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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-22
VIM do WOmen take so Little In
ferest in FARMING.

Will some one who is older and wiser
than | please enlighten me? 1t may be
that daily companionship from early
childhood with Il father whose tastes are
wholly agricultural, has rendered my
nature SO unfemminIne that | take an
improper view OF the subject; but it
seems to me that II majority Of the wives
and daughters OF farmers take less i'll
terest in out door affairs than their posi-
ton demands.
know that many of them. (women,
too, who are dependent upon the profits
of the farm for their support,) know lit.
tie or nothing in regard 10 the farm
management, or the amount and kinds
of stock. poultry, &C., kept on the place,
and would scarcely know one Of their
own animals if seen off the farm.
One who ia unaccustomed to it has lit.
tie idea of the pleasure to be derived
from frequent visits 10 the barns and
stables, and it may be source OF much
advantage too. as women living remote
from villages stay too much within
doors.
Daily petl;ng, 'carding and coaxing,
with some nice morsel to eat from my
hand, for few weeks, tanned The wild.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-22
Don't Scold.

WHAT'S scolding? 1t is lashing with
tie tongue, moral and mental logging.
There is no argument about it, no per-
srasion, no law, no kindness; il is mere
cruel punishment Many q parent who
ould be ashamed to treat child un-
sparingly. will yet bring down upon it
the entire mental force very unmercilul-
Is indeed There is at this moment
case in the next room. very common
ole. but listen. "What are you doing
now? How dare you! Didn't / tell
you not 10 touch that? You are all the
time into some mischief! You are the
most troublesome little mink ever sawl"
and so on. Just imagine all that brought
to bear on a sensitive little child only
two years old, the tone and the look
making every impression seem like
distinct blow. The little spirit is crush
ell into silence or grieyed 10 tears.
When it is repeated again and again, it
is hardened into indifference. or more
frequently into defiance, screaming back
in that initiated cry with which SO many
children do their scolding. For they are
ap, imitators. When older, they will
tease and quarrel with each other, and
grow up fretful and complaining. love.
less and unloving. At maturity they too
will be likely to become scolds. This
thing seems in families like some dis.
eases. Cant he helped. them" did you
sayp Yes, it can. The remembrance
OF the suferings of such childhood
ought to be enough to help any intclli.
gent, rejecting person. and il il is not.
such race might as well die out. Such
moral blight is worse than almost any
merely physical disease that is handed
down from parent TO child.-N y. W.T.
moss.
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lie took her hand and looked ~ her;
No sound did that deep stiffness stir;
Even the weary, wandering rain
Had ceased to beat upon the pane;
Only about the perfect mouth
\ sigh, more faint than the faint south,
lowered a moments space, aud then
Died into nothingness again.
The words he spoke were brief and slow;
What could he say she did not know,
What pulse OF that impetuous soul
But owned her calm, serene eontroll
No need for him 10 test her heart
With cunning fence Of verbal art;
only 10 ask and wait her will
And, winning-losing-lov her still.
Perhaps she wavered; sy, perhaps
Tue shadow Of the cloud that wraps
The future from our questioning gaze
Let in some glimpse OF af(er-days,
some hint OF all she might possess
In that true spirits tenderness,
II but her weaker life might move
Unto the music Of his love.
Perhaps who knows: lie only knsw
The large grey eyes were dim with dew,
Saw only in the mouths sweet bloom
The shadow Of reluctant doom.
Felt only one sad, gentle word,
Aud then through that deep stiffness heard
Once more the weary, wandering rain
Beat dun against the window pane.
-.fPplCtoH's Journal
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Circulation about 1900
Rates Of Advertising.
Fsr / square, 4 inch OF space week, sl.oO
bach subsequent week. -
FOR square mos. s4.0O; mos. e.; year. ls "a
Ter eelumn year, SlGo.0o; / col. 80; col. 80.
SPECIAL NOTICES. per Ceut atditonAl.
fdoEArE NOTlCES-orticrs OF nstics OF Estate 2.eN
Orders on Wills, per square, lJ0
guardians Notices per square, 50
Administrators and SNesut0rs Notices, l-sS
Gree Insertions
JOB PRINTING OF Every Description
Promptly and Neatly Executed.
as. NJ. Pettcnsill 4 Co, ~ state Street, Bos
ten, aud - Nassau st, New York: :. K. Niles
Court ST, anu L. {. Evans. TO- Washington 81
Boston, are authorized Agents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-22

