Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.)
March 29, 1870

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p:,:iii ,tirunflift |onrn;iI. A IT G V 8 T A.\ Tuesday Morning* Jk^bch Ms 1870. POX A PA K 7 A AV. Wo are not .ylvia .1- in the shape of a wife; I am young, though not iiainl.-ome, good-natured, though thin— For further particulars, pray inquire within. WASITING TON NK H'S. Member.' from Connecticut have gone j home to take part in the election. Franklin Chase, United States Consul General at Tampico, is to be removed from that position. General Ames will be admitted to the Senate whenever a vote on his credentials can be reached, and the opponents of the Bingham amendment to the Georgiif bill claim that they are sufficiently strong to defeat it in the Senate. The chances for the annexation of San Domingo are said to be small. It is claimed j that two thirds of the Senate will vote against j it. There is talk in Washington of trying to annex San Domingo by a joint resolution of the two Houses, in ease the Senate rejects the treaty before it. The former method would require only a majority of each House. The Secretary of the Navy has been compel led to cut down expenses in every direction in order to keep within the appropriation. In the Navy Yard at Washington, the number of workmen and mechanics lias been reduced in all branches, and quite a number of men have thus been thrown out of employment. The reduction will shortly follow in all the yards. Orders have heed issued by the Chief of the Bureaus of Yards and Docks to reduce all expenses to the lowest possible figure. A Washington correspondent says that Sir. Sumner, in his speech on the San Domingo treaty, advocated a federation of the West India Islands under the protection of the United States when the people of those Is lands shall signify a desire for such protec tion. George Alfred Townsend in one of Ins re cent letters to the Chicago Tribune has the following Garfield said to me, some weeks ago: “Blaine's administration of the House has been admirable, and he lias more friends to day than probably any man in the government. They are all real admirers, not time-servers.” An attempt at murder was made at Lynn on Friday by David J. Farnham upon Charles Vaughn. Vaughn was boarding at Farnham’s, and the latter suspected criminal intimacy be tween Vaughn and his wife. This led to the attempt at murder by shooting, which failed. Farnham was arrested but Vaughn failed to appear against him. and slunk away from his old quarters. Farnham is said to belong in Maine.

A sail accident happened in the woods at Wentworth Location on Saturday, March 5th, Mr. Nelson Fiekett fell under a load of logs and was run over, the whole load passing over him bruising him on the head and internally, and he died Thursday the 10th. He was a very industrious and worthy man, and was formerly a resident of Cape Elizabeth, where he has relatives living who will learn with sor row his sad fate. Mr. J. II. Orne, who is at the head of the order of Good Templars in the l'nited States, will spend a week in Maine in lecturing upon the subject of Temperance, immediately fol lowing the session of the Grand Lodge. He will probably speak at Portland, Bangor, Bath. Lewiston, Augusta, and at one or two other points. Messrs. J. M. Wiswell Co., nt Kast Machias, have their schooner nearly com pleted, it having been built hv Master J. Wil liams Foster. She is said to be n well built vessel. The Pension office in Portland lias paid within the last three weeks 2000 pensioners* the aggregate amount approximating *100,000. Domrstir Nrtus. The mee ting of the High School Lyceum lias been postponed to Thursday evening. The following officers were recently elected by the City Council ol' Gardiner City Clerk—John Webb. Assessors and Overseers—A. G. Davis. Stillman Libia v. A. E. Wing. City Marshal—Jos. Siphers. City Solicitor—N. M. Whitmore. 2d. City Physician—Thaddens llihlretli, 2d. Street Commissioner—Elbridge G. Hooker. Treasurer—II. 15. Hoskins. Collector—Lincoln Perry. Chief Engineer—Geo. Sprague. 