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THE premium list of the Henry county
agricultural society is published in this
weeks Chronicle. The Fair will be held Oh
August 29 to September lat. inclusive.
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Loo AL n OFFICES.

DELAYS ARE Mothers as
you love your offspring don't fail souse Mrs
NAitcomb's Syrup for children. Read the
advertisement in another column.
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a STEELgyg AETIcLa.-Natae's Hair
Rsstoraitre So clear, so fragrant, so eff
oiout in restoring gray hair and keeping the
hesd healthy. Ask your druggist for II
See advertisement.
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\ very destructive IRE al Potsdam June
1ion, n. T., on Sunday, destroyed large
part of the business section of the villsge.
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Fred Douglass has rendered his resisna
ton as a member of the District of Columbia
Legislature
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The Emperor and Empress of Brazil are
coming to America iacogHito, but will visit
President Grant iu state.
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There is famine in the interior of Persia
and people have taken to devouring their
children
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Commodore Joseph Tatnall of Savannah,
GA. died on Wednesday night last, aged rs.
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JUICE PLEAsAxTs is holding court in
Henry County.
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Congestion Of the Liver,

The symptoms Of which are, pain in the righ'
side running TO the shoulder, loss of strength,
appetite ana energy, sense of oppression, low
ness Of spirits, sQuesmishness OF the stomach,
a yellowish coated tongae, restless ness, fnght-
fui dreams. all of which yield to the nfuenee Of
.TAYLOR's STOMACH AND LIVER COR
RECTOR" Of which enough should be taken TO
cause speedy and free evacuation of the bowels
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DISE y SES
= y E z
Stomach!
Mercury or CalOmel
Mercury or CalOmel

Is the great remedy that physicians appeal to
and almost entirely in all diseases Of the
Liver. There are thousan at the present time
that are suffering with the rheumatic -ins in
the joints, caused By the use of Calonel which
has crssted disease of its own worse than that
which 1t was Intended to cure. There 10 no
drug that leaves its mark rore prominent an
the system. Yet, perhaps, there times cen
it can be given, and have a benifcial effect, but
should not be dealt out il has been, and is ct
| the present time, by those that pretend to know
what they are dVing, but in reality do not The
Liver is more liable diseaEe than any other
organ in the human system, and when that fails
to do its duty 1t leaves the weak points Of the
/ body exposed, as the bile is not thrown of, but
| taken up by the blood, is passes throug b this
great filter of the system. and becomes impure.
| Then follows q train of diseases, whose name IS
| Legion. There are many that suffer from pain
| in the side and across the body, dull, heavy /,
drowsy feeling, headache, pain in the right side,
often severe pain in the bowels, coetiveLess, fat
ulenee hes, or less indigestion, loss oil
appetite, sallow skin, white of the eyes yellow,
sinking Of fesh, depression Of spirits, at other
| times a great craving for food. Some OF these
symptoms are caused only by torpidity Of the
Liver Itis Impossible to give all thesymptoms
Of q deranged Liver, and they are all cureAble
without the aid of Cal0mel.
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RICHARDSON'S IRISH LINENS, DA'
Il MASks, LINEN CAMBRIA
U4NnEEgCHIEFs, &C,

We feel ourselves called on sgain to oAU-
TION CONSUMERS against the indiscriminate
use of Irish fat RIGS made up to initiate our goods
in fold, trade mark and general appe aran ace, and
to warn them. that their only safeguard is to see
that the authentic seal Of our firm,
RICHARDSON, SONS Il 0WDEN,
is stamped on each srtcle.
Determined te oonfne ourselves, as heretofore,
to the use Of yarns spun from the choicest and
strongest Flax by the best machinery obtsina-
BILE; uniform in weight and elasticity manu-
featured aud bleached under our own supsrinten-
derce:-the contHmer Will be
GsARANTEED BY orr sEAL
the same durability and satisfaction in the wear
which the genuine goods have slways afforded
RICHARDSON, SONS oWDEN.
Belfast Ireland, ) Mo. Is, 1871. ieIfdw3m
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CostiyeneSS.

