Of both sexes. ..t. W d"
It teaches how the bomely may become beautiful
the despissd respected, and the forsaknn loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail 10 ssnd
their Address, and receive copy postpaid, BY 70.
turn mail. Address P. o, Drawer n,
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As- Treasury Department, Once or IN
coAPrRoLLER OF rHE CuRRHSov, wAsHDoroS, Sarch
a ls-Noties IL hereby given to the holders Of the
circulating notes Of rhs First National Bank Of Ne.
dina, NY, that such notes will be paid In lawful
money Of the United States upon presentation Of
the same at the Treasury Of the United States.
II. r. HULBURD,
mh2s.wt Comptroller OF the Currsney,
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ORPHANS CoURr--Judge PurceH.--Jno
Furguson was appointed guardian to Belle Fur
guson Lee and Sue II. Lee, orphans Of Henry
and Mary y. Lee, late of Sacramento, EidoradC
Of the Vest Bond. $1,000.
Helen stsrn was appointed guardian TO the
orphans OF Joseph Stern, dsoeased. Bond, 81. 900.
The second and supplemental account Of ohas
English Sarah Frances Budd, lnee English,
Robert P. Dodge, and Walter 8. Coz, executors
Of David English, dscessedj the first and final
account of James GAszlsr, administrator Of VIM.
J. CASHIER, deceased, and the distribution &C.
count Of said deceased to his legal heirs, were
approved and passed. >
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EQUTY CoURr-Judge Ohn.-Summ,
vs. Uietengon ct al. Decree substituting william
j. Fsndall trustas 70 sell.
Clarke ct al. vs.. PayEe pt al. Order giyinI
leave to file amended bill
Faly Of al. VS.. Faly ct al Order appointipl
George Callaghan guardian ad H5itum and refer
ence to auditor.
Gibson VS.. Gardner. Order Of reference to J
]. johnson special auditor to state partnsrshiI
account.
Henning VS.. Hsnning OF al Decree appoint
ing R. 7. Morsell trustee to sell
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UNITED STATES HoTEL-M. II. Bx
OWEN HOUSES. w. OWEN

OWEN HOUSES. W. OWES.
John Scott J. E. Montandon, New York; @.
L. HAussknecht, Brooklyn, N. " A. N. Rankin,
BfookIyn, N. Y; W. II. Livingood, Reading,
Pa. Peter A. Keller, Harrisburg, Pa.
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/. Brown, New York J. A. Morris, PhiIadsl.
phia; P. 6. Bartram, Conn., W. A. Austin, R.
IL RI. Brent. Baltimorej DR.. Thos. +. Tebbs,
W. H. Ruth, Val Tom. +. Sheldon, A. D. Reed,
A. A. @. Klancke, John A. Wiedersheim, city
2. Mccrsady, Philadelphia Abe Kerngood, Cbss.
v. Lepper, Baltimore; Q. D. Pennebacker, wife,
nurse, and three children, city W. W. Colley,
New York. 7. M. c. Armbuster, Baltimore.
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FELLOWS ORIGINAL
w Orn LOzengeS.

We can with confidence point to FELLOWS
WORM LOZENGES as the most perfect remedy
for those troublesome pests,
Intestinal Worms.
After years of careful experiment, success has
crowned our efforts, and we now offer to the world
a CONNECTION without single fault being safe CON
venient eirtctual and pleasant, No injurious re-
suit can occur, let them be used in whatever guam
titv. Not 3 particle Of calomel enters their com.
position; they may be used without further prep
araton, and at any time. Children VIII eagerly
devour all You give them and ask tor more. They
never fail in eXpeling worms from their dwelling
place and they will always strengthen the weak
and cmaciated, even when he is not afflicted with
WORMS
Various remedies have from time to time been
recommended, such a. calomel, oil of wormseed,
turpen inc &c, producing dangerous and some
times fatal consequences. After much research,
study and experiments, embracing several years,
the proprie,Ere of FELLOWS WORM LoZENGEs
have succeeded in producing this remedy, &c
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ed pleasan. to the TASTE safe yet sure and effective
~ "" Eespecti,illy, A. 4. HAYES, W. D.,
As5aver to the State of Mass"
Price 25 cents per BOX, Five for 81.
Prepared at the New England Botanic Depot, fol
the Proprietor,
Up, FRENCH,
TO whom all ordesr should be addressed. Sold b,
dealers IN medicine everywhere,
nyFor sale in Ellsworth by c. G. Peck, ant
Wiggn & Parclicr, Druggists and Apolhecarics.
| Ja-2IeoN6m1
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Verona, April, % ls67.
~ Office OF FORECLOSURE.

