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Ellsworth-Soy. ., by Rev. DR.. Tenney,
Mr.. Robert +. Hask ell and Miss Philene Har-
den, both Of Ellsworth.
Dec. 2. by the same. Mr.. Augustus Tourte-
lo,te and Miss Sophia I. Danico, both Of Ella.
worth.
Nov. IL, by Rev. Chas. p. Lombard, Mr..
Charles K. Cole and Miss Ella NJ. Brooks, both
OF Ellsworth.
Nov. q, by the same. Mr.. Spencer J. Hall
and Mrs. susan L. Norton, both OF Elisw ORTIZ
Ellsworth fslts-Nov. n, by Fred E. Harts-
horn, Esq. Mr.. Hiram Ellington OF Bangor,
worth. lstE
NATURALIZATION. 30, by Charles Carr, Esq,
Mr.. Arden Young Of Otis, and Miss Fannie L.
Black Of MAriaville.
Nov. 81, by J. II. jordan. Esq, Mr.. Louis
5. Jordan q Otis, and Miss Augu;ta w. King.
man Of Waltham
Otis-N0v. y. BY J. u. Jordan, ESQ.,, Mr..
William X. Salisbury and Miss Lillian s.
Young, both OF Otis
Swans Island-Nov. IS, by C.Wssgatt,
Esq, Mr.. Samuel w. Stanley I'D Niss Hannah
n. Stanley. both Of Swans Island.
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HASCocK. ss.-Nov. 34th. l-7q.
HAVE thi. day taken on Execution from the
l. Supreme JUDICIAL Court. the right " hich har-s
/, McFarlsni IN. or had On tho third lay OF JAY
l>.3, The time % The attachment The original
writ u rc,lcrming from ! mortgage to l.. \
Emcry, daierS February 9Th. 4. u - anI re.
oor'iri IN Hancock Registry 81 Deeds, Vol lhi,
folio - certain parcel OF band -iIuatr- IN Ellis.
worth. IN sAIi touuty. and described as follows
fcgtnnins on the north aide OF the Iown-rnd
lane ami near the corner u the heli and pasture
fence. thence running north s. vest forty seven
TOis thence south ~ east -INty-oue rods thence
south o., scst t~e niy ave ru-l-, thence south -
east To tho east line OF the lot thence westerly on
the pogh Inc to Thomas ToWusend's I'm. thence
north - west on sa!i Townsend aHI Jeremiah
Boynton's line one hun.irzi aad iogTie.n ru-ls
more OF lea. ~ the place Of begiaAIng. ami con
timing aiy acres. more or lcs-, aud being the
same premises conveyed 10 saIi Mcfarland by
Thomas Tow nscni By iccs dats-i Oct Illh. !--3,
AMI rrcor,icsi Ia Ii. Hancock Registry Of Deeds.
'oi H., Page IL. AMI shall sell said right at
public auction to the highest bidder at the Ollie.
OF Hale Emery. In Ellsworth IN Ssii County on
SATURDAY the :5Lh day OF Dvc.nbc A. u l-.y,
a. y O'Clock noon.
A. Il. DIV ERkUN, sheriff.
true coPy-A,teI:
3ws5 a. Il. DEvEREgX. shcrG.
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-Ex-Ministsr Wsshburn believes that
Gen, 0raDt would get two votes from
moderate democrats in 1880 for every one
he would lose by independent republicans
voting against him. Richard Smith. on
the other hand. believes that the German
republicans would be 10th TO vote for Gen.
Grant because they fear imperialism.
A brilliant reception WAS given At
Hartford, Monday night Of last week. by
Mrs. Samuel Colt on the occasion OF the
3lst birthday Of her son. Caldwell II. Colt,
the only heir 10 the late Col. Colts large
property. Between 1000 and 800 invita-.
tiOns were issued. and many visitors were
present from New York. Boston snd New
port. Young Mr.. Colt Is to come intO pos
session Of his property At once. and viii be
the richest person OF Ills age 10 COnuecti.
cut. being worth from one and q half to
two million dollars. The value of Colonel
Cote property ct the time Of his death in
1864. WAS between Ave and six millions.
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asINsas.
Work Is proceeding vigorously At all
our mines. notwithstanding the cold IN
pleasant weather. and the winters work
no~ promises 10 add largely to the devel.
opment OF the mineral resources of lhi. re-
gon.
The "Milibrook" property has been sold
TO Boston parties, who will al once pu, In
heavy machinery. and work this mine eI-
tensvely with the full belief that il will
prove one OF the creates, OF our successor
This property will be stocked at once. hut
we have not yet learned who are to be its
Managers. sud other particulars. Tn.
sullivan" and Milton" mine. are show
ing remarkably nne ore. aud everything
look. encouraging for their future.
At Gouldsboro. the new ind on the
Tracey lot" is the sensation. the ore i
very rich, aud Is un ioubteslly the continu-
alton OF the vein Of the .'Gouldsboro Co."
The Home Co" have nearly hnished their
new building and are working as II they
meant business.
The "Gouldsboro Co. (ss ususD are
show Ing excellent ore, aud We are informed
will exhibit specimen brick Of :h.ir sil-
Yer st Office Of c. {. Burrill. E.q., Treas
ur.r on "Wednesday next.
The "Cherryileli Co" are working night
and day, and producing some ore that /,
hard TO beat, the percentage OF salena,
rich In silver. is last Increasing. as the
Zinc blend disappe ars. and we think We
eau safely predict q brilliant future for this
mine
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Hon. l.. 4. Emery left for Augusta
Monday
The squeal OF ts porser is heard in
I the land-
MIR. A. y. Jewet, has been appointed
\ postmaster al Amherst.
solid copper WAS struck ia the Stoyer
HUI mine st Bnehill, Tuesday.
The steamer May Field had rough
experience with the Ice on her last trip to
Ellsworth.
Evening services will be resumed At
The Unitarian Church on Sunday next at
:. Ia O'Clock.
-Hoske and his wife, OF New York. are
expected here to give an exhibition walk
ct Saturday of mex, week.
. The Presidents Message. an unusu-
ally long one, will b. given In full 10 the
AMERICAN OF next week.
MIR. Edward NJ LeProhn Of Portland
has been appointed Superintendent OF the
- Atlantic Copper Mining Works at BluehiI.
Few cIergymen 10 the State can boast
OF having married so many As Rev DR.
Tenney Of this city, whose list now num-
bers es2 couples.
The Maine Farmer has jus. celebrated
= the commencement Of its forty eighth vol
a'De by appearing in handsome dress Of
lew type.
The December session OF the Els
will be held at fremont Center Dec
l9-N.
The minutes OF the Hancock Baptist
Association are ready for delivery ard
may be obtained OF Rev. Jos. ii. Taylor at
No. Sedgwick.
No one ought 10 be dissatisfied with
<Ae weather We have been having during
the past week. He certainly has had 8
sufficient variety 10 select from.
The annual meeting and election Of
officers of Esoteric Lodge, +. AID A. Ms
sons. will be held at Masonic Hall on
Thursday evening. Dec. 4th. A foil at
tendance is desired.
Prof. Stewards report OF the Robert
Emmett mine will be found on the first
page of the AMERICAN this week and will
y command the attention of all interested in
Hancock County mines.
- Some of our wealthy men are said TO
be taking steps for the establishment Of .
National Bank ia this city. This has long
been needed by our business men and
would. no doubt, prove . good Investment
TO the stockholders.
) The Ladies' Aid Society had Dime
Socisble" q the Methodist estry on Wed.
aesdsy evening, Nov. 18th. The evening
vas devoted to social Intercourse, singing.
select reading, ETC., ETC., and proved to be
ne of the most sensible and enjoy Bile
gatherings that your reporter has seen for
q long time.
: Read the advertisement this week OF
the Mother Goose Fair" something en-.
ureiy new and unique. Read between the
lines and you will find not all has been
told. All the costumes Of the different
characters will be pretty and appropriate.
The little ones will have chance TO "ride
the cock horse" for small sum.
JAS. Freeman 4 Co.. OF Portland, who
oiways have . large sappiy Of the Anest
oysters which they Wholesale 1t Boston
prices, rs0snbeee1tA he editors In the State.
Na ThAnksgiving Day, In their usual gsner.
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MARINE LIST.

