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Clearing our River and Keeping il
Clear.

The contract for removing the oh>trnc-
tons in Union River. has been awarded 10
parties in New York. who from their ,tp,.-
rior facilities in the Use Of suitable machin-
cry and long experience in such work.
were in condition 10 make much the lowest
bid offered
These parties have appeared with their
dredging apparatus and scows and are at
work. Their contract is 10 clear a channel
to the mud bed one hundred and fifty feet
in width. and as far down a the main oh
structions extend. This is work in which
our business men and indeed our whole
city Is vitality interested. The condition OF
our river has long been clog upon our
business, and the appropriation was pro
cured by the personal attention given to il
by our Representative in Congress. Mr..
Hale. But the great weight Of the oh
struction TO be removed consists in the
which has gathered in the channel. until
for commercial purposes il j. about USE
less. These have foaied down for year.
from every mill on our river. They do not
form natural obstruction such a. is ordi-
narily removed by governmental interview
ton. They are in their bed by the fault of
those who are most Interested TO remove
them. This was the main difficulty en-
countered by Mr.. Hale in getting the APP
preparation. The Committee ON Commerce
who had the matter in charge objected to
reporting in favor Of removing what had
been allowed to gather in the channel
needlessly. and it was on Mr. Hale's as
surance that if the mud was once cleared,
the whole course of conduct would be
changed. and the channel kept free from all
such floating matter that the appropriation
was granted. That such should be the
case in the future is an imperative neces-
sity. 1t rests with our large lumber manu.
facturers. and mill owners to see that this
is done. There should be common win
and purpose to that end. They are indeed
more Immediately interested than any
other class of our business men, but there
is hardly man in the city who has not an
interest in the result near or remote.
The government will give us a broad free
channel to the sea. The benefits coming
from this we cannot now count up. but all
who read this will at once realize them.
Shall this good be neutralized BY our own
or disregard for the public
good In the future? That is the question.
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ITALY.
An Italian Republic Pro
claimed.
Trouble at Rome
TIE REPUBLIC PROCLAIMED

TIE REPUBLIC PROCLAIMED.
MARsEILLEs, Sept. 14.-The Italian RI.
public has been proclaimed with en,bp-
siasm at Nice and Mentone.
PROGRESS OF THE ITALIAN ARMY-THEY
ARE WELCOMED BY THE PEOPLE.
FLORENCE, sept. IS. evening.-The
Papal troops have evacuated Terraciue
The Italians We're warmly welcomed at
lterbo and elsewhere on their appear-
ance IN the Pontifical territory and the
Papal troops fraternized with the Italian
soldiers.
ten. Cardona's advance southwark
from Niterbo was stopped for Time ~
ClVlta Stellana- The papal troops form
ing the garrison in the castle at thar
place opened fire on the Italian and a
battle ensucd which lasted an bour
when the Pontifical forces surrendered
and Were taken to Spoleto as prisoners
OF war. Several places have been oc-
cupied by the Italians at the rea1est Of
the citizens.
The rejoicing throughout Italy is
enthusiastic and wide spread and in ALI
the cities demonstrations of ap prevail OF
the policy of the Italian government are
observable
The fourth corps is now marching
directly on Rome
me MARCH on RoME-RuMoR DENIED,
florence, Sept. l3.-The military
DIVISIONS oil Bologna and Pisa have adj
.aiiced as lar a. Monte Rotondo on
their way TO Rome The Zouayes of Col.
Iharet'e retire before them as they adj
vance ana no collision has taken Mace
Ihe rumor OF the Pope's intention n
seek refuge on board a British man-of-
war is authoratively denied.
A COMPANION FOR NAPOLEON
LONDON, Sept. l4-It is reported thar
the Pope will retire to the Tyrol while
another despatch says he will remain at
the Vatican.
WASTING HIS BREATH.
ROME, Sept. l3.-The Pope has called
together the members of the Diplomatic
body TO protest against the entry of the
Italian troops which are now within a
few miles of the city.
PRIDE WHICH MUST HAVE FALL.
ROME, Sept. 14.-Tbe Pope repudiates
all proposals from Victor Emanuel to
future arrangements and declines to &C
knowledge the authority of the King to
treat as to the subsection of the Papal
states.
THE CONVENIENT DENOUNCED.
An ihpromptu meeting was held last
night in Trafalgar Square at which the
government was denounced unstintedly
for its course towards the French Re-
public.
DEMOCRATIC MEETNGs,
Democratic meetings have been called
for at Hyde Psrk Sunday and others are
announced in Manchester, Birmingham,
Preston and Edinburgh in sympathy
with France,
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The Legislature.

