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frHt following list OF taxes on real estate
= non resldent owners, IN Plantation No !
County OF Hancock for lS74, In bills cefnmitted 70
ANDREW Harvey Collector OF said Plantatjon on
me 9th day of June 1874, has been refurned S IN
nun nun TO . me as remaining unpaid on the 2e,b az
June 1910, oy MS certificate Of that date and no,s
remain Gapaid. and notice is hereby given ihst
u .ne saiu axes, interest and CHI argos are nat
p; s,n INTO the treasurer OF said town within
MN 81 mohtns from ME date of the commit
, 81 as III Be sufficient to pay The amount due
t w,hna, including interest and charges, will
N, saboo, ihtneI notice be sold at public auction
uas oil december 1875, at 2 O'Clock r. NJ
Name Description. Acres. Value. Tax.
John L. Wallace, NE
" eysher township, T5o $50 25
Holm y wS:., AS TO
Froha n..a ~ 80
. = Dros. rV log
DAVID ROBERTSON,
~" Treas. Of Plantation No. :.
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The Eastern towns which have voted ON
4 subscription of ten per ceMt. IN aid OF
this enterprise, have al! without exception.
given the necessary two thirds vote. We
understand that this has been done with
our limitation or qualification. Let the ct.
i1ens OF Ellsworth fully consider and dis
cuss this question 80 important to il a.
teresis. SO that its action when called for.
shall be prudent aud safe.
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STATE OF MAINE.
TREAsrRBR's OFFICE,
ARCH Ara lnlas n ~

Pursuant to chap. q. sec a. OF the Revised stat
nir 5, viii at the state Treasnrers o1ire, In Au
s'ts!a, on ;he first day Of September ne vt M
twelve O'clock, noon, sell and convey By deed %
the highest bidder all the interest of the State IN
the tracts of land hereinafter described. Wing IN
uhlnrorporated townships, the said tracts ha Wing
been forfeited to the State for State taxes and
county taxes certified 10 the Treasurer OF State for
the year i>73.
The sale and conveyance OF each tract will IN.
made subject 10 right in the owrer or,part owner
whose rights have been forfeited. to redeem the
same at any time within one year after the sale ly
IiayingSor rendering Ia the purchaser his propoi-
thon OF what The purchaser paid therefor at the
sac Win interest at the rate OF twenty per cent
Ter ah"m from the time Of sale and one dollar
Tor release, OF such owner may redeem his inter
e. " paying as aforesaid to the Treasurer oil
stat A. provided in chap 3. see. * Of The Reyis-
Ell statutes.
~ iroct, however, viii be- .ord al q price iss.
ihaa the luil amount due tilereon Tor such unp,t
state ahd county taxes, interest aud cost as de
scriOed IN lie follow ing schedule:
f..sa
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FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.

w HEREAS, Eben 7. Gnndle. formerly of BIue
w hill, now of Ellsworth In The Got,nt' ,i"e ,
hancock state OF Maine on the eight dav OF uni =
a. u 1875 conveyed to me by his mortgage dec i
OF said date, the following described 80 49,,
situated IN said Bluehil: One undivided bait
4 lot oil land and ,appu rtenances the reto hrIong
M9, ana recoruest In Hancock registry OF deeds
DOCK 10 page s,-and the same premises can
vyeyed by kimball aud Snsan Leach d R5yaI
MooIe and Eben r Grindle, which deed was rec.
ofued IN SAID registry Sep Both 1855 boo. 1872 nag.
t. ana whereas the condition Of said morIgage
having been broken, claim The right to forecIose
he same and give this notice for that purpo So pur
provided, '''
LUTHER HAPwoRTH
~, By his Attorney A. Il. Burnham.
Ellsworth, july lab, 1873 2wr1s
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The following list Of taxes on Tea! estate o'
nonresident owners IN The town of pCdham i'r
the wear 1874. ia bills committed to Amos
Peaks, collector ot said town, IN TIE second
M remaining unpaid on the first DAY MAY 1870 10y
his certificate OF mat date, and now remain un-
paid: and notice j. hereby given. IN at II The sald
taNe- and interest, and charges arg not PAID To
tie treasury of the said town, within eighteen
MONTHS lrnm The date Of the commit mCut OF 'hr
said oil lis much of the real estate taxed as " '
be sufficient TO pay the amount Gue therefor. M.
cludIrr interest and charges. viii without further
notice bc sold al public auc ton at the Poet oihe'
3 u'yiuCs J.. VI.
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Special Notice.

