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modern science, aeitg upcn ne Beard and HAIR In
aa alaa1 nfaeaions manner. l. has been used ~
ne elite q Pare anf laadeH with the most astief
ia9 saeetst Aames = sd purcLasers viii BE- regis
tered ana i entire Aatsaetion u not gItrt n every
instance. fae money alll be ehtenaliy rsfun8sd---
Pnee ~ aisli, sealed sad pasfpst 81 Descfipiirs-
cfeHiafe an5 Testimonials mailed tFea Addfs,2
Esfgef, shutts j 20. Chemist. 81 zss River street
Toy, i J. slie assgts 81 he D6.ied sfAtes
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1866

VOICE FROM THE PAR WEST Speaking Of
'CgsaF's' Rsi k1aeb, Ant. &c, ExterHinaior- more
afen ard pr0yi Ions destroyed annually IN Grant
County BY YefuiH ihsn w1gld pay f3F ~ this Rat
and Idseei killer Laafaser Hfs HerqM
see 'C~iar'st sdgert iseuent above
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BELL5S spLCIFIC PILI.s.
BFTT.S TONIC PIITs

Arf rt19s, .felf ts Scr n5s EtHsefIas tsf gFlHaang
aut lurieafaang Esuady tEe Watl8
P.eaags fries fivt balIt, aiA lssi a8a1th, saa
. gl1rraly sasAeisut
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CONSUMPTION,

CONSUMPTION,
which carrios 81 more victims ihcu any oihcf dls-
ease ma Nh.eh hsilcs ne skill oftbe Physician 60
q greater extern than ANY other maiady, eiisS
YIELDS TO THIS Remedy
when al Others prove Intellectual.
.ES ~ .HEDECE.N'E.
RAPID IL RELIEF, SOOTHING IN EFFECT
SAlElN MS OPERATION
TT Is UNSURPASSED!
while as a preparation, free from uoxious Irgrcdl-
ents, paisons, o. minerals uniting ski.l, scteHee,
and medical knowledge combining az th8t Is val
liable Ia the vegetable kingdom for This elsss Of dis
cases tits
INCONpARABLEt
and Is entitled, merits and receives tie geaepl cen
GdJare a. the public,
SEYMOUR THATCHER, VI. D.,
ar Herman. N. H.. writes as follows;
.aWtsrAKs BAisAN or Win CHERpY gives un-
Iverz,ll satisfaction. II soeux to cure a Cough by
aoseuine aud cleansing the lungs, and aiiHynR a.
ritatiou. ruu, REMOVING uIE CAusE, iSsrEAp eF
DRYING IN THE COUou AND LEANlNG IIh tAtst
prutNp. consider the Baspm rs good us any, t
not the best, Cough medicine with winch am ee'
auaiutcd,"
From II. FELLOWS, VI ID, of iIILL,N.H.
Although have generally q great objection 70
patent medicines / can but soy in Justice 10 DE-.
NIsTAH.s RALstM on WIN CuERHY, that n Is a
remedy q superior value for Pulmonary D'seosss
have made use Of this preparation fer several
wears. ana Il has proved 20 be very reliable and g.
icaclous IN the treatment o. severe and long stand
ing CouqIs. ] know Of one patient, now IA comi'r
table health. who has taken this remedy, and who,
but for its use, consider would not now be living
PRICE ONE DOLLAR A BOTTLE.
PREPARED ny q
SETH W. FOWLE & SON
Is FREMONT ST. BOSl on,
AND FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS.
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through false certificates and rcicpn noes and com
meudatons ii ther medicines % ne dedd, who can
not expose M contradict thcmi uf who, besides to
iutthgi their imposition, copy 6um Medical bosks
much ihai o written u The qualities and effects az ~
Heenl herbs aHd nlHuis ami afclbaa NJ The same 70
their Pitts Extracts Specifics, Sc. most 81 which,
4 uotail, contain Mercury, because ii the ancient
belief If ia "curiug eyeUthibg,' but now known
70 "kil. moie than Is cured, and those not Killed,
cpuliutonaily Injured lor life,
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1866.