Eil.~ q rsh Port.
Wednesday nov. %.
ARRIVED.
sch samuel Lewis. Hoiss.n,. Boston.
Tnur.day, Soy. =.
CLEARED.
sch u : Lawrence, DAVIS. Bos,oa.
,-h Jusiette Buc N InsGer Deer Isle
>eh tairsihi. " ODD SAri. Bo.tJa.
sch Mechanic, Weber. Bar HaTtor.
Friday. Nov. Is.
ARRIVED.
Ssh George Edward. webbcr. Biuehiu.
sch Elizabeth. Isrr-l, Bsr Harbur.
sch frAneonis. AIsIIn. Boston.
Sch a T. ierrick. Her riek. swans island.
CLEARED.
sch PhyIhiAn. Miui1en. Boston.
Sch Llnncti, Grey, EocAlAnd.
Saturday. Nov. -.
ARRIVED.
sch Leader. Weber Roekland.
CLEARED.
sch Delaware, Ferr.l, bar Harbor.
sch A T. Herrtct. ierriok. swan. Islaad.
Sch Banner, sIsolair, surY.
Monday. bel
ARRIVED
sch Patric. -. MI Desert
CLEARED.
sct Dexter. Treworgy. Boston.
Tuesday. Dec =
ARRIVED.
sch A X Woodland. Jordan, Boston.
Sch II W Cpshman. >arzcat. Boston.
Sch Capt John. Means. Boston.
CLEARED.
sen Copy. Curtis. Bar Harbor.
scn OranAsks, Thurstin, beer Isle
sch Jaha Edna, Tate Bar Harbor.
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in the royal metal. Most Of the ores in
Sullivan are argentifersus lead ores. con-
tanning small percentage Of copper and
zinc. but l was grstiied to md that, -
depth Is attained. the base elements are
gradually fading out and giving place to
compact suiphuret Of silver. Some Of
these sulphuret ores assay surprisingly.
but Atm afraid to give you the nxures lest
an enthusiast. The people here are al
ready unduly excited over their prospects,
and It Is wise to warn them against un-
wholesome mutations. l Am perfectly sat-
l.ned, however. that " the mine holders Of
Maine will keep cool and work their mines
l.gitimatelv, the time 10 not remote when
this will be a leading bullion producing
section Of the country.
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C~si.e.

