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The follow ing remarks and suggestions reIafive
10 this immensely popular instrument win doubt
less interest aud profit very many of our readers
we commend the article to their lerusal;-
y hundred and one makers of Organs, Cottage
Pulur, Cabinet, American, school ORGANS. etc,
etc are claiming to make the Jest instrument in
the w0rl'l Eelng comparatively insti1l-
mcnt, a. at present cons tructcd we are convinced
that the public are mul h less capable of judging
of its merits, or deluerits, than OF osaer in
,trument~. II there i really sn es.eriisl diner
ence in tEem II there some excellent and soma
wnrthlcss oles,, the public shonld have cri.
teron Tor Judging them, sane facts which viii
Tighten them. We cheertully concede spscs for
this article knowing That there il hardly family,
or church OF school in all the land hut i. aore
Ices Interested IN this topic We are also aware OF
any OF them to purchase an inferior or worthless
organ ruineus 10 good playing, and often source
of much VcNdtIon and annoyance. We krov this
article to tnanate from an intelligent aud candid
source, and thus Ne give ii 10 readers.
The question Is often asked, what are 'resd or
rams We answer they ale in most cases moth
Ins IN the world hni de old melodeon in Disguise.
Many Of the so-calcd organs, have tie zane bel
low, The same reeds a2d the same general inteI-
nal arrangement. With the bellows tuTssd on
eise to gam room, they have simply put .more
PreteHtious exterior, and a more high sounding
name. But an organ to be in realty o,yan,
must have a WinG.chcst or reservoir for air stpa
rate from the bellows, into which wInd-chest ths
reeds open, ami tine to ic has to expand and
pert ct itself into the tuil found tone similar the
mute or pine orgaa even, smooth firm and mellow:
and thi, tone from reeds cannot he obtained IN any
other way known. Nothing annoys true or
ganis rs to have the volume of sound swelling snJ
Jerking and spasmodically with every Variation Of
force On The bellows which j. always the - a Whera
the reeds open direct into the bellows or AIR pas
sages instead OF a winache=t or sound-boA And
yet some makers even go far j. to claim this
spa ,,nodc automatic Jerking al the bellows on
tic reed, an excellence, just thoug, they
did not know that it must very broa tho
reeds out Of tune, and iniure the bellows; snd a.
though il were not an easier matter to obtain a.
much better and more easily managed swell ~
other methods. The truth i. any organ, so call
ed, or mcodcon whish has the wind acting direct
~ upon the reeds, Is nothing more nor less than
huge acGoltteon dress ii up MS you mey. And
when organists amp true musicians become aware
OF the TACT that tey can obtain those tnst are
gans IN fact as wei rs ~ name they will buy no
more Of the Objectionable onFs. Then again tho
swell should always be separate distinct from the
bellows, 80 a. not 10 be Tctcd upon by the hard or
SOFT bloNlhs out convenient, SO that the PLAYER
can use II W lththc Knee separate from the hand,
and rect, ana mus always under easy control, To
be u>tu "a itoHHm.
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Non Resident Taxes. BROOKLYN.

sNilE following list OF TtNrs Real Estate Of
l. oi nonresident owners IN the town ct BROOK e.
I'm for the year lN6, in bills committed 10 Rufus
IL. Nurrclton, Collector of sail town, the It'll
day OF Ma, ls'ti, has been returned BY him to me
rs remaining unpaid on tie ith day of March, 1851
by his certificate of that date and now remain, un.
paid ana notice is hereby given that II the said
ttN, interest, and charges not paid into the
Treasury of said town Within ii ltcCn months from
the date ol the commitment OF said bill. 50 much
OF the real estate taxed Will be sufficient to pav
the due therefor, Including Interest and chan g.,
WILL without further notice be sold at public. auc.
ton nj \. Hooper tn- store in said lifooklIn,
GA he 2tth day Of December, 1857. at two O'Clock
IN the afternoon
Maine tudnu oil Cos Establishment, situated n I
Centre iiarlror. go called in BROOKLYN, Valued at
5000, Tax, S.5.
Il. y. IiERRICK,
3Nl7 Treasurer Of I,rook,jn
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r III subscriber hereby gives public noii-c To-
al con reraeti. that b has been daily appoint
sti and has taken upon himsrii the nut OF al Adj
uIiui~ti ttur of the estate of
IL Ut = VI. 6Ri\DIil., late OF FrnohSrat,
IA tls County OF Hancock Mariner, drcra-ed. by
cpiuE bond a. the Law diret>; he therefore re
tuc-tS ali Isr>oiI- Who indebted Ia The aid dr
'ca--d- estate, la make Immediate pay incnt, and
tho-- vino have ANY domains thereon, to exhibit
The sauIc tor settlement
WILLIAM GRlNDlE, in
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Nav 18th, is'C.
NorIcEDr FORECLOSURE.

