Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.)
July 11, 1872

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PUBLISHED E\ ERY MORNING (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED), BY SPRAGUE, OWEN NASH. TERMS: SEVEN DOLLARS PER ANNUM. SINGLE COPIES, FIVE CENTS. ——————————————■_ VOL- HI- ___AUGUSTA. ME.. THURSDAY MORNING. JULY 11. 1872. NOW4 Itnuulifc Jemal. Published oa Water Street lootdnnrt, AUGUSTA. MAINS lit 8PRAGUB, OWEN 2 per square per week. ttOlcehli) itcnni'bcc Journal, Published every Wednesday morning, is the largest lolio paper Ln the State, containing news, political articles, agricultural uud ecientiiic mallei, tales, poetry, a aecdote*, household recipes, markets, 4c., 4c. Terms $2 per annum tn advance. Transient Advertisements, $1.50 per inch for first week; hG cents per week f »r e.»•'*! subsequent iasertion. Special Notices, $2.00 per iuch l week; 00 cents per week for each subsequent a c. k. Business Notices, in reading columns :o cents per line lor first Insertion 10 cent3 per line tor e:*, hi t UK S. L VCES, Cit.Yl’Ev l inevt o;« Grain and Cros Faille KIBBONS. VEILS and VEIL 1,001 in all (he New Shade-: IllnMi I M 1- I HM'KFli LACES. HATS for School Girls at 50c 75c., Si.00 and upward. HATS for Boys a.’.J Youths, si.CO and up ward. HATS for Children and Infanta. Novelties and i Oistinyui-bed st Il.u-ior Young Laoies and v.. Wo ofl'or the Larged Varittv of Latest Si vie Hats at Beta 11, of any House in Au'gUtrta, at MOST UK.YSO.NABLK l'l!!' I And are constantly receiving from New Ink, a large supply of UE.VL UAHt SWITt HE*. which we are selling LOW. Photographs IN NEVi" STYLES -AT A. W. KIMBALL'S. 166 Water Street. We would call attention fb cur mode or copying, by which old and faded pictures ran be copied into tJe enduriug photograph. PICTURE FRAMES. A new stock received, which we offer very cheap. junea-tly GUYTUhXEH, -DEALER 1> Coal n nd. Hay, Stovo, Egg, Furnace and Black smith’s Coal Constantly on han't. Otfice at >t VVarranted, Splendid ^tjies SUMMER CAMBRICS! Splendid Stock Ladies' and Children's Parasols —IS— N E AY* STY L E S KALER BROTHERS, illustrated Rebus. it I* SAFE to say that that man >s a Stack cri’l u lin sloes nots Cl I lie

M il.ts mh noiii fits yos nnd behold t T‘ j;’?n who buUjih! I'; I :Uti I oi l Mll'ii WKF.Kr i In contrast with the I Marvin* condition t tiu* man who tl'dnot. in Bond or Duty Paid A FI LL I.INK OF KOK'l s «.n applica Princ-e Cotton, Importers and Grinders ot IM re Spick*, ap.. junell-;3m "2 Chatham St.. Boston, Mass. Shawls! Shawls! Shawls Suipe Cashmere, Shetland, Bay State, Black Lace, Silk and Wool, and Shaw ls in variets-, Knler Bros. FOURTH OF .ILLY! P.v reason of the great crowd of strangers ex pcett d in lla'lowell the coming fomih to M-e the Grai d Disj 1 iy t iirevxoiks and hear the Big Gun on \Vat«T ••'.ret l RliNARQ ROBERTS Will offer for sale a large ami complete erock of Bankrupt Goods, At Prices Lower Hum the Lowest: t. IV -j -TI Vi I It Ladies’ Furnishing Goods Al! new and nice, l.adie. \li*-e*, and hildren's Kid iilovt s.wo.th *1 .'*o fov i‘*> n nts. Sandalwood Silk ran-, ami Walking Mink5. White skirt*. Embroidered Pique Skirt5. oloivd skirt* Hoop skirt**. Pique Dress Goods Handkerchief* all hemmed, pure linen, l.i.-le Thread clove*. Hamburg Edging*. Ho.-iery. simile Hat* j:> cent-. Towel*. Ribbon*. Curled Hair. hig iiftiis, Jteal Han Switches, Hadley’* Spool Cotton .r> eut*. Maehine Silk, Pulton* of all Myles, a large hit of .Jewelry, l.ndjes' Traveling Bag-and Ba-k el*. A l.*o a large stock of G EXT S' GOODS, Hats, t tp all of the latent styles, Trunks, alise*, Paper Collars d cents a box, Su.-pem^ers, Shirts, Hosiery, (Vmlw, Brushes. Those goods and many others too numerous to mention will all be *ohl at remarkably low prices. All are invited to call and examine for themselves. Thankful tor past favor* the subscriber hopes for a continuance of patronage. MINARD ROBERTS. Nearly ovuio.ito Po; t Office, HAJ.I.OWELI,. June 8, ISTi. ttt&« Carpets 1 Carpets!

0, C, Whitehouse Go,, 17*2 WATER STREETVW GI ST*, \r« opening their SPRING STOCK C .A LI P III T S in new find desirable natterns. -elected from best lots in iio ton and New Vink. DRfcISS GOODS IS GREAT VARIETY. New Spring Woolens, Bliawls, Hosiery, Gloves, &c.\ ,y Houbiv i'-l>o:a r«U. and Gnirrnl Mouse Finish. Boxes A Sox Shooks of ever) description Made to order. Hot* it Miring for ¥*nm;t* amt *1./ncdisrt» Elevens’ Patent Ease1. Planing, MatoTtiaig. And all V If* of Straight and Scroll Rawing done i order :*t ;u>rt n«» ire IN A ATKINS k CO.. novN n’ K'-iiiiebci* Oam, Align-:.i. xinnnY’s BRASS AM) STRING BUDS, Vl’GUHTA, xrx:. C. F. BERIO louder; W M. HhKUV. Prompter. Anv number of pieces. furnDhed for Balls Par* j tie-, Exeur-ion-, Parade-. d. W. CROSS, Agent. Oflloe at d, W. Cro--’ Shoe stove, 144 Water St., under Cony Hotrw*. janl.r» *('m MOSES M. SWAN, Watchmaker and Jeiceller, Hifi Stork embrace* a fire line ol^ American and Swiss Walclies, n gobt anil silver care, including the celebrated National or Elgin 'V ateh, Waltham, Tremont, Bor juin, Bonnett, Pardeaux, Jaeot, »to., in both La lies’ and jjenlleiaeu’s -ize?. Fliio Grolci J owolry, Solid Gold Leoniton Vest and Neck Chains, STFKMNG CO|> SU.VEH GOODS FINE PLATED WARE, ifECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES, of the mopt approved kind*. CLOCKS OF ALL KINDS, Ut lading the celebrated 1TH\ TO ARBI VI?, Kijdlit Hundred Cases d. i DCRET’s dTSTI.Y FI.F.BRATIID SALAD OIL. PIMM K A COTTON. Importer-: and \geut* junel t-‘ ‘in fl‘2 Chatham street, Boston, Mas*. NOTICE Is hereby given to those called to purchase Burial Case-', that a complete a so linen t of Coftlns and a-kei>, Bose Walnut, Walnut, Pine and pther woods, all tlrst-class work, trimmed in any vie desired, at the shortest notice, may be found at tin- ware rooms of CIU-. 1’. Tows, llridge -f., near Badroml crossing. Price-, as low a the hev Augusta, Me. wpr30ltf I I 1ST 1IECEIVI? 1 A line lot ot DELICIOUS VERMONT CHEESE At J. XI. DYEH-’S Grocery Store opposite Thus. t.ambard’s Store. uov*2( Ttl IIAMPTOX E. HILL, M. D.f Fhysicinn Surgeon. Offiok with l)n. H. II. II,u., 144 Statu st. Office nom» from 4 to 4 nmi 7 to 8 P. M. Night bell at Mrs. IliiiklevN on Pleasant Si., back of of* j ttce. octlO-flv LIVERY AND BOARDING T A B L E! A Few Doors North of Kenne bec Bridge. First-class team* to be b :.t all time** at reasonable price*. Particular attention paid to hoarding hot*Mr. The Fine Thoroughbred Trotting J^tnllion. “Cadmus,” lands at this stable, and Will be -hown par tie* interested in breeding fine nud fast horse*. MEANS BUTLER. uguntn. dune 19th, 1872. i(ine£iM£xvlm Granite Block MARKET The undersigned having leased the store lately l'n d by I C. FLAOtr A CO., would r. Hpccf ttilly inform the citizen* of A.TJ GUSTA, That they intend keeping n First Class Mark et, vht-r*. will be four- .1 L5eef» IJork. Veal, Lamb, Miittoc, Poultry, Sausage, Tripo, Salt Provis ions, &c. Also Fruits and Vegetables, in their season. We hope hr Ft, let retention to business to receive chore of pubhc a iron air-* i.rcius HILL. i. handy. Augusta, beu. 22. Iei2. fetaWttl OFFICE HOI KS, 10 TO 12 A. M. J- BELL, M. V., Corner Oak find State Streets, ^eptb.-ytwl\ Nickel Plating (Y*h Lev 11nn Silver Plating \ND MORE DVHAliLE Ml article* to which Xirl.fi Plating i* applicable I'l .te-l in the be«t manner, under licence from l m m u Nn ki t: i uMia\N i or New N okk. tf**”Manufacturer*- are re»jue*red to avail them -elves o| the faeihiie.fi we o£er. AUBURN FOUNDRY MF G CO. AT RURV Maine. iaa*..l-tl A?.'hn4\ wUiu Salmon! Salmon! 1 l.c M 1 A*, iliiit v a trp-l! lor of .salmon, am! ior It Palo by ITSIIIXU A WEEKS. Augu-la. .limp 11,1-72. juiiPli-Mm AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK Organized in 1848. Office in Saving* Rank Building, 174 a tcr street, Augusta, l»* i -if- nf any amount received and the highest rate of interest paid allow ed by law. 49*All necoimt* of depositor?* strictly pnn t? and confidential, tfi^Monry dtp -sited during tlie tirst week of the month will dare horn the rir-t day of the month. 4IT*Money loaned to depositors on a pledge of de posit book.* julyfMAwtf \V. It. SMITH. Treasurer. s^ooo Illinois Registered Coupon 23 O 3XT 33 S Jum r« reived and for sale by B. E. POTTER BRO., TIankei's. VI: U c guarantee to all purchasers the princi pai and i..> i t «»i thr-e valuable securities. Augusta, .Mat 21. til* STEAM JOB PRINTING* Books Pamphlets Print*’ 1 with accuracy and despatch at the office of the KENNEBEC JOURNAL WATER STREET AUGUSTA. CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES. IT A K I 1« a -in* in announcing to the people nt .Maine that 1 now have on baud flu* Largest and Best Assortment of Carriages v» r evhlnited in thN State,embracing almost every kind of a Carriage notv in uae, and several new Myles (-old by no other concern), for side at greatly rt dared prices—much less than llrst elasc Carriages ran be purchased for at any other place in New Kugland. ill and examine u *fore purchasing (‘New here. Iiooks «f cuts, w ith prices, *-ent free to person desiring to pureliu-e. C. P. KIMBALL, 1'OllTLA XI). ME. juncl^.mU As W. L, THOMPSON, HI. J0.» CornorStnt© and Green Hl». Oftlce hours from 1 to (1 I*. M. apr24-t&wtf jHallroatia anti fjteamfcoata Blaine Central lv. R. ti linn Aiinugouicub uumiuuiicm^ November 13th. On and alter Nov. 1.3th, Passenger Train will leave Augusts’, for Portland and Boston, at. 5.15, 11.45 A. 31., 10.13 P. M.; tor Bath, Lewiston and Portland, 5.45, 11 45 A. M„3.(M> P. 31.; for Bangor 4.00 A. and 4.G)P. 3f.; for Bangor, Dexter. Bel fast and skovvhegnn, 4.00 P. V!.; for Hallowed and Gardiner, 5.45. 9.00, 11.45 A. 3f., 2.15, 3.u0, 5.30 P. X. The 5.45 and 11.45 Trains connect at Bath for Rockland. The 5.43 A. M. Train connects with the Grand Trunk Railway at Yarmouth for South Parts, l The 11.45 A. M. Train connects at Portland with the Portland Ogdensburg Railroad for Baldwin, Frrebnrg and Conway. i he 4.oo A. M. Train connects nt Bangor with the V. N, A. Rmlwa\ or Houlton, Frederi. aton, j Calais and St. John, arriving in St. John nt P. M. Freight Trams leave Anguhta for Portland ard Boston at 0.30 A. M.; for Skowtn gun and Bangor at 12.15 P. M. Trams arrive—From Boston at 4.00 A. M., 4.00 1 ft™! 8.15 p. 31.; from Both, Lewiston and Portland at 10.00 A. M.. 4.00 and 8.15 P. M.; from Skowhe gan, Belfast, Dexter and Bangor at 11.45 A. X. and j Ju.15 P. M.; from Gardiner and Hallowed «t 8.45 and 10.00 A. M., 1.30. 4.00, 5.00 and 8.15 P. M. Freight Trains arrive—From Boston. Portland. Bath and Lewiston at 10.00 A. M., and 12.lO M.; 1 j from Bangor Dexter, Belfast and Skowhegan at i j v*.oo A. 31. J AS. M. LUNT, Uen’l Supt. Nov. 10,1871. T.. L. LINCOLN, Asst. Supt. FOR BOSTON Summer Arrangement THF. STEAMKH STAR of tie EAST I If ILL commence her regular trips from the Kennebec, THURSDAY, April 25, 1872, and wid, until further notice, run aa follows Leaving Gardiner every Monday and Thursday, at o’« Augusta to iioothba^ or Sqmr- rol Inland, and mum. ft‘2.25. \V. \V, MASON, j june25-tn 3gent at Bath. Maine Central Railroad. SPECIAL JNTOTICI3. >n and fitter May a^th, 1 £72. t'nr« lor the 1 transportation of Meat brfween Boston, Bangor, Skowhegan, Farmington, an l intei mediate points, w ill in- run a follows, viz., Leave Bangor for Bo-ron, via iston, nf 4.30 A. M. >ko\vheg«n, do via Augusta, ft UO A M f a.mington, do via Brunswick, »..30A.M. Every Monday and Thursday morning, arriving in li^-ton at A. M the following morning. Returning—Leave Bo-ton tor the point-men* tioned above, at 4 I*. M. Thc-e Refrigerator Cars are lilted up in a first* 1 class manner, and will be fully appreciated by the -hippcrs nftertriul. Try them. •L M. LI NT, llcn’l Supi. A. IIERSEY, Lend Freight Agent. Augusta, May 23d, 1*72. maydl-Mm VISIT Manchester King's New Wall Paper Store. No. 115 Water St., Augusta, Me. Having just received a new arid extensive stock oi IVall Paper-, consisting of

