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Editor Of the AmericaH -
iii you allow me to saw word with
reference TO the Temperance Lecture by
Father Lnnney: Several persons have
As ed me why the Protestant ministers
w"re not present, the tone OF the question
Implying that the reason was sectar.an.
take the liberty OF answering for INV
brethren that MIR. Reese was in Massachu.
Setts and Mr.. Garretson was engaged At
the Falls. For myself can answer thai
an sorry | missed the lecture. and fully
Intended to 90. but was SO occupied dur
lnS The evening that the matter Skinned
from my mind till too late. As to sectari-
an Ieeiing. 1t seems almost unneces sary TO
say that there is no sect in temnerance
tuat II Is as bad for Protestant IN ne
u ''ih a. Catholic. and TO be Indifferent
- 'he Mide spread intemperance in oar
CITY i equally sinful in Baptist. Orthodox
UNITARIAN or Romanist The evil lies At
rue roots OF manhood. and every one VIM
ha> 'rhe manhood has an interest and n
uhtE IN checking it. From all reports of
tue lecture that have reached me. feel
warranted in applaudins the forcible and
manly words of Father Lunney. and so far
Is MS aim is the reform of this communi-
~. Did him God speed. WILTON
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A Book for Every Man,

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only 81. Here is offered over eight hundred and
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These are, beyond all comparison, the most eX.
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There IS nothing whatever that the Married or
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Business Notices.


Ask any fair minded physician or any fami-
" in which il has been used ask the whole
Drug trade. why HaLE's tIoNEY OF HoRr-
HOUND AND TARis 80 popular. The answer
WI! be That the cuIes OF inyeieratn coughs
which It i everywhere effeciing. are the TOP
ics Of conversation in every city. town and VII
lage in the United States. Its enorrnou. and
constantly increasing sales are based upon the
grand fact, notorious throughout the whole
country. that II controls aud masters every
disease leading 10 consumption.
PIXIES ToorB-ACHE DRoPs-Cure In one
minute.
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nothing equals DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip
u"n. II a most po weriul restorative tonic
also combining the most yalu able neryine prop
Grille. especially adapiing it 10 the wants al
debilitats ladies suffering from weak back, in
ward fever, congestion. lnfamaiion. or ulcera
lion, or from nervousness. or neuralgia pains.
Mr.. g. W. seymour, Ut uggi.t OF Canton, y.
Y, writes DIR. Pierce a. follows: The de-
mSnd for your Fayorite Prescription is W on1 =
erful, and one man stated TO me that his " lie
had not done day, work in five months,
when she commenced taking your Fayorlte
PrescI ipti on, oOk two bottles and i now on
ihe third boiiie. and is able 10 do her hou Sc
work alone and milk fourteen cows twic- q
day Or. Pierces Fayorltc Prescription is
sold bv all dealers IN medicines,
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From New York.
NEW YORK. Dec. 5.
MARINE DISASTER.

NJ AEt4Nts DiSAsi Eis.
pr,, Hr.cu @. Phinnev Caf Portland
II l.,.f- .m Cadiz, bound to Gloucester
NJ. With salt. put into Bermuda NOV
... Is, .s-, lost her rudder and sails and
I.b... ~. reports heavy westerly valc>
r-... cutie pass 20. Nov. 29ih. encounter
eli a ,,ronr. and while living to. WAS
.HI,I.I o., TWO seas which stove in her
t.. .,...~. broke oti three stauclion- and
,....t. o'h.r>. >l.it the covering board
~-..f,i ciHjr plates aud bolts. stove ia
Old. Ia-Narl hpu>c doors filling The house
n.. W..cr, tearing down buIk-hra,lS.
..,lr Gee small boat aud washed over
'..r,l ,hr eA.ri officer and ,pr man. The
.,- WIS saved bat the man wa> lost
~.utrf. t'i, BOBBY hatch and cabin windows
i'yaiI d. .p- the half deck anI cabin
Sc r. 'A..,r destroying nearly an the pro-
VISIONS AaI small stores NV. 2Srh.
....a eH. .' tnr crrN- She VIII repair.
,urr.H CASE DECIDED.
Tile Jer-ry CO... l'ra-hytery publishes
,f.s verdict r.,-.4y 81, tAe ease of Rev. John
-. G.,rleHr.. se44giug him on the.
charge at >si-r'.oa -nd breach Of promise
io uar s-c. DOB Gul Linn guilty at an.
>t,f4i aHI uuchu>iian conduct I'm
l.tu. Mis-, Mary l.. Pomroy presents.
Der -" frequently aud al uurca>ou-
- ..ir>. a'l living on such intimate.
th lrI a> 90 occasion public >us-
&C. 'wpu.piistv. The Pr,>byterN
--... % r','.u....u ,ii>~olyiu. the pastoral
hstutcu G4cudruuE and Pros
.- tNr.r" Church. lu View OF the di>-
HtfHrt> Incident To ih.> case
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City and County.