RATS unrst9 BIltDS-Whoever engages in shooting
small birds y cruel man whoever aids IN extefmi-
mating rats y bencfactar We should iga some ore
70 give as the benefit 81 their experience Is driving out
ihese pests, We eedsomelhiug beside- d0r cals and
trap Toe This bgs.aesk.-sff Hti4c IfAeJi,gljt n Y
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sl9 lsfaa-dNay New York
aHd you SIN receive them by return q mali post maid
SD rive from observation.
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who kupW little Of the nature and chafacteroi Spso
ialshsuases, aud LEss us ~ their c0rc Some IL
bili forged DplamHa Of Institutions or College.
which ueyereXutci many pm Of the world. other
exhibit bipiumas u The Dead haw obtained, M
pewui not only assuming and advertising ln nAmei
Of Those inserted in Tho Diplomas, bat 10 mrthe
their imposition assume names u other most eelo
baicl ftyussus long since dead. Neitlcr be de
ueiyrd hy
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II yUu tannet purchase BRAS SPECIFIC RVuTBfrs of
druggist take naulhsr bot sgd tha moaes dreei 20
p. liNH HiA. ConNIainf fkg,tsF
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proudly refers % Professors and respectable pA,
siesrs- many ofwh0m coisuji him Ia critical csas,
because q hls acknowledged sill aud repu,atiea
attained through 50 dong eAperchce, practise asd
observation
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charges are very moderate, Communication, sn
crediy confidential, and VII iAay rely 90 him viii
the tlretest secrecy ami cont ieBcr, hal syerus,
he the disease, condition or situation OF any one
m rrica 81 single
Medicines elt By Mail o. Express 70 an parts
the Unit States.
Boston, Jan. lSG6.-b8c
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III WfAN
PRIVATE MEDICAL UTFlCN.
I'll Taaltull Nirftt. BpAlan, Nau.


20 avusd aud escsps lmpaslilcu 81 Foreign an
Native QuHokt moft mmsfea iH hsstes thss
other large Cities
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AfrllCrrD ANp uNr0RTuNArEl

be not robbed aud add % your suaorugn il hsin
deceived BY The lying boasts, misrepresentation
false PROMISES and prctepslons of
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IN p D r T A N T
70 the afflicted !! .!
nR. DOW continues to be consulted at
~ aud Edicott Street, Boston. on
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATU

nR. Dow continues to be consulted at
~ : aud Edicott Street, Boston, on a
PRlYATE or DELICATE NATU
By long course Of study and PRACTICABLE
unlimited extent, Dir. u. has the gratih;
senting the unfortunate with remedies that
since he irst introduced them failed to cure the nv
alarming cases Of
CO. ORRHGA AND SYPHILIS.
Beneath his treatment al the horrors Of Senereh AMI
impure blood, Impo'ency Scru'ula Gonorrbra, Ulcers
pain and distress In the rgipus ii prpcreatinn fnfhmma
tion Of the bladder and kidneys. Iydruceie, Addresses
Humur Ehtfdi SweilinRs and The long train Of horrible
symptoms attending this class Of disease made TO he
harmless the simplest ailings OF child.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Or. n deyoteS great part Of his time to the treatme
Of those caused by and solitary habit wc
tie body aud mind, uniitting the unfortunate ind h
yidua for business society. Some Of the sad aud
anchoy effects produced by early habits Of youth, ar
Weakness the Back and limbs Dizziness Of the hcsc
pmu-ss Of sight Palpitatjon 81 the heart Dyspepsia,
Nervousness, arrangement OF the digestive functions
symptoms Of Consumption &c The fearful ccts on the
mind much be dreaded loss Of mcnnN confusion
Of society scIlis,rut tnlty &C. among the evils
marimony consult physician Of experience and be at
orcc restored to health and happiness.
Patients who wish 10 tin under nr Dow stre.tmcn
few days weeks, viii be furnished with pleasant
rooms, and charges Tor board moderate.
Medicines all parts OF The country, with full III
reccn> far use receiving description Of your
Dr. bow has also for sale the French Capotes WtrtHt-'l
the best preventive. oder by mail. Three 81 and
Il rcd
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To the Hon. Judge of Probate within and for th'
County of Hancock.
II EPRESENTS Elmira G.. Allen widow of Gro
u yes +. Allen, late of Brooslin in said County
Of Hancock Mariner, deceased, that said Groves
Allen died seized and possessed of personal estate
an inventory whereof has been daily returned int
the probate office, that she is entitled to receive
more of said personal tate thea She have OF
u distribution thereof, and that she has five minoi
children dependant Upon her care and foresight toi
their proper bringing up. She therefore prays such
an allow ance may he made her out OF said estate
for her support and comfort. and HE well being OF
her chillr, may be deemed necessary; also that
pew No. Is in the Baptist Westinghouse, IN said
Breoklin. may be ALLOW ed her agreeaby to tue law
in such provided; and also that comn sSioaers
may be appointed to set ont her dover III the real
estate of which her hu band died seized and posses.
sed, to which she is entitled by law.
ELMlIA c. ALLEN.
BROOKLYN, Sept. l. ls6G
At Court Of Probate held ut Ellsworth, within
and for the County OF Hancock, on the first We'd
nesday of September, \. y. ls4id.
Upon the foregoing petition, Ordcref, That said
petitioner give public notice all persons Interested
by causing copy OF The petition, AID this orde'
thereon to be published three weeks successfully in
The Ellsworth American. newspaper published n
Ellsworth. in said Cou.y, that the, may appear at u
Court Of Probate for sai County To be led AT Els
worth on the fourth Wednesday 0f oct Ht Nt, ut ten OF
the clock in the forenoon. 10 sAow c;tse II any they
have, why the prayer OF said petitioner should not
be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true copy e. tie petition and order ei Court thereon
IS GEp. A. DYER, Register.
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New Store,
New Business.

