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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-10-14
DAVIS, FARR 4 CO., Agents,
AUGUSTA, MAINE.
sept3o-t o-tiaw3w
Road Notice.

gUyHE undersigned, a committee appointed by the
Supreme Judicial C0ur at a term of said court
holden at Houlton, within and for the County Of
Aroostook, on the last Tuesday of February, A. ID.
1882, upon the appeal of the inhabitants of the
town Of smyrna from the decision of the County
Commissioners of said county, in laying out the fol
lowing described way, to wit: Commencing on the
SMYRNA road, near TO where the road running
through tie town Of Ludlow connects with the said
SMYRNA road thence in a westerly direction by the
most practicable route, to connect with the state
road in Oakeld Plantation, the dwelling house
Of James Iimony; thence on the State road through
the Ridge settlement, called, to the East brsncn
of the Mattaw amkeag river near the dwelling house
of Moses Barrows; thence by the most practicable
route running in westerly direction to connect with
the road running from smyrna Mills TO Island Falls,
near the dwelling house of William Grant IN Dyer
Brook Plantation (No. S, Range ~ hereby give
notice. in accordance with the provisions Of section
/ of chapter lO7 of the Public Laws Of 1s79. that
they viii meet at the DIV cling house OF Moses Drew
md in said smyrna, on Monday, october sd, A.
ID lss2 at O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose OF hear
ing ali the parties interested in said way; and
after hearing said parties they will proceed on said
day to view said route and take such further action
in the premises as they judge proper.
ISAAC BOwkER,
B. H. PUTNAM,
j. r. DYER.
HouLroN, August sth. issa- 6w1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-10-14
For You,
Madam,

Whose complexion betrays
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that you are Tanned, SallOw
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or have EruptiOns, Redness,
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use Hagan's Magnolia BAN.
It's a delicate, harmless and
delightful article, producing
the most natural and entranc-
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and which soon becomes per-
manent il the Magnolia Balm
is judiciOusly used.
l. a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-10-14

Jobbing of ell kinds promptly attended to. Thank
full for past avors We hope for continuance OF same
in future. mar2s1eodly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-10-14

KENNEBEC COUNTr-in Probate Court, at
Iu,nsfa. on the fourth Monday Of September,
vHETITIoNs having been presented to the onrt
,nrsde and also AIRS Jennie T.. Damren, Admins
,rs,or, on the estate of Harvey Damren late OF Bel
grade deceased:
rn ,he foregoing petitions, Ordered, That notice
,hcr.of h, given three weeks successfully,
nrior 10 the fourth Monday of October next,
In the Daily kennebec Journal, newspaper
printed in Augusta, that all persons interested may
attend AT Court of Probate then to be holden NJ
Augusta. and show cause, If any, ~hy the prayer
,c,- i,axsx EMERY q. BEAN. Judge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24

thing in missing the sentimental expression Oh n0f
self In these amable and informal letters sue was
much fascinated by certain mysterious associa1ions
on the spiritual border-land. such as she 1odnu in
music. nature and coincidence. She Thought Una.
what she very much wished for in silence wouiu
find LIS way to her and ,eral curious experiences
ir the UNEXPECTED fulfillment of her desires o"n
Armed her belief She toyed little NJ Vaiio"'
times In her Lie with Swedenborsianism' 0pni.s
ism and other occult things. but wlthous e"''''"o
tion and she rested at last in her mVul''on' ~
pardine mans destiny and immortality. % eiu"n.
cio,ted soul found it's only external reposo III
that concensus of all religions, which she enue"N-
ored TO discover and report in her great work Oh
Tho Progress of Religious Ideas through e"o0''-
sve Ages" .,
To each OF her different correspondents 'hious"
he, ardeot svIopathes she reveals some appropriate
xnr.ssion of herself; but in all she is spontaneous
onproachinp the tone of conversation leaving III
tho mind of the reader a clear and lovely image
She and her husband continued 10 be lovers 10 'no
end. The letters to him are the most precious ~
,be volume showing the central fre that Waiineu
hor vynole pelng And with those friends thaO sue
found in the great crisis of her life she malnla'heu
an increasingly dfiectiOnate intercourse her per
sonaltv is ono of the plcasanest to contemplate III
orr times; and though her literary work may oe
come antiouated the MORAL beauty oil her lie nlus'
remain permanent possession.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24

