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New. YoRK, Aug. %. A letter from japan
aayh all tho doacons ministers, etc., now in tho
employ OF tho Government will be dismissed at
the expiration Of their present contracts, at tho
repeated and urgent request OF tho Department
OF Religion. The wrlter says tThero Ia far too
woar and tho profession TO which thoy belong.
Tlloso mon, and women. too, come to japan On
salaries from somo Missionary Board at homo,
apply for contract in Hon1e Japaneeo school,
ing leHsons from tile Bible, when claupo in tho
contract which they hayo Hgned expressly pro-
hibits tllo,n from teaching the religion. It is
auch that the Government Intends to tliemiss
natives, but for the whole foreign community
, 1873-08-25

Spfctcl Dispatch 70 The Chicago Tribune,
DungapE, Aug 2a.-Now Wheat is being
ee1nppod e1 from hore in largo amounts, a!ao from
Mcarogor, Is cut md Shocked on many farms. MS
maturoly. s@ - fAo0
,rd!a!t La sAIhE, III, Aug %. Tho protraotcd
beginning to tell diAastrously upon ali Sorts e oi
growing crops IN this region. Intelligent and
candid farnors think tho stand Of corn viii
aearcoly provo third Of All aoro yield, md tboy
say that tue potatoes will prove an almost com
, 1873-08-25
Strength Of tho Far nscrEs Movement in
1aissOuri and Arltualh,ly.

snfc!ai Dispatch to Ths Chicago Tribune.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 23.-1lr. 7. r. Allen, Naater'
Of the Missouri Stnto Grange, has just returned
from two wooks' official tour through the
southern part Of this State, and portion of Ar
kanHaH. Ills operations in Missouri woro con-
fined to Tho countioB of porry, Scott, md Capo
Girardcau. 1Io roporta tho farmers everywhere
enthusiastic IN the Grange ca,,se. resolved On the
rlglstinE Of thor wrongs, and earnest for SELF
Improvement. On tho 2Dth lust lie attended
and adlrehted, by invitation, lho farmers at
Grand D;;rgoauo near 11clona, Ark, Ut
Xmong sn sisrA Lis atS Ss"%a orv w1,s psssnt esrs
people, who listened attontiyely. The
Muster Of tho Stats Grange in Arkansas, IL
Judge JoneA a woaltily farmor residing near
getic md practical. There aro, ,aB yet, but
thirty subordinate Oranges IN Arlsnnsaa oil in
tho northeastern. part OF tho stato but the Or
dor Ia sprea,llng. Mr.. Allon thin}b that tho
stato of foong On all hands. Iio foars thero
viii no aomo troublo in ArkansaH, aud
posap; pert ;,r,dnx. IN Mssoari ; , in regard to o9
aaot bo scriouH. The Patrons boing organized
tor aocial PURPOSES tho negro, he thinks cul1uot
be admitted to tho Buna lodges, hut wherever Il
ssaoI!t ng1nbor OF tAom dcniro separate Or
sanl2at1on ho VIII hlnlsolf 6oo that tlloy are
ptooparly organized aud aot agnlng.
Tho people IN ArknlsaA with whom he came in
co'!thct woro nB Intelligent not of futnoru an Lo
nml rne1I anywhere, and wherever Ao wont Tho
Efeato1t peace and nanitnity Of opinion soon.od
to prevail. The ordor, hn further Htatea. IN in
tic tlIghont degree fourlrlling in tl,is State
I'!oTo arc alroady over tiYo l,1nt1rod
iaasoa IN hlh6onfi, with NIL average membership
Of hovonty.A;o, mid tllosn ..mbors will lo more
ti!ns donhlod in tho next three months. Thoro
will probably bo over loo, 0oU Grangogs n Nllv-
souri, before Apriug opona
Tho st. Iouin ltu'at Eporld IL Mt rreaont tho
organ Of tho l'atronB but toy llayo just started
special organ ut Knobnostor, Il small to,Y1 in |
Jes1oraun Cuunty, not far from 6ealia. Tic |
GrADgoru. Mr. Allon thinks, will u,aloavor 10 |
Keep out of politics, hut t},oy cn,auot full 10 |
greatly modify partcA oyoutually.
, 1873-08-25