rkNilE subscribers would inform the citizens o!
L Ellsworth and vicinity that hey keep con.
SANITY on hand
Pressed iiay, hy bale or ton,
shingles ami Cauboards OF all kinds and
qualities.
Pine, spruce and Hemlock lnmber of all
kinds.
We keep constantly on hand Extra Canada Oats
suitable tn feed or seed, choice yellow Corn,
Meal, Barley, Beans, Lime, Plaster &c., &c.
Also on commission few barrels ef choice
Family Flour, which We can warrant to be equal
AMY IN this market, and we and will sell
cheaper than any OF ueishboTs.
Also a few tons IF stove Coal
We are paying and viii continue to pay the
highest CASH price for
Hemioek Bark, Guitar Posts and Siefprs,
>h'agtes, Ciaptoards, and Luarber Of all
Kinds.
Give us a call, 1t our new store on Water
Street.
Fisk & Curtis.
Ellsworth, March c, lsGG.
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V1NGTAND.

YARN AND FEUIT LANDS, in amid and
] hraiit-ul eiliaat-. Thirty miles south I Fhiit, /
dina. by Ra.lreaa ia New JvIscy On the same line of
latitude a, Baltimore. Nil
The sol Is eli AMI productive, varying from clay
10 sandy laan, suitable Tor Wheat, ug0ss. Corn 10.
baac0, Fruit AMI Vegetable. Tai, is a gftaf fruit
country. Five huErri Ninry ads and Orchards have
been planted on: by experienced fruit growers Grape.
Peaches, Pears A. produce ig'uyusc profits. NIneIana
Is already pi the most beautiful places ;ht nitrI
states The eitirr territory, CONSISTING: of nifty square
inll's oi land Is tIi ont upon General system
lHoytnrtls. lhu land Is only sold aetual settlers
with provision for public aiur.l The place, uu ac-
81 IT, great beauty As well IS other advantages
as's hFe tAeas I'd people within! the lrt.t three wears
Chui ches st0re, schools. Academies societies Of Art
and leaune, aud oter clements OF renrinoni and cul.
ture have beea Introduced. Hundreds Of people arc
constantly settling. Hundreds Of new houses are being
constructed Price Of Farm laud, twenty acre las and
upwards. 50 pr live and ten acre and Village
lots for sals
Fruits and Vegetables ripeu earlier IN this district than
in any other loeat! no;A Of Norfolk, Va Improved
places for sale.
Openings f1r all kinds OF business Lumber Yards
Manufactures, fOundries, Stores, aai the like and
steam PIwer, with room, can Be rented.
For persgus who desire mild winters healihfll eli.
mate, and good soil, ia country beautifully inn royr,i
ahou,hng ia in tus, and possessing all other social
privileges, in the heart Of CIVILIZATION worthy Of
visit.
Letters answered, and the vlneland Rural, paper
giving full information and containing reports Of Scion
Robins N, sent to applicants.
Address CHAs. +. LANDS, Nlneland Z. o., Lands
Township, New jersey.
From Reeort of Solon Robinson, .foricHffura'
Editor Of the Triifhs:-"H Is oHe Of the most er-
E6sfrt Jrtiie tracts IN almost icre{ pos ipn and
sUitabie condition for pleasant farmiHy nat knou
Of this site Of The Western Prairies.7 i22-6m23
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PossEs md and gA1TIitS
STEAM COMPANY.
INLAND ROUTE.
Two Trips Per Week.