~ = reported thls Young -ia-ri-i
''. head H A'"H-y nights IemPef-
''.''''--
-lle U.-A seaoo. closed ou MsuIa,
last. nHe woes caglicr tA.. intended. CIV
ing 20 III. 'a->, of Nj L.mprry. Tie
;.4.h-r. W,lc4iu that the term l... been
4. '. > -.cc.~-l5i Que.
-v..,... f.-.l.... -....., .....,....t.,.-..
.Iui-a.- byA vnerr-.l , ,.,,,uv.
D. Do. 28.. and caltjn.i., ,r-
d. -.,. -.iri-f.....
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Notice of Foreclosure,

T HEREBY give public notice. that on the Both
/ day ot August. 1856, Isaiah .. Richardson
aad Isaac L. Richardson BY their deed of mort
gage, duly recorded conveyed To John n Swazey
IA parcel OF land In Orland. bounded "a follows:
Beginning on tho range line, at the ;. W corner
of lot No, lbs thence on the side line between l25
and l2 y. r. loo rods to the corner OF those lots
the range line; thence y. w. on said range
line 100 rods to corner OF lot l2I; thence on the
easterly side line OF said tot l27, 100 rods the
range line first named thence ) h. oE said range
line 100 rods to first bounds. it being LOT i2z on
Jacob Sherburne's place; which said mortgage
deco was on the l4ih of November. ls7i, oy the
executors of said Swazcy by deed OF assignment
duly executed and recorded, assigned TO me.
The condition of said mortgage has been brok-
en-, and by reason thereof. claim to forecIose the
same, and give this notice fol that purpose
ELLEN X. RICHARDSON.
BY Theo. G. Woodman, heI Atty.
OIland, Nov. 30, 1874. 3w49
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If longevity is consequent on saluhri-
-, what viii YOU lay afler reading the
following OF the climate OF Bucksport ON
the town farm man died ten days since
az the age of -. and there are now living
ON The farm four nen Of the follow ing
a-c>. -. 81. - and co years. and five
women aged a. follows, 81. Sc. 50, as and
-. This longevity is the more remarka-
Die ia view OF the fact that there are now
only about twenty persons provided for at
the farm house. L. II. VI.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, Zacharias Weaver. late OF Els
w worth, 10 the County Of Hancock. by his
deed OF Mortgage date Nov. 25th. A, b., ls13.
conveyed 10 the undersi gned. his interest in ana
To certain lot al land situate in Ellsworth, ttbe
same being one undivided hall part thereof and
held by him IN common with one Donald Weaver
which -aid lot Is bounded and described iol-
lows. 10 Wit: Beginning ut the southwest corner
OF Robert Bennelts Homestead, thence running
south NV, denees west sixty ore and hall ro'is
thence south eighty five degrees east, hun
died and sixty rods thence pvrthcrly On the town
line siNty-One and n half rods 10 said Bsnnctt's
south cast corner thence westerly on said Ben
neit- line, to the place OF beginning. containing
sISty-two acres more or less. and whereas tho
condition contained In said Mortgage deed has
been broken, hereby claim 10 foreclose the same
and give this notice accordingly. pursuant To the
Statutes oil the State. FReD. \. WEAVER.
Ellsworth, Nov. 20, 1874. 3wi9.
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Nj A Il II l ED.

