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BRUNSWICK Ga. Nav 10Th. ISL:

The Schooner A. X. woodard is here
with Timber for Abraham Lord and Isaac
n. Grant OF your place. II is manufacture
ed by Messrs Cook Bros. & Co. formerly
Of Mass. They are live men and know
their business. The Mills here are located
close TO the water SO that the vessels load
directly from them. All run by Steam.
They employ at this Mill about fifty mer
mostly colored.
The Lumber is sawed by circular saws,
which saw it more rapidly than any other
There are four or five other mills here car.
ried on by Northern men. l learn tn o,
there are some thirty Mills on the Bruins
wick and Georgia Road. their Lumber be.
ing shipped mosely from this place.
This City has about three thousand in.
habitants about half Of which are colored
The buildings are mostly Of the old style
with a few exceptions. The Messrs Cook
have fine Houses of modern build, they
seem to live like people of Maine. There
are seven or eight Churches here, four of
them are occupied BY the whites, the
others by the colored population.
The natives seem 10 be satisfied with
just enough to keep soul and body TO-
gether. There is not much raised here,
. few Rice and cotton Plantations about
all, Mercury SO In the shade.
AK. w.
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-May goth the ne W
internal revenue law, which abolishes the
offices OF assessor and assistan assessors,
and collects the taxes by stamps instead of
by special tax receipts, went into opera
ton. In this State the five assessors and
the nineteen assistants retired from office,
and $4,000 year in collecting the same
tax will be saved. The estimated yield OF
revenue in the State for the current
revenue year is sl.5,Uvo. There are hye
Collectors In the State
First district. Franklin j. Rollins. Port
land; second district. Charles j. Talbot.
Harrington; third district, Selden Conner,
Augusta; fourth district, Hiram Ruggles,
Bangor; fifth district, 4. +. Drinkwater,
Ellsworth.
In the first and second districts the old
Collectors remain; Peter +. Sanborn ~
tires in the third. Jere Fenno, in the fourth
and David Howe In the Nth.
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The Governor Question.

With all due Difference to our brethren
OF the Press, We regret that thus early
SO much should have been written, and SO
much feeling should have been manifested
In relation TO the candidacy for Governor
of our State
1t has the appearance OF an attempt at
forestalling the action of the Convention
and gives rise to the impression that more
or less of jealousy exists In the ranks OF
the Republican party.
OF course, there can be no objection to
expression. Of preference for this or that
candidate, or of opinion as to the wishes
OF the people in any locality; but when
violent attacks are made on candidates and
their supporters, and elements are intro
dneed which have nothing to do with the
issue, 1t appears to us impolitic and un-
wise. Particularly is this the case, when
names of two such sterling men as those
otEdward Kent and Nelson Dingley, Jr.,
are prominent.
Holding these views, We repeat to-day
what we have already minated, that of
These two names our personal preference
is for Judge Kent, and we think the same
preference is felt by tine citizens OF ELS
worth. and OF Hancock County. He has
been long known among Us, and his life
and services have Won orr admiration and
affection. Among our people. Mr.. Dingley
is not 30 well known and on this account
perhaps, not our preference.
II is possible we may be mistaken in
public sentiment, but We have frankly
given our own feelings, and freely accord
to our fellow Republicans their choice.
IL matters not to us, ifevery paper in the
State prefers another candidate. our rega I'd
for Judge Kent would still reman the
same; but when the people shall voice their
wishes, be it Kent or Dingley or any other
good Republican, we shall cheerfully aud
heartily give him our support.
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WASHINGTON, Iowa. 4.-Addhional
dispatches Of the tornado make the dam
ages great deal more than heretofore re-
ported. Six more persons have died.
making eight in all. There are many
others whose lives are despaired of. These
are all reported within six or eight miles
on the line Of the storm. To what extent
the storm ragged in other parts OF the coun-
try is not yet learned. An enormous
amount Of property has been destroyed.
1t is impossible to describe the scene
after the storm passed. Il resembled q
long track Of country that had been sud-
denly flooded and everything carried away.
and as II the water had suddenly fallen
and left everything in complete ruin. The
force OF the storm was such that nothing
resisted it. Heavy objects were carried
over quarter OF mile and thrown to the
ground, with such violence as to half i'm
bed them In the earth. Wagons and farm
implements Of all kinds were strewn all
around. Even the spokes were broken
out Of the wagon wheels.
A hog was found pierced through and
pinned TO the ground BY spike of timber
two BY four inches. Over loco persons
from Washington visifed The scene Friday,
aad rendered all the assistanes In their
power to the sufferers. A telegram from
Sigourney says that at Lancaster every
house bat one was entirely DESTROYED, but
no one was rep0stsd killed, though many
were seriously hUst se DIS.
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County News.