This iscaussd by q sluggish, torpid state ofths
Liver, and deranxement Of the whole system.
II is surprising that there sre so many troubled
with this distressing disease and give it so little
attention. The diseases that foilew hEbitusl
costiveness are many, Of which Sick Headache,
Rush Of Blood 10 the Head, pyspeysa a, Piles,
aeart. Lgpg and Skin Disease anu Female AID
Kidney Complaints, are always aggravated by
H. Many resort TO pills, ard never have q free
sv aousiion Of the bowels without their aid. To
these, | say, stop and consider, as every pill
you take con tains mercury, which will in time
cause you to regret the course you have taken
BY using Taylors Stomach and Liver Corrsctor,
you will not need to take pills. two to four bottles
will cure Sou.
Fer Sale BY ell Druggists and Dealers in Medi-
eines.
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sal wringer Never Plays
out Of Gear.
CAUTION.

The Importance Of this Patent STOP Is not
generally understood, and sometimes people buy
. wringer eoitA single spiral cogs on both ends
Of the shaft, expec ing to get the same advan-
tage bat as articles can disconnect these single
cogs on either one side or the other continually
one half OF the power of the cogs is constantly
lost, as in the illustration below, with
Oceg Separated at one End.
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pArMHR g. wERHg,
u IN c..

20G NORTH FIFTH STREET PUBLISHERS.
m27-dedI2m. ST. LOUIS.
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c 0 NJ NJ { RCIkL.

Rock IsLAHD, june 10.
THIs Flour market is corrected at Warmers
Mills aud the quotations the ruling prices o.
the Rock Islaad market.
WINTER WgEAr FLoUR-W holesale .... $8.4 40
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"sIEnAT SCHOOL sOkG.n