Gilts, Embossed, Bronzed, Satins, Blanks, dee., Together with :.n Elegant Line of RORhBRN, w*-invite the citizens Augu-ta and vi.unify t call and examine ou rtfock and »»ii*-****, whether they wish to purchase or not. We are always happy to show our goods. Also Dealers in Paints, Oils, Var nishes and Window Glass. (trainers and Paper Hangers. Agents Wanted to sett the Chinese Tire Ball. June 1, 1>72. junolAtf -wr ir r v a a x r m. jk K y d.r auliej CEMENT PIPE! For Drains, Culverts, Blow Pipes, Sewers, Chimneys, Hot anil Cold Air Flues, &c. MIA’! M 1 I li) I> i' Cunifr «trr mid Kino:.Ms.. iirtir M.l’. It. It. R Til. Iff. l*ii»t* can l»i* scon, and orders left at Got t.n icons' Move Mon*, Water Mm t, Aujruhta. apr’i-Ttf IIENRY Nil HOLS, A#r«*nt. TIN HOOFING. Tin Gutters Conductors -AT THE— Lowest Price*, -AND— SATISFACTION 0141C WTI!81> Plum'bing! PUMPS AND LEAD PIPE I PUMPS REPAIRED c.ori.n x cross mts. BKlCkETT CROOkElt, i OFFICE, STATE STREET first Door North of the Cushnoc House. AXTOTTHT'A. I Dr. C’rooker’n oBci> hour* Irora l> to 12 A. M.: Dr. Ttrickett’", i to .1 P. M. nutySI-ltf Sjallotoell autoertlBementsj. 1872 1872 Sry Goods I -FOR THE— Spring and Summer TTIADE i xj JAMES H. LEIGU, Op HALLOWELL, Offer* for sale AT LOWEST PRICES, A LARGE AND COMPLETE Stock of Dry Goods! The public are invited to examine the «amc be fore making their purchases. o*. m isrsTEi, Dealer in Choice Family Groceries And Provisions, TURK’S ISLAND, LIVERPOOL, PAIR J VM> TABLE SALT. Country Produce bought and told. J. E. NTF., Water St., Hallowf.ll. o,’t20ttf J. L. BABCOCK, M. D., Physician anil Surycon, OFFICE, OVER II. F. WARNER’S STORE, HALLOWELL. -i m F. Hot RP —From to 10 A. M.: fVom 1 to 3 P. M. Vi night will be at Hnlinwell House, mayl-ttf MEAT MARKET in Hallowell. Th -.ub^cribor 1i:ia moved inlo TVIl.sOV** NF.NV Rid K. which ha* been Fitted l in .Modern Style, exprcs.-ly lor me, where 1 h,iii bo most happy ro meet nil my old customer* and r.s many new Jin*# as will give me a call. No pniu** will be spared to obtain The Best the Market Affords, and I hope by strict attention to the wants 01 my customer* to* Merit a Liberal Share of Patronage. Everything usually found at a first-clas* meat market will here lie found in'irs spa-on. RUFUS BEAN. nmyttl-ttf Sewing Machines -TIIF WORLD RENOWNED SINGER, AND THE CELEBRATED FLORENCE, Two most desirable make* jn the market, for aide on F A V O It A 11 T„ i: rr E U M N Al> Needles, Sluittles. Robbins, Oil, I. .Machine Thread, Hall Treadles, Ac, Having had over twelve year# S iiceestifn 1 Exjierien ee REPAIRING SEWING MACHINES, I can truly recommend these Machines above all others, K. F. l^nmipurt. Water Street, Hnllowell. Machine# Exchanged, to let, and Repaired. janKMtl* lb X. THOMAS Has completed his new building on Water Street, f"t ofWinthiop s?., Hullowell, where lie will keep a rh>t*rlasB Hat h- a ml Liver)/ And i* now prepared to furnish any kind of a turnout, from a single team, t*» a barouche and six. On and after this date 1 shall run a carriage to and from the car* and boat. All hack order* leit at the oilhc will be promptly attended to. Hallowed, June H, l.*7J. I!. V THOMAS. South End Market. Mr. II. H. Pinkham would most respectfully an noiince to the citizens of Hallowed and vicinity, that he can *iill bo found at the old stand South ond of Water St., llallowoll. where he Intends to keep Adi supply of EHKSII AND COBXBEKr, CANNED FED ITS, l'l( KEI.S, VEUETAKI.KS, tfc., At Iltdlelotm Cliopw ami Tender Mtenke can always he found at PINKHAM’S STORE. l’lie public can be *uv« of always getting the lull value ot their money by dealing with this linn. Thankful for the very liberal patronage of hi* many customer*, he hones for a continuance of the ame. and that they will not forget that the South End Market is in every way a I'lrst—elass BetnbUeUmeiil. w here none hot the best of meats are sold. H. D. PINKHAM. Hallowt ll, June 1, l«7i. juntCr-BJ' Corn, Flour, Oat Meal. (iraham. tracked Wheat. Ac., at H \.\l>I.KU’v Market S,piniv. MR. \ASB\ S DRUM. A 1‘Ropntnc Vision, (,'onfetiritX Koada, OVich is in the State uv Kentucky,} Joon 22, 1872. I don’t know wat is the matter with me; but uv late I dream morn reglarly and more ieroshusly than 1 ever did immjlife. I he.v hed a sucoeshun nv nitemares ever since I gave in my adhesion to Greeley, some ur wich wnz stupenjusly fritefbl. 1 go to bed with Greeley on my mind, and dream dreams so horrible thatl awake with cold swets onto me, and shtnrln ez tho I hed the ague. Xite afore lA«t Gree ley appeared to me with hoofs, horns and a fail. He perched hisself on my stumirk, squattln like a hidjus toad, and puttin on bis spectacles, deliberately read me from an old copy of the Triboon, six yards uv his own editorials on the slavery question. He finally sailed off thro the air shrekin "Lost Lost!” Whether he referred to me or hisself ez "Lost,” 1 reely don’t know, l.f lie felt ez mean in my company ez I did in hizzen, the remark would embrace I both uv us. Last nite 1 had another iritelul vision. e Lev a family in the village wich don’t live in harmony. The husband got intoxi cated some years ngo, and knowin that it ish t, the gettin drnnk that hurts a man, but gettin sober, hez dodged that trouble by stayin drunk. His principal a moose nient is whallin his wife. The novelty of this hevin worn off, yesterday mornin he eave her a couple nv ounces of arsenic Vaulting ambishen o’erleajied herself— his excessive liberality defeated his pur pn=. The dose wuz too big—it sickened her—she vomited, and lived, and whaled him within an inch uv his life. I was at the house, and late in the eveDin left stoppin at Deekin Pogram’s where w# took a giuooine Kentucky tea, which cousiatad principally uv korn whisky aud eold tiled pork. From thence 1 went home and re tired, with my head full uv the piton, aud Greeley mixed in about eknl proposhens. Tallin asleep, I dreamed. Methawt I wuz in a bildin. where, I eoodenr make out. Stretched out onto a couch and kivered with a flag was the body uv an enormous giant—the most huge and comprehensive ciant I had ever seen, even in dreams. His legs wnz like pillars, his arms wnz like beams, and his bands was spread out like the map uv our wiuist happy but now opprest country. He seemed to be in the last stages nv a fearful sickness. He hed bin, in his dav, a giant uv immense strength, and wuz eveu in his illness ez handsome a human ez 1 ever sot eyes unto. But it waa evi dent that he wuz goin fast. He drawd his breath painfully, nnd from ugly wounds on his body blood oozed slowly but de pletsnlv. y\ Jio is tie 1 a«kcil uv the Goddes nv Liberty, which sot at hi* head in deep monrnin and weepin violontlv. “That is Rppublikinism."sTie answered, “the only actooai. ginuine friend I pver had—the only one who reply stood by me. But they are killin him. The gash in his back Chase gave him; that stab in the side wuz indicted by Randall; the itch wich so irritates him he caught from the Blairs, and—good Heaven here come* another squad uv his enemies'" I looked, and lo! Boss Tweed, Hoftmau, Seymour, Hendricks, and a dozen uv my pertikler friends werecomln in. They wore masks on their faces, made uv Noo York Triboons, but I knowd cm for all that. HotVman soezed the head uv the prostrate giant, while Tweed poured dowu his throat a nauseous flooid from a jug marked “Cincinnati,’-fairly fore in it down him. The victim shuddered ez he swallered it. ez thoit was his last and final shudder. “Yoo’ve killed him."' shrieked the God dess. “We hleeve we hev, madam," shouted the fellows in korns, pullin utf their masks “and you'll toiler hint within a veer." “Kill her now!” yelled one, who wuz evidently from Gregory, “she ain't got her champion to save her this time. And they seized her and gagged and bound hear, with friteful yells. And in their joy they cxeeooted a most demoniac war dance about the corpse, in wich 1 jinetl, with an ajility I didn't know I wuz possessed of. But jist ez our exulta tion wuz at its highest, the corpse gave a fearful gasp—a eonvtilshen uv ten hoss power, lie riz up from the couch, assoom etl a sittin position, his face uv a deethly p ilcness, and with a re i that shook the imildin, vomited « pizen enuff to kill our great enemy, going to be emeth wich will rid him uv the disturbin humors W'ich wuz destroyin uv him. and make

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him stronger than ever? It troubled «k«P- l anoTrt in tne most restless and frantic manner, and cood only indooce the gentle goddess to tech my eyelids after four solid drinks from a jug wich I keep in mv room, wich isn’t marked “Cincin nati” by no means. Heaven grant that mv dream is simply a baseless Fabric. PF.TROl.Er3i V. NASBY, (wich wuz Postmaster.) ■...V—:-' flailg lltnntfitT journal AUGUSTA. THURSDAY MORNING. July U. 1872.^ REPUBLICANNOMINATIONS. FOR PRESIDENT, ULYSSES S. GRANT Of lUtaols. FOR VICK PRESIDENT HENRY WILSON Ot Monsacliuaett*. />r Ftrrtor* of Vr*Mmt and Vice /“raid. nt. A t T.afire BAMUEL E. SPRING. At Dartre, ALEXANDER CAMPBELL. Pint Blitrict, JAMES H.McMULLAN. Ssoond DlAtriet, JOHN H KIMBALL. Ttu?d DlitrtStT JAMES ERSKINE. rMhBiiSotT EBENEZER KNOWLTON. FOB REPRESENTATIVES TO CONGRESS. First District, JOHN H. BURLEIGH. Second District, WM. P. FRYE. Third District, JAMES G. BLAINE. Fifth District, EUGENE HALE. FOR GOVERNOR. SIDNEY PERHAM. For Mutton. Oxford ENOCH C. FARRINGTON JONATHAN K. MARTIN. I'or County Couiniitlourr. Oxfont, WIL1.IAM CtlASE. For County Trmurrt. Oxford, F.E.SHAW. For ftcglitrr of Deed*. OxtoiM, SUMNER R. NEWEI.I.. Kart’u drs’t ASA CHARLES, Western For Rryltlrr of Proto* tr. Oxford, II. C. DAVIS. For Clrrk of Court*. Oxford, J.S. W RIGHT. For Sherift. Oxford. h. P. STACY. OREEIE )~SORISA TEH. The death of the democratic patty In itecn consummated by the nomination ol Horace Greeley at Baltimore .a- the ilemo cratic candidate for President. There can be no other result from this strange pro cedure than the dissolution of the party, ft Isa forced, unnatural, inconsistent, il logical nomination, at war with common sense, degrading to political morality and decency, the trick of sharpers and black legs, made in subservience to the cry ol place hunters—“anybody to defeat Grant.’ It has been known for some time that this would be the issue at Baltimore. It is therefore no surprise to republicans, who are prepared to accept with confident cheerfulness the task of burying Mr. Gree ley so deep that, lie will have no resurrec tion-. The ardent Greeley democrats will of course have pictures ol “Uncle Horace’’ painted and hung up in their parlors, so that their children and friends may gaze upon the benevolent countenance of their candidate for President. We recommend its an addition that they ornament the pic ture, and render it more instructive, by covering the margin with a few of the many good things which “Uncle Horaee’Tias said about the democratic party, such as we print elsewhere in the Journal to-day. How proud every democrat must be of the eu logies passed upon his party by its candi date for President, and bow happy to show them to his friends! How splendidly the whole will illustrate the “anything to beat Grant'* delusion which has led the office seeking democrats to take Horace (irceley as the exponent of democracy CHARACTER OF THE DEMOCRA TIC PARTY AS PAINTED I! Y THE DEM UCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR PRESI DENT. The character of the democratic party is found sketched in the pages of the New York Tribune by Horace (ireeley. He having become the candidate of that party for President it is interesting to notiee what he thinks of his new found friends. No democrat can surely object to the por trait of his parly as drawn by its leading candidate. We mean by this no democrat that supports Horace (ireeley the thous ands that do uot support him and will not support him are not of course obliged to own the picture. If a democrat disowns Mr. (ireeley as his candidate and will not support him ot course he disowns what Mr. Greeley has said about the democratic party. But when a democrat supports Mr. Greeley he stands bound to accept what the (.'happaejuu candidate has said about his party. The first reason that such a democrat gives for sustaining 11. (i. is his belief in his immaculate honesty. Now if Mr. Greeley is honest, the following! things which he lias said about the demo-! eratic party must lie honest and true. If! they are not true where is the honesty j of the man that wrote them, Horace (iree ley Democrats are the Fathers of Southern Mulatto?*. All do know that there are several hundred thousand mulattnes in this country; and we presume no one lias any serious doubt that the father* of at least nine-tenths of them are white democrats. And we are told that these democrats, if they will have yellow children, might better than otherwise treat their moth era respectively as wives after the laudable pattern of that eminent democrat, Nice Pres ident liicJiard M. Johnson.— Horace Greeley. Democrat* ure pugilists, gum hlers or harlot*. N “Kvery one who choose* to live by pugil ism or gambling or harlotry, with m arly eve ry keeper of a tippling-house, is politically a democrat.”