An Albany clergyman regards the use
OF fans in church as savoring of pro-tan.
alton, and has told the ladies of his con-
gregation SO.
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w. c. MeARDLE,
PHOTOGRAPH ARTIST,
SO. PARIS. MAINE.

81. PARlS. MAIN r.
Copying and Enlarging done TO order All the
new styles Rembrants, MedalliOns Berlius Por.
esiain- hezzo Tint Card, and RetOuch Card. by
Nhica new psOccss, We get rid OF MOles Freckles
anu anu Al lmperiectiOns Of the skin. Call aud see
'"s 10Y selves MOtto-GOOd work az low prices
south Paris, May q, lS73. 3m
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DEALER IN
sPECTACLES, sEWELRT, WATCH
CHAINS, SEALS, KEYS, PICTURES & FRAMES.
Also on hand aud for sale lOt Of TIN-wARE
and other nXngs.
A[CLoCKs, &C. EEPArRED-s 90
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-22

Subscribers can tell. o. examining the cOloIed
.hp attached 90 their papers the amount due, and
those Wishing 10 avail themselves of the advanced
payupsnts. can send % u by mail, Or hand 10 the
Rezrest agent sept. / -" the slip. means
the paper is paid for % that date. When money
g sent care should be taken 70 examine the slp,
And il the money is notoredited within two weeks,
80 shOuld be apprised al 10.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-22

The Village District sch ools III tbs city,
III begin next Monday. Miss Chase goes
ban Kendall ST. Intermediate, to Crosby st.
)hool Miss Wheeler goes from Crosby -.
|termefi late, to Chestnut ST.; Miss Kemp
b, graduate OF the High school. class Of -,
1es charge of the Kendall ST. intermediate;
SIS Landers, graduate of the High school,
ss of 10, takes charge Of the Chapel St.
binary Miss Hattie A eering, eradu-
of the Portland High school, and also Of
Oswego State Normal and Training
lool, goes into the High school as assistant.
the other teachers will occupy the same
itions as last term.
ding.
THURSDAY, August 2lst.
rhe jury who were out on the case against
ps Woodward for perjury when the court
burned last evening, reported that they
Fe unable to agree. They were allowed to
arate at nine o'clock. The county attor-
not deeming it worth while to try the
again, by advice Of the Judge, entered a
pros. This trial completing the business
he term the jurors were discharged and
court adjourned without day.
he next court in this county sits On the
of October, and must necessarily hold
ugh the following December to dispose of
one half the actions to be tried The
by assignment falls to Judge Danforth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-22

