Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.)
December 1, 1870

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ILoral anU £tate Ketoss. Peanats hive tieeti raised in Gilrfflner. Wj understmfd flint fwo new engines tiro •tout ready to take their playes upon the and K. Railru.el. The liou.-e of Mr. Alfred Sprague, in Hull Was damaged .“lightly by lire on Mom!.:;, af ternoon. Advertisers in the Daily dotirnal are “eal tering tlieir seed broadens* and liter illy ing b^sjdo all waters," during the progri w of the murder trial. Our Daily i* for sale every maculae at the counter of J. JI. Carter hi Waterville. S-'ub scribers and the reading public in that village f will notice that our paper reaches tin tn see- eral hours before any other Daily. Application is to he made to the next 1. tiie lature for an act authorizing the e instruction of ft wharf from SUoppard's Doit: so taUed, j in IlallowcU, into tidewaters in the K'-muhee j river. Thomas Sgamuiunds lias bei n appointed postmaster at Woodville. vice S. 11. Clie l. y, and II. L. Getehell at Must Monmouth, vice Mr*. Selina Gale, deceased. The p -l ot.ieo at South Winn has lie on discontinued. J. li. Conley-, for m*iy years eonnoeted with the 1’ortiand it Kenneliec Iiailroad, 1ms bfteh appointed baggage master i n the new express train from this city to Dang. r. .lohn is a good follow and will be lour.'t faithful to every trust. According to the Hath Time*, tin- little hoy who has hui'ii reported as rescuing Hon. A. I'. Gould from Tils perilous position in tho mid dle of the Itciinehee river, pleads ignorant of the matter, aud the humane society i- '.ill in search of the philanthropic indie idual. We learn that the real property on S: it St., ill litis city, prcupi. d U18 pn-t lour year by Gen. llodsdon and A. lioutollc. M p. (the latter now of the Bangor Daily Whig and Courier), has heen recently sold to Dr. Amos Wilder, lormurly of Calais, n a of tlie llallowell oil doth manufacturing ft .11 t l'age, Wilder Co. This estate w!,i -h aouie eight hy thirteen rod*) i, t.ic not tin rly half of the homestead of the late Tlon. James L. Child, and w..« sold iiy him in Sept. 1843, to Samuel Cole, I'-sip Mr, i de civ Sd the buildings, leaving the main house un finished, and sold In May, l ot 7, to the late Gen. Greenluf White, lien White finished the house, and his widow and lo-irs sold in May, 1854, to Ira 1). Sturgi-, li-ij. Mr. Sturgis introduced some modern iinprove nients into the house, and sold ill S-pteml e.. 1859, to the late Albert Tl. Hall, who's ild soon after his purchase, to the late Aiken and W. F. KUImm, Esij., and Mrs. Aiken anil Mr. Kilhurn sold to apt. Bout lie in I860. The- elegant residence of J. A. lloman, Ksq., of tho Maine Farmer, ailj 1 ing these .promises, is upon the site ot the late Mr. Child's dwelling. With l>r. C i der's ample means and aektwiwledgfd ts-tc, wo douft iyit he will make such improve ments as will render his recent parch is, worthy of it*-locality. 1 i Presentation. At a crowded Parish Sociable Held ai the residence of llev. C. 15. Moor, pastor of the Winthrop St. Cniversalist church, last even ing, a pleasant surprise was prepared fur Mr. John II. Hartford. In the midst of the social oc casion, Mr. Moor called the company to order, and in a few feeling aud well eliosen re marks, addressed Mr. Hartford, mentioning the long and faithful service of the latter in the Sunday School as Teacher and Superin tendent, and presented him a valuable ebony gold-headed cam-, the gift of his friends in the Parish, in recognition of ltis labors in tiie Sun day School, during a period of more than thirty-live years. Mr. Hartford was ranch surprised and affected by the handsome testi monial and the manner in which it was pre sented. but succeeded in making an appropri ate speech in reply, and took Ids caning w ith as good a grace as could bo expected. It was a merited gill to a worthy and deserving man.

