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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-29
From Portland.

PORTLAND. Aug. -.
The Mass Convention of the Union Sol
dier> of Maine met at city Hall this aflel-
noon. II was called to order by Gen. J. w.
>farhrd at half past two o'clock. Gen.
~eldcu Collier OF Augusta, 4 Maineisoldicr.
vas chosen President. and delivered
speech OF welcome. On the platform were
Gen. Burnside senator Wilson. Gen. But
Ter, Gen. John NJ. Harlan OF Kentucky,
Fred Douglas and others. The Portland
Band was stationed in the gallery and dis
cour>ed patriotic music. zen. Butler was
introduced and spoke on the general issue,
81 She day. cen. Butler was followed hv
Gen. John {. Caldwell OF Maine, after
which the meeting adjourned until evening
The crowd has become 20 great, special
trains having arrived from Bangor. Angus
ta Lewiston ana other citio~, that another
meeting was organized III Fluent Han
which was addressed by Gen Harlan and
o.hrr-. iu the evening an immense audi
eHce assembled long before the hour fixed
They were addro~se by senator " ilson.
FREDERICK Douglass. Zen. Harlan. and
Gcu Butler after which list of re~ol5.-
tiou- reported by tho Committee were
adopted. \ large and brilliant torch-iisht
procession marched through The principal
streets Organized campaign companies
w"te present from Bangor, Augusta.
Lewiston and Auburn Many buildings
were illuminated on the line 81 march
Schooner Frances Ann OF Harp>ur.l
thence for Boston was run into SATURDAY
H.-ht at ten O'Clock BY an unknown schor4
cr. twenty-five miles south of Cape Eliza
beth, in dense fog. She was struck un
the blutf of the bow and sunk in twenty
minutes. The crew took to her boats aul
rowed to Portland reaching here La,
night. The Frances was loaded with drca
fish. oil and bait was 30 tons hurthen. ana
owned by Truiaut. OF Harpswell Insured
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-29
The Hon. T. C. Woodman.

This gentleman was elected President
OF the Republican County Convention to-
day, and took the occasion to give the Ed
ior Of the American a ea,tigation. in his
way.
The illness OF the Local Editor for the
last three weeks has made it impossible for
us to attend al the public meetings held
here, especially in this the case today,
when we go 10 press, and have as much as
three mems work on our hands. Yet We
sent reporter.
Who, and what i L. {. Woodmau. that
he shOuld be Judge in Israeli We
speak Of him a. = politician, not a. private
citizen. for no man done up in lavender is
more nice as private citizen. A. politician
he is failure. Our acquaintance with him
commenced in 1sj6. when a gentleman of
this city and we importuned him to be
candidate for Representative to congress.
and he declined, because he was subjecf to
headache &c Al our congressional con-
ventions. since he has figured in nearly all
the side->hows. \ GU never could tell where
he would be this year. because he wa a
particular way last year
In 1854 he took prominent part IN the Con-
Vention which met it thi. city to put in nomi-
nation candidate for Congress and introduced
resolution, with preamble and more or le..
whereases, declaring that on the score Of Id
cality Hancock county should have the Repre
sentative and favored the nomination Of a gen.
fleman who had had 10 legislative experience.
and who was not thirty years old. Hi. resp
luton was voted down. This year he appeared
on the boards again. and spoke earnestly
against resolution, introduced from Waldo. in
almost the very words of his old one. and de-
clsred that we should ignore the rule Of turns
and Of locality.
During tie darkest period OF the war. his
influence 80 far a. words went, in private. if
not in public, were that we could never conquer
the South. He had no confidence in the
triumph Of the Union cause. and he WIS
often eriticizng and complaining of the Union
side. Ii the Union cause had such men only
to sustain it, all would have been lost.
Natul ally an aristocrat, he has always been
4 GROWER at Republican measures and men
and even this year the Republican candidate
tor Congress said it was well Adams was not
nominated, for il he had been. there womb
have been no knowing where " 90 oman woul,l
have been, politically.
such Is the man who rises in a convention
and lectures us on consistency, Go OH Mir.
chairman and let him who iirst gets enough cry
hold. Is II any wonder, that the men get tired
and sick OF such leading: Is it any wonder,
when such doubling, queruious souls under.
take to discipline independent men. thst they
opjeci:
Next week we shall give our readers some
facts which We intended 10 keep back. why we
object to Mr.. Hale and why the ssut,ams n
from bucSsport, is not the man 70 throw
stones.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-29

