Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.)
August 19, 1870

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PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED). BY SPRAGUE. OWEN NASH. TERMS: SEVEN DOLLARS PER ANNUM. SINGLE COPIES, POUR CENTS. VOL. 1. AUGUSTA, ME., FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST 19, 1870. NO. 197. Jttiuukc Ifliintal. Published on Water, foot of Court Street, AUGUSTA, MAINE. UT Sl’KAUI'F., OWEN 4 NASH. Jlailn Jumubrr Journal. Is issued every morning, except Sundays. Contains the latest news by telegraph and mail, gives reports of the Markets, and has carefully pre pared political and local articles, and a generous amount of farming, home and miscellaneous read ing with a full compilation of State news. Terms, $7 per annum in advance; $t> il payment h not made within the year. Single copies 4 cents, to be had at the book-tores anil at this olllce. Advertisements one inch in length, three In sertions or less. $1.00; 25 cts. for every subsequent insertion. Longer advertisements, or those inserted for any considerable length of time, will be inserted ul lavorablu terms to the advertiser. Special Notice* 25 per ceut. additional. Amusement Notices, $2 per square per week. ‘Mlcehln Jjennebcc Journal, Published every Wednesday morning, Is the largest iolio paper in the State, containing njws. political articles, agricultural and scientific matter, tales, poetry, anecdotes, household recipes, markets. Ac., Ac. Terms $2 per annum »n advance Transient Advertisements, $1 50 per inch for first week; 25 cents per week for each subsequent insertion. Special Notices, $2 00 per inch for first week; 50 cents per week for each subsequent week. Business Notices, in read.ng columns, 20 cent* per line for first insertion 10 cents pci line lor each •uhseqneut insertion. All transient advertisements to be paid for in advance. Music in Glasses. rpiIE subscriber would inform his friend* find tho J. public of Augu-ta and vicinity, that lie pro posed to te.vh Piano} also dinging m cladde#. Classed on Piano to oonsidt ot bix pupils earn. This system has many advantage*. and the expense Is less than private lesson#. Private le~»ons given if preferred. Would also invite the attention of the public to the II. I. MILLER PIAXOS For sale at hi# Music Room, North's Bloch, OPPOSITE CONY HOUSE. The u*e of these Pianos In many public Institu tions «iui school* has gained for them an enviable reputation, and throughout the country they arc becoming the most popular Pianos manufactured. Classes arranged on application at Music Room or Residence, 117 Winthrop street. M. C. MILI.IKEN, Teacher of Music. #pr2'*t*2m ___ Cutlery and Plated Ware! A full assortment of Table a»4 Perkel Cnlleri,, Scluore TK.l TH.tl’S, be. Also Plated Tea Sets, lev Pitchers. Goblets, Knives, Simons, forks and Castors of the best quality, at PIEBCE’S CBOIKEBI 8T0BE, Wo. 1.1V Water Street Angusta. inuyU-ttf_ Picture Frames! CHROMOS, BRACKETS, ALBUMS! &c., Ac., Ac., In Large Variety. Picture Frames of any size made to order at short notice at Hendce’s Photograph Rooms, Opposite Post Office, Augusta. tjunetMf MAXHOOD, 154(11 Edition. A MEDICAL ESSAY on the C m«e and Cure ot Premature Decline, showing how health i- lost and how regained, it gives clear Syuopsia of the Impediment* to Maukiage, the treatment 01 Ntu* vous and Physical Dkuility, Stkiulity, &cm and the remedies therefor,—the results of twenty years* successful practice. “There is no member of society by whom this book will not be found usetnl, whether such person holds tiio relation of Parent, Preceptor, or Clergy man.”—London Afedicul Timet and Gazette. M vsiiooD.* The experience and reputation ot I>r. Curtis in the treatment of the diseases set forth in this little pamphlet is the patient’s guarantee, and well deserve* for the work its immense circu lation.”—Daily Timet. Sent by mail on receipt of 50 cents. Address the Author Du. CUKTia, 11 Chapman street, Bos ton, Mass mar**-reoddui rill _ BURDETT CELESTE AND Combination Organs ahead of ALL COMPETITORS Iteing the most perfect instrument that music,til ear listened to;—producing musical tones from the to/t eat nml most delicate irhiaper to tiio duel; swelling tone of the pipe organ. Prices lor Cash, from $nfi to $100. ALSO: llaxelton Bros. Pl.no-l'ortn. Marshall A Wendell Plawo-Forlee. Superior instruments, at very low prices lor cash. Ami other Musical Merchandise of every desertp tion.at John C. Haynes Go., No. S3 COURT STREET. BOSTON. MASS. Price Lists und Circulars sent on application. _inly BATH HOTEL, By O. 3VI. Plummer, BATH, Mi;. Board, $1 per Day. tlljaa-ly_ _ _____ M hat Shall We Eat ALL regular physicians will tell you that Bee an- HARNESS GOODS OT every Description. WE AKE STILL A AN UFA CTURING ALL CLASSES OF HARNESSES, Vfti'ylug; in Price from $17.00 to $100.00 l \\rK do not keep any man's celebrated Ilarne*®. but having had vlutteen year’? experience in manu W ta OAK STOCK, and by the beet nt workmen. 'Vp would remind lhy Hamilton tfc Turner, 135 WATER STREET, AUGUSTA, MAINE tllfeb-tf OPPOSITE DEERING HOLWAY’S. A New Era in Piano Fortes! UAS now become an established fact, acknow ledged by the heel judge.-* vl music iu all puilo oi lilt country, that the Mathushek Piano, Is bound to take the lead for Rich, Pure, and Powerful Tone! Which speaks for itself in notes of triymph over all others. The Reason of this Great Superiority la apparent to ali who carefully examiue the pecu liar mechanism ol these rneli umenlo m

The equalizing Scale. u hk'h distributes thu ten.-iun ol'the filings upon i.ll 1 tf of l lie Jruim.\l't'liv'Villg Ihv ilifti unic'lit f olii vumjeiiti'ttied ~ti.iill in any one Wart, tl.u* tvi-nring null'll gieati'r ftreugth, durability, and power ol Lcyplbg ill lime, Tile (ircalcr Length of Strtugn, llirougli ail the treble aud middle notes, the disti'i Luliou of otiingi, upon the Linear IIi-ldKC, which run, the whole length of the Bounding board, giving greatly Increased Power of Vibration throughout 1U entire length, producing a purer tone aud better accompaniment to the voice than tiny other instrument. All interested are invited to call on 1. C. HOVEY, At loo tVnter Street, and examine for them selves, where the above named instruments can be seen and heard, aud will be kept lor sale. Also a lot of very flue tvned VESTRY ORGANS A MEI.ODEONS *tf-BEST IN Tilt COl NTltV. 109 Water St., I. C. HOVEY. tl9apr tf USERENNE’S PAIN KILLING MAO-IC OIL. rr“IT WORKS LIKE A CHARM.'a Reader— 1 Komif1.' l’ain-Killing Magic Oil cure s Headache RcnneV Pain-Killing Magic Oil cures Toothache Rennc’s Pain-Killing Magic 0.1 cures Neuralgia KeimeV Pain-Killing Magic Oil cures Cholera Mor bus I ,1 Renne’e Pain-Killing Magic Oil cures Rheumatism RenneV Pain-Killing Magic Oil I’liic* skin .Usea.