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Non Resident Taxes.

THE FOLLOWING LIST OF TAXES on Real
] Estate, of nonresident owners in the town OF
fremont for tie year 1870, in bills committed 10 Is
$ Deliver, Collector of said town, on the ninth
day of June, 1870 has been returned by HIM to me
ar remaining unpaid, the sixth day Of June
ISL by his certificate Of that date, and
main unpaid; and notice is hereby given thai IT
said taxes, interest and charges not paid into
the Treasury OF eaid town within eighteen months
from the date of commitment of said bills,
much of the Real Estate taxed as will be sufficient
to pay the amount due therefor, including interest
and charges. will without further notice be soid ut
Public Auction, at the dwelling house of the sub
sciiber in said town, on the eleventh day OF De-
eernber, 1871 AT O'Clock p. NJ
Names. Acres. Value. Tax.
VIM. fagrow unknown, Dis Ft4 tgI
Nos, 10 go % ~ So
Otis Plummer Il Co, Har-
rington. Dis. No. 10, 2Sf $50 90 ~ ~
Obadiah Allen, Mt. Desert. 3o M
Dis. No, y, lT'a rs ss % IS
Allen 4 Plummer, UNKNOWN, s.s.
Dis. No. II, 20 IS % / 30
A@a5 WV. A. HEATH, Treasurer
Tremont, July II, lsTl.t sw2s
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VIEW .iDVERT TSEMENTS.

Dissolution Of Copartncrship, Lyon A Jos slyn.
EtrUiin- in Dry Goods, {. :. LION.
p~-oluiion Of Copartnership, r. = a J. Thonaa-
ttf : tie u. g. Eaton.
r N'closure q Mortgage Cynthia Frazier
= IRE II Let, II u, jordan.
Form she'd house to Let Phebe NJ Tinker
Freedom Notice Moses Abbott
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'oN>U MrTIoN II find that in Incinient
Consumption. aud other diseases of The rhroat
ant lung>, FELLOWS COMPOUND syptp M
HNrorHo>rHrTEs has done wonders In re-
storing i'eFson, suffering from the effect. OF
Diriheris. aud the cough following TyDhoii
Fever. PREY aIcni t.. tins region. 1t i the he,
rrmedti sccn, have ever used. EDWIN
CLAY. NJ u. ru-wt>h. Y. : Jan IL Is,.s
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BluekilI Items.
Arrived July 18th, Hesperus. Conary.
New York. VIII load at Weseott a
Hinekley's quarry.
Arrived July 30th. Alma Odlin, Slower.
Boston. Will load at VI. X. Chase's works
for Brookline, Mass.
Rev. Mr.. Trip of Surry, occupied the
desk Of the Congregational Church July
Both. on exchange with Rev. P. B. Wilcox.
Mr.. Stillman Osgood, who had an
arm and wrist badly broken some weeks
since. is again carrying his goad stick.
His recovery has been very speedy.
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EXCUEsIoNIsT


hi'tT ge itesas.
- The new bridge across the Narragua-
gus AT Milbridge is now completed and il
not only looks strong and permanent but
neat and tasty.
DIR. Googins of Milbridge. assisted BY
Dr :. Chandler o Addison. and Milliken of
'herryheld. operated the 10th. of June
upon the >eiTrhous breast of Mrs. Sawyer
OF Milbridge. The operation was quite an
extensive one. a. ii included the entire
eXtirpation of the left gland. The wound
healed. mostly by first intention. and Mrs
Sawyer Is now az sea with her husband.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-08-03