Whereas Robert c. Hagcrthy Of Surry in the
County of Hancock on the fourteenth day Of April
A, d. isio, by his mortgage Deed of that date by
him duly executed and recorded IN Hancock
Registry OF Deeds, Vol 40, Page i3s. Conveyed to
the undersigned. William Nj. Bridges, the following
described parcel of real estate situated IN shu
Surly, and bounded as follows, to wit; 49,
.'Beginning about two rods south OF the dwelling
house formerly occupied by Dorthy Nanum on
the southery side of the town road leading 10
Surry village thence westerly on the line between
land of Hezekiah Means, and the lot herein de.
scribed 10 roddy Pond. thence northeriy by the
shore of said To-day Pond to land OF tho sau iez'
eki,h Means thence casterly on the town-line be-
tween Surry and Orland to the aforesaid t'Mn
road thence by said ROAD to the place OF beginning
with all of the dwelling house and the westerly
halt of the barn standing said premises except
ing and reservng live acres ofland in the Northern
corner of the lot herein described, DEE ded TO
benjamin Varnum, also the undivided hall OF the
Pasture to the southland OF said dwelling mousse
The conditions of said mortgage decd having
been broken, claim TO forcclose the same accord
ing TO the Statute in such cases made and provided
aid hereby give public nctice-aecordlugy
WILLIAM NJ. BRIDGES,
by his ATTY
PARKER TUCK,
Duckspori, May II, 1867. swZi
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'l'IiE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 all
concerned. that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trus OF an Admin
i,trator OF the estate of
NATHAN Y. WEBSTER late of Verona.
inthe County OF Hancock. House JOINER deceas-
ed, by giving bond as the law directs he there
fore requests all persons who are indebted to the
said deceased's estate, 10 make immaculate
payment and those who have any demands
BENZ. +. WEBSTER,
veron, A,ru % ls17 3w92
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scHENCK,s MANDRAKE PILL.

A certsis C,tro for Diseased Liver and
tho many Dangerous Maladies which
are caused by morbid condition OF
that organ.
sT,o give the public clear understanding Of the mode
L III which scliENCks Mandrake I'm. produce
those wonderful effects which are a,tSs,ed W THOUSANDS
Of reliable witnesses, VIC present orici
DESCRIPTION OF THE HUMAN LIVER
and Its functions which will make the operation of this
popular medicine percep'ible to every mans Under
The liver is supplied with blood vessels nerves and
abssrbcns One Of It's obvious uses is 70 sccre,c and
prcpare tho bile II likewise filters The blood and sep
srstcs that fluid from all impurities. How ndispensaby
necessary 70 heai, Is the proper performance Of this
blood and that Is sent back through the lungs, BRAIN
and other parts in a morbid condition. II must cause
mud many other complaints less painful and
dangerous but the least Of them quite enough to make
a sick and uncomfortable, and unfit for the per
formancc Of any Of tho duties OF life. THIS unhealthy
state q tho system very often ends In pulmonary con-
The circulation of the blood Is conducted in this man
ncr; The heart sends the vital current down through
Impurities In its progress; the stream Of blood flows
backward through the veins ana passes TO the liver to
be purified 1t Is impossible 10 cure consumption scrof
uIa or scarcely any other kind Of ulccrato while that
important organ liver is diseased 1t for that
They usually begin their treatment with the
cough medicine, the basis OF which Is morphia opium
I'm sonp shape which locks sp the liver instead OF
laxng the sccrcons, giving to the stomach, and
producing healthy How OF bile. DIR, schcneks
Pslmonic Syrup, senweed Tonic, and
Mandrake pills,
will strengthen the system, purify the blood, and rpcn
and heal ucces the lungs.
A volume would be required, to Rivo a brief account
Of the remarkable performed by Dr. Schencks
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Mandrake Pills, all OF which are accompanied by full
directions for the use ofticm.
DIR. SCiIENCK viii he professionally at his rooms
every week. ~ Bond Street. New York and IS Hanover
Street Boston. from A. NJ. until T. NJ. lie gives ad
vice free but for thorough examination with the Res
promoter the charge Is 1--WE 10 dollars Ills medicines
are for sale by all druggists and dealers Also full
Syrup Scaweed Tonic 81 30 per bottle 30
the half dozcp. Mandrake Pills % cents per x.
GEO. &. GOODWIN Il co, Is Hanover Street, Agents
for Boston. For sale by all drugyists
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DELICIOUS.
r. A. JOHN ON,s AMERICAN.

N r. a. JOHN ON'S NJ T. TIC A n.
~ TOOTH POWDER is the CREAM OF ALL
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c. GOODWIN POTTER, and NJ. :, BURR Il
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M A r r led.