The “Watchman and Hidtitor,'’ i*r Qimh uuomIitv• K No. 7 at M; '■»nh• Hali, Augusta, j T'RIDA Y I' :;li, 1>. •-omnieiicing at seven oVIoek. Work: R. V g .n. w ill lint l tin; Park lion 'tin mo t ceniraiij quiet, ;tuYVi«> s A: Of l-U- 'c« ul-' 'ill i' UOI'Kl t. UMiH. STATE OP MAINE. P.X l hi [VM Di i IflTMI-M. v\n‘iti»hi. Nov.. K. l>To. \:i adj •uraofl sn I a i nr. nrrit d.-.y of i >t. «jubor mxt, at c o’clock P. M. AU'jtf: 3*1A^K3JN M. IHlKW, secretary ot' State. li\ vej v f rn iy in to rn 1 n w the value ->i Uc-uic's M 'tin! «>i!. j I »'utrl l lei»k* in-in_ rrny in ...,»*'l n account f their having n.-ctl the viic compound.- which have hooded the market-•» Ion?. \tvf.i Hair Ui> ta*; v rrvn i-« mrt* rein Ctttir a* w#*tai v ho pot'.- o j-c ««lvcrli*« hietn nov8ft-*& tv 1 w ‘•'l!i( v cut Wu t t AYT’IP- CIIKIIKY !»Kcto; -'AIl^PAKFLLA for the in•.: i;: t ,.n aPemtivcmedicine. lit 7JiC$. Mrs. Crnthla Hot y, wii.o.v oi the 1 it*! Tiioiua* L. Ilovcy. aged dl year- j a m*Mtih«. In P.lin-hiil.o Mr. Leinttel P*iU;f-. aged W>! years, 7 mo t!i>. In i i n, ,li i ult. .Mr.-. F.vet A. Hatch, wile «*t IVe. >1. I*. II tch. »g«»d 40 years’. READ THIS Mill in e a*y WILL UK SOLI) BY Miss V. TUENEB, FOil TE.\ DAYS, -AT Ki'dumI Prices i fl'U'ltr ATHONLYN HALL, I p Stair-.; OPEN DAY AND EVENING. U. cl-tlw Calilornln on Canvas. GRANITE HALL. rosrrirr:r. r ox/, v ti/rer sights. Tuesday, Wednesday -A\l> Thursday Evenings, Nov. 29th, 30th. and Dec. 1st. The Mammoth OS! Painting -covering over Toai THousaaicl Ml'i .ri*. T. et ol'enrivaa, representing in life-like up- j pt.'.nuwo iIm* MOST KKMAIJKABLK sri;\i;in in tins World. Anything li\e a description of the t tr«/ini ndoim spectacle, the Yosemoto Valley is one «©\\ ildcred compani-on, one of tin* j e--en* ials of description, beeonn impossible, be cause i he spectator haa never seen any lli'ng which nun lie oinpnretl with the a|>pullingr magnitudes before him.. SAX FHANCISCO, the Quart itv of flu* l’oeiflc, Mith all principal stfeOs, iumt.s apart cl ihi.- great w«*rk,0* art. Al-o 11 w t in n u s i. (»r a kti: r s. with a full iWwriptiuu of the peculiarities'oi‘the “Heathen l hinese.” The whole forming one ol'tlie 1 d enterlaming exhibitions owr placed before the public. Tor full particular*, Kee l>ilJh of the duv. \(Imission 25 Cents. Reserved Seats 35 *fc Children under 12 15 nov.10.f2t Augusta Sidings Bunk. ORCANIZED IN 1848. o J Deposits mmlv on or before tlie First MONDAY of each Month, wiU draw Intel* >1 from the FIRST.DAY OF TIIF SA1IF MONTH. Jut«'rttft payable February t ami Aiijrt i l. on all depo-ils t out majttUA hltnuliiUj, mi tltn rate of not I*-.- than M-;VKN TKU K\T Hank opon daily during business hours, and de posit received of any amount h orn >N K DCpO.