son of VIM. B. Astor, are loafng at Old Or
ehard.
Prof. Paul A. Chadbourn, formerly of Bow
doin College, and now of Williams College,
is spending the summer at the old homestead
in North Berwick
Francis Murphy, temperance reform speak
er, is laboTing in New Hampshire.
! Edmund Wilson, Esq, Director OF the
Knox & Lincoln r. r.. Co. was in the city
yesterday.
DR.. Murray, Medical Director of the De-
partment of the Pacific, is spending the sum
mcr with his family in this city.
The Press says Col. J. N. Haynes Of the
! Governors staff, wore for the first time, on
wednesday, his "star," representing his pres
ent rank as Brgadiar General, he having
been recently promoted from the position of
Assistant Judge Advocate General to Inspec-
tor General.
Hon. John l.. Stevens and wife, and their
daughters Oracle and Nellie, reached Boston
on Tuesday, from Europe, where they have
been spending few months, having sailed
from Montevideo last April. Mr.. Stevens
let; home on the 9Th of May, 1870, to onter
upon the duties of L. S. Minister to the re-
publics Of Uruguay and Paraguay. His many
friends will rejoice at his safe return. lie
arrived at his home in this city with his fami-
lily, on the $50 train last evening.
Hon. Joseph II. Williams of this city, is
announced in tile advertising columns of the
Portland Press, as "The Peoples Candidate
for Governor"
Mr.. Charles II. Mason, OF the firm OF Hunt
ington, Mason & Co. was member of the
firm Of 5. ". Huntington & Co.. for several
years before it was superseded BY the for
mer.
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FOR EI(sN.

Rome, n. The government has receive y
intelligence Of the destruction Of noted band
of robbers WHO have long operated in the vi
cini,y of Salerrino. Six were killed ard the
rest captured.
Madrid. II. The prisoners taken by tie
government forces in encounters with Can
tonial and Communist insurgents are TO be
sent to reinforce the Spanish army in Cuba.
Madrid The total strength of the Carlist
forces operating in the north, is estimated Al
IS 900 men Of all arms. The government is
actively progressing with the organization OF
rev levies, amounting 10 $4,000 men to take
the field against the rebels.
A LilI has been presented in the Cortes,
susponding the guarantee of individual rights
during die continuance of the present trou-
bles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-22
MEMS BY MAIL.

Cholera has brohen ont ia the Turks, prov
ilet Of Rornia.
Destructive Foods in the province Of AGRA
in India have caused large lo4s OF Hte.
Thirty five hundred native houses 6aye b.sn
swept away.
The coroner's Jury an the Chicago & Alton
railroad disaster have rendered a yerdict find
ing the conductor and engineer Of the coal
tram responsible, and warrants nave teeh -
sued for their arrest.
A suit has been brought IN the SlFfenle
court chamber at New YORK, to enforce the
laws of the State prohibiting trustees OF saw
mos hanks from acting As trustees o. Once
savings banks, or as directors OF oanHS "' CIR
culation and deposit.
Denredations on railway postal cars have
been 80 frequent of late that orders have been
issued BY the postoiiice department, which
practically forbid any persons but those duly
authorized entering the cars.
Gov. Howard and Gen. Burnside OF Rhode
Island were thrown ont Of carriage at Mar
tha's Vineyard Tuesday evening, both re-
ceivng severe bruises, but no serious iuju-
ries.
A mob of four hundred men have taken pos
session of Les Cygnes, Kansas, and have ar
rested the sheriff of Lyons county. They de-
clare that they will burn the town and hang
the sheriff unless he delivers up to them kel'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-22
Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago, August q -.

Flour ominally unchanged and quiet. Wheat firm
No. g. 10; rejected %. Corn firm; sales mostly Of
futures sales No mixed 3s is cash or seller; Aug
- % a 81 Sept 80 s. 10; Oct rejected 30; high
mixed 'iS IL IL. Rye easier and in fair demand :
No :, %; rejected nominal. Barley irregular and
lower for futures sept selling rs 20 closing l2o
closting 100 cash entirely nomna sample lots qui-
ct; sales ITO. Pork firm, lG Ii IL; cash futures
easier, 10 10 - Sept. Lard steady and 7SaS
cash; summer 1-s u 81; sept quotablc Il Is.
Hams in pickle dull and quiet . 81 Il ii L.. Dry
solid meats quiet and firm; shoulders sJ-s. Loose
bocon in not much enquiry; shoulders ga clear
sides 10 l.; suTar cured hams |. Il ID Whiskey
firm and in good demand, %.
Freight5 to BufIalo.-Com /.
Recepts.-i 900 hour: it7,oOo wheat; 32ig96 corn
- 600 oats 900 rye.
Shipments.-lo,0 -four; i0j 000'wheat: 400 81 q
corn - eco oats Il onJ rye ,10G barley.
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BATchELoR'S HAIR DYE.