LONDON, Aug. ga colliBon occurred this
morning on tho Groat Northern Railway ut Ret
ford. iaeaf Nottingham, botwcon freight aud OK
cnraion trninB. Both were badly wrecked. TO-
ports thus fur received Hay twenty povaonB wore
killed aud largo numDor injured. As tllero 10
great excitement ut Retford oror tho disaster
this account may DO exaggerated.
LoHDoN, Aug. 23-10 p. m.-LRtor and moro
accurate dotails from tho railroad collision at
Natford plnco Tie number OF killed at four, but
ifteon persons were badly injured, several be-
you'd hope of recovery.
, 1873-08-25

-Four pernons were bittou by mud flocs nj
Leon. DECATUR County, fcw tlays aluce unl ali
The i9 g. Ka!ook OF Kanuas hos accepted
Industrial Exposition which oponB in st. Jonenh a,
Mo-, on tho 29th Of September Entries ira
Hlroady made from twonty-Hoyon stutos, wl,ici,
Will bo represented at Tho Exposition.
, 1873-08-25

gors, end snbaoqnent killing nf ono md wound
ing Of another Of tho dcnroraiooa at iIollon, IL
ppohopneoa Eaoh men,nyy BY tho oIcora Of to Rtl
and TINT tho antiro storv '''iy Il tn1s1, m",io
out Of Whole cloth Tho condnctor Of tho
sran mo'tonod nnyH nothing Of tic kiud &C. &C.
enrrc', CUR either thHt evening on any otlor oeca
from beginning to cntl ""' A"''1ea''oh
, 1873-08-25
THE INDIANS.

Il Party: of Utrs fttnck n NIail.Carricr
ulat 1.osc Two ScnIl,A.
MEDICINE Low, Aug. 19.-TAo Unitod Btates
mai1-carrior, known as Brave Bill, who carries
the mail from this station to Fort Fottornlau.
wau attacked last night. while crossing lIorao-
shoe Crock, by party Of Ute Iudiaus. IIo re-
coivcd slight acall~wouud, and brought in two
Uto Bcalps,
, 1873-08-25
ITALY.

ROME, Aug. 23.-Victor Emanuel will Wait
Vienna and Berlin about tho middle OF Septcm-
b9r.
NEW YoRK, Aug. ga dispatch from Rome
sayn: !" It is announced that tho Popo has inti-
mated his desire for Il reconciliation With Ger
many, on condition Of Germany not Interfering
iu tho Italian complication"
, 1873-08-25
Escape or EariHtk3.ers,

prisoners escaped from Davis County Jail, ut
Gallatin, by oniarglng hoo in tie tIuo by
which thoy got into tho garrot. thonce to tho
outside by Knocking nut brick In the wall
ono OF the prisoners was IN OIL a cl.urgo for
murdor, and auotllor for burglary. A thirl wiz
n.'aer sentence Of hyo yoArs in tho poniton-
tArY - .|-
, 1873-08-25

Br. Louis, Aug. 23,-A special daputch from
cd circulation IN lnpera outside OF tint ata,o, nnd
which purports to givo accollnt Of aN atlonapt
to throw train on tho Missouri PaclAu Railruad
from tho track, four mlleg cast Ut lIoltlon, Mo-,
tho hoart!inE Of tho train by ba,!l Of r,,Nianu
= with IAo eyideAt aQnigu. VI xQpbiug the. passvu:
, 1873-08-25
FIRE..


