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A man BY the name of Greenleaf who
lived in Mercer, ''long ago." once
started from home, taking Q foot path
along the Sandy river to lie function
with the Kennebec, then following that
river to Augusta, . distance of nearly
100 miles, all to get nut0eg, says .
correspondent Of Tho Lewiston ,tournal.
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Notice..

The house on Hancock street built and former.
~ occupied by Isaac Springer is for sale. The
Land on which il stands together with a small
garden adjoining can be Leased for a number OF
years. Enquire Of t,eo. A. Parcher at his Drug
Store or Of the subscriber
GEO. PARCHER.
Ellsworth Nov. 10th 1910. 46ii
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Railt.Oad NOticc-

1lChETs TO the West via Grand Trunk Railway
] secure every thing desirable in Travelling
steel Rails and Pullm n Sleeping Cars,-at very
low rates. Parties ucksted through from Ellis.
worth.
GEO. 4. DYER, Agent.
State street Block,
5iu Ellsworth Ne.
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PATENT OFFICE.
Poor Inventors
Ayers Cherry PectOral
For Diseases OF tine Throat and Lungs,
sucn as Coughs. Colds, Whoopu
Cough. bronchitis, Asthma
and Consumption.

Sucn as Coughs. Colds, Whoop'u
Cough. bronchitis, AsthIns,
and Consumption.
y ~, rayps before m the whole d ..f- ..t
nir. .''- itt .sny thing won wilciy ANA .,lc,.
u.f'- ne confidence OF mankind, u tina t ..4..t
D. t''iN tor pulmonary complaints. IhaouEn - j,,i.
"a trN oI years, and among most of the "a e. -
mtti II has risen higher and hlgncr their e. tt
Aot., ~ u har become better known. It, unii., \.
character anu power to cure the various aiscr,,o.
OF the lungs and throat, have made IL known 49, il i,
liable protector against them. While asiaptcl fa
tnilier iortns 81 disease and to young children Il i,
az ho saIne time the most eectual remedy thai .,u
be gwen Tor incIpient consumption, and the dan.
Ecfoua affections OF the throat and lungs. 4 a mo
vision against sudden attacks of Eroas L sh,,,l,I
be kept on hand IN every family and tii,lecsi a. Iii
are sometimes subject 10 colds and cougha Hi
should be provided with this antid o,e foG them
Although settled Cohsassp fion IL thought in.
durable, stil great numbers OF cases where tho tI
ease seemed settled have been completely r.,r,,l
ana the patient restored to sound health hy the
cherry I'ertordf. So complete is IL, ma.trTr
over the disorders OF the Lungs and Throat IN,
The most obstinate of them yield to It, When uoth.
Ing else could reach them, under the Cherry pee
toraf they subsIie AMI disappear.
st"0ers and Public Speakers find great pro
lection from il. ~ ~
Asthma is always relieved and Often who'll.
cured by 10. "'''
bronchitis is generally cured by t,kiu, NJ,
Cherry Electoral in small and frequent a. Y /.
80 generally are its virtues known that We u.rf
not publish the certificates of them here or do
than assure the public that its qualities are IN
maintained
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10
i all concerned, that he has been duly appoint.
ed and has taken upon herself the trust of an
Executrix Of tine late Will and Testament of
Henry Emerson,
late Of Castine in the County of Hancock, Black.
smith, decsaseJ, by giving bond as the law di.
reefs She therefore requests all persons who
are indebted to the said deeeaseds estate, to
make immediate payment, and those who have
any demands thereon, to exhibit the same for
settlement. NANCY II. EMERSON.
Castine, Jan. 10. 1871. 3w7
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MANHOOD, HOW LOST. Hov pr.rosu

mkxN~ Just published a new edition Of
mEN DH CtLvEEwELL's Celebrated ys-
on The radical cure without
n neaieinel OF spermrtonhsa or semina, we,E
Men;.i a NV, ny Seminal Losses Impo,encT,
Si,I rriase, etc also Consumption. Enilsns, md
,r ns, induced BY selfindulgence Or eerpai 81.
r. Piee, in sealed envelope, only cents
c,s.s, ceie6raIea author, in this admirable ESSAY
e,eariy demonstratss from thiyty ye.r. ,uc.
e OF Bs.s'es iha, he
dangerous use OF In terrsi M, Hithout 'be
s u aoas ?. the snfe pointing cut mode d Cure
OF which nsa' certain and enectpal, by means
Al snen every sufferer, no matter wh.t Lis coD-
w. ami nay De may cure himself chsspiy private
~ ms Lecture should be In the and AZ svsry
'y sent ann nnS every ma in the land.
p- 81 stamps, - co"ss 81 wv
. A e. Dr. Culver Wells "NArriass Guia. price
ASd,ee The Pubiiahes. CHAs. y. c. KIrxrA Co.
sowery, New Yort, fsseOass Bsx -.
IVM
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TESTIMONIALS.

