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Assessors Office.
United States Internal Revenue, afth Di.trl-t X
Maine.

Maine
Ellsworth, April lat Pa
Notice Is hereby gwen tn at from the Iattt - lat
soth INST appeals Will be reces ed and de term ne
BY the Undersigned. . his ofice in Ellsworth ID
All cases OF erroneous and excessive valuations.
assessments, or ehufnsrations made By the .ev
erai sslstaRt Assessors In this DislrieI tor the
year lsl2, and including the Income tax tor me
year ls.i, assessed In pursuance VI AL ~
Congress entitled An act TO provide internal
revenue To support the Government 10 pay the be-
terest on the public deot and for other purpose
approved March 2sth, 1897
All appeals TO be made In writing ans must
specify The particular cause, matter or thing Ire
spectinS which decision is requested and must
STATE Also The ground or principle Of iDequaIlty
or error complained of. JOHN ID. HOPKINS AS
b-foae Masters IN this district are Request
81 10 rosr this NoricE in a conspicuous plae Ia
'neH ONCE Sylt
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A Good Farm for Sale.

Situated in Buckspori. three miles from Iar y !
lagr. said Yarn contains about one HG..lr...
Acres Of Land. The Badinss story an-t &
malt House With EA Carriage Hsu ~ D. IH ..e
90 Il barn Is by ~ r. the Buiiiings are 10 n. II
repair with a never falling We'll Of WAlrr Is. &
about one Hundred Apple trees The tt-r1 .-
veil Fenced with good Cedar r. nee q .,t OBJ.
teen tons Of hay thr pat season Nj. 4t4 n.
stock consisting OF six Cows. twenty ~b.yp ury
Horse and one two wear Old to.t tn al ~ .ar
farming tools. Thr location ot ihl4 farm De- u.st.
passed. For further particular inquire of
asa n ENtE
Bucksport, Ne. 4N.-'
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Piano Tuning Notice

10 M L. j. Wheeiasn OF the firm OF Patso .
I'm ~ WI % IN Ellsworth on or before April
r1nos, Organs, and Nelodeons. P"s
o1oen can be LEFT With Mr.. Geo. A. Over An
will be made. VI 70 charge
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Freedom Notice

THE subscriber hereby gives pubic notice .h b.
L he sas given to his minor son hlbridyr -
mont hcRnsy Tor eonslde alton the rrrnAln DIR
OF his min oTity, Aad that he shaA not clam ar
Of his wages, nor pay any Of hls debts lroua tL.
day TubNASI KFNNFY
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Notice

nHE annual mee'ing OF the Ellsworth Euuu
i Company siu be held al the olic. OF j 81
Hopkin. on Saturday the 18th. met to ch oo.y of II
cers tor the ensuing year, AMI act an any oihcH
business that may eoine before n. meeting
sH!t JAMES IL. HOPKINS, CEcrk
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Department of State.

Washington, d. c. March 27th, 1872
Information has been received a, this pcpart
= !ncnt IRON Mr.. Mahion Chance the Consul b
the Allied states at Nassau. y r.. OF the to.4
ioss, on the an Of March ls72 at Inagua, Bal Am
a., OF sch lila Hay of Ellsworth. Maine "
faitand, Master, No lives lost.
Per dispatch No lie, Dated March 10Th Isl
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Cash for Hides !

The highest CASH prices for Gait skgus ami - .|en
" Dol skins and -" oal wiil be Faii at tbs tJT 3
N iEkkI under the tlty Hotel
PHILLIPS ( r..
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oy forbid ali persoaA tgasLIrE her my Accsu-t
from this date. as Shall pas debt. u hrl 49,
tracing 4 I,aAVk~
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Caution.

A Ii persons are cautioned against PURCHASING
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loth. 1897 and payable to Merrill II GRAY, a. salt
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Special Aotifts.
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Piano Tuning.

HAVING been solicited BY quite a..abe. ,or F..
- var or TWO, 90 tune pIsaos ] have proeur red
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oa.e AZ wishing the sers ices OF q tuner,
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For Sale.

one Second Hand Concord Coach in good /
" pair Inquire OF
March lstn. -, lar GEO 4 DYER
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Long anvil ssfnily used IN is native country.
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DR.. Wells Extract Of JBRUBBBA

40 a perfect remedy tor an dtsra~cs ofthr BLOOD
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These Tablets present inc Arid IN Combination
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Accepted ia Baanl of Aldermen aha re-
frrrr,l 20 urNi Board OF Aldermen
WN. q. McrpNAtn
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tDsNCuOMA>tN,O R sol D. CHARMING
i How either sex may fasrinstc anil gaia The
love Hnd Affections OF any person they choose. in.
SANITY. This simple mcntAl requirement all ~an
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-08-03
NOTES CURRENT.