E'n.-.R.oss, e10U,G00.
HARR1snuRu, Pa. Aug. 23.-A fire commenced
at o'clock this morning in the contra part Of
Miillin. Pa.. ana sproad rapidly, consuming ono
entire block and q portion Of another. Tho
loss is estimated at 100000. Tho
amount Of insurance is unknown. Tho
dry goods; tho Juniata Staatinel onlce; Lit
tlo,ield, tinsrnith; Elka, confectionery; FLOSS,
photograph gallery; tho Juniata Valley Bunk !;
Y. IL: hoffman, 5ewelry; DR.. ljhler's oilice !;
goods Banks Il llamlin tlruggiHts DR.. Danks'
otllco John Weakly Il Son, dry goods; Emil
scAnll, notiona; Frnncis, hardware IIepworth
y Son. druggists, aud tho Juuinta uotol WAS
damaged
, 1873-08-25
Sntn1lfzl and lIic 'Eroc.

8T. LOUIS, Aug. ga gentleman Just from
tho Indian Territory says that tho Kiowa Chiefs,
satanta and Big Tree, had arrived at Fort CHI.
son, whore tlley will romain until tho meeting of
tho Grand Council of tho Kiowas and Comanehea
In October, whom tlloy will bo takon to Fort sill
aud DO formally rcleasod froin their captivity.
, 1873-08-25
Attempted Assnnui,,,,rtor

!, LoulsylLIE, Ky,.. Aug. GA mum namod
Ja1Aon Martini . discharged Government eu,.
plloye. attempted to aaHasBinnlo Cart, ". i.
Moore, Superintendent OF tho Government ,lonnt
ut Jefforhonylllo, Ind, yesterday. Moore Vas
unarnod: MHrt!n 1irol with rovolvor tlroo
ln tho country.
, 1873-08-25
DISASTERS.
Steamboat Explosion on tho NItssis"
Inn

Steamboat Explosion on tho F1lssia~
nippi.
MEMPHIS, Tonn., Aug. 23.-Tfo following dia-
patch laH just been received by the agent Of tho
Afsociatcd rrcas Further particulars will bo
Bont NJ soon ay poaHiblo:
"HE1ENA, Ark, Aug. 23.--Tlo stenrncr Goorgs
q. Wolf waH blown mp Mt 81. Fsancia Island
about o'clock yostorday eyoning. Twolvo por-
sonB arc known TO bo lost, hrd tiftcon wounded
Tho officers woro all saved, except tho second
onglncer WHO waH OIL watch Mt tho timo OF tho
explosion. and llo IL nssiug., Tho Indy rassot,-
port to nlomphIu, ,was drowned. Dawson, wifo
md two cliildron, deck pansongors, for Tnrolo,
MlHa.. wore oil killed. Tho cnbin wao blown to
pieces. Tho hull cnn bo saved. Dan Sullivan,
of {sgpned 4spp,f "' on 00"rd dranon n, ssyi M.,o.r
"Captafn Of the q. a. Chook."
ST. Louis, Aug. 23.-A dispatch, Just received
from Helena, Ark, by Cartor Il Co.. eays that
their stcamor, tho George 9. Wolf, blow up ut
Helena, and thnt two liyoa woro lost-11r. Mol
son, Of Memphis, and theaocondon ongincor. whoBo
na,nc in not giyon. No further particulars.
MEMrnls. Tenn, At1g. 23:-A telegram from
melona, Ark., dntcd ut 10 o'clock, aays "1ho
still OIL st. Francis Island, Whiting for m up
rivor boat. No further particulars can bo OBJ
tained.
"Thc spot whore tho steamer blew up ia
known to river men ns tic Graveyard, being
the Hamo p1aco where tho Pennsylvania and Ut.
1urned. The Wolf was from Shreveport, for
Bt. Io1iiB. Cnpt. Horny D.. Carter was Aer
commander, aud Joseph II. Arden Clerk
MEMPHIS, Tonn., Aug. 23.-Nothing rurther
has boon received from tho steamer Wolf, aud 1t
IL not probable that anything dotinito or lintH Of
lost a1ld Bayol cnn be obtained before Tomorrow
as the survivors nro awaiting the upward bound
boat, md tho noxt ono duo.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 29.-Iho insurance on tho
steamer George q. Wolff il nj follows: Hank
ln,. Peabody, and Etna. Of Wheeling %, $40
each; National And EntorpriBo, Of Cincinnati
$1,000 each; Eureka Of Cincinnati, 5a,500
Commercial, OF Cincinnati, 81, 600.
, 1873-08-25
Drowned .