-.t lioolk. Office In Savings Bunk Ritll. Wholesale am.l Retail dealers in CEB A KM, TOBACCO, Ac*. Xu. s iii:u>wt'« tii.ucK, Water street, Augusta, Maine. novSO-ttf ATTENTION HORSEMEN S’KOB'. A. I.KK V^ISHKs to inform the public and llorvetncn of M August i and vi«*iniry that lie returned to Au .tru-ta some weeks past foi* the purpose of operating >n milt Diseased I«tt/ and :9hoiilders in all their h>rni4. hut Iteiuic tnkeu tfi-fk and confined to hi room for the pa-t two weeks, left tiim unable to attend to them tail through tlit* skillful attemlanee of I»r. .Martin, and kindness of .Mr. Thayer and family, and other kind friends, be is now able to attend to all who lit a v favorhun with a rail. A tier TEN* YIAItV T’RACTK K on the foot, lie ha> no doubt of his ability to perforin a cure in the MU>T D1FFMTLT CASKS. Parties having Lame Hoist s ran empiire of the followliijf named 'person* who have employed him to operate on their horses": WLIMIT NOK( ROSS, Feainaught Farm. Man chester. H. A: IIRA HIU RV. AuKu-ta. III If AM Ki.Kji A -ON, .HHI\ iPAUfriEN AY. JAMK> OLItY, 1 W \V Kit 14, >IM\ JOHNSON. Hallowed. It. F I’Atih, .1 McCfyCRK, 4Ik Prof. Leer-an be on-ulti d at thy Mansion House l »r u short lime, where all applications for his services will meet with earlv attention. nowil-tlw PliOi A. LLL. GET THE BEST. -*i r' TIIK M AT1! TIIK Singer Sewing Machine, opposite the Pott Oilicc, Augusta, Maine. novit *-ttf The Red Sign, opposite the P. 0., is wiifuk J. B. DYER’S NEW STOCK OF UUOIMIKS AM) PROVISION CAN I>E FOlWI), And which he will tell at the Vi in Ij.wkst Bottom FOR (ASH. Ik* keeps* constantly on hand, Choice Porto Rico Molaeses. New Vork Syrup, Hour. Purk, Lard in tierce or caddieT* t>ry Fi>h. Xfae^crei, Picked** iu .Jars or l*y the gallon. Apjilew l»y the Ilarrel. Kerosene oil, Candle-. Soaps, Table Salt, (Granulated and Extra 0. Sugars, Mn*or.l. 1870. Opposite the Post Office. novl-ttf Prize “Peerless." CALL AA I) SEE Tip; Peerless PABLOB OOAt STOVE t

which took Tin; FIRST PRIZE id Uit; STATE FAIli in UiU city, OVER AIL OTHERS roil sau: ill A. IP. G Ould, orfiS-tlf Extension of Line. KENNEBEC A BOSTON KXP11ESS WILL RUN DAILY, on ami after MONDAY, November 2*th, From Rostonnnd Portland toSkowhegan, touching all htatioua ou the Kenneber. Leaves* I’oitl.uid at .N P. M arriving at skow began at 1 1*. M Leaving Skow began lor Portland ami Poston At 5 M.. WaterviUe 7 A. M. Capita H.45, Gar* timer i* to A. NL, Brunswick 11.40, arrive in Port land 2. la. All orders forwarded by us promptly attended to. Having had long experience in tin* business, we hope t«) share u lair patronage oi the public. t)/, (load me«seilgefd on flu* trains to attend to the same. Hive ns a try. MTTLF IJKA.NF, Prop’rs. nov24-r2m (irciit Bargains at WELLS’ FU8MTUBE BOOMS, Water Street, Augusta, Me. A LAia.l; ASSOKTAIKNT of new AND SEg, OKl> HAND Furnitkire, Which will be sold at very tow rates for CASH. We a1«o keep the best stock of Walnut Caskets ami Coffins, Ariel COMMON COFFINS of a!! kinds, and the best trimmings, w ith Plates engraved to order, and have lately added an assoument of ROBBS OF AJJj KINDS, AM of which will be sold as low as at any establish ment in the Si .to. C. It. ft H. U. WELLS. Hu_ _. Prairie Weed Balsam! SOLD H¥ Jnly*V+«4od L. II. TITfcmrS, Apbttlccaty. Daily Kennebec Journal. BY TELEGRAPH^ TO THE .0 WAR IN EUROPE.

