Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.)
January 8, 1873

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PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED), BY SPRAGUE, OWEN NASH. TERMS: SEVEN DOLLARS PER ANNUM. SINGLE COPIES, FIVE CENTS. VOL. IV. AUGUSTA, ME., WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 8, 1873. NO. 7. mm———M^wmm—— lieniubfc Jmtral. BPubliihol nt ACGCsta. Maine, Water street, l»ui of Court, byaEUAOCE, Owen A Nash. |Mg $urinckr Journal Issued every morning, except Sundays. It con tain* the latest uohd by telegraph ami mail, gives reports of the Markets, ami has carefully pre pared political and local articles, and a generous amount of tanning, home and miscellaneous read ing with h full compilation of State news. Terms, $7 oer annum tn advance; fail payment is not made within the year. Single copies 6ceut9. 19 be had at the bookstores and at thin oriiae. >\dverti.ynient3 inserted n reasonable terms. xna> be had ca application at this office. OittWln Jumwbet Journal. fublishegd every Wednesday .morning. is the hugest loiio paper la the State, containing a-w«, political articles, agricultural and scicnUdc iBOfttct, tales, poetry, anecdotes, household recipes, u-hrkeu, Ac., Ac. Teriatf, (J per annum in advance. Transient Advortisemc is, fi.W per inch for tirsi week, 26 coats per week lor each subse^uei i 1 .aertton Spoctal Notices, $2.00 per inch for first week; o0 cent* p«i week for each tubsequent week. Business Notices, in reading columns, 20 con 19 Ser line for first insertion; io cents per line for easu husequeut insertion. REMNANTS RCrSvsnaAra sen Received This Bay! *000 Yards 9 1 tint! 10. i. ANDROSCOGGIN remnants For Seamless Sheets. 2000 Yard3 40 Inch Androscoggin Remnants. The above Goods rviil !ie Sold VERY' Cheap. a\:z a C-:r.eral Assortment c: DRY GOODS At the Lowest iiiukOt rr.o. BARTON RUSSELL. l*to.20,1*72. tir.n Increase of Pensions. ANY soldiers are drawing las' pension than xVL the law allow* them and can get their pensions increased. fiOuO increases ot soldiers’ pension# have been granted during the la-t year. Apply iu pertou or bv letter to (-cad stamps for answer) 1IENUT BOYNTON. (U'ol.tU* Augusta, Maine HB3\TX)Ii3E MAKES A SPLENDID NEW STYLE Photograph JlfAlKASAi.!! V .‘.nil KS NATURAL AS LlrE. First floor oppoiltr Post Office. maylS-Tiy Fine Lot Pocket Books. Eng. Caif, Cents Russia, _TO_, —and 3.50Eaeh Morocco. JUST RECEIVED in L. IT. TITCOMB. West End Kennebec Bridge. CARPENTERS AND BUHDTRS -GO TO A.TK.I3VS’ For l*iiu‘ and NAprncc Boarding. Prime Shippers, Spruce Floor ing, u nice stock, Clapboards, und Ocneral House Finish. Boxes Box Khoohs of every description Made to order. Uirtd Tubing far Fiimpi and .iqntdmrh Stevens’ Patent Egg Cnse. Planing, Matohlnpt. And all kinds of Straight and Scroll Sawing done to. erder at short notice E. .1. ATKINS A CO., uov2C*Hi Kennebec Dam, AiiguntA. The Magee STANDARD PARLOR. This stove is modern in Ptyle of ornamentation, ami inthi* respect diners from fill others. It has a Vfery Convenient Arrangement for Cleaning the Clinkers from the Grate and Sides of the Fire-pot; A Sinking anil Dnuiplng Grate, and a Thrcc-Klurd B»w. All the heated air from the Ore-pot being brought under the ash-pit to th" extreme front, and hack at the aides, thus rendering the liase aft complete a ndiator as tho body of the stove, and wanning the air where it is most needed, at the bottom 01 the room. —sou) in— Ghould Cross, Auguata, Maine. oetS-ttfad STEAM JOBJ’BtNTlMr. Books Pamphlets Pointed with accuracy and despatch »t the office of the KENNEBEC JOURNAL WATER STREET AUGUSTA, iballotoell atibfcttscmcnts. South End Market. Mr. If. D. I'inkham would most respectfully an* Bounce to the citizens of llallowell and vicinity that he cun still be found at the old stand South end of Water St., Hallowcll, where he Intends to keep a full supply of FRESH AND CORNED BEEF, CANNED FRUITS, riCKELS, VEGETABLES. AC., AC. Dcllelous Cliops anti Tender Hteuke can always he found at PINKHAM’S STORE. The public cun be sure of always getting the lull value ol their money by dealing with this firm. Thankful for the very 'liberal patronage of hit many customers, he hopes for a continuance of the same and that they will not forget that the South End Market la In every way a First-olaes Establishment. where none but the best of meats are fold. H. D. PINKHAM. H »Howell, .Tuno 1, 1«7LjuneS-*tf Hotel Notice! BttXi. EX. Q. Trr.Awrm, -HAS LEASED— Tho Hallowell House, And ia now ready to attend to the wants of ttie trav eling public. The house ia situated on Second Street, near the Depot, find is a centra! location, only a few steps from the business street. Air. Blake has had a long experience In the hotel business and feels confluent oi giving entire satis* faction. He will keep a First Class House. IT* table will l»e furnished with the best the market afford?, and by due attention to business he hopes to receive a liberal share of patronage. H. Q. BLAKE, Ilailoweil. Me. nov2d-r;f NOTICE! rpo the citizens of Hallowell, the public and ail J. strangers who may by chance during your P anderings, visit the quiet city of Hallowell. on the Kennebec j we would cull your attentiod to the NPLKXDID ASSORTMENT —or— GuDts’ und Boys’ Furnishing Goods, THE STORE OF . ftf o. z. o. IF you want the best brands of Flour, Teas, Cof fees and Sugars, go to LOWELL’S. He keeps them. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. rJ71io Best Family Groceries in the market can always be found at Lowell’s, and goods delivered fr«-e of charge in any part of the c ty* tT• XX. XjQ W 3S3T iTit uecl2-tif Water &.„1IaLLOW£LL. J. E3. NYE3, Dealer in Choice Family Groceries And Provisions, TURK’S ISLAND, LIVERPOOL. DAIRY, AND TABLE 8ALT. FrmHuer bongkt a* 4 ivt4. I. K. NVK, Water St., Hallowell. octSO-ttl' Oysters Oysters N ICE and FRESH, by the plate, quart or gallon, to fruit cufttomt rs. Albo Refreshments for the tired and hungry travele*-. Confectionery, sugars, and Tobacco, at the CITY SALOON* on Water St., Hallowell. Clam chowders every Thursday. The public cun always Und the best oysters at this stand that the market afford*. Hal oweH, Dec. 21.1872. 13m F. O. BROWN. The New Family tt u a z cS 00 (D