The mostpopular and cheapest Sunday School
Book extant. Price 90 oents-$l0.e0 per hun
dred
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Either or all mailed to any address on re-
ceipt Of the price.
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kilsworth- I hurs.isvAux. 10th. frankie l. sgeh
two YEAR and seven months daughter 81 A.a and
IhiirnA Ilaynrs
>rs >haruts-July 81 nj the residence II her
s"h a Law e Braincr'i. Mrs. Phebe NJ Tinker
II Trenton. Ne aged - YEAR
Faithful in all the dutie- ~ life, patient through
severe suffering. she passed away. trustinE un-
v aserlnzly IN rci.-m'nE love. leaving her aiIeu
20 her friends through these words
FINALLY. hrrthrun, farewell. I've perfect H. OF
si''r'i comfort. tr OF "nr mind. live peace and
IN" Tod 81 love and peace shall IL with yoa Il
Cor. Vii II
>e'lgssc k-July q. Jonathan l. Moore aged -
santa Clam. Cai..-July g. Prank All--rt I'M ant
son q George \. and Olive :. Cole aged nvc
wcck-
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BInehiiI Items.
Rev. 2. b. Wilcox, Of the Congrega-
t.onal church, i taking a short vacation
among his friends in Massachusetts
-Wescott & Hinckiey have confracte
To furnish dressed stone for the Machias
Custom House. amounting to $4,000.
The prospect of activity ia the stone busi-
ness Is good the coming fall.
Rev. r. Il. House. Of the Harvard Street
Baptist Church. Boston. preached in the
Baptist church last sabbath. His presen-
tations Of truth was clear. forcible. and
truly souLstirring. This church Il now
looking for Pastor.
The visitors from the cities are com
ing. and all are enjoying our beautiful
landscape views, pleasant walks. quiet
streets, advantages tor boating, bathing.
clam bakes, &c. This village is one of the
best upon our coast for those from our
cities TO visit, who desire to see the beauties
of nature. and wish TO enjoy a quiet rest.
Mrs. Gregory, and her daughter Mrs.
Grover, while walking upon plank plat
form carrying basket Of clothes that they
had just gathered up, broke through and
fell TO the ground. a distance of or 8
feet. Mrs. Gregory was seriously in
jured. The knee pan was broken and the
internal injuries were feared to be very
great. She is doing much better than her
friends expected. Mrs. Grover was quite
badly bruised but had no bones broken or
dislocated. She was On a visit from Massa-
chusetts TO her friends in Maine.
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NV NV noRk-Ar ssh brig Myronus. Hisrin.,
L s proceeded to Perth Amboy to discharge !
Sa,,. Roswell Iof Eastport) Copp, Tenerefe; "
Nave Eaiss Roadoai for bangor Florence
Also ar sih, brig Abbie Watson, Hooper. Proyi
"ehes ior fhiIafieiphia.
.lu oth, sch Antecepent Pendleton, New Ifayen
Rondout. S'ose' nus "s
sALEN-Ar 9Th, Pair Dealer, El,s.
AT 10Th. Maine, Lord. sullivan FLORES Cala.
. raised through Hell Gate sth sch A l. Wider
french. tor Bangor. Pacific Frost. do Tor
JACKSONVILLE Cid 81, sch Howard Macopber
williams. Philzdelph,a.
wiiNISGTo>-Cld 9Th, sch Mehaska Bunker.
, MaRASHAs-sid 5ih, barguc Helena. co fin,
Liverpool. '
Memoranda.
launched. Aug. 12h. from the ,srd Of \ T
ment
The Nellie II Capt ailoch. owne, by Mr.
Ass buekman arrived 1T Essurort 9TH inst
from the btnk~. with 1000 quintsl. Of co,,ti.h
The sch Sighi.ngale ,'aI,t Geo W UiIy,rJ
ow ued by the EastpOrt Fishing Association mr..
Iltcd IN inst. from a fishing cruise " iih sbo II
30 quinIal> of goldfish
VINEYARD HAysS->aturday Aug Rpm A,
schr Northern Light (nf Fremont Uau,,r Ph,la
tephs Tor Salem. Reports sih inst On . no
Way, drring a squat struck 10y light ming
bfraking The maintopms-t and -plantcrins vain.
mast the rniITe lcngtn' causing on, piece Il I.st
long half the size OF mast to Il, cox out and IA T.,
the deck
sch Benton. 81 fremont Ne. fr,,n B,ps or
fr ~ h lumber went ashore on the eastern
end of iie,isc Fence. vineyard sound Ism inst
So amer Hello Augusta went To a.sIstance
curly IN the morning hu unable 10 yet her
on. sud III, now rrmsn- therr
Brlg Fonyerf. from Glaze. Bsv a. r. for Y
which put into Portland sih. will di.cliarg. fol
repairs at tho batter port.
Ship Anni famn, Lincoln which arrived a,
iIsvr, 18Th. ult ir,m New o. leans. Wa ,lr ven
around ~ III" entrance of the Etrc Dpcs ow-
ing T. tin gtic which prevailed At the time
>hs ''"en got of but would MT H., Taken to her
di~ch'rEing birth Il ! III. gsle hal >ul,-iped
Sch jun Newell with cl,rn. f. ON while
ivi"g Hi her ~ trt ~ k"cA p. ~ ten over and
Wa - badtN strained that She tli,,i next tide.
About 2pcJ hushvt. m p,rn wa- -,y.J in good
condition, the balanr,, being damaged anil h..
been .oid
Sch oc"tu Home. Mckay a small schooner
ir"m ~ John b,und west. went ashore on sail
Rock. lulh inst in The fog. and " IN IL. a total
wreck. She is loaded With lumi,-r
sch W & rafien. from Baltimore Tor Boston
of wafer IN the hold Assistance ha. been
sent 10 her.
ship Comet. Bray. n y Y from San Franci.
co. experienced heavy weather. blowing swsy
lower mantop-ail. also split fnre-ail.
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\ great many people have asked u. Of late.
how do you keep yo3r horse looking 40 sleek
and glossy" We tell them it, the easiest
Thing Ia the world. give ">heI idan's Cavalry
Condition Powders two Or three times = week.
\ geu,rcrnsn IN the eastern par, Of the - ate
Who Wa about having hi- Lex amputaic, on
socoun1 u IT, ,,eins bent At right angie. and
sin Al the Knee, beard Of John on Anolyne
Lihimcnt Aiter using Il = short time. ut. lex
ihr other
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Ehsworth--Aug ilth. br Rev. pr. Trnncy. Mr..
John i Haync- "f Dcsiham anil Mis-. Carrie vii
%on Of kilsworth
Amhcrst-Aug iph. by D Poster Esq MIR
''eo- Penny and Mi-s Frances T. IIapworsh.
both Of Martartlle
Irtmunt-AuEliAf .. by l. II W VtnAn Eaa Nj
Richmond l. l-atty and Miss Mari VI Young both
II fremont.
W ai.'rNillc-Au August 2, by Rev. Henry Burragr,
Mr. " Ham - Ayer Jr Of Hanger pastor eie,i
Of the kaIisst Church In Pcterboro' y. ~ q
Nis- Fla NJ. only daughter OF Dea. W. A. D
stevens Of Watcrxtii~
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Foreclosure Of Mortgage