Tbe object Of the work narrate how the American
Colonies having gained their Independence became united
nnder one gov aud how the Great Wsie Republic
came 10 he wa tine time Of the outbreak OF the war
OF the Rebellion Mt Colin takes large vie" OF The factors
WI Oh coopeaied the great Progressive movement Ac
coitgv he does not conhue himself the important
aud cuou. which max the course Of lie national
hsory The social religions and moral forces by Which the
Character people has been determined aud IN" achieve
e,ts Of Americans in Of science literature and
the ecanc arts receive special attention while most en-
PERTAINING views given OF the manners and Customs
which prevailed in periods and sections OF the
country The exhaustive history OF tie coun
Try aud is Of absorbing interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24

T,HE BIBLE
Il FOK LEARNERS,
children its title would indicate
ecowo men Ii Is exhaustive history Of the
Satous books Ia the ola and New Testament wiiten y
leaned men II contains sketch Of tho History Of
historical et ~ Jesus and he Apostolic Are chrome
g cal survey index Of subjects and table Bible passages
"a reference.
Volumes l. and 1.-The o!d Testament.
Volume III.-Ihe New Testament
price mar volume g. sold separately To be had az a
BOOKSELLERS. Mailed postpaid by tie publishers,
ROBERTS BROTHERS, Boston
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CLOsING PRICES or CALIFORYEA sTOcHS
San FRANCISCO. Thursday, Nov. g. 1882
Yesterday TODAY

Bullion valued at S39. 379 70 was received in thin
city yesterday from The mines.
Father dc Snet sup rintendents report for ths
week ended NOvembrr 10. shows: Ore extracted
from first level, 1000 tons second level, 1000
tons; third level $50 tons. Ore milled 2, 100 tons
Justice DRIFT IN 100 feet and stopped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24

history OF the fine arts should state correctly wat is
known concerning should tie til IT various
mai with INTEL gence, and in just PoI0.hol
woud be Of great value student such. within is
limits as manual and for the penoi which II covers, Is DIT
REFERS History OF Ancient Art" so far as am aware
here is 20 compend Conformation the subject In any ian
enaee so trust worthy judcious as tS 1t serves
equally well Introduction TO the STUDY ana as e"S' ~
when the advanced student may refer advantage 10 re
his knowledge OF the outlines of any art 81 the Held
xtract from Professor Charles Eliot NOrtons Preface
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24
HIsroRY on ANCIENT ART.

nv Dr Franz Won Reber OF the Bavsran Royal ana
and Stale Galleries of Paintings in the University
and Of Revised by the Author IIsheeu
ana A,,eu,ad Inv Jose, Th.cher Clarke With $40 Ilustra.
tons and Glossary Technical Terms svo' Cloth - o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24

NOW READY.
KNITTING AND CROCHET.
an indispensable manual Of
CHRISTMAS WORK FOR HOLIDAY SURPRISES.
NEW PATTERNS WITH MANY ILLUSTRATIONS.
TRIBUNE EXTRA NO SO, PAMPHLET FORM.
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Stitches &c, with a convenient Index
PRICE Zoe. sent by mail on receipt of pnce Address
THE TRIBUNE.
NEW-YORK
-. The four preceding Extras the subjects are
attn sent by ma DOC.
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81 90. Qua boI)
at was an upraoa o. geaius mat led the artist 10 SEEK
succts fof his pen The quaint fagmenay verses VI
the old poet whose delight Is IN every
thing that Is and INNOCENT gorifes youth AMI love-
splt time and harvest tc and sngs almost In one brH
of jugs crauns-or Ccrirpas Anheas. Oiananes io
Ike his Horace his muse Is tickle In lis
ana Of Tho = accession OF the FOuIe sweet MoD'h ihe
chara of the poet grows as We tar" the Sn"Pu
pages we laugh with VIII lac Is IN laughing uool We
smile at tho ingenuity aud admire tue grace WIN winch "o
turus ant t. his Juias lips and with careless IN
consistency We sympathze with the deep sincerity Of ds
passion Anthea .
The charm II MI Abbey's drawings lies not only IN the
exque craft with which they executed Dut II hs COM
plete appreciation poets meaning and bis sympay
with the pn-ts everchanging mOodSchahgihg thit Is ho'
fr grave to CAV tender IN nor 70 r"o"1s uu'
Every phase u life moved the poet caught ana ue
ized by tne aru-the demure ooquetry OF village oee e
ouainy described dscape tbs spug OF esiani"e Every
stroke of his pencil firm, yet wihA danny grace oes
The subject each drawing bears evidence OF the
ing pains the artist eaten the spirit O. the Pefo
as well as Of the poet"
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f,,uE pOpULAK SHORE LINZ,

