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The Ohio Railroads.

In Ohio there are fifty railroads, exclu-
sive of the narrow gagueroads-eight of
which did not pay their running expenses
during the year 1875. Thirteen paid no in
terest on their bonded Indebtedness. Sew
en- are in the hands of receivers. The
gross receipts of these roads for 1876 a.
to $34 4,119, ,O49, while the opera
ting expenses were $34, ,404 ,565, being $9,7-
14,4s4. The total cost of these roads, in
cluding all debts, was $317, ,222 ,232. show
ing that the net earnings are trife over
three per cent. of the invested capital
The total bonded indebtedness of these
roads is $3.50, ,OOO, 900, all of which bear six
per cent, interest or more, so that the net
earnings will not be sufficient to pay the
interest on the bonded debt and leaving
nothing for the millions invested by stock
holders, Of which there are II 900. Ifthis
is the result Of railroad investmets in Ohio.
the leading State in agricultural products,
with growing manufacturing enterprises
and coal and iron in abundance, what must
be the condition Of railroad property in
less populous and favored States?
Southern Connections Of the Texas and
Pacific.
An examination Of the railways which
now. or by the construction Of short links,
may be made to connect with the terminus
Of the Texas and Pacific road, will show
shat there il no important point East o.
the Mississippi which cannot be reached
and benefited by the completion of thi'
great Southern railway.
For instance, ninety-six 1861 miles o
road from Shreveport to Monroe, will con
meet with all the lines pia Vicksbnrg
through Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia
and the Carolinas, and verging to the Ma
tional capital, thence to Baltimore, Phila
deiphia, New York and New England
while line from Shreveport TO Vermillion
vile would form complete rail connection
with New Orleans, and thence by othe
lines to all points on the coast.
The entire Eastern seaboard can be reach
ed by lines through Virginia and Kensut
Ky, and the Gnlf ports of Galveston an
Houston by the Texas Central and Grel
Northern roads already constructed--Mt
bile Ata.) Register.
, The latest dodge of the anti-green bacl
srs is, that the bill authoriziRg the issue
: the gresnback has been declared unconst
tusional BY the U. 8. Supreme Court. II 9
> it must BE- null and void, and that beir
the case, the bill authorizing the issue
bonds is in the same predicsmsnt, and bo
: are Unconstitutional and worthless, thss
fore rsliving Us from all war debts. B.
we don't believe u. for our tax saceip
speak diffs,ently, and by the monthly stai
msnts Of the U. 8. Treasurer We see ID
% $500 900 in grssnbacks bearing no inteYe
70 are destroyed each month, to make roo
for $2lo 600 bond dravins4a per cent, int
70 est. BFsshssn let us pssy. Elisabeth JOu
mad.
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Daniel E. Beatty's S
PARLOR ORGANS.

These remarkable instruments possess capacities
for musical effects and expression before at
tanned. adapted for Amateur and Professional, and
an ornamentin any parIor.
EIeeL in Quality Of Tone, Thorough Work
monship, Elegant Designs, and Finish.
and Wonderful Variety of their Combination Solo
Stops. HS-Beauntiful new Centennial Styles now
ready.
DANIEL F. BEATTY
WASHINGTON. New Jersey. u s a.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
GARVES & MCCARTHY,

AT THE SIGN OF THE RED BOOT.
I continue TO keep on hand full line Of Boots
l. and Shoes, Ladies' Misses and Children's ware,
which will sell ut panic prices. Custom ware
Featly, quickly and cheaply done,
Feb.i6. GRAVES 4 McCARrY.
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J. W. Hulrs is the Headquarters for
ammunition
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Medical men often puzzle themselves
over the large sale that DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup enjoys. Its great popularity is due
only to the excellent qualities possessed by
this household medicine. 25 cents.
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The roads were never in better order.
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o. u. HAMILTON, Secy

