Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.)
June 16, 1870

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Eocal anil State Netosi. The Republican town Committee of Man chester for the ensuing year arc ffm. P. Merrili, Joel B. Bartlett and l’roetor 8. Gil bert. The Machias Union says that the Robinson boy, at Wesley, whose case of poisoning was reported lately by superphosphate, died last week. The ladies of the Baptist Church and So ciety in Harrington intend to provide a din ner on the 4th of July. It is expected H. Hume, Esq., will deliver an oration. The object is to raise funds towards finishing the meeting bouse, says the Machias Union. Mr. Levi Thaxter, of Machias, says the Union, was badly injured by a bull Sunday evening last. The left arm was badly torn near the shoulder and other injuries sustain ed. Mr. T’s life was greatly imperilled. Launched yesterday from the yard of F. Stevens of PilUton, schooner Grace Cushing, about liO tons; built by Bartlett Dennis; owned by J. C. Bartlett, David Dennis, 8. R. Tibbetts, and Win. Harvey of August a, L. D. Cooke, Oliver Moulton, A. Bailey and others of Gardiner. She is designed for the coasting trade, and i» to be commanded by Capt. Pinkhura of Gardiner. The Portland Argus ssys that on Tuesday afternoon J. A. Kennedy, a young man em ployed in the jewelry establishment of J. A H. H. McDuffec, had his face frightfully burned by the explosion of an alcohol lamp with which he was working. He could not open his eyes, but it is hoped the sight will not be permanently injured. The Bangor Whig says another detachment of the Jameson Guards has been mustered iu, also that a new uniform has been adopted. It consists of a dark blue dress coat and pants, trimmed with buff. The coat is single breast ed and hat three rows of buttons on the front, and buff epaulettes with guil^ cres cents on the shoulders. The Grand Templt^of Honor and Temper ance of Maine, held their annual session in Bangor on the 7th inst. The following offi cers were elected and installed for the ensu ing year: M. I.. Stevens, Portland, G. W. C. T.; J. T. Crosby, Bangor, G. W. V. T.} G. S. Watson, Biddeford, G. W. R.; David Getchell, Oldtown, G. W. T,;-Davis, Hallowell, G. W. U.;-Lombard, Portland, G. W. G.; D. Gookin, Portland, G. W. C. The Machias Union says a much larger breadth of land is under cultivation in Wash ington county this year than last. Grain ap pears unusually promising. Grass looks well and frequent rains during the present month will assure more thaa an average crop of hay. Potatoes never looked better at this time ot year. The Whig says early Monday morning the body of a man was found in the river at Frost's boon, near Frost’s wliarf in Hamp den. The body was that of a man between 2d and 30 years of age, and had apparently been in the water a long time, as it was in an advanced state of decomposition. It was dressed in a white cotton-wool undershirt, black and white striped woolen outside shirt —the stripes running around the body—grey mixed cotton and wool pants, blue woolen socks and Oxford tie shoes. The arms and hands were tatooed in India ink as follows on the right arm the letters I. H. S", and two American flags surmounted by an eagle; around the wrist a wreath; on the hand, be tween the thumb and forefinger, an anchor; on the left arm, the letters “H. E.,” and two American flags; half way around the wrist, a belt; on the band, between the forefinger and thumb, a star. Coroner G. G. Whitney was called, who empaneled a jury and lie Id an in quest. A verdict was rendered (hat the de ceased came to his death by drowning. The remains were taken in charge*by Mr. Joss, one of the Selectmen of Hampden, and were by his direction buried in East Hampden Cemetery. The Kennebec Co. Conference