-. NJ. Ray is buildng the new sehool-house
nj Surry village II is to be Of two stories and
1, TO be completed in season for the winter
school.
= The farmers in Brooksviile. West
Sedgwick and Penobscot are getting sle
the hay they did last We r. Hay Is ing
at the barns in Bluehill for $40 per ton'--
Crop one-third better than last year.
we have been handed bit of paste
board which was found corked up in q
bottle. on NJ sea. by iisherman recently,
ou which Is written ia pencil. Wrecked
on board schooner Josephine, July -
This may have been the work of some
thoughtless person. or it may be the memo
randUm made Of some shirwreck-
DRowNEp.-Mr. William Mayhew, head
baker ia Il. +. keliher's Bake shop
drowned hims self Wednesday forenoon, 10y
fastening his hands before him and then
jumping into the river. He had not been
out the Office not more than fifteen minutes
before lie Was found dead in the river.
AT the last annual meeting in Brooks
willie school district No. , was divided and
annexed 10 districts aud 3. and districts
:. $, and were united in one district
Considerable dissatisfaction l. felt aud eX-
pressed in both casts; im the former. hy
those on the extremes 81 districts aud ,
ia The latter. 10y those ia the cenire VI the
now district Districts ! and , are huiltIiu-
new school houses.
TWO MAYS uE LooAING Al tng SAME
rHI>G.-one day las week We got let
ter who signed hmusei! "a Republican
hui WHO evidently needs to 20 10 wo-
m1n -chou. GO learn the first principles
ot what Rcpubiicani,m j.. which begin, L.,
swearing ard ends hv saving that The
reads the .ilaerio0a but j. not subscriber.
Docs he steal hi- reading. The other ease
+ that at an old gentleman VIII" came into
our office to-day paid hi> subscription.
saying "a long A. you publish an indie
pendent paper, giving a fair statement OF
Transporting events. shall take the 1merj-
cia, aud an ana old aholilioui,t"
In looking over some old letter, io-ta,
We found one from au iratr youn. puliti-
elan n"m q district town IN the county.
who >worc 40 d., Hike a trooper because We
became Il pr'htan in l>5G.
The following i, lit Of those paying
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-29

fil.wnTfh-Au inih. M5rg 4 wifi, IT / g.
Mursu- 1T fl-t aiuhrii-.. a-r ~ Frat> linn.
Birch Hafl.nr. Goud-hore- Aug. sth. 81 com
sumption. MIR Nancy q wifi. ~ u | trsu,.
aged - wear.
AMER mans hong afl weary WEAR
uf sickness toll anal care,
IT,. spirit lttl ipr worlds On ll-h
To tplu htr iot,,l uur- there"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-29
Among the improvements il, tn

Among the improvements in town The
present season, the change in the proprie-
torship AMI appearance of the American
House, is worthy OF notice. This hous e
has long been a land mark for eastern
travel under the charge of the late Renj.
Tinker. Upon his death il was opened by
). Jordan q Son, and we feel bound to say
that the public will not suffer by the
change. Mr.. Jordan has newly painted
the house inside aud ont, and replenis he'd
the furnishings. The American House is
intended to be the best house east of the
Penobscot. Travellers viii here be tire ated
with attention, aud lind all that they can
desire for their comfort. l0wa0
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-29
From Bath.