—Horace Greeley. Democrats Mil all the hsimil* ot debauchery. J*ofet wherever you please to an election district which you will pronounce morally rotten, given np In great part to debauchery and vice, whose voters subsist mainly by keeping policy offices, gambling houses, grog shops and darker dens of infamy, and that district will be found at nearly or quite every election giving a majority for that which styles itself the‘democraticparty.’ Take all the haunts of debauchery in the land, and you will find nine-tenths of their master spirits active partisans of that same democracy. What is the instinct, the sympathetic chord, which attaches them so uniformly to this par ty Will yon consider?—//■ race Greeley. Democrat* arc ignorant sots. Every youth who is learning to sip and soak in tile grog shops is being fashioned to the use of sham democracy. His virtuous parents may think otherwise—may be ignornnt of his haunts and his habits; but if he i« learning to love liquor and loose company be is being fashioned to the ends of the adversary, lienee the democratic managers and oracles almost uniformly hate and revile the temperance re form, even when personally temperate. They know that its triumph is their damage, and probably defeat. There is not a State in the Union whereof the democratic party is not conspicuously hostile to whatever legislation tends to diminish the number and power oi the grog shops. —Horace Greeleri. They are blacklegs, burglars, and keepers of dens of prosti lotion. “Wo thereupon a-kt'd our cotemporan to state frankly whether the pugilists, blacklegs, thieves, burglars, keepers of dens of prosti tution. etc., etc. were not almost unanimously democrats.”—Horace Greeley. Democratic Virtues. “To smoke is a democratic virtue to chew is that virtue intensified to drink rum is that virtue in the superlative.”—Horace Greeley. Democrats thrive npon the igno rance of the eommuniiy, “If there were not a newspaper nor a com mon school In the country, the democratic party would be far stronger than it is."— Hor ace Greeley. LUI r rum iiliu min' mgins. “The essential articles of the democratic, creed [arc] dove rum and hate niggers.’ The less one learns and knows, the more certain he is to vote the regular ticket from A to Iz sard."—Horace Greeley. I.cwrl, rnliiititl) ansi criininal “A purely selfish interest attaches the lewd, ruffianly, criminal, and dangerous classes to the democratic partv."—Horace Greeley. Sit in a IiimI. “This would amount to six in a licit, exclu sive of any other vermin, for every democrat ic couch in the State of New York, including those at Sing Sing and Auburn.”— Horace lira leu. W lint is mcunl Ity ti return of «!cniorral« to power. “The brain, the heart, tin soul of (lie pres ent democratic party is the rebel element at the South, with its Northern allies and sym pathizers. It is rebel at the core to-day. it would come into power with the hate, the chagrin, the wrath, the mortification of ten bitter years to impel and guide its steps. Whatever chastisement may he deserved by our national sins, wc must hope that this dis grace and humiliation will lie spared vis.”— Horace Greeley, February, 1*71. AA OTHER FAI.SE RCMOlt. A rumor lias been circulated by the Greclcyitea that lion. S. D. Lindsey of Somerset is for Gteelcy, and his name lias been mentioned ns the candidate to be put in tbc field iieaiii-t Mr. lllaine. A private letter from Mr. Lindsey says: “No one lias authority to say that 1 am fot Greeley. I expect to vote for Grant. Some things in ids administration 1 should not ap prove, but with its great purpose and the great body of its supporters I have always been and am in hearty sympathy.'' So vanishes one of the Greeley lies. Ninety-nine one hundretlis of the claim made of prominent no n for Greeley liavr no better foundation than this. LETTER FROM MR. LA AG. To the Editor of the Javrual: At your request 1 answer the queries in the Journal of the nth inst. Some foot-prints arc unmistakable, even in the dark. Does the Journal writer assume that men, ouDide of his official ring, are trained to so low an estimate of their independence, that they can be forced to a continued support ot an Executive, right or wrong? (/very Is'. “Would lie have remained a firm supporter of Grant’s administration if he had received the desired office?” Amvtr. the otter of the office, to which you allude, was made me three years since. Had I then been as well informed a7fl. To Hon. J. \V. Porter, A. Smith, II. S. Osgnodand H. 1.. Mitchell, President and Secretaries of the State Republican Con vention Gentlemen:—Your letter of June fifth in forming me of my nomination for the office of Governor at the State Republican Convention held in Lewiston June 1:1th has been received. I accept the nomination with grateful ac knowledgment, (or the honor it confers. If elected, 1 shall, in the future, as in the past, devote my best and most earnest efforts to the interest of the State, and endeavor to merit the approval and confidence the con vention so generously expressed. In full accord with the platform of princi ples adopted by the convention, and believing the success of the Republican party essential to the highest prosperity of the State and Nation. 1 am, Very Respectfully, Your Obedient Servant, Sidnkv Pf.uiiam. pl a r ok p i y. That Greeley,and Brown will carry Maine in November, w.e are entirely confident; and if the Press, or its associates, feel the con fidence in a contrary result which they ex press, a friend at our elbow desires to make them a proposition, which is, to put a hun dred dollars against their hundred—the win ner to pay the hundred won to the Maine General Hospital; and he means business.— Argus. We believe licit betting is a verv coarse way to express conviction, hut we cannot let such an arrant piece of bounce and gascon ade piss without bringing it to a test a once. "A friend at our elbow" who is also a friend to the Maine General Hospital proposes to take that bet and suggests that iie would he pleased to have the sum made larger. In fact he proposes to take all the h.-ts which all the friends at all the Argus’ “dhows" may offer that Maine will give a majority for the Demo-Grccley ticket in No vember. We appoint two o’clock P. M. to day at the Press office as the time and place to meet the Argus’ “friends' to deposit the money. We will take the hundred or a thou sand or as many thousands as may be offered. 11 the time and place are not convenient he will call at the Argus office at any time it may assign to transact the business. The Argus asumes to slate that its “friend" "means business” so of course it will see that be comes to time.—Portland Presl. lion. 1 homas S. Lang, the great horseman, has come out in a lengthy letter, giving his adhesion to Greeley. Mr. Lang has had some political position in Kennebec County, having been elected to ttie Senate twice. His course is explained very readily. He is simply a disaffected man, having a grievance which lie lias complained of bitterly for some time, viz a failure to obtain the office of C'oUeetorof Internal Revenue for that Dis trict. He is bitter against Mr. lilaine, hut he is shorn of influence, as is every man who acts from selfish motives. His letter is not very convincing, and it is assorted confidently by those who know, that he will carry no one with him. It is fortu nate wo have no more revenue officers in the State to be disaffected on acount of loss of office, for it might make quite a serious mat ter. As it is, it is a question of simple arith metic, to ascertain the number of republicans who support Greeley, by finding out the num ber who cither lost an office, or failed to get one.—OrftuO Drhiocriit. 1‘OUTJCA/., The Portland Oregonian announces that one by one the Democratic papers ol that State are pronouncing against Greeley. It is now reported that Senator Trumbull has decided not to take an active part in the political campaign, having reconsidered a contrary determination since lie has mingled among his constituents and learned the weak ness of the Liberal cause. The Indianapolis Journal says: ‘•When ever a Republican paper announces that it has ceased or intends to cease being an or gan, we notice it begins to throw dirt at the Republican party and play into the hands ot the enemy.” Just to. Whenever a Republi can paper gets shaky the fact may he known by its sudden affectation of “independence.” The New York Times hits the Democratic nail square on the head when it says: “Mr. Greeley's nomination is simply the victory of the baser elements of the Democratic party over its better elements. He Is not selected to represent any Democratic principle, but to give places to Democratic politicians, im pelled to support him through greed of public plunder. In 1801*, the New York Republican State Convention, to show i s confidence in Mr. Greeley, and to gratify liis well known desire for a formal recognition by the representatives of the Republican party, gave him the nom ination of Comptroller. In accepting tiie nom ination he wrote a letter in which he referred to the “great army of office-seekers” whom President Grant’s inability to supply with places had converted into “sulky stay-at homes.” These he entreated to go to the polls and there work and vote simply for the con stitutional amendment securing impartial suffrage.” “They will,” he wrote, “thus proclaim that their personal disappointments have not affected their principles, and that their professions of Republicanism were not insincere.” Precisely: and the advice is equally good in the present crisis. Let it be followed, and its author's support for the Presidency will com- entirely from the Democratic party. Gov Vance of North Carolina is a pretty specimen of a Greeley many In a recent speech he showed the material of which he is composed by remarking he “would sooner be the meanest KfrKlux rotting in the Pen itentiary, than to be one of the prbsceutors or the judge who tried thpin." He further advised his Democratic friends that the best wav to succeed iu the coming elcetion was by kicking out the Republicans. GENERAL NEWS. The deaths last week in Philadelphia were Tiif.an increase of 350. One-half of the deaths were children under a year old All the stories regarding the intrigues of an American adventuress with the King of Bavaria ate a fabrication. The government liaa directed that Gen. Howard proceed at once to Arizona and New Mexico and make every effort to secure peace with the Indians. A detailed statement of all the divorces granted by the different county courts in Indiana last year, lately ma ie. gives a total of six hnndred and forty-three. The Salt Lake Herald's special says that Mr.Dodge lias interviewd the Indians repoted to be hostile and gives assurance that they have no hostile intentions. The s*t. Louis Republican in speaking ot the plea of insanity which is nnw-a-ilavs almost invariably offered as a defence in murder cases’ very shrewdly remarks that a singular feature of this practice i« that, while it often* acquits the accused of the charee of murder, it never supplies an inmate for an insane asylum. The dangerous lunatic is turned out upon the worlJ, and even hi* friends who knew him best and have established hi- insanity are not afraid ol him. Georgia is in a most benighted condition respecting this popular line of criminal practice, and in that State they not only lung the man who commits a murder under mental aberration, hilt the man who furnishes ammunition to the maniac also swings for it. Special Notices. IXL UNXLn Fireworks! Masks, Flags, Balloons, Crackers, Torpedoes, «fcc. We have now the largest Stock in the I'nited states. DmrT.AY-S to any amount, furnished, at short no* tire. CUTTER, HYDE CO. Fancy Goods, 52 Chauncv street. I r»( ,se dates, winch have been on deposit one full month. Extra Dividends made every fourth year. Dividends ns soon a- tied a red are added to the principal, thus compounding the interest every six months. Loans made to depositors on deposit lug their Hank liook as security. Office in Freeman’s llauk Htiildhig. J. L. ADAMS, Treasurer. marM&wftni The Best Place —to m v— GRO CERIE9 —IS AT Thc Market Square Grocery Store. Here you can find CHOICE TEAS (bought in bond betore the late advance), Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Corn, Flour, Oat Meal, GRAHAM, CRACKED WHEAT. Spices, Lard, Cheese, Butter, Crosse Blackwell’s Pickles, &c., Which 1 am selling at Very Low Prices Call and See. II. A. B. CHANDLKIt. The ConfeTs'ions ofarTlnvalid. PFHLlSHED as a warning and for the benefit of young men amt other* who suffer from Nerv ous Debility, Lows of Manhood, etc., supplying The Means of Self-Cure. Written by one who cured himself, after undergo ing considerable quackery, and sent free on receiv ing a post paid directed envelope. Address NATHANIEL MA YFAIR. juntli-spwCm Brooklyn, S. Y. Jfot £aXt or to Urt. Carriages for Sale. Wishing to close out my stock of New and Second Hand Carriages, From ihi* date -hall sell at COST. I huvi -on?