tFor County Items see third pagel
Cassine-Easieru state Normal school.
The exercises at the close of the sixth
school year were attended by Gov. Perham
and Members Of the Council, Superinten-
dent johnson, the Board Of Trustees OF
the Normal Schools, former graduates and
pupils of the Institution, relatives OF the
pupils and friends Of the school from dit
ferent parts Of the State.
EXAMINATIONS.
These were attended on Wednesday Nav
2l-in the forenoon, the class In Chemistry
conducted by the Principal, Mr.. Fletcher:
in Physiology and Geology by Miss Coffin !;
In Rhetoric by Miss Hughs; in Geometry
and Geography BY Miss BARLEY; in History
and Algebra by Miss Lufkin. In the AT.
ternOOn, Dielectics and General Exercise s
by Mr.. Fletcher and Miss Coffin. These
examinations were well sustained, compar-
ing favOrably with those of former wears.
The range Of studies and the ground gone
over are Of such extent that only hard
study and earnest teaching could give so
favorable results.
DEDICATION OF THE EASTERN STATE NOR
NAL SCHOOL HOUSE.
This was on the evening Of Wednesday.
The large Hall Of the new building was
closely packed. The order of exercises
were as follows:
Beading Of the Scriptures, Rev. Mr.. Myrick.
Prayer, Rev WIN. Ives.
MUSIC. El
ADDRESS BY Hon. E. q. Harlow, Of the Com.
mittee on Public Buildings,
Address by His Excellency, Gov. Perhsm.
Address BY Hon. Warren johnson.
Address BY Mr.. g. 7. Fletcher. ..
Dedicafory Address BY the State Supsrinten,
dent Of Sch0ols. iH-
Dedicatosy Ode, written for the occasion by
Ars. r. A. Lawrence. -.aq ...l-l
veice 1sr TIE people, o spirit Of song,
Echoigg hill-tOps shal pass it along;
Ion kastern mountain and far-hoWng sea,
looa!ehrbu8 bat11emea1s, heralds shall be-
4eefuinG fair tower crowns I'll the glad scene,,
The Hace md the glory where nature sits queen.
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lNoNsUMPTIoN CAN BE CURED
StHENtk's PCLMOMIC SYRUP,
StHENCk SEAW Fed TONIC,
SIHENlh'S NNDRkEE Pills

