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n'esObseOs-
Mr.. David Grindle wishe. to correct an
item about his -four mill in the paper las,
week.
Fearing that his customers living at a
distance might be disappointed. he wishes
It understood that his mill i. no; yet CON-
p!eied. bat hopes 10 have 1t ready In few
week. g.
sept. p, 1879.
DR.. Warren. Young pTsciitionsr fr',..
Bangor, has settled 10 town. lie comes
highly recommended. Professionally. he
has hardly had 4 chance to ties, his sklll,
but socially, he seems to be coming into
favor. We wish him success 10 hi, prac-
tlce.
Rev. Mr. Alexander OF Orland deliver
ed lecture on Temperance 10 the 81 +
Church al n. Penobscot. Saturday eycnin 2
last. sad supplied the pulpit of Mr.. Bald.
win on Sunday. His lecture contained
some valuable facts and opinions from EN-
inent authorities.
The Good Templar organization which
has fourished 30 long, seems just now 10
be hating between TWO opinions. wActhe:
70 live or die.
II ardent temperance orator. from
abroad who are Overlooking 9th eBlhasj-
asm for the cause could d!stili llrIie into
this society, Ii nigh, fall with refreshing
Inspiration. Ike dew into the cup OF n thirs-
iy flower.
Pour bricsyards have been 10 opera.
ton this season.
Sabbath School Concert In the NJ. T.
Church a. the north part OF the town, last
Sunday evening.
\ vigorous sabbath School u this, under
the experimenting care Of Mr.. Samuel
Staples, whose faculty and experience a.
al Instructor 10 our common schools. con-
bloed with hts incisive and minute knowi-
edge OF the Scriptures. render hun an apt
eXpounder OF the Word. H.
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fremont.
Mr.. John Young, blacksmith. lost a
three year old heifer rather mysteriously q
lew days ago. lie found her ia the woods
dead, and without any wound or mark TO
Indicate accident or sickness.
Mr.. John 81 Rich has dug and walled
up { cellar on his land at Bass Harbor. and
has the lumber on the spot 10 build house
with. The carpenters will commence work
ia lew days, and have the house ready
for occupancy early in the spring.
Fears are entertained for the safety Of
the bark ''Natrons," Capt. Eugene Dix.
formerly OF West fremont, master The
vessel is overdue about two months or
more, having lett Ivigstnt. Greenland. the
first of last April for Philadelphis, loaded
with cryolite.
The numerous heavy gales of the pat
year which has been so disastrous to our
shipping has made our seamen more eau
tious. One of the sufferers of the ale Of
last March, Capt. John NJ. Rich, (who has
Jhst fNtbi bcu ffoM cobtnCIu bOJ nkt.l re-
lated the following interesting circum-
stances OF his shipwreck to your correspon-
dent: Capt. X. at the time was 10 CON-
mand Of the brig "Manzsnillar and took
the gale OF Cape Cod the 3l.t OF March;
the gale increased TO giant horIicsne. and
On the morning of April LIST the brig was
driven ashore on Low Beach, the southern
end OF Nantucket Island. aud near what is
called ScODsett Village. As the vessel
struck the surf and biiged on the beach.
men. women and children gathered on the
shore and made a praiseworthy and sue.
c-ssful EFFORT TO rescue the crew The
waves rolled over the brig aud broke under
the fore yard. The house. deck load. aud
every thug movable WAS soon washed
away The ,usintop mast and foretop gal
liant yard snapped like reeds aud fell into
the sea. 10 short time the crew on shore
succ-eded in throwing over the brig a Is
fAthom blue-fish drail; attached to this
WAS cod line which the briggs crew drew
aboard, then trawl line, then hawser
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been published. A notable feature OF this pa
per 10 . new portrait Of Edison. BY francts
Lsthrop. which Is pronounced BY the inven.
tors assistants to be the best yet published.
The subject OF the ffth paper In the Brazil %.
ries, by Herbert II. Smith. Is "Rio de Jsniero,'
the illustrations representing scenery Of the
city and vicinity, and the text considering
chiefly the obstacles to American trade and
manufactures, with much Of general interest.
Miss Kate Fields sketch Of W. :. Gilbert, In