2d Daniel Gray. 3d J. Thomas, Jr. Assistant Engineers—J. E. I.add. Wm. H. Moore. J. G. Donnell. Jas. M. Miller. ^John Stone. Jos. Siphers. Truant Committee and Tythingmen— 3. M. Colson. Mellon Wing. Clms. 3. Smith. S. W. Siphers. 3. Thomas, Jr., Freeman Wil liams. Harbor Master—Wm. K. Gay. Pound Keeper—Edmund Dow. S. S. Committei—N. M. Whitmore. 2d, Kev. C. M. Herring. Jos. Siphers. Directors City High School—Kev. A. L. Park. W. Kenjamin, Cyrus Lihbcy. We learn from the Reporter that at a mel t ing of the Gardiner Gas Company held on 'Thursday afternoon, a dividend of six per ci nt. was declared. It was also voted that the price of gas be reduced from $4.50 to $4.00 per thousand feet, and that new coal 1 shells be built and other improvements made about their manufactory. This reduction in price makes gas as cheap, if not cheaper than in any other city In the State, with the exception ot Portland, where it is $3.00. The town of Carmel lias purchased the Alonzo Tilton farm for a home for their pau per.'. 'Tin' price; paid was $4,000. All the furniture, produce, farming implements, and stock except one carriage horse, were in eluded in the sale. The farm embraces one hundred and fifty acres, about one half well j wooded. Tin* Mai bias licpubliean says one of the victims of cruel massacre of the noble men of the ••Oneida” was Walter Sargent of Goulds borough. who was transferred to the ill-fated ship, from the Idaho, at Japan. lie leaves a wife in New York, to whom he was married one week before he sailed in the Idaho. We see it stated that Sir. W. W. Thomas, Jr. of Portland, has been appointed Commis sioners of Emigration. He expects to leave fur Europe very shortly, and to have a num ber of Scandinavian families settled in Aroos took before the end of the summer. The following appointments have been made at the Navy Yard Daniel C. Norton, oflvittery. to be Foreman Hole Borer; A. L. Stevens of Kittery, Sailmaker, vice Wm. W. Noyes, of Portsmouth and E. P. Parchcr, of Biddeford, Gatekeeper and Detective. We learn that on Saturday morning la.-t, Mr. John Vickery, a highly respected citizen of Unity, threw himself from the bridge into Sandy Stream, a few rods from his dwelling, and was drowned. No cause is assigned for the sad act. The Oxford Democrat says a Mormon preacher, David Sessions Iirown, is laboring in Mexico. There have gone from that town within one year, seven families, consisting of thirty-six persons, and one lady, the widow of David 1*. Brown. Rev. B. A. Chase of Foxcroft. of the Fast Maine Conference, is to in- transferred to the Providence Conference and stationed at the Thames St. Church. Newport. The ladies of the Congregational Society of Gardiner, will hold a social festival and gath ering at their vestry, on Tuesday and Wed nesday evenings. Messrs. Purrington Thompson of West Topsliam will begin building their brig April 1st, Master Woodside of Harpswell to super intend the building. The members of the Portland G. A. It. have received their new bronze medals, manu factured from tiie rebel cannon during tin war. Col. John Goddard was attacked with hem orrhage of the lungs Friday morning, at his residence in Cape Elizabeth. A daughter of F. E. Shaw, Esq., editor of the Oxford Democrat, has written an operatta that is highly commended. The winter term of Bates College closed last Wednesday. The Spring term will open to-morrow. Dr. F. 11. Fees, who, after a year’s tour through our country, is about to return to Great Britian. Work has already been begun upon the ruins caused by the late fire in Bangor. About 200 men were discharged from the Kittery Navy Yard last week Portland is eating an 1800 lb. ox. raised in Mount Vernon. The debt of the town of lloulton is $12. 358.42. I .1 I 1 I’SE RENE’S PAN kILLIM MAGIC OIIi. “It Works like a charm.” Have you Headache? T’se RenneV Magie Oil. Have you Tootlifche? I’se Kenne’s Magic oil. Have you Neuralgia? Use Renne*' Magic Oil. Have you Rheumatism.? Use Ken lie's Magic Ml. Have you Sore Throat? I’se Kenne’s Magie oil. Have you Sciatica? Use Keuue’s Magic oil. Have you a llruise? Use Renne’s Magie Oil. Have you t ramps? Use Keuue’s Magic (Ml. Have you holera Morbus? Use Renne’s Magic. 