Are the only Medicines that will cure puImon.
AIRY Consumption.
sometimes medicine that will stop a cough " IN
often occasion the death Of the patient II locks %
me hyerstops tho circu istion OF the blood
image iollows and In tact clogging the action of
the very organs that caused the cough
Liver complaint and dyspepsia are the causcs
OF two-thirds of the eases Of con sumption. MANY
are now complaining with dull pain in the side
the bowels sometimes costive and sometimes too
loose. tongue coated, pain IN the shoulder blade
feeling sometimes very rcstlss 50 aud at other time.
drowsy the ioCd that IL taken lies heavily on the
stomach accompanied with aniitty and OF belle h..
wilma. ihesc symptoms usually originate from
Adisordered condition OF the stomach or a torpid
Rive. Persous so affected II they take one or two
heavy colds and II the cough IN these cases IL,
suddenly stopped. the lungs, liver and stouiac h
clog and romain torpid and Inactive and before
me patent Is aware OF his sita alton the lungs are
ama*s OF sores, and slcs rated aih i. the in
eyiiable yVsuIt.
schonc1'. Pulmonic Syrup Is an e1pcotorant
which does not contain any opium. nor anyLhinx
oalc ulaiec 20 check cough suddenly
schehck,s >cawocd tonic disaoives the food
mixes with the gastric luico OF the stomach d.
ge-ts ca.l y-hoarishes the System and creates 4
healthy circulation Of the blood When the bow
els are cosuyc skin sallow and the patient 4, OF a
bilious habit. shepeh's Mandrake PiIls are re-
qulrcf These medicines are prepared by Dr J.
H.-CHENCh & son, Northeast corner OF sixth
aud Arch streets, fhila- Pa and tor sale BY Geo
I. GOODWIN Co. Is Hanover st. Boston and j
Henry, College place n. Y, Wholesale Agt.
For safe by druggists generally. sp.no. iemoti
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11t~ advertisements.
Sale of Public Lands.
STAIR OF MADE, LAND OFEICE.
BANGOR, MAY 1lth ls-g

bANSok MAY 4&th, ISIS.
Notice Is hereby given that the following town.
ship- or tracts OF land, situated In the Coanty of
fransn, set apart Tor sale under the provisions of
the Revised statutes, Chapter Sestion % will lie
sold agreeably 10 the direction OF the Governor
and Council. on MONDAY, the frat day Of sen.
tenbcr neAt Al l. O'Clock. At the Land Once IN
Bangor, by s.alel proposals, TO be received nj
any time previous to said time Of sale no pronn-
sals 10 be received unless ten per cent ar th.
minimum price Is PAID into the Land Onice with
the proposal.
The following a list OF the lands to be sold a.
Aforesaid, with the minimum price per acre for
each. vik. -
Township number Three, tn Range Five ives, Of
blhshAms hennebee Purchase, the miminufn
price fixed being Is cents per acre.
All that part OF township number Three Range
SIX. 'yin2 within the hmis OF the state the mini
inum price aAed therefore being % cents per
-
All that part OF township number Two in
Range seven, lying within the limit. OF m. al.
'he minimum price AXed therefore being twenty
&c nts per acre.
Payment 70 be made as follows. VIZ One-ihird
Of the purchase money In cash Including IN. ten
per cent, OF The minimum price deposited and tbs
Oa'ance by notes for three equal sums. payable
annually In one. two and three years. respect
iHIly, with Interest aud \ BOND with sum.
Gent surety Tor the payment OF lair stumpaxe o,
az 'lhoeT 70 be cut thereon, To be applied 10 the
pas inent OF the notes. Deeds To lie conditional In
the usaal form OF state deeds.
PARKER +. BURLEIGH.
i'"-- Land Agent.
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LOUISIANA,
A PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT.