->e& Some folks seem to be proud of telling how lame their bhoulden* are”—of 1 inv crick in the back”—or* 1 have got the sciatica,”—and delight in bragging tli.it “nothing cun cure me !”—but when we get rtuli -awful folks.” to use KKNNL’s PAIN-KlLLlNG MAO 1C UAL, faithfully, we not only cure their lameness aud charm away their pain*, but we ac tually take all that kind ol -brag out of them!” and they frankly own up, and say, “It works like a charm!” Sold by all Druggists, Merchant- and Grocers. It ib put up iu three sizes*, and called “Trial size,” “Medium size.” and -Large Family Size” bottles*. WM. RBNKS, Sole Proprietor and Mauufuv turer. Pittsfield, Mam*. Wholesale and retail iu Augusta by Marshall Whilhed, Grocer. lyiTeow (irrut ImprovrnK'iit in Artificial Teeth. mi. SNELL INSERTS Teeth on RuuiiEK by a new process, by which the plate it* made as thin us a metallic base; at the name time the plate if flexible, ami lost* liable to break. This mode insttres likewise the certainty of a perfect fit. Having purchased the excluatre right to use tins inode in Kennebec county, i shall be happy to show it* peculiar advantages t»» any one who ueeds urti fleial teeth. 89 Winthrop Street. Augusta,. Iau.‘2*th. 1810. tWaP*3w&8w6 W, L, HALL, M. D„ Physician A Surgeon, GARDINER, MAINE. Office, over I* ARSONS HALEY’S Dry Goods Store. _ Hours from 9 to 12 A. M and 2 tort P. M. l Dr. G. E. llRICKHTT, t Vinriista References. J D„ H 1IlLL| j Augiuta tlm-JuneW* A Free Gift to All Hill *k rheumatic FILER. To Rheumatic, Neuralgia and Gout subjects* a sample box of these Pills will be given by K. W. Kinh* mas. Water St., Augusta, and for sale by all Apothecaries at IS cents per box; 5 boxes $1. 0. A. HILL, Proprietor yninwi *ra_puhtlaxd jik. HARDWARE! At WILL: AVISO* Si GKEEVWCOD’8 BATH TIBS, COPPER BOILERS, Water Closets, Wash Basins. BRASH PLATEU WARE, Cast Iron Pipe, Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, And every article pertaining t their original shape and beauty. Toothache Cured Without Extracting! lircat Improvement In the method of constructing Mild filling ARTIFICIAL TEETH. DU. Cll AMBKItL UN i> inserting n large mtm lK-rofeots of those tooth, which for beauty, dura liility and adaptation, cannot lie jurpaa.ed any u here. The plate will not start or drop down, and is warranted to lit perfectly All are invited to call and examine specimens ol teeth made on red, pink and white rubber. KKK.SII GAS EVERY DAT. ♦mavK tf __ PIANO TUNING. rfllE Subscriber woul 1 inform the pt.trjyyi I citterns of Augusta and idcinitv, that lie w ill give ntraonnl attention lo 11*1 tuning Pianos. Orders ted at his res ideuco. krtutbrop Street, will receive prom], attention. M. C. MILUKEX, fate-tr IducasitoirPiAJo axpOaoA. THE KENNEBEC JOURNAL. (Established in 1825.) Enlarged and Improved. A POLITICAL FAMILY NEW8PAPER. Not Excelled by any in tbe State. JCdT Exlauged and Printed on New, Plain, and Handsome Type! flavin# Full Report* of Legislative proceeding*; carefully prepared Political Articles,Tact* and Sta tistic*; Local. Domestic and Foreign News; Corres pondence; Tale*, Poetry, Agricultural and other MisoeUoueou* Matter. !fo Increase of Subscription Price—A Good Time to Subscribe. The Weekly Kennebec Journal. The Kennebec Journal i* In tbe Forty-fourth year ol its ago. It has just been enlarged, uud hi bow a THIRTY-SIX COLUMN PAPER. Its size not being exceeded by that ot any other paper in the State, and surpassd bv but few in otner states. IT WILL CONTAIN Carefully Prepared Political Article#, Facta, Statis tic*, Speeches und Extract*; Full Report* of tin Proceeding* of the Maine Legislature; Reliable Information iu relation to mat ters pel tuining to the State Govern ment; Reports of the Doing* of Congress Local and .Mate New*, Summaries of Do mestic und Foreigu New* Reports ol' the Market* at Home and Abroad; well *e lectcd T ales, P o e try Agricultural and other inter esting und L'selul Reading for the Family; also Correspondence from Abroad and original Artie .es upon subjects of Gen’l latere; t. It has been enlarged from Twenty-Eight to Thirty-Six Colnnim, in width, and proportionately increased in length, and ib printed on ui) Entire New Suit of Type, Xfakins it one of tlie Handsomest and Most Readable, as well as one of the CHEAPEST PAPEES IN PEICE, published. The price of subscription has not been increased on account of enlargement. Now is the Time to Subscribe! Terms $2.00 per annum in advance. $2 25 at the end of six months, and $2.-*>0 at the end of the year. Published every Wednesday. Daily Kennebec Journal, Will be issiieil everv morning. (Sumtavs excepteil,: on anil alter tlie lir.-t of Junuiu-y. Will give

l ull and Accurate Report* of the Proceedings ol the legislature from day to day; Reports ol Im i porta at Hearing- before Committee*; Abstract* ol Discussions in tlie Hoards of Education and Agriculture; will have the Latent News by Tele* 1 graph tint tame as other dailies, and will also have Editorial*, Correspondence. Locals and the usual Minuuartee of News, also the most Import* 1 ant speeches of the Session. Tlie Discussions in the Hoard of Education will give New and Additional Importance to the Daily .Journal, as it w ill contain reports of them. Terms, #7 00 per year; $2.00 for the Session. tir Member* of the Legislature will do their con stituent- and themselves :t favor to interest them selves in getting subscribers to the above publica tions. The Daily keep* up that correspondence between the People uud their Representatives, through their Legislative Reports, which is neces sary and agreeable to both. No Tri-Weeklv will be published. Those peteom who desire a full report of the Legislative Proceed ings. must subscribe for the Daily Journal. Postmasters and Members of tlie Legislature authorized to take subscriptions. The Weekly and Daily Kennebec Journal are published at Augusta, Maine, by SPEAGUE. OWEN NASH. Hallowell House SECOND STREET, HALLOWELL, MAINE. Mlt J. II. IIILI. would respectfully inform his filends and the pnblie that be has opened the above named hou>e, and has lilted it up us A First Class Hotel. This house i* about two rods from the depot, and i« within u few steps of the express office and tin busiueds street ol the city. In connection with the house there la a LIVERY 0> TRANSIENT Stable. This hon-o will he opened to the public on the Fourth of July. Thankful for the favors which he i has received at his fonuer place of business in I.ew j iston, the subscriber guarantees to give complete satisfaction to tiie travelling public. J. B. HILL, Proprietor. ttf-julyi Baker’s Harmony -AND THOROUGH BASS I 12VERY species of concord aud discovd is treated j in detail, aimpMlhftd and made plain, with coin prehcusive and natural explanations