Whereas Rn,,crt 6. Hascithy Of surry in the
nantN of Hancock CA the fourteenth iav of April
\. II, iNib b, hi. mori;;lgc bGrd Of tia, date hy
him duty executed, aI.d recorded in Hancock
Ersistry ri Doeis, Vol, m Psse -, Conveyed to
che undersigned iliiam NJ EftIe"s, the tollon in
tirsrrtucd rarc,ti of real estate situated said
Surry, and bounded A. follows. 10 wit:
.Beg'uning about twn rod, souih ii the dwelling
hau>c formerly occupied by Burity tarnum ON
the soutacTly sidc al The town ROAD leading to
SuTry village, tn cncr westerly ON the line between
l,Gd oi Iic2ckiah Means, and tie lot herein de
sfribcd 10 Teddy Pond, thence northcIly by the
.lorc at said Teddy Pond to laAd n( the said Iiek
rAlah Mean, thence eastcrly ou the tow milne he
tNern NurgF and Draud IL the aforesaid town
road, thence 10y said road 10 the place uf beginning
with All sfthe dwelling house aud the westerly
half of he barn standing on slid premises kept
luE aud re-crVihg five oiian in the y. corner
eli the lot herein described. decided Ia benjamin
Narnuin, also one undivided hall oithe Pasture to
the south3rd of said dwclhnE house,
The conditions Of said mortsa axe deed, having
ken hr sken, claim TO forecios the same, accord-
rex Ia the statute IN -uCh matte prov idcs.
and hereby give public notice accordingly
WILLIAM II BRlDGES,
By hi aii't
FANNIE TICK,
nj Nut 4 ltxI-
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FARM For SALE

l tanning nay acres, twenty live tlilagr and
moving, and twenty five in pa-tucriHg. ~8Il lot
Is ~ miles from Ellsworth Village, Also ninety
Ave acre, oil wood land in No. stwo miles from
said farm. Comfortable hou.e and a good barn on
the Ihi, j. a very desirable location, and
At viii be sold asonahlc terms.
ROBERT BENNETT,
Ellsworth Nf1N sih lSf7 sNIG
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NONRESIDENT Taxes.

In HE County of Hancock, for the wear 1874
,nc hiIoWlng list of taxes on real estate of Non.
hrShlcm oWhrrs In the town 0t Ellsworth for thn
year iSdh, IN bills committed TO Hatch Maromhrr
olicttor of said town on tlir first ,ay of limo
iNH has been returned by hi TO me As relnaiiiu,r
hhFaiu ON The fourth ,.ay of March, ISj5 by hi.
c'rifcate OF that date, and now remains unnai,l
ana notice IS hereby given that il the said tINr.
n'"Irs anu charges ARE not paid into the treasury
81 SAID town within eighteen months from ihr
ditc OF thu commitment of said bills, so much of
the real estate taxed, will he sufficient To nay
thc amount due therefor. including interest and
fhaiEfS, VIII, without further notice he sold at
luh'lc auction, ut the secrImcns Office in said
town on the twenty eighth day of December is,I
at two O'clock, l.. VI. = '
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Non Resident Taxes.