~ Ahc~IAAAAioN bf INK PRESIDENT.
Whereas, under the pretence that WILL
lam 7. kellogg. the present Executive of
Louisiana, and the officers associated with
him In the State adninlstr alton were not
duly elected, certain turbulent and tiisor-
derry persons have combined together r
With force and arms to resist the laws an
ccestituted authorizes Of said State; and
whereas 1t has been duly certified by the
proper local authorities, aud judicialiy de-
termined by the Courts OF said State that
said officers are entitled to hold their OH.
ces respectively. and execute and dis chaarye
the functions thereof; and whereas Con-
gress at It's late session upon a due consid-
Grafton Of the subject, tacitly recognized
the said Executive and his associates then
and now In Office by refusing to take any
action with respect thereto; and, whereas,
1t Ii provided in the Constitution of the
United States that the United States shall
protect every State In the Union on the an
plication ofthe Legislature. or of the Ex-
ecutive when the Legislature cannot be
convened. against domestic violence. and.
whereas it is provided in the laws of the
United States that In all cases Of iusurrec-
ton ia any State. or of the obstruction to
the laws thereof; it shall be lawful for the
President ofthe United States on applica.
ton Of the Legislature Of such State or Of
the Executive when the Legislature can
not be convened, to call forth the militia of
any other State or States or to c,n,,loy
such part OF the land and naval forces a,
snail be judged necessary for the purpose
OF suppressing such Instruction. or caus-
Ing the laws to be duly executed: and.
whereas the Legislature of said State under
Section of Article Of the Constitution of
the United States and the laws passed In
pursuance thereof, has therefore made ap-
plication to me for such part Of the militia
~ force of the United States As NAV be
necessary and adequate to protect said
State and citizens thereof against domestic
violence, and to enforce the execution of
the laws; aud whereas IL Is required that
whenever II may be necessary In the Judy
ment Of the President to use the military
force for the purpose aforesaid he shall
forthwith by proclamation, command such
Insurgents to dispense pcaceably to their
respective homes within a limited time
now
Therefore. l. Ulysses ). Graut, President
OF the L nited States, do hereby make proc
lamation and command said turbulent and
disorderly persons TO dispense and retire
peaceably to their respective abodes with
In twenty days from this day, and hereafter
to submit to the laws and constituted au-
thorities of said State. and invoke the aid
and cooperation of all good citizens there.
OF. to uphold the Law aud preserve the
public peace.
(Signed,) US. Grant.
The President has directed the DEPART
ments of the government 10 be closed on
the Both inst, In order To enable the en-
ployees to participate in the decoration Of
soldiers, graves.
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INTERNAL REvESCE.-In the Fifth Dis
trict, for the First Division comprising the
County of Washington, Jeremiah Foster.
Esq, of East Machas, has been appointed
Deputy Collector, and for the Third Divis-
ion, comprising the counties of Waldo
and Knox, Jeremiah Tolman. Esq, OF
Rockland, has been appointed Deputy
Collector.
All persons required by law to pay
special taxes, should at once apply to the
above named officers, for their special Tax
Stamps.
Taxpayers residing in Hancock County
should apply to 4. +. Drinkwater, Collec.
:or at Ellsworth.
heavy penalty is imposed on persons
neglecting TO procure the requisite Tax
Stamp.
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q. The Republicans OF Maine and all others who
support the present National and State Admins
trations are invited to send delegates 20 . state
Convention 70 be holden In
NOrOmbega Hail, Bangor,
Tharsaay, Jaae 10, 1sS3, IT n o'eloek.
for the purpose of nominating . candidate for
Governor and transacting any other business that
may properly come before the convention.
The basis of representation will lie follows
Each city, town and plantation will be entitled
to one delegate and one additional for every Is
votes Tor the Republican candidate for Governor
in ls72. A fracfioE of 70 votes, additional to the
iuil number for delegate, is also entitled to a
delegate.
Delegates are authorized to M vacancies only
with actual res dents of the country to which the
town belongs.
The State Committee will be In session at Q
O'Clock the morning of the Convention tor the re
eeption of credentials.
JAMES G. BLAI~E, kennebeek, cHAIRMAN.
WILLIAM p. FRYE, Androscoggin.
EREN WOODBURY., Aroostook.
STANLEY i. PuLLEN, Cumberland.
Z. {. PERKINS. Franklin
JoHS d. HOPKINS, Hancock.
L. X. SPEAR. Knox.
;. ;. MARBLE, Lincoln.
+. +. SHAW, Oxford
JOHN II. LrSDE, Penobseot.
Z. A, THOMPSON, Piscataquis.
= ID. SEwALL, Sagadahoc.
SfwAIL r. PRESCOTT, Somerset.
FRED ATWOOD. waldo.
NELSON ;. ALLAN, Washington.
LEONARD ANDREWS. YORK.
z. A. SMITH. SECRETARY.
Nav /, 1873.
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The Maine Poultry Association offer.
liberal premium to the boy not less than
twelve years OF age. and another to the
girl over twelve years old, for the best
collection Offowl of their own raising. to
be exhibited at the fair of this association.
The stone work on the Bangor and
Bucksport railroad is nearly completed.
Two and half miles are graded. The
Iron will be laid about September
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Exciting news reaches us from Frsncs