u - Tie new, substantial and >atiff going
L t. - Gamer - titg Of fsirhsanYd. -
Se-a:C------s CHARLES bEEEIN6, Master. Mil
cave MAGHIAeP9hI every Monday. and rhuts
day morning At, O'clock, Tor PORTLAND, touch
inc at
J6NESPoRT. MILL|EIDGE, MOUNT DESERT
6. w. Hatbor,) at II -SEbGWiGk at
= M.-DEER ISLE at l.50 = M.-CASFtNE at
r, NJ, aud E0GkL MD. arriving il Portland
same evening.
+ Returning will lea re PORTLAND Tuesday and
Friday evenings at 100 O'Clock, touching a abaYe
and reach Machiaspo.t wednesday and Saturday
evenings.
Stages will be in readiness at all the landings
to carry Passengers to the uci shboring towns.
This Steamer is SEQ tons mcaSurelneut-bas
large and we'll ventilated State kooms, New Fur
n;ure, Beds and bedding, and IN all respects Gle
gaHtly ittod up i2r passengers, and has large
Freight rooms
Goods forwarded from Portland BY the Boston
and New York Steamers.
Passengers by the three o'clock train from Dos
ton on their arrival at Portland will be taken to
the Steamer with their baggage free OF charge
g y q Z.
Millbridss to Portland Observation-Disclosures, 50
). " Harbor = .............SI0O
Sed gwick, Deer sic and Castine, - %
:. ". Harbor 10 RoeklAnd ..............S2 80
Seds wiek, Dees Isle and Castinc 49,. 81 ,Ou
Tickets to be had Of Agents, and Ct the Clerk
! on board.
~ Tickets sold by rail or boat, to Boston
/ New York, &c.
koSS d STURDIvANT Genl Asts.,
Is Commercial St, Portland.
April IS. 1866. nyll-tti7
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American AMI Foreign Patents
r. Il. EDDY,

SOLICITOR OF PNIENTS,
Lac gent Of tn 1. : Patent Ufire, Was Ii Ii ston
un,!er 'tc act 1t Isl.
r., rs. ST te -, Opposite Kilby- St.,
inSIuN.
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Bonnet Bleachery.

rrNllE subscriber has fitted up shop at the
h eastern end Of Union River bridge, where
he will garry the business Of
Bleaching, Cleansing, Coloring .Sewiag q
Pressing all kinds II .>tralc teork, 81,
All kinds Of STRAW and LACE Bonnet.
bloached, with neatness and dispatch.
All kinds Of work usually done at a Bon
net beaehery attended to and satisfaction giyer
VIII the Indies extend % ne their patronage
AMI courage this new business in Ellsworth,
JOHN TYLE
Ellsworth, March list, l5CG, l0tf
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All Intormgtion given free.
Ellsworth, August "a, 1866. IS
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
To Females in Delicate Health.

DIR. Dow, Physician and Surgeon NJ. Eiieait Street
Boston, consulted daily ,t an disc incident to the
female system. frslsfsas teri or falling II tie Womb
Flour Alhds Suppression ami other menstrual anse
mrnt- are all treated upon pathological primo pics
and speedy rget gusraat, i 10 very lew days - in
NAriably ain IL the mode Of treatment that
obstinate complaints YELL under H. aud Tie afflicted per
resoires in perfect health.
Dr.. bow Ia no doubt had greater experience In the
cure OF diseases of woeu and children than any other
physician in t'oston
Boarding accommodates. for patients who may wish te
stay in Boston a few dat under his treatment.
Or. Dow, since ls45, having confined hi. " hole aen
ton to Office practice, tn" private Diseases
and Female Complaints acknow ed es no superior IN the
United states.
NB-Al letters must coutai four red stamp. or they
viii not be answered
u.acr uours from 5 A. NJ. to +. NJ.
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EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE IT.