Ml 3 TO 2 P o 9 MBS 3 O I'unvaleti for the Range a»tl Excellence of itr NN'ork. Over 60.000 more machiue$ *okl l«>*t yen* than by any oilier company. Easy re r ins. Month ly Payment*. ArEloi'enoo fielvlllif AlaelililOM. S. 1\ DAN ES POUT, Agent. Hat to well. Me. ♦#*Maelnno8 Kophlrcii. To Let, and Exchanged, deel&ttf J. L. BABCOCK, M. D., Physician and Surgeon, OFFICE, OVER U. F. WARNER’S STORE, IIALLOVVELL. Or KICK Hi >1-us.—From 9 to 11 A. M.; Prom 1 to 3 nod 7 to 8 1*. M. At ulghl will he at llallowoll House. inayl-ttf Haliowell Savings lnsitution. Deposits 8330,000. AH depositors’accounts aro private and confi dential. No information furnislicd to ns«ee«ors or otlior inquirers. Dividends are made twieo a year, ui AOgust and February, aud extra dividends of profits once in lour years. All dividends not drawn out are at once added to the prlucipal deposits, and thus in terest is eompout ded twice a year. interest on deposits commences with the first of each month. Loans will be made on first mortgages to a limit ed amount, and on bonds, mortgages amt deposit books left as collaterals. Ofiicc over the Northern National llauk, Water Street, Haliowell. d. IC. llAKEll, Treasurer. Haliowell, March ls72. _nmrM-tlnwlf. Woolens, Towels, Waterproofs, Napkins, Cloaks, Corsets, Cloakings, Kid Gloves, Dress Goods, And Small Wares Shawls, of All Kinds, AT KAI.Elt IlltOH. New Goods! New Goods!! FOR FALL AND WINTER Wadsworth cfc Smith, MERCHANT TAILORS, NO. XaS WATER ST., THE LATEST STYLES A1JD GOOD FITS! A FUEL LINK OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS JUST KKCF.IVE1). FINE SUITS, BUSINESS SUITS, FaLL AND WINTER OVERCOATS, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, READY-KADB CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, &0. All Work Done Promptly When Promised, and Satisfaction Guaranteed in All Cases. Cutting Done at Short Xottoe. MB. J. K. LABKX.T sttll ha* charge of the Cutting De« detriment. Augusta Fish Market. J. D»AKTHESiAV Will u'ji=rr.ti.o i. vp-.a iLji. ipuauu On Friday Uic tiriKembci, nuuba lull »vppi> will aiwayita an tuu.t. ruo hu k iaL lx* their seaeon, delivered free of charge lu ?.U pan? o: tl.« f. ft. a. Customer* will please return their oyster palls. FISH, LOBSTERS AND OYSTERS. \w me xcvcWiug daily Oyster* el the Ii*ii Quality .«v All Kinds of Pish! \V?:lvL w«' arc dclivviing iOwur cusiciuci- u allp;.xi$ *#i (he ity, itc*. Cusning db Weelsjs, Rater St root, near Railroad Bridge. irwiils-iti ATJ OUST A.. 1. J10SJ>* Elfffro Galvanic, Pat. 2 Jnne, ’08. STARTLING BEAUTIFUL INVENTION!! A continuous stream of Electricity conveyed to the Optic Nerve! The Organ of Sight restored to its original strength: Lye employment, however continuous, rendered free from tiiscommrt!' —BY— .1. MOSES’ Patent Electro Galvanic Spectacles. WHOLESALE DEPOTS: 10 (Xirtlnnrtt Street, AX W YORK, ami 3'JS Main Street, HARTFORD, Conn. For Sale iu Augusta only by M. M. SWA A. j septi-JIy “THTNEWMAGEE PORTABLE RANGE. Constructed on the same principle as the “Magee Advance Cook;” fitted for burniug woojt or coal; saves fuel; has six holes, all of which are avail able; ovpu large and well ventilate*!. Most Complete Stove in the market, and offered at aver, low price. Agents In Auguotn, GOULD CROSS,! near tlie Railroad Bridge WATER STREET. seu-“o T1TCO MB’S HORSE LINIMENT! vstll, the ascendency iu the etiuuafion of vuL uabl f'es. an being the Best Liniment in Ise, Lor the cure otj Sprains, Cuts, .Swellings, and Sores of all kinds, Harness Galls, Chafes, &c.. &e. l'Kt.PAHU* os |.V in L. il. Tlteomb, Dru&Kkt, West Eml Keuaebec Ilridpe. M EON I AN HALL, AuKMata, Maine. To be let for Lectures, Coueerls, Levees, Conventions, Parties, Anil all other purpose, ior which such Halle are usually occupied. This New llall i» centrally situated on the prince I pal business street, near the Post Oflieo; is hand somely furnished; lighted from the ceiling; has j Salleries on threo sides, and a large stage, with ressing rooms connected. It is a flue Music Hall, well arranged, and will seat 1,001) persons. Aline, toned Piano in tile Hail. Address, JOSHUA M K Proprietor. Or J.O. Pkkkv, Hall Keeper. You Gan Save Money! By iMiyiiiRyour Bry Woods -AT Knler Brothers. Peerless. THhe oi'cross iJa tent PEERLESS FURNACE FOR COAL. AU o Wood Furnaces suitable lor heating a church or dwelliughous*. SET IK ANT PART OF THE STATE —BY— GOL"LD CROSS, YYjitrr Street, Angntl*. sepiO-*tf CARPENTER WORK l Persons having Carpenter Work and R.N IMPAIRED by the great tire in Boston of Not. It and 10, us per adjriees on Hie In my otUse, which are open to In spection by the publio U O IVX E Insurance Company —OF— NEW YORK. Office, 135 Broadway. Cash Capital, I »i,oW,0«> 00 Assets, l*t'January, HT-i s.tsTJ.OM JO PHE3VIX INSURANCE COMPANY, \o. 173 Broadway, \ew York. Cash C&piicbA *i.uv,i00 Atidi, >OY 1 1 900,100 KT«,tion.^i FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD. C OX A. Antis, over $000,000 j XJ3XTI03NT Insurance Company, Of Bangor, Maine. Assets, over $530,600 M. W. Farr, Agent, noTl2-*tf AUOC6TA, ME. Fall and 'Winter t

Just Opened! A fall line of Plain and Fancy Ribbons. Bi&ck and colored Sash Ribbons, large variety of French and American FidtVer*. Hats and Bonnets Trimmed to Order. PLAIN OSTRICH AND FANCY PEATIIEnS. Mourning Bonnets -and Constantly on hand. Ladies* Drew Cans and Hair Goods of all kinds. Collars. Laces, real and imita tion. Hamburg Edgings, Insertings, Ladies' Ties, Kid Gloves, Corsets, And other Small Wares. Call once and you will call again at SOULE REED, 158 Water Street, Augusta H. F. MILLER TIIKSK PIANOS ARK I'llJST CXjABB !S> every respect; fur SUPERIORITY OF TONE —AND— ACT I O N hic excelled by uo other maDulactuier. M. C. MILLIKEN, AGENT. Ware Konme, Granite Block, Water **t., opposite Pool Office. dew-flin THE ARCTIC REFRIGERATOR THE BEST IN MARKET. j FOR SALE BY Williamson A Greenwood. 'ub.t HIJ 1873. 1873. New Year Presents. Buy Them Early We have Ju«f opened the BEST assortment of MEDIUM and LOW PRICED HOLIDAY GOODS, Ever ill own In Hallowell, And we are selling them at much less than their 1 real value. Ladies’ Wt»rk Boxes. 75 cent?. Ladies’ Writing Desks, olfly $1.00 Extra Large Ha.nd9oM€ Dolls for $i.ou Nice Assortment Ladies’ bilk Neck Hdfs. cheap. New Lot of bilk Neck 'We* lor Ladies. Splendid PERFUMED HANDKERCHIEF BOXES. Fancy Ula?» Boxes from 25cents to $1.00. Photograph Albums (Fiftv Pictures) from90c to 2 GO Albums («mo Hundred Pictures) from $1.50 to $3 00 Good Gilt Edge ENGLISH BIBLES for 45 cents. Shell Boxes (vretty ones) for 25 cents. Mustache Cups (ior Gentlemen’s Presents.) Children’s Alphabet Blocks (Large) 25 ct*. Ladies* Felt bhirts (Good Assortment) Cheap. 