BALTIMORE, Md, Aug. 29.-Francis E1aon,
otherwise known nB Brother Fabian, Of St. Jo-
soph's Catholic Academy, In this city, was
drowned yesterday while batll!ng ut Ferry Bar
, 1873-08-25

;, Special Nismtth 10 1he ChfraDo Tribune.
, l}HADroND, o., Aug. 23.-Tllroo children of
Samuel u. Nnfrock ct tl!iH place, wore plnyin;
with powder noar tho stoyo last oyenint;, when it
became ignltet, burning tho ohldron 10 badly
tARt tleE recovery ig doubtful.
, 1873-08-25

ST. Joarr1, Mo-, Aug. 23.-Ihore have been
quito number OF cnsnH OF cholera In Fancy Bot
tom, Atchison County, this week. TAoro wor,
ak or Aovon deaths on Thursday.
, 1873-08-25

Tacoma, N. H., Aug. 29.~s1isH sca,oy, of
Belmont, aged 60, diod on Thursday Of yoll,l-
tary staryation, having rofnsoi food for twenty
eight tlaya. aiBtor Of TIM doccasod diod In the
aaule way few years ngo
, 1873-08-25
Injuries NcutzAttnE from t4.o Fau of II
ScsRFk4Etf.

SFfc7d! DsJMfth u lHe CAfcaco 1tibuue.
BEIo1T, Wis, Aug. pa scairoli ioli nj the
Baptist Church l,eEe this afternoon wiljlo tl,roo
loss injured, two Of thom quite HerioupIy. rat-
rick lsynn ~ hurt worst, haylng Ills ghou3lnr.
brokeu and Hoyor4l other it,jurios. "'04
, 1873-08-25
tocc1,ss Steamship No.ys.

New YoaK, Aug. 2s.--Arrivod- -stoanahips In
din, from Glasgow, ana Deutschland, from Bro
mDn.
LONDON Aug. 2s.-Arriyod out-Stoaunship
Olympus, from DoBton.
, 1873-08-25

[llfFald SptcfaE1
ALEXANDRIA. Aug. 23.-Sir Samuel Balkor,
lady, and party have arrived at Suez, aud pro-
coed to Cairo tomorrow.
, 1873-08-25

CoLuMnus O., Aug. 29.-Tho Hon. William
Allen, tho Democratic candidate for Governor,
will open tho Ohio campaign at the Opesa-uouso
III tllis city on Friday evening, Aug, 20.
, 1873-08-25

QuEnEo, Can, Aug. 23.-Tho Gulf steamer
hthamchi, for Quebec, with d lnrgo numbor Of
n1ld waa ruiz ashore to prevent her sinking. iho
pagHengerB aro nll Hnfo.
, 1873-08-25
FRANCE,


PARIS, Aug. 23.-rhe Prefoct Of tho Dopnrt-
mont Of tho Euro to-day gave an entertainment
IN honor Of tho DUO do Drog1io, Minister OF
Foreign Affairs. D1any distinguished Fronch-
mon were among tho guests. In roply to
toast, tho DUO do Broglio said the Government
OF the Ropul1lic was engaged in q struggle, not
against public opinion, but against thoBo loose
principles which throaton to put an end to go
cial ordor. Tho struggle waa perious one. It
might DO loug ono. II would require in tho sup
port Of tho Government tho offort8 OF all llonoHt
citizcns Of tho republic, Tile problem which
tho situaton presents will aoon bo solved by the
National Assembly without passion, without in.
high cncomiu1n upon tic character Of President
Mch1ahon, whose private lifo md public actions
entitled himto bo called model Of honor. 1t was
good fortune for Franco to have such preBi-
dent as McMahon, whose loyalty to l1is country
iB above the tics Of party. slot le rally around
him." He alluded in kind tol ms to ox-Presltlent
Thiors, to whom. however, ho thought the
Assembly had manifested ample gratitude for
his grcat peryiceH.
, 1873-08-25