TINS splendid Hair Dye Is the Iest IN tRe ico,la
The only True and Perfect Dye. Harmless, hcli
able and instantaneous; no disappointment; no
ridiculous tnts unpleasant odor. Remedies the
i'll effects OF bad dyes and washes, Produces M
MEDIATELY a superb BLACK OK NATURAL Brown,
and leaves the hair CLEAN, SOFT AND EEAUTIFi L.
The genuine igned W. \. Bachelor. sold by all
Druggists. CHAS. BATCJIELOH, Prop, y. j.
nOvll.snt&WIv
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Dyspepsia,

Flatu'ency, Sluggish Digestion, want of Tone and
Activity i'll the stomach and Bowels, Oppression
alter Eating, are sure to be relieved by single
dose taken after each meal
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The Beginnings of Sickness.

Sever trih. with what are called small ailments.
disorder easy OF contro first if negle cted for
few weeks may become Il mortal disease, Be
especially careful not to let debility gain upon you
for it is the door through whish all maadlcs enter
the 4ytrtn. If YOU feel languid, inert and TO use
common eEprcesiop, "as ii there was no life left
N You, RS rt at once to II stetters Stomach Bit
ter. That great veget die tonic Will supply the
tally you "a urgently need. 1t is nerve food.
i}y its tonic action The stomach Is so invIcorated
that dlgcsiion becomes regular, easy, perfect.
Wtile it, mild, cdlhaitc properties relieve the
boWtl from distractions, and it, Alternative opera
ton be, eficiaily affects all the so:retive organs.
For the mlserles OF dyspepsia, and they include
almost every unpleasant feeling that belongs to
physical disease and mental wretchednc>s this O.
tent tonic Is a certain and speedy balm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-22
81 ATE NEW y.

An excursion from Biddef3rd to Moose
head Lake has been arranged for next week
or week after. Excursonists Will have from
one to eight days at the Lake. Fares the
round trip not to exceed ten dollars. includ-
ing ride in steamer across The Lake
The leading merchant, Of lIoulton have
signed paper by wlich they agree to close
their places OF business at p. VI, all the year
round.
Lists OF Patents issued to clizens u Maine
for the week ending July %:
o. S. Howard, Bangor, device iur Center
ing Piston Heads.
q. W. Mason, AGbUrn. sewing Machine
Meter.
N. {. Stow, RocklanG. sbo. Edge Burn
shing Machine.
The journal says MIR. Castle at the Bel
fast Foundry. did some heavy casting on Sat-
urday, in the shape of four large carriage
trucks weighing one thousand pounds each.
They are tor Bodweil \ Co., OF Nnalhayen,
and are to 20 into ! huge carriage used in
hauling granite from the quaFries.
Two men fsom Bickiorl's brickyard drew
one So and the other $50 of their pay, put
on their good clothes and came over to attend
the circus. They were rung into patent
lottery swiEdIing affair on the grounds. at
which they saw a country dressed confeder-
ate making heaps OF money, aud lost all their
funds. They now think that tie game was
not quite rs square ~ a brick Belfast
journal.
LAUGHED Aug 9th, !san, the sAh al Hyny
T.. Macontber of Franklin, a th;te masted
schooner, measuring 20t tons \. II. This
schooner ", built ~ Master Hugh Maclon-
ala aud in rrt, rpSnqpt a first class VS.
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PORTLAND.
HOgsE TRor.

Portland, Me, 81. At the trot at Forest
City Park this afternoon between the stallion
Emery Fearnaught and Palmer Knox for one
thousand dollars, the former won in three
straight heats.
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Public Notice.
Proposals for q new Insane
Hospital.