-' the Finest and Best Light Buggios ever offered in this market, of Own Make, all Warranted, One second hand Cnrrrnll. but little used, which will l*e sold at a bargain. )iinel2-ttf B. F. MORSE. For Sale The subscriber offer3 for sale hi? entire I t of Wool Working Machinery, cousistingof Circular Sans, rianers, Lathes, Jig Saw, Boring Machine, Benches, Vises, Shafting, Belting, Ac., at a Bargain. These tools are in the shop of i A’len, Small X Co., Machinist?, Bangor St., where 1 rent with power m ay be obtained, diet ing a splen did chance lor a Cabinet Maker or for a eeneral Job shop. Also a Lot of Nice Hard Wood l.inn Or r. Augusta Jane 1,1872* tl HIRAM ELLIS. T or female! 1 OFFER for sale my house and lot on Kendall street, AugUMa. s. \f. IUO NT E. FCLLEIL Iunel2-tlm House for Sale. ONE of the most convenient and pleasantly situ ated houses in Augusta, containing room-, and everything in the L*e«t of repair, rati be pur cha-ed hi a bargain on eu.-y term- if applied for .-oon. Inquire at Journal Office, or uddrr-- Ho\ 815 Augusta Post Office. juh Bakery Fixtures for Sale. fPHE Bakery Fixture* ami onfectioncry of .miii 1 uel Waunof.-k> on the ca-t side of ihe river, are for sale at a bargain. App j to WHi i. HOI sE, Vtt’y. Freeman*- Bank* Building. Augusta, /uly ft, 1872._ ju1yg»*t f On the Secret Causes of Self Ac quired Miseries and Dis appointed Hopes. The popular and scientific Medical Work, “Human Fratilty or Fhysiologirn! lie Heari-lieN** enlarged to 14 I page-, and elaborately illustrated with explanatory colored engravings oil steel, explain.-the cau-es and points out the c» it for the Physical Decay of tiie s\ -tern. Dormant Vitali ty, Local and General Delhi t\ Nerv on- Irritaoil tv. Consumption, Indigestion of the most fearful and exhausting kind, luten.-e Melancholy and Depre-* sion of Spirits, ami partial or complete extinction of the Reproductive !*•»vv**r-. Anattenhve perusal i»i ‘*lfuman Frailty or Phys iological Re-c care he s'* will -how how the.-** dreadful complaint- max be prevented and removed -ou- lo restore the sufferer the lull and permanent enjoy ment of igorous Health. Sent free every where on receipt of J.‘. cents. All letters and parcels to be directed to the author. Dr. II. A. BaKnows, Franklin llouae Bangor, Me. The Doctor to be consulted a usual, at hi private office No. is Main Street, Bangor, from b» in tin* morning till 2 P. M.. and till in the evening. june-Ji '.V w;’.m A IHAIiLEAuh! To any Sewing Machine Agent or opi ruler to meet us ami disprove our statement that the si vt,. Kit will do better work, more kind, ot work and all kinds of work better than any other. julv:|.;,Vwlw CULLER A CAPES. Caution J VL0 persons are herein* eautioned Against pur chasing a note lor #i;i given bv Eliza KoU s in favor ol one ihWAi.i. l*.u k.\ki>, oi Sidney, witm ed hy M.-s. Caroline Cn»»*. and dated >idnev, June l'l. 1*7*2, a- said note was fraudulently obtained bv '■aid Packard, and will not In* paid. ELIZA ESTES, JOHN K>TF>. -idncy. July 1*7*2. july(»-t*2t&w2\v How Is This For High! IsfifiO SINGER SEWING MACHINES sold in 17*1, making the astonishing averag** of One Machine a Minute j july4-tlwA\v Re volutior^ inJFu e I AMBLER’S GREAT VAPOR FUEL INVENTION, r Shows* Enormous Hem, Controlled hs Easy ns a r 'Piles it las been discovered to ben sure rem edy. Persons tb it have been afflicted for years have been relieved by a few npplleati ms. For P/y sipelas it works wonders, allaying the inflammation and quieting the patient.. For Chapped Hau ls it produces a cure immediately. Let those with Salt Rheum obtain this Salve, and apply it freely, and they will find it invaluable, li i should be without this invaluable article a* an indUt reusable ismciic for the toilet. It eradicate* dandruff and disease from tlie head, and blotches and pimples l:um tlie face. From .1/W. ELIZABETH i'^iOJ/BS, Brunwick. Brunswick, April 4.1SC7. Miss Sawyer: J received your letter Inst even ing. and vva« very g. id you concluded io let m TIT.* AFFI.l' TED. If your Druggist la out of tin'Salve, awl i t ke p silpjdi. 1, he Veil t -t'.\ i 11 t below, and receive a 1 by i• i mail. But up in I.urge IV.v ,r»0 cents each ,tr arly three tii:i. lu ge t. -hex rci>re«ont«1AV. NkKVoIortant and interesting character arc introduced t*» which no allusion tv-o can be round in any other works in our language. Alltleuew Discoveries of the author, who-e experience is such as probably never before fell to the lot or any man, are given in full.es|*eially those relating to Supermatorrho* i, 1m poteney. Sterility or Harreuneys. No person should be without: hese valuable books. The Press throughout the country, the clergy, and the medical faculty generally highly extol these xtraordinury and useful works. The 1 most, fastidious may road th-iu. X Either book sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt of price. N. it. The Author of tic* above named medical works is trie Chiel Consulting Physician of tlie PEABODY MEDIC AL lNsItTl l’E, in high standing in the Medi cal Faculty of this country, Who has successfully treated thousands of the human family atllirted with the mala dies treated upon iu these books, and gives his whole at tention to hi* patients and t» those who may call upon him for ad vice. Tin* grand secret of his success is his vast knowldege o.' the causes of these ailments and his up«rdily removing them from the constitution. Dr. \V. II. PA It K Eli, Member of the Royal Collelo; of surgeons, London, late Mtdical Inspector C-rvrsl, l 8. Honorary Member of the American Medical Faculty, •Mid Assistant i'h\ sician of the Institute, may also be c..n ulted n all disejwcs requiring skill and experience, to whom all correspondence should be add res-vd, or to the PEAIUDY MEDICAL INtTHTTK, No. 4, BnlflDOh S:., 15o«u»n, Mass. lWloLAHLK SICKf V ASP (KRTAIS Kl'.LIKK. 1 Vo EXTRA INDUCEMENTS To consumers cl GRO 023 DFiLXZDJS Teas, Sugars, Coffees, Molasses anti Flour, Sold for cash, at price* which will DEFY ALL COMPETITION. Molasses and Tea Particular!} Low -AT THE RED FRONT STORE, M. WUlthed. luncJK tf j Tax Notice. rpiIK tax hills for tin* yoar 1872 have this day been j i committed to me to collect, and by «n order'd i the City Council I am authorized to make a dis- j I count of five per cent, on taxes voluntarily paid on or before the llr-t day of AuguM next, and three per cent, on all paid from August fii>t to November llrut, and am diieete 1 to add interest at the rate of j six. per rent, on all tax to remaining unpaid from and after November first 1*7*2. For the aeeoino- 1 dation of laboring men I shall keep my office open from Julv 1 r»tIt till Vtitfuat 1st until seven o’clock p. M. TIIOS. I.ITil.E, Collector. Augusta, Julv 1st, 1872. N. 15. On all taxes assessed prior lob-72 in mv hands remaining unpaid alter Augu-t 15tii next. I co*t» will be reluctantly made. 1 uly2-t3taw3wAw3w TUOS, LITTLE, Collector. '«MNKRaMMir! 12,15. 20, 2 *cent*. 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I.v.m’s Katbalron lor the Hair. \r»-iusine (or Canada Bear’s Grease* for the 11 mi aldd Dentine, (nice for the Teeth) onlv 2m n« t 'institutional Catarrh Remedy cheap. Dr. •'sage's Catarrh Remedy. Bishop isoul’s Liniment, (A good one Kennedy’s Medical Discovery onlv- si.l. •Schenck*: SeaweedTonic, j*j. Pulmomc Syrup. Dr. J. Walker s Vinegar liitters, onlv *i Plantation Bitter?, iM All the best kinds of Bitters cheap. Vvgetiue or Nature’s Remedy cheap. A' er'rt sar*apnrilla and ’hurry Pectoral, s. W Mar’s Balsam ot WiidCherry. Peruvian rup Preparation of IronL Bush’* and Batehclder’s nair Dyeseheap. \il the best kinds Gent’* Paper Collar* eln «p Ladies’ Lace and Linen t. ollar*. Ladies' Kid Gloves very cheap. French Corsets, all whalebone, onlv To cut* Hoop Skirts. 40. 45, 50. 55. 00,75 Walle's, 40. 45, 37, 5o, 75, 41.on each. Borage Veilings, all colors. ‘'ilk Tissues for Veils verv heap. Cnina Dolls. 10. 15, 45, 37/50, 75,41.00. Rubber Doll* 25 cent-, Rubber Rattles 25 cent*. Hamburg Edgings. Saxony Edging*. Gents’ Nei'k Ties verv cheap. Ladle i* 1 hignon« and Switches, Be Sure and Buy Your Hood* at tb CHEAP STORE, am you ran Huy them Cheapest there. WM. 00K5S Cheap Varied isiore ITallowell. 'i‘d door above the P«*tofH«v aprild ftue*>&fri&\vLf fl 0^ I *|j| Y _ I i In i s the mud thorough blood puriller el di.» \>'H 1. and cores all humors Irom 11»; w«»r*t Se-roj •>to 1a 'oininoii t. rapt ion. Tim airs and HTdeh* on To 1 an l *.-*«/y or rouyh si in, which are sue4 11.: 1 y oig l>i«-mi*ln-s to many young persons, vie! totiie ii'rufa lew bolt e> i tInr* wonderful medi in* 1 i*«»iii oik- r igl:t bottle.* cure Salt U)o>n„ Ttnsipeias, >ivi/i/ /lend, hi/of Toils, Seal/ T. roptions of the l-in, Serofuta Sores, Tlerrsaio Cf rjdd Liver or-hitUmswexs. In niauy ca***r ol "I.irrr l 'omplaint" only a part of these symptom* are e Kperienced. As a remedy for all such a** Dr. Pn-rec's (.olden Medical Discovery lias nT CL A^s FRENCH ID Kit. Hying and Cleansing done in a manner to grlvt IVrleot Hatlsfaelion. Ladies' Dresses, Sacques, Velvet Ribbon-, A* Dyed, Cleansed and Pressed without ripping 01 taking off trimming*. I.ace Curtain* leansed am. eil or Cleanxed. («cnt’> Garment.*, Coat*. Pants and Yc-l L'u.iM'd or Dyed, Brown, Black, Blue-Black 01 Indigo Blue, ami pruned ready lor wear, Gent? 4 u nient* Repairing done at *hort notice. Kid (»lov4‘* lived Black and Cleansed, even day Abo new good- or heavy cloth* lor store Dyed am llni-^ic I in the. best manner, at Very Low Prices. Good.* Received and Returned Promptly In Express. iy22 Downer Deodorized LUBRICATING OIL ADAPTED To All Kinds of Machinery, Carriages, Ac Posvner Illuminating: Oils Perfectly Safe Lamps and Lamp Goods in Variety —ALSO— MiLSoil's Patent Porcelain Top Fruit Jars! .1. C*. HOLCOMB, junc*2t-wtf-flt 107 Water s>t., Augusta. BE INDUSTRIOUSANO MAKE MONEY >end me 2'* cents and 1 will forward to yournd dress a Package oi Seven Samples of Curious Articles and with them Wholesale Price List,—easv to sell to old or \ouug, with large profit*. $*ALOM, Proprietor, The Grand Tov am Fancy Bazaar. 3tfft A 3ft 1 Washington St., Boston Muss. jnueiO-wlm Established 17 YEABS. sn

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nwtnnw i ara-^ i&j r i-jubm—ws—nrr— m fLoral r-0 State Coy. Parham is in attendance at the E«w do!n College Commencement. Mosquitoes have presented their little hills, and there's “blood for supper.” The bonds issued by the Maine Ceutr 1 ar, executed by the Continental Rank Note Com pany, New York. The story is going that McKean Buchanan, who has appeared in dramatic entertainments in this city, and who recently died, was poisoned. A recent letter from Aroostook county, re ceived at this office, says: “In its summer dress, this is a magnificent country—the very garden of Maine.” 't he Board of .Managers for the National j Military Asylum for Disabled Soldiers, were in session at the Asylum yrsterdav and will 1 be to-day. Flev. Mr. Martin of this city, who gave the j i>,iirth of July oration at Andover, was flanked tiy two poets, and other speaker'. The r. eripts of the day were about .*17.7. I w onderful freak of nature in Skowhegiiti. A babe was born a short time since with two teetli, and when a month old every tooth wa« nut and ready for action. There's something 1 for medical nun to “chaw on. Frank Collins, son ot llenrv Collins of i lardiner, a lad about fifteen years of age, was drowned in Cobbossee stream Tuesday noon while bathing. The body was recovered a short lime after, but life was extinct. Messrs. Murphy and Bryant (Refornit ra) were at 11)i How ell Tuesday evening, and ad dressed the Club of that place with inspiring words. Next week they design proceeding to Dover and vicinity, where they expect to carry forward the Reform work. It is ex pected to start the first Reform Club of Mas sachusetts at East Ilo-ton, July loth. I he number of live salmon impounded at 1 the works in Buekaport has readied 1 j no tuore will be collected this sea-on. Tin oil hand give the in st of evident lhat the' 1 are in good health. At times titty are very active. As many as a d-'/en ar. -.initTrm- seen to jump within an hour. In two ins. j tatlres they leapt*'l elear over o V-!.