IL persons indebted Ia the undersigned are
"A hereby notified, that all accounts unsettled
October Isl viii be LETT with an Attorney ter col.
lection.
JAMES I1tE.
seal Cove July p l~,i
..gyst
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And now the associate Editor of the
American has taken 10 the Highlands"
for rest. Ii is astonishing how soon the
work of great newspaper breaks :. man
down.
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LANG DON Il RURLEIGH
ls6 State Street, Boz.
HALL BROS, Ellsworth.
h lfs worth March Ok Is-s 4,
Particular Notice.

FtHh SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
1 10 an concerned. That be has been duly APP
loehted and has taken nrOn himself the ira i
OF an Administrator OF the estate OF
T.. III, HANDING, N. D., late OF Ellsworth,
In the County OF Hancock, deceased by
giving bond as the law directs; he therefore
requests all persons who are indebted to said de
ceasedPs estate, to make immediate pawn Mt. and
those who have any demands thereon, to exhibit
the same tor payment.
AS- ONCE adjoining Hancock County saym =
Bank. Hours from one until five O'Clock r. NJ.
G. u. PECK. Admir-
Ellsworth, June 81, 1875. emos25
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m.KeSideni Taxes

In The town of Bluehill, in the County of Ian
cocb. for the year 1874
The following list of taxes real estate oi
nonresident owners, IN the town Of Bluehi.l.
County of Hancock, Tor iS7i in bills committed To
Lew H. Thompson, collector of said town, on the
first day OF June 1874, has been returned by him
to nae, ~ remaining unpaid on the eth day of
Nav, 1879, by his certihc Ate o that date and now
remain uhp2ht, anu notice is hereby given, that il
INTO the Treasurer of said tow within eighteen
months from thtiate of the commitment OF said
bills 50 much of the real estate taxed as will be
sufficient TO pay the amount due therefor, incud-
ing interest and charges, wi / without further no
tice be SOLD at public auction, al j I. HncSley's
>t,,re in said town, on the ith day of December
ISIS at O'Clock L. NJ.
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q. 7. CUNNINGHAM,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.

BuCKSroRr,. VI tINE.
I'm ~
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NCHooNER GREENLAND 100 tons. W ell found
~ IN sails and rigging, will be sold very low, to
close concern if applied for Immediately.
Apply to
J. W. DRESSER.
Castine. July 10. 1875. TWO
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Notice.

DiCkED UP ADRIFT. a new y..wi boat uso,,t
= Twelve feet long. painted white. The owaer
tsket away.
- WM. SARGENT
"est UouIds boro, July 81. ls.5 3W3Us
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For Sale.

one CLAPBoARD MACHINE nearly new,
" by
iw5o y. WIGGIN 4 co.
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BANGOR. July y &C eolii,,, Gas broken
to-day at Treats Falls m The erection OF
the Holly water works. which Fare to be
supply This city from the Pensf scot river
for domestic purposes amt lire project ion.
A brief az d appropriate address, was deliv-
cred by Ills Honor Msyor I.A.seht"u. who
removed the first stor,I sfalI Of earth
Three cheers were ytven forate mayor and
for the water board, and thu. ceremonies
were witnessedIby several hu drcd persons
including the board of water commission
ers. city officials, the FIRE department and
private citizens. Work will now b. pushed
rapidly forward. f-.@ Irif
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Farmers /! Attention !!

T WILL press h1v b. the ton for lair price
.hy presses viii press bales > square a.
bricks from twenty tour inches to sixteen inches
thick A. desired, and will put more has 10 the
foot than any nther purtIb'c press. My hay
brings the Inp price VIII send press % any
parties for 40 IONS ofhav.
80 Satisfaction guaranteed. Five yc4r- IN
Fcrcncv-
For terms etc, address
HANSON Belfast, Maine.
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-Robbinsfon boasts that II Is so healthy
a town that il has starved out fur physi-
clans. ~ a@at9sia p
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THE PoMEROY BOY

has been looked upon heretofore, rs not only a
init the most revolving crimes, but as possess
inc weak an intellect. that he lacked the
Flisxartb Lime 10th. ls75. Smos3s
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Packer Line
BETWEEN
Ellsworth and Boston

1'HE following vessels will run between Bo,i1l
L aud Ellsworth the ensuing season =
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State News.