al regard Mr.. Eddy me OF the most capable and
sHcees:fuI practitioners with whom | have had
mcialintercourse. CHAo. MASON.
tomm.s sioners OF Patents,
II have no hesitation IN assuring inventors that
they cannot employ man MARI competent md
trustworthy, ant more capable VI putting their
applications IN form 10 secure for them an early
and favorable consideration at the Patent once
EDMUND BCRk,'
Late Commissioner OF Patents
Mr.. Eddy has made for me over THIRTY az
plioations for PaleDts, having been successful in
almost every case. suce unmista kabls proof OF
great talent and ability on his part leads me to
Recommend all inventors TO apply to him 10 pro-
cure their patents, AS they may be sure OF having
the most faithful attention bestowed on their
cases, and at very reasonable charges,
JOHN TAGGART.
Boston Jan. IsTI-Iyr.
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Ellsworth Nov. 10th II
MIDDLETON's POCKET CORN SHE'LL

One Agent wanted In every county In the U. S,
70 sell Middleton. Pocket Corn shelter patented
1870 II shells all lies Of corn. and can be used
BY any one will last for years Retail -ice. 80 cts
Wholesale 10 Agents, Is cents. Territory FREE.
MIDDLETON kCo.
~ Aaryiahpra Pa
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Ayers Ague Cure,

Fos Fever and Ague,. Intcrmit.en. Fever
Gnu Fever, Remittent Fever, Du.:,
Agne. Periodical or Bilious Fever. 4
ana indeed all the affections wh.eh r.
from mAarlous, marsh, or miasruatc
poisons.
A. IA name implies, 1t doc r,,,~ ar,,l 30. ~,
iiii- Containing neither Ar~.ni-. Du:t,5sst a. ri d
enc, nor any other mineral tso -.,nt. ,tl,-tau .
whaterer, itsin uowise iniGrcs anv p4tisu; Tic
hhin'ef ans iinportance of IT, rnre- IN thr acme mi
ulnts, are literally hevond account aud we bet, /,
without parallel IN the history Of Ar1e tueI..tu
our PRIDE Is gratifi1- by the acknowledgment ~
receive OF the rabbi rurcS cer-sc. in at,- ri- "a.
ea.e', and where 9th" rp'ne,i, liat wh,r C,Utl
tharchm1ted l---.ans e,'as-- n, sh..- IN n
travelling through -'-t-'i i.,a-fff. 4, ~. II
te.tei by taking the 9CFF rTRE 80
fof I'rf-r u,rfatuF4. sri.t,.. fl, Dr.. .-..
nt the Liver, il - an eNr.ii.1t rrsp,-l,
the Liver INTO healthy arii,ttr
FOR bilious D,ronlar- aul Evn- Can. ; :,.. T.. T.,
an excellent Tsns@lt. urHtp -,s... ,,.,r
hlarkahie cures, u. r.s.. t...i,s IA IS
Prepared nv -. u ~. -. Il,
hnH Anaivbcnl thri.t- l.. i..A, IL N LINK
all round the p'o.i4 s"'1
fHfCF. Sfop PFe norr,
Sold by all Druggists. 1va7
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lover the a ass shes with ticket pure based
snd cy with only one change Sesxeen Ras,an
i.s C Saaso' Elegant Drawing Room aud s,ss,
t. hinrSSogh Tickets and full informa,io. e., :, -
GeO. a. DYER. n s-ns
5,u state street Block,
EIswortA, Ne,
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CODan.tnes.shiD Notice.