the September number, 10 succeeded In this by
. similar account OF Arthur Sullivan, inter-
sper.cd with anecdotes Of the boy and the man.
A portrait accompanies this paper.
A stsnza by Philip .. sullivan, entitled The
New Year 10 the subJec, Of drawing by
Miss Maria X. Oakley, which Is richly engraved
10 Henry Marsh.
The unillustraied material comprises = sug-
gestiye paper BY John Arbuckle, entitled Jour
Dalism, a. exemplifed by the late Mr.. Rage
hot;" also the concluding paper on English
Spelling and Spelling Reform" by Prot. I. X.
Lounshury. Of Yale, . sketch OF unique and
isuzhabe experiences, BY Jack Randolph.
entitled "A Sailor In the Cotton Field full
inst.llmsnt OF Henry James Confidence, )" and
the conclusion Of Mrs. Burnetts "Hsworth's,"
which now gives way TO Mr.. Cables new novel
OF Creole life, The Grandissimes; = two nota-
bic short stories, one Of Roman life by Mr..
Boyesen, entitled Annunciata.' and the other
vigorous dialect sketch by William Hawley
Smith. entitled "Dick"-s piece OF writing
Wbltu ~ sbou W NC tht itpftthiEo VI
prominent public reader. There are also
poems by Irwin Russell. A. u. Boyle, John
Vance Cheney, and William VI. Briggs.
In his department DR.. Holland writes Of
The Popular Wisdom" and Good Talking"
sud comments on a letter from Mr.. Henry Kid
die taking objections To previous paper on
his recent book. 'Home and Society contains
a list Of "Parior Plays" for private theatre
Gals, "A Short Essay on Washing" and aug
gesiious about fall Work In the Rose Gar
den The books reviewed are Stickncy's
''rrue Republic" Jeffrie's Color Blindness
The Mscyey Napier Correspondence Bsh-
ops "Dctmold," Wslfofd's Cousin" Blanc's
Grammar OF Engraving and Painting" Mol
Toys Autumn Holiday on French Rivers
Green's " Rssdings from English History" and
Sincent's' Gates Of the Psalm Country"
The Worlds Work" describes industrial and
mechanical novelties. including Experiments
in Automatic TeIegraphy," "ksgeneratiye
system applied to Gas-iighi," Testing Ma
chine for Fabrics" etc. etc. and "bric-a-
Brsc' Is bright and well sustained.
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lsoslasbers.
Capt. \. G. Rosebrooks has thorough
IN repaired. or rather rebuilt his vessel the
sch. Ma, Flower. and is now ready Tor
business again.
The landlord of the Bay View house
and his worthy wife will take vacation
the coming week and pay visit to the
city of Bangor.
-Guptlls flour mill will ne ready to
start up on th. first of November.
MIR Haseick the wealthy Colorado mins
owner, and two of his pzrtnrrs were here
last Friday They expressed themselves
.s fsvorably impressed with the "Goulds-
boro- mine and seemed anxious Cor an op-
portuniry TO help develops the Gouid'o"ro
lode.
The stesm drill is used 10 The open cut
BY day and in the shaft BY night.
GALxNA.
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do not ignore the fact, that professional
men are necessary, and that they Oil = very
important place In society.
But. that their position is more important,
or their labor more honorable or dignfied than
the Farmers or the Mech anic's /. q mistske.
IL IL, Of course, unnecessary to call ate ntion
TO the results Of the above tendency. II ID
already TO be seen. In oil departments Of
human endeavor, there Is plenty Of room at
the top, but the lower ranks Of tae profes.
sions are crowded; and no one wishes to en-
ploy second or third rate Doctor, or Lawyer.
They are ekeing out preearious living 10 pro-
fessionsl life. while. In all probability, they
would adorn the manual lsborer's calling.
There Is little doubt. but that the early educs-
ton Of these men. did much toward directing
them into their present positions. Neither
Agricultural Colleges, nor Technical Schools.
meet this demand. In the first place they are
too far above the clsss that need them. and
second, the children have learned to look down
upon such labor before they are of sufficient
age TO enter them. The district schools alone,
eau correct the error. :.
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The Fall River Strike.
EALL RIVER. MAss.. Sc