L FOR PROVIDENCE, BOSTON AID THE EAST.
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CEN IAL DEPOT.
Three express trains daily ,aunjays eXoeptei Boston at
500 =. lparlor cars attached and 10 p with
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LIMIT. ID TICKETS TO BOSTON. ALL RAIL IS
NEWPORT expres5at m lpallOr attaohed arrives
at Newport y.
PIOv IDN sp eia express at D. IN. (parlor at
tachedl arrives at rOvdcnUe To- 20 D. IN.
Tokes and parlor ouIed Fifth Avenue aud
Windsor hotol cket oiices central Depot
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rxpress Trains leave New York Desosses and Cart
lsndt streets Ferries, IA follows
bio, 100 < so 20 and 10 Lnn.teD, IL So $40
4, D, d, Z, .. ana p m, and II night SUNDAY T.
90 1Amitedh aud 10 a m. I. d. z 3 and Sp aud IL
night
7i2U IN. ana y. IN. running through trenton and
Camden
Retnnng trains leave BIoad street Station Phi hlA
IDOL 800, 52U, $40. 600 49, ezU, $50, aud ii
ulnned express l3O p. MI l, 8, 4, l2o Limitea, D.
est 74a aud $40 T.. On sunday, l2Ol, 800. $50.
3Ab 8 20 a. J:ZJ Limited ,.45. y and 10 D. ~
Leave Philadelphia via Canden $50 u. m day
except sunday. $500. ~. .
1iSrt Uni,es o4o ana ga Broadway. Asor House.
foot of DesbrOsses ana COurtladLst-; COurt-sL and
urnIy Annex station. foot Fulun-sL. BlOoADn No.,
ia ilD hudson st. HObOacn station. CITY;
IMMIGRANT Ticket once, . ga terry Pace.
Ihe ~ ansleI Company Will call Tor
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MINES AND MINING
THrRsDAY, NOV. "a,

THURSDAY Nov. 2s-nx
Except an exceptional advance from SO 10 ~
for Navajo to-day's mining stock markets we,s -
tureless, VOID Of interest and weak. Robinsor :.
clined to l.20 and Chrysolite to 1.25. The C.
stocks we're weak and the markets closed dnI '"1l'
s<BE5 AZ rHS MINING EKCHd yog.
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FLOWER AND WEED.

A Novel. BY NJ E. Braddon Author of Just az Am,
Aurora Floyd" An Open Verdict" Mount Royal
&C. 4to paper, 10 cents. 2ss in Harpers FranKiI
Square Library,
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads..

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLE, LINE
~ DREW aud ST JOHN leave Pier Al. North River foot
OF Canal-st every WEEK DAY at p m, connecting ~
Albany (5undaY morning excepted with trains NOiJh NesI
and East. StaterOOms warmed.
Excursion tickets 10 Albany and return good 30 days 81 90
" ". ENEkEIT. President.
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RUuDING THE NATION.