(Jen. Keraly ItrsIgiiN Iu4be I’posenw of the Fnoiuy* He Accuses Gen. Leverdo of Trea son. The French Attacic at Choioy Ho-, roi. The French Endeavor to Forco a Passage at Fontainbleau. 3 ''-It Capitulation of the entire Army of the Loire. Tonrs. General Koraty resigned in the presence of the enemy, ile accuses Gen. I.iverdo of, treason. Versailles. Versailles. Xov. W7. A serious StTaTV was' made hy tile French this morning in Chpicy i lleroi; they were repulsed and 2.">0 prisoners taken. s The German lo*s w»s small. London. London, Nov. 20. On Monday the main liody of the French army attemiiied to fofOi *j a passage towatsls Knntainbleu hy a liraaey i ami general attack. They encountered the, 10th Prussian corps at Beau mo, a little vil-.j lage in the department of the Loire, 2 miles north ot irleans. The Prussians were quickly j re-enforced with the 5th infantry and first Cavalry division. The k'runuto onsbttight were repulsed with heavy loss in killed aid .woulAli-d* and pinsaiticrs. and especially the Tatter. Failing in this |ttc«>pt. tlie" army of tlie Loire has withdrawn? London. Nov. do. It is rumored that the! capitulation of Paris caused the buoyancy in the stock lnarket here. Special to N. Y.vW’oftd. London. Nov. 1b>. The deposits In the Sav ina's Bank of Strasbourg having been seized and converted to war purposes by the French government at the beginning of the war. the j Prussian government has advanced one mil lion trancs to the Bank.to enable it to resume payments to-day. I Special to N. Y. Herald. London, Nov. yo. The position taken by. Prussia on the Tlussian question, and which probably will be communicated to the British j Cabinet to-day. is that like Itnly.luiTing signed one treaty on the loth of March. for the, purpose of guaranteeing tlie independence! and integrity of the Turkish Umpire: she is j not like Kngland, France and Austria, who) concluded an additional treaty im tilt 17th c,f 1 April, 1S56, hy which they bound themselves! to consider any infraction of any one of the stipulations of the treaty of 50th of Marih, as j a i asus bellie, and obliged themselves to fight j I for the maintainanee of a idattse to whk'hai j great power cannot submit forever, and which docs nut in any way infringe the principles of I the first treaty. So far as Prussia is concerned, therefore, I she docs not regard Russian position ns j threatening war, because the St. Petersburg Cabinet does not intend to endanger the inde-1 pendence or integrity of Turkey. Some persons who hold notes of Prince Ar cliilles Murat to amount of 70,000 francs,who brought suits against him. were non-suited, on the ground that military prisoners could not be sued. I. The Globe this afternoon publishes the an nouncement of the capitulation of the entire army of the Loire. The report can he traced to no authentic source. Nothing was known of such an event at the German Legation j here at 0 o'clock to-night. Special to N. Y. World. Letters by hsloon from Paris, private let ters from Versailles and despatches from Berlin, all concur in representing the pro posals of the Trench as extremely gloomy. The Germans in the late engagement with the urtny of the Loire lost euormously, still their positions have beer, maintained. The efforts of Gen. Aurclles to advance to the relief of Pari* have failed. Special to N. Y. World. l.ondpn, Nov. dOt. Queen Victoria visited Eugenib to-day at ('Inscfhurst, remaining three hours. The Times to-day reviews the story that term* ot peace have been settled between, King William and Napoleon. by which the; latter cedes Strasbourg and Metz, mid returns i to Prance at the heart of his army. The Times editorially declares this highly probable, as the position of the Germans is so embarrassing as to render Bismarck anxious i to ex cape on any terms. All the Journals ridicule the German di3-; i patches claiming victories in late engagements w ith the enemy of Loire, ami say it is clear that the French at least held their own. The provisions of Paris are almost ex-1 hausted. Scarcely a fortnights supply re main. In high political circles in London the ac tion of the French government on the Eastern question gives