3u0 Dolls from 5 c nts to $1.00 each. Rubber Rattles 25 cts. Playing Cards 25 cts. China Doil Heads. Rubber Doll Heads. Match Boxes. China Vases. Parian Vases. Bohemian Vases. Children’s Tea Sets from 2Ye to ?1 Oo. Villages. Wooden Tea Set*. Iron Bank?. hlna Buckets. Toy Hammers. Atfgels. Large Assortment of Small Tovs. Men and Boys’ Neck Ties Very Low. China and Bohemian .Mugs. Children’s Tea Sets, (large size with plates) 7:> u.i Ladie*’ Undervest*. Gents’Undershirts and Drawer? a; l ow Pricer. Large Bunch Blue Mixed Yarn 25 cts. Woolen Yarn (ail colors) 4 cts. Gents’ Paper Collar* for 3 cents a box. Ladles’ Clouds from 45 to 90 cents. Elastic Cord, only 1 cent a yard. Woolen Y arn, All Colors. only 5 cents a skeia Lace Collar?, From Auction. only 5 cents. Goodwins 5 cents. Best English Needles 5 cents. Good Hoop Skirt* for So cent?. Kid Gloves (perfect ones) 55 Johnson’s Anodyne Liniment, ouly 25 Adamson’s Cough Balsam, 25 Hold Medal French Gor?ets (whalebone) 50 cents Good Perlumery, for lo cent? a bottle, Good Hair Oil, for 10 44 Be» Lily White, 10 cents. Magnolia Balm (for the complexion 50 Good Notp Paper, 5 cent? a quire. Nice Quality Note Paper, lo 4 25 Nice Envelope* for 10 cent?. Best Tinted Initial Note Paper, 20 cent? a box. Ladies Cotton and v\ ool Hose, 15 cent?. Men’s Colton and Wool Hose (Good ones) 25 cents. Auction Lot of Men’t Paper Collars at 3 cents a Box. Large silk Nets 25 c%uis. Ayer’s-Pill*, 20 cts.a box. Good Spool Cotton, 30 cenis a dozen spools. 12 Cakes Good Honey Soap fbr 25 Cents. Children’* Kouud Rubber Combs, lo cent*. Tooth brushes, 10 Best Alpacca Braids, 3 cent*. Good Pearl Shirt Button?, ;enU a dozen. Twelve doz. Agate Shut Button? for 5 cents. Xeu: Fall Styles Gold Plated Jewelry. Fine Combs 5 cents, Coarse Comb? 4 cent Best Machine spool Silk (lOOyards) lucent* a apo^i. Burnell's Cocoaiue for the Ilair, 75 cents a botue. Elmwood Paper Collars {cloth covered) 26 cts. a box. loo Picture Albums for $1.50 Black Silk Velvet Ribbons very cheap. Thomas Allcock’s Poroii? Plasters, only 20cent?. Schenck’s Pills, 20 neats. Wing’s Pills, 20 Holloway’s Pills.20 Kush's Pill?, 20 Airs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, 25 1 Atwood's Vegetable Jaundice Bitters, 25 Ladies’ llauukerchiefs, for 5 Kennedy’s Medical Discovery only 1.15 Quaker Bitters 70 cents. Plantation Bitters*70 ct?. bozodont ior the Teeth only 00 cent?. Vinegar Bitters 70 Ayers Sarsaparilla and Cherry Pectoral each 05 ct*. Peruvian Syrup, (i5 44 Vegetine (The Great Blood Puri tier; s3 Miss Sawyer’s Sah e, (50 cent size. for 40 cents. Ayer’s Ilair Vigor, 05 cents a bottle. Hall’s Sicillian ilair Renewer, 05 cent?. The American Ilair Restorer (very clean) 75 cent.*. Perry Davis’ Pain Killer only 20 cent? a bottle. And all the leading kinds of Indent Afldkiaes and Small fTares usually found in Fancy Good? store?. Vow is (lie Him* tobiiyClirlstmu*. Present*. Iluy Early and Avoid the Rush. At COOK'S CH£AP STORE, Next Lioor to Thouia? SnoO biore, dec!0*ttuog&ihurs HalloAVtMl. Heada uartei s -FOR Christmas Goods -AT Roberts Go and See his Splendid Assortment.. in order to keep up with the steady increase ot his business. MIN A HD KOISKUT4 has lust put in another large lot of New Goods, which will be sold for the nex: thirty days, cheaper than ever. FURS FURS CHEAP! CHEAP! Ladies’ Furnishing Goods OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Splendid Alexandre Kids wrtrtli 12.00, .piling fur *1.25 two button kids for f7 cents. Kids of all j styles and prices, for Ladies, Misses and Children. Mrfl's of nil kinds. A I, P A C O A Dress Goods elveu eus for n nniujngs, »>J cents. Under pant* and Vest*. Fell >kirts $>1.G2. Children's Felt >kirt* all cheap as the cheapest. Cloud*, Scans, Hosiery, White Piottt*, Colored and Hoop skirts, IfandkcY chiefs all hemmed, Pure Linen, Fleece Lined Gloves, Hamburg Edgings, ToweU and Tidie* selling for hall'price, Ilibbons of all kinds, Curled flair. Chig nons, Hair Switches, Hadleys’ spool Cottou.5 cents i a spool, Machine Silk. Huttons of all kinds, Travel- I ling Bag-a>ul Basket*. Al«o i largo lot of Ladies’ Jewell GEM'S’ GOODS. Hate and Caps of all the latest styles; the Geuect hat i-* a new thing and all the go. Trunks. ulise-, Paper Collars A cents a box, Gents’ Overshlrts and Undershirt* and Drawers, Suspenders, Hosiery, (doves, Mitteus, Culls, Collars, Undershirts and Drawers irom 50 cents to $1.25, Umbrella*, and .1 large stock of Gents* Jewelry. Quick Sales and Small Profits! IS TIIE MOTTO. MINARD ROBERTS. HALLOW ELL. Oct. 17,1672. ttufc* Send toytne

Kennebec Boston EXPRESS! For all Stations on the'K&nehec Hirer, Lewiston, Auburn, Portland and Boston. ‘C onnecting in Boston with all other K.vj»ree*es tW the South and West. Freight Forwarded at Reasonable Rates T •opUMtf I.ITTLE A BE WE, Proprietor*. MAINE LEGISLATURE. Senate. Tcesdat, Jan. 7. Senate met according to adjournment. l’rayer was offered by Rev. Mb. Pexxet of Augusta. The journal of yesterday's proceedings was read and approved. Papers from the House disposed of in con currence. On motion of Mr. Mat of Kennebec, an act to Improve the jail system of the State of Maine, and give further powers to the coarts and (.Ulcers In criminal caset, was taken from the files of the last legislature, and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary. On motion of Mr. Hadlock of Hancock, an act relating to the taking ot lobsters waa taken from the files of the last legislature and re ferred to tlie Committee on Fisheries. A message was received from the Hoase asking for the return of an act relating to the formation of railroad corporations. The MU was sent down. On motion of Mr. Cabb of Sagadahoc, the petition of John Hayden and others, asking for 3 charter for a railroad from Bath to Port land w as taken from the table and referred to the Commiitee on Railroads. On motion of Mr. Fabkixgtox, in act to secure the education of the youth in the State of Maine was taken from the table and re ferred to the Committee on Education. On motion of Mr. Brooks an act incorpor ating the Winterport Ferry Company was taker, from the files of the last legislature, and referred to the Committee on Interior Waters Mr. Kenxedt of Lincoln moved that the following order be taken from the table, and given a passage: ordered, The House concurring, that ail petitions, orders, or bills referred to the va rious committees where the object sought mar be secured under general laws, shall be re ported on by them leave to withdraw,” “legis lation inexpedient,” or “ought not to pats.” Mr. Ca.ints ot Cumberland dissented front its passage and gave his reason. The general law is loosely drawn. It does not provide for any hearing. To be properly drawn and signed, and made conformable to the consti tution and laws, it should become law, whether injurious to other parties or not. It is a one man power without any appeal. If a matter is reterred to a committee, the com mittee should be left free to report their own views Business men have a right to tha largest