- THE TOWN OF TRENTON
! 10 iir county OF Hancock. Tor the year 1866
hc following list OF ttNeS on real estate Il Non.
Rc.it'"ht Owners in The town Of Trenton. for the
year lsai=, in bills committed u >aham Ferry,
collector ri sDld town on the twentieth dtv OF
May, isai. hts Keen return i by him to me A. re-
mllutHS unpaid on tho tWeHtt -~iNlh daN Of Feb.
rtafN tSh v his CCItttis ate n that late, and now
remains unpaid, and hutlec = hereby gwen that if
the said taxes interest aud charges not paii
lnio thr treasury Of said town within eighteen
month, from the date of the commitment of said
bulls, - much al the real estate taxed, will b-
sufficient To pay the amount therefor including
interest and charges, will. without further notice
he sold at public auction ut the >cert inca. Office
in SAID town. on the twenty sixth day u December
l. l. ut t,Ct O'clock, y. NJ. =
Names, Real Estate. Value. Tax
j ni!n \. Brown, aud. ssn III : 81
enjamin :. Jordan, Land, $50 ~ GtD
John &. Jordan, unknown, Land, sI0a0 10 0S
Gcorgr Bush, Land. H. ~ 3 -
Cl m- Mitchell, Land. - 3 ).
Ferdinand cousins or unknown. LII ijn 20 u 80
Thomas iIpdckIns. Land, 500 / s;
Estate OF seth Fa,liciiori, Land - Oh : 10
j. h. YOUNG,
Treasurer OF rlcGtou.
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N''t~' zeal Estate. Nalic. Tax.
" m ,ihscett@ lind of Parchcr, sl25 % 81 ~
= H. 'klCN Est, y Moore Lot ip0 90 J
+. :. jarvi" - Adam. lot 3,5oo d y
Henry SpnnnrdT aud at Feeds Pond lNoona O. 90
inut-a Tinker. Jclli-o Place 1000 10 - %
sab. Pond Est,pa-turr& WA and 400 90 II %
=, +. Sanger, Par; of Pond Est Zoo o. +. Oh
w m Marks, - Acres Land, 800 3Cl
Nathan cross IL Land Of W r. White, - 90 2G9
Icri Gurdy, Land II StrawVille, 100 90 $50
NomcS, Foster x Co, old Foundry, 75anA o. II
\ i. toodale, Land, 500 90 II o.
SCION tio1,talr 5000 Il
James Whiting, Garland plscc Iy 60 II
Horace Town send Part af Homestead - go ~ 6i
John CLARK, lfnusc and Land I2a 90 ~;
Emerson elliott, Part of Homestead, 1910 n
Joseph =. Gross, 100 Acres Land, 800 2G}
e. u. iinrlcft, Part of old Pace, 900 90 10 10
l.. Y. b.. Jarvis, I.illir Int $50 /, p
'. u. Piukham, Land of McGown, I15Gp ~
". saunders nj Il Pond. 68a 23l
pclaittIc & iiodgkius Ia of Robinson iao 90 80
Robert !1amor, Pottery Lot, I5oUo J2j
ScWall Douglass, 100 Acres Land, $50 30 525
Lewis Ernzicr, l.! Shmge Mill, 2bapD o.
>. ;. lord, iiahse aud Land, l6f5e4 81 W
Ira Grnss, Part Of NJ saunders placc 2ulo0 20
John Houston, " 2tQUD 10
II. u. LuIAin. Land of Bartlett, 100 90 80
Monies dent Taxes in School Iist. No. 2.
Names. T,v
t. +. sanger s1aa J. : Lord 81 20
l. r. .J75s,-, b somcs, Foster, & CO. 90
IL II / II \STINtS
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\ uriCE or toRfCLo>t RI.

n Office OF toRECLO>I RI.
lanes rcrkie. OF nriaul in the Comfy ct
llNeock, ai!L stab OF Maine, by hi decd dated
iStc SIKH dan Ut NpyCmncr y. u ISIS. aud recount
81 IA the Hancock E"eist-y, toi L.. lag f.
anyetst 10 iur IN mortgage the following % sp5i
Ria al Estate in Edsh IN said JDhnir, tirsciIFea
a. tnliuN- VIZ
bounded ON the East by Frrnchnans Gay. North
- puck Brook, Westerly BY the line ut the FRO
Intetor-, aod south by land of Arson l.. Cunning
ham, Containing ninety acres morr 81 les Hhi
uprising the >onth hall of the Duck Bi1ok Lot"
and the month hall al thc Reed Lot" except the
paris thereof, previously sold to iIgsin. brewer
aud Salisbury.
The condition in sail mortgage has been hraken,
in reascnN hereof claim 4 foreclosure OF the aud
ifsigaEc. therefore give this notice IN aoro ii.
&ncC with the Stttnte.
CHARLES A. IIANW Akp,
by hi. ait't~,
4 EMERY,
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NEW ,,CoRLrssn ENGINES ron SALE

nNE Il inch cylinder IL feet stroke, IL foot
~ pulley, 81 inch face, 60 horse power,
One IL inch cylinder 3 It. stroke, IL foot pulley,
is inch face, 80 hopse power.
Two, each 10 inch cyiu,er, . feet ST. oke, IL
n pulley, 10 inch fnee, b horse power.
One inch cylinder, 20 inch stroke, foot pulley,
Il inch face, Ii horse power
tIrcu airs giving the results Of The working Of
the Gorss Engine, substitutes Of those OF 9th
or construction sent upon application. WM. a.
HARRIS, Builder of Corliss steam Engines III;
Eddy St, Providence, Il. ].
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sI.-For ADVERTISERS {. AZETrE one wear.
Specimen copies 10 cts. Ad,rcs. BoN d;., \.
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Public Auction.