We have only time this week, to consrat,
ulate the People of the County over the
glorious success Of the fair last week We
had good fair-as good as any that has
been heretofore held in the County. The
problem Of future existancs ia demonst,n-
ted. The fair will live. We now see wha,
little we'll directed energy can accomp-
lish and what a glorious annual fair is
within our grasp, il the people Of the coun-
~ will give il that attention they ought to.
Next week the premium list will be
ready for publication, and as soon as prac-
ticable, a full statement of the 6naucial
condition Of the society will be exhibited
and the people kept informed as to how
things are running.
While many did their duty in the ex-
trsme crises Of the society; too much praise
cannot be awarded to those ladies viz:
Mrs. Emma Brown, Mrs. Trude Wiaeman,
Mrs. A. r. Yost, and the Misses Mary
and Lizzie Scott, for going to the fair
grounds, ,no.withstsndinR the unfavorabls
state Of the weather and decorating the
halls in such a tasteful manner a. to elici
the admiration of every body. We rsgre
there were not more Of them. The efforts
of such capable and energetic ladies a
these. is what helps 20 make q successful
fair and rouse community from a condi
tion Of lethsrgy to one of activity and life
In obedience to the wishes of the Board VIZ
take this method of rendering our thank
to these ladies and express a hope that We
will all begin right new, to get ready for
more glorious time next year.
The time for the next fair has alread
been fixed by the Board for the last weeI
in September Of next year viz; the 26th
9th 2Sth & 29th, inst and taking as ou
motto that nothing is done while anythin
remains to be done," let us resolve &
make ours such q fair ss shall be excelle
by none in the State.
o. NJ. HAMILTON, Sec'y.
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The Seaside Library.

Choice books no longer for the few only. The
best standard novels within the reach of every one
Books usually sold from 81 to IS given (un-
changed and unabrigedl for 10 and 20 cents
/. East Lynne, BY Mrs. Henry Wood Double
NO. 2Oc.
2. ,Jotn HalJdr, Gent, By Miss Mucock zoe
3. jane Eyre, by Charlotte Brontee. Dou ble MOL zoe
a. Al IVomaa-H -Hdter, Charles Reads new novel zoe
D. The Black Indies. Jules Nerne's latest I0c
6. Last Days Of Ponapeii, by Bulwer......... IOc
Z. 4idGm-Beds, by George Eliot Double MOL 2Oc
s. The Arundel MOTTO. by Mary Cecil Hay. Zoe
9. Old Aiddleton's Money by Mary Cecil Hay. 10c
To- Tie IFonlan in White, by WIikiesCollins 2Oc
IL The MI On The Floss, by George Elist 2Oc
12 The An1eried,, Senator, by Anthony Trolope 2Oc
49, 4 Princess of Thule, by William Biack. 2Oc.
II. The Dead Secret, By Wilkie Collins...... iOc.
10 RonaolG, by George Elliott. Double NoA 20c
16. The English At The North Pole and FieiE OF
Ice. In one book. by Jules Verne 1Oc
II. Hidden Pe,iLs by Mary Cecil Hay... 1Oc
Is. BdTbara's History by Amelia B. Edwards. zoe
10. 4 Terrible Temptation, by Chas Reade IOc
90 Old Curiosity Shop, by Charles Dickens zoe
2l. Foul Play, by Charles Reade Zoe
%. Nan aid WIFE, by Wilkie Collins zoe
23. The Squire's Eegacy, by Mary Cecil Hay zoe
For sale by all Booksellers and Newsdealers. or
sent, postage prepaid on receipt of price by
GEORGE MUNRO, PUbIIsHER
P o. Box 5657 81, %, and 25 vsndewater St., \. Y.
Augnst2.
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family pubhcation in the world. Any one can be-
come a successful agent. The most elegant works
of art given free to subscribers. The price is so
low that almost everybody subseribes. One agent
lepoIts making over $3.50 In week. A lady agent
reports taking over 400 subscribers in ten days
AL who engage make money fast. You can devote
al your time to the business, or only your spare
time. You need not be away from home over
night. You can do it as well as others. Full par
ticulars directions and terms free. Elegant and
expensive outfit free. II you want profitable work
send us your address at once. It costs nothing to
try the business. No one who engages fails to
make great pay. Address" "The Peoples Journal"
Portla nd, Maine.
Aug &c, 1877.
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l. GAME,
BILE TAHOR

OFFERS his services to the public and soiciis
" continuance of the liberal patronage he has
heretofore received. All work done promptly and
at the st reasonable rates. Spring styles receive
February 16. 1877, 1y.
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RATES OF TAXATION IN PERRY COUNTY OHIO


Of hereby
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FRECKLES.
Headache.