Hoosac tunnel costs II millions A San Joaquin
wheat field will yield million bushels - Another OF
Lowery gang shot -Lynchng at Kansas Cityth
days after Brainerd Nillson is now Madame Reu-
zand The Japs are swinging around the Hub
- Sunstroke in ST. Paul - Walter Scott TO be
stoned at Central Park Nov 30----Dan Rice ugly
phiz leaving Northwest papers, So 0oo0oo left N
Y. for Europe on 9th ult.-- German band playing
Home, Sweet Home on Bremen SEQ Lynn
shoemakers have sole above eight hours pay
Rough winds customary at San Francisc9----
Grant and Greeley have dead thing of it. both
going to be elected Judge Williams refuses to en-
join vestrymen from supporting Cheney omnibus
passengers killed by mail train Kustrin N. r.
Stanley and Sherman lionizipg Paris Biz. Elyn
jugs salooners 90 days for Sunday business
Juarez, the modern Santa Anna, reported dead -
Vienna six months worlds fair begins next May
Damages bv the Alabama and Florida awarded at seven
and half millions Brainerd still playing the old
n. p. Junction game saloon Ashland, five
months DID, has 100 buildings 700 people, North
eastern Wisconsin has press association A $780,,
900 fire of petroleum at Hunters Point.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-08-03

to sit on his counter and wonder during
many long, dull day, why the public does
not rush in and buy him out. The true rea
son is that neither he nor his goods are be-
fore the mind of the public, and it is his
own fault.
Let merchant or shopman change his
plan Of advertising from this old, dead way
of mentioning his existence once year or
two years, to once month or two months,
and mark the result 1t will always be for
the better, especially if the advertisements
keep before the public in pungent, nervous
Saxon Just the things he wishes to sell. He
ought to have them familiar as household
words, so that at breakfast if anything is
wanted, even the children shall ask if they
nav 90 to Mr. KS for it, having noticed
his name and goods prominently displayed
every time they picked up the local paper.
And the right kind of advertising will do
more than bring the customers who are IN
want of the wares. 1t will awaken in their
minds a want and desire for many things
they would never have thought OF, an art
that auctioneers and peddlers understand,
if men in legitimate business do not. Talk
about dress patterns and the people will
buy dress patterns Talk about good flour
and the people will buy good flour. After
thinking about good thing, they begin to
desire it, and the next step is the actual
purchase.
The first point in business is to keep a
good article, so that when people buy they
will not come back to return it, but to buy
more sof the same sort" and the second
point is to keep it before the minds of the
people by fresh and interesting advertising,
that you do keep just the article they ought
to have, and will be surely pleased with.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-08-03

THE railroad from St. Paul to Pembina
via St Cloud will probably be completed
next winter, and it is expected the Manlto-
bans will build the sixty miles between
Pembina and Fort Garry during next sea
son. which will reduce the time from St.
Paul to about twenty-four hours. In the
meantime, the railroad, stage, and steam
boat connections are such as to render the
Journey of small account as compared with
the old ox-cart conveyance of only few
wears ago.-.St. Paul Pioneer
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-08-03
RIILT1 Y NEWS.

The n. p. has 80 miles Of rail beyond
Fargo, Red River crossing.
The Chic. & n. w. r. X. will in three
weeks, it is expected, reach Leroy, the
point of iuncture with the West Wis. K. r.,
and by October the time from st. Paul to
Chicago will be 10 hours
The Green Bay & Lake Pepin r. X.
will build 10 miles this season, to make a
connection with the West Wisconsin r. II.
Twenty miles of track laid south OF
Glyndon, N. P. crossing, and thirty-ive
miles north on Pembina branch.
Reported that Portland Me. raises ST.
900 to aid in building a railway from
the Junction ga miles west of Superior) to
Ashland and the East.
The sale of the St. Paul & Pacific X.
r. to the n. p. has not been concluded
after all.
Wis. Central has leased the Milwaukee,
Lake Shore and Western r. r, thus con.
Meeting Milwaukee and Lake Superior via
Manitowoc, Menasha and Stevens Point.
Grading from Ashland to White river
g niles about ready for the rails.
-Ontonagon railroad matters are " as
suming definite shape"
-Rumor has it that the n. Z. has pur
chased the Portage Lake and Ontonagor
railroad.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-08-03