Dahl. Nh. AUr. q
County Conventions were seyerally held bv
the Democrats and Liberal Republicans in thi>
city to-day. After organization committees of
conference were chosen and the two conyen-
lions were merged and in joint convention
made a choice of Hon. b. +. Tallman Pre>i-
dent, and Joseph NichOl, and A. J. Potter
Secretaries. The following nominations were
made. For senator, Hon. Josiah Morrow
sheriff, Nathan Coombs, Judge Of Probate,
Francis Adams, Register of Probate. samuel
NJ DonneH, County Treasurer, Henry +.
Ames, County Commissioner. sumner Adams.
Register OF Deeds, y. {. Reed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-29

Preparation so widely and favorably
known as Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Re-
newer. needs few words from u. This COM
pound has won its way to the highest favor in
the public mind. and multiiudes, who have
vainiv used other remedies for the restoration
OF their hair. have. on trying the Sicilian Re-
newer. been made glad hy the speedy iestora.
ton Of their gray hair to its natural color. and
the thin locks thickened up. as in the days of
early youth II also prevents the hair falling
out makes it soft and glossy. aud is altogether
the hest preparation for is intended purposes
before the public,
ptrrSptvp.s ,supnx.-t
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-29

BLESSINGS BRlGHT TEN A. THEY TAKE THEIR
FLIGHT. The chief OF ble-singsi, good health.
without which nothing is worth having: il i,
always apprec ated Al ITS true value afr er 1t j,
io>t. But too often. not before Live properly
aud correct ailments before they become seat
ed. For diseases of the liver, kidneys. skin
stomach, and all arising from impure or feeble
blood. DIR. WALkER's CALIFORNIA VINEGAR
BIrTERs. are sure and speedy remedy. Ii
has never yet failed in single instance.
3M34
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-29

CAsIoRIA-a substitute for Castor Oil-i- a
phy sic which does not distress or gripe but i
sure 10 Operate when all other remedies have
failed. You may confidently rely upon the
castoris IN the stomach Ache. Constipation.
Flatuleney. Group, Worms. Piles or derangcd
Liver. Ii contains neither Minerals. Nor
phine. Opium nor Alcohol. but Is purely a
vegetable preparation. perfectly harmless. and
above all. pleasant 10 take. The CastorIa
sOOthes ami quiet, the system, aud produces
natural sleep. II is "a wonderful thing 10 A.
simulate the food Of children anu proven the III
from CRYING. 4 b cent bottle will do the work
Tor family and save many doctors bills.
}. b. Rose a Co.. 50 Broadway \. \.
SW.A
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-29
Business Notices.

EMPLOYMENT To energetic men ynl wo
men. we give employment that pays from - to
. per day. Business strictly honorable, and
adapted to every city, town and village. send
foI sample and 90 10 work at once. Addres,
J. Latham 4 Co.. 292 Washington 81 Bo,io
Mas. tf5I
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-29
From Augusta.


AINI>IA. august ?.
speaker Blaine and Hon. John T. Foster 81
New Jersey. addressed q large ratification
meeting in Wilson Hall. HalIowell Thu evening.
Hon. Lyman 1rumbuil Of Illinois addressed 4
large and enthusiasts Greeley and Brown
meeting IL Granite Hall this evening. Large
delegations were present from Gardiner.
HalloweN and ether place. with music
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-29
Probate Courts.

ELLswoRTH-lst Wednesday in January, Feb
r;lary. August. September, and December ~
Wednesday in April, Sd Wednesday ia Innc. and
"a "Wednesday in october.
BLrEmLL-l-t "Wednesday in July and Noyem
b,f-
BuCKsroRr.-Sd "Wednesday an January, May
aud September.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-29

Renue's Pain killing Magic oil is clean. safe
snd delicious TO use II does not soil the cloth
ing, nor does its use injure the skin, but beali-
titles 1t, and cures chap and pimples. beside all
kinds OF pam. Every family should keep a
bottle of IL In the house.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-29

,sy... aud highway ,a>,, To- b, psii in lsl.or.
-t.ta. %. J. Muih,n ia. taken th. ...,,,
mill ON Flood. .fr.,,n ,n.i b. l.,i,i,r. -, ,.1.
..f%. by b., slave min GA Patterns stream
u. h4. hri.i -Iuirt from th, highway vi l,..
wharf ior th' purpose of running wood nfom
'ho ii'' pond Goo '"e shore
Major iiaer.uv 81 New lulA. a.d
Gcu'rsl NjtAcr>1n a. ~-~i~po.t. -p.hc GOO
F.. crowded audience ia ~.uurIa, ,>en.. ~.
at hancucA Man. Their u.eut- utt.
much -latidcl "a h,r successful ,iio,.
asd tac meeting VA i spirited ou,. Gen.
rsa NpAor-oull, made d. Favorable iu,-
precision among ih" "reei'N and Brown
admirers. ""'.e Major HAgs'Ht : '.t-
fl"nrr stirred ihr heart- .. a,. onh al
Ifi-hmrn ite-'i. hut 40 other.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-29
DON'T drive lame HORssES