in keeping with the breadth of the subject. IT 16 THE BOOK for the Student am! the Musi ctan—whether for Instrumental, Vocal, Orchestra, or Baud Music. By B. F. BAKER. Trice iu Cloth. $i. went pott-pald to any addrc.i ou receipt of retail price. OLIVER 0IT3ON A CO., 177 Washington Struct, lioenu C. H. DITSON A CO„ 7U Broadway New York. WITCHES IN THE 19TU CENTUM. Cartons Gorman Sapmtllloa. It may seem strange to hear of a belief in witchcraft in German}' at the present time, but the following are nevertheless tacts. The Heidelberg Journal of the 22d of April says, literally: “Persecutions for wi .chcraft exist here,and are unfortunately nothing uncommon. Not very many davs ago a woman living just outside of the city found herself compelled to seek pro tection from the repeated accusations of two young married women, who assert ed that she had bewitched their children.” This is all that we know of the case, which went the rounds of the press un-. j questioned. A witch case of greater in terest happened ou the 7th of the same month at Stenglau, near Dirsehau, Prus i sia, which we translate as given by the i German papers. i “In Stenziau there lived for many years three women, who were decried as witches in the whole neighborhood. They were all widows, all having reached a pretty old age, and lived together in a lit tle house given to then as a dwelling by the proprietor of the district. Nothing particular is known about their mode of life. Last fail a young and beautiful girl, paid a visit to the house of the three. She was a daughter of a widow named Ba.-chof. On the day after her arrival one of the three old women, Frau Krause, j one of the most feared of the circle, gave i the girl a piece of fried bacon, with bread, j which she ate. Some days afterward the gnl became sick, and grew worse day by day. The girl had two brothers, the one I a soldier ot 1806, the other a young fellow I of about twenty years. They were very much excited about the sickness of their sister, which they thought could’ only have been produced by the bacon given to her by the “witch.” They determined to make the latter withdraw the “enchant ment," and to this end they were told by their mother that Sylvester night was the most appropriate time for this procedure. The night came and the two fellows led the old “witch” Krause to the bedside of their sister, and asked her to take back the disease. She declared tha* she was unable to do so; whereupon the two men j beat her ill a fearful manner with sticks I and knives. A week after this event the sister died. I “On the Cth of April (he two brothers j were brought up for trial. They swore that they had not beaten the witch, but that their sister had done so. Dr. Preuss, of Dirschau. however, proved that the girl,who suffered from typhus, was reduc ed to a skeleton at New Year, and was then so weak as to be unable to move. He testified, also, that ho attended Frau Krause after her maltreatment, and found i a number of wounds, many of them pro duced by knives, on her head and chest and back. Frau Krause herself was then 1 called. She is sixty-three years old, has a thick-set, powerful form, and a very ugly striking countenance. She was dressed in black', and wore a black hood with a white frill upon her head. It was not to be denied that she could have well taken part in ihe witch scene of Macbeth. She j solenilv asserted that she had not bewitch I ed the girl: but she was inclined to be lieve that somebody else must have done it. She then related how the two brothers I had maltreated her. The brother who had formerly been a soldier, then made i the strange proposition to the court that the woman Krause should swear to her innocence in the village church between twelve loaded guns. If she swore falsely one of the weapons would go off and send j her to hell! The court declined to adopt this mode of proof, and sentenced the brothers, on account of violent assault with extenuating circumstances, to six weeks’ imprison incut.” Still another case is reported in the col umns of the Cologne Zcitung within the past week, given on the authority of the Bromberg Zeitung. In the family of a villager of Beelitz, in the Prussiau prov ince of Posen, there died a few days ago the sister of the proprietor’s wife. Short ly after a son died; then the father, "and lastly the mother herself. Another mem ber of the family was also very ill. The m>t named deceased, wnose cniei occu pation had been telling fortunes by means of cards, has enjoyed the reputation dur ing life of being a witch and the super stitious people were now firmly convinced that she hud caused the deaths of all the j members of the family. A few days after all had been interred some persons actual ly did attempt to get at the corpse of the supposed ••enchantress, then iu the grave I in the churchyard, in order to sever the head from the body, aud tints banish the j evil enchantment, so as to preserve the other iiek member from impending death Had it not beeu lor the intervention of some rational human beings this piece of superstition would have been aecomplish I ed. The variety of superstitions prevalent i is almost as great as their number, it is not long ago that a little child at Essen, Prussia, was bitten by a mad dog, and the parents not hat ing faith iu medical means, 1 took it to the Cologne cathedral, in order 1 that ecclesiastical remedies might be ap plied. On the return .journey hydrophobia appeared, and the child died on reaching home. Iu lTuhstockbeim, in Lower Fran conia, their lives a married couple named Gaymann, to whom two strange women made known that an enchanted child was buried in their house, which must be released with money, aud 1 then it would bring an extraordinary for tune. The peasants of the neighborhood gave money to the extent of some two hundred aud fifty dollars, for which sum all sorts of hocus pocus was done. The j end was that the two strangers disappeared suddenly with the money, and have never showu their faces again iu the region. It is surprising, indeed almost incredible. that such superstitions have so deep a root I in the popular mind, yet such is the caso.

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iLoral a>ift gtatc NeUia. A man who gets to his office late in the morning is not a man of the pcriojJ lor lie is behind the time. The locomotive “Ilallowcll,” alter receiv ing some radical repairs and a coat of paint, nines out as good as new The County Commissioners have granted the use ot the court room lor the purpose of holding fanners’ meetings during the State Fair in tins city. It is said that the son ot a Prussian noble man is keeping a lager beer saloon at >-h ko>k. It look- as though the son of a certain French nobleman had been keeping a Ugjt/ home s iloon.