concluded its sessions in this city yesterday. After the 8 o’clock prayer meeting, the morning sermon was preached by the Rev. B. A. llobie ot Waterville, from I Cor. 3:9 "Ye are God's building.” It was an excellent unfolding of the spiritual temple of religious character. At 104 o’clock the order of the day was taken up for discussion vix: “The Baptism of the Holy Spirit—the method, conditions and evidences of its bestowment.” liev. Dr. Bingham led the discussion, followed by the Revs, Park and Baker, Deas. Metcalf and others. The afternoon service consisted of a sermon by the Rev. Mr. lJinsmore of Winslow, after which the Lord’s Supper, the Rev. Mr. Hume of Litchfield and Wood of Hampshire pre siding at the talfble and Revs. Handcock and Metcalf distributing the elements. At the close of the morning session the Rev. John Wood, Agent of the American Tract Society was heard and the following resolution passed: Retoldrf, That the thanks of the Confer ence be given to Rev. Mr. Wood, for his very interesting statements, and that the Conl'er ference heartily endorse this Society in its work, and eonimend it to the contributions of our Churches.” The next session of the Conference will be held at Litchfield on the fourth Tuesday of October. Water in lndianola, Texaa, la worth a dol lar a bucketful. “Caesar! go catch my big horse there.” “Yes, sar. What you call he name, sar!" “Olympus. Don't you know what the poet sayaabout ‘high Olympus?’ "I don't know about Hio; but he lhnpus nuf—dat’s for sar tin.” A contented home missionary says, “that there are only two* missionaries to twenty thousand cannibals. Shall we not fire them a larger supply In reply to this an exchange says that two missionaries, either baked, boiled or stuffed,are certainly“sraall potatoes" among such, a crowd of hearty eaters, and there ought to be a rallying for the front. A Delaware farmer curbed the friskness of his oxen's tails by tying a brick to each- Jle considered the plan a failure when one of the brutes flung the brick at a maddening fly and brained the farmer's oldest boy. Yesterday there passed over the I\ K. Railroad for the first time, a Maine Central passenger car. The car was lifted from the broad gauge trucks to the narrow gauge trucks. Special Notices. Now is the time to keep lean, ami thereby sc cure good health—and to accomplish the same, get a package of that rich Toilet Soap atTUcomb’s Drug Store. Six cakes for 20 centn. Don’t Poison your head with those miserable, filthy compounds which have doue bo much mis chief, but use Nature's Hair Restorative which cleanses the scalp, restores gray hair, and checks the huir from falling off. It is perfectly clean and contains nothing injurious. See advertisememt. flw-JuucU Every family needs to keep in the house some thing that wfll cure headache, toothache, ague pains, lameness, bruises, cramps, and other kinds of pain and suffering, and what is there so good as 1 Renne’s I’ain-Killing Magic Oil. Try it Sold by Titcomb.__ fAwlw-junei4 Btwmre mf Tmoih Voi»ot%u Yelled umier Urn name of Dentriflce*. Adopt amt adliere to tl*c only preparation that really pre serves the teeth and hardens the gum-. Irngraiit SoZODONT. Its effects on decaying teeth are mar* j vclluup. teodlw-juneU I “Spaulding’s Glue” mends Crockery, Wooden Ware, etc. fttarrtcU. In Philadelphia, 9th inst., James Atkins of An* gmda, to Slirfs Charlotte B. Ogllvie of Brooklyn, N. Y. In Halloweli, 14th lust., by Rev. Dr. Bingham of Augusta, A. R. Smith of Chicago, 111., to Carrie E Freeman, af Halloweli. j.'j is-i j ZBirtr. In this city, 14th Inst James Oliver, son of Oliver and Mary B. Gould, aged 10 years. Funeral this afternoonat 2 o'clock, from his father’s house on Winthrop street. T)EPO!|T of the condition of the tiR.l.V JtVTTE RATIONAL BA!