'EHE Legislature Of Name at its last session pa
/ ed the following "Rcsolve, relating to new
lusanc Hospital" to wit
Whereas, the Insane Hospital is nov full, and
has from time to time been enlarged until no fur
Their enlargement thereof is feasible and hence the
State - now called upon TO enter upon the work
OF building another Insane Hospital; therefore,
Resolved, That the Governor with the advice OF
the Council, appoint three commissioners, whose
duty it shall he to solicit proposals from cities.
towns or individuals, an inducemcnt to the loca-
ton of said Hospital" &c.
Now, therefore, the undersigned commissioners
appointed under the provisions of said Resolve,
hereby give no'ice that they will receive such pro
posals from cities towns or individuals until the
thirteth day of September next. All proposals
should be sealed a addressed to the "Commi>-
sioners on New Insane Hospital, Office ofthc See
rotary of State Augusta, Maine"
WM. p. WHITEHOUSE.
JOSIAH q. COBURN,
Augusta, July llth 1919. iulyI9.t&W3w
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ENTIoN.
FROM NEW YOKh.

Nov York, 2l The sheriff has posted a
notice OF the sale of the furniture of the
comptrollers office, the pictures in the Gov
errors room at the City Hall, and a fire
engine on Tuesday next, unless the debt, said
to be owed by the city TO Judge Fowler, is
paid before that time. II is alleged that
Fowler owes the city over $1,000 for Illegal
fees III the surrogates court
New York, p. Chief Campbell, who was
removed from the Office of the police commits
sioner of Brooklyn this morning, was request
ed this afternoon to retain the office few
days, as he holds all the papers in the Stod-
dard Goodrich murder.
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A Good Home School for BOYS
TcPSIIANI. ME-.

Established IN 1851 by Hon. WARREN Johnson
now state superintendent o! Common schools
The location j. in the village OF Top-ham. oplo-
site Brunswick, on the main line OF tray between
Boston and Bangor, easy of access, attractive and
healthy.
Expenses for the entire School Wear,
$4,000. -Four Teachers and number of fupn-
limited to Forty.
Special Advantage:
l. \ location unusually attractive he ;tlity and
accessible.
,; Complete arrangement of rooms for comfon
and convenience.
3. No day scholars, and complete isolation from
Iii turbng influences.
1, Thorough drill in Elementary studies, -es.
pecially in Reading, Spelling, fenmanship and
Arithmetic.
), Number of pupils 80 small as TO secure. per-
sonal attention from the Principal
&. Faithful religious influence without sectaritn
bias.
:. Abundant physical exercise under proper
supervision. X. o. LlNSI4kN, PRINCIPAL
Uug2-llW&wiW
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Funeral Obseuu,s.

Philadelphia, 81. The funeral of Hon.
VIM. M. Meridith took place at noon to-day
from his late residence. His remains wer
conveyed to Christ's church. The following
gentlemen acted as pail bearers Judges
Reed, Strong, Cadwalader and Ludlow, j. j.
Barclay, Hon. VIM. Darlington, Peter Nc
Call, and Ii. J. Witham.
The carriages were four 10 number, only
conveying the pail bearers, members OF the
family and household servants. The church
was filled with the friends of the deceased
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'SAVAi..

Washington, u. The gun oat Ossipee is
ordered to be ready for sea September Goth.
Lieut.. Eaton ia ordered to the Boston Navy
Yard.
Admiral Case, who was Mt c orfu, July 81,
writes of his intention to make & cruise
among the islands of the Archipelago, and
expects to be at Athens, September 18th.
Admiral jenkins was at Shanghai early in
July, and was to proceed soon 10 the coast of
Japan.
The Court Martial eases whc h have called
so many vessels to Shanghai h ave been con-
cluded
Rear Admiral jenkins annou noes the fad.
ing and sentence of dismissal in the case OF
Lieut.. Commander James II. Rowland, late
in command of the Polas, who was tried or
charges of scandalous conduct, and conduct
unbecoming gentleman and an officer of the
Navy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-22
(OrOnOr's Inquest.