This afternoon the Uirigo* w ill piny their la>t ‘‘practice game” before leaving for Pos ton Monday by the 11 o’clock train. Their first game in Poston will be Tu sd »y afternoon with the Hay States of Lynn, A fine and desirable pocket European War Map ha- been puhli-hed by the .Etna Life In surance Company fit’ Hartford, Ct. AW are indebted to Mr. Cargill, the Company's Agent, for a copy. Blank forms of proposal arc used hy the ladies of a western State, win n the young men are slow in coming to the print. I’p lu re at the north the young men often look blank when arriving at the critical moment, and thus do away with the printed forms. The Seventh Day A Dentist Camp-nieoting wilt he held in Skowhcgtn, one mile above PBhonV Ferry on the Somerset sX Kenmdue B dlroad from Sept. 1st t«> blh inclusive. The The Usual half fare will be granted, and each train will stop near the ground during the hum ting. Bison, the pedes train, his abandoned the foolhardy attempt to make the distance be tween this city and Lewiston each d ly for a wei k. We hear that he i’n* not rt ct ived suf ficient encouragement iiu.inentily. It’s too .had that siieh a pl.ilanthropic object should fail for want of funds. The grasshopper war decided to resign. It is unde stood that lie intends to remove to California. Sonic think H lothbny is a great place for summer resort, but it is nothing to Partridge’s Drug Store, which is a much cooler place in }i*• t irlivy, and is visited by thousands to get the splcnd d, healthy and invigorating. soda water there drawn, and make purchase' from his attractive block. ilow to p« t all the tun oi a trip to “salt water” cheap at homo—rtny nipht and day in j a hot attic put your feet occasionally in a tub of brine; pet a lot nt mosquitoes mid any other vermin handy for cotnpmv* firp iman wluie on Hoothbay Hotel tare, coriud ti»b. j &.v.: win n you have had enouph, po to l’art* riilpL Drup Store under Granite Hall, and pet some soothinp luion tor your iullamed cuticle, and other medicines that may he necessary to re-tore you to our usual health. If you have a di-eharpe from the nose, of fensive or otlu twist*, partial lo-s of the sense of smi il. taste or h arinp, eyes waterinp or w« ak. f el dull ind stupid or dehilitutt d. p tin or pressure m tin* Ii ad. I ike c«»id ea-;i\ ya may rest as-wK»d that you have the ('..mri h. j lioiis.irid- annually, w tlmut urinifeMinp h dr nt tin above symj>tniiis.terminate in c oiiMiuip ti n ami end in the pr.ixe. No disease is fom?n«*n. more ih eptivr or le-s understood by pltvsieiatn*. K. l'ierc. M. 1• f Hut fdo, N. V.. D the proprietor of Dr. Sap :n he, wI.;e!i i. nds i«» anv address, post paid. tor sixty cei or tour pukapesht. I’amphlit -i i t.a e. Sid Ho d.uppisU. aup l.‘>-+ tiiiu l w r-p trial Xotircs. Die Onl^r of tb«* liny. A pellet I o; .lei MU 'a/..|H.U la the Tt.KTII I j AI 1. »M I He, it li.it Income the flip;« nu do.di I- l.C r the po. k Miupurit v ctiUMife-f the tect a cP*un«»i 1 daily with l St-/. III !ii l tlie balk I h i «fi p I'u an ait.' 1 win h pi's-e'-e- ie.oi-u.,' pn*pei bef -tt,/vnitll lb 'seal ally other k 11, f i, t is one of ilia il pre tteiit- t.ll If- i«I:.|:oioio so/oilelit b the oi'ly delll l it; e l>. e.X.-1 ti« Mi W hich Ll i il a 111 jholamc.il j»io hi .1 Is lUCoi tad. aup I o lw It vi i nik'.’s i.i.rj handy about die li ai-e. meailsi every lliiup. tiupJ.*-*eodw iw Item e’ I'.uiekib.np duple Oil i- -«*M by mo-i if on. ihupp t- and Merchant-, a ml i mm- ■taiat.ald ill le ill in ok. t I In- turn .1 lia- w.|. jy it- im i II. 11 ieali u-e It .in c- j> i n w In li t la ll-ed a tlllully and we mlei.d .du.,y-|n k-i j. l hi llic i.u.i-f ti» u-e. T;y it Sold by k -n.au. T w -1 w iii dr nr D In t!;i-r;!y, 1 t‘i in -t 1»\ li v Mr I.' Ui I>r li Cliainb. limn lu Mi. j .tcil-e a. 11«>1 uiuU, u -i.i A ihi ty In V w I t lie, '.'Iii illet.. li) lleV J> li Il lMl'Oll.f i-'ii't**!. WnOfllmrv M i i l- inn i M M n it It.liiugs la) file. lcuch-*ol at f >i inugh'ii. _ Special Notice, Mil: -jTKAMLli ILL A ill resume lu*r tripa A u-ual, leaving Augusta trulnv. August lath -.0. tauglT-tl li F ».bli>L, \gcnt. House for Sale! V MODERN TWO-MTOUY llOl'Mi:, with T ami tvi liiusliiil, will be I m a bargain il I ipphcM Mu mjuii. n l house i» ploariiUtly e.luateil j >11 JiE'YLLL STREET, iu Augusta. For blither particular- inquire ol' the Ftibecriber >u the Dteiui.-iee. CHARLES W. UaUUV, Augusta. Aug. 15, 1370. ftf Wheu you want a l'ouinl of GrOOd Too, l! -TRY THE CHINA TEA STORE, WATER STREET, AiihuhIu. FOR SALE T v I.'W I’ltlCH HOfSE AM) I.OT In thir 1 A i iy. S't 1 IS rtt.it,- Mivct Apply i . K. WEEKS. At ifmntTlcc »*t Mi -ei.' La tv*1t vV Wei ks. tugirt Au-r. II. IsTU. If I LAWN VASES! j Wlthing to close out our sto k of E.ttMii mnl (aarilcn Vases, We offer them at REDUCED PRICES.