VAUDEVILLE. July %. -Conmencemrn
wees ha, now fairly begun aud the town
agrendy wear. a holiday appearance.
Many strangers are here. many uf the IN
ALUMNI Who have returned {. wish their
Anna Mater. aud cIch train briI.> 10 nrw
arrivals.
Contrary 10 the usual custom. no one
can gain admission TO the Grafton uf Hon.
Charles Francis Adams Tomorrow even
iU9 without a ticket. The tickets are H.
sued by the faculty and u r"nrni,tr, II
the Students The great number Of pcopi"
who will desire To listen aud the >tnaltua>S
OF the church. necessltates this action ON
the part OF the college.
The exhibition Of the junior elias, at the
Congregational church this evening was
largely attended. tile church being filed
to repletion. The different pieces showed
much thought aud were well delivered.
The music wa, furnished by the Watcr.i lie
Band. The following is the programme
Charles c. Tilley'''... ......ProV violence, L. l.
Prescribed Course of Study.
Clatcuc" T.. Mclenry -..-.......Sa,tm. Mass.
Revelations Of Science.
Edwin q. Long. ....................M achias
oar Indebtedness 10 Literature
An>ey T.. Wood.lm Fayertr
The Christian Element in Modern society
Atw ood G. liall Nobleboro'
The Founders Of New England
Fred '. Chase. .Fayettc.
Genius.
{. Howard naiiowril.. Bangor
Dead History
Charles \. Russell ............ Nin.lanl A. J.
shelley
ALBION W. >m1ll............FAli River, Mass.
car Political Responsibilities.
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Wanted.

TUE subscribor having built a new AMI com.
l niodious blacksmith shop, wishes to en-
gage good Blacksmith to do Country work
steady young man and a good sheer, viii ind
this to be a good chance. Apply TO or adj.
dress, 80 -
Orland, July I'd, 1875. a1tf
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new, vel found, safe carriers. with cnmrei.ni
masters, and viii run each week during the sea
son as 1rriers of freight.
SIS one o. more of these vessels win be con
.tantly found at Battery Wharf, Boston & Iiallt-
"hari, Ellsworth, always ready to receive
freight as low any other line
Apply TO
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Doors opened at II r. Nj; Gu rilin ris at Z Is
AImis-loD a. usual. Reserved seats can be ST.
cGr"d daring the day at the usual places
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WILLIAM HOPKINS,
Treas. Of The town OF BtaehtIi,
B,uchill. July 9Th, IS59. 5"-N
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The Union says that the Catholics at
es-pA.y 49, I>~rs 20 -araat . ahnroh
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-03-25
RHODE ISLAND.
Legislative.

Providence. March "a. In the General Assem-
bly, to-day, report was made for the special COM
mittee on the recent conflict of authority between
United States Marshal and State Constable over
Wholesale stock of liquor, attached by the Mar
shall and afterwards seized by the State Constable
because sales were made from the stock in viola
ton of the State law.
The committee say the liquors attached by the
Marshal were left almost fully and freely at the
disposal of defendant in the suit as if they had
not been seized that he did so dispose of them
and that without mourning any liabilities to the
Marshal or subiecting the Marshal to any liabli-
ties TO the plaintiff. lie found this ready means
of evading the laws of the State. The State Con-
stable acted only in in strict discharge of law
full duty in making the seizure, in refusing to
recognize the Marshal as being in possession OF
the liquors which the owner was selling in fragrant
violation Of the law, and calling for aid from the
police of Providence.
The committee cen-ure the Chief of Police of
Providence for refusing to obey the State constable
but aiding instead the U. S. marshal. The COM
mittee recommend the following resolution:
Resolved, That His Excellency the Governor
be requested to prepare and transmit to the
President of the United States q statement Of the
facts relating to the interference by the United
States Marshal for the district of Rhode Island
with the State constable in the discharge Of his
duty, in the city of Providence, the 23d day of
Feb, 1875. The minority of the committee rec
ommcnd no legislation.
b. c. Budang was in the grand committee
elected Surgeon Gen. Of the State.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS IN COUNCIL.
Reports of Committees Board of Pris.
oners, Instruction and Religious Ser.
wees. Pri.oner.' tiarb, Discipline, &c.
SECOND DA!