By Charles Carleton Conn. Authorof The BOYS OF 49,
THE story of Liberty" "old Times in the Colonies Cop
ously Illustrated Svo, cloth, So.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNIFIED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENS rONN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTiCEIhe steamers OF this line lake the Lane Route
recommended by Lieutenant MAuGy u. s. ~, both the
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BKITAN Nc, Capt Penny a m
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beadcll Thursday Dec. II,
FROM THE WHILE STAR DOCK, FOOT or WEST
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steamers uniform and unsurpassed
pontments The saloons saterooms smoking aud Bath.
placed amldshps where the and motion
ie AnodIng degree Of comfort hitherto unstnaDle
favor bic terms steeras from the Old Country $50 from
New York $40
cleaners carry neither cattle, sheep pigs
For inspection of plans and other information apply tho
Company Offices. No 81 Broadway. NewloIk.
x. J. CoRrIs. gent.
C. 1. BARTLETT CO, Agents, Boston.
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rrHARPER & BROTHERS will send any Of the above
works by mail postage prepaid to part OF tho United
States or Canada, receipt OF the price.
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CnIcAGo AND MOUNTAINEERING

Itruns fro 70 i've trains dniy oaca way between
CHICAGO al pvjnilelt Western pOil,a IT ALONE
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Ineirnltion.
For BOYS and Young Men-City.

GOOD TIME TO ENTER PACkARgS
n BUSINESS COLLEGE, as .he n in in ali tho
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DOUBLE TRACK, TIE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
MITM ABSOLul ne sAFnIY.
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For Rorn sexes-CitY.

NTISS VI. \. CLARKo ~. ,.,,.. ~,
w French English school for Young LADIES am
Children 1O7 East 33tat pnDlc schOll nelIoIs eull
1tTSS i. f. WREAKS, % East 77Ch-St.,
M Freuch and English Boarding and DIy scho1l for
YonDr ISies and Children will commence sept - caro-
I'm training i1r1u s Instruction III c'ciy uepaI'o
Kiudergarteu lass commences Oct ~
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BORDEAUX LINE.
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For YOUNG Ladies-CitY.

MISS GRINNELL, 53 East 55tl-st VIII re- re-
vi open ncr English, French ali German Boarding ana
H. Scl,oo fr Ynug Ladies auL Chllrea OF = t0i g
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Nctu 1)nbliraIlons.
HARPER g. BROTHERS, New York,
PUBLISH THIS DAYS
HERRICKS POEMS
11rrsTRATNp RY ABBEY

Selections from the Poetry Ct Robert Herck Wh Draw
incs by Edwin 4. Abbey Ato illuminated CLOTH GIT cages
81 90. OrsboI)
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at Jersey Guy. ahOrng speedy aud det transfer for
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Recommendations b. HAYS, NJ. D..
RtOPENS SEPT. f. lSS2 49,. 80,
Boarding School Of the highest gralH Wdos ny ass
end and scTupulously followed Il to mould NJ an @ ~
ihe intellect of youth by scienrt the WIN ~ rat
The feelings reif1tOa seplrlt - ulse
requisites instruction discipline re g)l while ntnS LOT
Situated ON Washington Heights about ten miles up s99
lrtbs Carrtages are waiting. or 0y Timely nDtF
1caon the superncndent meets the iva OF INV tram
more beautiful healthy p zee On an enlhence 60
delightful scenery or more atirlctlVe 80,
roundngs ara not along the larand banNs OF I'
Hudson. ITS buildings unusually pne'iKe a,Ii,
there forty Of aDl att1ched 10 H. @ far MR.
tersccied by oak groves afordns ample space 'o PA'
French. q herman and spanish sp)Sel.
APPLY FOR CAiALOjUho. ----------
DATTERN MAKING for mOulders and ma
chinss taught y. Y Trade Schools lsta's, Uinn
and Gsthsts, three evenings each X cunHonoin5 -
be- Il Terms moderate Apply on PREMISES
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOl.'
Malson.aye and Iih.st. hs for the school OF Min,s
Sheaed &C. and c hnic pfoessi'I9'
classes in Architectural and Mechanical Drawing ~
A. COLIN lato neer Corp, L. = NJ aAu fI'-''''' -"
Naval Acadomy
University Grammar School, 14Sl BroadWSayi
near 42d.si. tiGth year, Primary, tomni,elcIi Ga
Classical Departments u. N. Hobby W. Ahi' r4'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-24
6teauboais ano Railrolos.
DAKOTA.

DAKOTA
MlNNEsOTA and the NORTHWEST ST. PAUL, MIN
NEAPOLIs and all points IN COLORADO, OREGON.
CALIFOtNIA. NEBRASKA. UTAH and MONTANA
Al reached IA. ect IRON CHICAGO Watt