Patterson, n. j. The coroner's inquest
was concluded to-day in the case of Simon
Geonga, the Frenchman who was fatally
beaten near the Singack brick yard a
few days ago. a girl named Rose Eckhart,
testified that she saw one Mr.. Carthy and a
youth, named Nugent, strike one of several
Frenchman with a heavy club on the night in
question. Nine OF the twelve jurymen gave
in verdict duplicating Mccarthy and Nugent
and several others in the death of Geonga.
The other three iurymen only implicate the
two parties named The whole country
around is excited over the murder.
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GFHIs' FURNISHING Goops! Large stock,
latest styles at Huntington, Mason ( Co.'S,

MY KINGDOM FOR \ HoRsT.-WhGt the
purse CT King Richard could not then pro-
cure, all can now purchase for song. The
Centaur Linment will not raise the dead horse
of King, but it will cure a lame one, and
more than that-it is the most remarkable
thing Tor sweliings, stiff joints, cakod breasts,
stings and bruises, the world has ever seen.
a man ought to suffer with the rheumatism
who has not tried this linmcnt.
CHILDREN CRY-for Pitchers Castora
1t regulates the stomach. cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. It is a substitute for
castor oil. august 11-1m
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Boston Boo, ana shoe Market.


ILEsDAIi AUgUsI II.
The shipments of Boots aud Shoes from this mar.
ket TO places outside OF New England, for the past
week, comprise i6s1} cases, against la077 cases for
the same week last year.
Total shipments since January t. 19.,i11 cases,
against ST. i9 cases for the period last year
The shipment of shoes from Lynn for the past
week have been 1850 ca-es, against 5237 cases for
the same week last year
The shipments from Haverhll for the week have
been 32i5 eases, against 3231 cases for the same
week last year.
Although buyers continue to buy cautiously, and
there is an entire absence of any excitement in the
market there is a decided Improvement in trade,
and with those sent direct from the factories the
shipments are fully equal to those of last year.
There Is more activity in the manufacturing towns
and As manufacturers return from the seaside and
the country to their frctores we look to see more
active operations There is every appearance of a
good fall trade, but it must be borne in mind that
extreme caution is necessary lest ore goods bt
produced than customers Will require.
! Prices are unchanged, and for staple good are
well sustained.
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The Italian tSOVN.

New York, 81. In addition TO the testimo-
ny in the case of the Italian boys, Deputy
Marshal testified in two cases IN Crosby ST.
he found 100 children. In each room ten or
twelve boys, each tied by the wrists with "A
cord and man in charge in every room. In
some eases the children were marked ly pa
dronos by branding on the check lip. or ear.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Three Persons Killed and Othe,> Badly
Scaidel.

Cincinnati. Ohio, p. vt .our clock this
afternoon, the Childico, tie accommodation
train on the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad,
collided with 4 freight train east OF MontgGm-
cry, totally wrecking both locomotives and
baggage cars. Three train men were killed
and three others badly scalded. The passen-
gers all escaped unhurt with one exception.
\ gentleman in a baggage car was slightly in
iured
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T3ien.

Ia Ro7ion, l1th INST, Mrs. Lucy e.. widow of the
late DR.. s,ias Holman, formerly of Gardiner, aged
- years.
In Ellsworth, 18th inst, Mrs Besey Tredic, aged
g years; 18Th inst, Mrs Hannah wife of Abram
sargent, aged g years; 18th inst, Nathan Emery,
aged - years. Mr.. Emery was q soldier in the war
of lsl2
In Trenton, 18th inst, Mary Abbc Bowden, aged
+ years: llth INST Mrs Ellen NJ, wife OF Peter
Moore, aged S6 years
In sullivan, l7th inst, Mrs. Mary, wife of Edward
Preble agel4l yeArs.