The convention in this city, called to order
by the President. at l-2 A. NJ, yesterday morn
ing.
Record of Tuesdays proceedings read aud ap-
proved.
Committee on Board of Prisoners reported
through their chairman, Mr. Reed Of Androscog
gin.
1t was recommended by the committee, and
adopted by the convention, that the sum of 50 per
week be paid for the board and washing CT pris-
oners and such care in sickness may be given
by the officers or inmates of the prison. Prison
ers sent from one county to another are to be paid
for at the same rate others, together with just
addition for costs and rents Of shop, &C., and be
allowed for labor performed.
Chamberlain Of Penobscot made report on in
struction and religious exercises. That each &C.
cupied cell be furnished with Bible and such re-
ligous instruction be given as may be obtained
without cost TO the county. No visitors to be ad-
lnited to religious exercises unless such as shall
be invited by the lailor to take part in the same.
Roak of Androscog.in, reported on Prison garb,
in favor OF uniform clothing throughout the State,
as follows Dark sack coats, grey pants, tan col
ored ovcralls, hickory shirling. This was fully
discussed and adopted.
Townsend Of Cumberland reported on Prison
discipline, for jals where there are workshops,
which report was the code OF rules for Penobscot
iall with slight amendments. The question of ad-
hitting visitors on Sunday, was sharply discussed
and in cases of sickness was left to the discretion
Of Jailors.
Hon. w. W. Rice Warden of the Maine State
Prison came in at eleven o'clock and took part in
the discussion.
a committee of which Bracket of York was
chairman, was raised on discipline in jails having
no workshops. BY invitation of the chairman,
Messrs. Rice, Wilson and Prince met with the
committee who reported code Of rules, which,
after discussion were adopted. Smoking is entire
ly prohibited and chewing allowed by none unless
they have previously contracted the habit. No
games OF any kind are to be allowed in any jail in
Maine.
The Secretary was made committee to procure
the printing and distribution of Prison rules
adopted by the convention.
The Prison Inspectors were made. committee
to call future meetings.
After congratulatory remarks by various gentle
men the convention at one o'clock, adjourned.
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Every moment of delay makes your cure more
hopeless, and much depends on the judicious choice
of remedy The amount Of testimony in favor Of
DR.. Schenck's Pumonic Syrup, as q cure for con.
sumption, far exceeds all that can be brought to
support the pretensions of any other medicine See
DR.. Schenck's Almanac, containing the certificates
of many persons of the highest responsibility, who
have been restored to health, after being pronounc
ed incurable by physicians of acknowledged abili.
ty. Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup alone has cured
many, as these evidences will show; but the cure
is often promoted by the employment OF two other
remedies which DR.. Schenck provides for the pur
pose. These additional remedies are Schenck's
Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills. By the time
ly of these medicines, according to directions,
DR.. Schenck certfes that most any case of Con-
sumption may be cured.
DIR. Schenck will be at the QUINCY HOUSE, BOs-
TON. on the following WEDNESDAYS, from to
O'Clock: jan 18th and eth, Feb. 10th and 24th and
March 10th and Gath. Consultation free; but for
thorough examination of the lungs, with the Re-
spirometer. the price is IS.
DIR. Schenck is professionally at his principal of.
ice, Corner Sixth and Arch Streets, Philadelphia,
every Monday, where all letters OF advice must BIO
addres sed. spn-ly7
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Magnetic Physician and Healer of Diseases by the
laying of hands, has taken rooms at Ms.
Scrutons, near the Episcopal church on State St.,
where he will attend to calls between the hours OF
and II A. NJ, and and P. NJ. His success
as healer Of disease has been guaranteed by sew
cfal cases in this city. He has also clarvoyant
power, but not to be used to crafty worldly curl.
osity. Business and Professional men, whose
brain forces have been overtaxed by severe men
tai labor will find great relief from this treat
ment. This treatment also prevents paralysis, by
the nervous system to its usual Tone
Parents who have weak and sickly children will
do well to consult the Doctor. Nervous prostra-
traton, Constipation and Suppression are attract
i've powers of disease, and no one is safe who is
thus troubled, from the prevailing contagious dis
eases.
Take warning and do something in time.
Terms for treatment at Office, 81; at home Of
patient, 500. Consultation free. jan20-tf
Office hours in the evening from to 9 O'Clock,
except Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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Cong ressiOnal Proceedings.
SENATE.