security and the least doubt. The law, if it was good for anything, might apply with se*c propriety in vacation, but Is cum ulative and not exclusive. Mr. Bcrgess cf Cumberland, favored its passage. The general law of 1870, allowing the incorporation of companiea for manufac turing, mining and other purposes, was to relieve the Legislature of the routine of pass ing upon every act which being aimilar in nature, and passed in the simplest form under the general law. could not tail to meet the requirements ot the constitution and common law. The only excuse for bringing them be fore the Legislature was to give it greater publicity, and save a little trouble and ex pense, and the Governor having urged the matter upon our attention, it should receive our favorable consideration. Mr. Kennedy explained his reasons for causing the order to be tabled, and for its adoption. Mr. Chaplin stated further objections. Mr. Blrcess replied. Mr. Ch aplin called for the yeas and nays, and they were taken with the following re sult A. as.—Messrs. Abbot, Arnold,Brooks, Burgess, Carr, Collin, Davis, Dunning, Hadlock, Kennedy Kin ball. Martin, May, smith, Webster, Whitmore', Lothruii IT. Nays —Messrs. Butler. Chaplin, Crandon, Ding, lev, Farrington, Foster, Hannon, Hobbs, Humph' rev, Fulmer, Fennell, Shaw—12. So the order was given a passage. Mr. DcNNijjp ot Piscataquis moved a re consideration ot the vote. Mr. Bcrgess called for the yeas and nays. Mr. DinglRy of Androscoggin favored a re consideration of the vote. Mr. May of Kennebec spoke in opposition. Mr. Bcrgess hoped the Senate would ad here to the vote which had given the order a passage. The yeas and nays on being taken resulted as follows: Ve vs —Messrs. Butler, Chaplin, Davis, Dluglry, Dunning, f'inter, Hannon, Hobbs, Uunqibrey, I'ai tner, I’enm-ll, bhaw— li. Va A— Messrs. Abbot, Arnold, Brooks, Burgess, Can-, Cofliu, Hadlock, Kennedy, Kimball, Martiu, May, .Smith, Webster, Whitmore—It. So the motion to reconsider was lost. Un motion of Mr. Bcrgess, adjourned. Petitions, Bills, &c. Persisted and Re ferred. By Mr. Smith of Penobscot. Petition of Madugascal 1)aih Company for amendment of charter, with bill enclosed. Referred to Committee on Interior Wnters. Mr. Butler of York. Petition of United States Government to grant jurisdiction over certain burial lots of land in Mt. Pleasant Cem ertery in Augusta. Referred to Committee on Federal Relations. By Mr. Dingley of Androicoggin. Peti tion of Benj. Ryerson and others for an act to incorporate the Auburn Central Manufac turing Company. Referred to Committee on Manufactures. House. Tuesday, Jan. 7. I'raver by liev. Mr. (Sitting of the House. 1‘apers from the Senate disposed of in con currence. Communications were received from B. B. Murray and Harris M. l'laisted, signifying their acceptance of the offices to which they Imd been elected. On motion ol Mr. Dingley, a message was sent to the Senate requesting the return of bill an act to authorize the formation of rail road corporations. The hill was returned, and on motion ct Mr. N'asii, the vote reconsidered whereby the same was referred to the committee on rail roads. The bill was then referred to the Committee on the Judiciary. On motion of Mr. Matthews, Ordered. That the Committee on the Ju diciary be directed to inquire into the expe diency of so amending sections 5 and (S of the Revised Statutes, relating to attachment of real estate, that no lien shall be created until the attachment be actually tecorded. On mution of Mr. Stlrtevant, Ordered, That the Secretary of State be directed to furnish to the Messenger of the IloSse one copy of the Acts and Resolves of 1372, for each member thereof. On motion of Mr. Dinglet, Ordered, That the Committee on Educa tion inquire whether any further legislation is needed to secure greater efficiency in our system of school supervision and improve Ihu work and enlarge the usefulness of onr public schools. On motion of Mr. Hikceley, Ordered, That the newspapers tarnished to the members of this House be alee tarn

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1 shed to the clergymen officiating for this body fbr the present session. Mr. Wheeled of Chcstervillc, oflorcd tho following; Oedebcp, The Senate concurring, that ail petitions for private legislation, except those lor redress of wrongs and grievances, which shall lie presented to this Legislature after the first day of February next, be referred to the next Legislature, and that ltd* order be published in the Daily Kennebec Journal, Daily Lewiston Journal". Bangor Dally Whig and Courier, uni Portland Daily Press until that date. On motion ot Mr. Randall, of Island Falls, tho order was amended by adding the “Daily Bsstern Argus.” Tho order wa« then passed. On motion of Mr. Adams of Anson, the House adjourned. rciiTtoxs. Bills &c., Presented and IIe TERRED By Mr. Khowltok: Petition ot Ueo. W. Ayer of West Waterville for State Aid. Re ferred to the Committee on Claims. By Mr. Kpeoax: Communication of II. G. McAllister relative to a new system of voting in the House of Representatives. Referred to the Committee on Flections. By Mr. Herrick Petition of Alma Leach for change of name. Referred to the Com mittee on Change of Name. By Mr. Treff.then Bill an act to incor porate the Odd Fellows Hall Association. Referred to the Committee on Legal Affairs. By Mr. Bisbek l\ tition of James 11. Decos ter et ais., tor extension of thp close lime for land locked salmon; also petition of S. F. Gibson in aid of fame. Referred ro the Committee on Fisheries. By Mr. MorriTT Petition of the Mayor of Rockland ct ais., for a railroad from Portland to Bath. Referred to the Committee on Railroads. By Mr Kellochi Petition of Samuel Watts et ais., for a railroad from Portland to Bath; also petition of J. L. Jordan ef. ais., citi2ens of Thomaston in aid of same. Referred to the Committee on Railroads. By Mr. Littletjei d Petition of the town of Limingtcn for reannexation of territory and inhabitants. Referred to the Committee on Towns. By Mr. Dixglet Bill art act ia a new draft to amend the charter of Bates College. Referred to tho Committee on Education. ftaiftj iknitf&cr Journal AU.U o s ta. WEDNESDAY MOHNINO. Jan. fo. 1873. Stale Temperauee Convention. The people of Maine, or every religions denomi nation, political party, temperance organization, and of m> organization, who believe In and practice total abstinence from nil intoxicating drinks, and who are in favor of Ike suppression of their sale by Very laudable, practicable arid effectual measure, ate Invited to mei i In Mass Convention at Mcudu HsU in Augusta, on Wednesday January IX, 1SW. at II o’clock noon, to ndopt such means as they i_,y judge best to reform the inebriale, to save the young from the paths of intemperance, and to drive, if possible, the truilic from the land. I-et thtre be a general rally. We need to encourage ea-.h other’s hearts and strengthen each cfket’s hands in this great work. The usual reduction of faTe on the several rail .