To be sold at the house Of Henry NJ. Taylor, OF
SurIV deceased on Saturday June first, Kiding
agon, Baggage Wagon, Gig, sleigh, Pung, Har-
ur-. cant, Wheels, ON.Nagon, Wheel Barrow,
plnws Nokes Iron iiar, Revolver, a lot Of Having
Tools, do. Carpenter Toois
Surry May it'll, lsti7 S"i'
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American Organs.
FEED ORGANS Nc

Eyo=" Gol.g' Ladic s Book,7 february, 1866,
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a DMiNIsTRATORS SALE OF RIAL Is
" TAIL. By virtue oi wcn-c from tic cunt
OF Probate Iir the QUAY 81 HHncuck, shall sell
nj Iuiilir auction on the eight day OF June neNt, at
two u'ciuc In the aitcrnnnu all OF the Red E-tat"
nt llcniy Eun pl- l.ls of tt-n urtt cgca, ed, iu-
aztec! tru5A in Street Ellsworth, a. viii p.Ouvc
T., sum al asp lGudred dollar- Gnd---,enis. Tor
li,c pa fHtI u5 iL- debts and Incidental charges.
,,it t.a ihe i,E,'u' t,c-.
T. IH4\hWATEE, Administrator.
E.l-,t-fst fits Ia, - 3wiG
I,A Ion.
Nnsss= u3y wife Mary Ann Bunker has lef my
bed taa hoard Iihuut -uili icht or prov IL
cation forbid On persons haThorns trusting
her ms account. n | shall pay no debts Goa
ttaetcd ty her STAGE leaving me.
John g. III MIXER,
Dated at Cranberry Lies this first day of May,
l>i1. 3wld
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MARY T.. TAYLOR.
By SAMUEL " .tS~DN
April eth, 1867.

STATE OF MAINE.
Hancock -. Court of Probate, April Term 4.
j.. l~s,7.
tpon the foregoing Petition. oEprREp,-Ihat
sal Widow give public notice 10 all persons
tcrcstCl. by eau mg copy of this Order to he
published three weeks ely in the El.worih
.tmc:ic Il new SpapCr published Ia Ellsworth in
IN Ellswort IN said County, that they may appear
a Count of rebate for said County ~ he held at
Ellsworth on the lhird Wednesday In June next.
ut ten OF the click in the forenoon aud show cause
II any they have, wi! the ,ame should not be
xluOttt,
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r HE sub, crher. heyr,y give public untiec "a all
concerned that th,S have been dHly appointed
and have lascii upon Themselves II trust OF I'D
IHIHt>fIltnrs of HE ESTATE 81
sANt H ARbN ILL. late Of renob cot,
IN The "uHtv of Hancock Trader. deceased, hy
>iSts h"nd - the law dire they therefore
sasf all Iers"n, Who iutivbtn IL The -uid de
.cs~t'!'s state. make i'm mediate payment .nt
those wha have any drmart- thereon, to tNElhit
the samc for settlement.
NiiLINM GEfNDtE. III;
NElSoN hAEDN Iii.
NJ MI Isl .,Ml2
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To Fruit Growers, . a@a

subscribe fpr the Htatma ti,H Coi}srisi u H.
page MONTHLY, published hy l.. MArt.VtK. got
Market et., Philadelphia, Pa, Mt only - ceat, II
ear. send for specimen Copies.
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He sub-ctibcr hcrciN gives public moth 10
' all concerned, that la hl< i.,,'u duty appoint
e.i aud has taken upon htm.,f the uu.t Of
Admin traitor .f the c-latc ef
ioR.t r l.. fItIEI.p, late Of Bucks port. hy
tn The otntt Of aNrork Trader dcce a.cd,
giving bond - tiie law directs; he there fore Il
dnr.ts all person. Who indebted To- thr al
deceased. estate. To make Immediate pa, in.ni-
aud ibn-c " ho li1sr demands thereon, to -
hbt usc ~an,e for settlement.
Gil tRlf> II. RICE.
I,th
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To the Honorable Judge ofProbatc for the County
Of Hancock.
r HE Undersigned, Widow Of Henry u. Taylor
/ late OF Surry in said County, deceased, sprct-
iully represents that "a d deceased died possessed
of Personal EstHfr, an Inventory nC which has
been duly returned into the Probate Ofirc: Tint
her eirciimsi anccs Irudur IL necessary that she
sho Id have more of sail Personal Estate than she
Is entitled to on distribution; She fhc~c: Vravs
I hat your Honor wnnld grant her such Allowance
ont 81 said Personal Estate rs in your discretion
You may determined necessary aud proper. and
Tor the appointment of Commits sionrrs To set out
her Dover in said Estate.
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-30
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Sore Chest and Cough Cured.

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your Porous Plasters for my chest. / was so
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or breathe, 1t was not more than three hours af-
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suffered very much from soreness of the chest,
with cough and hoarseness, for months; but your
Plaster has cured me- and my health is better than
il has been for years. Yours respectfully,
PHEBE PATCHER-
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-30

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