|K of Augusta, Maine, at the close of business on the 9|h day of June, INTO. Resources: Loans and Discounts $104,480 94 Overdrafts 1.345 12 L\ S. Bonds to secure Circulation lOu.lMJO 00 Depo-ite 50. 44.584 70 B.doktUg House 15,000 00 Furniture and Fixtures hoo 00 Cntrent Expenses 2,046 16 Cash Reins (including stamps) 2,877 02 Bills of other National Banks 1,071 On Factional Currency Tineluding Nickels) 175 40 j Legal Tender Notes 10,000 00 $401,230 99 Liabilities Capital Stock paid in 100.000 00 Surplus Fund 83,740 33 Profit and Loss 4,9>0 37 National Bank Circulation outstanding 89,720 00 j State 2.177 00 Individual Deposits 118,047 83 United States Deposits 44.837 00 I Deposits of U. S. Disbursing Officers G.714 33 j Due to National Banks 413 97 $101,230 99 STATE OF MA IS E. County of Kennebec, es I, Wm. T Johnson. Cashier of the Granite Na tional Bank of Augusta, do solemnly affirm that the above fdatement is true, to the best of iny knowl 1 edge and belief. WM. T. JOHNSON. Cashier. I Subscribed and affirmed to before me. this 15th i dav of June, 1870. I THEO. WEEKS, Xotan Public. Correct* Attest: BEXJ. H. CUSHMAX, DARIUS AUDEN. Directors. JOHN 11. HARTFORD, HOUSE FOB SALE! I til HE house and lot of the late Rufus K. Page, *»il uated on Sommer SL, is oflered for sale. The house contain*a fhrnace. gas,and all conveniences j for a hapuv home. The lot consists of about two i acres, well storked with fruit trees, Ac., and the place is well known as being one of the most desir able in the city. For further :vrti enters apply to SIMON PAGE, at the Northern National Bank._ 23 EATI.Mi IIOISE! POTTER BENNETT, (Succfssora to W. S. 1 urbu&k., 110 Water Street, 1 Door South of Post Office, AIGINT4, U414r. LADIES’ E00M up Stairs. I ICE CREAMS and OYSTERS constantly on hand. Meals served at all Hours. This Saloon being I located within a few steps of and directly oppo-ite the Depot, is very convenient for the travelling public. t3rn-.iunel0 ir j^ isr is I have Juat received a new and LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FANS, Oouprituig mauy new style. of Weddlns, Oueru, jloumlnu, Common, and C'liUdM'n'B FANS! CALL AND EXAMINE. j. nruH fieri i:, •lwjnnefl 188 Water street, Augusta, Me. I Maine Medical Association. riMIE Eighteenth Annual Meeting of the Marne i 1 Medical Association will be held fit the Court j House. Bangor, on Tuesday, Jun«- 2Mh, INTO, I at 10 o’clock A. M. Session to continue three days. ttm-june8 HAS. O. HUNT, Secretary. New Goods I New Goods! We are now' opening our stock of SUMMER Dress Goods Comprising all the NOVELTIES of the SEASON! We call special attention to our stock of IBLACK SILKS! For Ladies’ Suits and Out* side Garments. Also to our JAPANESE SILKS, In Plain, Plaids, and Stripes. N. B.—Always oil hand. Androscoggin Remnants OF BROWN COTTONS. Barton A Russell. June 13, 1870. rtf FOR SALE. a valuable estate, containing about SO acres ol J\ excellent land, a two-story house with 10 rooms, two barns, easy of access by steam and borsc cars all wlthinJIH mile* of Boston. Any person wish ing to loeate In the Ticinity of Boston will ilud this a rare chance to purchase a valuable property at a Fur particulars apply to J. w. Mayn \BD. no »TnnUet BuUdiig, Cotton,Mass l*. Box 3843 ill a y9B* t-.i w23 Notice. IOST, between my house and Augusta House soli Sunday, a large AMETHYST It INC In Case. The finder will be suitably rewarded bj leaving the same at Eastern Express Oflie-e. tVhmolk H. 8. GSGOfffl. SfdVifc AND FURNACES t At WILLIAMSON GREENWOOD'S. JOURNAL fB %BL W JOB PRINTING O Establishment! OUR FRIEHDB are reminded that having the Largest Steam Job Friotioi Establishment, t A J? Un the Hirer, and emplojring