*. that 'nod more than five feet above water. I sail affair occurred In Fairfield on Mon day. Fred Gifford, a -on of Thomas Gifford, of that place, u lad fourteen vear« of age, started towards night from the having field for home, with a Woods' Mower, with which he had been at work all day. He was in afterwards found in the roa.I. .1 i lying partly upon the machine, with his clothes badly torn ami body bruised. It -opt* d lhat he got caught in the gl aring was drawn in front of the machine and kill 1. The Dolly Vardens in Mount Vernon j i lised a Greeley flag last wt ek. anti intended lhat the affair should pis-- tf with eon*Tier able enthusiasm. 1 juite a crow t! had tra‘1. rod. curious to watcli the proe .’ini's: tie flag was‘‘flung to the Irct /e«oh- t were ealletl for. and t vactly three pt r-sr* respontl ed. Wo h it this infer .t1 1 ntIo nian who was on the *p; tt fc.s(- wor-l t an he relie 1 upon. Fcjual cniho.-iism te :ti- itVsted throughout the t iuintt i tin* Dolly* Varden t-onc rn. sh-itvs hm p I in tie- 1 -t etion i- the t: nvemie :*t t t *i nt 'i lit following tt.tlls?. 1 rs a 1 t -*ate lilt t* i recently bn n madi .loin) Know I tt*; tt.-ta. let- -old t*j iloliti Knowles lot ut land in August on tli weft side of the river, on the r* i ding Sidney. Price paid »17u0. \r.n Sprague of Gardiner, It t- Id t. t Ezra B. Nichols tf Augusta, bus soli to Samuel G. Guinmitigs of Augusta, a third a it of a parcel ot land, with the buildings thereon, situated on Bond' Brook. Pti* paid *.o. B. F. Parrott t Augusta has sold bis house and lot on Chestnut street, in this city, for S.tnOO, to Geo. O. Tobey, and purchased t! homestead of the late .John McArthur. Esq., on Winthrop street. We understand that he will make some radical improvements on tic premises. Tin' democrats of this city, rejoiced o'er tins nominations at Baltimore last evening hy i tiring one hundred guns ami tiic display of a i flag bearing the names of Greeley and Brown and Charles 1*. Kimball. #(*n being put out. I the banner had a terrible struggle with the telegraph wire, suggestive of the news of the defeat of the Dolly Varden candidates in i Xnvemher, which will tla-h across the wirt'S. I And then the republicans will take their turn at the gun. Our opponents ought to be in- j dulgcd in this harmless amusement now; it is the first gunpowder they have burned since the surrender of their fricn Is under the com mand of l.ee to our great captain and m-\t j President, Gen. (Iran!. The funeral services of the Into Frederic i A. Crowell will be held at his late residence on Weston street, in this city, this afternoon at one o'clock, and will be conducted bv the ltev. Mr. Liffingwell of Gardiner. The re- 1 mains will then be taken in charge hy Trinity Comtnamlery, and taken to Pittstcu hy the I quarter past two o'clock train, when the Ma- sonic services will bo held at the grave. The following Masonic lodges will join in the procession; Trinity Cotmuandery K. T.. Lebanon Chapter R. A. M., Hermou, Beth lehem, and Augusta Lodge* F. A. M. The Ilallowcll Band will be In attendance. Mem bers ofthe printing profession, who arc also Masons, will act as pall bearers. The Ma sonic bodies will observe notices in another column. ttritlratlon of Wilson Hall. The new hall in Wilson Block, Hallowed, was dedicated yesterday. At o’clock P. M., order was called hy F. J. Day, ICsq., who made a few appropriate remarks ami called Mn.j. K. Rowell to preside. Dr. Hawes' tiand numbering about of young lady singers, occupied the stage and sang several select pieces; the singing was a fine feature of the occasion. Mn.i. Rowell made a short and happy address pertinent to the hour. Rev. C. U. McCulley followed felicitating the citizens of Hallowell on the completion of so good a hall, and thanking the enterprising builder. Ho expressed emphatically hi* hope that its use mnv tend to the moral and intel lectual welfare of the community. Rev. A. I!. Crane was called upon by the chair, and spoke in a very entertaining manner. He, very felicitously depicted and aatairized the gentlemen who view with disfavor the new Hall—namely, the Old Fogies. Rev. Mr. Heath, If. ^awtelle, F. ,T. Day, L. R. King, F,«q., (,1 Lyndon, (who chanced to be a the city) and other* spoke brieflv. The music was particularly enjoyed. In j the evening was a brilliant promenade con cert, followed by a dance. The building—Wilson Rlock--in the third' story of which Is the hall, is 75 by 45 feet. j The first story is made up of stores. In the second story, are a dining room, gentlemen’s and ladies’ drawing rooms, clothes rooms, ticket office, etc. The rest of the floor has been fitted un as refreshment rooms. The hall is C3 by 45 feet; stage 15 by 45; gallery at each side and east end. The hail will ac- commodate shout 1200 persons. The cost of the building approximates 810,000. and the onteprising builder, Mr. Charles Wilson, is entitled to much credit for his public spirit and enterprise. It is hoped his investment will prove a paving one. The city has now what it has long needed—a good public Hall. Commencement Day at Boitdola College. A large number of the Alumni ami friends of the rollege were present yesterday to wit ness the graduating (xcrcis''s of the class of 72. President Chamberlain presided, and tlier" were a large numhernf dignitaries upon the stage, including Gov. IViha.ui anil others. The order of exercises after the praver and opening music was as follows r.XbKi OR I IiK HE'iHLK K w »e Of ARTS. v;:lulator> Oral’.! ii in Latin. Samuel Lam o- lln.j: I LduenJ'on::! Progres-oi Woman. Walton Olney Hooker, tbuv.luer. The nmmon School system ol Maine. Warren Franklin Iliekford. Newburyb. F.dm'.uional suflVace. John sumner Frost. spring ale. Tl.e American Pre-*. Frederic 'ii-flr;v I>nv. Portland. Indopembme in Poln John i i !1 i. 'I he l*»*»1iW i.i '.I n *5 wi on h. i. i ,ner, Mi st* H- lit ii ill ;t re. on, I.Miica ICtf >v, MivOod. -t. an* Tl l ret-"loin of Trntir, Ueoiy. MeL. iiltj Beider ui*»n. New Departure.'. eie u-:* IL umming-. Pi,,:ioi.|. T! iie; o; Lllev.ituir. 111 Ur* AcklU. r .r.l o«-f v Peau: .M iMiinl*-. I’m*-'- r. ing (if i >cgre* Prayer. Ilenedi'difui. V number hud Fern :i>ed from puking. H.e orators »t the occasion were i. n-ktoril. ALLott. Fro.--:. Meath, Seni or.-', Slot Diehard*. lingers. »gg;tn and Harris. Fie Fri er and Vermin F.vt»*rtuin«o.r -ol*l »t l*«riridjrti•- store. Few people unacquainted with pity.-ioiogieul chemistry are aware ol tht* quantity of iron in th I :oo'I. but all should know the impor- t.tnee of keeping up the supply, tor debility, di-ease nn 1 death are *\iro to follow when the quantity becomes too much reduced. The F* ruvian Syrup i pr itotoxi !t* of iron sap- f pl'.i this vit 1 i leipenr. ami h cured many chronic di«:-:t*?«. a3lt l-.rorl-.T and Sir Knight. Fred. A.Cv‘ II. fVr orb r of tlm K. f t* 11. «»l I M i Notice. I:; ut i.iikm f.oiM, i a A. M. AI: -1 **i duly 11 1*7.’. The member-of ihi- Lodge are reque-ted to be at their Hail at 12 and o’clock to-day. tor the pur pose of attending at the funeral of our late Undher Fied. \.Crowell. Per order ofihe \V. M. 1». IL *’tlar\ Notice. At -i A. duly II, 1*72. i The lin iiii>er \iu u-t i 1 odyc, 1. A M are requested to meet at Ma-onie Hall, this Thursday, I at 12 and o’clock, 1*. M., to unite with IJethlehem Lodge, in the expression of our i-ympathv and grief, at l he death of oar worthy llrother Fred. At row ell. Per order of W. M. K. V. P* LAC KM A N, i. t;ny Til K Y osemite Makes an Excursion Every Saturday. Julyll-.ntlf Dtftl. In thU city, loth lust., Samuel daek-mu. aged 2 years, d mouths. House to Lot. ON CULLS sTRFF.T, between Orchard and bewail. Apply to Mrs. F. PRAY, on the premises. July 1 l-3r Printer Wanted. WASTED n: the MAINE FARMER orEICR* competent Job ami Newspaper Printer, to whom good pay and permanent employment will be given. Apply immediately. Juholl-ttf Hotel Notice! MU. EC. Q. -Has IXaskd The Hallowell House, And is now ready to attend to the wants of the iiav* cling public. The house is ituated on Second Street, near the Depot, and is a central location, only a low steps from the business ntreet. Mr. Blake has had a long experience in the hotel business and leela confident of giving entire satis faction. He will keep t*. First Class House. Hi-1 table will b? furnished with Ih }«--i the market afford*, and o due attention to bu t o hopes to r* reive n iibc.Ti no of patronage. Ii. HLAKL julylO-thu liallf>w*!1. M Girls Wanted. WO capable g'rN are wanted M do housework X at Squirrel island, during July and Augutt. Apply at IherdTl. c of M. P.. CIIa^K. 17: r .sr., (up stair* nt. THE MO\E\ i >Vi. -Tr;i» I lenr.v I loynton L’i .1 Fraud! Corruption!! Irregularity!!! i,iy pur-e team tr .■-ibere noihimr in if. Cut lie who lilehes fi-un me in oystrr an# and bo/c/a Hobs in** ofifi.it which not enriche- him, (no? much) And rp‘»il** iii \\i*»*tness ui mv *li'»,**"-itn)n. Ihoii-.iiid .nd r'.n.u .uni ii an l i *n* CIVAI.VK COI.IM,! M Idled, ns delivered. with poi:tl\ low to in-ui Mil imni'dla t i ui w i-'a -g f *r M .u. i .n c invited to ••»il ami examine lie fore purchnPtmr *d«c wben- :d! I got id- v. i be -old at LOW hi! Pil'd L." Ji-.tn e\cr befo ibred in this eity, M. B. Hodges, Augusta, Mo, rhandicr ins relttrneil from f'.oslon V. itb a Murk oJ flsuiM* (iroTi-ries, W !i II be is 1 lie. 1. i tl e Market ''•jOille (»:o«*ei -•'i.r.-. Xein Aiui-ntnunnits. WELLS' GARBGLiC TABLETS, For Cou tf Its, Cold* A Ibiurm line.. There Tablet-. pre-cut the Amd i>i ‘»mbiuatlon u iili other etlieieiit remedc in a popular form. t*»r the Cure ol ill T1IKon’t b** deceived by worth UilU J. lUii iless iun atioM-. Get only \V'ells’ .'.-ho; tablet-. Priced.* els. per box. d H N t>. KhLLt 18 Platt >t.. New York. Send for t. il.tr. gent lor the U. jnlylMw Q JT A Mo\ i’ll, a-;l made with Men«*i! itJ V»" and he' be«*k I he-. ure ir**u ti M. sri m i r Brattleboro, t. iuh 11 l\v FREE TO BOOK AGENTS.' Wo will ud a iiand'Omo Pi’ii-'l'Ci! u ol our .\tr l. -tm.'.'f I a mi h/ liiOle. containing o\\r,2(Mi ilm* ripture Illustrations to any llooi Agcm. fre. o? (dia.ge. \:'f >nnl’I'ubthhing (V».,Phih*.. Pa. July I Mu Rare Chance for Agents! \GIA I'- wo will pay yon Eloper week in easli. if you will engage with ti- \r ox* t:. Kvervthing' furnished and expense*- pud. Addiv-s 1\ A. ELI.8 tz CO., Charlotte, Mich, ill' 11-4 w NDERGROUND RAID ROA U A i;« . L. Gl'EKN^EY. Pub. and Gen. Agl.. nftcord V II. juli'11-4w It i- net a physic which innv give temporary re lief t the offerer for the tlr-l few doses, but which, liom continued use bring* Pile* and kindred dis eases to aid in weakening the invalid, nor i.- it a doetored lapior, whien, under the popular name of Hitters” is *o exteu-ively palmed off on tlie pub lic a--overeign ivmcdic-, but i- a moat power ful Tonic amt alterative, pronounced *o by the leading Medical autlioritie- of London and Paris, and ha* been long u-ed by the regular physicians of othereountrie- with wonderful reme dial result*. Dr. Weils' Extract of Jiirubeba retains all the medicinal viituos peculiar to the plant and must be taken as a permanent curative agent. Is there want cf action in your Liver and Spleen” l nh relieved al once, the bldbd be come* impure by deleterious secretions, producing scofulous or skm diseases, Blotches, lelon--, Pu tules. Canker, Pimples, Ac., Ac. Take Jurubeba to cleanse, purify and red re the vitiated blood to healthy action. Have you a Dyspeptic Stomach” t ide** digestion is promptly aided the system i* debilitated with loss of vital force, poverty of the Blood. Drop sical TenUeuey, General Weakness or Lassitude. Take it to a**I*t Digestion w ithout reaciio'., ii will impart youthful vigor to the weary sufferer.' Have you weakness of the Intestines on are in danger of Chronic Dkirrhon or the dread ful Inflammation of the Bowel-. Take it to allay irritation and ward off tendency to inflammation-. Have you weakness cf the Uterine or Urinary Organs ou must procure instant n lief or you arc liable to stifl ring woise than death. Take it to strengthen organic w eakue-s or lib* becomes a burden. Finally it should bo fYeipieutly taken to keep tin* system in perfect health or you are otherwise in great danger of malarial, miasmatic or contagion* di-ease*. JOHN Q. KELLOGG, 18 Piatt St., New York, S-de Agent for the Fnited States. Price One Dollar per Bottle. Send for Circular. JulylMw |by telegraph to the Daily Kennebec Journal. BRUNSWICK.