Durfee Mill. No. ?, the only Mil in
the City, which had entirely suspended
since the Inauguration Of the Strike
some thirteen weeks ago, resumed oper-
atoms this afternoon, the Mil being
run by old Spinners.
Ssgemore Mil, where the Knob.
sticks struck yesterday, is reported to
be running twenty out Of thiriy-two
pair OF mules, this forenoon. All the
Mills are now running in part or in
full except Border City which shut
down for want OF cotton.
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which Was made fast to the foremost head
aud hauled taut and fastened on shore. On
the hawser was fixed boat-swain's chair
for the crew tn be drawn ashore In. One
Of the sailors, I'd Dow, made an attempt TO
20 ashore on another line hand over hand
and the line parted and he fell into the surf
but Was rescued by the men ashore. This
same Dow vas shipwrecked In just the
same place and drae ged from the surf BY
the same men just one year previous. The
first thing he said when taken from the
water the last time was. Didn't l tell you
ed safely. Capt. Rich was last to leave the
vessel and as lie struck the shore the fore
mast went by the board, and in two hours
from the time she first struck there was not
enough OF the "ManIanilla" left to make .
too,hpick.
The greatest praise should be given to
the.people OF Sconsett village for their BRAY
cry In rushing into danger to save wrecked
seamen, as they are not connected with
any life saving station. Capt. Rich and
crew were invited to the homes OF the citl-
zens and provided with clothing and other
necessarios. A singing party entertained
the crew the first evening OF their landing.
and dance and supper the mex, evening.
Visitors treated them with deiicscies and
everything was done to make TIE sufferers
comfortable and happy.
q. &. Folger, q retired sea captain,
Messrs. Robert and Geo. Cofhn. Mr.. Nor.
cross and other neighoors kept the wreck
ed crew In their houses while they remain
ed at the village. Mr.. A. Is. Marcy, mer-
chant, treated the crew with great Kindness
and llberslity-gave them money and as
sisted them otherwise. The Humane So
cieiy OF Massachusetts" paid bills for them
After few days they were provided with
transportation AMI LEFT Nantucket with
greatful hearts for their deliyersnco and
Kind treatment.
II will be remembered that in the same
gale the schooner Ligure Was disabled on
Nantucket Shoals, and Granville Thurston
of this place, persisted on the wreck. Also
the schooner W. ID. Cargill. Capt. Elias
Rich and crew OF this place. wrecked and
crew taken of. No town Tn Hancock
County suffers more from the fate wrough;
by . csdcverous ocean than fremont.
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Sullivan.
Operations on the buildings and ma
chinery Of the "Milton" Mine, continues
very active. This company. In view OF the
importan, new discoveries, have decided
to add works Tor concentrating, 70 their
original plan, and also TO double their ca
pacity for reducing ores. They hope to
be able to commence business a. early -
the 18th Of Nov.
The Ashley" Co. have their new build
ings nearly complete, and are assuming
very fiue appearance. They will begin
mining again during the coming week.
The Hancock Co" have suspended
work 10 their old shaft for the present.
aud will At ouce commence work upon
their No. 5 vein, which Is showing . rich
vein OF two feet 10 thickness. of rich cop
per and galens-
The "Milbrook" shows finely and will
soon be among the Incorporated conpan-
les
AT Gouldsboro, the excitement Of the
week. has beef with the Home" Co. they
having struck new vein on their prop
erty, about sixty feet from their shaft. five
feet wide, OF almost solid galena. carrying
well up In silver.
The "GoulJsboro CO. are pushing
vigorously with their work, and as usual.
show ore aud progress. second TO none in
this district
The "Cherryfeld Co" are making an
excellent showing with great deal OF ore.
that will assay more that 100 ounces OF
silver to the ton, the success OF this CON-
pany now seems to be n certainty.
We have had many visitors during the
past week. among whom We notice Messrs.
Bassick. Dui' aud Emery OF Colorado and
Nevada no,oriety; Burgess. Moulton,
Valentinc and Doughty. OF New York.
Altogether, We are busy. satisfied with
DOR prospects. and more than ever. conf
dent that mining Is to be the successful in
dustry OF the "plne Tree State" y.
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Condensed Dispatches.