0:1. Have you Lameness? Use Renne’s Magie Oil. This’ is the Rest Family Remedy, to cure all kinds of Pain, vou ever tried. It i' efonn. sufe and delirious to use, and if vou use it faithfully, IT WILL DO VOU GOOD. Directions oil each bottle. Huy it of the Druggist or .Merchant where you trade. If they have not gut it on hand, they will send for it, at vour request, ami sell you Gi m ink Hknnk’s Pain-Killing Magic OIL. at the manufacturer’s lowest price at retail. Un sold bv Druggists, Merchants and Grocers. It is put up in three sizes, and called “Trial size,” “Medium size and “Large Family size” bottles. WM. RENNE, bole Proprietor and* Manufac turer. PlTTSKIl li». Mans. Wholesale and retail in Augusta by Marshall Whither! Grocer. Iy20-eow Sewing Machines! Tke Willcox Gibbs SEWING MACHINES, The Gem of the World and the house pet. Also A. It. Horn1, liupruvrd, A standard, and one of the most reliable Machines in use. Also the Bickford Knitting Machine. For sale ul the store of F. Lyford, Augusta, Me. Stf i; t2£mar&13Cd Assessor 3d l>.strict of Maine. Bonds for Sale. 810.000 HO>'l>S! OF l NDol'BTED .•sKcriUTY. paying over 10 per rent, iutero.-t, For Sale or Exchange, For l. s. or Stale of Maine Bonds. AT 1 HEIK Highest Market Quotations. II E Po ri EK A BUO Freemans Bank Building. Align-ta. Mar. 17. 1870. tl7niar-lw 11 A\HOOD, tilth Edition. Corrected and revised by the Author, K. DE F. CURTIS. M. I>.. F. R. C. s.. Ae.. Ac., late surgeon Turkish Contingent. V MEDICAL !>r\Y on the Can-e and Cure of Piem.tun D line, show ing how health S>lo-t and how regained. It giv--s aele.tr Synopsis of the Impediment- to M ikki \«.k. the treatment of Nek mu and Pitvsp u. Dr.uii.rrv. Stekii.ity. Ae.. and the remedies therefor.—the result* of twenty vr.irs' -uc.ceb.-fiil praet e; together trith an in/'ctlli hle recipe o f a Lotion prerentire Diseases. “Th'-re is no member of society by whom this book will not lie found useful, w hether Mich person hold- the relation of Parent. Preceptor, or Clergy man.”— London Medical Tim*.* and Gazette. Sent by mail on receipt of One Dollar. Address the Author, Dk. Cl'KTls. 11 Chapman -treet. Bos ton, Mass. mariS-feodJm V GENTS WHO >ELL OCR NLW WORK.

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Shaving Cream and Soaps, Shaving Brushes, Razor Strops, Nail Files and Cleaners, Tweezers, Hand Mirrors, Dressing Cases, Pt’FF ROM’S, IVORY. TORTOISE SHELL, ,f HOPS' Dressing anti Docket tombs, FINK C03I11S, Nail, Tooth, Hair, Hat, and Clothes miusiiEs Tlicrmomcf «-rN, Work IKuxpn, PORTE MONNAIES. Pocket and Bill Books Feather Dusters, PALM A WHITEWASH BRUSHES, SPOXOKS CHAMOIS SKINS! Cigar Cases, Cigars and Tubareo, Humphrey's Homeopathic Specifics, WcUcome's and Ditch's Ilemedies, ami all the popular Patent Medicines, |Pure Drugs, Chemicals Family Medicines, ri-cisli PreBHocl Ilerba, NEATS’ FOOT, Lard, Sperm, Olive, and Kerosene OILS, cfco.. cS?c. ltd' all ami examine, ami you will Und PRICES EXTREMELY LOW. Pltysiciun's Prescriptions arefully eompmmded lYnni pure Medieines al all hours of the day and night. A. C. DANA, Dill «.ls r A.Y■> iPOTHIKART, Successor to J. P. Deeiieng, \o. 7 I’nion Block, Water Street, Augusta, Mo. iyc_ SAVE MONEY BY Purchasing jour Organs A Pianos OF John G. Haynes Go., !l!l Court Street, RONTON, MANN. Price* lower than any other establishment in New England. Organ* and Pianos of every variety of styU*. All instrument* th>t class, ami warranted live years. instrument* rented, and sold on installments. CALL AM) S££ THLM. Circulars sent free. We also keep on hand a large stock of SHEET Ml’Sit and every variety j of MEDICAL MKKl HANDISK and Ml’HB'Al. IN STUtMKNTS. lylO Unit«‘«t Wtsitos* Mnil. 3VL^A.I3XT33. I’OST OoKl ICB IH TA liTMr.NT, f Washington, March 11. 