1HE undersigned have this day formed Q Co.
] partnership under the firm name Of H. 4 g. X
Whiting, for the purpose OF continuing the whole,
sale and retail business heretofore prosecuted by
Henry Whiting.
HENRY WHITING.
SAMUEL X. WHITING
II. Whiting would give notice that all accounts
and notes OF long stand must be attended to or
Jan. a0th ISL. SIMS
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AMERICAN MD FOREIGN PATENTS.
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4 few long shawl. len which must hc soll
tAl aud cNafniBt ALEC -nbl linc Of SQUARE
shANls Mpalen aud Paisley.
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FlANNELS. PRINTS T. COTT0NS

al great bsrgsia.. We have the he.t bargains IN
America 10 BroWa Cotton EiacN sis aIi
zr.'ics
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-28

OAAceIs, cA9tHS anu 0AAPA0y0s - tuo ~ ~
ment Of Police, viz: - 81
Administrators Office. ............ 1al0.00s
City WOrkhOuso. eposSk
PUBLIC pounds. mountaineering ~ ~
City cemeteries. ~ W
City rarA $4,000. ........ ........ ~
fuDnc squares. ...........s...... I'D
Boys House Of Refuge -. ......... -
Girls House of Refuge. rs o.
Burying dead and conveying dcks
10 hOspltai. Observation-Disclosures. lVV W.
Recorders Courts. 3050 So
Total. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
Officers, clerks and employees In tho d.
partment Of improvements, viz:
Department proper. ............ JAG ~
Bureau of Wharves and Landin&s.. 80 -
Bureau Of City Drainage. .......... IL ~
Bureau q Streets. ............. y ~ y
Surveyors Department. -. ........ ~ ~
81 Total. .1asss IS
Officers, clerks and employees IN the
Department Of Assessments. 49,. So99' -
Officers, clerks and employees in
I tho Department Of Finance. 1875 -
Officers, clerks and employees In the
Departments of Commerce. $3.50. 40 81
Officers, clerks snd employees IN ~
the Office Of the City Attorney Z. 1888 ~
Officers, clerks and employees in the o1Roo
of the Mayor, viz:
Mayors Office. ~. ................ $50 90
City Council. Observation-Disclosures. rs -
City Hall building ................. As 60
Total. i. .>l3ls q
Clarendon DAVIDSON, for services
as Librarian. ............... $50 %
Mary DAVIDSON, for services 4 4;
Assistant Librarian. !. ......... 4 50 o.
II. Conquest Clarke, for services 81
80 1a<t1- n
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traitor of Public Accounts has misquoted,
Internationally no doubt, many statements
Of my communication, and he has entered
. good deal into other matters as to my
course in this Council. He has said good
deal about my Occurring" as. he demon
mated it, in times past, and informed the
Council and those now present that they
had put up with it, because, no doubt, the
Mayor ''meant we'll" I thank him for that
admission. thank the gentleman and all
the other Administrators associated with
him for their forbearance. Mr.. Chairman,
You know full well that have been specific
in my objections to needless expenditures
and to the creation Of useless offices. /
can not prove it abroad, because consid-
cred it best to attempt to control these
matters by influence and remonstrances
within the Council. Henceforth, if per-
mitted, my views shall he sufficiently en-
phatic, public and distinct. There shall be
NO doubt left on that subject for the future.
Whether shall hereafter have the credit
of meaning WELL" can not say. Thus
much for that part of the Administrators
remarks.
In the message under discussion 1, like
the Council on previous occasion, have
simply followed the lead of the gentleman
who has just spoken, in declaring that the
law is invalid and unconstitutional in fix
ing price and pointing out the party with
whom the city should contract. II assert,
moreover, that that gentleman himself de-
clared that not one dollar Of these taxes
could be collected; and considered that
opinion as good law, and put it in the
message as such. If it is mot go, it is not
my fault. I will say, however, that have
taken other legal opinions on that very
point, and this portion Of the message is not
my own, but that of . lawyer Of high
standing, whom I consulted for fear my
friend the Administrator Of & AccountS
mighthave inhaled me on this legal point.
asked this opinion because this Is Q very
important matter: II the opinion given be
well founded, the city win be involved
for tho wholqs cost Of this work
hyndsed thspland dollars month.
I 81 ~ 49, tistrator a Accounts
II be 4 prepared to warrant for
that amount when tho ply rolls for tho last
three months have not been paid; whom the
o6aeaEs of IL city ere psddling their Ger
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In conclusion Mr.. Lewis said he would
vote for the ordinance if the company
would build the protection levee inside the
Metairie Ridge at thirty cents q yard, or, il
outside the ridge, at one dollar; then allow
other companies to dig the smaller canals
and employ the thousands of idle people o.
this city. He had stated his reasons fol
voting against this measure last Tuesday
night, and he had seen nothing to change
them since. a5.-f
Mr.. Remick said he robe for information
The Administrator of Finance, in the course
of his remarks, said, in case the city became
bankrupt all must 60 down with tall that
belonged here. He would like the Admins
traitor Of Finance to explain what he meant
by this qualification. 9 a4ElasJ
Mr.. Walton: think the Administrator il
very sensitive on this subject. meant NO