Spee}dl Uspa!ch 70 The ChicNgo T411ine.
NEwAnK, O., Aug. 23,-A son Of John Kin
noy, ono Of our mont worthy farmers, living four
nlilos wost, whilo rolling lloayy log OH wagon
to-day, was crushed to death by the log rolling
Oh hiul.
, 1873-08-25

m., holding, in tho monntitno, m executive
anltation md tho moro perfect Ilarnonigiue 0t Of
yiows ~
At 230 o'clock r. m. tho Convontion roeusou,-
ned ntd nominated, for tl,o Govoral county OIL
co.,; tho following gont1omon by ballot. Tho nom
ln Tor County Judge, A. N. Kingnhury; Tor County
Glorh, George III. Raymond; for IrcnH,,ror .1ol,il
Mclean; Superintendent Of Scl.oolu, Tra1lcY
Springer.
~ milo resolutions woro Of 1ocnl intorcat only.
Tho utmost una,liinity md goNl fooing prc-
Vaitod throughout. At tho close Of tho U0nvon-
ton, a. N. kingsbnry waA introduced, and lnado
very graceful and appropriate spooch Of ac-
ceptnnco.
, 1873-08-25

SWcfaE DiSpalcN 10 Tie CH}c7Jo 7F'6NHs
p1ATssiourlt, Nob., Aug. 22.-The Anti-Alonop-
olists Of platBnouth mot In tho Oourt-Ho,1ao to-
dny. Jacob vallcry, Jr., wauchoson Chairman, and
Capt. Phelps Inino, Secretary. Mr. Z, II. Mao~
Donagh waD elected dclogato to tho precinct
Wator tomorrow, to nominate county Anti
Monopoly ticket for Gasp County, and lake &C.
ton fl regard to the election tllia falI. Many
resolutions Woro alontcd,
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NEWS Isl MAIL.

The victims of the Wawassett disaster were
all residents of Washington and vicinity.
Early Sunday morning Baltimore was visit
ed by severe thunder storm, which did con-
siderable damage.
Col. John Stackpole, aged 60, Inspector of
Customs at Dover, n. H., was found dead in
his cellar Friday night. Apoplexy is sup
posed to have been the cause of his death.
The loss OF life by the catastrophe on the
Potomac is not SO great as at first supposed
The number is probably not over twenty.
Look out for counterfeit fifty cent curren.
cy notes. 1t is believed that numbers of such
are being printed from new and dangerous
plate.
1t is reported on high authority that Gener-
al Portfolio, with three thousand men, had en-
tered and captured Cienfuegos, Cuba, without
a shot being fired, and that he then proclaim
ed Don Carlos a. King of Spain.
The statement that an attempt was made
Friday to assassinate lIospodar Montenegro
of Austria is contradicted
Tee excursion party made up of representa-
tives of the1Eastern, Maine Central, and Eu-
ropean and North American railways arrived
at Halifax Sunday after an all-night detention
in the cars. caused by the engine getting off
the track.
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ROCkLAND.
KNIGHTS TEMrLAR.

Rockland, Me-, IL. The DeMolay Com
mandery of knights 1emplar, fifty in num-
Der, accompanied by the Skowhegan Band,
arrived here this evening in the steamer from
Belfast They were received at the wharf by
the Claremont Commandery of this city, with
the Rockland Band, and escorted through the
streets and to the quarters provided for them
at the Thorndike aud Lynde hotels. To-mor-
row morning the DeMolays, accompanied by
the Claremont Commandery, will proceed to
Thomaston by the ten o'clock train, where
they will visit the State Prison by invitation
of Warden Rice, returning here by special
train at noon. In the afternoon the two
bodies will embark in the steamer Clara Clar.
ita for Vinslhaven, where they will spend the
night, returning here the next morning. On
Wednesday they will march to Jameson's
Point, where a chowder and clam bake will
be served up. The DeMolays will leave for
in this city they will be the guests Of the
Claremont Commandery.
REUNION 4th Me. Rect.
The third annual reunion of the 4th Maine
Regiment Association takes place here this
evening and tomorrow. A public meeting,
with addresses, is to be held this evening, and
Tomorrow the members Of the regiment, with
those who choose to join them, will make an
excursion to Owls Head by steamer, where
the annual meeting Of the association will be
held and clam bake will be served up Re
turning TO this city they will close the festiv-
tiles with ball in the evening.
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STATE NEWS.