The Chinese believe that If person, die
ia the house that they lived in before death
their spirits will haunt the places ever
after. and give unpleasant evidence of
their presence TO all who remain. In or
der to prevent the manifestations of the
restless spirit. a. soon a. the doctor gives
in his opinion that a patient cannot sur
yiye he is taken To another place and left
alone TO die. Yesterday case of this
kind was reported to the coroner. A
young Chinawoman. who had been Civ
en- up by the attending physician. was car
ried by her relatives to an untenanted
house on Ellis Place. of Pacific. above
Dupont, They then dressed her in her
best clothing. spread a new mating on the
door. and laid her Oh il. They brought in
preserves. meats. fruits. candies. boiled
rice. etc. lighted some punks and retired.
leaving her alone to await the coming OF
the common destroyer. Daring the day
she died and was found last. night
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A letter written from Boston. and from
Radical standpoint, says: 1T is the i'm
preston here. that, rs things now look,
Loring has a better chance than any of his
rivals to get the nomination at Worcester.
Whether he can be elected II nominated is
doubtful point. lf Butler should be des-
perate enough to run as the candidate of
the labor men, with Loring in the field as
the Republican candidate, Adams would
pretty certainly be elected, and even with-
against him in this city is set down Is five
thousand at least. Butler Is not strong
except in Essex County. The crisis may
be avoided by the denomination Of Claf-
lin."
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M the wear round. >hcri,lan'> Cavalrr CON-
Dir "a Powders should he given To horse. th.,
sc h"f'i up- 10 horse, aud cattle that gr,ze
~ ,n'"ni'f 'hry should only b, given in Win
i'r pad ~ltiry'
I ~ E IS Hni seliit r who served in the Army.
ihiN''iat-. nni eminent men and women
e. wv herr. ioln In recommending .Johnson.
An"aAue liuirncui % b. the l,.>i Internal an
cNtcEn1i medicine ever invented.
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Probate Courts.

Efi swoRTH.-lst "wednesday in January, feh
riff August September. and December. ID
Wednesday ia April, 81 Wednesday in June, and
.f+ Wednesday tn October
BLt EniIL--l>t Wednesday in july and Novem
uel
Br'KsPoRr 81 Wednesday Januarv. MAJ
.tud september.
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Notice..

nICKED Up ADRIF-r. IN FRENCHMhN's BAY
! on saturday July sth, a small Boat, her bottom
painted White and her top Black, which the owner
can have by calling on the subscriber at Great
Cranberry Island, and proving property and pay
ing charges. JOSEPH BUNKER. Jun
Cranberry Isles, July 5, ISL. 3w2I
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R"une's Psin-k Hing Magic oiI i. rle,n .,t.
and'leitcisu~ to use II does no, s.il Tho itch
M nor docs H. u-e iniurc the skin. hut bean
titie- IL. anl cures ch - AMI pimnie, he.i,te IN
klnd- u pain. livery family should keen !, b,,-
tie 81 d ~ the house
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BUSINESS NOTICES

Tho>e Of our readers who desire their hair IN
take ihe same color a. when voun, ,hould 49,,
HaiF, Vegetable >iciian Hair Remover.
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pr I. Il. ctAEKE's NEG.r,n1E srrrry
W M bTrf.As are . certain cure Tor iemal.
sickness, 1y taking a wine.giass hal fun bcforc
ge',ins out Of bed in the morning D,ira,.
i-adc> ~. Ind II OF great service by u.ins Il
Three or f'nr Hines DAY. sold by Hil ,l..alrf~
~ medicine See Advertisement aiil
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The MILLER DIVORCE CAsE.-The ar
gus says al the Law Term of the :. J.
Court. in session at Portland Monday. the
ease of sarah L. Miller. libellant. ".
Nathaniel J. Miller. came up for hear
ing. AFTER the verdict of the jury in favor
of libellant. counsel for the respondent
filed exceptions TO the charge of the pre-
siding Judge. and also a motion for a new
trial. alleging that the verdict ought TO be
set aside as against evidence The excep-
tons and motion were argued Monday bv
l.. b. bennett and Joseph Baker in their
support. and by A. A. Strout against them.
Mr.. bennett contended that a new trial
should be granted because the presiding
Judge did not instruct the jury that the
adultery on the part of the libel liant would
constitute a bar TO the divorce: because
the Judge did not instruct the jury sufii-
GENTLY on the subject of recrimiiia,ion /:
because he did not direct them TO find
specially whether or not the divorce should
be granted for the fault of the respondent
solely: because the writ was amended by
striking out the count charging adultery
ON the part Of respondent: and beeau Sc
the Judge used language which indicated
an opinion and consequently influenced
the verdict Of the jury Mr.. Strout replied.
Hon. Joseph Baker follows. Case contin-
ued till Tuesday.
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Caution.

THIS Is TO FORBID ALL PERSONS harl,oring
] or trusting my wife Lydia Mcdonald on my ac-
count as l shall pay debts of her contracting
after this date. MICHEL MCDONALD.
fremont, July H. 1871. .r SwE'.
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Wanted

| IMMEDIATELY. \ married man to work on :,
] farm. wife to do housework. One without
children preferred Permanent situation 10 The
right isan. Address stating wages expected.
JAMES FIVE,
sea- Cove,
2Stf Me
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MARRIED ID.