Hancoek-lst inst, by J. NJ. Butler, ESD
Mr.. Lafayett NJ. Butler and Miss Olive L.
Hodgkins. both Of Franklin.
Sedgwick-6th inst, by Rev. c. Z. Bartlett
Capt Abner +. Dodge and Mrs. Laura Thomas,
both Of Brooklin.
Penobscot-4th inst, by S. ii. Perkins, Esq.
Mr.. Frank Ii. Staples of Sesigwiek, and Miss
Margaret A. Gray Of Bluehill. -s.-
Castine-3d inst, by Rev. \. +. Ives, Mr..
Arthur George Richardson Of Richmond, Va,
and Miss Clara Adell Wescott of Castne. y
Long Island Plantation-4th ult., by Bar
tholomew X. Lunt Esq, Mr.. James II. Lunt
and Miss Hannah Walls, both of L. l. +.
-3Oth ult., by the same, Mr.. George w. NJ.
Merithew of Deer Isle, and Mrs. Caroline
Walls of l.. |. L.
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Notice.

NOTICE ia hereby given, that give unto my
IN two sons, Edward Il. ami CALVIN II. Norris,
their time during the term OF their minority, and
shall not claim any OF their earning, nor pay any
of their debts after this date.
GEORGE NORRIS.
witness: SARAH A. NORRIS.
Hancock, Nov. Il, 1874. 3wtss
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WASHINGTON ID. c.,

The most exciting event 0fthe week, or in
deed of many weeks. was the fracas between
the Secretary Of the Treasury and Muilett,
the Supervising architect. People at dis
tsnce can have very little idea Of the sensa-
ton this affair has caused, for the reason thst
they do not know the parties nor understand
The nature and extent of the inter ests that are
directly concerned. Ten or twelve years ago the
architect Of the Treasury was little more than
Dos, carpenter. engaged in putting up one
or two buildings, with 8 working force Ofs
hundred men. the most Of whom regarded the
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stop that Cough,

No one who ever used DIR. Morris Syrup Of
Tar. Wild Cherry and Horehound. will be
without ii. As a remedy Tor all throat and
lung diseases. Cure Tor Group. and preventive
OF consumption. il has no equal. Acts like a
charm III whooping cough. There is no case
which II will not cure or greatly relieve. Con
Ia ms no opium or other da lgerous drug and is
pleasant 10 take. have secured the sole agen-
cy, and will furnish sample bottles AT 10 ct-
s. ID. Wiggin druggists, Ellsworth. Morris
and Heritage, proprletors Philadelphia. iy4S
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Notice of Foreclosure.

TOIiN 7. MORSE, late of Surry, deceased. on the
y 5ih day OF August, \. D. 1868. having convey
ed to me, by his de 81 OF mortgage OF that date,
recorded at the Hancock County Registry, Vol
lH, page 2ya,.a lot Of land in said Surry, begin
mag on the highway, at the Northeast corner of
the Morse lot thence South 81 East by said hugh
WAY nine rod, to a cedar stake, thence South
g West . 1925 rods to The shore; thence North
80 West by the shore 1898 rods ::
thence North 25' West. 80 rods: thence
North So East rods; thence North - East :
rods to SAID Morse land thence south 81 East to
the corner OF the Morse garden lot. thence North
= East by said garden 10 rods to the tir-t bound
and the condition oil the sand mortgage having
been broken, 1 claim a foreclosure thereof.
G.. j. ABBOTT.
CastInc. Nov. -, l,1t 3sty
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sptfiaI 4otitts.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
scHESCK's PULMoSIc srRUP,
scHENCK's SEAwEED Toxic


SCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS
Are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary
Consumption. Frequently medicines III at stop n
cough VIII occasion the death of the patient
they lock up the liver stop the crcul at on OF the
blood. hemorrhage follows, and in fact, they clog
the ACTON OF the organs that caused the cough.
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia are the causes OF
two-thirds OF the cases of Con sumption. Many
persons complain OF a duh pain In The eide. con.
siipation. coated tongue. pain in the shou lder-
blade. feelings of drowsiness and restlessness
the food lying heavily on the stomach, acc, IN
panied with acidity and beching up Of wind
These symptoms usually originate from a disor.
dered condition OF the stomach a torpid liver.
Persons so affect ed. II they take two heavy
COILS and II the cough in these cases be sudden.
ly checked, VIII Had the stum ach and liver clog.
gch. remaining torpid and inactive, and almost
before they are aware the lungs are a mass Of
sores, and liberated, the rcsult OF OF which is
death. >caeneks PalmoIic syrup Is an expec.
turant which docs not contain opium Anythin ny
calculated to check cough suddenly. Schemes
scaweed Tonic dissoives the food mikes with the
gastric Juices OF the stomach aids digestion and
creates u raycnous appetite. When the bowels
are cosiive, skin SALON. or the symptoms other
wise OF bilious tendency, schenck's Mandrake
fis are required. These medicines are prepared
only 10y !. II. sCiiENtk son
Y. T.. corner sixth and Arch streets Phlla.
And are for sale by all druggists and dea lers.
pr. >chenck will bc NJ the QUiSCY House.,
BosroS, on the following WEDNESDAYS: Octo-
Der slh and 2ist. November tlh and 18TH and Dec
embcr End. l6Ih aud ,oih.
spnolyli1i
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