QRAGDON and MARTINS we'll known stand for
merly occupied by woOdcock and 90 uid OF
Irshknh i now open with IL we'll selected stock.
5ooink anu All Kinds work done to r,ier anu with
dispaicn rarticuiar attention ri, en- 10 Horse
Shocing- TnankfGi Tor past iavors 1 wish 10 in
ioim tns catizens of Frts,khu Hod yieinity that
they Wal slways find me in the shop whes l am
not IN me Franklin House. JOHN W, FUJ ,ETT
FraDklin, June l6t h 1872. tss
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-29
From Rockland.
RoCKLANp. Mi. Arc. -.

N't hIANIl. NJ. I 70. =.
Hon. +. A. Pike addressed a large meet
in IL NinalhaNen last evening. \ Gree
leA and Brown campaign fAg suspended
across Sea street in this city wa, cut down
and carried away last night bv some uu-
known persons.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-29

IMMEDIArELY.-lf every family knew the
value Of Mis- >awyer's Salve they would imme-
diaiely purchase box and never be without IT,
II your Druggist is out of this Saye aud ucgieci-
TO keep supplied. send seventy-iiye cents y d.
rected in another column. and say YOU law the
advertisement in this pa or. Ijf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-29
Use KeMnc's Pain Killing
MAGIC OIL.
II Works Like a Charm"

III AlflR-
Rcnne's Pain killing Magic OH cures Headache
Renne's Pain-killing Magic Oh cures Toothachet
Renne's Pain-kIIling Magic OH cures Neuralgia
Renne's Pain-killng Magic oil cures Cholera
Aurhusi
Rcnnc's Pain Killing Magic oil cures Rhcuma-
ti~ml
Hrnne's Pain.kilng Magic oil cures Iamencs-i
Ecnne's Pain-king Magic OIL cures skin Dis
eases
some r1iks seem 10 he proud Of telling how lame
their shoulders are of n my crick in the back
or have got the Sciatiea and delight In
Dragging that nothing can cure me but when
We -"t such awfnl folks to use as~mm~'s
Pain y ttiiag Magic oil. faithfully we not
only cure their lameueSs and charm away their
Pain-. hu; We actually take all that Kind of brag
out OF them T. aud they frankly own up. and saw,
u work, like q charm -
ss->ald by Druggists. Merchants and trocers.
- u l. put up in three sizes. and called Trial
size" Medium Size" and Large Family size"
bottle
W ". REN>E, sole Proprietor < Manufacturer.
PIrT>rikLD. MAS
lrc,siino. AZ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-29

STARVATION in the blood tends 10 produce
nine-tenth- Of the diseases "hesh j. heir TO-
This, however, j. obyiated, WITHOUT bEBILi-
TAXING the system. by administering LATHAM's
CATHARTIC EXTRACT. u5I
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-29
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief fer Young Men from the
effects Of Errors and Abuses in early life. Man
hood restored Nervous debility cured. Imped-
ments TO Marriage removed. New method of treat
ment New and remarkable remedies. Books and
Circulars sent free, In sealed envelopes.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, NO. South
Ninth ST.. Philadelphia, Pa. sp. no Tyr, u.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-29

y LARGE VOLUME would nst contain he
mas, of testimony Which has accumulated in
favor Of DIR. WisIAR's BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY safe efficient and reliable rene
DIV in curing coughs. coli-, anu pulmon Al
disease. Many of the cures are truly wonder
ful.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-29