WHEREAs. MARY J. JORDAN 81 Ellsworth
~ in the County OF Hancock. ana State Of
" sine. IN tbs twenty third day oil September A
ID. ISIS, by her deed oil Morris gage of that date re-
corded In Hancock Registry OF Deeds, Vol IBl
Page Sol. conveyed to the undersigned the follow
ing 10; or parcel Of land. with the building,
thereon, rituated IN said Ellsworth. ON tbs NORTH
Ade OF Court street, and bounded follows
On the North by land of Alfred JOY, the East
by land Of Alexander B. Black. on the south by
Court Street, and on the West by land of James
Barron containing eighteen square rods. and
oeing the same now occupied by Geo Cunning
ham.
The condition contained In said Mortgage hay.
ing been broken, by reason whereof hereby
claim Il reelosure OF the same, according to the
statutes in such case made and provided.
CYNTHIA FRAZIER
by A. WlswgLL, her Att'y
Ellsworth. July IS, ls1i. 3xal
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l"UNC Mis- ASD "oNES n vou sAish t. avoid
thr ds=tru t4yv ft.alais. caused ~ .rroT- commit
tel In carly youth. would &c tIccd from the
Chains Of di-ea-c iorxei hy routhral iodi-crcgons
procure the work published % the " Peabody
Medical Institute. BsA.Sn. The Scene. Of Lifc,
Or eifPrcscrvatiou treats nervous aud physical
debility. rr-i.railon Of manhood a. IN 4 NOR.
nasterly and scicuiin- manner than any other
trrAis-c eNf4ni thr Phys!0lugy Il Woman and
her DlscAres hy the same eminent author. trcats
uIan the subjects Indicate. by the tltle Ttt--e
two have become the moot popular medical work /.
VI the day. Look At The advert scmeni Of the
Peabody Medical Int naie." in this paper.
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Probate Courts.

ELLswoRTH.-lst Wednesday in January, Fet
-34rv August, September, and December. "a
Wednesday IN April, 81 Wednesday In June, and
81 Wednesday in October.
BlUEHILL.-lst Wednesday in bully and S-vem
sr
BCcKsroRT sd wednesday m January, NAV
and september
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" the CITY Council laid out street In th4
lily of Ellsworth, deco riberi as follows Com
nencins at the eesirr Of oak Street. and on In,
North II re OF Main street, and run North IA IL.
sEccs West t~enty-siN rods, and one and one.
hall rods on each side OF sAid lIns thence CON.
unuin. The same course hiy rods NOR. Two rod
In width on each ,ile OF said line thcucs North
~ degree. - minutes IVES; nineteen ro.s of I'M
same wtdth thence North IL. degrees West sixty.
six rods Of the Width thence North D. dc.
grees - minutes West twenty three TO 1. Of th.
same width 10 stale Street, near the top II the
hin known The - Old Town House HILL
Therefore ordered that the CITY Council be Ia
session On sAIt KDAi the l.th dav Of August
inst. at the tily Council Rooms at o clock r. NJ
Tor the purpose OF estimating the damages any
person may sustain thereby
Ordered further that the cry CLERK gIse legal
n"iicr thereof
true copy of the order as 1t PASSED both
Boari- oi the CITY Council
Attest: WIN. o. Nc DONALD City Clerk
Ellsworth, August :, ISL Jw.ss
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Freedom Notice.

eOR A VALUABLE CONSIDERATION. 10 me
J paid BY ny minor son, Ellison Abbott, bercb,
until he Is tweniy-oAe years OF age, 70 do and
Transact business fo< hiIaseii a. though he we've
of full age. And he IL to have all OF his own
earnings ior his proper use, and am to raw .ons
OF bis debts or be At any expense in his account
alter this date. AOSEs ARROTT
Orland, July 20, 1871. Ava,
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Halle Vegetable sl'ilian Hair Rem ever /. no
new preparation for the public To experiment
"iih. its success Is unparalleled for restoring
gray hair 10 it, natural color. promotiny II.
GROWTH. anil producing new hair on bAhi
n, adj
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The ige says that the officers OF IN.
haihe State Agricultural Society. incIud-
'n- me PRESIDENT. Samuel WATSON Of Els.
""f'h' the secretary. =. l.. Bnar,lm,u
augusta, editor of the Maine + ,rn.r. and
trustees. Warren 7. Icival OF VasSalho. o.
anu >cNar DIN Of Franklin county. were
IN Belfast Wednesday. To see If arr nyc
hcnt> cnuid be made TO hold the State
az q. belfast The coming autumn. They
visited the park. public halls. Sc. ami
iouni NE location. r, guirrments aud ficil.
it't> tor M exhibition equal 20 those of
any ciiy IN ihv state, aud superior To some
ihcN made their estimate OF the cost Of
me fixtures. etc. FIR the fair, which
amount, IT raised. would ensure the hold
ing "i the exhibition at Belfast At a
pnbIIc meeting. "Wednesday evening. the
matter WAS thoroughly discussed. aud a
committee Of ten raised To canvass the
clit Tor subscription. and report later.
ne >nu required is about e. 600. and the
iH"-''' 4on> lp"> quite favorable for raising
II. Il i understood that A final decision
- io ~ tdc saturday
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

The COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing and
. doing business under the name OF r. r
ihonlas 20 :, is this day dissolved by mutu Al
con sent. The business Of the firm viii be set, ted
by b. = ihomas who viii continue bushes. AT
Tue Old stand Boy wanted at the Mill from four
Teen TO nft@en years OF age. Inquire of
b. y. THOMAS
49, JOSEPH THOMAS
Ellsworth, August I, ISL R,rsI
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THE ELLSWORTH AMERICAN THURSDAY AUGUST IT, 1871

sasss.a the Spiritualists en- ,ssasse whi,a s.,,,.
OF the best and purest people we have
hnown belong to that observation-disclosures
.elecsh4 tn objectionable prsctices. We
oeheSe that every system OF religion con.
tains some Of the germs of truth. and So
lar as u Is sincere and its outward ma,.,~
ileststsons are pure IL is entitled to resnect
ana we Will not join in condemninp \ th;ng
SIMPLY because we do not understand n
Almost any rellgionis better than none
ior II Is the natural instinct of mankind ~
nave faith In some higher existence than
ms gross earthly one; and an AtheistM
especially female one--ls a montrositv,
we are all Spiritualists indeed In ono
sens. II We believe in anv religion M ali
Inc dissertation Of the Sabbath is shocl-
ing To our instincts. but the better class Of
so-calied Spiritnalists do not practice IL
many OF The practices seem absurd and re-
NpI'ihs: but they are not INDUCED in nv NH
VINO RAINY under the Spiritualsts banner.
~ was the opinion of the company that
Haiah thousand years Of bondage had
no" expired. and he was turned loose m
on the world. bus instead of being CON
cerhed at such an alarming state of Affairs
thcy actually made light of it. waxing
quite Jocose over it. Perhaps II would he
wei il his influence was confined m rho
Spiri,nalists. U,>co.x
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DIR T. X tLARAE's SEoETABLE SHERRY
NINE BIf TEH- arr certain cure Tor female
sicAne--, 10y taking 4 wine sia-, hall full before
geiiins out Of bed in the morning. Delicate
isdie~ VIII nni u 81 grvat service bg u-ing II
three OF iour lime. dsy. >pid by ail dealer,
III medicine. see Advertisement a5gf.
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VIEW 1DvERrTSEMryrS.

Pocket Book Lost,
Horse stolen, " Dow
Notice. " g sargent 4 son
ANTON. Benjamin Shute
Foreclosure Of Mortgage. T W Pitcher
B,stan Medical Institute Greene NJ H.
i'r1hste Notice. J. Wariweli.
Iegsl Notices.
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Ellsworth. A,
For Sale.