John II Hitchcock formerly proprie.
tor OF the Alpine House and manager
OF the Summit House Of Mt Washington
and well known by all White Mountain
travellers died suddenly of heart disease
at his residence in Sheburn Yesterday
morning.
AT the Fair held in Cornish, Maine.
Yesterday, $50 yokes Of oxen were
shown.
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The Gum Murderer.
kEENE. y. II. Sent 3

hkENE, y. II, Sept. 20
a stage driver, while coming in from
Chesterfield to-day, was aceosted bv &
masked man in the woods. who request
cd him 10 stop. lie threw hall dollar
on the foot board, and ordered him TO
bring a loaf OF bread from keene and
leave il on rock. The bread was left
as ordered. His height and build an
swered the description OF the supposed
murderer of Gum of Bridgeport. An
officer is on the watch near the rock.
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THE Russian Court invited DR.. Aver and
his family to the ArclduAe's wedding In
the Royal Palace. This distinction was
awarded him not only because he was an
American, but also bee ause his name as a
Russia on is passage round the world
I,i,bl2 Col) Ps0ple
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u was troubled for many YEAR, with Kidney
Complaint. Gravel. &c. ; my blood became III 10
! was dull and inactive; could hardly crawl
shout; was al Old worn out man ali over
could get nothing 10 help Inc, until got Hop
Buffers, and now ! am boy again. Ny blood
aud kidneys are all right, aud I ain a. Aciiye a.
man Of %, although ] am -. and have no
doubt Il viii do as well for others Of my sge.
1t = worth trial Father. standby Mer-
oNry.
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Fishing aud harvesting engage The At
,en,ion of mos, laboring men here this fall,
though neither promises anything extra a.
Il result
A few mackrrel are caught which are
large and very good; other fish have been
plenty. excepting the porgy, which did not
come in the large school. OF former years.
A number OF scincs were ready aud were
waiting. Doubtless the State law. would
have been Ignored on many occasions had
such fsh been plenty.
Nearly all OF the shipping owned 10
this town has been sold. only one vessel
leit In the harbor.
The Industrious women are bu-iy en-
gagged Knitting mItten.. for Mr. Sargent d
Sedgwick. who IL large contractor.
Capt. Grant was brough; home few
days ago very sick with cholera motbus.
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Tickets Tor all points west via, Penn
sylyania Central, aud Boston and Albany
Railroads from Boston, or Grand Trunk
Railway from Portland. can be had OF &.
c. Burrill at the lowest rates Also tick
cts to Portland by Inside line OF Steamers.
Gall and see him before purchasing else
where. lstt
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City and County,


E6ArIoNAL.-Preacbins at 10 40 A.
NJ and p. N. Sabbath School In tine Alter
noon, at II O'Clock. N.
bAfrisr.-Preschings ct and p. N. Sab
bath School at z. n.
tSirARIsN.-Church service at 20 30 A. NJ.
sunday School at IL A.
:, cATHnIIc.-Presching at 10 IL O'Clock A.
NJ sabbath School at = T. NJ.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at 2 and : P. M
sabbath School at z. NJ
SPIRITUAL Meetings held every sun
DAY st O'Clock. p. NJ. in Hall over Munich
pal Court Room, Coomb.' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE AKErISG-every Sun
daV at IA L. NJ. at the Methodist Ve.try.
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NJ A II II l E D..