-cads may be expected. The Convcr,’--VI rrcbably non'tooe through Thursday JOSHl’ NYF, .1. S. KIMBALL. it. KAMfel I.. y IV. MOItTON. J. \V. STEVEN*, f>. li. II ALL o tt Wilson, Dee. 30,1?1Z. State Temperance Committee. Committee Notices, Committee on Financial Affairs. Special meeting of this Committee w ill Ik? held at the StateTreasurer’* OJB c, ou Wednesday the Ida., at 2 o’c.ock 1‘ M. .IKS-K DAVIS l Jan. 7. 1-73. S. C. IiATLLI, )dentof schools. V c. FARRINGTON. I I#lfri NELSON JdSULLY, JR., j Ch ,lrmcn* Committee on Interior Waters. The Committee on Intel ior Waters will meet iu room No. 15, Tuesday and Thursday b of each week at 2.30 P. M.. rnt.l otherw ise ordered. .1 1 SMITH i i) I). HAILEY, I ('hu\TX!\en. Committee on Towns. The Committee on Town*, will meet in il.'o. I# ou Tue.ility of ea> It w..ek at jj.SQ r> M othern iw ordered. JOHN KIMBAM., i, JE^sK I’ttB Vl'IBB., Chanm.u, Committee ori Counties. The Committee ou Coontle* will meet at room No 17 oa Tueiriay at £30 1*. M., ui.t I otherwt'e or CommilUt on Hanks and Hanking. Tbe Committee ou Bank, and nankin* will meet nt room Xo. 20 every Wednesday afternoon a: 2 o'clock, nuUl otherwise ordered. JOHX Q. BliOOK?,) JAMICSXASH, Cbm men. Committee on State Lrmd3 and State Roads. i'l.e Committee on 8t >te Linds and State Hoads will meet at Land Offlun on Wednesday of each week until otherwise ordered, at i 30 P. M. gAffgatesiu The opening of the proceeding? of the investigating committee in the Credit Mr> bilier affair to the view of the public, will put nn end to fictitious report? of their doings and remove the suspicion which secrecy engendered. Tho testimony of Oakes Anion looks a9 if the bottom of the business would be reached and the truth come to the surface at last. Monday pa®«ed in New Orleans without any disturbance, but the suspension ot i business and the gathering of crowds to witness the movements of tho two con tending factions indicated deep feeling among the people. The dispute will now i probably be settled by the courts and par i ties must acquiesce in their decision. Nothing but the arm ol the government i has prevented a bloody struggle. j Fifty-eight years ago to-day Genera] Jackson defeated the British a: New Oi j leans and won for himself the proudest dis tinction of his military life. The bat tie has been the subject cf song and story, acdiiie day used to be regularly celebrat ed by the democrats as though in honor of a party victory. Pakenham was cap lured over again in the party wigwams, ami his watchword, “beauty and booty,” wa? shouted with derision, while Jack son was toasted as a greater military chief tain than Alexander or Napoleon. Ben Butler has since taken New Orleans, and who holds it now is a question for the judges to decide. fiAXK EX A MIXER. The appointment of Hon. W. AV. Bols ter of Auburn by Governor Perham as Bank Examiner, is one justified by the personal character of Mr. Bolster, and ap proved by the first men in the State quali fied to judge of what is necessary iu the occupation of the position to discharge its duties well. That the prudence and wis dom of the Governor will appear In the selection which he has made as Mr. Bols ter enters npon and becomes familiar with his duties there is no reason to doubt. Mr. Bolster was born In Rumford, Oxford county, and is uow forty-eight years of age. He is a lawyer by profession, and served six years as County Attorney ct Oxford. For more than eleven years he was connected with State affairs, eight years of which he was Engrossing Clerk, and two a member of the Senate, the last year ns President. His first position was a small clerkship, from which he rose un til he filled the most honorable place in the legislature. Having been six times elected county attorney, anil twice elec ted senator by the popular vote, he i.s well endorsed by the people among w hom he resided. Not long since he removed from Dixficld, in Oxford County, hi- former residence, to Auburn, where he is now following the practice of his profession. He is an eminently sound ami sale busi ness man, honorable and upright in all his dealings, with ability to perform what ever he undertakes. The very best busi ness men in the State, at points where the duties of Bank Examiner are well under stood, are among his endorsers, where they would not probably be found unless his capacity and fidelity were known by them. Mr. Bolster will serve the State well we have no doubt, and creditably to himself and friends. THE MASSACHUSETTS SEX A TOR SHIP. There is quite an interest aroused in Massachusetts concerning the election of a United States Senator to fill the vacancy which will be created by the resignation of Mr. Wilson to accept the Vico Presi dency. The eleetion will take place next Tuesday. The candidates for the posi tion are Mr. Boutwell, the present Secre tary of the Treasury, and Mr. Dawes, now a member of the House of Representatives from the Tenth district. Both these gen tlemen are eminently qualified iu every way for the place, both popular, and eith er will Tie acceptable to the people ol Massachusetts as Senator. The difficulty is to choose between the two. Mr. Boutwell is a native ot Massachu setts, born in 1818. His fnftier was a far mer, unable to give bis son more than a common school education, and that iu a limited quantity. Notwithstanding this he became a school teacher, but entered into trade in the town of Groton for a livelihood, where his residence now h. He was six years a member of the legislature, and two years Governor of the State. For eleven years he was Secretary of the i Massachusetts Board of F.dueation. Un der the administration of Mr. Lincoln he became Commissioner of Internal R 've nue, but iu 1862 was elected to Congress, and elected again and again until he ac cepted a place in the Cabinet of President Grant in 1869 as Secretary of the Treas ury. His management of the Treasury has been highly satisfactory to the coun try. To him we are indebted for the pleasing condition in which the national finances appear, showing a large iv duction of the national debt, paper money advancing to tiic gold stand ard in value, and taxi s becoming les* and less. Mr. Dawes, the rival candidate, was born in Massachusetts in 1816. lie had the advantage ot a liberal education, and graduated flt Vale College. Ho was a school teacher and editor, and, finally, af ter a course of study, entered upon the practice of lAw as the business of his life. He served in the legislature four years, three in the House and one in the Senate, was a member of the State Constitutional Convention in 18i8, and district attorney --......