J. I*. PIEROS NOS, uugj-itf Au. 1511 Water Street. Printers Wanted. on tnnt employment and gocbl wag,1' will lu j >ai«l lo thru: iu iourgoo.l bupk priulrr.--, "uc gMutl i ob printer, Mini erveml m-Wr-paper romp-Motors. I 1 \|»l*rv uunif*«ll.it**lv ;.t rh Ki,n 'i-m' .mm umal 1 •in j 20c. luitiui Stationery. 20c. 24 >1II:KTS l* A1* 1 lit AM* 24 I.Ml UMTS put up in a neat box. aft tor *4i)r., \l (iapp North s Itook Mon1. 155 Water Biiii ft. Aiotma, Maim augiJ tf 1 j. VV. 'i'UWARD, 51 11., PHYSICIAN AM) SIKCloy. j Oliii p on \Viailliro|> Nlml, Kn-t of st .tc Street.—(‘I po.-lte Ouit Iiouec. Aiig.V2.tw tf FARMING TOOLS!

ii f£i.M.w«o.r a tHi i.vicinnA, I OP EVERT l'ESCRrmON' AT JOHNSON BROTHERS. COMPOSITORS WASTED. IiYTO or three compositors c:in have employment at tlte Ki;.Miin.c Jui'u.vylolllee at once. _tlirjulyll__ __ SOAPS Genuine Imported Soaps, j OF AM. KINDS, at JOHNSON BROTHERS, j Knickerbocker Mtilual Life Insurance loiupany OF NEW YORK. EHASTUS LVMAN President 'I'll Is i- one d the oldest, most Sellable, nnd bet l A dividend p: ymg eompumc* in flit; country. ASSETS OVER $7,200,000! Lilteml uiTaiigcitieiilt will be made with Agent*, Hid they are wauled in all pails oi Hie Mate. Apply at Al (il STA, MI!., HIU Wutcr street* (up-wtiiii to CHARLES WHITE, Manager lor Maine and New J lamp-hire. March loTo. hKmar-l For Sale 'PIIi: ITOfsK AM) FUHMTUCK on State Street A occupied by MU';. WM. K U|>p)\. Apply to SAMUEL TIICOMIL nugaftt Jt I C II H Vegetable Cough Cordial! ONL el' tin* keM reiuedic.' fir CoiiuIip, Cold*, roup, Ifrom hilm, and ail uilecliotih oi llio T hroat and Lung*, Tor bale by JOHNSON BROTHERS,

tlpp. PoM Ofliie, AtiKiiMai, Mr. Crockery, China Glass. pitiOEH ki:duci:i> The x’vlrcs of Crock**!yt China and Glu»n Ware at 3ro. liiU Water Street, \re marked down to me't the fall in Cold mav2.*tf T» «OV. S, W, HUNTINGTON GO,, Wholesale Dealers !n i 100 Water Street, AUGUSTA ME 84 Devonshire St., XiOSTON, HI ASS. W. Ilnntlnetnn, S. I. Runtlrgton Itenf. Hiinrln^hin, (has. II. Nason. i 1-1 ___ _ IMPORTANT FACTS! For tho Public. NEW EASTERN DEPOT rou Tin: world renowned T IST Gr US FL SEWING MACHINES. Opposite the Post Office. AUGUSTA, MAINE. i'he.'* M hinep. l>v their .inj-ln lty. durnbi.ity, an 1 the pi-.t r.- itp* «-l \\>»ik this ixemU-j ii v v pi.iiid ;t r* pnti.li- u' 11 lily ill Vi;t 1 'll T' fan-..MI- .-ill" .-^>1 the >IN "theI ll e* i* put forth nil their trthMfoeu and t lent to iro Jure a rewind machine ill .I would i l;p-e or «Iu the .M.Jii-r. i lit m mi l ca.-e they h. \e ri. 1 a11\ I.ilii*«l n- piait ly 4how n I v the hot. th. t t hrla tr.ivtii.114 ..gent- 1 unia i or th union 1. —of oilier companies none have the ji--ur:.in-e to 1 ;in more than an qm 1 ty with the linger, even tpon any *|Hacu.l 1 lat-of otuk fli* it a; i mail,, re.. :ng in ichnie**, now offered l the liou-ew ife ami the tm lit tn ii it. ito lit re. J. t i»’h tu« iiii* ii.4 a reu 1134 ilia h:ue "1 01 y oil. i.i.u the iii.pioveuivi.t vu the t ol a.-lriollcd \i til .-CWihg b\ llall'l ft) giv. t J.!. d le i-fng tha1*l!i\ v are It. tUl allv. but ert om' ifust d i apidilv and fare v\ ith w hieli it doe- every vind ol plan; or Imicv rewind, to. waken lltini a "'dive, ailbounb ii may he silent at kin w ledge* iieni I the pail.lul tiidh tli.it there are vt ly vie ny anetier ot work Unit are easily executed upon tin ■>.ngcr. but tliat they luu-t either tie cuuteiit to d>> ithout, orex.luh-i ;l a heavy pecmiiaiy e-acii i t their i tu vt l« -teii*ionet.. low- jm eded or r; v l-. titched nia* hi no lor a >t n//er .Vue l until y Mm hint. N armus t xpeuiehl- ale u miud to, Ui.it the pub* ic y e in. y lit tumid fi oiu the cingcrlbr the j ni tre* of iii’tiodu ing inferior lmiclinies—v iz. 1 he tutt-oi -Hole indgr.” he Ovei-Gaining.” ••'Mu* Km 11.» -1 "4 k*lii.oi*>i.ieh,’’ 1Fi.t tit M .it h,’’ j m i l* d L s, if-A-.ju 1.4 Ton-ion-.” UingFinih uni tteamiiully imint-ntc• l Mr:, ight Ntedle.” "litcl \lik. **u’.*!»otl -'•ides.' M* dal- from Fails N eiln a! fttti Ihitr ‘Noiseie* iiutuiing,” Client ;Vcd ;U.d 1-f and u.ir-t "fill, the low -priced Y mily ci.ti In It.no Aii.ny * t i.t local igt i n- unurantlv n j 1. rent tlu.t t! o ilia* •him -id by them i.» npalile Momg ev. i y v 1 it y >1 work. t“ tin Simur, ml often do th* y nils tiuaoiiM uiitsly winoit t t..'loinei t> w ito eiiniu»t tlbod to Mjiii lider their m.balance upon gilded oilier iii.«! w 01 tiile.-r rallied!. i.llir:- lil Ul 'HI r K ih'iul them and I :i.i wlio.t MiU.i. lie i.- im-. l cAlcn ivx 1\ ul in ianiilic?, t liior •hop shoe la* P»ric?, uni cairiuj* I.u lui ie?. It U an lukinjuiti/aal fmf, n (y ai'nuUni by all U'liaj iHithint tiroitm. t/n-t mn than tiCu-tinriln if (hi n-ih'iaj m i n in (hi* h Tin: >i>ou: >t\x iMi Max 'ii; >i:. 1 ne.