The meeting ol' the Hoard ol Trustees and Overseers of Bowdoin College this morning was long and full of buainess. The degree of Bachelor of Arts in course was voted to be conferred upon the members of the graduating class, and the degree of A. B. out ol course upon Charles L. Shepard, of the class of’71. The following new scholarships were ac cepted One thousand dollars from Iiev. \V. T. Savage of Franklin, X. IT.; ftfiOOO from Miss Mary Cleaves of llallowell: 81000 from Hon. Marshall Cram of Brunswick scholar ship. to tie called the “Cram Memorial .S cholarship." in honor of his son the late X. B. Cram, ut the class of '61; $1000 from Mrs.! Maria M. Scwall of Kennebunk. 11 as voted to repair Massachusetts Hall1 and fit up the upper rooms for a museum of natural science, to he called the “Cleveland Museum of Xatural Science.’’ The department cf military tactic* wa* put on a footing with other department, a* re gat.is authority and discipline, and all the j students who are able will he forced to drill. oted to fit up recitation rooms in the new Memorial Mali. PORTLAND 1’uriUml' lu. rhofriend#ot Horace (.rei y in this city thi# afternoon, testified their y -:t hi* nomination hy tiririif one hundred crun-. d.«t* i f :I•*..» tir e. Order being restored the motion of Mr. Wal lace that the nomination lie made unanimous was put and carried, w itlt om or tw o dissents only. The roll was called on the nomination tor Vice President. I >tt motion of Mr. Chalmers of Mis.-., the nomination was made unanimous. Mr. Buck moved a resolution appointing a committee of one trout each Slate to be named by the respective th legations, to apprise the candidates et their nominations. Mr. Bayne of tiliio moved to amend by ad ding the president ot th convention to lie t Inline an. Agreed to. t *u motion of Mr. Heaton, a resolution was adopt; d that on adjournment the convention would w ith music, escort the New York and Missouri delegations to their i|Uarters. A resolution was adopted leaving the place ot the next convention to be decided by tlu national coninti'.u Also thanks to Chairman Doolittle for tlu* able and impartial manner in which he lets presided over the convention. Mr. 1 haver et N. I made a few* remarks eulogizing Greeley. The chairman returned thanks for the kind expression toward him and invoked the blessing of providence upon the eflorts of the convention. Mr. Jlines of Ky., ottered a resolution ot thanks to I). O. l’errin, recording secretary, which was adopted. A resolutions of thanks to tlu* officer* of the convention was adopted. \t 1 the convention ttJjuurued. The Anti-Greeley Convention. Baltimore, 1. The Anti-Greeley Demu j cratic Convention met at one o’clock. The I following gentlemen were numinrted by the j committee on permanent officers President, Samuel J. Bayard of New Jersey; Vice residents, K. V. Stokes of South Carolina. ,Ias. Sweeney of Pennsylvania, Hzra Keyser of Texas and Jesse Miller of W. Virginia; Secretaries, Jas. G. I'nderwood of C’onneeti cut and S. J. Chute of New York. The re i port was adopted. Mr. Bayard on taking tlu* chair said this convention was here to-day to resent the foul conspiracy formed some time ago lor the des truction of the democratic party, and which is now culminating at the Opera House. This convention represents the vast masses of democrats whose voice is not to be heard there. Those here present will continue to hold up the old flag, and if the conspirators throw it down wc will take it up, and bid de fiance to the outrage sought to be perpetrated. Political coalitions, as the president sought to show, never succeed. Coalitions arc founded and bargain and sale, and we cannot tell who the buyers and the takers are, but the taint will remain. When Greeley was nominated at Cincinnati a howl of contempt everywhere took place, combinations took place; paper after paper hoisted a signal of distress and went over to his support, and now we see the result in the proceedings at the Opera House in the nomination of Gree ley and Brown. The committee appointed yesterday, presented an address to tho democracy of the United States, in which they severely arraign t4e democratic party, saying they have abandoned the principles they heretofore cherished, and accept in their stead those that are altogether irreconcilable and conflicting. The convention here as sembled is not hound by the action of the Opera House Convention, which action should be spurned by all loyal democrats. The ad dress recommends the formation of demm ratio associations throughout the country, to stop the growing defection from the true demo cratic party, and that a call be issued for a national democratic convention to lie held at Louisville on the Gel of September nevt. The address was adopted. Mr. Jlcnily of N. i'.. said they should not make a nomination nt the present time, lie wanted a true democrat a« candidate for pres ident. V resolution was offered and adopted for the appointment of a committee to secure the attendance of delegates to a national conven tion at Louisville. A series of resolutions recommending cer iiin things to the national convention were laid on the table and tho convention ad journed. «ews Jr’rom New York.. Nt iv fork, 10. Oil the announcement of the nomination of Greeley ami Brown three Held pieces lircd HX) gun- in City Hall Park, (lags were hoisted on (he City Hall, and a banner was suspended between the large trees in the hall park with an inscription that "Tammany responds to the nominations of the National Convention of Baltimore.'' The Henther. WAH ItBCAKl MUST, 1 Om i*;r. or riis, Chief Siosai, Ommi. 'V Asiii.NOTotf, July 10. k P. M 1 Pkohabimties. 1 loiidy weather, areas of rain ami easterly v im!- will prevail on Thursday over the Gull'States; easterly to southerly wind* and partially cloudy weather lor the South At lantic States; westerly wind- and clearing weather ior the Middle State-: a rising barometer and northerly to wr-terly wind norlliwe-t of the Ohio valley. FOREIGN NEWS. i.ondon, 1*». la the House ut Commons to-day, Mr. Morrison moved the* proportional representation Hill which adopts the Ameri can yetein ot representation proportioned to the population and readjusted according to each successive census. Mr. Morrison ex plained the operation of the bill at length, ile demonstrated that under this system Birmingham would he entitled to seven and Liverpool to 11 representatives in Parlia ment instead ot three each as at present, and London would be represented by ‘12 members instead ot twenty. Tom Hughes ^»mnd. i the motion i t Mr. Morris m. commercial. ork a |i» CfOid elosed i i f I'nited mug iobiihhh- JJ7 lN'*4, il.iM lN>;. 11'*.. I .Ian. A -Iiiiy, J11 In-* 11-*‘.it lrtbf 111 JO-H*’*,.. •JHIIHU1-l Ip* fi t*»cili fixes, a Jentral Paeiiics iol\a LJuion im\ *e\v Ifork stork Market* sew York .JmP. in. Manpo-.i do pld., Canton t t'um i her la ud We-tern lition Itl. o., Quicksilver Mumu 4.' i*o*.*ii, Mud. it 1 IP.»-iori Water I'• over, d Adauif L\. t o.. :g WeiL. l’urgoA i v,. 1 i S. Y. (VniniI tV J!ud-«*n Ui\«t, "7 do.-erip. *.«7 hrir. do. iihi.7*; llarlem, J I4;e; do. pld l.io Keadmg, Mien- Central, 11'* Lake -Innc and M nigan Southern llhmn» Central l:>7; Cleveland rutfinirg, :d Chicago Noi fh Western. 4 d>* pld t*o j Cloeaao Itoek I land. 111 >11. A >t Paul do. pld..7*; Toledo, \\aba>l. -Ion, Hurtio'b A Knt. 7. N» \v «>rK laro«l*i«*p >l;irl»*r. N"tc\\ i oka. July 10. L* ri u\■ ,ait Zi- U iiulct i III .’I t(.• .M;II— .*!**n»; i«i»* *1 ,Vig i i* i ml iiouii (,>ii:• WhfliAT N s-'fi)■ »3l III H I winter re*i i amber esu-.m i 4 m xf»» .sc rn i ■H* HVI'--—-410- i "1 gdl'-li:! I* 1-4-4* I i I'OIIK— 40 4 moss. 1 1*1$ l 1 44 ..ill. piluie, l"-a l/.VHH *3 steam; Kellie Ilf lTKli-4*-Vn,llSt" a, a:e, u Will-iKKV '.Vi-Uoni irec.i.'. KICK—t a ina g: inn kk—la1. a no,. SUOAK-Ponu Ku*o, a Mh-opvh.io, MOKAwsKs—S. i .io.ii sPTS n ul l s VINK- lit ItO-lN— ojiJ 1 I.T IP 11.1. IM—oriole, Hole relineil. J. rAKLOW— FliKIGIHb TO LlYKKI'tmi i ,p..n 1 VI, Hour Oil, wbeat s.1 Tiichbp i'rmlorr Jlitrktl. -iHK'AOO, July In. r loM’!: -pruia eeira. 7 is* ivhk i—.Sii. i.jiB COBS No. I" II 0 Vis-;:,. ItYK-s 7 BAULKY 4 mr No. MB88POBK KAUl)— l.l\ K Ilm.S-l 'tuclunnti 1‘roituce .Varkd Cinoisn-ati, July In. MKsS POKK—li.oo 1 HU U) *5£. Ul’KK MKAT-S—siilos 7 a BACON—slioubler, .V, elearnb 7 .ntes 7-, WHI8KKY-M STATE NEWS Tlie junior editor ot the Lewiston Journal arrived Tuesday afternoon from a three months tour in Kurope. lie has visited ling land, Scotland, Trance, Italy and Germany. He sailed from Liverpool, on his return, a week ago last Thursday, and reached New Vork Monday afternoon. The l’ortland I’ress gives the follow ing ac count of a singular affair: Thesday after noon as James McCarthy, a young* man of lb, was sitting on the steps of iris mother’s house, mi Tore street, between Hampshire and India, the report of a pistol was heard, and simualtanoouidy tie received a bullet in the forehead, which indicted a severe wound, and came out through tlie scalp near the top of Ids head. Ho had been talking with hii mother, who sat in the window, only an in stant before. She heard hint trying to get into the house and went to his assistance. From tbo position in which he sat and the course of the bullet, it is evident that the •hot came from behind a fence directly in front of him. When ho took his cap off the ball fell out and was saved. It was appar ently a conical ball, considerably flattened out by contact with his head. Dr. French was called to attend him bat was unable to determine whether or not there was a frac ture of the skull. Tuesday night McCarthy was quite bright and cheerful. His friends assert that it was a deliberate act, but it does not seem reasonable, as McCarthy has been an invalid for four years, and almost in the last stages of consumption. Hon. Wm. P. Wingate, Collector of Ban gor, is lying seriously ill of inflammatory rheumatism at his residence in that city. Portland, by ft decisive vote, is in favor of loaning its credit to the Ogdensburg enter prise. Jeremiah Hayes of Bangor, was badly in jured by being crushed with two large stones, on Tuesday evening. A correspondent of the Portlsnd Press says that farm help is very scarce and wages high. Were it not for the improved farming imple ments, no farm could pay its running ex penses and support a family, but, God “tem pers the wind to the shorn lamb”,—hence, in His Providence, He ha« given u« the culti vator, the hor«e rake and the mowing ma chines. Tlie annual rush of icy people to Moose Head Bake lias commenced, and great num bers aro flocking there for health, pleasure and trout. A new post office has been established at South Fayette, end Samuel Hussey appointed postmaster. Daniel Hinds, the young man who was so terribly injured by tailing on a circular saw in Morse's mill on the ,">th of June last, died Tuesday forenoon. Amtni C. Teel of l.ewistou, formerly of Cambridge, Mass., was kicked by his cow last Friday forenoon and injured so that he (lied last night, lie was eigfitv-one vears of age. The Gorway Savings Bank lias just procur ed a new Tilton McFarland sate, weighing 11,000 pounds. A (.rand Lodge of Knights of Pythias for ti Mato was formed on Tuesday at the Hall ot Bramhall Lodge No. by Supreme Vice-Chancellor. S. S. Davit of Nashua, X. H-, assisted by 1*. A. Chase and E. M. Craw ford of Grand officers of the Grand Lodge of Massachusetts. The following officers were elected a ltd installed for the remainder of the present term: E. II. Hanson, Portland, G. V. P: li. H. Ingersoll, Biddcford. G. C; E. M. Laughton. Bangor, G. Y. C; ,1. A. Luring, Portland, G. li. and C. .S N. li. Longer. Lewiston, G. B; G. D. Brown, Saeearappa, G. G; \V. K. T. Bullock. Biddeford. I. S: .1. E'. Tarr, Biddefor.l. (i. t s Tae following were ei-vt. I delegates to the Supreme Lodge; lor two years li. 11. Ingei soll, Biddoford for one year K. M. Langh- ton nf Bangor. NEWS BY MAIL Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, will celebrate Henry Ward Beecher’s stiver wedding Octo ber 10, with four days’ festivities. Don Carlos, the Spanish pretender, is shortly expected in Switzerland, and it is rumored that he i- preparing a new raid on Spain, II. P. Watson was on Monday elected to the Presidency of the Eric Hailroad. He was Assistant Secretary of War during the rebellion, and is at present connected with large railroad interests in |ioiutt'il EDWARD ROWSE 124 WATER STREET, AUGUSTA. IUAIKK IN Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware] And SPECTACLES. (iOU) A\U SIVCil WATCHES iiMir/i .no* K.wc.m, »s w II Uui'.li-Lira to 9u|i,ily itny .Ivo nn.l, either at SVliol«fiHa.l« or which urny lie mnUe u;c. (in