SuIliyan-July son by ". n NcCraee, Eeq, at
the residence Of Capt q. L, Wooster, Capt. Hollis
/. Higgins IL New York and Nice Bella Wooster
of sullivan =
suilivas-Aug. lst, by Cyrus Emsry, Esq, Mr..
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Hair Goods.

'lHE SUBSCRIBER will sell the best quality o
/ Hair Goods very low, for Ten DAYS. Pos
lively the last chance. ROOM Is City Hotel
9a s. 7. SPRAGUE.
Ellsworth, July %, 1871. 5w3o
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The railroad meeting in Portland, the
26th, was success, 50 far As numbers and
enthusiasm goes. Perhaps many Of our
readers do not understand Senator HAM
lin, scheme. The following from his
speech explains:
1t secures direct and rapid communi-
cation between the West and Europe by
finding an ocean outlet 100 miles nearer
Europe than any other In the United States
that has commercial advantages and pre-
vents the extortions OF combinations by
placing a regulating power in the hands
of the Government. IL does not take a
dollar from the public treasury or ask a
foot of land. II asks the Government to
become guarsntor, by the issue OF it,
bonds, and receive as security the first
mortgage bonds OF 1rst-class corpora
ton, on such terms a. will protect the ma
ton from loss in any contingency"
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Mr.. Amos wescott of North Blueb;I,

Mr.. Amos Wescott of North Bluebill.
dropped dead, Wednesday night. July Goth.
He was preparing To retire TO bed. when
he fell forward upon the floor and I'M
mediaiely expired. ....
"A child of Mr.. Geo. G. Long Of East
bl"ehili. was badly scalded by drawing a
dish OF boiling wafer upon it, face. neck.
and breast. Al first fears were felt that /,
would not recover. but II Is hoped that all
danger i now past
Mr.. Ira Grindle. workman upon
Wescott & Hinekley's quarry. had small
piece Of steel nom the head of the blast
drill. penetrate his wrist and sever one Of
the arteries. Fatal results might have
followed had there not been workm.p In
the crew who understood he manner of
treating a broken artery.
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Much depends on the sanitary condition Of
the BLOOD - have healu and c.chew disease;
Consequently yuu should occas ionally partsk..
OF LAlllAN'> tArHAEriC EXTRACT.
which Al 'il times puriiies ih" hloel. eNtrrmi-
nate di-esss. and that wi bout tlcbllilatiu. The
stsien.
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MoNEoE. July 2sth. IL


Mn EpTIoR Would Won please give
the following a place in your paper see
~ your paper Of this week piece copied
from the Belfast Republican Journal. stat
M that Elder Geo. y. Garland OF Monroe.
had been arrested for outrageous conduct
with boys. Permit me 10 say that Ellsworth
j. my native place. that the towns OF
Franklin and Eascbrook. were where |
spent three OF the first years Of my minis
try. Many are the acquaintances | have
formed IN those towns and towns Joining
whose eye will rest on the article referred
10 above, let me say In vindication of my
case. do not deny but what was arrested
but do positively deny that there was the
least foundation FOR the complaint or ar
rest. The grand and moving cause was
because Mr.. Isaac L. Moor was sued for
SANDER mot Tor libel, as inserted ia the
Journdl.) would say through your paper
To the public that the complaints or charge
set forth Is a false. as false can be. and is
the result of maliciousness, and nv name
Is Geo. ID. Garland instead Of Geo. y. a.
has appeared in the papers.
G.. II. C.
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Tr mont 1trnss.


Cast thy bread upon the waters said
III" iau who was deeply Impressed will,
the movement OF the ocean.
Mr.. {. NJ. Holden had one arm dis
lodged and received other ininrie, hv 4
fan, iaSi week. Quite serious.
Prof I. q. Sen;er. PRINCIPAL Of h..
Dean Academy. Franklin. Mas. j. stop-
ping At the Freeman House. :. W. Har-
Dor.
LH'> Hadlock brought into the factory
a. ;. ". iiarbor one day last week. 1850
pounds Of HOLSTERS. all one catch: hi day',
wor- amounted to sl2J0-largest of the
season
Deacon Clark will cut $1,000 worth of
hav thi> wear. reckoning Il at s35.0o per
i"a. WI" IN This county doe, better
Mrs. Jane Billings. of Bartlett. Island.
! ninciy-eiSht years old. She walk.
iaik>. and knits quite smart. aud can tell
q good story OF We old time, with a.. anus
ing grace which = brings the house down. :
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PIANO FORT -.
Put in Complete Order
TA.N.A .l.N.lA I,IlE,.