Trent' n, May 25th-By Rev. Charles Blanchard
Mr.. Winfield =. Hodgkns, of Hancock to Miss.
RebeccaK. Fitzpatrick. Oft.
Eden, June 10th,--By l.. J. Thomas ESQ. Capt.
Samuel n Rich, to Miss. Ernina A. c. Richards,
both of T..
Trcmont,-By Rev. II. F. Stinson, Mr.. Herbert
l.. Bragg, and Miss Myra A. Spear, both OFT.
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NOIICE.

n ROPOSALS will be received by the Subscrih'
ers until twelve o'clock, noon, on satnrday
the 18th day June, instant, for MacauanEins s,fe
In sections OF not less than rods to one person.
the road to be made OF Stone fifteen ieet wide ana
NOT less than ten inches thick, the top layer q
stones TO be broken fine and the road to be hunt
and iinis he'd to the acceptance 9th seiectmen'
j. BUTTON, } selecsheh
A. NJ. GLlDDEN, , OF
c. L. JORDAN, ELLSWORTH.
Ellsworth, June 4th, 1851. 1--WE"
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Il HE sub scrbcr hereby gives public motto" to all
! concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon HIM eli the tus; oian ESet utor
OF the estate OF
LOT PAGE, late OF Eucksport,
in the County Of Hancock, ycoman deceased, by
giving bond as the law directs; he therefore re.
quests all persons who are indebted To the sand
dcr.ased's estate, to make immediate payment,
aud those who have any demands thereon, TO eA'
hibit the. same Tor settlement.
WILLIAM 7. PAGE,
Bucksport Feb sd, 1861. 3"s.
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ANEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF.
DIR. Wistnr's Ralsam OF wild Cherry

DR. Vvistnr's Balsam OF wild Cherry
Where thi. article is known ii is work of super
erogation TO say one ord in its favor, well is
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Colds, B,onctiGs, Group, Uhoopfng Cough, ASTHMA,
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which high medical authority has pronounced be a
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know Its value, those who have not, have but to
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it Is the remedy.
The Rev, JACOB SECHLER.
we'll known and much respected among the Ger
man population of this country, writes follows
HASoraR. PA, Feb I6, 1859.
Messrs. S. w. FowLE son. BOSTON.
Dear sirs Having realized In my family i'm
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Epilepsy Cured-A remarkable cure of Epilepsy
of cnty years standing, has just been Effected by
effected ny the tastcless powdered Mamadila 8
root, the great Gypsy cure Tor fits.
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Death to Pin-Worms !!

n y. GOCLD'S PIN-WOKM SYRUP Il
- the only remedy for these most Troublesome
and dangerous of all worms that infect the human
system 1t is also the most efectual yermitgge for
all other kinds OF worms in children Purely veg
eabe; safe and certain. a valuable cathartic,
and beneficial to health. Warranted to cure. Price
all Druggists.
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CHRONIC DISEASES. sCRoFULA, UL-
GERS, &c
1t is we'll known that the benefits derived from
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Dr. II. Anders' Iodine Water.
contains iodine in he same pure state that it IS
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"Buy Me, andl'll do you Good. "

II Use 1r. LANGILf'o 1SOot uhu H6FD
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WHY SUFFER from SORES
When by the use OF the Arnica Ointment you
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For sale by all Druggists, or send 30 ccntsto o.
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.j51JzKss51 ]1 4sS5 allzI;E

n the Choicest Fruits and Spices, Strictly
~ Pure, of DELICIOUS FLAvoEs and UNRI.
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Professors, Literary and business Men, Hotel
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treble their sales with these.
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Shipping Journal.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH,

ARRIVED.
June 18th, sch. Panama, Woedard, from Boston.
/" Edward, Milliken, "
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Telegraph Woodland, Salem.
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CLEAGER.
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June 10th, sch. William, Jellison. from Boston
Mary Elizabeth. Eaton,
Dolphin. DAVIS. l.
Il Delaware, Wood, "
" Volant, Mcfarland,
18th, sch. Fair Wind, Smith, for Prov idence.
" Bangor, Jordan, " "
10th. sch. forresi . sadder, Boston. :,
Panamar, Woo,iard,
Telegraph, Woodland, Salem.
10th, sch. James iilden, Davis, Providence.
Edward, Mill ken, Boston.
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PORT OF SOUTH DEER ISLE.
ARRIVED.
June 10TH British Barque George Bell James Rose
uastcr thirty six days from Liverpool win SAL
toYasrcn + Tolman,
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To Let.
nAU I l o N .

CAurloN ON
Whereas my wife Sarah Archer has left my Pea
and hoard for reasons unknown, ] hereby iorDlu
81 ncrSnns harboring OF trusti CHER on my accoun
and shall pay no debts Of her conuactin' aIe''
this date. ,,,,,....nw ARCHER
Aurora June 5th, 1877. o"-V
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d L Il d F..

Bid,leford Nc May 18th, Charlotte, relct of
Isaac Brown Esq, of minneapolis Mimi, aged CO
gears.
Mrs. Brown was the daughter of Mai John
Jellson, one the earliest settlers of Ellsworth
she was a competent and devoted teacher, and
she early embraced that religion, which enabled
her to close life of vicsstudc. by peaceful and
happy death.
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New nlu Beautiful Songs by DIR.
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Somebody's d ,rling slumbers Herr. Song
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Something sweet to Think OF. Song Chorus'
no cts. These are all new. aud popular sent post
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THERE Is no SUCH WORD AS FAIL
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A certsfn Crtro for Diseased Liver and
the many Dangerous Maladies which
are caused by - morbid condition OF
that organ.