Sraaic.
droscoggin-Daniel Hollands
Aroostook-David Dudley.
Cumberland-M. ID. l.. Lane
Henry Carvitie.s
samuel q. Pcriev.
Charles y. Morris.
Yranklin-Esiwin n frpnch.s
Hancock 2. Bsrtictt.s
syivnnus r. H,nks.
kcnncbec--Joshua Gray
George T.. Mipots
REUBEN Foster.
kaox--R ssgiss S. 7brvs.s
EdsciH SssifA. yr.
I.iucol -SamaSi n. SH1h.
Oxiord-Tbomas Z. Cieavcs.s
Gus Hayforsi. Jr.
Pcnobscot-Timothy Fuliers
Charles Rudum.s
John u. Nickles.
PiscataQuis---John q. Mayo
Sagadahoc-Joseph W spauldipg.
Somersct-F-anki tn X. Weber.
Moses French.
Waldo-T. W. vos~.
Nehemiah smart.
washiREtoa-Putnam Kolfc.s
Daniel J. sawyer.
YorA-John D. NeAllcys
Joseph e. Rotrrt-.
Joseph Hobsou.
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III Is AII.lMBllRGA We

that the young should learn how TO avoid the
most Inactive diseases always prevalent In ciyl,-
ned communities, and hardly less important that
men OF middle age, or those more advanced in
HE, should understand how the lost powers of
manhood may be restored. On these and kindred
matters. the new medical work entitled The
Science Of Life, or Se.fPreseryat,an nv Dr
hayes, OF Boston, contains n surprising amoun /
OF valuable doctrine and information Our rel,
uers may Judge of the character OF this intere.'
ing volume by peru-ing the advertisement OF the
Peabody Medical Institute. in another column.
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In the Treatment OF Diseases inrIdr 10 Females
mas placed DR. DOW at the head oil ALI ply Sic ans
making such praotics a specially, and enables
him to guarantee y speedy and permanent cure
in the worst cases Of Suppression and all othcr
Aenstruai Derangen<ats. from ,raateper cause.
All letters for advice must contain 81. Ofiice No
ENpICorr STREET. Boston
y. B.-Board furnished to those desiring 10 re
main under treatment.
Boston, July, ls7o.-sp molly r
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Special Notices.
BATCHELOR' HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye j. the best IN the world.
Harmless. reliable, instantaneous, does not con
tain lead nor any rfdisc poison u produc" paraly
SIS or death. Ivotd the Wanted and delu-jvc
preparations boosting tines they do not possess
The genuine ". A. bachelors Hair Dye ha4 had
% years untarnished reputation 10 uphold Us IN
tegrity the only Perfect Hair Dye -Ilack or
Brown. sold b. all Druggists. Applied IL
Bond ST., v. \. -pr lv3i
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DYSPEPSIA ORINDIGESTEON

III Vfs
is oppre s-ion after eating, or y belching up OF
wind, and always follows Costiveness. Dr Ilar-
risons Peristaltic Lozenges give permanent relief
They are pleasant. portable, do not require in
erase Of dose, and never fail. Also, warranted
10 every kind Of. Piles. For sale at No.
fremont Temple. Boston, T.. "a. Harrison 4 Co,
Proprietors, and BY all Druggists: Mailed tor
30 cents.
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A Skownegan Man Drowned.