thing more than what said. myself was
called q carpetbagger the other day, and
have been ffty-four years in this city. ]
believe am the Oldest American resident
in this city save one. It may be habit Of
mine, now that / ann getting somewhat old
to refer to old times- It may be / am in the
habit Of using the phrase 'sthose who belong
here" There arc great many who do moi
belong here and who are drawing salaries
from the Governor and the State and the
city. ! do not intend to offend anybody.
M. Remick: Az . member Of this Council.
appointed by the same power that appofnAni
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at salary Of 1890 each. These officers
are mort Of them unnecessary, - has been
shown by the experience of the last three OK
four months, during which there have been
no such officers. One or two inspectors for
the whole city, who should visit the mar
kets at unexpected times, would be sufR-
Gent. It is true the Board Of Metropolitan
allow the police officers detailed for duty ct
the markets to exercise certain super
vision over them; but these markets are
places Of public resort; police officers must
be there and are still stationed there, and
it is their duty, under the laws and ordi-
nances of the city. to preserve peace
and good order. There 10 an In
spector appointed by the State to
inspect all animals intended for slaughter
market; and there are sanitary inspectors
appointed by the Board Of Health, and paid
blythe city, who make it their duty to in
speet the meat brought to market. Little
else remains for cOmmissary or inspector
to do, except to s6e that the farmer, whose
duty it is to keep the market clean, per
fOrD,s that duty. This dees not require .
continual attendance, and watch over
every stall, or the appointment OF an in
spector to every market.
The ordinance provides a!sc ioE four
whar6ngers ct $l20O each, aud -four sctine
deputy wharfngers ct $1,000. The number
Of wharfingers should be reduced to the old
standard, and the duty Of collecting the
leveo dues should be taken ont Of their
hands and given to employees of the Depart
ment Of Finance, whose duty it's, nnder
the charter, TO receive and collect the NV
enues Of the city. 4 Fhax1nger en- not
~" 49, @~F~-cs S.ss-Ssx -"ss ~ <SsIseess -
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have alluded, were even prepared to enter on
the work. the letter Of the law would Justify
the Mexican Gulf Ship Canal Company
suing out an Injunction, and it would be
years before they could get started. We
. would have to prove this act was positive
fraud upon the city. We would have to
prove We did our duty in the matter; that
We executed 90 much of this act as we did
not contest; that We received these drainage
funds and took the question in hand sedu-
lously, because you can not avail yourself
Of the privilege Of resisting an Objectionable
law unless you show you have acted in good
faith on those points which are not objec-
tionable. = !. 49,
sfou 60 on to say, Mr.. President, that this
notice ard this express reservation are Of
NO value whatever. This is admitting q
good deal. havsne got hold Of any
body yet who will 60 80 far Is to say that
whom you' state to . man that you will not
recognize yeur contract with him, except 80
far q it Is to your advantage, that that has
no force. IF the Mexican Gulf Ship Canal
Company will geto work in the face of this
ordinances, q far % I am concerned am
content, and - far rs the Council is con-
cerned think We may conclude We are per-
fectly safe.
The Mayor: I ask the question. win
they consent to this reservation
Mr.. Shaw: i am mot = member Of that
company, and have nothing to do with that.
Have you asked tho question Of the com
panyi
The Mayor: As to part Of the resolution,
at least, have, and they would not con-
sent. = s.
~. Shaw: I nv, q ! member e this
Council <&at Il they arc wiling to 60 to
work = I this resolution, for ons am
willing Jrun IN the risk, and I think the
peopleSaze willing to do the same. The
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days past and may be again. There is NO
power can protect the city from overflow
except the Council. The Ship Island Canal
Company can not do it; the drainage COM
missioners are defunct. The Mayor has
told us the judgment Of the court solemnly
adjudicated the cost Of drainage to be .
certain amount. He must be lab0ring under
q considerable mistake. This judgment
hOmologated the bills against the tax
payers and assessed the tax. venture to
say when these bills are examined this will
be found. The Board of Commissioners
fled their tableaux, and on their being no
mologated the assessment was made, and
the courts have since decided that portions
of these laws could be changed without
affecting the assessment.
will now come to another mistake, and
fortunately know, on this subject, what l
am talking about. When entered upon
office as Administrator of Public Accounts
one Of the first applications made to me
was from the drainage commissioners, ask
ing me to put in my tableau judgments
against the city for hundred and eighty
odd thousand dollars. They brought me the
judgments and showed them to me. !, Of
course, was very careful. and looked into
this matter.
The Mayor: Would not you be obliged to
put this to the credit Of that company
Mr.. Shaw: Before sit down this question
shall be answered. Ny first inquiries went.
- I
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-11-22
rErnm M PIatt,s Canitnl-l