Washington, March "a.
The Senate went into executive session ON mo-
ton of Mr.. Hoar, this morning. after the journal
of yesterdays proceedings were read.
At O'Clock while the Senate wss still in execu-
tive session Mr.. Hoar submitted the following re-
solution
Resolved, That committee consisting of two
Senators be appointed by the chair to wait upon
the President of the United States and inform him
that if he may have further communications
to make the Senate is ready to adjourn without
day.
Agreed to-
Messrs hoar and Bayard were appointed such
committee.
Mr. Cooper submitted the following
Resolved, That the thanks OF the Senate are
due, and are hereby rendered to Hon. Thomas w
partality with which he has presided over their
deliberations.
Agreed to.
Mr.. Ransom submitted the following:
Resolved, That the thanks of the Senate are due
to Hon. Henry Wilson, for the courtesy and i'm
prrtiality with which he has presided over its de-
liberatons.
Agreed to unanimously.
The committee appointed to wait upon the
President reported that the President replied that
he had no further communication to make to the
Senate.
The hour of adjournment having arrived, the
President pro tenn. Ferry said;
Senators; In declaring the order of the senate
permit me to thank you for the kind terms in
proval. Grateful for your uniform support and
courtesy, and hoping you may reach your several
homes in safety and all be permitted to return
again in Dec. next with re-invigorated health and
strength, now declare the special session of the
Senate of the 4ith Congress adjourned sine die.
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CHINA AND JAPAN.
Miscellaneous.

San Francisco March a. The steamship Chi
ma, from Yokohama, Feb. 26, brings the following
Japanese news -
The Japanese management of postal communi-
cations with America thus far have given much
satisfaction excepting in regard to the payment
for newspapers. At present two cents is required
at each end for every newspaper. request goes
by this mail to the Washington post office author
tiles that the full sum may be prepaid hereafter.
u. S. steamship Lackawanna will start for this
CITY in about two weeks. She will sail across the
Pacific, her boilers being in such condition that
steam cannot be used.
U. S. steamer Mononocacyis stationed through
out the winter at Yokohama.
A portion of the L. 5. diplomatic correspon-
dence is published in the Yeddo native papers,
who criticise the fact that Bingham acted in the
Formosa affair upon an irresponsible rumor in q
Yokohama journal, Notwithstanding prompt de-
NAL OF the truth of the rumor by the Japanese
foreign secretary and all the American officers
connected with the expedition. The result
proved the rumor in question-which declared the
reconciliation of Japan to make war upon China
was entirely without foundation.
The purpose of the Japanese government to re-
store the coast Notifications is officially announced.
The usual remonstrances were made by foreigners
but all the important points are hereafter to be
made ready for defence.
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Boston Stock List.
Boston. March 23, 1875.
(Sales at the Brokers' Board.l
R. r.. IS
STATE NEWS.

The teams are now generally out of the woods
down east Not favorable winter for logging.
The Agricultural Institute which the New Eng
land Agricultural Society proposed to hold in
Lewiston, has been postponed on account of the
lateness of the season and the prospective bad
travelling, to autumn
The steamer Lewiston is advertised to leave
Portland, Thursday evening of this week, for
Machiasport. She will touch at intermediate land
ings when the ice will permit.
The Lewiston Journal says that Joseph Little
field, ESQ.,, Of Auburn, has received a letter from
VIM Ii. Chase, Esq, chairman of the board Of
county commissioners Of Jackson county, Kansas.
in which Mr.. Chase describes the hesrt-rending
destitution prevailing in Kansas in consequence of
the grasshopper plague. He says he ought to
have raised 5000 bushels of corn, but the grass
hoppers struck his field at p. NJ and by night
the next day the field looked as though some one
had stripped the foliage off clean and stuck bean
poles up there. His entire crops were totally
ruined, and SO through many sections of the State
there is great suffering and many families are
bordering on starvation.
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CONsUMTIvEs, TAKE N Office.

l6l Chambers St., New York.
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