-e Machine? are manufactured l»y o r of llu >Mc.?t, strongert, and must tmterpri'Uig Cnuupan- e? (It 1 lia> e\or i n engag' d in Die business in he world Throughout liieir immense niuinifuc one?, whi' h are ke| l mi con-taiil opei'a*i«»u **»iny Lini n ght,'' mme but leghly skilled uiei liani' s aie r •mploxvd. Newly improved m.o hineiy is cm- I •loved turning out each pail linished l«» lliat me* ii lineal \a« lues?, that evt iv one i? a pern »l du •licate of the other in size, weight and imish. All j iew invention? an* carefully examined and tc-tcd, iiiexviug Machines. |i use- verv slant straight uctdle.?. It makes the >hutlle or ia>ek*Sliteh alike up#n loth side? ol the work. I i k is very light running and has a silent feed. It is ve*r> easily kept clean, and is ulxvav* in ►rder. k is less difUeult t'» understand and learn to iper.-dx than any other. It ha? the mo t simple and easily adjusted ten ion ever invented. Ii i? le?s liable b* ru-t than any other k i? so constructed th it dn.-'t ennuot enter it or iil drop from it. It xxoi k? equally xxell upon the llncst Lace or leivicst Heaver doth*. I: xx ill hem milting* of dress goods over teams x about any preparation. It i.? very high speeded, and requites vx-ry little mxvcf to keep iii motion. It will out-wear any other Family Machine ever mole. It will Hum, Hr*id, Fell, Cord, Turk, Itullle, Km- I milder. Hind, Ti mi. Sir. it costs delivx.red ut your house, set to run ling and xx in anted. Covers. Folding Tops, Cabinets, according to Hu sh. $l!o to The price? named aliovc, are the cash price* at he Mmiuthctoey, but knowing that the various dr um-1 :ii' »‘s ol all xx ill not uxliod of'the rigid C. 1). principle, it has been decided to divide the nmnuil into inonthl y or iu some eases weekly pay* nents. in suc’i a manner aa will bett suit the eou .•enience of the purchaser. This i* done purely for the accommodation of the nitron, us in* extra charge is made from Die regu ar ca.?h prixM s. No charge tor instruction* in operating the Sing* t’? upon any class of work. Remember the Place—Opposite the Post Ofllce, it the Fancy Hood* and Picture Frame Store of S. i Pl.l'MMKR, Water Street Augusta. V It.—Supeiior quality of Twist, Threads, Nee lies, Oil, and all so.t* of Sewing Machine Findings br sale at Mi mi ncHim c price?. tfi*l'|ex«f eall and examine. opposin: Tin: post office, Augusta, Marne. auglSDAWtf 3Y TELEGRAPH TO THE Daily Kennebec Journal, J Hy the Western CiiimiA.me— Olliers m Ik-ndeeV Huililingopposite the I’o.-l Office, ami at the Mate Housed FliOM SKOWIIHGAUT. Republican County Convention* I [Special Dispatch to the Daily Kouncbec Journal.] Skowhegax. Mo., Aug. 18. At the Republican County Convention to- j day Franklin 11. Webber of St. Alban?, and Capt. Moses French of Solon, were nominated j for Senator?. S. .T. Walton of New Portland, i County Atto niy John lliu-sell of Cambridge County Commissioner, and John M. Wood of Madison, County Treasurer. The significant action of the day was n res olution declaring that the interests of Maine j dt mnnd the return of lion. Lot M. Morrill to tie S jj ,tt. '1 lie resolution was unanimously passed with great enthusiasm. Speaker Maine addressi 1 the Convention three quarters of an hour in his usual able manner. i FROM GARDINER. Supposed Suicide. Gakmxer, Aug. IS. A stranger about forty years of age, well dressed, made hs appearance in this city on j Monday last, taking lodging at the Gardiner i Hotel, and registered his name as Samuel j Me Aliister, Frid ricktnn, N. 1>. On Wednes- I flay he showed signs of insanity, accosting j m viral and a»ked one gentleman if he would like- to see him kill himself, lie was after wards take n from the river in Farudngdaie. in an exhausted condition, and brought to Gardiner las? right. He took up his quarters in the dining hall of the I loti 1 and this morn ing was nowhere to he found, having made hi* esc ape some time during the night, leav ing all 1.i> clothing in the hall, with the ex ci ption et his shirt. A letter from ins mother, Mary A. McAllister, wa** found in his pocket. Nothing i> know n as to w 1,t ther he has a fain- i*y* J he city authorities have to-day made Lot ry exertion to a-certuin his whereat outs, :ut have not jet succeeded. He i> supposed :o have cotnmittvd suicide l y drowning. WAR IN EUROPE. Great Battle at Mars la Tour. THE PRUSSIANS REPULSED ALONG THE WHOLE LINE. I PROPOSALS FOR PEACE. i Ivin;: William replies to Napoleon that the issue must be decided either

by Arbitrament or War. ITio Greatest Battle the World ever saw to take placo at Chalons. IMMENSE CONCENTRATION OF MEN AND GUNS. _ FUc Last Battle claimed as a French Victory. UF.TZ COMPLETELY INVESTED BY j THE PRUSSIANS. TLo Battle Still Raging.