!COMPETENT AMI EXPERIENCED WORKMEN! i We are at all times prepared to execute in the beat manner and at low prices, all kinds of PLAIN AND FANCY Book Job Pi' SUCH A* Books, Pamphlets, Newspapers, Mammoth Posters, {Handbills, Show Cards, Circulars, Business and Wedding Cards, Letter Headings, Bill Ball Wet ■ets, Programme*, A net Ion Bills, Invoices, IS ill* of I.ndlug, Receipt*, JLnw lilatiliM, PLACARDS, SCHEDULES, INVITATIONS, RAILROAD and Steamboat Printing, Ac., Ac., Ac. To all those who desire work Id our line, we would say tliat it is our Intention to SUIT OUR CUSTOMERS Both in regard to Price* and Execution of Work. XJ- Orders hy mall or express will receive the same PROMPT ATTENTION as though delivered personally. SPRAGUE, OWEN 4 NASH, JOl'RNAL OFFICE ACOCBTA ArocsTA, Oct. 16, 1869 _ __ S. F. Davenport, Agent for the wale of the celebrated singer SEWING MACHINES

-ALSO AGKVT FOR THE FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE Hallow ell, Maine. Place of business has been removed to nearly opposite Western Union TeiogijapU Office. Machines Repaired and Exchanged. ttf-June? Titcomb’s Aromatie Tonic Elixir! AND all the other POPULAR MEDICINES lor •ale low at TITCOMIt A DORR'S ifiuDRUG STORK. 8AVE THE CRILDREH. ■a fXTLTITUDES of them suffer, linger, and die, 1Y1 because of Pin-Worm.. The only elfectua remedy for these mo.t troubloeome and dangerous of all n orm., In ohililren or adult*, la found In DR. GOULD’S PIN-WORM SYRUP. Purely vegetable; .afu and certain. A valuable cathartic, and bene ficial to health. GKO. C. GOODWIN CO.. Boa ton. and all drug^ata. fim4S mUU ON the first of June I shall have for rent a good, convenient tenement for a small family U> the houae I formerly occupied on Goge street, For further information call at my prtm.nl residence, No. 11 State street. MRS. WM. K. W ESTON. Augusta, May 14,1870. ttf BY TELEGRAPH TO THE Daily Kennebec Journal. it Ity (he Western Tmon l.lne—Offices in Hendee’s ISuildin* opposite the I'ust OIBct, and althe Slate j House.)

FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS. Washington, June 15. Sexatk. The bill confirming the title of Mr*. Harriet Parker to two guano islamb* in the Pacific Ocean, discovered by her late hus band. was passed, and then the franking hill was proceeded w ith. and after a long discus sion Senate adjourned. IIocsk. The House resumed considera tion of the resolution in regard to Cuba, nnd was addressed by Mr. Wood, a member of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, who said he had not supported cither report, and did not think that either gave any practical or! substantial aid to the Cuban cause. He! thought it a very singular circumstance that the gentleman from Mass., (Butler) who had been instructed to inquire into the premature! publication of the report of the Gold Invest! gation Committee, should have extended that I inquiry without authority, into the issue and I use of Cuban bond*, and the President in his recent message should have taken up the same point. Mr. Butler stated that the public statement upon the Cuban bonds, did not come from any information obtained from his Commit-, tee. Mr. Banks asked his colleague if he had not exhibited the Cuban bonds to all the, members of the House. Mr. Butler replied that he exhibited a half a dozen Cuban bonds taken from the pocket t of a reporter of a city newspaper, by paying! him fifteen cents on a dollar for them. Mr. Banks asked his colleague further, why he had not made his report, having had the subject under consideration for nearly i three months. Mr. Butler replied that he had brought be- fore the Judiciary Committee, tflk question of compelling the Attorney of the Cubans to! disclose the contract under which two millions of bonds had been deposited, and the ques tion was still before the Committee. Mr. Eldridge of Wis., objected to the dis closure of the