The -ubse .iDer (Irom Boston, take7 mi meisoI
81 intttining the citizens vi ILLNN DkII AND
N1tl>liN, tlat hc = here for short Tine, tar
thr purp",e 81 =NiH- hi- personal attention 70
ihl~ branch q! business, ~ CNtIt - YtILulcAt N
PIANO fDEIE wurE. Beng practical Piano
tnite wOrScr OF nearly twenty years cxpcr ?
and more recently IRON the naanfactur. ct
AEs r.. JilltkEEIN'' y sons III Dossoi,.
vince ae ha~ been ctu !ove'i tor more t4 ~ -IN
veir- IN tue EEGt iAiING DEPAKIMkNi .
gIyv- hm the almost assurance uiat he cdu ole
aIH4-~It iully 80 tue confidence ~ thr Mu~ita4
Public 1hO-e who may be contemplating send
ing their Pianos 10 Boston to be- pat Dr'i,r have
tiir opportuntt. To ioregn that IR1uuv xgenry mi
cNpeu-, by leaving their orders with kDtERI
LDik Boa kseiicT and stativheT, Man street, ga
have the IA te ~orA accuupIl- he'd without my
ing tht IN ltOm the house, the renewing p winch
viii render he action susceptible 10 III" NO 1
del cal. touch. amt increase the power volume.
pI4. A. 10 their orig nal caps, ts. 90
~ hcI i,i IA 4. style ~ iautns Nhtch viii produce
the most dt-Ir able result Those desiring into
NATION lriing the condition OF their Hstrtt
Ia-nts improve the opportunity (~Ihout cN
lrbeeJ by leaving their address. Warrautei to
ave satisfaction, or no pay. Also dealer IN hr~t
ca.- ran" Fu,ie, and Cabinet Organs. fh,'
patronage vi the puUilc j. respectfully svaIcite
STEPHEN GROVER,
iw2y Ks sitIenct-Ea-t Bo- ton, MAJ.
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Ofia I'd Items.
-t@gs weniy cent er dozen.
Early rare potatoes >clln2 SIPS
per bushel.
A Bn K Il Co. have shipped nine bar
rel> of berries and sugar. half and half.
A cargo of 5000 bu~hel, of corn ar
rived his por, Saturday A. ". July -.
selling IN lots OF 100 bushels nj :. cts. per
bushel.
The hay crop is mostly harvested:
quality line, quantity short Some small
lo'> have sold for $50. per ton On field.
The timely rain OF SATURDAY and sun
day nights has changed materially the
prospect OF the potato crop and given the
fall feed starr II will not on'vrow NJ
present
Ihe curraut worm Is making lad havoc
Wan some bushes. Coppera- ~atcr aud
'oap >ud,, are among the remedie. recon-
nrnded. A pan Of no coal. i b.tfrr.
keeping Il near the bushes and a. he
worm, work in clusler> or by families. thry
can easily be AIKEN of and .here /, A sort Of
qualification in seeing them squirm.
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lG. r. RowELL's COLUMN

Tbes $a,x. /
CHARLES A. DANA, Editor
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THE WEEKLY. bat with q greater variety OF
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to
] all concerned. that she has been duly appoint
ed and has taken upon herself the trust Of an Ex-
e. utrix OF the hast Will and Testament of
GEORGE X. BACON, late OF sullivan.
in the County of Hancock, deceased by
giving bond as the law directs. She therefore re-
quests all persons who are Indebted to the said
and those who have any demands thereon, to eN-
hibit the same tor settlement.
ELIZABETH s. BACON.
June q, ls7l.s 3wO
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Rev Geo. b. Garland sends the following.
for publication. We know nothing ~ the
facts. and hope he is innocent We had
an impression. and hoped It was true. that
Elder Garland was al Pittsdcld attending
school
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both Of sullivan.
N, MMsriaviIle-,lniy 25th, by Charles Carr ESQ Mr.
of Mariaville. ' MI
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fNnN - THE GREE T CAUS &.
OF
HUM AN MISERY.