AUGUSTA, sept. ia special de-
spatch to the journal from Skowhegan
says that Mr.: John Wyman of that place
went ON fishing excursion to the Lakes
three weeks ago, intending to be gone
aweek. His friends not hearing from
him male search and he was found
drowned. He leaves awife and two
children.
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NOTICE OF Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, William =. Wood nf Deer
" the Coun v of Hancock ami state b. y
fee and in mortgage TO seth Webb adj '4
Whitmore, Of Deer Isle aforesaid. t1e, p''
described premises, situate ia Deer l-ie ii'r.
viz A certain tract or parcel of bad " i+
buildings thereon, bounded a. f,lliSs- L '.'
North, by the highway; East, by ilp3 x '
an Wool; South, BY land OF Mood y Nl.
West, by land Oh said William r. Wool
Ing four acres, more or less. The SAINT 1f-
homestead farm then eesaps.,i b. 49, d F"
wood; said deed recorded In HancoCA 2.--
Deeds, Vol. 100, page III. The cou-.-
above mortgage being broken, We tHr
above named, hereby claim f,.er. .s4
same, BY publishing this notice in p,r r'iia
law. SETH WEBB
SAM Ill VIII A0"-
BY ARSo WIswELI., their Attorne.
Sep. iTth, ls7o.
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FOR SALE (!

oCRSUANT TO . license received from the Judge
] Of Probate. l shall sell at Pubic Auction If
not sooner disposed Of at private sale on the rst
aoon. The Neal Estate OF NAY FLETCHyR. late Of
Aanworth, deceased. situated on the Shore r. adj
" Gaed near Geo. p. Osxood's, In his city, con
house. ell and stable. Terms Of sale NAV be
learned ~ the once OF the subscriber.
A. y. BURNHAM, Executor.
AHsWOrth, Sep. D. l87o. 3w3S
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New Advertisements.
a CARD.

RESoLNkD That we, the pupils of Ellsworth
u High School. take this opportunity OF e.press
ing oar gratitude and sincere thanks To Mr. seth
Iln.daie ior his timely and appropriate gins of a
Clock and Thermometer; the appreciation ar
which we Will endeayor 10 show by our determin.
alton 70 make our school, by the united efforts Of
teacher and scholars, one OF the highest standard
In behalf OF the school, MARY II. BLACK
KITE T.. G>GOOD,
HELEN VI. ROLLINS,
Sep. goth, ls.o. Commili.e
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The Auburn City Government hss vot-
ed to purchase hand steam Gre engine
with necessary hose. &C., and appropriated
$500 70 pay for II. The moeey h to BE-
raised By aioan. il5
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SEALED Proposals

ILL BE- received by the subscribers until No
" vember lot, for the erecting ami finishing the
outside OF = school House in District No. T. in
Eden 10 feet Dy D. one story, to be comp lie ted BY
November let. 1871. For plans and epecific At ions
apply 70 the Subscribers.
5k {; " H!eHARps Building
ALONZO HIGGINS. Committee.
Eden. Sep. IS, 1870 3wu
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THE subscriber hereby gives public n.-.
] concerned, that he ha- bccu dI. III.
and has taken upon himself the tru..
ministrator DE bonis non OF the E-g,tg =
Melatiah J. Bean late OF ~uiL-t4
m the County of Hancock. iso-a-rt
bond as the law directs he therefor. 3.
all persons who are indebted 10 tn sail
eds estate. to make immediate lt na
those vino have any demand thereon 10 e'
the same tor payment.
JOIN 4. HILL
sent Tth 10
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NOTICE.

II. }. A. HALE having resigned, Mr. GEO.
~ 4. PARCUER is appointed Agent of the
EASTERN ExrkEss 60, ~ ELLSWORTH, on amt
after octouer lst is'U y. IL. HALL, Supt.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE,

WHEREAS, Angus NeDonah, q Deff
" the County OF Hancock, ami state '
by his deed dated January lst is5, 'phF
fee and in mortgage to Seth Webb 81.
hitmore, Of Deer Isle aforesaid, ia' j..
described premises, situate 10 Deer LIE . d.
A certain tract or parcel Of 10 d w.
buildings thereon, BOMBED a. follows '
gnn ing at the highway at the ~oujh-rl-'
land Of Lew Il. Crockett. occupied b' J 4l
thence Westerly by same, sixteen ro.i' '., -
D" r., tweDty-oeven and onf-haH RODS " G Il
thence East nine and two-ihirds rol % ~
thence North by same, to bounds begun
tanning three acres, more OF less 7al'
corded in Hancock Registry Of peed7' ,-a.
page liz. The condition OF the above = 7.
being broken, we, the grantees above --i LII.
BY claim foreclosure of the SAM, oy f''
this notice in accordance with law.
SETH WEBB ,r,frs:
SAMUEL WHlihN'
BY ARNo WiswELL, their Attorney' -
Sep. lttn, 1870.
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4 female teacher for sch,ol ,,..,,..
as. For further particular, tan N'5 'aEg 'a
Clark, fremont, Maine ''t"''e oI it31
Fremont, sept 9Th Is10
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Picked I'D Adrft.