A tt h gram from lim y, a tuwn 14 miles loilli oI Metz, Inis the toltiiwing: An obstinate struggle occurred near Mars la four, on Tuc-d.iy. it i» supposed that the Iigagelue-llt was general. Large numbers of the wounded of loth runes are arriving at liriey. Travellers report that a vast body of Prus iniis have been thrown hack on the Moselle y the Imperial Guard. Prussian artillery was introduced between 11ley and St. dean. Noon—The French war office has received set olid despatch from Marshal Buzainc, luted Scvcruc, 7 o’clock in the c» i ning, de lating that the cm my w ere repulsed along lie whole line. 1‘JO.uOO troops were cu ;aged in the battle. A special despatch from Berlin states that nullier atHIlipt has Ijeell made tor peace be wecu France and Prussia. The Queen's message arrived at Berlin esterdsy, with proposals of peace from the .nglisli Cabinet. J he Kiujicror of the Fl ench xpresses Ins readiness- to treat lor peace, ml projwisnls were made through Lord -yuns. The King of Prussia and Bismarck l i re telegrajihcd to at their 4uad-quarters. li“* King rejdieil that it' Napoleon wished for lea'er he must ask for an armistice in the isual way. The issue must be decided either y arbitrament or war. Bkklix, Aug. 13. Advices front Vic front report the town of i detz is eoiniiletidy invested by tin- Prussian tiny. The Prussian cavalry have pene rated the eneiuys country to a point beyond fur le Due, being almost within 100 miles of ’aris. The French garrison at Strasbourg have ■reeled glacis barricades to all approaches o the tow n, but the Germans arc destroying hese defences whenever a chance presents! tscIf, and skirmishes w ith the enemy take j dace daily. Londo.v, Aug. 18. Karl Granville’s attemp’s at mediation j. lave failed. It is reported that an informal mtice ot the readiness of the Kniperor Na ■otcon to treat was made through Lord yuns to the King of Prussia. Count Von lismarek replied that F'ranec must ask an irmistiee in the u-iul way. No mediation s now possible until after a general engage m nt. and then only if the French arc de bated. New York, Aug. 18. The World's London letter of last evening ays; j It is believed on tho best authority that the French will concentrate at Chalons with! :'.iMi.ooo men *i;rt 1,000 aims, mid tl •>t tin Prussian* will iituu k lin.m with 500,000 im n and 1.400 guns. All actions of Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday must he considered preliminary to one of the greatest conflicts that tile world has ever seen. The French capital is in a condition of ill -tippressid resolution. All sorts of stories hourly reach us about preparations of the Empress ter flight, hut they originate in the agitation of the Tnillcrics and the nervous ill-health of the Empress, which keeps all about her in a state of fear ansi excite ment. The Imperial I’rince is positively at Paris with his mother. The feeling at Paris is nt itlier Orleanist or licpnhlican, but anger and a determination to insi-t upon a responsible and capable leadership for the armies. In North Germany great commercial dis tress exist-. Loans are not taken, and there is undeniable pressure upon the government for action, and much fear of a prolonged, i xhiiusling conflict. llus-ia is beginning to pres* the English government for an understanding to main tain the balance of power. There are rumors of agitation among the Germans of li iltic, liiis-ia, and of the mo bilization of the Russian army for the Prus sian frontier. The sortie f ont Strasl-urg yesterday i* of no consi quenee. The great w ork i- between Meuse in d the Merne, an I upon the chalk plains of the Champagne near Chalons. Everything, for the moment, depends uprn the result of Marshal 11. z.iiut'» buttle before Chalons. English fi clings, based on the belief that i *is'iu has much greater reserves than France, is tint the Lnipcror i* struggling .-pi ratety. anti must he defeated. )i n >w understood that if Prussia wins, sb* wiil (hmaid ilit* expenses ot the war, with accession of Lorrai and Alsace, and upon this understanding rests fears of Kuro pcan complications. 'I lie Pi.urrer l)es Ptats Uni- lias a special de-patch this morning, from Mr. Gallucidvt, Paris last evening, as follows: The victory rr.nonnei d yesterday is con firm* d on all rul. '{die Mini.-tcr of War has iiccived ofilciul nas>ins at VilFctte. M. Tlu ier.s suggested that in ease of the icigv of Paris t|K peasants be allowed to en ter tiie en\ with their grain’ and cattle, ami that the State reimburse for their property. 1 He ji1>o ri commended that the Chamber now j met t daily. I Minister DervenoB in reply said that ti c government had intended to fully provision Paris. The Deputies decided to meet again to-day. j I he officers of the Fr* nch fleet now in the Bailie have nceivid orders to claim at each •ommercial port of Prussia an indemnity Uou ide the amount of each contribution exacted !y the Prussians in those parts ot France now under their coutjol. i Marshal Bazainc has again stopped all pri- 1 vate telegraphing, a* by that means news reaches Berlin by way oi London. The La Panic gives the following result of j information nceived from it> piLate resourc es, dated Aug. Id. The ttnnv under Marshal Bazainc. resting upon one of the strongest* I h,ci s in the world, uccupiid a position mar Metz, which enabled it to cluck the enemy uni gam pucious time. Tiie Prussian* de luded to turn on Metz, but Buz.ime knew :heir inteiiUou and crossed the Mos.nllc in >ev eral places at the *atm* it me. He was not supplied as iois been raid. Ml Kill'll II* lllll'l IIUll III' Mll'IA, ttliu ;>ivparcd l\ crossing the Mozrih*. but the LViissinns cndeavori d to cut tilt* French line 'our times. Tiny attack ami were repulsed vitli great loss. The army ot Kagame con duit d its march stud may he considered as •ei tain to make a junction with the corps ot’ McMahon and Thruchu. Thin result the Prussians hu\c not hein aide to prevent, and changes the situation vastly. Marshal llH taine will then be at the hi ad ot larger oiavs than those opposed to him. and when ic wishes may ussuiot the offensive. lit KLIN, Aug. 18. Despatches from King William, dated /out A Mousmiii, Aug. 17, say that in the ight here yesterday, we took 55,000 prisoners, 7 guns and two eagles. L.vtin. Paris Aug. 18. The following despatch is official and is jjivi n out In ttic Ministry Vlrdik, 17ill. The battle still continues ill the side ot Mars la four nud seems 10 be going in our favor. A number of wounded French and Prussian ioldicra have been btougbt into Hr icy. A tone of 1200 Prussians is encamped on he Palatan, between Kricy and St. Jean, l'hey send out Couriers who have entered U i cy. Thionville still remains in our hands. A iVusM.m column recently npproaihed too »ear the town and was saluted with a dis charge from the ariilleiy. They fell hack and mvc since kept at a respectful distance. The following additional details of Tues hiv near Foncourt and Yiunville, luve been received troin official sources “Prince Frederick Charles attacked our right, and was firmly met. The corps of Lien. Argund at Ki»onville hastened into ac tion, which ceased only after the* Prussians liad repeatedly attacked us, and were as ofki n repulsed. Toward night, fresh troops sought lo turn our position but were beaten oIf. Jur lo.'scs are serious. Gen. Kattville is voiiuded. Ky light o’clock in the evening lie enemy was repulsed along the entire ine. lie had 120,000 men engaged.” FROM BANGOR. Republican Convention. Bangou, Aug, IS. The Republican County Convention wit, uhl litre lo-ilay. John li. Nickels of Ken Jusketig, the candidate ot the Chamberlain inn was HoiBtualeil for Senator. A. flint was nominated f r Register of Probate, lessc 11 inks for County Commissioner, folin II. Wilson, Horace J. Nickerson, Cha.«. L‘. Stetson, ami 12. C. Brett were respectively r^ 10-40*s,(coupons),

New York Mock Market, NcW Vouk. Aug. ltf. Mari pom. ii»>. pid. 'Vj* nt.'i, * We Ms fari?t* A f\». l.i*3 Auu-n- uii Merchant.* l*n. 42% 1. v Ex. Co. 4u N. V Connal un|)|m #15*750. \v«-teiii V.Ui\— IIU'^.'. 2 Hi; |It line. 1.0. LAlth—steam. Hi1, kittle. 17*,. llLTTLK—Ohio, *20 4 31, etate, 2i«CP. Chicago Produce Market. I Chicago, Aug. 18. Y Id >5 II— -1 »rin^r extra* 5i.>& HO. I i VI 13. I M: N 2. ~2 r>- tin- No. 2. MK" I oUK- jf 50. It A 111.1 Y- WS tor No.:. L A Ul>—LV*. IlENHY 0. A. A NICHOLS, ITASONS AND SLATERS. \I.L work in their line done promptly and in n! Koid, workmanlike manner by tin- day or job.1 I’ai tirulnr attention id to repairs of rlate rootV, ren entiny' isterii.-. cellar*. Ac. >rder* led at A I*, (fonld's Mia Store, first door I above liadinad Uridge. piomptlv attended to 111. SKY n NH HOLM, ALiil'.UT A. NJLUULS. 1 r t sta. Jan. I !*wn. lirst Letter Foundry In New England. Couinienoed in 1817. Boston Tvpe Foundry Always noted lor jia Hard and Tottyli Mclal, Ami its large varieties oi BOOK AND JOB TYPE,!