CAoei0e.
Last Sunday afternoon the Steamer
May Queen, after 4 number attempts TO
pull OF the old schr. b. L. Candy, which
WAS full OF water and laid on the beach on
Brooksvilie side. Was obliged 10 give II Up
as a bad job
Prot. e. W. Tailor, the colorel barber.
who has been 50 long established here 10
business. left rather unceremoniou>ly be-
tween two days. but not until he had cir.
cu!aied quite a noniber OF di.sraceful s,o-
ries concerning some ladies' OF this place.
II Is probable that he left In order 10 avoid
. good coatsof tar and feathers which was
gratultously prepared tor bin. He lett
so suddenly that he did not have time to
take his coat and also his tall hat. He
locked his shop with his dog Snip in side
who fell heir TO 9 goose that was well
baked but not stuffed. We understand
since he left he had for very small COM
pensation given bill OF sale TO one OF our
citizens OF all his furniture and barber
utensils. ~
Dec. !.
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HANCOCK, ss.-Sov. eiih, 1872.
T HAVE this day taken on Execution. issued IRON
The >upr cine Judicial curt, the right that Jas
u. Williams has or had the 10Th day OF Decem.
Der. ls-, the time Of the attachment thereof upon
the original wri, 10 a convey ance OF certain par.
Gel OF real estate in Franklin, In said County
bounded on the north by land decided by Trustees
OF bingham Estate 70 II. ". Clark on the east by
land OF q. L. Clark and others. and the John
Bragdon Lot 80 called. on the south by the lots
formerly callesi the stephen Clark lots and Ira
Butter lot; on the west By the town line and con.
tanning two hundred acres, more or less by virtue
OF a contract with the Trustees Of the Bingham
Estate, dated January -. Island | shall sell
the same AT public auction TO the highest bidder
therefor at the Office Of Hale L Emery. in Els
worth, IN said County. Saturday. december
s'th. A. d., 1877. at two o'clock in the afternoon
A. r. DEVEREUX sheriff
true copy-At,est:
3wts A. K. DEyEREUX, sheriff.
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Obituary notices. beyond ne Doss, Ns~s Spd
Age, msss Be paid for. 60 r-e@
Mount Desert-Nov. ., Nm. Mary, wife 4
John Brown, aged u yeau, enoafha nd 8
days. = 60
Eden-Nov. =, Rev. william Corshsii.
Franklin-Eey. 81, Mrs.. Mslvina Gnvee,
aged "a years and month.
Suliivsn-Nov n, Margaret Rideout, aged
70 yean asd meatls. t.4ss
Haacock-Dec. l, Mrs. Sarah L., wife OF
Crosby Ford, ased u years,
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soSesstlle.