Gov. Washburn and other State officials.
went on an excursion last week over the
Wisconsin Central railroad north of Ste
vens Point, and were highly gratified at the
rapid progress made. We this week. had
conversation with Mr.. Phillips, President
of the Wisconsin Central Construction Co.,
who informed us they would this year COM
pleta 100 miles north from Stevens Point,
gap of only 60 miles to be filed next year.
Shall say more about that important road
when we have more space.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-08-03
COMMON SENSE ADVERTISING.

Those engaged in mercantile pursuits of
ten wonder why they do not have larger
custom, and more extensive run of trade.
Occasionally the cause may be found in a
want Of at1abllity, but generally and usu-
ally, it is found in the lack of judicious ad-
vertising. Mankind are governed by ideas
that are new. The best ideas on the best
topics lose their power, if the phrases and
sentences in which they are expressed re-
main unchanged. An advertisement couch
ed in old, worn out terms such as Ben.
Franklin used a century ago, will not do for
this age. The man now wadays who once
in eighteen months "respectfully informs
the public" that he is "receiving large
and well selected stock" of thingumbobs
which he will sell at 'st the lowest cash
prices" and "respectfully solcits contin
nance Of public patronage will be allowed
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-08-03
A.-The Wheat Field of America.
HEALTHFUL CLIMATE-FREE HOMESTEADS-CONVEN1-
ENT MARKETS.

The Northern Pacific Railroad offers for sale 100000 OF
Minnesota, embracing l. Some OF
productive wheat lands America Excellent tins
and the g. Rich prairie pastnrage
with lakes and cams in
nealthfu where fever and unknown Gram can
be shipped from this the Atlantic cities cheapy
Illinois Cars through
lands from Lake Superior Dakota 23 miles Price OF
$S further 800 will
farm. Seven credit; warrantee deeds;
Northern 0 railroad bonds received in payment for
lands present such advan
tages to settlers.
Soldiers the Iaw-Mach 1S12get G0 free,
the railroad. by and two years residence.
Transportation reduced furnished from all principal
railroad lands settlers
leads Purchasers will have the
Northern Pacific Railroad deducted Now the time for set>
tiers nd % get land close the road
Pamphlets and description of lands and copy
Homestead free and full information
Address by letter apply in to the
LAND DEPARTMENT NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
mayl1- st. Paul, Mimi, or 10 Broadway, New YORK.
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First National Bank
Of Duluth.

CORNER OF LAKE AVENUE AND SUPERIOR STREET.
CULVER GEO. C. STONE,
PRESIDENT. CAsHrEE.
PURCHASES AND SELLS AT MARKET RATES
GOLD AND UNITED STATES BONDS,
DULUTH CITY BONDS, LAND WARRANTS AND SCRIP.
Exchange pa able in all of the principal cities OF
Europe, aud
TRANSACT GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. apr27
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AMONG OUR EXCHANGES.

The Duluth Herald says that property
on Rice's Point has gone up 600 per cent.
within a year. This is because manufac-
turing has begun at Rice's Point. The
same thing will be true of every place about
the head of Lake Superior when manutac-
tpring begins.
The Ontonagon Wner says that Henry
Mckenzie, formerly editor of the Portage
Lake Gazette, has purchased the right for
Houghton county of manufacturing Hem
lock Extract under Goodell e Johnson s
patent. He has been on the ground and
watched the process, and is fully posted in
the matter.
The St. Cloud Journal has it that Gen.
Cass of the Penn. Central will succeed
Gov. Smith as President of the \. L. X. X.
The local of the Taylors Falls Reporter
has cone crazy Hear him rave:
Nv kingdom for an item O for an item! A sen
satona item. Some sanguinary item. Won't some
BODY stick in the mud, get thrown from carriage
or get struck bv lightning take dose of strych
nine Can't we persuade YOU TO agitate some one un
der the ribs with bullet entreat some one to hnd
watery grave or sacrifice yourself upon a funeral
pyle We are in tribulaton for real. wide-awake
sensational item To some who regard such matter:
as the soul of ewspaper the Rep0rsr is too tame
and insipid and the St Paul Dispatch won't honor u:
bv a quotation in its 9 Minnesotalitles.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-08-03