lively satisfaction. Constantinople'. Constantinople. Nov. 20. The whole first corps of the regular Turkish army has ■gone j to occupy the great Fortress of Sehuinia in Bulgaria, which is considered one of the keys j to Constantinople. The Turkish Fortresses upon the r>anrthe Imre been armed and rein- forced from the tirst army. Vienna. Vienna, Nov. 20. Bismarck’s proposal for a conference was made after lie had arrived at a previous understanding with Gortselia koti. No orders have been given by the Emperor of Austria for the formation of a new Cabi net. Great quantities of corn have been bought in Danubian ports on account of the Russian government. Napoleon is treating fertile purchase of the Island of Lacronia, near Hijfnstu, fhrmcrly j inhabited by Maximillian. Tim Russian circular has produced alarm j in Bcmtchaihst. The government ft helpless, j and turns on every side for advice. Prince Chatlcs hesitates to tide with Tur key against Russia on any conditions. The first corps lVArniee of Turkey is or dered to Schurnla. The Tribune’s correspondent at Versailles the 2(kh. wHtoh>-YeMerd»!y Urgent orders w ise telegraphed to all army food contrac tors 10 be prepared In anticipation of an early surrender, to furnish extraordinary supplies. All the cavalry to-day were ordered to lay in ten days forage, though the usual march ing provender is three. A number of horses have been bought in Austria for Turkish Cavalry. TTi^jTKkM* float 1* reat|?’for action. The fortresses of the Danube are being rapidly armed. The Third army corps is or dered to Rouetif stack, Varna, and tdlistra. Berlin. Berlin, Nov. ;!0. The Queen has received the following from King William Tuesday, 119th. Frederick Charles reports the complete defeat of the army of Loire" in the battle of Moaday, in which the French had the 20th corps, probably the 18th and portions the loth and lfith corps engaged. A thousand French were found dead on the field, 4000. wounded, and 1GOO were taki n prisoners. The German lost was 1000,among them a few officers. Destructive Fire. SritiN-r.t rr.i.o, Wars., Nov. 30. A fire at Housatomc last night, destroyed l’ixlcy C'larke's planing mill. Loss *13, 000; two thirds insured. Railroad Matters. At otsTA, Ga., Soy. 30. The Macon Augusta Railroad is com pleted and regular trains are running. iu;tikys. H.u.i igh, N. C., Nov. 30. Manning. l)i mocrat. tins 43f! majority in the First Congressional District. FROM CON CORD." Coni oru, N. II., Nov. 30. A now hn tiding intended for occupancy by Warile. Humphrey A Dodge, dealers in agri cultural and hardware goods, and l'ulmer 4, Co., steel spring manufacturers,was destroyed hy fire to-day. Also Norton’s livery stable. LAs 8S0yT..f Portsmouth, X. H., Nov. 30. iiUU:., workmen. wgro discharged from the Navy Yard If day. ami only about 400 remain at work. FROM BOSTON. Boston, Nov. 30. In Hrainti^i- -lft evening, Joseph Linton, Bn his #ay to J\ R. «k-j>nr. Tin assaulted, badly wbaten; hb«. do. prefd. 117 Ohio aud Miss. 317*; Boston, Hartford A Erie, 3*, New York Produce Market. New Y^ork, Nov. 30. COTTON—sales Will bales: mid. uplands pi*4 FLOUR—state 490fl(>20; round hoop Ohio 575^020; western 552gtf25, southern 5«0aH2.5. WHEAT—aalcs ill .000 bu No. I spring i2Sgl2S No. 2 do. 13{jI37; winter red and amber western 15u a refined. 22J4 TALLOW—• FREIGHTS TO LI VEKPOOL—firm; Cotton. l4 Wheat, 8*% Chicago Produce Market. Chicago, Nov. 3. FLOUR—spring extras MMqfiOO. WHEAT—No. 2. 101. CORN—No. 2, 53‘.t. OATS-iitO* tor No. 2. B A RLE'i —7s lor No. 1. LA ltl>—12 MESS PORK—19.50. RECEIPTS—flood flour, 70,000 wlu*at, 72.00o corn, Ift.ooo naN, 000 rye H.OOnbnrlev, 11.000 hogs. SHIPMENTS—li,000 flour. 