sonesstlle.
Mr.. Editor On Thanksgiving eve the
27th inst. Rev. A. n. Jones and faulty
were very happily surprised by their nu-
merous friends In Somesville and vicinity.
At about O'Clock. the crowd arrived.
each bringing bundle OF the good and
useful.
A deposit was made and presented to
the family, amounting to something more
than fry dollars.
For the generous gifts. the receivers ex-
press sincere and hearty thanks, and also
freely confess their deep conviction that
when their people undertake to do gener-
Gus thing, il is not like them to leave It
only half done.
Amer the formslities Of the presentation
and reception, the remainder OF the evening
was highly enjoyed in social sing
Truly yours, A n. JONES,
Somesville, Me
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Notice or Foreclosure.

WE Charles Hayward; Eliza Hayward and A.
W A. Hayward, Of Eden, in Hancock County,
hereby give public notice, that We have a claim
by mortgage upon one undivided half part OF .
lot OF land situated a. Bar Harbor. in the town
OF Eden, Hancock County, state OF Maine
formerly known as the Hayward House lot and
now called Me West ED Hotel property and
more particularly described follows beg inning
at a clefted stone between John A. kodicais
barn and the foot of the bari thence running
ten rods. nve feet aud four inches, northerly to
stake and stones; thence easterly fifteen and
one half rods 20 land formerly owned by
James HAmor. deceased; thence southsrly by
said Hsmor's line ten rods, I've feet and
four inches 70 stake and stones; thence westerly
ntleen aud one half rods 70 the place of begin
ming containing one acre being the same prem,
isss conveyed BY John A. Rodicx BY deed dated
NoS. 10. 4. y. 1870. and recorded in Hancock
Registry Of Deeds. vol. lss. folio, sss. The
said mortgage was given by Jane p. Armbrust,
And IL dat ed July 7th, d. 1873 and record.
q In said Registry, vol i65. folio 80. The con-
dision in said mortgage has been broken by
Seeson whereof, re claim . foreclosure Of the
eaid mortgage as by Law provided and We give
thh notice thereof.
CHARLES HAYWARD.
ELIZA HAYWARD,
A. A. HAYWARD,
go, Hale I Emsry, Attys.
Ellsworth. New. n, ls7s. sw4s
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BATn-Ar "a. sch Clio Cbiieott, Fullerton. New
YORK.
BosroS-Ar 20. schs Romer, Nc Farisnd. Port
johnson; ARIEL. CAndage. and A. X. " oodw ard
Jordan. Hoboken. virginia, Abbott. sullivan /;
Iodine, Cousins, Frankir.
Ar ~. sohs J II kennedy, Promroy. Rondout
Annie Lewis, squirting. Cranberry I.Ies.
:. Ar q. schs Freeman. Ward. fremont; W T
Emerson. Gou, Oriand
Ar Is, schs J ; Coweil Leach and Snow sqsall.
Hanson, Bueksport; Clio Chiicott, Fullerton,
Bah.
Ar I'd. sehs Hesperus. Gordon Franklin Globe.
Ail.y. Ellsworth. Mentora, Dunbar. Castine.
CALAIs-Sh "a sch Mary Augusta, Holt. New
York.
NEwPoRr-Ar "a. sch Geo. b. somes. Norwood,
Prov dence Tor New York Oroxmbo Guptii 10 ,
Romer, Nc FaTlAnd. SO Amboy for Boston
NV loKK-Ar "a. schs Jas,ihan, Means
Prov Lsura " Jdnes stevens New Haven
PosrLASo-AT Dec |, scils A ii Whitmore
sadler. Boston Lion. Chstto. do.
Sid sch Agricola. whitmore, Ellsworth,
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uartshorn, Ellis & Co. The mill vii! be
operated by Messrs. Davis & Smith, who
will stock II 10 its toll capacity for next
season.
The schools In this district commenced
on Monday the ist inst. The primary 10
taught by Misc Abbie Joy Of Ellsworth.
and the grammar BY Mr.. White OF
Colby University.
The Moral Cadets gave . temperance
concert 1t Union Hall, entitled 1.-The Two
Ways" last Sabbath evening. II was the
most Interesting entertainment ever given
here. The exercises we're conducted In q
manner that would do credit to On older
person. by the president, Master Martin
Haynes The society Is under the auspices
OF a committee OF Iadiss, to whom great
credit Is due for It's prosperous condition.
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On Trial for Murder.
WORCESTER. Mass. Nov.