DIR. HEIsLEY's HEADACHE Powders will &ctual-
ly cure any kind of Headache in twenty minutes,
let the cause be what it may, or the accompanying
symptoms what they will.
Mailed post paid for so cents, by J. Il. HEISIEY
& CO., Salem n. J., and sold by
and who will refund the money il they fail.
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Committees, Teachers, Professional Men and
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BEATTYIPIANO

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-27
Special notiees.

scuENck's PCLMONfC sYRUP. FOR rnr
CURE OF CONSUMPTION, CoCGHs A>p. Coins.
The grea. virtue Of this medicine D., that II
rlpen, the matter aud throws il out Of the
system, purihcs the biool. AMI thu, effect. a
cure
>CHENCA's SEA WEED Toxic. FoK TuF
CUkE Oh DYSPEPSIA. INDIGESTION, &c.
These pin, are lalteratiye, and produce a
healthy action OF The liver without the least
danger, as they are free from calomel. and vet
more ehAcious in restoring healthy acton on
the liver
These remedies are certain cure for Con.
sumption, 4, the Pumonic syrup ripen, the
matter and pur,Lc- the blood. The Mandrake,
Pills act upon The liver create healthy bile,
and remove all diseases Of the liver, oflen A
cause Of Con-umption. The So weed Tonic
gives tone and strength to the stomach, make.
n good digestion, and enables the organs to
form good blood and thus create. healthy
circulation OF healthy blood. The combined
action ofhese medicines, as thus explained,
VIII cure every case Of Consumption. If taken
In time, and the use Of the medicines preser-
we'd In.
DR.. >chenck is professionally At his principal
office, corner SIXTH and ARCH SIS, Pniladel-
phi1, every Monday where all letters for ad-
vice must BE- addressed. Schenck's medicine.
for sale By all Druggists.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-27

The following, is an interesting state
ment regarding the Southern States debt:
Virginia, whose State debt In 1870 was
els 600 900. has reduced ii to $50 900. 900
by funding operations, and she now pro-
poses 10 readjust 1t by further reduction.
Tennessee proposes TO compromise her
dept of s23 900 900 by paying $4,000 900.
Georgia has wiped out 100000 of her
bonded debt on the ground OF fraudulent
issue. North Carolina has omitted for
three years to levy or collect any taxes for
her State debt. simply because her eredi :.
tors refused to accept compromise which
she offered them. Alabama has compro-
missed her debt of S27 900 900, reducing it
practically to 8 few Thousand dollars.
South Carolina. after compromising her
debt by rejection of % 900 600 aud con-
solidating the balance at fifty cents on the
dollar, now has under consideration the
project of rejecting further portion of the
90 .0OO, 900 left. The fear is repeatedly ex-
pressed that the people who thus deal with
Indebtedness Of there own States may not
be trusted TO sustain the national debt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-27


Togyery. by Clarence Cook, author of recent
naners on bouse-iurpishing in the same mag
azipe Nearly 40 Illustrations are given with
this psper and n dozen more are devoted to
Wm III Rdeinv,s desrripfiop of How New
Work Is Fol the meat fruit fish and oyster
p.rksts rareiying the chief attention, A biog-
raphicsi sketch OF Hjamar Hjorth Boyesen,
by +. T.. Heath, is accompanied by faithful
portrait from n crayon sketch by Wyatt Eslon,
and Wooli the caricaturist, has a little poem
with drawing Of his own. An illustration is
given with each of the serials, Miss Trafton's
His Inheritance, aud Dr. Hollands Niehoss
Minturn the latter giving way TO Eggleston's
new story, Roxy, which begins in the Novem-
Der number, Mrs HerricA's paper OF popular
science is on The Polyzoa and the cuts are.
as usual from her drawings on the block.
The short story of the number dune Chantry)
/. by James r. Mckay and deals with a very
delicate question OF conduct Two special pa
pers are tieorge :. Merrfam's hetrro-ort hodox
ESSAY on ChrIstisnity and Free Thought, ard
fre Apnojn,m,nts from which n. ied,lces ,
s,.rxirs
The Poetry deals chiefly with autumn sinh
iects, and i contributed by writers new TO
Scrihper.
In The editorial DEPARTMENT. DIR. Holland
discusses Tha Ireat strike and Regulated
pro.Iurtion anil rrnIies To criticisms on a form
or edt,ori.I in p,nnari.iny the CI.ryv Tn. OH
,tsldnet bn, /. letter From The CounIfy A Plea
for Foreign Missions !, IAN ahout scientific
,ns,ertat ~ ,'stry - IL unnoe snJ SCI
DIV ther, il something sho,,t Wool Fircs New
Varieties Of .Brrriss. 'onkery AMI Conks Id.
The book.rcyirws The recnr,i n nrv and nrg,.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-27
Administrators Sale, of
Real Estate.