Two fofglC Ncts dear I4eA .4,al..,
owl Ct can have 0g applying To Nr ~
; " harbor. rfovlng prup,.4f
charges.
=. tLARh HDp6N
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Attended Suicide.

Lewiston, Sept.-A girl named sarah
harrington, employed in the Ba.os Mill,
attempted 10 drown herself in the canal
to-day noon but was rescued before lie
was extinct. She was led to make tn.
attempt by being charged with theft. a
charge since proved TO be groundless,
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STATE OF MAINE
EXECUTIVE DEPARTwrs,

Augusta, Sept. 9Th H.
an adjourned session OF the ENecr,,,
VIII DE heid nc the Council th,mI,.r' '''e i.lr
on tuesday me twentieth day ., ,e,t.r.' t.-'
az Il O'Clock, a. NJ. 9P'eia1rl x
3wS1 'HEN
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House Lots sc
For Sale on Reasonable IT,,

TIE subscriber has some gcr. d........ B.
rAc'HfT7' !9s sag ,S'eT..ss,s4iaa.sii,t ned Il. Ie
any time.
r,,.,or,, ,nn ,,,s. GERRY
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-22

Official returns Of the late election. IS
complete - will be publishedtin the assem-
bling Of the Legislature, gives the follow
Ing result. Perham, H,O5l; Roberts.
45, III. Perham's majority, $3.50.
ChamberiAin's majority last year In .
vote Of % .6SS was I, ga. gI
Inc sAgregsfe majority On the Congress
sional vote y between 100 and IL do.
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For Sa,

YHE undersigned offers for s,,. -
stead Of MIR. CHARLES Nox,cIHg, late h-.
ing OF a IAN, Com
House e Stable, 4 , Acres i.
with q rods trout. and containing t,v, ''''y
'ePe vacant House Lots. Enqulrt. "f s'oi "a
HORACE D.r
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-09-22

THE YAIL. THEATRICAL SEASON
has set in with the usual variety OF attrac-
tions, including Lydia Thompson's Troupe
OF Blondes burlesQue performers. 1t is
astonishing how many ofthose theatrical
gimcrack shows exist here and are we'll
patronized. There is large class of our
population, who seem to have no other
purpose in life than to go to theatres and
shows. With these people such places
seem to I'll all the needs and purposes OF
the lecture room:and the church. In fact
very few Of the :heatre-goers are church
goers, and as 9 consequence, there is
greater or less amount oflax morality ex-
isting amour & them as well IS our inclina-
ton to visit the dram-shops The char
acter Of the plays presented for their de.
location, also, is something significant
the broad. vulgar farce, or the blood and
thunder melo-drama being nearly aitogeth-
er In possession Of the stage. This is not
. hopeful kind ofamusement to faster the
the genius and character Of the rising gen.
Grafton; but IS it seems to 1T the taste Of
theatre.goers, and the managers profit
from It, why 1t 10 the fashion.
.LT a-4p rOl1TiCs.
Political matters In aud around the hub
are beginning 70 Be somewhat interesting.
The Prohibition and the labor Reform par.
ties having soniaated wendell Phillips
for governor. snd the signs being that lie
will poll large vote u the coming elect
ton, the Republican and Democratic mana
gers are beginning to cast about them for
popular candidates to meet TIE emergency
with. The Denoerafs are openly jubilant
that Mr.. Phillips win poll 70 many Rcpabli-
can votes = TO enable them 70 elect their
candidate, Who will probably be either
Judge woodbury. or Hon. T. h. Sweetser,
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De ath from Accident.