WORCESTER. Mass. Nov. >.
The trial of Francis L. Hayden oil
FItcLburg. indicted last May Tor the
murder OF his sister Sarah HAYDEN be-
yam before the Supreme Judicial Court
to-day.
Tia, den was young medical student
in Fitchburg, aud was arrested on SUE
pcion OF poisoning bis whole family
with the alleged motive of obtaining a
-mali property.
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Tickets for all points west via, Penn
syIvapis Central, and Boston and Albany
Railroads from Boston. or Grand Trunk
Railway from Portland, can be had OF C..
c. Burriil at the lowest rates. Also tick
cts to Portland by Inside liue of Steamers.
Call and see him before purchasing else
where. 1871
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SheriH''s Sale.

HANCOCK, ss.-Sov. cath. A. d. 1879.
7 HAVE taken this day execution the right
which Edgar Perry, has to redeem from a
mortgage TO John Bailey. dated May 18Th 1873,
and recorded in Hancock Lounty Registry .f
Deeds book les. page eli. 4 certain lot or parcel
Of Real Estate situated on what 10 called G,ou Ids
boro Point, in Gouidsboro.n the County Of Han
cock, bounced and described as follows, viz :
north by East BAy; east by Gouids boro FAY
south by land OF Jesse Perry west BY land DC
cupled BY James , Plummer or Charles y. Bun
ker, and known as the DAVID kosebrooks home
stead, with the buildings thereon, and that sh all
sell said right Al public auci ION At the store Of s.
J.. Tracy, IN West Gouldsboro. in said county OF
Hancock, on Tuesday Dec. soih. 1872, at two
O'Clock in the afternoon.
:. TAFT Deputy Sheriff
true copy-Attest
Swts y. TAFT, Deputy sheriff.
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Fall of Twenty-Five Feet.

SACO. NOV. =
This morning, while carpenters were
AT work on an addition to the ell Of the
house of Msrston X Durgin, a temper
arv flooring gave way, throwing five
men about % iect into the basement of
the building.
Calvin Roston was instantly killed.
aud the Others seriously wounded.
Boston was about ~ years OF age aud
leaves a family.
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Sheriff. Sale.

HANCOCK. ss-Sov 18th. A. u. i.79
7 HAVE this day tAkea on Execution, the nigh,
i which Eliza A. Sargent has had on the 18th
day OF June a d. ls'9, being the uae OF the at
A6hnenl on the original writ. 10 redeem from \
mortgage 10 George farcheT dated Oct 3lst A. u A.,
H. and reoorde.i IN Hancock oanty Registry OF
Deeds Vol. 10. Page D. the following described
real estate situated in Ellsworth. In aid COUNTY
bounded and described as follows TO Wit. begin
ming On the casIerly side Of frank in street the
south east corner bounds Of the late Joseph
Moore'- homestead lot, thence eastcrIy on said
Aoores south line Elk rods more or less To land OF
heirs OF Joseph A. Dean thence southsriy and
parallel with Franklin street, 90 forty feet
thence westerly on John g. Jorlan's north line to
frahAlIn street thence on Franklin street to place
OF BEGINNING, with the buildings thereon standing
AMI shall eel SAID right NJ public auction the
once OF A. b. Burnham. in Ellsworth, on satur.
day. the eth day Of December, A. D.. k7g at ten
o'clock IN The forenoon.
A.R. DEvERECX, sheriff
\ true >opy-A.test:
5vts A. K. DEVEREUX SheriG
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Newchwang-Ars Sept IL. barqus Annie 5 Hall
Nelson. Tientsin.
Ar Al fayal Oct Is. brig julia L Haskell, Paine,
Boston land sailed I'D for Te rc~irA.
Ar AZ Aspinwall, Nov. 8, brig Myrouus Jafyis
New York.
Cid from ST John, b Nov. ~, sch Hattie l.
King, Crowley. for Baltimore
Ar at Port Spain. TdnidAd Nov. !; sch Joshux
Grindle, Freethy. New York.
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City and County.
ss!!s..ss Services /. this City each Sunday.