Exciting news reaches us from France.
Saturday the government was defeated BY
nteen majority in the Assembly, and
Theirs and his ministry sent in their re
signations which were accepted. Marshal
McMahon was then elected President. The
republican leaders and journals are acting
wisely, counselling moderation and Cd
hscsncs 70 the new , g0yerpnent, and
perfect order prevails throughout Ffance.
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Summary Of Business done ct Probate Court
holden af 1ucksport, on the 2l& day lef Nay
A. D. 1873.
90. A. cYl1. 2ss',. 9AsxI2 7ccY ,,a,.
Administrator granted upon Estate of Abra-
nam stover, late Of Penobscot. Avery II.
Whitmore, Administrator
Inventories returned upon the Estates Of
Lizzie w. Wells, and ais, minors of Brooklip.
Lettie Wells Guardian. Donald Nicholson,
BuckspOrt, Johanna Nicholson, Admini,tratrix
James Little, Bucksport, Jos. T. Little, Ad-
ministratOr.
Commission Of Division appointed on Es.
tate Of Ebenezer Torrey, late Of Deer Isle
Franklin ClOsson, Administrator.
Pet. for sale Of Real Estate filed upon the Is
tates Of Mason Joy, late Of Ellsworth, Eliza
beth Joy, Administrative. John V. Tinker.
non compos. c. NJ. Holden, Guardian.
Wills proved. Mary L. Eastman, Executor.
Wills fled. Sarah r. Hinckley, late Of Blue
hill. james GOOdae, late of Bucksport.
Petitions for allowance, on Estate of Donald
Nicholson, late Of Bucksport, and Frank H.
Sellers, late Of Penobscot.
Allowance made on Estate Of Mark s. Per-
kins, late Of Csstine.
Pet. for Administration on Estate Of Betsey
Peters, late Of Bluehill, Rosie A. Carter and
ais, minors Of Bluehill, Augustus W. Eaton
appointed GUARDIAN. 1w22
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BCCK6PORT DISTRICT.
'haa. r. Dunn. pYesidinv MA

SuaSs 0s Ouuu, 1IcUU1l08 6tOer.
BuckspoFt, C. A. Plummer.
Bucksport Centre, supplied BY ]. Bean.
East Bucksport, TO beSupplied.
Orlsnd, G. n. Eldridge.
Orrington, W. +. Jewell
Centre and South Orrington, 8. H. Beale.
SeaFspoft, L. L. Hanscom.
Belfast, W. l. Hanscom.
Deer Isle, B. +. Stinson.
Castine, J. A. Norelen.
renobscot, &c, +. A. Bragdon.
eRry. &C., VIM. Reed.
- Desert, to be supplied.
rranhha, H., ". B. Fenlason.
Harrmgtca, &c. supplied BY A. h Hanscom
Cneryneid I'D 6teuben, TO be supplied.
CSosImoaa, e, applied BY C. Kifklaad
Cutaer I'D Whitiag, 8. Z. Ha,epsm.
PemhFeke, A. ]. L0ckwood.
Robbfnston, W. Fam.
2Astpo1t, b. II. Michel.
CllaiS, C. L. Hnke1l. Hf1A 81, Gs-
011noWn, A. 9. ToWnssnd. d9 isnt,s.
Alaxnn1ef, r., 8. y. Danfea. usso q
0oo1e 1ol1ythe, PRINCIPAL r Y. G. oeDv.
q. Il CtaSk, Chaplain o. 8. n. =
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SpefiaI 4sotiess.
The Confessions Of an Invalid.