The New Sweden mail is carried from Car
ioou' distance of eight miles, by woman
Friday afternoon freight car on Conduct
or VESTS train was badly burned while APP
preaching Clinton. The value of the freight
burned is estimated at $780,
The republicans of Washington county will
hold their convention at Machias Thursday.
August 2lst.
| The Portland Machine Works have Just put
a sixty horse power engine in the WOODEN man
ufactory at warren.
The Boston & Maine railroad have Just re-
ceived another of their new parlor cars, No.
100, to be run on one of the Portland trains.
J. Hill of Calais was drowned while bath.
ing recently.
The buildings of J. Thompson of Princeton
were burned Monday. Loss $1,000. Insur-
ance $500. A barn owned by II. Woodcock
was also burned.
The following are recent business changes
in this State:
Portland-Lothrop & Davis, paper hang
lngs &C., dissolved; now G. L. Lothrop.
Bangor.-Stevens & Morrill,, carriages, dis
solved; now Il. w. Stevens.
Fairfeld--S. b. Bunker & Co, hardware,
dissolved now Benz. Bunker.
W. w. Rdeout & Co., manufacturers and
dealers in furniture; now Fairfield Furniture
Co.
Freeport. --Davis ( Marter, general store,
dissolved; nov j. +. Davis. F.ft
Lewiston.-D. F. Noyes. card mfr, sold
out to b. +. Robinson.
The Argus says: Ii has been ascerained
that the manuscript destroyed in the fire at
Brunswick Friday was not the Ilakluyt That
has been completed and stereotyped and sew
eral copies printed. 1t is thought the manu-
script destroyed was either the history of DR..
Woods father.
The excursion railroad men which left
Bangor Tuesday morning, bound on a tour
taking them over the +. & n. A. Railway, ar
| rived in st. John, Friday, from Fredericton.
The party on Saturday proceeded to Halifax
by the way Of Annapolis. 1t is expected that
they will visit Prince Edward Island before
teey return.
he yaId of Master John Shaw at Machias t
is to be commanded by Capt. William Sawyer
of Machiasport. She is owned by the builder
and others of Machias This is the second
vessel Mr.. Shaw has launched from bis yard
this yeGr.
The Pisca,aquis Observer says that little
child of Andrew J. Hammond Of Foxcroft,
about years old, fell into tub of hot water
one day last meek, and was fearfully scalded
about its legs aud back. /. will probably re-
cover.
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|enerable Senator Cameron of Penn.

|enerable Senator Cameron of Penn
will accompany the Presidents
|snd will be the guest of Speaker
Turing his stay in this CITY,
hrk, recently manager of the West
In Telegraph Co.. and agent of the
ed Press in this city, is rusticating
ire Island, North Boothbay.--Mr.
Eaton, of this city, was fellow-work-
he National Intelligencer office, with
Simon Cameron.-S. w. Wyman
", of this city, took the Portland
erday, for trip to New Brunswick.
Sanborn and wife, of the Insane
started for a pleasure trip to the
ountains yesterday. Capt. S. A.
native of Augusta, arrived here
anna, Santa Domingo, q few days
interested in the development of
tces of that fertile islrnd. re-
% given at the residence of Il. N.
3D., in Bangor, Saturday evening, in
Gov. Perham, who with his wife and
were the guests OF Mr.. E.--Hon.
ling and family arrived at Portland
,hington on Saturday. They will
hort time in that city and among the
ford.
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Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago, August IL.
New YORK, August ii