cite has Itecn physician of this Institu tc”i -'nee it; formation, now twenpr-flve rears, and Ins success is, we believe, without parallel. I i I attention given to Scroftila, Catarrh, r. f male Complaints, Seminal Weakness, t t. Dropsy, Fits, Paralysis, Rhdimatism. It 'ii• t ill'- JBIood, Diseases of the 8kin, Spins, rr, K lucys. Neuralgia, and all Diseases or the ,'v tLin. Stomach, Throat, Lungs, and ad Chronic Ailments. Hr. (ii-. cne’s Medical Pamphlet, descriptive of di-c s, and their proper treatment, will be sent fici- invalids. Vs" a Treatise on Diseases of the Hair and v p, "id the had effects of using injurious prepa r-c for l lie hair, and the advantage of using :t— jr -a ii w. Address 1)R. R. GREENE, 31 Temple Fltca, Bctton, Hut. PACIFIC MAIL 8TEAM8HIP C08 THRAroU LIVE TO CAL1FOK2VU, CHINA AVI) JAPAN. Tanrhinn at .1 fe etc nt norts, an-t Train V. Sftt l’nre# Greatly Itrdmeri. Ouc of the large and -pleudid steamships ui ltd? line will leave Pier No. 42, North River, foot oNJaua] Street, at 12 o’clock, uoou, ou (he 15th aad :tuth 01 every month, (exeent wheu thoae days fall on Sun dav,*and then on the preceding Saturday,) for AS PINaVALL, connecting, via Panama Railway, with one of the Company’s Steamships from Panama or »AN FRANCISCO, touching al .MANZANILLO. All departures connect at Panama with sreamei* j for south Pacilic and Central American porta. IV parture of 15th touches at Kingston, Jamaica. For JAPAN AND CHINA steamers leave SAN FK \N( lset) flr-i of every month, except when it fall- on sundav. then on the day preceding. One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed eaAt adult, df# Baggage-masters accompany baggage through, and attenu to ladle** and children without male protectors. Baggage received on the dock the day before Milling, from steamboats, railroads and passengers who prefer to seud down early. Ail experienced surgeon ou board. Afedicinv and attendance free. For freight, passage tickets, or further inlorma tiou, ap|*l\ at the c.)mpau\’a ticket otllca on the wharf. FOOT OF CANAL STREET NORTH RIVER, NEW YORK. lv*l r. R. BABY, Agent. FOIL A SITERIOR CLASH OF Ml S1CAL lASTRllGITH; F KIKES, H.AUKOI.KTS. Kor PI i ANOn mol MELODIfi'N-. For STRINGS for Violin* and Guitar*. and all lathing* needed in the use and repair of Musical Ii* sirunientf. For Band Music, sheet Music and Mu-ic —call al, or send to the store of JOHN C. HAYNES A OO., X\ Court *1., (opposite Conn lloiup#), HohU>u. mayl-wly SKIN DISEASES. I'HUIVS IMPKOVtl* LOMEDO.NK AM* Pin IT K KLMKHY—The Skin Mcdictae ol I he Age.— warranted lo cure Klc.b H oi ui., I’iimilek.erun lion, ami Blotched disfliCiiraltonf* ol tfH) luce, 'old to all />owyjw' I*t|~il 41* Bond 'I.. New Vork. For Moth Patches, Freckled, aad TAN, nso PKItUVS MOTII AM* FttkX'KLk LOTION. The well kuowu reliuldo and hannle.. reined* lor Brown Kl.eulorubou. of the face. Pre pared only by L*r. B. C. Perry, DenuatoloftsC. «s Bond street. New Yol k, sold by lh uygutt terry irkere. >l>m<*ril*.weni

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£ktrfcfts of Root* and herbs whioh alrau-t inva uibly cure the following complaint* Dysgttptim, Heart Bum. Liver Complainl, an. II. s, Flint Co., Proprietors, Providenco, K. I. Sold at whole-ale by W. F. Phillip, A To., Port land; at retail by F. W. Kinsman, AUKiista. jnnelO-tAwflm French and American OONPBCTIODJEnT, 1 fhotrealc and Retail, Manufactory No. 100 Water Street Augusta, and at the store former ly occupied by A. Parsons, in Gardiner. Fancy and Weddiny Cake, ice Cream, Jellies, ItTufs, Fruits, dsc. Parties Supplied, AneutKcs turant attached, HENRY II AltT, Aceif. aprltAwtt EstnhllNlied IHiK, RANDAL H. “FOOTE CO., BARKERS AND BR, Kl’OUin AND BONDS, BOFiiill \Nl Sol.r>l)S COMMIS-In BtntRESCES.—Jny Looke A U>„ N. Y.; Meehan 10» Hoaldac Af>*tH-iatinn, or nnv old llankioc House or €«nmarei«J Atfrncy in Non York. N.B«-FalnpliUt on WALK STREET AND I I iiPERATfOVanf,mi!«hcl free on nppliiution. _ __ U»e Benno'N Pain-Killins MAGIC OIL. “It Works Like a Charm Every person will find it for their Interest, n wed a? for their comfort to use Uenne’* Magic oil lb Sore Throat, C atarrh, Ear Ache, Neuralgia, Cold ii the Head, Stoppage or Stricture in the Nasal Mem branes. Fain in the Head, Rheumatic Pain? in ai.} of the joint?, Sprain?, Freeze?, Burn?, Colic, am" all similar complaints. It doe? not lose it-, virtue? by age or exposure It i? the l»e-.t and safest, tin surest and cheapest cure lbr pain in the market. Every family -hould keep it in the house to use in case ol acci ient or sudden sick ness. Call for it where you trade. Your merchant keeps It for sale, or will send for it at your request Be sure and buy Rennet Fain-Killing Magic Oil. *‘ll work? like a c harm.” \VM. REN.NIC SONS, Proprietor Pittsfield. Mass. Grocers supplied at wholesale bv Marshall Whit hed, Augusta; and at retail by Frank Kinsman, L. H. Titcomb, C. K. Partridge, M. Whittled, Fuller A .Son, Johnson Brothers. junel2-w3in*}oeca PENSIONS, &c. 1 NCUEASED Pensions procured lor nil soldier X w ho have received $15, $20 or $25 per montli under act of J ttiio, 1872. without fee or expentt to r ml as send me their Pension certificates. lnvre proemed for those drawing a less rale where tin rate It too email for tfie disability incurred in tin United Mates service, lu ihis lastcla** those de Airing the Increase'will write me the nature of theii disability, and in what way it interferes with man ual labor or Ibi mer occupation. Alsu slate when and where the wound or injury wa receiv ed or tin disease contracted. In all cases of increase, a new pennon cert ill ‘ate is Issued in place of the old one. All soldiei* who received any permanent disabil ity in the V. S. service arc entitled to a pension. I have blanks which pareni’.* oi deceased soldiers who Hrc not receiving pensions, can till out them selves, and 'orward to me, from which 1 will intonn those who wish, without charge, whet tier in mv opiuion they can obtain a pen-ion, bv sending 0 cents postage. All claims, bounties, advertise*! to he pro cured by other agent?, can be a- promptly obtained at this office. AJ1 iu doubt a# to whether they have claim? against government, w ill receive information trom this offiee/ree, by stating their case tome, and -end ing 0 cents postage. Claims abandoned by other attorney? solicited. This is one of the oldest w ar claim agencies in the United States. J have records ol nil Maiuesoldier* of the late war, and period* ol service of companies of the war of 1812. Addies? UKO. K. WEEKS, U. S. Claim Agt. 2htf Augusta, Me. 3250,000,000. The Chase Fortune In Fiiahuiri. U has been decided recently by the highest court of England, that property to the amount of two hundred and fifty linllmu dollar? there mtua«e, be long? to the heir? oi W illiam, Thomas and Aquilla t nafee, w ho came to this country about p:2il No i»> the presto K,. ration excepting two or three connection* m me lifth generation. A committee of mi was appointed bylh* con vention tor the purport* ol establishing the wanting links in the chain of heir-hip; also to Took mur the property, ami to report ol their doings to n con vention to be held next September, Of winch dm notice wilJ be given, In the meantime all member of the Chase family are hereby urgently request*. to trace their tMcnoiy as far hack as possible, am: send A statement ol the same to John F. Chase Kaq., chairman of the committee. J*. O. addre-u VVootllord'3 Corner, Deering. fl&Lnn. that thi record of fftid dually tuny te •ompleted by th« (fine of the next meeting of the convention. Per order of the convention. Ji«N F. CHA9I, Woodford’s Corner. Me. ALrkitOCUAMK. Pittsfield, Me. JfiKAM ClfAKg. No. Paris, Me, blMVfkC. WasTKM, fit. John, N. K. Pi.tkk PoWfcKK, Deer Jsle, Me. JUKM u. CNA9K, M. D., Taunton, Mass.. uiiiiintiee. XAM Helling I1AIHI1VH very cheap. A. B.f HaMFLEK, MiHih Square. 1 _ 11 r Book Agents Now fit work, or locking for Smo new ?>ook. will iruea it if they do not at once write for circulars of the beat selling book published. Extraordinary in ducements offered. Profits* more than double money. Outfit irec. Address F. M. Kn r>, i;i Kighfh ®t.. New York. junei.r>-4w Agents wanted For GOOParFFI)’S Presidential Campaign Pook! EVERY CITIZEN WANTS IT. Also, for CAMPAIGN GOODS. Addas?*, Good,pci cl-* Empire l'ubli«Iil«* Ilonse, 107 Liberty Street, New 1 ork._juue2">-»« AliKAfS IV.ANTED —for the Live* of GRANT! GREELEY! WILSON! BROWS And the leading men of all parties. Over 40 Steel Portraits, .lust the book wanted by toe ouisces everywhere. Agents meet with wonderful success. Send for Circular A: secure territory at once. Aililre*-. ZIEGIA I! AM: Cl UDY.274 Nf.iiti street. Springfield, Ma-s. june-2> 4w HEALTH! The most popular medicine for nervous troubles (the source oi all other ailment-*,) is JIOIMI'M .\KKYI.\K, a»»cl Invlsjornlor. For sale by all Druggists. Price, One Dollar. june25-4w' Ptf BURNHAMS Hew- Turbine is in general Muse throughout the I*, s A Six Inch is used by the (iov yt eminent in the latent Oilice, I Washington. I>. C. Its aim-1, pUcity ot construction ami t1* the power it transmits ren- ders it the best water wheel 1 ever invented. Pamphlet >3 tree. -V F. ltlKMlAM, ppP York, Pa. ine35*4w OtTIl D1(«E8T1U>I or. MY JOLLY FRIEND’S SECRET i ,M MMMBM, MM «MMi mm* J m> MM1 "*lTi(TTlU'iTLnTTnn’iTT.rcaUU \York This Invaluable con-mon-sense Book should be read bv erenj mart and icoman in the country. Three fonith’s of ail the siekne-s in our midst may he avoided by a knowledge and practice of our Jolly Friend’s Secret.>w Th most em nent authorities in the land, heartily recommend it for its gre«»l com mon-sense, raey-humor, shrewd glimpses ol'man kind and its vivid *nd pithy style ot expression. AGENTS WANTED o make money fa.r. E F HYATT. 2-UJ Grand Sheet, New York. jnne25*4w AOENT$ W \NTEPFOK Prof. FOWLER'S GREAT WORK On Manhood, Womanhood, and their Mutual Jn ter-relation*; Love, its l aws. Power*etc. Send for specimen pages and circul irs, with terms. Address, NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO j Philadelphia, Pa. AN|> JifcVLiH SAVED I li Thousand* rescued from insanity jfc 1 fl the grave. A sure Preventative of ^“Exhaustive drains” A “Nervous l‘. j bility. Sen,! to PROF MERRIT Lock Box 1VC Syracuse, N. Y. junel0 4w I t No Person inn take then- Hitters accord ing to directions, and remain long unwell, provided their bones are not destroyed bv mineral poison nr other means, and the vital organs wasted beyond the point of repair. I)y«prp«ln or Indigestion* Headache, Tain in the Shoulders. Coughs, 1 ightness of the Chest, Di/ ziness. Sour Eructations of the Stomach, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation of the Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain in »he regions of the Kidneys, and a hundred other painful symptoms, are the offsprings of Dyspepsia. In these complaints it has no equal, and one bottle will prove a letter guar antee of its merits than a lengthy advertisement. For Female Complaint*, in young or old, married or single, at the dawn of womauhood, or tie turn of life, these 'I onic Bitters display so decided an influence that a marked improvement is soon percep tible. For Inflammatory ainl Chronic Rheu matism and Gout, Bilious, Remittent and Inter nnttent Fevers, Diseases of the Blood, Liver. Kidneys and Bladder, these Bitters have no equal. _ Such D eases are caused by V itiated Hood, which is generally produced by derangement of the Digestive Organs. They tue a Gentle Purgative u* well as a Tonic, possessing also the peculiar merit of acting as a powerful agent in relieving Congestion or Inflan matioti of the Liver and Visceral Organs, and in Biiious Diseases. For Skin DIaensea, Eruptions, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Blotches, Si»ots. Pimples, Pustules, Boils, Car buncles, Ring-worms, Scald-Head, Sore Eyes, Ery sipelas, Itch, Scurfs, Discolorations of the Skin, Humors and Diseases of the Skin, of whatever name or nature, are literally dug up and carried out of the system in a short time by the use of these Bitters Grateful Thousand* procia m Vinegar Rit ters the most wondertul invigorant that ever sustained the sinking system. j walker. Pn.pY n.ii. ncDox\i*n ro., Druggists and Gen. Agts., San Francisco, Cal. and cor. of Washington and Chariton Sts., New York. _SOLD BV ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS. Thu Cumberland Table .Laud* 1)CBK water, mill, healthy climate, great fruit re if ion, excellent .