matter before the Committee. I and the Speaker sustained the objection. In conclusion Mr. Wood recapitulated at considerable length, the reasons in which lie said he found more than justification for the recognition of Cuban belligerency. He argued that the United States would he justified in demanding of Spain antonomy for Cuba, like that which England grants Canada and all her colonies, or as an alter native, that she relinquish at once her claim j to the Island, which at best cannot long be maintained. Mr. Williard. another meml>er of the Com- t mittee, next addressed the House in opposi- I tion to the resolution of the majority. He indicated the strength of the insurgent cause, and said that the object of those who were 1 pressing the matter upon Congress, was that they might l>e able to Sell Cuban bonds. He thought if any lesson had been burned into' the very heart and mind of the American people by the late rebellion, it was that they should mind their own business. He com-1 mented on the fact that the head and front of1 what was left of the Cuban rebellion, was an Ex-Confederate General, who had been lob bying on the floor of the House, and who as stated by his principal newspaper organ in New York, approached over one hundred! members on the subject, ami received but one repulse from the gentleman from Mass. Mr. Williard defended the President and his message, and sustained the course of Secre tary Fish, concluding with an appeal to the House, not to be drawn into any quixotic cn terprize by Cuban bonds and Cuban agents, in New York and Washington. Mr. Butler spoke at some length against the resolution. Mr. Logan of 111., replied to Mr. Butler in a very animated manner. After a long discussion, without action, the House adjourned. i The resolution will be brought up to-mor row as unfinished business. FROM WASHINGTON. Wasmsoton, June 15. Commodore O. S. Glisson has been ordered to hold himself in readiness to command the European fleet. S. S. Almy has been ordered to duty as Chief Signal officer of the Navy on the 25th inst. Commander Wm. K. Mayo has been or dered to the command of the Tuscarora. The following essential provisions of the Currency bill were passed by tiie House this afternoon It authorizes the issue of $95, 000,1100 of national bank notes. It provides for the redemption of $45,000,000 of the three per cent, certificates. It redistributes $25,- I (X)0,000 taken from the States which have an excess circulation. It allows banks to re- j move from such states to other states where increased banking facilities are wanted. The Postmaster General has accepted the offers of the Canard Inman lines, to trans port the mails from New York to Great Britain and Ireland lor the amount of sea postage as full compensation for the service. FROM NEW YORK. New Y'okk, June 15. Keduclioa of Fare* The fare to Chicago by all routes has been reduced again from 20 to 18 dollars, and will probably be redm-ed to 15 dollars to-morrow, with a corresponding decline to other points. The fare to Aan Francisco and Sacramento to-day is $130. Freights to Chicago and all western points w ill also be reduced 25 per j cent, to-day. The first English overland mail from Aus tralia for London, was received from the west tills morning, and forwarded by the Ne braska to Liverpool. The Executive Committee of the Union Leagued' America, meet at the St. Nicholas Hotel next Tuesday. Steamer Henry Chaney is supposed to be waiting at Aspinwoll far th« arrival of the connecting steamer Constitution, from San Francisco, which had not reached Penama at the latest advices. FROM SAN FRANCISCO. San Francisco, June 15. The Great Republican brought 1300 Chin ese passengers and a large cargo, including 7539 packages of tea. The Court! refuse to grant an inunction against