We have prored this article to be one of the
most DEADLY POISONS for the above nam :
ed pests, 1t is perfectly SAFE to use, not sub.
jeet to the inconveniences and accidents arising
from the use Of Cobalt. &c. The POISONED Pa
PER causes Death almost instantly, leaving the
use Its dtad tshere taey cat ii
DIRECTIONS Put small piece Of the paper
into plate saucer with hhie water in the
bottom or Ike p it constantly moistened in any
other way, the most convenient.
For sale by
WIGGIN & PARCIIEB
Apotheeares.
Ellsworth, Aug. 30, 1866. 30
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yUN4E subscriber hereby gives p.ihiio notice to
L all oncetned, that she has been daily app
einted and has taken upon herself the trust OF an
Adminis;ratix of the estate Q.
JOHN i. BARTLETT, late of Sullivan,
in the County Of Hancock deceased, by giving
bend as the law directs; She therefore requests
oil persons who are Indebted to the said deeeas
eds estate to make immediate payment, and
those who have any demands thereon, to exhibit
the SAINT for settlement.
NANCY ]. BARTLETT,
Sept, 9th. ls6G. 3w3.
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PATENT fE0 Ta0aP s0s'aa MEDICINES


Mos l.sSi,, ~ &c.
~ &. ~ &C. &c DC.
Jus, received. ncr fxrres.. now sammy =, IL
most rafuIar rntert n siirin.. anon. viii =,
III ENETI,S PrepaTat.aps; Hood Ed farIi.r,
Cau,niaili Coughs bvspel,..o. FrrtAis p..t,...
and kcrcB,fat5er a Man; weeks Maze C,m
pound: WAitcsl. l., fe.nc,iy nrA,tbma. isargeti,
cod Liver oil; Jaxnr's ExuectoraIt. visa,
Wild Cherry Ltlsaui; Fowlc'. cur, for Pile. DR.
JcIrie's Au,fdate; brakes BcnzsliRc. fei rem
irs paint, tar, crease. Re; Cumming. ,nerit..t.
t;aI,!irr till bada,s and Miller Confirm Pa,
der. Cheeseman's. Clarkc's and Dup.pes.,s Fef.,I.
rias. for eraatc Instructions. &c; tsrq.ar'. t'n.
scn,rnted Cure tor nervous weakness; nembold'
Fluid Extract et BuTcbu, for diseases OF tt blade
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ASslGNEEs NOTICE.

WE the subscribers, hereby give public no
w ice That we have received the Assig
nent Of all the pre- psrty of !. b. a C j. Timer
Of Ellsworth for the beLft Of all their Creditors
and that we lave given Tend therefor, as the
law direers
Said Assignment was executed or tAc sth day
Of September, lsGG and three months from said
late is allowed for Creditors to become partie;
thcre'o,
The Assignees VIII be in session at the Store
near the Steam Mih, ON the 18th day OF Scptom.
Der and The Fist Saturday of each month
thereafter. from nine till three O'clock for tic
purpose Of ewing and adjusting claims.
JAMES W. DAVIS.
J.. A. EMERY.
Ellsworth. sept, 18th leC6. 3w34
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-10