PHlLIr MILhIKEN having ,ys conveyed a to me ne
mortgage OF that date. recorded ut Hancock Conn
~ Registry. Vol. I2s. page So. lot OF land sur
ry beginning the sOuih-easterly sidei of the
highway, thirty feet easteIly from the westerly
post Of the bar, between the old Brick store lot.
and the bridge; thence southrrly one hundred
and sixty eight feet, to stake; thence east.ry,
to the southeast corner Of land now or once own.
ed by Leod. y. E. Jarvis; thence northerly by
said yaryis line to the highway; and thence west
erly by the highway to the first bound: and the
condition Of said mortgage having been broken,
claim q ioreclosure thereof.
CD. ABBOTT.
Castine, Nov. %, 1874. 3w5o
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1t is useless to attempt TO cleanse stream
while the fountain is impure. Dyspepsia
complaints of the liver or kidneys. eruplions
Of the skin scrofula. headaches. and all dis
eases arising from impure blood. are at once
removed BY DIR. Walkers VINEGAR BIZ
TIERS. purifier N the blood. and renovator Of
the system. IL has necer been kaio,cn 10 fail.
4w4S
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W HARBoR-Ar l. schs Montezuma Squirting
Boston, \ Haynes, King. Rocklsnd.
Ar ), schs Pred Eaton, Clark. Lynn; Hattie y
Lewis smith. gloucester for Campobello. Il, az
ter herring Planet, Handy, Rockiand for Clouds
bor"' Neptune, stanley. Ellsworth; lir sch VIM
Lancaster. seeley, Boston for IT George y Il.
. Ar 4, schs \ Haynes, King. sullivan, Adele
Pray, Pray. Some-' Sound for West Bay.
suLLIvAS-Ar ;. sch Angola, Wooster, Boston
Ar ;. schs Gramphus, Joy, Boston; Laurel. Ford,
do. Wreath. Foss, do.
Ar :, sch Howard Maeomber. Williams Boston
sd Z. schs VIM Hill. Ball, Boston; Virginia, Alb
botf, do.
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\ CARp--On the evening of November
23ih. at the parsonage at :. W. Harbor. A
group of persons OF the different orders
an outsiders, bringing their gins of mon-
ey aud goods. TO the amount Of twentv.six
dollars for the pastor OF the NJ L. Church.
Rev. /. Hathaway.
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tOtrIGn fOrts.
At Baraooa-l3th ult, sch Laura Webb, Hatch
for New York.
Tiayana-Ar cath uli, sch Alice Gardiner, Tur-
ner Brunswick, Ga.
Ar % brig Pickering. TORY. Bangor. 4 !
SD .. barque Carlton. Coggins. FernandipNs
Ia port -. brig Pickering. TORY, unc.
Matanzas-s!d 10. brig GAMBIA, Topper. P1sca.
gUtiia.
81 Thomas-Ar 9Th ult sch Paragon, Walee
Washington, ID {.
At MayagueZ-l9th ult, sch Laurel, snow fbr
SeF York, days
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IMPORTANT TO rR .yRLRRs.