Ellsworth-Sept Is, by Rev. ]. II. Mooers,
Mr.. Samuel L. Stevens and Miss Fanny A..
Pierce, both Of Bangor.
Sept. 30, by Rev. DIR. Tenney. Mr. John s,
Higgins Of Trenton, and Miss Mary s, Higgins
Of Eden,
Marisville-Sept q. by Charles Carr, Esq,
Mr.: Lewis Moore and Mrs, Nancy Moore, both
q Ellsworth.
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Hartford. Conn, Sept. 30.
Hon. France. Gilleu. died 10 day,
lie was free Soil United States SEN
ator in 1875 and was several times a
candidate for Governor.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Don't buy your OvERCoAr until you
examine the Stock In the BosroN CLOTH
ISG STORE. II Is astonishing how Low
they can sell them. i0tf.
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The witberell AXes-H. u. Mason AgL
For Salc-A. NJ. Hopkins.
Noodbine Jemesery-L Webb.r..
Bridge >ottce.
" antcd-f. IL Lowell.
u. II. Il. Il. l.. Lincoln, sapt
Messenger. Nouee-A. x DcyercuS.
Assignee. Notice.. g. Wilson.
Notice OF FOreclo=ure-E Redman.
Oak Hsii. Bo-ton-G. W. simmon. 4 son.
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MAINE NEWS.
North Aeaaehee Agricultural No
eiesy.
VAUDEVILLE, Sept. 30.

WATERVILLk, sept. 30.
The North kennebec Agricultural
Society, opened its annual Show aud
Fair here 10 day. The exhibition of
Neat Cattle, Sheep, Swine. Poultry,
Drawing Horses aud Oxen. occurred on
the grounds this afternoon.
The Exhibition al the Hall will open
this Evening with farmer levee
Rev. DIR. c. +. Allen, late of the State
College, will deliver an address. There
is full attendance at the grounds to-
dsv.
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Meeting of Creditors OF POrtlan d
Machine Works.
PORTLAND. SEPT. 3

IVhILANU. SFFI. %.
The Portland Machine Works called
a meeting OF Creditors To dav. Their
liabilities are reported at nearly $50 900 /:
assets nearly $4,000. leaving deficien-
cv of . 600.
A committee was chosen TO examine
the affairs OF the Company, and report
at a future meeting.
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The Steam Schooner, ID. Sudbury,
was successfully launched to dav. She
goes iuto the lumber trade in the Gull
OF Mexico.
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Business Notices.
TIE CONSTITUTIONAL. cA-Assa REMEDY

TIE ssSs-..v.cEA. cA.ASSy REMEDY
strike. At the root, builds up the constitution,
mAkes II new. and drives away Caiarrh and all
diseases Of the mucuous membranes, and their
attendant pains and aches. pertaining TO he AL
back. shoulders, Kidneys and throat. lYt0
DO you want 20 save your children, II you
do. go TO q. \. Parchcr and get box OF Fes-
.end'n'- Worm Expeller. |, is the surc-t,
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for 3 cents, OF sent
by mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared by Frsscn4cn & CO., KocAland.
Maine.
lnsianter cures Tootkache 10 one moment.
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10 Inventors and Mechanics.