S,TATE OF wISCONSIN COUNTY OF D0UGLAs-In County
- Court-Iu Probate.
In the matter VIII and Testament Mary Ann Grant,
deceased.
On reading and filing in writing purporting TO
the Mary Grant late OF Supe-
Stae of Wi consin deceased and
the petition of the Hon Soon H. Cough of
representing other things that the
deceased the tweDtythrd day Of June
City: that said instrument IS the last
Of said dece e aud that he the petitioner
Identical H. Cough named and appoined in and by
and Testament executor thereof; aud praying that
!av be appointed hearing the proofs Of sud last Viii and
dere that the proofs OF said instrument be
hea I'D before the Judge Of this court on
MONDAY THE TWELFTH DAY OF AUGUST A. D. 1872,
at ten O'Clock the office of said Judge IN the
Court Hons County And further ordered nat nb-
lie notice all Interested by publish
this for three weeks successfully prior 10
the Superior fMEs weekly newspaper
printed at Superior il said County. Thus CiAkh,
Dated July s 1872 julaOauglo county Judge
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City NJ at M a rk g t
S. WAKELIN, Prop'r,

Nos S65, Dc 9G7, End St, Superior,
Will keep constantly on hand full stock Of FRESH
BEEF PORK VEAL, MUTTON, SAUSAGE, FISH,
&c Also SALTED MEATS and FISH TURKEYS,
CHICKENS VESIsoN and OYSTERS. Orders solicited and
promptly filled for large or small quantities. Give
me a call am sure you will be suited in price and
quality 15- S. WAKELIN
seT227o
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E. w. CLARK & CO.,
B A N X e r S

.s-t DULUTH MINI, March %, 1871.
Having opened Branch of our PHILADELPHIA
BANKING HOUSE, in the city of Duluth, we are
now prepared receive deposits, make collections on
all points, and furnish exchange all the principal
cities of the United States and Europe.
We are also prepared to make LOANS on GRAIN
stored in the Duluth Elevator, and to NEGOTIATE
PAPER drawn against SHIPMENTS of GRAIN and
FLOUR. Z. w. CLARK q CU,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-23
The Louisiana Irnbroclio.

EWAsuSGToN, January 22.-The Louisiana
committee have reconsidered the action OF
Friday, and will depart for New Orleans on
Wednesday.
Governor Warmoth has repeated his call
upon the President for troops. It is under
stood that General Emory has been instruct
ed, in case of emergency, to protect private
and public property from pillage, but not to
interfere further without orders.
NEW ORLEANS, January 22.-Carter, after
reading a communication from General EN-
DRY enclosing his instructions, said: "The
United States troops and General Emory are
used to perpetuate infamies which would drive
any northern or western State into revolu-
ton, and which will be unearthed when the
Investigation committee arrives"
The cry of "Let's fight; we gro going In
anyhow" was raised by the crowd. Carter
replied: "The men who let their passions
overcome their reason would ruin any cause.
forbid those acting under my commission
to take any step which would bring them into
conflict with the veterans Of the United States
army"
The crowd gradually dispesred and the city
is tranquil.
General Emory's instructions from the Sec
rotary of War are to hold his troops in readi-
ness to suppress conflict Of armed bodies Of
men, should such occur, and to guard public
property from pillage or destruction. He Is
also ordered to keep the War Department at
Washington informed Of his actions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-23
Special telegram to the DI,n,,ch

RALEIGH, n. c., january 2l.-The Hon.
Thomas Bragg died Mt bis residence IN this
city this morning ut forty-fye minutes aftor
O'Clock, III the sixty-second year of his age.
RALEIGH, n. c., january %, 1872.
Both Houses ofthe Legislature met as usunl
this morning, and adjourned Immediately
without transacting any business, in respect
to the memory of Hon. Thomas Bragg. The
capitol was closed, and the flag floated at half
mast from it's top all day. The procession
formed ut the residence of the deceased, and
proceeded to Christ's church at halfpast 8
O'Clock, where the ceremonies were conducted
by DR.. r. S. Mason; nfter which, the process
sion, over a halfmile long, composed of car
rlages, State officers, members of the bar, and
members of the Legislature, followed the re-
mains to Oakwood Cemetery, where they
were inferred. All business was suspended
In the city, and the stores closed during the
ceremonies.
The death of this great and good man casts
gloom over the entire community and State.
Sorrow could be seen depicted upon every
countcnance in attendance.