by virtue OF Hccu.e therefor iron, th, pr,b,t
Court OF ths County Of Hancock. granted A. ~,
September Term. ls77, and hsl.ien Al EtI-w.,rtE
shall ODER tor sale at public auction uu e. t,r,..
Sgcu-ly disposed OF Il Ellsworth afsrr.n,l .r
" ein esdAY The seventh IAy OF Noyeu! Der al one
Of the clock IN the Afternoon The following .i..-
sSribed Real Estate
Three lots oi Land situated 10 The tnyya OF uts-
ami numbered IN the plan OF said Town a. tu..
lows Lot numbered one hundred and tan .tIu..
lot numbered one hundred and twenty l.lr- I,.
numbered one hundred aud twcntv-ay- rs.
Also a iot OF land IN -Aid town as pArt- OF I4t .
numbered sixty. stxty-three and -eventy-rishl
containing one hundred and IWcuty-hyr ,T,.-
all of the aforesaid beng conveyed to Dautsl l.
Clan irom thaunccy case. Also lot numbered
eighty nine upon Aforesaid plan OF Ott.. Also d
lot of land in nciham, beng numbered Ave IS ,g
Town plan, containing one hundred AMI tvs
acres better known a. the John swan bot
Al Of The Ainrenie ntioneA prem ia.s being oi lh
T. tate Of Daniel b. CHM late OF EIl.xorth
JAMES \. CHM Aamint.tralor
Ellsworth, sept. 18th. I~S- g,, -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-27
For the American.
From An Observer.

The Penobsco: Agricultural Society Fair
at OrobO, Maine. closes to-day. Sept. 20.
think every one has had q very pleasant
time and will go away well pleased with
-he show, at the hall and grounds. The
display OF fruit, flowers and garden yeyeta.
bles al the hall was very fine. The display
OF horses. cattle, sheep. swine and fowls
was very good. Al the ground, on entering
the gate, at the left, is located the machine
and implement tent, which /. well built
with canvass. On entering. the space at
the right is occupied by Prescott and Al
len OF Bangor. who exhibit one Walter A.
Wood moving machine, and one Taylor
Bangor has full line OF Agricultural i'm
plements including the warrior nower and
Tankey rake. The next space is occupied By
the VI. Farm mLchiLe Co., who show some
of their Cleaner horse rakes which Is one
OF the lesding rakes in the mark ct also the
Cooley's portable creamery which is fast
coming into general use in New England;
also their Davis oscillatiug Churn which
possesses decided advantage over any OF
the hundreds already in the market.
The next space is occupied by Il. II.
Blaisdell, who exhibits three sample sizes
of VIM. Arson Woods improved mower
which attracted much attention, aud are
very highly spoken of by those who have
used them. The, have sold over five hun
dred Of these mowers in Maine the past
season which fully proves them to be the
leading machines la the market. Mr.. Blai,.
dell is u pleasant and agreeable gentleman
and understands the art of exhibiting as
well as selling. The r. X. Dedrick Patent
perpetual baling press was shown on the
grounds and attracted much attention.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-27
NOn-leesIdenl faxes.

Ia the town of Deer Isle. County OF Ilau-ock, t,r
the year IsIb
The iuIlsSing list OF taxes On real C. tate at non
resident owners in the town OF Deer l-le tor thu
year I1'o IA bills committed 10 Frederick Eatsa.
Collector Of sand town. on The ld day OF June l.-t
nave been returned To a. remaining uu-
pad on the l0fh day OF April, l~-1. b. h.
"ertihente Of that date and now remain UNPAID
and notice u hereby gwen that u the said Ia xc-
interest anu Charge, are not paid into the rr-l--
ury Of said town within eighteen months from tn.
daie OF commitment OF the said bhI- so much eI
the T ri estate taxed $ Ktl be sufficient t. nav
Toe amount due therefor including Interest an.I
charges, VII, without further noace be sold 1t
pubic auction, on saturday, the 3 4 ,iAy aI ~
Ne,hbtr naht at o'clock, Z. NJ at the Post
once IN sad town at The y. ". Harbor.
Name Description. Acres. Value Tax
Unknown, land joining land OF
Nathan 4 Thomas I. Low
l"rmerly owned by a.
Haskell. Ia s2n Al -
Unknown, of Ahilah Has
kcl's estate on Little Deer
Island. % A5 SIS
WIN WEBB, Treasurer.
Deer Isle Sept. lst l577. 3w3g
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-27
FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.