2>KKi wheat, 90,000 corn, IC..O00 oats, 2 rye, 1000) barley,500 hogs. iVA'ins' BY MAIL. An emigrant ship is preparing to start from Iloston, for the diamond fields of Africa. Five hundred recruits have been ordered from Cincinnati to Atlanta, Oa.. to join the 18th infantry. The Darien expedition is nearly ready to start. It is now proposed to leave New York on the 5th of December. A French man-of-war has been seen cruis ing in tile track of the Dorman steamer sidl ing from New Orleans to liremen, by way of Havana. Marshal Sharpe is now preparing to retake the census of New Yoik city, in accordance with government instructions. Tile former enumerators will be recommissioned. Although our government has given Minis ter Washburne permission to leave I’aris, he has indicated a determination* to remain in that city. Both houses of the Alabama legislature ad journed over until to-day, alter a short ses sion. There are new developments relative to the governorship. Jn the riot caused by a crowd of 2U0 Eighth Ward "roughs," in New York, on Tuesday night, two policemen were struck with brick bats, and one of the roughs had his skull split open and his arm fractured by a blow from an officer’s club. The parties in Salt Lake City, I'tah, charg ed with drilling, contrary to the governor's proclamation, have been held in bonds of from 82000 to 85000 to await the assembling of the grand jury. These* parties were afterwards serenaded at their residences. Major General Ualleck, who commands the Millitary Division of the South, with his headquarters at Leavenworth, Ky., does not favor the employment of regular troops to enforce the Kevenuo laws and preserve the peace, except in extreme eases, and is evi dently not anxious to have the Ku-Klux sum- j nuirily punished. Gossip in Washington makes Judge God love S. Orth of Indiana, the text Minister to Great Britain, with a square talk in the mes sage about the Alabama claims for his guid ance: Kepresentative Kelsey, of theTwenty fifib District of New York, to be Commission er of Internal ltevenue; Senator Williams of Oregon lobe Attorney General, in place of Mr. Akerman, who is to return to Georgia j and be elected United Stales Senator, and j Judge William Johnson of Cincinnati to be i Commissioner of Patents, should he be un successful in obtaining an Ohio Judgship, which he is now seeking. STATE XEll’S. The various clergymen of Portland, have agreed to preach by turns to the young men of that city. Henry Reavol, brakeman on the E. X. A. Kailway, Imd his arm badly jammed while shackling cars Monday. Miss Laura E. llovey has taken the place of Assistant Mistress of the Portland High School. The Uangor Whig says the “tin wedding” of Gen. Charles Hamlin and wife, was cele brated at their residence on Monday even ing. The installation of Hcv. Mosely 11. Will-} ianis. as pastor of the Plymouth Church, Portland, took place on Tuesday. Master John Shaw of Machias is putting up a frame for a schooner of 100 tons, to be I off early next spring. A new steam saw mill is about to be erect ed at Holden, by a joint stock company. It is proposed to have a Last factory in eonnec- j tion with it. i Rev. I. S. Ivelloeh, now of Kansas, but] formerly of this State, has severed his con nection with the ministry and the Baptist de- nomination. Deacon Martin Stetson, formerly of Nor way, died of heert disease at the residence of his son, C. M. Stetson, at Bridgton, Mass., yesterday, having reached the advanced age of 91 years and 7 months. The Whig says that the Eastern Burnt ttiz ing Company have dosed their works in Bangor for the year, having burnettired 4,Hid,914 feet of lumber during the season. 1,980,000 feet of this has been cut into pav ing block, six indies long, ready to be laid in New York and Boston streets, where they may make a earriage-way tit to ride over. 1 The Cnion says Thanksgiving day was not very generally ovserved in Maehias. Most. of the stores were open and several of the j mills were in operation. A union service of of the Methodist and Congregationalist So-} cieties was held at the Methodist Cliureh in tite forenoon, sermon by Rev. Mr. Beale. and a social meeting at the vestry in the fore noon. The Portland Press says the Enivcrsalist, Cnitariau and Swtdenburgian churches of that city held a meeting in the vestry ot Park Street Church Monday evening, to take 1 into consideration the question of eitahlish ing a free evening school. A committee was appointed, composed of members of each ot the churches, to make arrangements for car rying out the project. The Portland Advertiser says a lawyer who sned n man out of the city, had the sum mons sent buck with the statement on the i