--—-S .JT,_-_-__ j for tho western district of Massachusetts four years. He is now serving his eighth term in the' House of Representatives at Washington and is elected for the ninth. He is at the head of the Coinmiilcu 1 Ways and Means, otto of tho most re sponsible and important plates in the House, and takes high rani; an ah!'* de bater and sound legi-lator. Such is a brief sketch of the t wo men who aspire to step into tho place occu pied by Mr. Wilson. Whichever i; cho sen the State will bo worthily and ably represented. Massachusettshas been for tunate in having Henry Wilson in the Senate, and will be fortunate with either Boutwcll or Dawes as his successor. Considerable effort has been made to con nect them with the Credit Mobiiier -cau dal to damage their chances of election, but their reputation for integrity is so r -s lablislied that the effort against them i- "I no avail. We shall not lie stu pri- d to witness a pretty warm struggle, but after the contest is over the elements will I'h down in peace ^nd harmony and. Massa chusetts will continue to hold tie- power in the Senate which a long line of aide men have gained for her. If other States would copy her example in putting their best men into places oi le.p.eicii.;y they might profit by it. The serious loss of life and property shrougH vessels carrying deck-loads lias arrested the attention ot English underwrit-?rs. It was stated at a recent meeting of second-class ship insurance associations that thirty vessels car rying deck-leads, and belonging to too Xorth of England, had been lost on their voyages from Quebec to the United Kingdom fast fall, and that fifty per cent, of the litre fi-.-t hk-ii left the St. Lawrence in the lull of the year, timber-laden, for England, were either lost or missing. It was computed that the actual loss to the Xorth of England in Ship’s cargoes this winter, through the abandonment of largo vt eels laden witli timber from Ann riea in tho Atlantic, was between £200,000 ar.J £300,000 and the larger proportion of the loss, with the fearful sacrifice of life which ensued, was owing to vessels carrying deck cargoes. A new branch of industry is calling loudly for development at the Snntli. ar.d Northern capitalists are urged to seize upon the oppor tunity to make f rtiir.es at one-. The idea is i the formation of a company for the catching and skinning of alligators, and subsequently for tanning their hides. Alligator hide, it is claimed, is greatly superior to that of cattle, 1 and as the Southern rivers are overrun with that pleasant reptile, such a company could j not only make their labor? profitable to them- selves, tut at the same time blessing to the j community. The plan -cents to be highly j practicable, and doubtless before many ciont! j we shall have occasion to notice the hicor- poration of divers independent protective mu tual alligator skinning an tanniug compan ies l'he Missouri Ih publican is no longer a democratic, but an independent paper. Here is w hat it says of the Louisiana business “It is try such hard lesson? tint we are comit y to understand at last that we arc a nation, and white we do not undertake to pronounce tor or against the decision of Judge U or ell on its merits, it must be recognized as the law of the Louisiana case until it is reversed or modified by a higher tribunal. V- to the per sonal merits of bVarmoth, and the possibly equally bad men who are opposed to him in the litigation, they are entirely aside from the question GENERAL NE US. Cincinnati has voted a million dollars for the building of a railroad along the Ohio river, up into the coal regions. Eleven hundred immigrants arrived at Houston, Texas, fer settlement in that State, on the 20th and 21st ult. The laws of Iowa no longer make any dis tinction b. tween husband and wife in tlivir control over their own property. It is a satisfaction to 6ce cold down below §112. Specie payment will gradually lake care of itself, depend upon it. There is reason to believe that the sudden emigration from Soutiicrn Italy to the United States is secretly encouraged by tbc«govt rn ment of King Victor Emanuel. A novel idea at the funeral of a Xorthfkld, Vt., man who died the other day was the tak ing up of a collection for his widow and six fatherless children. Some thirty-five or forty brakvtc. a on the Bolton and Albany freight trains refused to work Friday last, because of regulations is sued on that day requiring them to remain on the outside of the c.ir« all tin way from Wor cester. Miss Anthony has been promised an 1 ova tion" by the National Suffrage Association, which meets at Washington on the 10th of February. Gov. Washburn of Massachusetts in. par doned sixty criminals during the last twelve months; that is more than one a week throughaut the whole year! Fans alternately branched with mother-of pearl and feathers, or ivory or feathers, have just been introduced. They are v. rv beauti ful, but serve little purpose as a fan. It i. reported that Bcv. W. C. Clark, late of the Brooklyn, Myrtle Street Mission, is to he put (’ll trial for having cstablisMbd n clmrch lottery scheme recently, notwithstanding that lie lias withdrawn from the Methodist Conti r enee because of the complaints made. A pretty waiter-girl in Sacramento City amuses herself by blacking the f ees, with cork or lampblack, of inebriated individuals who may happen to visit tin* saloon re she “keeps.’' The reason that Forrest did n t mire from the stage was because ho believed nu n lived longer in active life—“just like a ship," said he; “she'll last twice as long on the c, an as sic will in the pocks. Judge Nelson has received a highly compli mentary letter from about seventy of the most distinguished members of the liar of the United States Supreme Court, expressing their deep regret at parting with him. Conferences have been held looking to a consolidation ot the Fitchburg, Vermont, and Massachusetts, and Troy and Boston railroads, with a view to a continuous line under otto management. The approaching completion -——_s_— of the Iloosno tunnel is supposed to have given nn impetus to this proposed union. The official relations between Secretary Belknap an G neral Sherm n bgve boon ar- j ranrred amicably. The quiet progress of a wedding ir. a Con- qecticut vil! igo church roc. ally vs inter rupted by nn amusing Jnel lent. In r pealing the words, -1 f you know of any just cans.