-tock country: peculiarly adapted to sheep husbandry. Pleiitv of timber, good wafer-power, and cheap land*. Colony form ing to settle another spring. Great Inducement* to tho*e of limited mean*. For particular* address Cumberland Table Laud Colony, Brooks, Me., or.lame-town, Tenn. wti Toe wteat m iii Amer ca IlmliMiil Climatf, Fro? IIo:ne«, Cow! MarkHs. THE NORTHERN PACIFIC I1AII. ROAD offers lor Hi* it* Lauds in Central and VVeatorn Minnesota, embracing: 1. The bo*! or Wheat Land, F.vrellent Timber for the Mill the Farm and the Fire; :i. Rich Prairie Pasturage npd Natural Meadow, wat red by dear Lakes and running streams—in a lleabliful Innate, ?'-an e rerand Ague is vninoirn. Grain can bp shipped lienee by lake to market a* cheaply a* from La-tern l-iwa or entral li inois. an- mow run through tli Lands irovn Lake su perior to Dakoia. Price of'land dose to t rack, l no to tjg.no per H) get liiO re- LULL, near t* rail mad. by one and wo years’ residence. TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED! RATES i'urni-hed from all principal points La-t l to purrha of Railroad Land and to Settlers on (•overmuent Homestead*. Pun baser*, their wives an d d.d ireu carried free over the Northern Pacif ic Road. Now i the ion.* for Settlers and Colonies to get Itallnj^d Laud and Hovernmcnt Homestead* clone to the track. "Cl. t t-.r Pamphlet I cuing full information, mai. and co, of New Hontt-lead L. w. \ dyeodAweow Sewing Machines TIip World Utnownt llewt on laarth. The Singer still Triumphant Thi- i- n r..r t w hu ll cannot he denim]. Do not imi-styoin nwnn lorn i heap inachinu whiih in liable to (il l i.»t ol repair In it abort time Itut he lore imrelm-iiiK elsewhere he sure ami rail at the /OOllis Of S. I\ DAVE1SPORT, Water Street llallowdl, Me., where you will be *ure to get a good bargain. Mr. liuVenpoit has been engaged in the sale and repairing of tewing machine* for a longtime, and he feel* confident ol I nutting hi* customers. Always get the bent, and tha will orove the cheapest in the end. avgNKAwly Nrto EDbrniBementfl. i HEW ERA lit JOURNaTTsM. Boston Journal, I Tr.t R(iRI) TO Tm«TT-HiX COX.r»T«i. Price ncilnrcdto AS per Annum. Single Copies, Three Cents. tt ^Specimen Copies sent on application. XT WIXiIj I»^LY Any active man or woman \v« 11 fn *ell The Household Cyclopedia. Useful to every body. Highly endorse 1. Price low. C*»mmi*»ion liberal. N’mi f .r Descriptive Pamphlet. _HoKACE KING, Thomp-ionriilc, Con^ '‘DismthraUed.” A s;rnt» Wanted for this new and remarkable book. It is true, strange and absorbingly interest ing. Clergymen desire its wideclrculation. .Scores an be sold in every school district. Address COLUMBIAN BOOK CO„ Hartford, Ct. fou sAXais. Second liert WATER POWER iii Eastern Mary land. 200 horse power. 31 auulacturing material abundant; living cheap. Circular, giving full description, free on application. J. BROWN, Federal-dm rg, Md. If yotl wish to get ten per cent, interest lor your money and have principal and interest secured by real a.-fate worth from two to three times the sum loaned, send for our pamphlet. “Illinois a* a Place of Investment.” Address WILSON A TOMS deal ers in Real Estate Securities anil School Bunds, Bloomington, 111. COPPER AS FOR DISINFECTING. This economical and effi dent disinfectant, so favorably recommended in the public prints. i.» manufactured by the New England Chemical Manufacturing Company at the Old Vermont Copperas Works, and for sale at their office. No. 71 Water St., Boston, by WM. H. FOSTER, Treasurer. WILSON UNDER-FEED SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES Combine more important and essential elements than any ot .es 3l.ich.ne in the world. PIUCE FIFTY DOLLAU8. Send for Descriptive Circulars and Samples AGENTS WANTED in every town iu New England. LIBERAL INDUCEMENTS OFFERED. ft. J. BELLAMY A CO., Con i Agents, C2'I Washington Wt., Boston. _ AGKATM Wanted.—Agents make mu e money at work tor us than at anything else. Business light and perm a net. Particulars fee. G.STLS90> cl Co.. Fine Art Fublithers, Portland, Maine. Ur- PlAAO C O., Y. PRICK Cf)Qfl Ol *o Agent*. Circular* free.^fc DU violence to the head, causing hot flushes, vertigc and diinnes of eight, it is a certain sign that a mild salubrious, cooling and equalizing laxative i9 re quired, and TaKHAM’S EFFEKEEsCENT 8ELTZEK A J FUlENT should be at once resorted to. SOLD BY ALL DltVUGlSTS. CURE that COLU Do not puffer your I.nnpi to become di*ea*e to become seated. Thou i sandsbave died Premaruro Death*—The Victims of Consumption—by neglecting .1 Cold. Dr. Wm, Mail’s BALSAM^ LUNGS Will Cure Cougli*, Colds and Consumptloi -urer and quicker than any other remedy. P net ii'.c tmigic. For ale by all Druggbt- CEO.C i -1 )DWIN A CO., AgYE. Tki uperb Hair l»ye Is the beat in the trorM— perfectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous; no di-appointment; no ridiculous tints or disagreeable lor. The genuine Win. A. Batchelor’s Hair I>ye produces Immkiu atkty a splendid Black or natural Brown, leaves the hair clean, soil, beautiful; does not contain a particle oflead or any injurious com* i»»und. ’-oi l by all druggists. Factory, 1H BOND run FT N. Y oetTr.Vu I v UA\I\LFH in Market Square. novl4-ttf j Williamson Greenwood, AfiF.NTR KOR Tlie Meadow kins; .Mower, and Shares* Patent Harrow. A large assortment of Plough* and Plough t a»t iogs tor Repairs. Ao. 12 Bridge** Block. Wanted t 30 Bushels Hand Picked Pea Beans 30 Bushels Yellow-eyed Beans. H. A. IS. CHAVPLEIt, Market Square, Augusta. CHOICE MOLASSES, FLOUR. TEAS and COFFEES, —ALSO Croeliory Ware,| At J. It. Dyer’* Grocery Store, nov24-ftl Opposite Thos. Lamhard’* Store. JrwTT(FWABdTmST" PHYSICIAN AIM) SlRCkON oin« p mi sin Hi sn«*«*i. Lot next south ofFiee Baptist ohm oh. Stove and Furnace Kepairing of all kinds, STOVES STOKED. GOULD .t CROSS. !_. FARMING TOOLS —AT WILLIAMSON GREENWOOD’S. Agents for Buckeye Mower and Cucumber Pump. Save Your Carpets! Carpets l Carpets Z learned and Color Restored Equal to New. Also Lace Curtains cleansed and done up equal to new. Sofas, Chairs, and All Kinds of Furniture Cleansed, And all Stains Removed without injury to the ar ticles. Kid Gloves Dyed and Cloased Evory Day, At llie Steam Dye House. EMILE BARRIER, may l.VI m Augusta, Me. IIETSJDEE MAKES A SPLENDID NEW STYLE Photograph, .1* I UR AS A I.ILV and as NATURAL AS LIFE. First floor opposite Pont Olltce. ninylVtly BATH HOTEL. By C. M. Flummor, BATH, HR. Board, $1.25 per Day. j tllmn-le WHOA! WHOA!! WHOA!! Time 2.10 3-1. All persons about buying horses, or dealing i:i horses, or farmers or boys or men breaking colts, or any one dealing in horses in any manner, would find it to their iuterest to semi and get my 24-page book, giving full directions how to choose, how to use, and how to tell a good horse by his looks, and how to cure diseases pertaining to colts and horses. Price AO cents. Address, Lock Box 105, Hallowed, i Kennebec Co., Maine. Junel9-w8m A CHANCE FOR ALL. I SHALL OFFER. MY STOCK 01 WATCHES AND JEWELRY FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS, AT PRICES THAT JIl'ST IASIRE (U K'S SALES. AN EARLY CALL SOLICITED. E3. ROWSB, 184 Water Street, Axignsitn. Emegllo tardi olio mai D’ARTHEMAY HAS JUST RECEIVED THE FIRST CONSIGNMENT OF THE LONG LOOKED FOR ST. JOHN ALB W IVES, FRESH HALIBUT, COD, &C. LOBSTERS DAILY BY EXPRESS. Customer* will please return their Oyster Pai!°. THE SPRING STYLES Wadswortti «£s Smith., MERCHANT TAILORS, NO. 1353 WATEn 8T„ Invite the public to rnutinne it> liberal patronage. Their motto i-. Good tVoi kmariahlp at Fair **rlcies. THE LATEST STYLES AND GOOD FITS! A Full Line of BPRING GOODS BECEITEB, ENGLISH. FRENCH ar..l AMERICAN DIAGONAL CLOTHS, SPRING FANCY C YsSlilERES. FINE SUITS, BUSINESS SUITS, SPRING OVTERCOATS, GENT3 FUR NISHING GOODS, READY-MADE CLOTHING, HATS. CAPS, &e. All Work Done Promptly Wien Promised, and Satisfaction Guaranteed ia All Cases. Cutting Dune at Short Notice. Mr. .1. E. EAttklN still has charge of the Cutting Department. School Books,

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CO Blank Books. One Door South of Kinsman’s, i AUGUSTA. E. J. Roberts, D. D. S. DENTIST. (Successor lo Dr. I. SNKLL. Office First Door North Post Office. Water Street. DR. ROBERTS [9 grateful fur the libera pat ronage he has received, and will endeavor to merit its continuance by devotiug his time, care 1 and Hkill to every cape received for treatment. Dr. Roberts recommend* NITROUS OXIDE As an agreeable and efficient anaesthetic to use I'm EXTRACTING TEETH. Carious Teeth Can be made good as sound, ami broken teeth built up with geld. Artificial Tooth will bw inserted with e peeial care. With the numerous testimonials which can be furnished Is offered the following o b.hds 1H11S is to certify that I have knowledge that Dr K. J. UoBEUTH, my euccessor has had two rears* pupilage and graduated at the Philadelphia Dental College, and Inclusive has had TEN years experience In practice. I have confidence in his integrity ns a man, and in his abilities as a Dentist oc.ttfMtf DR. I. SNELL, j nCONY HOUSE, IIVfl’HR STUKKT, aCGUSTA, MA1NK. 1 Mils new Hotel affonla accommodations super! or to uny other iu the eity to the travelling c om muniiy being located In thej CJENTRE OF BUSINESS and very near tkeJf)epot, Connected with and adjacent to the J!ou«e commodious and convenient SA9IPLK HOO.WM whcie Commercial Travellers can show their goods tree ol'charge. Also, connected with the house is a flrst class BITiTiIAIlD ROOM S Connected with this House is a First Class Livery Stable C. A. Jh II. CONY, Propriitors. HJan-ttl ON MARRIAGE. Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manli.od re stored. Nervous debility cured, impediments to Marriage removed. New method of treatment. New and remaikable remedies. Books and Circu lar. sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2, South Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa. aprSu-tftra iJalloweil Savings Institution IJeposltft saao.ooo. A'l depositors’ accounts arc private and conil dential. No information furnished to assessor* or other inquirers. Dividend* an* made twice a year, in Augtyst and February, au-i extra dividend* of profit-once In four years. All dividend* not drawn out areal once added to the principal deposits, and tliu* in terest is compounded twice a year. Interest ou deposits commences with the first ot each month. Loans will be made on first mortgages to a limit ed amount, and on bonds, mortgage- anil deposit books fait as collaterals. Ofiicc over the Northern National Hank. Water Street, Hallowed. If. 1C. RAKER, Treasurer. Hallowed, March, IS"?. mar2.Vtlawtf NEWTiNiT DRESS GOODS New Stock Kids! New Line Summer Skirts! NEW AND FRESH STOCK C O n S E T B JUST RECEIVED. K .VI,ER BRO’S. CHOICE IjaliliaH, Verbenas, Geraniums, <fcc., For snlo by H. A. B. CHANDLER. BITIjIj line Linen Dress Goods, CHINESE LINENS Grass Linens and Linen Prints, .AT KALER BROTHERS. Emery Whitehouse, (Si:cck»«ob« or A. F. EMBRY,) Would respectfully inform the citizens of Augus ta and vicinity,'’that they hare formed a co-partner yhi^ and will contiMiu fhe IVIent llusinessi At the old and renovated stand on Market Square, where they will keep a tirst-cinsa provision store in every respect. Beef, Pork, Veal, Mutton, Lamb, Poultry, Tripe, Sausage, Salt Provisions, &c. Fruits and Vegetables In their Season. The public are invited to call and examine oni stock. Our united effor twill be to please all. A. F. EMERY, FRANK O. WHITEHOUSE. Augusta, April 29,1872. Iff NEW GOODS NEW GOODS Splendid Stock Piques! —AT— Kaler Brothers. BAKER WEBSTER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, (Office over Freeman Trott’** Store,) ?Voter Street, GAnEINEn, ME. JOSEPH BAKER, HENRY WEBSTER. Mr. Baker will assial in the management of hu»i ne .h in the court*., and be at the office one day in each week, probably Tue-day* or Friday*, and at ny other time on notice by telegraph. derltt-ttl KENNEBEC JOURNAL cT O 3S PRINTING OFFICE. SPRAGUE. OWEN NASH. Proprietors HAVING THE LARGEST c j Steal Jolt fnation Establishment I On the Ri?er, and the LATEST STYLES OF TYPE' i Vie are at all times prepared to execute in the ter manner and at low prices 'all kinds of Plain and Fancy I BOOK —ASD;,* Job Printing, SCi.'3 ii Book:*, Pamphlets, Catalogues, Newspapers, Targe Posters. Hand Kills, billow Cards. Auction Kills.; Program nits, i Bills 01 i'ui v. Circulars. Kill Heads, Ball Tickets,; i Business and Wedding l ards. Tetter Headings, ln\ itat ions. Receipts, Invoices. Bills oi I adiu g Let beta. Nrhediilrs. Law lllank*. Railroad and Nteainboat Printing Ac., Ac., Ac., Ac. To all who desire work in our line we would pey J that It Ip our intention to I SUIT OUR CUSTOMERS I

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(Prompt Attention Am though delivered personally SPHAUUE. OWEN A BASE j JOrRNAL OFFICE Augusta, July, 1ST'.'