-On Friday morning the steamboat ".
r. Carter blew up and burned thirty-fvc
milo. above yicksburg. Thirty-onc were
killed. eleven wounded and fifty we're saved.
The President of the secession Conven-
ton which took Texas out Of the Union is now
President of the Convention trying to ''rccon-
structn the State into the Union. Most of
tho other members are also secessonists.
The population Of Ia nsas is estimated a
100000.
The steamboat Gen. Hallcck was burn
ed at Memphis yesterday morning.
Five regiments of the department of Tex
as will be mustered ost the last OF this month.
They complain Of cold weather at New
Orleans, with the Thermometer forty -seyen
degrees above zero.
Lieut.. Col. Glencarin Burns. the young
est son of the poet and last survivor of has
family. died recently at Cheiteham, in the
seyenty-second year of his aye.
The population of Colorado Territory is
estimated at 25.GO0, one third of them in
Denver City. Breadstufs sufficient for the
present population, but not for new Corners.
will probably be raised this season.
--BaIcK PoMrkoY has suspended the pub
LEGATION OF the Democratic Press at Winena.
Dean Swift once said that provi-
dence shows how little it thought Of riches by
the fools il permitted TO possess wealth,
-SExrs' trial is postponed until the Presi-
dent and Cabinet shall come to some decis-
ion upon his argument. He claims release
by the terms of the SHERNAS and JoHx-
sreN parole.
In letter. declining the o. s. Senator
slip of Georgia. ALrxAsDEa II. SrsrHEss
says: My reason for declining need not
be stated. Earnestly DESTROYS as am e a
speedy restoration of civil Law, perfect peace.
harmony aud prosperity throughout the
whole country. do rot, under existing cir
cumstanc.s. see much prospect Of the avail
ability of my services 10 these ends in any
public position moreover. 90 far as | am
personally concerned do not think it prop
er or polite that The election should be post
poned with any view to "a pro able change
of present circumstances or probable change
of my position ON the subject.
and trust that no-nembsr will give even
complimentary vote to me in the election
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-10
River Fall. correspondence.
Rvsn Fails, Feb. Z. 1866.


En-. JorRsAL - Believing that many ofths
readers of the " Family Paper" will be in
terested thereby, "yonr special herewith
transmits the following items relative to the
growth and prosperity of this place:
Messrs, G. B. Cox Co. have recently pur-
chased the fnc water power known as the
Big Falls of the Kinnickinnick. They are
now putting in dam. bridge. saw mill. flour
ing machine, and other machinery, prclimi-
nary TO the erection Of first class FIGURING
Nill Of sufficient capacity to employ the
whole Of the Falls.
Messrs. Powell d Gibson, at the Lowell
Falls. are putting in fine rotary saw mill
stave cutting aad other machinery We are
informed thatthey also contemplate building
large FIGURING Mill.
Green 4 Co.. at the Greenwood Mills, have
recently oyerhaulcd and repaired their mills,
adding much to their effective capacity by
an improved water wheel.
Mr. C. Krauth has completed new brew
cry. and proposes hereafter to supply his nu-
merous customers with lager" OF his own
manufacture.
Aessrs Dickinson. Hammond 4 Co. are
preparing TO do heavy business this season.
at their mill. on the South Fork. in the man
ufac,ure of slaves aud cooper stock.
Mr.. Thompson has recently occupied the
Bsbcock building as furniture ware-rosm,-
He has also rented a part of ]. A. Short y
mill on the South Fork, for the roanufacturs
Of his stock.
Transactions in real estste are becoming
freqnent. at fair prices. There is . dearth Of
dwelling houses. and every available teiIe
nent is occupied to it's FIJI csIacity. At
hast. twenty more houses are required I o pro-
perly secem,aodate the business and popula-
ton of this village. We understand that
several parties are preparing to build the
coming 6. sson.
DIR. e. Ballard. formerly of New Rich
Hond, St. Cnoix Co.. has recently located
here, supplying much needed addition so
the force Of active practising physicians.
The Grades School, Gnder the popular
manaSclncut 81 fTOt lti$t,ins, ~ III hp'I-
ishing condition Near two hundred schol-
ars are in attendance the present term, many
OF whom are tuition scholars from Abroad
A Lyceus, in com sction wit the school. 10
attracting csn-i lsrabIe interest.
Rev A. B Smith Of the Methodist Church.
has Just closed series of revival meetings in
the Glass Valley Much interest was elici-
ted aud quit. number Of conversions ar.
reported. He has this week commenced a
series OF similar meetings in this village.
which are being well attended.
The Methodiss have recently completed q
very neat church building. The Congrega-
tionslisss are also seriously contemplating the
building of new house Of worship. which
they much need.
Yours, dc.
OBSERVER.