*,” etc., the mil i- ter looked straight at a nervous young man directly i:t front id him. The fellow sprang up with much It ute and trepi dation and blurted out: ‘•0:1, no, bless mo 1 not the slightest objection, sir." One of ilte heroines’ l the n- is dead* 1 Mrs. Sarah 11. Smith of Newbury port, who will be remembered by thousands of soldiers from the eastern states with grateful feelings by her attentions white a nurse in the army of the l’otimmc, died la-: i'iiurs.liy night ia Boston. She i- to bo htni.-d at Newburypcrt i us ler the auspices of tit* Grand Arc v of the Republic. IV f. Gjodaleof Bowdoin CollegeUdeliver- i big a course of lectures before Hie Peabody Institute of Baltimore upon Botany. The American of that city speaks in the very highest terms ot praise of the first lecture. It says it evinced such mastery of the subject and su«h ppy faculty ,>f presenting a scien tific view i t the .-tructure of seeds end phe ne—;, a of generation, tua it delighted thS au ditors. VOLIT1CAL. Postmaster King nod Sergeant-at-arms Ordway of tb.o National House of Representa tives are undcr-tnod to decline a re election. The election of United States Senator from Massachusetts for six years in place of Henry Wilier, whose term expires with the present sesnon, v- ill come before the Lcgi.-lgture, under the law of Congress on Tu.su'.y, the 11th of January. The C.,hi:t.-t session at Washington on Fri day lusted ever two and n half liouts, and a consult Fable amount of department and rou tine business which hr.d accumulated in two weeks was t inside red, but no business of un u-uul or xtrm tdinnrv importance i- true acted. The Siv. iiniiipsl.;:, Eegiaialuie is eoui of CJ3 representatives agd 12 sen.it r?. Tht 1 irge number of the former is designed to ore a representative to tvery town. Tlir ontt st f .r the Svnntorship inKuneu is quite livsiy. Mr. l’enierov has as his com petitor- ti i. I). V. I.owe. lion. A. Phil lips, G -v-rner Harvey, H a. I. S. Kalloch, and I)r. C A. I.osan Tim Tammany Hall General Committee of New V .-tit reorganized on Thursday night, nftei an old-fashioned delegate meeting, at width, in itcvordan.ee wiih Tammany usage, several I'i'n without credentials secured ad mission nr J had to beejectcd. The old “ring' leaders were in the intendency, as predicted, and the officers elects 1 were of the old stripe. The messenger tearing tiic Greet v and Brown elect o il vote f Louisian* has arrived in Washington and placed it on file. The Grant and Wilson vote having arrived some I days previously, both ivts will be presented j at the joint convention of Congress next month, 'l iiis establish, 9 a new precedent, the p selbtlity of contesting c Sectoral votes l>i-ire unprovided for by law. EUllEWS NEWS r-ir Henry Thompson, the eminent surge n. rote the famous pa;, r on pray er in a ret c-nt number of the C.'temporary lleview. A letter from Honolulu cf the loth ult dica:es that owing to the drunken habits of V*’m. Lanau! the legal M.ceessor of Kami hatueha, the natives are not disp issd to at- cent him, but want a Mr?. Bishop, a popular woman there, to succeed to the throne. Fifty sacks of mail matter, bein;* a portion cf the mail due at Halifax by the International railway, arrived Thursday night. All the lines of railw y in the province arc now clear. Five hundred and eighty more Communists have been sentenced to penal servitude and will shortly be conveyed to the French penal colony of New Caledonia. Capt. A. J. Smith, an aged and celebrated Australasian colonist and explorer, lias just died in Castlemainc, near Bendigo, in the colony. ID-went out to Tasmania with Sir John Franklin in the Australian Expedition, and eventually made a temporary sojourn in that island, w here he had charge of the Ho bart Town 0'#-ervatory. lie was also with the Erebus and Terror in the Arctic Expedi tion. XL iV PCI:LICA TIOXS. The third volume of the “Yachter., Se ries'' is published by J. R. Oigor.d Co. It is entitled "03 to the Geysers, or the Young achters in Iceland." The description of these wonderful phenomena of nature, spout ing their streams of hot water into the air from the bowels of the tarih, is interesting and instructive, while the incidents of the trip are entertaining. For sale by J. Frank Pierce. A new book by iiret iiarte is issued by J. K. Osgood Co. Its title is “Mrs. Skagg’a Husband ar.d other Sketches." The contents of the volume are in the well known vein of the author, and will add to the reputation he has achieved as one of the most popular of American writers. .1. Frank Pierce has U for sale. Another work from the pen of Mr. K. L. Hale is published by 11. Osgood Co. Mr. Hale 1ms a peculiar method of putting his thoughts in hook form, but to those who fol low him through they have a more profound meaning than appears on the surface. The title of his last hook is “Iiis Level lte4 an 1 other stories." It is a forcible presentment of the idea that it is better to do one thing well than undertake to do several, an l that to a resolute purpose bent upon the attain ment of some worthy object there is ne such t ong as failure. J. F. Pierce has it for sale. 1 he Atlantic Almanac for 1873, published by J. 11. Osgood ft. Co is beautiful in its colon d outside,and its liamHome engravings, 1 clear type and tinted paper in-ide. It is a publication of some seventy pages, with j everything required iti a complete calendar and eh sice selections of writings to render it interesting and profitable. It will be a luxu ry at the tlr. side ns well as a guide in the counting room. ,T. F. pierce lias it for sale. Harper’s Monthly fur January is received from the publishers. The most attractive feature of this number are un illustrated ar ticle upon The Old Romans at Homo, and n Christmas Carol with illustrations, followed by long and elaborate articles dcicriptlvc of nil tbo features find method* of oeltbrating Christmas, al o finely illustrated. The re maining contents are of an entertaining char acter, such as thi* magazine never falls to furnish. J. F. Fierce has it for sale. The Ladies’ Repository for January is re ceived f.'om the publishers. It his f.r a frontispiece a fine engraving of Rev. Cyrus II. Fay, a biographic:. 1 sketch of whom is the opening article. An article on Horace Gree ley ii among the* contents, and there are many interesting contributions from writers cf talent. Special "votiffs. Consumption can be Cured. SCIlENCKVs I’M MO*IC STREP, tC iil’AC k\S sK AW f 1-: l» T1 the very organ* that nui.-ed th..