DIR. >. JACOBS, On APHoNIA. OR Loss OF
NoICE.-Orange Street. ST. JoHN. y. b.. 1859.
Mr.. FELLOws.-oIR: | anu bound Ia award
the palm of merit to the preparation of Hypop-
hosphites discovered by you. | had occasion
to use ii myselfin a case OF Aphonia, which
would not yield 10 regular treatment, aud am
happy TO say, il proved TO be all you claimed
Tor IT having acted with expedition and entire
satisfaction.
feel called upon TO publish the fact. that the
profession may avail themselves of remedy
IN Your Compound Syrup of Hypophos phtes
Yours, very truly. ;. JACUB>. NJ. H..
Edward Bayer. Esq. Horton. Kings Co., n.
-. writes that an astonishing cur" has been fff-
eetcd ON his daughter. by the use fJoHNNlS's
ANoDYNE LINIMENT. The Mhoe -pine b.
came diseased, she lost the Use vi her limbs.
and her back wa roundei W ike IA bow. in
consequence Of taking cold aileI having been
inuculated tor the kiDe pocA. >he Is now
we'll
We pledge our reputation on the assertion
that any educated physician, after carefulex-
emiuation Of the recipe. will say that PAX
sons PURGATIvE PILLS possess more merit
than my other pill now offered for sale.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-29
Nom Resident Taxes.

IN TIL CITY Ia Ellsworth In 'nr t-unt- ~
l. H1uross fpt tar ,rIr i~si-
The following la. uttlNra Hu Tr"it r-tt'" ut upl-
resident owner IA the cay ut Ellsworth tur ihr
year l>7i, ln bulls committed &C. Nm. -. VI e. boa
aid Collector p-tid City GA tho = day of June ISL
ha. l,ecu rtturncd On ltui 10 : remaining r.
nail On Gr-t day II june l-71 hy h~ certificate ut
that datr. ant uuv Ictntlh unpaid auI notice Is
hereby gwen mat u thg -Ifl taxes, ami interest
and c,ai KS arr net p4ti III tAr treasury thc
-aIi City. within eighteen month, nom the datr
OF Commitment OF tie said btIi-, much 30 Tho
real estate IT, Nrd a. viii be sufficient % Pay tine
amount dut therefor, including interest aud ch1r-
..s, VIII without further notice. be sold at public
1aciioa 1t the room Of the MAYOR and Aldermen.
IL -4d city CA thc ith dag OF Dec. lo7z O'Clock
thr afternoon.
Name OF owner, description Value. Tax due.
Eyard SamI j. Home toad $4,000 - 1j
Clark :. J. Land az White, - W l-h'
Byvr, David, Land near Walkers, ljODo $50
nlvis Mr.. Land u Bela4ttrc 2u0ru II"
Gross. Nathan Land OF White 800 70
lLmor, Robert Pottery Lot. Iih 90 ) :.
Hpsrklcy u. Il. 1t Moon Lot 2Vh % 10.
\ AIMS bot tsu.
lar, Is. r 1T. ON tt ia Iuu. IUppV - -.
l.t on W side 2J0'
Mc.Farland, NJ. L Grnde place @lo.un 80.
john Lant OF Thomas bpUh ltt
Ae4rii. :. Mil I'D Happy fomn .rl.p' >t
Rowe r. {. land Of gerry 100
part MckArFd place $50 3.Dup l.oL.
straw MR.. X. Hand IN Strtwvlilr In.VJ ~
Wiring. Jaine~. GI land place lj'un ih.
Wilson r. A.uI unknown part
If Melvin Farin $500 tn.
Nm. % Me .DDSAl.D.
So Treasurer OF tue tny ot Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-29
DR.. H. S. FLINT n CO., PR0PRIEI0Rs

n ~ 4 mr. ' ~ ~ -
sold At wholesale b., " r. Phillips & CO..
Portland, ~ RETAIL b, \. FutcutI and = y.
Wigglu X Co.. Ellsworth "mu2-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-29
MARINE LIST.
Port Of Ellsworth.