whereas Adelberi Jordan. OF MariayiIle, N tn.
county OF Hancock and state of Maine BY h..
ueeu ol mortgage, dated May 96th, 1874 and re
l age 80 conveyed 10 the undersigned the follow
lng described real estate. one Undivided half OF
t"o lois OF lana Nlth the buildings thereon stu
10 WIT Being lots numbered 20 and %. bouude
on o.. the south by land of AlAnson Jordan; on tnc
"eSt oy me town line OF hartavtlle. on the south
ga The East by lands of ticnrge Brimmer. Jails.
brimmer aud Daniel Hill the whole OF Inc n, IL.
more or less.
ne condition OF the above described mortgage
having been broken, | hereby claim 10 loreCiu.,.
me same and publish this notice accordingly
ellsworth, sept 10th, 1871. saaa
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-27

and all can cross the Canadian border in
three days, and would number over 1000
warriors, exclusive of Sitting Bulls force.
Bull Is amply supplied with ammunition,
and the other tribes are rapidly procuring
IL from the Canadians. All the Indians
profess contempt for the United States
troops aud government. Sitting Bull told
. Catholic priest that he never would con-
f..r or have anything to do with the Amer
lean officers, as they were all liars.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-27

A Helena. Montana. despatch OF the sd
says that Terry and the Indian commits
sion are expected there to-day. 1t Is gen.
orally believed that the commission will
be failure, and devastating Indian war
will be the result.
Sitting Bull, with 1000 warriors Is in
the heat Of the Canadian buffalo country.
near Wood Mountains. Joseph's band is
heading straight north, and in addition
$50 lodges Of YsnktOns, $50 lodges Of
Ucapapas, 100 lodges Of Santess and 40
lodges Of AssinibOines are making their
way TO Canada. Nearly all the northern
tribes are believed 70 Be ready for = revolt,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-27
An Augusta correspondent OF the O

An Augusta correspondent OF the Old
Colony Memorial makes the following state
ment:
IF you, Mr.. Editor, or others, think Mr..
Blaine will be found hostile to President
Hayes or his adHlinistratio n, you may be
sure that no such misfortune will happen
to him or the country. Only two days ago.
Ia frank and friendly conversation with
him. In which 1 looked to him as the lead
er of the Republican party in the Senate.
he gave me full assurance that there ,cili
be no quarrel betieeen me and President
Hayes"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-27

The Tribune says, that while it is not
certain that Ohio will go IS Hamilton COun-
" goes, Republican prospects in that
county seem to have been greatly improved
by Democratic discussions. In the interior
of the State, also, they have been improv-
ed by Democratic ignorance or ehurlishness
In refusing to comply with the new regis
tration law. Ohio will do its best to stay
In the Republican column.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-27

The names of Messrs. Weeks OF Au-
gusta. Pillsbury Of Lewiston, Kimbali of
Rockisnd and Lord Of Bangor are men
TONED in connection with the Speakership
of thesMains House Of Representatives.
Hon. Warren H. Vinton of the Cumber-
land district is fayorably spoken Of BY his
associates in connection with the Presiden-
ey Of the Senate.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-27
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and in
discretions OF youth. nervous weakness, early de
cay. loss OF manhood. Sc, Will send recipe
that will cure YOU, FREE OF CHARGE Til.
reat remedy was discovered by missionary in
South America. send a selfaddresse.i eaveIope
to the REV. JOSEPH 7. INNAS. station u. Bible
House, New York City. uemo.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-27

The Bangor Commercial says that al.
though the numbering season has not yet
srriyed, lumbermen are making quite ex-
tensive preparations for numbering this
Fall and winter. On Smith brook. stream
rods below Bancroft station, where there
were but two or three teams last season
on the stream they haVe already com.
menced operations with twenty five teams
and eighty or eighty-fve men.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-27
Chr Gllswurtb Amtrifan.

Published every Thursday Morning al Coombs
Block, Ellsworth, Me, by THE HANCOCK
IOUNrN PUBLISHING COMPANY
For terms, &c, see hrst page.
ss-S. NJ. PETrESGIIL n CO, 10 state Street,
Boston, - Park Row. New York, andt7ul Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia, are our Agents tor procuring
advert sements Tor the American in The above
cities AMI authorized to contract for adverts IL
al our lowest rates.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-27

THOSE INTERESTED II medical science will
be pleased 10 know that HUNTS REMEDY
cures Kidney, Bladder, G!anJular aud
Brtshts Disease, Gravel, Diabets, and mental
and Ply steal Debility. HUNTS REMEDY
cures Drop-y and an Disease Of the kidneys
Bladder and Urinary Organ
CL.kkE-s IOOrn ACHE DKors cnre tnsianNu.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-27

The Commercial says that o. W. Davis
has sent fifty tons of mineral paint from
the kathadin Iron Works within the past
month. which brings about $40 per ton in
Boston. 1t is said that il is more profita-
BILE to make the ore into paint than into
iron, at the present prices.