the San Francisco Mercantile Library GUI Concert. The Directors of the Central Pacific Rail road have resolved to hasten the completion of the California and Oregon Railroad to the Oregon State line, and also to push the work on the San Joaquin Valley road. The English squadron Admiral Hamby, left Victoria on the 28th of May for the Sandwich Islands, Velparisu. the Falkland Islands and liome. Steamship Alaka, from Alaska for Victoria, has been out over ISO days, and is given up I as lost. FROM BOSTON. Boxtox, June 15. yin Senate this afternoon the amendment of Mr. I.add instructing the Attorney General to eonitnenee civil suits against the signers of the bond for $2,tXK),000, and criminal suits against parties accused of fraud in the Hart ford and Erie management, was voted down, 19 nays to 14 yeas. The preliminary examination of Charles II. Gray for celling cancelled revenue stamps, resulted in holding him fer trial in $1,900 bail. The Beacon Park Races. The last of the progarmme of the first meet ing at Beacon Park was trotted to-day, in cluding a contest for 2-50 horses, one for 2-2H horses, and one for a six thousand dollar purse, Iree to all. The day was fine and more than 10,04 1884, lit V 1865, 11144 1865, Jan. July, 113*4 V 1887. 114 u ii 1888, 114 10-4u’s,(coupons;, U)8>s New York Stock Market. New You*, June.15. Mariposa. 7 do. pfd. Vi'4 Canton Co. 87S Cumberland Co. Western Union Tel. Co. 34 Quickallver Mining Co. 7 Pacific Mail, H,V Bostou Water Power, Boston, II a it toixi ft Erie, Adams Ex. Co. Wells, Fargo ft Co. 13 American Merchant' Uu. 45 U. s. Ex. Co. 45V N. Y. Central and Hudson Kiver 1W>V do. scrip, 6s V Harlem, J44V Reading, Mich. Central. 125 Lake Shore and Michigan Southern WV Illinois Central, HIV Cleveland A Pittsburg, Chicago ft North Western, 74V do. preferred, W'V Chicago ft Uock Island. 122 Mil. ft St. Paul. !V Terre Haute, 30 do. pfd. 6° Alton, 117 V do. prefd. 11S Ohio and Miss. 40 V Erie, 21V do. pttl.__ 42 New York Produce Market. New York, June 15. COTTON—sales 500 bales; mid. uplands 21.V. FLOUR—state 535fif*5d; round hoop Ohio585 §700; western 535g(J95; southern 630410.00 WHEAT—sales 32,900 bu; No. lapring 189fi 140: No. 2 do. 1300139; winter red and amber western, C?)UN—new mixed western, 95£105; old do. 109 in store. OATS—state 70^72; western Mf6G. PORK—mess, 30.87; prime, 23.50. LARD—steam, 16V kettle. 16V BUTTER—Ohio, 14427; state, 20432. Chicago Produce Market. Chicago, June 15. FLOUR—spring extras 487.Vigt>00. WHEAT—No. 2, 113V CORN—No. 2. 83V OATS-49V for No. 2. MESS PORK—30.00. BARLEY—56 for No. 3. LARIN—16.____ SILVER WINGS. Silver Wing*. TILE Silver Wing*. Silver Wings. MEW Silver Wings. Silver Wings. Ssbbilh Silver Wings. Silver Wings. School silver Wings. Silver wings. Silver Wings. Silver Wings. Ml SIC BOOK, silver Wings. Price, in Boards, 34 cents; Paper, 30 cents. Sample copies sent post-paid on receipt of retail price. OLIVER DITSON A CO., 177 Washington Street, Boston C. H. DIT80N A CO., 711 Broadway, New York. Money Cannot*Buy It! I FOR SIGHT IS PRICELESS

4 THE DI4JIOXU GLAftftEM, MANI'FACTUKED DV J. E. SFENCEK A t'O., S. V. Which are now offered to the public, are pronounced I by all the celebrated Optician *nf the World to be T13LO Most Perfect, Natural, Art ilkiai help to the human eye ever known. They are ground under their own supervision, from minute Crystal Pebbles, melted together, and derive their name. “Diamond,n on account of their hardness and brilliancy. The Hc*loTillflo l*rlnelple J On which thev are constructed brings the core or centre of the fens directly in front of the eye, pro- f ducing a clear and Uis* inct vision, as in the natural, healthy night, and pre enting all unpleasant senna- f tions, such an glinune. ng and wavering of night, dizziness, Ac., peculiar to all other* In use. They are Mounted in the Finest Manner, In frames of the bent quality, of all materials used for that purpose. THE Hi FINISH AND DURABILITY CANNOT BE SCKPASSED. Caution.