Just Published. in sealed envelope. Price 6csnts
A Lecture the Nature Treatment and lsa,li-
cal Cure OF Seminal Weakness, spcii4a-
torrhea, induced by selfAbuse, INVOLUNTARY
Emissions, impotency, Nervous Debility, and I'm
-pedimeat, to Marriage generally; Consumption,
Epilepsy and Fits Mental and Physical Inr;pacI.
", &c-By ROB. J. CuLvERWELL, NJ. D., all.
thor of the " Green BOOK" &c.
The word-renowned author, IN ,fis admir- Die
Lecture. clearly proves from his own exp,1 iel
that the awful Consequences of seif-AblIse NAV
he -ffectually removed without medicines. and
without dangerous surgical operations, bougies,
instruments, rings or cofdials. pointing out a
mode OF cure at once certain and e1ectual BY
which every sufferer, matter what his condi-
ton may be- may cure himself eh-apiy, priv ately
and radically. THIS LECTURE WILL PROVE
A BOON TO THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope to any adj
dress receipt OF six cents, or Two postage
stamps, by addressing the publishers.
Also, DIR. CJLvERwELL's-' Marriage Guide"
price IS cents. r-5 afn Hr
Address the Publishers, 44l
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1ly50
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very durable. ami uri tIAhi~ ~ -c' uut Of ottirr.
They receives the L.Ehr-t Prxc. GOLD MED
Al. al thr faIr OF the Massarhu- stt- Mechanic
charitable Association, la Boston. held Ia sept.
nj OF. i.Fi. b~in. ths
Hest Machine for Fauiil, I.e.
The simplicity, EA-c and Certainty with WiA,h
they operate a. well as the uniform cxrellrnc..
81 work throughout the entire anE- 81 .cwtng Va
sti.chiGg. ilcmins. Pulling. TuckinE, Cur,iins
braiding. QutltinE. bringing. Gathering AMI sew
ins-pu. rN~r scanning, Enbroiirrlug "Y.r tuc
edge, working Perfect Button Holes aud D. cl.t
H"lc,.-AoTs Which uo other can do.-mAkr tlsuf
the most desirable Family Machine, n the IA AZ {
Al IN want Ola sewing Machine -Aould exam
Inc tbs - before bnNing, thy sold nh all
thcir exc lirnc's ~ the rsLAc price other dr-I
c!a.s machln"-, ami ar- giving great -atl.fActi0u
Whenever used.
fzli Al
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DIED.

sullivan-Aug. LIST, MIR. BENJAMIN Weleh. sr.d
years. -
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HOUSE PAPER.
1000 Rolls House Paper
just received at J. A. HALEs, also n fine
assortment OF
WINDOW Shades and Borders.
The public are invited to call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere. All Paper
bought at my Store TRAINED free of charge
f-a1A& j. A. HALE. eE
Main St.. Ellsworth, Maine. tfI2
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1, NPLpf VENT, BUSINESS Fog tif--Bcst Ia
I. dustrial SPACE Newspaper - ~. PEI wear
send stamp for copy. PATENT STAR. Boston
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COLBY'S

PATENTS solicited h hssias -trons and yaIi,i
N. " T.. >iMoNDS, 5t5 Main 81. Hartford. u.
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Agents. Read his.

We will pay Agents salary of $50 per week
ana expenses, allow ii large comm, sion. 10
sell our new and wonderful inventions, Address
VI. WAGNER Co. Marshall, Mich.
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MACHINES.

trr noW admitted Z, be ;Ac p.,
chimes made Thcy are the ouli
e'nl-,'ly auy material imptavctnc
ana popular mach lncs 80 long 10
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July II, lat IS II y, lon 10 W. ship Castine, VIII
son, from Orleans May 81 for Hayre.
Lzunched-at Harrington, LIST inst from the
yard Of Messrs Mast 4 Co, = fine schr Of 235
tons. named the Winner
AT Calais recently from the yard OF Nicker-
son 4 Rideout, = sehr Of LAG tons named IL.
L. Hamlin.' s--o.ls 4r
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