Aug. ~
sch Bangor. Jordan. Hoston.
Telegraph. Woodland, boston.
Aug. ~
Elfzabcth Murch. Lynn.
lila. iiodgkins. Roc SlanA.
- Dolphin. smith Boston.
SAMMY Ford. Alien Lubec.
Aug .:
Belle. Higgips, Prrviiench.
iamerlanc, smith. Boston
Diamond, Potter. Boston.
Neuts Young. Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-29

fHE II B~1 HlBEE hereby gives puoiir notice
/ 10 all concerned that he mas been duls NJ
pointed and hI- ttken upon himself n" trust nt
70. last WIN ana Testament OF
TIA mas Haskell hate a. ~nIfN,
the Inunty ~ Hancock, decreased, uy ~ 4.I-
b0s,i the law UITccss he therefore requests sal
pcisDu- who "a" inicbtcl To- the -titl deceased
estate. to maxi immediate payment, AMI thr-c
Who nave ANY demand thereon t. exhibit sac
same tor pap mcnt. Y. bHlNhN AVER
Aug 10 -. iWii
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-05-07
GET Up CLUBS
lMNdEDIATELYIL
Our Tim.

To give jocdI items from every town in
Oxford County. rather than news which
is flashed over the wires continually.
and given TO the public by the Guiiics,
with which we cannot expect to compete.
Our field is the County, and We shall con
time to occupy it. and we claim that no
Journal in the State has been 81 favored
rs ours by kind and accommodating coz
respondents, who have reported The do
ings OF their localities We shall extend
our local correspondence still farther. ~
NC have opportunities.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-05-07
DIED.

In Buckdcld. April Goth, of quick consumption,
Cephisa vie Jf Gideon Fletcher, aged 80 years
and days.
Ia Norway, April Ilth, Mrs. AM NJ wife of MI
Bradley Frsst, aged 81 years. The neighbors
deeply sympathize with him IN the loss OF his lie
loved comp1nion. She was good neghbor, and
viii be greatly missed. She was happy in her
death.
In West Sumner, April 18th, 0rrisSa Butierfeld,
Youngest daughter Of Hezekiah ;, and FlOrinda
FarraT, aged 2 years and months
Ia Waterford, Mar. 18th, Frank D.. Youngest
child Of David G. and Martha Pride, aged mos.
and Il days
speak gently tread softly
No word must be said
Our house is all lonely
For baby is dead.
Twas in the bright spring time
We laid him 10 rest
And placed, all so gently,
The turf on his breast
Like the rose bud he faded
With life scarce begun;
And angels, ght angels,
Escorted him home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-05-07
yon-Residena Faxes,

In the Town of Paris, County of oxford, and
state of Maine, for the year ISL
The following list of Taxes on Real Estate OF
nonresident owners in the town OF PaI1g for
the wear 4. ID. 1871, in bills committed to John
Black, Collector Of said town Of Paris, on
the ninth day of June, 1871 has been returned
by him to me as remaining unpaid on tne z9lh
d1v of March 1872 by his certificate OF that date,
ami now remain unpaid and notice il hereby
given that If the said taxes, increst ana charges
are not paid into the Treasury of said town WITH
in eighteen months from the date of the commit
ment of SAID bills so much of the real estate tax
ed as will be sufficient to pay the amount due
therefor, including interest and charges, wiz
without further notice, be sold at puDiiG auCttou'
the 18th day OF December, 1872, at O'Clock IN
the afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-05-07

\ CORRESPONDENT, writing from Athens. cu-
rousiy contrasts the mixtures 90 be found there
% ancient and modern civilizations. Railroad,
-p.n their trains amid tie temples ut 1hrcc taor-
~lvj wears. -icamSrs dash their swell- upon the
Pireu-. and the scream OF ,hcir whistles resound
from Athos, Pcntehcu- and Cytheron to Olympus
and lhc heavens beyond their god.. Or. Aver,
world renowned medicines, those communications
OF modern science, are posted on the Acropoil>,
The Pathcnon, The Areopasus and the Thr>iuu,
while the modest cards OF Cherry Peciora!,
Ayers S2rsapIriila. Agus Cure and Pill. look
FROM thc Window of the shops in the streets
OF Athens, Vhers they are s0ld.-N. \. sunday
Globe.