—None genuine unless bearing their trade mark stumped on every frame. S. A. KCSSEI.L. Jeweller ami Optician, is Sole Agent for Augusta, Maine, From whom they can only be obtained. These goods are not supplied to'Pedlars at any price. mayJ7-ly y BURDETT CELESTE AND Combination Organs AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS Being the most perfect instrument that musical ear listened to;—producing musical tones from the soft- est and most delicate whisper to the deeh swelling tone of the pine organ. Prices Cash, from fftfi to $100. r -ALSO:— Hazel ton Bros. Pin no-Forte*. Marshall A. Wendell Piano-Forte*. Snperior instruments, at very low prices lor cash. And other Musical Merchandise of every descrip tion, at John G. Haynes Go., so. S3 corin' street. Boston, mass. Price Lists and Circulars sent on application. lyto Extermination! THE fumes of a powerful drug destroys bed bugs A and their eggs. Bedding and furniture need not lie removed. Sati.'faction given or money re funded. For full particulars enclose one dollar to M. F. NEWCOMB, 1 3w23* Manchester, Maine. t Stevens Condition Powders For Horses and Cattle. fPIIE Rost Powders ever discovered. All we ask a X is one trial and people will be convinced. Price ouly 25 cents per package. C1IAS. E. STEVENS Manufacturer and Proprietor, 127 Bridge 6t., East Cambridge, Mass. 1 For sale by A. C. DANA, 7 Union Block, Au gust*. James W. Bradbury, Jr., S. COMMISSIONER, Office with Bradbury Bradbury, W ATER STREET, AUGUSTA. 20tf HENRY HEIMS. Xo. lOO Sudbury Street, Boston, MANUFACTURER OF BILLIARD TABLES WITH THK COMBINATION STRING CUSHION. New and Second-Hand Tables always on hand and for sab? at the lowest prices Give "me a call apr284>mR. K UI1.MAKT1I. Agent. Dockendorff Co. Lima Callao, I?erii* Importers and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in GENERAL MERCHANDISE, 1 i and Naval Contractors. i Exchange Bought and Sold. Advances made on Consignments and for Ship's Disbursements. References! Messrs. Walsh ,t Cakvkh, New York. V. II. Lovell Co., Bank of London, Mexico A s'. A., Lima Sres. Biaxcui Heiimanos r c a New York Olllce, 118 J011X STREET. Ueciiwiui HENfiY 0. A. A NICHOLS, MASONS AND SLATERS. A LL work in their line done promptly and in a g«>od, workmanlike manner, by the day or job. Particular attention paid to repairs of slate rooft, cementing cisterns, cellars, Ac. ji Orders lilt at A. P. Gould’s btovo Store, first door above Railroad Bridge, promptly attended to. HENRY O. NICHOLS, ALBERT A. NICHOLS. Augusta, .Tan. 1 1869. Plated Spoons and Forks FOR SALE BY 1 t5apr-tf BALLARD «fc CHASE. y House For Sale, VNY one wishing to purchase a now First-Class DUELLING HOU^E, located on one of the nrin cijml streets in the city, can hear of on>- by calling at this*office. fmavH-tt J7T57 nutting. m. d. Physician Surgeon, HALLOWELL. MAINE. *y Office in Titcomb’s Block, (up stairs.) Resi dence, corner Academy and Middle Street*._ UNITY VILLAGE r|UIK subscriber would inform the citizens of X Unity and the public generally that he has opened the best stock of PAINTS, OILS! AND PAINT STOCK Generally, To be fomul in Waldo County, which ho will sell at moderate prices. He assures his patron* that he has bought his stock on the best terms, and can give them better bargains than they can get by going abroad. He will also execute all orders for House, Carriage Sign Painting J In the beat manner ami style anil on short notice. Ready Made Coffins! 