hack, that as he, the defendant, lived some six miles from this city, and had no horse, and it was to muddy and too far to walk, he should not appear at court in obedience to the summons. He further stated that a- be I bad no money and never expected to have 1 any, it would mnko little difference whether i the plaintiff obtained judgment or not. B ATH HOTEL, By C. 3VX. Plummor, BATH, HE. Board, $1.25 per Day. •111*0-1* F. H. JACKSON, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Office over American National Bank, WATER STREET. _•_■ HJLUWELL, RIIINk Special attention pnM to eoTleetinpr demand*. Bills of Divorcement procured iu Kenuebee, t.in cola and Sagadahoc counties. ©cfc&T-jftf Do You Value Your Eyesight If ho line the “Brazilian [Pebbles.” FpHE EYE is too delicate to lie trilled with, and persons who buy a C11EAI* pair of BpeotJurtes ill Hud out to their sorrow alter it is too late, that they have done themselves an irreparable injury, but by using the “BRAZILIAN PEBBLES” you Secure all that Science and Art canto for Defective Eyesight. For Sale in all Styles of Frames by E. ROWSE, Augusta, Me. septSO-wly READ THIS hit MERIT, In order to be appreciated, must be known.—after wards, it needs no praise. The same with the-' BURDETT CELESTE ORGANS. IIow are you to know the merit* of these «rgun* How are you to find out their superiority above all others? Why, go and examine them nt .il Court street, Boston, where they are receiving the highest enco miums from alL who hear them, as nuperior and preferable to all other makes, withont uny excep tion. Pianos, and all kinds of Musical Merchan dise at Lowest Prices. John C. Haynes Co., N’o. 83 COURT STREET, BOSTON. lOly new uooas! f f Fall and Winter Goods 1876. BARTON RUSSELL! are now offering a full and rtmiplete nssct^toftout of new and pnitKOiiable good* in all the tU*i>aitmait.s of their a tore. eorThey rail special attention to the following BLACK AND COLORED SiLHS, LYONS POPLINS, English Sat teens, Cloth Colours, EMPRESS CLOTHS, Black Mohairs and Brillianteens, attack Alpacas, TLAIDS, TRIMMING VELVETS, ruusiiES, Velveteens in (llnck nud Colours, YEL YET RIBBOXS, Real Astrachan Cloths, Chinchilla Beavers, Beaver Cloakings, BEAVER COATINUS, Waterproof Cloths, Plain Plaid Flannels, Shawls and Blankets, Table Linens and Toweling#, Hosiery and Gloves, Ladies’ and .Misses’ under Wear. BLEACHED AND BROWN COTTONS, best manufacture, and at the lowest market price. Barton Russell. Nov. 28, IS70. rtf FOR SALE. 1?OU SALE in Hallo well, about Thirty arris tillage and Sixty acres of wood land and pas ture. For particulars inquire in Hallowed of scptSS-tly THOMAS II. HUBBARD A. F. EMBRY, DEALER IN Beef, Fork, niitloi), Veal, 1'oiilfi1}, Tripe, NansageN, Fruit, Vegetables, &e. No. 2 Market Square, AUGUSTA. novlO-flf DIRIGO BUSINESS COLLEGE AUGUSTA, Maine. riHllS Institution will be open lor the admisaiou A. of students September 5tli, 1870. Business Course embraces all branches neces sary t a Coniph to Business Education. Mudent* of all grade* of Sc holarship are admit te«I. Terms les» than at any other Business College iu the country, ottering equal facilities. Scholar may enter at any time. For full particulars, apply at the College, or address Waltt »e Webstert Augusta, Maine. ST-tf NOTICE. 1HKBKBV Rive Notice to the owners residing out of this stale, of two undivided sixteenth parts of the North half of Township Number two, Range Eight, West from the Hast line of the State that the undersigued as the ownerund tenant iu common of fourteen undivided sixteenths of said laud, will the coming wiuter enter upon said land and cut and carry awav timber from the same. W. II. MeCUlLUS. Bangor, Me., Nov. 15,1670. 3w47 TUNING Subscriber woul 1 inform the sens of Augusta and vicinity, will give personal attention to Pianos. Orders lelt at his res idence, «7 Yl'inthrou Street, will receive prompt Attention. M C. Mil* Li KEN, fels'tf Tkacmkk ok Piano a*d Organ. GEO. E. BRICKETT, M. D., PHYSICIAN SURGEON, AVCU'MTA, IK. Wfli.e over Hunt’. Cap Store, West Knil tk* Kenucbec Bridge; Residence on Spring Street. PIANO idfeap I I f I »l mjiwt

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