lsseh FOR SALE IN ELLSWORTH bv the
isssM subscriber. good two story House AMI
..Ahb stable. with la rods Of land, on Hancocs
Street; also 80 acres Pasture and " God land m
Guiding three acres moving, situated
near samuel Goodwius. on the Oak Point road
Also
one.fourth part each Of the following named
vessels sehooners Orozmbo, Lodu 81 is Recion
10, and Catharine. ID. q. EATON.
Ellsworth, july 81. 1871. alrf
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The Bangor Wing saws most of the
cars on tho train that went through IN
Hampdrn Road bridge "Wednesday night.
wcrc new and had run but short time
The two Eastern Railroad passenger car,
cost over $1,000 each few weeks since
Their superior strength probably saved
many Hives
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oholio cholera morbus, cramps. nts and ,,y.-
pcPsis. src h. nehtted sud relieved hy using
Renne'. PAin-kiling Magic oh. IL. use i.
safe. - well delicious. rry H.
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an TESTIFY To the high thc-spcuiical val
" oi FELLOW : cosIotSp SYRUP oF NY
pnfHosfhiTE>' and consider IL deserving IL
attention by the profession generally
AARON AWARD VI. u
Mayor OF the city Of -, John
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lHE ACTIVE CIRCULATION OF THE BLOOD
can %" accomplished by an occasional doc. Of
la HAMS ca IHARTIC EXTRACT. eh
Ppgihei, doe not d-DiiiaIe; on TIL aontruty
II u'uri.he- The :, stem ani leaves Il ia a
healthy condition.
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The Advertiser says tina, the funeral
OF Judge Davis occurred At his house. In
Portland. Monday. The usual marks or
respect were paid by the Cumberland Bar.
Of which be was a member.
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Non Resident Taxes in the CITY OF
Ellsworth for the Year 1870.

THE FOLLOWING. LIST or TANE, an r,.r
] r-iAir. Of nou rcAisicnt owncr. ia the Civ Oh
Ellsworth Tor the year $50 IN bills comm ttte /,
IN %. Mcdonald toilcr tor Il -.ld cav on th..
Alst DAY 81 MAJ is-O. hA- hcru returned bv nan, to
tar - remaining unpaii. the ,lsG day Of NAV
l-sl by hi- ocriihcstr OF that date. and nos re
inA4n unpaid Ahd notice b. hereby glsrn that II
TIE said tANr.. interest ant charg.- ate n.t
paid INT" The Iruasuy 81 sAti CITY within ei shi-
con mon q. from tho date u the commitment Of
ssid balls 80 much II the rial e.fat- tASrd a.~li
l. sufhrir u pay tte amount IN therefor. iu-
cluiinE iniere-i and charge siIt without iurthrr
n"tirr lee eoii a. fasi e Nuriiol a. thc X ,otn OF
tbe Naror aul htirrHn~a ~ .aif Cily. IN the Ilta
dsF Of December ISL, at 20 y'gloss 4 NJ
Name. VAIN, T.,
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III
unpad land
much
NJ
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Osmesfic Ports.

Domestic Ports.
SARGESTvILLg-Ar 10th Sch Bonny Ives o,
Ellsworth. Curtis Master, days from New York.
Chase & Co Buehii.
Sid 10th, Schs Mary Means, Parker. Calais
Ballast; Elizabeth. Grinrail, Hluehii.
BA>GoR-Ar 10Th Anaereon, Moore. Boston ;
yuiis. Perry, New York Laura Jones, Cousins,
Phila.
cid Globe. Herrick. Boston; Hannibal. sConary
Boston; Cid llth. Volant. Lancaster, Quincy
Point; Burmah, Mystic; Ambassador, NY; J A
Webster. Ca tine.
Ar l2th. Luella, Hodgkins. Ellis Onward
Heath. Roeklanj.
cid Far Dealer, Snow, Boston; Franklin Brew
ster Frankfort E- y
hAvggIH-Ar 9Th Magnolia, Saunders. Els
BosroS-Ar ION, scbs Fairfield, Nerrill Calais /;
Paragon, Hicsey, hzas port; Phebe Ann, Gree n ,
Bangor.
Also l0ss, sehs Virginia strout, aud Rent
suout Ailbrdge Duroc. Hurd; October, Kenne-
dy; Anrora, Thomas. and Martha sargent, sar.
gent. Bangor: Mexican, Hurd, aud Patriot, Sell
ers. do; Corinna VI Blatchford, Rockport
Nlifh, shfp u w chepnan. CAase, Liverpool;
brig D1ree. Conn. Batfimorei sohs Laoon, XII,
gaiiics; s. Georse, y, Wet Dennis, Crowell,
Pniladeiphi IL Caldwell, Townsend, and Alice D
McNear. wiscasses; Lucy Elizabeth. York, Glou-
ter.
CID ulh. schs Pulaski. Priest, Thompson; N Z
VancleM NASH lre, Camden.
SEwHukyfOnT-Sld l0sh, Oregon, Turner, Ban.
Uor.
PRovrDsxcE-Ar lssh, W Conn. strous Ma.
chiss.
Below llth. Otronto from Els. and delaware
from BanSossS