01 various styles and prices, kept constantly on hand or made to outer at short notice. Also Coffin Trimmings, Materials for Robes, Ac. W. S. EL WIN. Unity, June 1. !?70. _ ttf A Large and W ell-selected Assortment o Wallets, Bill Pocket Books, In Morocco and Calf, for sale low by lfitf TXTOOM11 DORR. H. K. BAKER, Beal Estate Broker, Has for Sale, At Varioui Prices. Ilallowell, Jan. 1,1870 lyS A F. MORSE. PHOTOGRAPHER, Water Street, Hallowell, Maine. Ad* Ambrotypes and Card Photographs taken in the best style. Pictures copied to any *i*e. Al bums and rrsme* constantly on hand and for nale. ly*23 Crockery, China Glass. TTITCE8 HEnt'CEDl The price* nr Crockery, China and Glass Ware at JVo. 1,70 Water Street, Are marked down to mart tbo Hill in Gold _may-Mtl ,T. I), natal ft HON. Millinery Goods SELLING AT COST The subscriber being about to remove irum the State will sell her stock of MILLINERY GOODS -AND THE DESIRABLE STAND! WHICH SHE NOW OCCUPIES, At a Very Low Price! For the next thirty days I will sell my goods AT COST, in order to close out n»y Entire stock. Anv one desiring |o purchase Biy present stand, can do so at u low price, it application is made at once. LIZZIE A. GAGE. Augn«ta, June 0, 1870. tlm WINDOW SHADES. A FULL LINE OF .VKir ft kti!«.i.rr ttm;k.vs, Also Curtain Fixtures, Cords and Tassels, Curtain Loops, Hooks, l’lns, 4c., Just received at PIERCES’ CROCKERY STORE, l.'>0 WATER STREET, AUGUSTA. majdi-ftl oilcloth- carpeting T AT VYIHImsmwow 4 Crrenwood's. OILS, PURE SPERM, CASTOR, OLIVE, NEATS-FOOT, and ESSENTIAL OILS ol all kind*, at Johnson Brothers. All. kl.ms OK jnLIRIM, AND llepniring Done at tapr4-:im Williamson ft Greenwood’s. Knickerbocker Mutual Lite Insurance Company OF NEW YORK. EKASTVS LYMAN, PRESIDENT f|MIIS is one of thdfcddebt, most roliablc, and l»est dividend paying companies in the country. ASSETS OVER $7,200,d0Q! Liberal arrangements will be made with Agents, and they are wanted in all parts of the State. Apply nt AUGUSTA, ME., 130 "Water Street, (uji-Htuirw) to CHARLES WHITE, Manager ior Maine and New Ilampsliire. March 22, 1*70. f22mnr-tf f o 1Tb ostqn i Spring Arrangement THE STEAMER STAR ff lit EAST, COMMENCED l»er regular trips from the Ken neper, THURSDAY, May 15th, 1S70, and will, until further notice, run an follows Leaving Gardiner every Monday ami Thursday at 3 o'clock, Richmond at 4, and JJath at 6 P. M. THE STEAMER CI^AniOAT, Will leave Augusta at 12 M.t Hallowed nt 1.45 P. M., conneeting with (he above boat at Gardiner. For further particulars inquire of W. J. Tuck, Augusta; H. Fuller 6on, Hallowed; T. B. Grant, Gardiner; J. T. Robinson, Richmond; J. E. Brown. Bath. Gardiuor, April 11. 1870. flOapr^ FOR SALE—A Rare Chance WHEEI.EB .1 WILSON C ABINET SEWING iAMACHINE—silver Tinted—having been n little used but perfect in all its parts, will be sold at a great discount from cost, at the store of F. LYFORD. Augusta, June 7,1870, flw PLUMBING! rpilE Subscriber begs leave to inform the citizens ot Augusta an. WARD. j Augusta, May 17, lbTO. ftiril New Firm! New Goods Store, No. Bridge’s Block. Firm, Sawln A Doe. Business, Custom Tailoring. Motto, Fair Dealing. IuduceiueHtiiLQW VRICES! And satisfaction guarantied in all cases. CUTTING done at short notice'. HEADY Made Clothing for men and boys I FURNISHING Goods in great variety 1 GARMENTS made to order in the Latest Style and Finish. Give us a call and be convinced that the new firm mean business. DON'T FOROET THE PI.ACK No. HHIlHiU'H ULOCK. Water Street, Augusta. tjanel-Sw SAW IN A DOE. KENNEBEC SAYINGS BANK! Trustees W. T HALI.ETT. RCSkELL EATOX, O. C. WIllTEHOl'SE, DRANK PRAY, ORKIN WILLIAMSON. Deposits re reived at the eouater at the Freeaans National Bank. The net earnings of the Bank .are divided every six months. Loans made to Depositors on Depositing their Bank-book as security. J. L. ADAMS, Treasurer April sth, me. far

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