,, nIour s9oo uenahu iail prices, st9Sk continue
for cash and active, and higher for future, Sales,
No. spring new 2lal-2 hard old, rs; No,2 ~
spot, Ii 81 seller: Aug. Ii seller; Sept. No. s.
07al Os; Rejected S2a93. Corn steady 81 Laos
No. mixed spot or seller Aug. 3sal-4 seller. Sept
high mixed 3Sa IL. Rejected 3ial-2. No. and
high mixed canal 80 =. Oats firm and in fair de
mand 81 l2a34 for No. spot 26al-4. Seller sept.
rejected % IL. Rye firm fair demand, % for NO
.. Barley dun nominal for cash and higher for
Sept. Sales No. fall 92a93. Provisions quiet aud
unchanged. Pork in advance asked but no price
established, quOtnbe Is 67al5 10 spot or seller aus
Lard held with 3-4 bid for round lots. Bulk meats
quiet and unchanged. Bacon unchanged; no safes
Whiskey dull, nominal 81 IL BID.
Freights to Bunalo,-Corn l-2aS-t no, oon ..n
Receipts-I 600 -four; 6l 900 wheat @'|'O '
| 81, 900 oats 5000 rye. ooo ,,,.,t. aiO OO0
corn 81 600 oats 5000 rye; wv Dariey'
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NOTICE

TN BANKRUPTCY.--In the District Court of the
United States, for the District of Maine.
Notice is hereby given that a third general meet
ing of the creditors of Samuel Patton. Bankrupt,
District on the 18th day of September, 1873, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon before John W. May, one OF
the Registers in Bankruptcy in said District for
the purposes named in the twenty-eghth section
of the Bankrupt act of March 2, 1857.
JOSEPH w. SPAULDING, Assignee.
auglS toaW2WSW2t
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FIRE RECORD.

Minneapolis, IL. Fire in Lumber Yard of
W. +. Judd in this city yesterday destroyed
about S2,000,000 feet of Lumber. Several
frame building near by were destroyed. Loss
from $50, 900 to $4,000.
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Extract Of Roots aud herbs which almost inva.
riably cure the following complaints -
Dyspepsia, Heart Burn, Liver Complaint, and
loss of Appetite cured by taking a few bottles.
Lassit"de, Low spirits and sinking Sensation
cured al once.
Er"pfiom,, Pimples Blotches and all impuri.
ties OF the blood, bursting through the skin or
otherwise, cured readily by following the drec
tons on the bottle.
For Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Derangc
ments 1t has no equal; one bottle will convince the
most skeptical
VS'OrHss expelled from the system without the
least difficulty; afew bottles are sufficient for the
most obstinate case.
Piles, one bottle has cured the most difficult
case, when all other remedies failed.
.VerrOms DiMcMSsjes, Neuralgia, Headache,
&c. eased Immediately.
RheWMatisms, Swelled Jo ints and all Scrofalar
Affections removed or greatly relieved by this H.
valuable medicine.
| BroMehisis, Catarrh, Convulsions' anu n.y.
sterics cured or much relieved
Difficult RsreafAssS, Pain IN the Lungs,
Side and Chest almost invarblv cured by taxing
few bottles of the Quaker Bitters.
Female DiascmIties, so prevalent among
/ American ladies' yield readily 10 TINS ihNaiiaoio
| medicine-the Quaker Bttefs.
ss;y;ews Remittant and Intermittant Feyers, SO
nrevalent IN many parts OF our country, complete
" eradicated by the use OF the Quaker Biitters.
The .sxed fnd in the Quaker Bitters just the
/
II ouickens the blood and cheers the mind, aud
pa yes the passage down the plane Inclined
We One remain long unwell (urless aillct-
ed with an incurable disease) after taking few
bottles of the Quaker Bitters.
Sold by all Druggists 4 Dealers in Medicine.
Sold ut wholesale by w. II. Phillips y Co., Port
land; wholesale and retail by j. w. Perkins h Co.,
Portland Me-, and +. w. Kinsman, Augusta.
PREPARED BY skH8
DIR. II. =. FLINT a. Co, ID.
At their Great Medical Depot, 100 4 l97 Broal
street Providence, RI. marl2.6m