And lately tor its unrivalled IV e w is j> u j»o i* F n c c n i lileetrotyping Bone in nil its Branches. Adtlrcbfc orders to* J. A. ST. JOHN, Agent, 35 Water Street, Boston -i SUPERIOR TYPE MET AT,. Long experienee ami tin# inmost rale are neces 1 •an t ensure good metal, even with a knowledge ,1 the l,e-t t'*>mbim»tion4—therefore, the safetl way p to buy ol the ul.lvet ublUbed Foundry KEWSPAPEll STYLES. Our Newspaper Face" (body, tvvo-liue, and dis •lay. tire of our own eitiling, and the best made, us i glance at the paper* wo lit out will prove. BOOK FACES. Our special $|>eeiuien oj Book Pages shows grcn I’itriefy, adapted to till kinds of work, including our Revived OM Stylet, the most perfect embodiments d the letters ol the last century yet pretexted. latf VITRIFIED CLAY PIPE, Double Glazed, or Glass-Coated., Size*, 2 m he* tut 21 inches in#Me dmfcalcr. FOR DRAINS AND SEWERS. (“o »N I'U.U IXdia end CorporaUuitp in want «d j Sewer Pipe. will lind it i.» their advantage l«»' nniiie our-t k of L.\t«X>i^ll and sCUTt II ldlli loiut and shoulder Pipe: the largest and bo-l a -ortmeut ever ojlcred in tan- country 1 l or sale by J A JII S KliNO.VD A I O. ;.t \V hu.it oSft to 412 Federal M... lb»: ion. Proprietors-* of Ttn«tou Fire-Brick IVorks. Importer* a ad Dealers iu *'lr«-lUy Goods. julyiT-iukil Htitjon, th'"» rwtrfnp /As* of fh« complaint. I s r I W FidVT.r A- SON’, PrnnrWnr*. P.nst.n. Sold a,•.-ifits mid deal a.- i in naxlV BILLIARD TABLES M WI K.iUfl’HKH U\ J. E. CAME CO., Villi rilEI.AN A COU.KSI>KU‘o .STANDARD vmi:im,»cond-hai»d Hilliard Tables «uitah?l {M>bite VVeutem I'nUu Tep jnaj.lt Kachnrs Royaiicd and Exchanged. ftj juncT Buy the Best! EUREKA RANGE For Wood or Coal! For Economy, Durability, Beauty of Dcsfltn and finish, mis has(1e has xo eovai. Ferfeot In Every Ilcepect, t comnieml.. it-i !f to every one in want of a First Class Cook Stove! sold iu Augusta bv WILLIAM II. WOOD BIT. Y. Al-o «omc ortho BEST WOOD AND COAL STGVES n tho Market, and n variety f Honfac-Ftinilshlnir f»«wT» A fetr Doors south of B'litrvdd Bridge. f I.’nini Aw-ly FIRST CLASS EATING HOUSE! IMfl! nit rrilicr w ould Infonn the travelling ub lie that l.e liat» *»i»e»ied A First Class Fating House, AT SO. 10 WATER STREET Gardiner, Maine, bormcrlt/ known us Sant* Sulooii. The rooms have all been refurnish* d in the beet xi.-pible manner. I ho 1 ulit l{notn np t* urge uu«j elegantly arranged. Aieals will be iur liblictl at all hour.-. Fulilt* lii.iiidciH 4f(nviiii»odttlC(l By the week at ivaei liable rates. And by strict attention to bttFlness. the Prop lo ur nope-i to merit u liboini elm re of tlie public i.itfon. go. 1». tV. VI.MNG. (.a nliner. .Tn?y R 1 "70._t:ini-Jwl\ lf> Edward Rowse, /‘J4 WATER STREET DKAU.K IS Watches, Jewelry, AND SILVER W ARE Agent tor the Waiiiiam Uatcli uinp*j, Ami UZAUI S MinU.S’ l*erf'ected SpectacIeH. ♦a* Special attention paid to the repairing of all iliUe oi FINE HATCHES. Chronometer Jialancen Pldied and accurately adjusted to temperature m.-siiMiii and isociitonihin. TUIE TAKE 11%' TRANSIT. •IjanTp-lf_ Mew Goods! Mew Goods We arc nmv oponu g onr fcfocli of 8 U M M E R Dress Goods Conipitting all the NOVELTIES of the SEASON! Wu call;peciul uttcrliou to our ttoi-k of BL A C1C Si LKS For Ladies’ Suits and Out side Garments. Alfn t'> our JAPAM.'feE SILKS. Em I'lain. Plaid*, nal Stripe*. X. 11. -Ai»uy> eu 11aiii11 Androscoggin Remnputs Gl? SHOWN COTTONS. Barton A Bussell. .lime IV tsTO. rtf' Copartnership Notice. I MU', copai t:ior>Iilp hen t«*f«*iv existing under the MHIIIO Ol lUlUltl) UA.'t, bvif*UlW\. N. \e and .Seemid-Maud Tubixv« ?t pgfra»■ (hvojnt* a *a*i aprttWini ft. T 'VTf.XATriTI. AgfiU. GRANITE STATE [TLITABY fc COLLEGIATE ttfSTITITTE EKIFSFEKRY. K. H.. »n N; him* Concord R It; Uev. 5. N ItttWEI I.. Pju^CWAU Ailv.vit 'ges—lielij'e.l locution, y* i»f oiHievn; Tlionoiph in-tmrtiou. A<i Pup 1* 'pealieit at anv time. Send for Circular: 2llbO

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