1870 Proposals will be received at the Contra^ Ofile® of this I>. p.n tment until 3 o'clock P M. ot Thure day. May 1870 he decided by the 7th), for ear* rynig the mails.of the United Stab from .Inly 1, b> dime .50, 187.b on the follow ing routes in til© Mite oi 'Maine ami by the schedule of departures and arrivals herein specified, viz.: Its from \oith Frvehnrg to Frveburg Centre, 8 miles and hack, three times a week, i.eavr North Frfeburg.Tuesdav,Thursda\ .and ’Saturday at tt p. M Arrive at Fiv« lung entre by 7 P. M.; Leave Frveburg entre, same days at 7.10 1*. M.; \m\e at North Frveburg by 8 id p m Vx::u\ "eehunie’- Falls, by West Minot, Fast llebioii, Itm klb Id. and hast Sumner, to Hart t 4 bui k. three tunes a week. I.eav.- Mechanic s l all-. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at 7 A.M.; J Arrive at Hartford In 2 P. M Leave Hartford, Momlav. Wednesday, and Fri day at 7 A M Arrive at Me -h.ini Fall- by 2 P. M. Proposals for six timos-a-week service invited. 1 For form, I- and .Fanuatv 3, 1870, inviting proposal- for mail service in Maine, to be found at j the principal post ofiicoo. l.'ds should be sent in sealed envelopes, super scribed, Mail f'ro/iosa/s. Stuff of Mai nt ,M ami ad dressed to th> Strata/ Assistant /'f.'tnui dfr (irmral. .1 NO. A .1 KlisW M l 4\\ It Postmaster Leucral. NEW CARPET STORE. -AT LAM VSTDK 11A I^I^, forner CoiigrrH and Centre Street*, PORTLAND, MAINE. Hie subscriber w ill open on Monday. April 4tb. one of the largest and best assortment* of FOREIGN DOMESTIC CARPETS in the state. Also, WINDOW LACES, DAMASKS, SHADES. CORNISHES. MATH ESSES, FEATHERS, PAPER HANGINGS, Ac., ill W 1ioIomiiI»ods are bought at the present low prices, and will be sold accordingly. •-V1I iiARDXF.R JORIIIX. Fir*t Letter Foundrj in Xew England. Commenced in 1817.1 Boston Type Foundry Always noted for its Hard and Tough Metal, And it* large varieties of BOOK AND JOIB TYPE, And lately tor its unrivalled XV"Tm TION, NEW YORK. OOLDEN CITY, N TAN A. One of the above large and splendid -team-hips will leave Pier No. 42, North River, foot of I'anal Street, at 12 o'clock. noon, on the ath and 21-t of every mouth, (except when those days fall on 'sun day. .and then on the preeceding Saturday. for A". PlSWAl.I.. connecting, via Panama l&uiiw ay, itli one of the I ompanv’s "tamsliips from Panama for SAN FRANCIM O. touching at MANZANILLO. Departure- of 21st connect at Panama with steam ers fm- "Ml I II p IKK and I ENTRAI. AMERI CAN PORT". Tlio.-e of the oth touch at MA/AN ILLo For.JAPAN and CHIN steamer HINA leaves San Francisco, April l-t. l>7t'. One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each adult, Baggage-masters accompany baggage through, and attend to ladies and children without male protectors. Baggage received on the dock the day before sailing, from steamboat.-, railroads and passengers who prefer to mend down early. An experienced surgeon oil board. Medicines anti attendance free. For freight, passage tickets, or further informa tion, applv at the Company’s ticket office, on the wharf. FOOT OF CANAL STREET, NORTH RIVER. NEW YORK. _lygn __F. It. BABY. Agent. Portland Kennebec Railroad! winter Arrangement, ncr. ,s. Passenger trains leave Aiigni-ta lor Portland and j Boston daily ul "*.4o and 11 A. .M. Bo.-ton for Augusta at 7 30 A. M., and 1J M.; Au gu-ta for Waterville at 3.4U P. M. Augusta for Gurdiuer (accommodation train;, at 7.30, and 11 30 A. M 2.1a. and a .in 1* M. Trains are due at Augu-ta from Bangor at lo..V> j A.M.; from Boston at 3 3n at ul times such a st**ol of HOLD A\D SILVER WATCHES, .I.VII ll'.f rdf .If O l*£.Tf KJWti, as trip enable him to supply any demand, uithei at Wholesale or J&etuil, which may be made upon him, and AT RATES AS FAVORABLE as arc offered at oar Sales Rooms hi Now Yorlt or Boston. FOR AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY. R. E. ROBBINS, Treas’r. TUNING! suh.