When you visit leave the City ofNET
YORK, save ANNOYANCE aa,t expense Of carriage
hire and stop at the GRAND UNION RHO.
TEL. opposite the GKAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
II has over $50 elegantly furnished rooms and 10
lifted mp at an expense OF over $500 900. Eleva
tor, steam and all modern improvements Eu
ropean Plan. The R9nTA Z - An Ia, Lunch
Counter and Wine Rooms are supplied with the
best the market furnish. The cuisine il un.
surpassed. Rooms for single person. o., ti5O,
AMI ~ per day rich suites for families proportion
ateiy low, so that visitors to the city and travel
ers can live more luxuriously. for less money. at
the GRAND UNION, than at any other hrstc lass
Hotel IN the city. STAGES and Cars pass the Ho.
lei every minute for al parts OF the City.
ly&9 G.F. 4 W. ID. GARRISON, Managers.
fGC. c. BURRILL, INSURANCE AGENT, Is
Agent and Attorney for SEVEN good Fire
Insurance Companies rs can be found at any
Insurance Agency in New England; Is Agent
for one first class Marine Insurance Company,
and can give the most desirable form of Marine
Policy: is Agent for the old Union Mutual Life
Insurance Company, Of Maine. the best Life
Insurance Company in the country; Is also
Agent for the Travellers Accident Insurance
Company. Parties in want Of any kind Of In
snrance, will find it for their advantage to call
at this Agency and examine the merits Of his
Companies before insurng elsewhere. Cores
pondence solicited. ATT
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THE SUBSCRIBER hereby give public notice
to all concerned, that he has been du.y APP
pointed and has taken upon himself the trust
oi AZ administrator OF the e-tIte of
Cl>iHA u. MADDOCko. latc Of Ellsworth
in tide County OF IlAucoc> deceased, by giving
bond a. the Ian directs: he therefore requests
all persons who indebted g. the strt de-
crA-ed's estate, 10 make immediate pay mcnt, and
chose who have any demands thereon to
exhibit the same for payment.
ARNO " I,W ELL.
Nov. 1. lsil 3Wig
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Sherif's Sale.

NiN T. VT haiNE
HANCOCK ss.-Taken execution wherein
samuel Z. Hall /. creditor. and Iohn +. Crude
Is debtor. and Will be sold at public auction to the
highest bidder. Saturday the 9th day of Jan
\ ID. 1875 ut 10 O'Clock in the forenoon ut my
once IN Buck.port, in said County Of Hancock
All the right in equity which said Grindle has or
had Mt the time OF the attachment on the original
"rN 10 redeem certain mortgaged Real Estate
situated IN said Bucksport, and bounded wester-
~ by the Range Road, near Bucks mills, North
eriy by land now or formerly OF John y Swazey
or his heirs, Easterly by Dead Brook Soutberiy by
land formerly OF kDen Carlton. being the "a me
Estate mor,gaged to Buck portsaYing, Bank sept
2jth ISL.
J. W. PATTERSON. Deputy sheriff
Dated at Bucksport, In said County Of Han
cock. This 2lth day OF November A. u. 1874. ~ 80
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Sch Post Boy. at York from 81 Kits, reSRts
SoN q lat - =, lon y S. saw vessel OF abodD 30
tons. lumber laden on fire.
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Notice to Builders.

CEALtD proposals will be received up to Jan.
- lst 1875. for building School House in Dis
trict No. 2. Mt. Desert. Plans and specifications
can be seen at the house Of Benz amin Thorn. All
bids will be subject to the approval OF the com
mittee, who III reserve the right to reject any
all bids.
BENJAMIN THoM, Chairman.
Nt Desert Nov. %, ls74. awi9'
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We have always noticed that the boarders
OF IeSsrs. J. were in good condition. aud
judge that they are furnished good feed,
AMI enough OF it. Here IS an extensive
fled fe al lovers Of souse, sausage and
spare-rib.
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Especial Dispatch to the Americana
n. a

MI DESERT. Dec 9.
sch G. T. Baird Sheal, from 81 John
FIR Boston, with lumber. went ashore OIL
4, tnprrrv Island second inst. She came
off the seventh inst. with keel Knocked
out and bottom badly chafrd and i now
Itla. "a Cranberry Island Harbor.
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Legislative Notice.

TIME undersigned hereby give notice that they
u shall petition the next Legislature for . re-
peal of SO much OF the Charter granted to the
Bangor Water Company, - allows said Company
to take and hold the water OF Hat-case pond for
its use and benefit. said charter having beea
granted and approved March lst, 1869.
J.rGRANT, b ais.
3w49 Citizens Of Hancock Co.
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& asiiue.


-Fny cargoes Of brick have been ship
ped from Ca>tinc this year