Wewere sitting with Horace one
afternoon in that little disreputable
sanctum of his adjoining the counting
room of the Tribune. The old gen
tleman was in one Of his chronic con-
ditions OF grumbie and discontent.-
He had that mealy appearance, so
common to him, that made him re-
semble a blonde miller fresh from the
dust of his -four mill, and was ex-
pressing his private opinion IN q pub
lie and somewhat profane way, when
a eolOred gentleman was announced.
'Let him come in, :" roared the philo-
sopher, and an aged darky, clad in
brOadelOth, gold trimmed spectacles,
and a cane, headed with the same
precious metal, stalked in.
mister Greeley, / believe ?" he In
quiFed.
'''Yes, Pm Mister Greeley; what do
you want ?" was the gruff response.
"Well, sab" said old Ebony Specs,
seating himself as he deposited his hat
and cane on the fioor-"Well, sab,
I've been thinkin' that your grace
don't pay enuff attention to scientific
pursuits, sah.n
We saw the cloud gather on the in
telectual eOuntenanee Of the great
journalistic Bohemian. 1t broke in
thunder at that point. In q voice
wherein was blended the shrill tones
Of a hysterical woman and the gTowl
Of tiger, he exclaimed
Scientific pursnitsl you id old
fool; you want a hoe patch Of New
Jersey-thaps. the scientific pursuit
you want. Get out.
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II EGAL NOTICE.

EG AL NOTICE.
1 1.-the State OF Ohio, TIumbull County. In
Probate Court.
John Simonds. Of Crawford Co., Pa; Oil
yer Simonds OF Chautaqua Co, n Y; Harri-
ct Mccartney. OF Mercer Co, Pa; Rebecca
Porter and Ira Porter her husband OF Ash
tabula Co, Ohio; Almira Hendricks and B.
Hendricks her husband; Washington sim
onos. William Simonds, and Joseph Sim
onos, OF Carroll Co, Missouri; viii take no
lice that on the I'd day of Nov, ISL, ii. ID.
Holcomb, AdIn'rof the estate OF Henry Sim
onds, decd, filed in the Probate Court Tor
Trumbuli Co, o. petition, alleging that
on the I'd day Of May, 1867, said Henry Sim
onds entered intoa written contract with
AlOnzn H. Porter, for the sale Of the follow
ing described real lesl ate situate IN said coun-
ty, tO-wit: Part OF Lot No. Is. in KinSman
township. aud bounded north by lands Of
William GilliS; south by highway running
frcm kinsTnan TO Jamestown; east by lands
OF Wfn. ellis and Francis Gillis, and west
oy landso OF hunyan H. FObes, %. Minor. and
Lorenzo Moore. Sixty-eight S3-iOO acres
Also in Lot 10 one parcel. bounded south
Oy lands OF Mrs. A. Parkel; west by lands
as kinsman, and north by lands Of Nathan
henne-containingfOu acreS-upOn the
following terms: said Porter 10 pay $1,000
June !, 1861, 5000 Nov. l, 1867, and SSH %
Nov. !, 1865, all on interest, payable annually;
and also to pay all taxes charged on said
lands after the date Of said contract. When
these conditions were performed by him
said Simonds was TO make and deliver to
him good deed of the premises. That said
Porter paid to said Simonds Sa742,07. and 10
his guardian $50, and to petitioner 500,
leaving balance yet unpaid and due on
said contract, of S645.S2, which he is ready to
pay when q valid deed can be made 20 him.
The object Of the petition is to get an order
10 make deed TO said Porter IN behalf Of
the above named heirs-at-law, upon pay
ment of the residue Of said purchase money,
and the case will be for hearing on the 30th
day OF November. lS7l
H. d. HOLCOMB, Admir-.
Of Henry Simonds, decd.
Nov & Ig7l-St