-erfber would inform t.lio /.en> i.i Aiigurtn and vicinity will give yernonal attention to .J*iant»>. inters left at his res idcnce 07 TV inf In op Street, will receive protn p attention. M. MILMKKN. fei*b-tt Teacher of Piano am* okuan MANHOOIl AND WOMANHOOD rtnusHKn by titb l*«'ulM»d> Hi'dical Institute! No. 4 BULFINCH STREET, (Opposite Revere House.) l'O.OOU COPIES SOLD THE LAST YEAR. THE SCIENCE OF I IFF, or SELF-PRESERVATION. A Medical Treatisw on the Cause arid Cure of Exhausted V it a i ity Premature Decline in Man, Nebyocs and Puy-mcal Debility, Hyp« m>kia, and all other diseases arising from the Eekoiw he Youth, or the Im>u>cketkinn or Ex* es.ils of mature years. This is indeed a book fur every man. Price only One Dollar. ‘285 pages, bound iu cloth. DR. A. II. HAYES, Author. A Hook for Every Woman. Entitled SEXI AL PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN AND HER DISEASES; or. Woman treated or PiTSroLoar cali.t and Pathologically, from IhfaNCt to old Auk, With elegant Il.Ll>TXATIVK Engravings. These are, beyond all comparison, the most extraordinary works Physiology ever published. There is nothing whatever that the Married r Single indue* men and women to avoid the cause of those diseases tw am! wb n to do it.—Farmington Chronicle, Far mirujton, Me., Sept. 2, 1^09 These are truly scientific arid popular works by Dr. Hayes, one of the most (earned and popular physician* of of the day.—The Medical and SuryieaJ Journal, July, 1 500. Price of SCIENCE OF LIKE, $1.00. PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN AND HER DISEASES, m>«. Iu Turkey morocco, full gUt, $5.00. Postage paid. Either book sent by mail on receipt of price. Address “Tiik Peabody Medical Institute," or Da. HAYES, No. 4 Bulfineh street, Boston. N. It.— Dr. II. may be consulted ia strictest confidence on all diseases requiring skill, secresy and experience. IN VIOLABLE SbCRKSY AND CERTAIN RkLIF.F. Iy30 STOVES or all kmilis selling ut thr Lnu-nt 1‘rien. JOBBING OK ALL KINDS Promptly uttiui.l. .1 to, anil sallafactinn ganranteod. tie Perrons ciuit.inplntiug purchasing Moves vv ill ilu well tu U am my price, a. p. rioi a.i), 1 Door North of Kiailroad Bridge, 47tf Water Street, Au|fu«tn. Notice of Foreclosure. rHEREA> Edward It. Kalir. then of Waldo boro’, on the tlr.-l day of June, A l>. 1&00, by hi- deed of mortgage of that date, recorded in Lin coln Registry of Deed-. V. 221. Page «1, conveyed to the -ub-criber a certain lot or pan cl «f land sit uated iu -aid Waldoboro*, in said County of Lin coln, bounded and described as follows, viz Be ginning at a -take and stone- at the cast side of the Medomnk river at the ca-t line of land ol Heze kiah Mank, then northerly by land of -aid Mank t wen tv rods to -take mil -tones; then ca.-U»y said Mailk's land one hundred and seventy-six rods to said Mank’s south ca-t corner; then north eight rods and nineteen links to the town road: then south ca-terlv by the -oulh line ol -aid road thir t. en rods mill three links to land of James A. "amp-on: then south westerly by said Sampson's line twenty-tv o and one half rod.- to land of lleze kiah Mank afore-aid; then vest by land of said Mank to the river afore-aid; then westerly by said river to the hound- begun at. containing twenty four acres, more or les lo sceuri*Mhe payuient of a certain note of band therein described and as the conditions of -aid moitgugi' have been broken, I claim a foreclosure of the same according to the statute in such eases made anti provided, and give this notice for that purpose. DANIEL CASTNER. Waldoboro*, Mar. lft, 1670. Jwld Notice of Foreclosure. HERE AS Ira F. Seeklns of Clinton, county of Kennebec, anil State of Maine, on the twenty* second day of June. 1n^>, conveyed to John Goodale of said Clinton, by deed of mortgage re corded in the Kcnimbee Kcgistry, Hook 273. Page 342, a certain lot of land, tilth the building# there on, situated in said Clinton, on the road leading from Hunter*# Mill# t<» school house near Unfit# Dixon's; it being an eight rod strip lying north of the north line of land of George II Hiibh#, and east of said road, containing about live acres, reference being had to said mortgage deed for a more par ticular dcsrrlhtion: and uherca# the said John IX. Goodale. on the tenth day of April. A. D. 18U9, as signed the said mortgage to me. Now the condi tions of said mortgage having been broken, 1 claim to foreolose the same. SlM:itMATOltllli: or Seminal H eak neHS.— How to treat and cure it without niedi cine. Pamphlet sent bv mail free of charge. Ad dress DU ICC. NEWELL CO., Lock Box 1*9 Hartford, Conn. Smti

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