CoNGREGATIoNsL.-Pr al 10 80 A.
VI aud Z. NJ. sabbath school in the sftcI :
noon. III Il O'Clock. NJ.
BAPTIST =, and P. N. Sab
bath school al I. Il.
tNTrARIAS.-Church service AZ 2:,5 and
% 7. NJ. sunday school 81 T. NJ.
CATHnLIc.-Preaching at 10 L. O'Clock 4.
". sabbath School al +. NJ.
METHoDIsT.-Pre,ehinS al and Z. NJ
sabbath School 81 I. NJ.
sFrRTrV Meetings held every Sun
day 81 o'clock. 7. NJ. 10 Hall over Munich
Pal Coart Room, Cootnb.' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE AEgTISG-eVery Sun
dAy 81 q IA L. NJ. Al the Methodist Nestry.
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SoolAslsorO.

The mines are being worked night and
day, and ali appear to be Improving.
The -four mill 10 In operation and Is
doing excellent work. Vertical stones
rigid er,-runs like = turner's lathe
within a thousandth II an inch aud no,
touch-no rock flour. GALESA.
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easily Be removed By the use Of that marvellous
remedy. Hop Bitlers. Irregularities and
distractions OF your system are relieved at
snce, while the special cause Of periodical pain
h permanently removed. will you heed this
-Ctaciaadfi SATURDAY. Might
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Launched.

BATH, Nov. >.
Adams and Hitchcock launched to-
iav schooner of Coz tons, named :
p. Hitchcock She is owned by the
builders aud Others. and Capt. Freeman
X. Reed who com .nands her.
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Do1sw OFsh RolDa,
The mill properly and i,o~nship No.
- belonging to the estate Of Seth Tisdsls,
ave been purchased BY Aessrs Dsvfs 4
Smith, WhItcomb, Haynes 4 Co., and
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Don't buy your OyERCoAT until you
examine the Stock 10 the BosToN CLOTH.
ING STORE. II Is astonishing how Low
they can sell them. 4O,f.
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N-~ Aa..rss.~...,. Th,. week

MAGICAL tntcTtzInment-M. II Andrews.
Mo.hcr Goose b ART nliariAn society
tar cciosur-- Ada {. Garland
Probate >ouce-Joseph :. Condor.
ROYAL A rcanum-Jom mittee.
torns. Bu nIous etc.-B- b. >tsison.
Dry Goods-R- II. White 4 60.
CaiArrh Remedy-PArsonz. Bang. 4 co.
brAy'- specific AedIcGDe-tIrAy Med. CO.
ForeclosGre-Mr linda Is. Dean.
Prospectus-Th Tribune Pub. Co.
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Death OF Rev. w. 4. Drew.
AUGUSTA. Nov. 2.
Rev. Wm. A Dew of this city, a
prominent Universalist clergyman and
well known editor, died ihis morning al
the age of 81.
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The Weather.

Of'lce of the Chief Signal Officer. Z
Warrington, II. C. Dec. 81 An.
Indications.
For New England. rising. preceded
a.osg the coast by falling barometer.
variable winds, shifting to colder north
es.v or easterly, generally cloudy
weather. and rain turning TO snow in
Northern portions.
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MAINE NEWS.

dispatches to the Ellsworth American