Published ~ Warning and for the benefit OF
Young Men and others who suffer from Nervous
Complaints. Debility, Loss OF Manhood, etc., sup.
plying the means Of self-cure. Written BY one
who cured himseh AFTER undergoing Considerable
quacdery, and sent free on receiving \ poi paid
directed envelope. 30 l3H. GgWO - :
Sufferers are invited TO address the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Box 49,
6mos.ll Brooklin KING Co NV
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-wag ner, the Isle OF shoals murderer,
has been arraisned, plead not guilty, and
his trial Is set down for June 9th.
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The range ofdisorters which Weld to the in t,iu q.
cnne of this medicine, and the Number of defined
diseases which it never fails to cure, are greater
than any other single me dicine has hitherto been
recommended for, by any other single med.
Iclne mas hitherto been even recommended for BY
any other than the propretors OF some QuAek nos.
unm. These diseases are Scrofnia and all Erup-
I'VE diseases and Tumors rheumatism, Gout,
Neunaigla, and spinal complaints. and all Innam.
matory symptoms, Ulcers, ali Syphililic disea SCI
Kidney and Bladder diseases, Dropsy, the whole
train OF painful disorders which so gener y am ct
American women, and which carry annually
thousands of them to premature graves Dy.pep.
sis, mat universal curse Of American m nhood /;
u"attburn. Files, Constipation, Nervousness
inability Ia sleep and Impure blood
Ihis II u formidable list of human ailments for
any single medicine 10 successfully attack. and Il
Is not probable that any one article before the
Puoic has the power to cure the quarter Of them
excepting tho NEoEriNE, II lays the axe q the
root OF the tree Of disease by nrst emin lii z
every imPurity from the blood promoting the Sc.
crcuons. opening the pnres-the gteat csrape
valves OF the system-inv igoratng the liver to It's
inu and natural action cleansing the stom aeh md
strengthening digestion, THIS much accompli IN.
ell, the speedy AMI the permanent cure oi not on.
~ the diseases we have enumerated. hut hkew sc
the whole train of chrome and con tntonal Ill
orders Is certain to follow. This Is precisely whs
Nh1kl1SE does, and 1t does quickly and 50
easily. that u l. an accomplished fact limo st
before the patient Is aware OF II himself Imsi
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HOW TO GET RICH

now any man, woman, girl or boy may 20, rich
FROM Five CENTS CAPITAL,
sent Tor I'm CENTS, and stamp for re turn
postage. Address, A. q. GRINDLE,
ly-- south Penobscot, Maine
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The Best Evidence !

The following letter from REV. Z. s. BEST
Pastor n. L. Church. Nantick, Mass. will be read
with interest BY many physicians. Also those
suffering from the same disease as afflicted the
son of ihs Rev. Z. 9. Best No person can doubt
shis testimony. and there 10 no doubt about the
curative powers of vEGErtHE.
,A - NAxTfcK. Mass, Jan. /, 1878
uT. II. n. srEvuxe:
DEAR SIR We have good reaso n for regarding
your NtGxrsE medicine oil the greatest value
we feel assured that 10 has been the means of saw
ng our sons life. He is now seventeen year. OF
age Tor the last two years he has suffered from
necrosis ofhis l~g, caused by scrofuious afection
and was 40 far reduced that nearly all that saw
MN tnonght ms recovery Impossible. council
OF able phvscians could give US but the faintest
nope OF MS ever railying two Of the number de-
ctahing that he was end the reach Of human
remedies, ssd that even amputation could not
save him. as he had not visor enough TO endure
the operation. just then We commenced giving
him NEoErINE, and from that time to tn present
he has been continuously improving. lie has
lately resumed his studies, thrown away crutches
and cane. and walks about cheerful and strong
Though there IL still some discharge from the
opening where his limbi lanced we have the
fullest confidence that in a little time he W III be
perfectly cured.
He has taken about three dozen bottles of
NEGETlNE, but lately uses but little. as he de-
c iaier that he Is too well to be taking medicine
Respectfully YOURS, Il. ;. BEST.
MRS. l.. c. r. BEST.
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Bangor pays it liquor agent 600 and
an assistant 600. GosIss3t .b oil E
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The following appointments were made by
the East Maine Conference'of the Methods,
Episcopal Church, which closed its twenty.
sixth annual session at Damariscotta on Non.
day, for the