BANGOR, Sept l9.-Harding Snow OF
Hampton, mail carrier between that place
and this city, died Saturday night from
the effects Of a wound received by the ac-
cidental discharge OF a pistol in his coat
pocket on Thursday.
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w. -. Joy

Government Claim Agent
the shape OF Pensions and Bounties. and = q,
pared to take applications in antlcipaubgs4 ps.
new Pension and 30 nty LAWS about t "
Apply in person or by letter Gomez
OFFICE, over II. WHITINDS
For Sale. ., fl
schooner Boat Dirigo of Barfletts lsia .sI. Psa
ss Fee sd Ssa cad su .na 0 ..ase veil
and rigging. For further particulars 4 aPgE;rT
JAMES bAhi ssa
on Premises onGDArtlosts leland.
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At n Court of Probate holden at EllswtriH 81
and for the County OF Hancock ill .Ga
Wednesday Of September. A. D. lJ1o.
Calvin Coggins. named Executor IH
instrument purporting to be the last ~. BIZ
lament OF
Ansel Cogg1ns, late Of Trenton
in said county deceased having pf--g1g
same for probate
ORDERED, That the said Executor .a
TO all persons lnterc-te,i. BY cau~IuE 'a
this order 10 be published three wr,.k,
ly In the Ellsworth American. printed .
worth, that they may appear at 4 Pro1E.
be hoi'-en at Ellsworth, in said county
ond Wednesday Of October next, At .a.
clock iii the forenoon, and show cau-c 1T
have, why the said instrument -H,.t
proved approved. and allowed A. i-
and testament Of sail deceased
3w3s PARKER Tti XII
true copy-Attest, GEO. \. Dye Be-
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Last year Lamo,ne and Trenton were on,
town that Of Trenton.
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER nth,

was the 24oth annlve rsary IN the settle
mcnt Of Boston, and was celebrated by a
procession of details from companies. the
entire fire department OF the city to the
number Of about GOO men, 81 fire engines,
and a number OF hose and hook and lad
der carriages. They presented II magni-
nccnt appearance as they marched, accom-
panied by the leading city bands through
E.any Of the principal streets, at noon the
bells throughout the city were rung, AMI
a salute Of 100 guns was fired. At the
close OF the parade, about I p. NJ, the
frcmen assembled at Faneuil Hall, where
they were met by the Mayor and city gov
eminent, and RECALLED with grand an
QUet.
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a % pen n1 ere , rsans to the arm of
payment. All debts not na'd ' ~ make - p
from ms date. unless sat> factnr1n h thiftT
ton mean this. ia Attorney II, ea'1..
Ellsworth, Sep 10th. "a 70 '"N I. CRIph.a
fHE SALE OF Fnrf,ita.t u,
Ellsworth Gas stock Conn., comm, al ,t,es n .
unit sfi'ay, sep. Soth 40, pany' is pqst,a 3
IS Gro Fo+
wv a. Dyer =.
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At a Court OF Probate hpNi~n ar G." .,.-
ia ami for mo Counts ut Hmrl.
onti Wcdur-'ily VI >p-i'. 4 u l--J
10 II y. York named ENt.uia, .. 4....
.trumrnt pUrporunG 10 Boz Tho ..-- .'.t
mcnt ~
,,eorge 4 York lat-., f#.e
IN -,id County deceased hA,4.
same to- probate
oKnFGr T., lhAt the -aii EErr..Nr
to all persons Interested, by ran.-a-4
order to be puUli.Hci three w.,S- -.r..., ..
tn" Ellsworth Am"rIrln, printed .- .
that they may appear At 4 Probate ...-
a. Ellsworth. ia -tit cbuuty. uu Bore
ue-day OF October next at IN uf ,a-
forenoon. aud shcw cau-e, Il any t.c. a.
the -lIi instrument -hputi not
proved. end allowed A. tic la-t n
mcnt oil .aid deceased
3wSs PhRkEit II ...
\ true copY-Attest, t,ED. \. pY8. ...-
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republicans 10 Roman. Ill; Democrats N mi
0; s1eeeess q efer1er Legislature. i nc
choice, and not heard iroa.