DATENTs and how to obtain them. Pam phe,
! Of 20 pages free, upon receipt OF Stamps Tor
Postage. Address
GILMORE. SMITH &CO
Solicitors OF Patents, Box 81,
Washiagtop,D,
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Thou-snds VI testimonials TO the efficacy aud
rena rkable cures Of AddmsoR's B0tdsic Bal
sara can lie produced from leading citizens Of
the New England ststes II cures cold. coughs
and al throat and lung troubles. Sold every
where al Is cents.
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Don't tail TO try DIR. Klmbslrs Balssm. for
Coughs. Colds, Hoarseness, Soreness Of the
Thr,d. Chest, Lungs, &c. A pleasant and
edecia.i remedy. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Price Is & 30 cents, BY all
Druggists lyri.
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BooTHBAr-Ar I'D. sch E-teila Hodgk Inc
Sullivan; James Lawrence, Babbige, sieu6en,
BosIoS-Ar 81. schs Laurel. bennett, sui
Ivan; feuciniAn, ATey. BaC ksport; Caressa
Ray. Ellsworth.
Al .ith. sch Anna W Barker. snowman. VII
Ar ash. sch VI Branscom. Dodge. Calais
Ar z,sh. schs Estella. Hoigkin- Franklin, Re.
dondo Belts, and Banner, iiinckley. Ellsworth
Leohtine, Brasion, sullivan Emily. Jasper, sur
ny. Gulnare. Bovden. and Cabinet, LeAcn. Ca.-
the; Wave, Cole. Mhlbriige; Oriental, brown
do. Boom~r. slower. aad Vim Pickering Beiiat-
iy, Ellsworth ConcordIa, Day, Bluehili; shaw.
nut. CToeket, Deer Isle " lille l. swim, Perry,
Bsck.port.
II Harvey, Bake. sullivan. senator, Bon-ey
Ellsworth Daniel Webster. Hughes. Province
town
AR 18th. sch Hespeiu. Gor..os. Franklin.
BALTMoKE-Cld esnd brig Annie Gardner.
Warn nm. Brooklyn.
Ar 2sd, sch Clara Sawyer. Yedier. Bahamas.
CAsrIsE-Ar ats. sels Edward barrett, Mills.
Ar ssrd. Express. Lord. Nex York.
CHAKLEsros-sid l9Ih. sch Louisa Wilson,
Springer. 81 s.mon's Island Ca.
DUTCH ISLAND HARBoR-Ar 21rd, sch Kate
YORK.
EDGAKrowS-In port .and. sch Virginia, for
sullivan.
GAkDSsR--sld 22nd, sch Clio Chileou. Fuller.
ton, NeS York.
HYASSIs-Ar 18th, sch Tahmiroo, Lowell New
York for Boston.
NEW YoKK-Ar 2lst, .chs sun beam. Saunders
Eagle, Robbins, Newport.
Cid s3rd. sch Adam DO . lby, stanwoOd. Jacmel.
Passed through Hell Gate. 53rd, sehs Francon-
10. Austin. New York for Boston; Mountain I.au-
rel. Bennett. do for do; Dexter. rreworgy. Eddy
Wills for do.
NEW HAvES-Ar s?nd, sch " Sargent
Lowe, Bangor.
NES roRT-sld 2Isi. sch Eagle, Robbius. New
York.
PoRTsAoUrH-Ar 22nd. sch II Sargent
Lowe, Bangor.
sALEM-Ar END, schs a 3 Crabtree Crabree
sullivan for New York; Forest City Ellsworth
for Providence; Fair Wind. Woodward. do for
Norwich, Della ferrel. do for Vinegar Ha-
ven; Lamartine, Gray, Bangor for Middiesown.
Rsretga Rorss.
Gibraltar-Passed Sept I3. bark Eugene Hale
Lord, from New York for syria.
SpOkea.
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The Weather.


WAR DEPARTMENT. !
Ofiice of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, ID. G. Oct. LIAM
Indications
For New England. clear or partly
cloudy weather. Southwest winds, sta
tionary temperature. stationary or high
er barometer.
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NOld nj Auctl0n.

The Portland Railing Mills were
sold At Auction this afternoon, to J. Is.
Brown, for S7l ,oo0 cash.
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between the months OF April aud
August, over 1000 passengers left TIL.
country for Europe. IL would be n low
estimate TO say that these Passengers
spend on an average 81 900 apiece in
Europe, which shows, by total OF sl1 900,
90, that the balance Of trade Is. Ia one re-
speci At least. not altogether Ia our favor.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned, that she has been duly Apo inled
and has taken upon herself the trust OF an ad-
mini strstrix of the Estate Of
JOHN T. FREEMAN. late of Mt Desert.
In the County of Hancock, deceased, by giving
bond the law directs she therefore requests ali
persons who are indebted 10 the said decea sed's
estate, 10 make immediate payment, and those
who have any demands thereon to exhibit the
same for payment
NANCY l.. FREEMAN
Aug 9Th, 1873. 3v3s.