- cough. J.ive r compl tint and dy-p* p la arc the caiu-M of two-third or the a*t i of c*»u*-umpliou. Many are now complaining with .lull pain in (Vie tide, the how* Is sometime- costive and sometime too loose, tongue coate i, pain in the shoulder blade, leeliug buu.ctuncs v-1 reslie-s, and at other time* drow sy the tood that i« t.tkeu lie* heavily on the slum* acli, accompan t 1 with acidity und bcl hing ot wind. These >ymptom-* usually originate from n disordered condition of the stun ach or n torpid liver. IVr&ous to affected, if 'hey t ike one or two heavy colds, and u the cough in these v ises be suddenly stopped, tin- lung-, liver und stomach log, and remain torpid and inactive and bciore the patient a.vuie ot his situation, the lungs are a mass of sores, and ulcerated, aud death is the in evit *hle result. Schencks Pulmonic Syrup is r.n expectorant, which uoes not contain any opium, no: un\thing calculated to check a ct u. li suddenly. Swheiicli’s Se.iweid Tonic dissolves the food, mixes wuh ihegu-liic Juice of the stomach, digests easily, nourishes the >y.-.*tem. uud creates a healthy circulate n of tho blood. When the bowels are costive, skin sallow, and the p.Aient is of a bilious habit, Schenck’s Mandrake Pills are require The.-e medicine- prep..red by Dr. J. II. SCiiESCK *t t'UN, Northeast corner of bixth and Arch streets, Phil:*.E-hbia. Pen*., and for sale bv Gi-.U C. bbUUWl.s CO, ;>S Hanover street. Boston, and .loliu F. Ht nry, y College place, New York, Wh olesale agent*. For sale by Druggist.- generally. cod&wti DATCHELORES NaTrDYE. Ti splendid Hair i ye Me bcH in thc iccrl'1. The only i rue and PerCct Dye. Harmless, Keli able and Instantaneous; an disappointment; no ridiculous l t Is oi uupka-aut odor. Remedies the iil effects of bad dye- and washes Produces 1m iLiUAlLLl Mipelb lil.ACK UK NATCUAL HuuW.n, end le.tV* s the h.nr CI.HAV, >oFT AND HEAtTlFl L The genuine signed »V. A. I’.atehClor. bold bv all Druagists. V’!IA\ P.ATC’HLl.OR, Prop., .V. Y. n »vll-snt&wlv GAIiriONt LEA&PERRi*s' •WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. Buyers arc cautioned to avoid the mmieroiit Counterfeitf and Imit.'tioas ofleivd for «nlc. JOIl\ DlMAA' Si *O.VS, Xr\r York. octl('-spu*'3:ii\vly Agents lor the Cniied ftotoH Sage Cheese. [fl.iVK jast received lot of CHOICE -AuE CUE't »E, ids a let of very nice Plain Cliccsc, From tie sAXUT IUVER CHEESE FACTORS II. A. B. C »i A.M* 1. fc H. Choice Groceries AI;E ioll chcnp At n. a. c. ciLUM.i.ri1:-. Corn Syrup and Sugar Syrup _At CHAN'Dl.ER’S. n WANTED! Reform School, nn cnni.irrk min for ‘i't.tut. A Hr.- 1* iriL'W’.d. __ __ W. SCOTT 11 ILL, in. D„ O-J30 r.r.d P.osideace, 1S2 State St., Augusta, Near CatUulio Ctui.cli. Orr:., C7. apr24-t&wtf Office Hours, 10 to 12 A. M. J. B. BELL, IVL O., Coriivr Oak mid Sidle J."VV. TOWARD, M.D., i IIYoHHA^ _AM; SIKG10K Offis t *>cj &u*ie hirerl, L >i Bon- a of free Baptist chinch.' \m. MHkfcTT H IKOOkEH, OFFICE, STATE ST2EKT first lioor North cf the Cushnoc House. ai:gC8Ta. Dr. Ci nokor’a office hours from 9 to 12 A. M; Dr. C:*:E*tr* 2 to .F» 1*. M. rnay.dl-rtt GTJY iHLTRJSTEJR —DF.ALEH I>~ Coal xicl Hay, Stovo, Egg, Furnace and Black smith’s Coal f onstAiidy t.u hand. Office at tore o* II. A. Hull, Granite Hall Block. maylMtf Id. C. CLEMENT. -DEALEU IN W. X. Goods, Family Groceries, Fruit, Confr'/Ionery, Nuts, Pickles, Pipes, &c. Tobaccos ami Cigars Wholesale. Opposite Augusta ronnOry. AUGUSTA, ME. sepui.v*tt X Now OITor For Sale vsrsT -.uai t v r. lot oi Prompt Paying City Bonds, Paying Eight Per Cent, p r annum. BOYNTON, Align-i :i, j:ii* 1 -TLi Dealer io Bonds and Soeuritk*. Boarders Wanted, Vr the house formerly occupied by Oil* M. Turner, on iptol street. miss j am: howaud. Align ta, Jan. 1,1872* J «n(Mw Mansur’s Music Rooms i ND OFFICE has just been removed to his house i\ at the Junction" of tiiovo and Gage btieeis where good mule* in Hie bent of Pianos, organ* and Melodeous tn iv Mill bo had. Instruments to rent. Mr*. R. M. dnn*urcan accomm -dote akw more scholar* w ith niuslo lesson* on the plan or oigoi. 1 ihtru-tion boohs uud luubio lor Hale. Hi* puDti.'limg ofti e remain* t formerly, over Mr. li tstn IP* fhoe 8'ore. Augusta, Jau. 2,1S73. Jand-Jtf Boarders Wanted. riUIE subscriber will accommodate at hi* large JL and convenient boarding Uouso at the

Corner St-.ta and Bridge Sts., Augusta, about fifteen additional boarders. Please apply in person. Saiinlaction gnftautcod. 1 have air good ommodations fur boardiiffc horse*. I.. WAI.DKOJJf. AndiiPta, Doer 10,1872. dtcll-jit

For oO Cents a Pound At CHANDLER'S, Market First Class Hotel in Augusta for Sale! eom!’,,lcJ ’•>'iI: hMl:h 1 retire Jr--1 boMnoss, trill nil the v. n li.ntrn b ,ia 'J ttk mansion i-ioxjsio:, Together with tin? Furnit-.ro and J,ivory tables c.nncc'.ed with tii 5,imo, at a fair valuation. The hou-e is thi-M* stoics high, eo..t iiii;ng elgmiy corns. The dining loom wid scut one hundred and lii’ y j'ers n-. A large anu commodious otikv, w ,th re tiling ro an and parloi Ac. CunuecUd u ith the hotel .no twog *od stable.* with tails lor m t.i-ria. it is ccntcrul v Mtuated on tiatu sheet. on a itiiiurclot Coinpi isi»g niwiv than two acres, tVoniiug on ht.itf t et. and b and a on the noil i#v Court sueet and on the we t liv Chapel street, m iking a good i.ivestment in real e t.be 1 his is in* ordiu ,iy or portunify tor a person who ilesiui'in engage in a -p iv ntg ho;el bn hie a-the bev ks 01 the hoi se f r the past eight years will dem'Ubti.ite. Any one. u ishiug to purchase i? in\ited t.) in poet the priuiiies and ex* atniiM the books. A Uige ooltioa of the p .relive* ui »:u v u mu in o i tin*:.g.t. e. the premises ar not sold by the 1 >th ot 1‘cbi u.*rv next the unde, .-igned will le the real estate to responsible parties lor a tenn ot year?. M. s llAYElt, ITopr.cter. August i, .January 0. 1^7 J. j Ui7*tU Irak or so JUt. For Sale. ’Oul) c legible city houses and loti aatl so-m VJ farm Iaints on good terms. 1*. -.•feat;, houses and lota vary from tv» «f*Voo Apply to E. W. 'V UlTEiiOUSE, Att'y at La w. Freeman's Rank Ruilding, Augusta, Me. TENEMENT TO LET 4 CONVENIENT To u e ui v n t with twelve room?, to jC\ LI, on Gage street. t or particui.u a apply to Mit3. \V. K Wta l i»N. No X bt: f« street. Augusta, Nov 3. 1372. novOdif PIANO TO KENT i iXQUIUEof A. T. TUOili'.SUX, Ti e as i.» t o lice, Maine Con Ira i U. It. Co. Augusta, Oct.iil, 1372. •.'ci21-*if HOUSE LOTS FOB SALE. rpEN HOUSE LOI'2 17lug in the heart of the city X of Augusta; two on Green alivot, four Ik a. irpj.cn Chapel street, and four on T'-ipp.'.n I’huA-. Terms easy. For lifrthcr informal ion inquire oi A. It. Ear well at hoii*e on St,, to street. or ofsaunie Titcoiub at his oiliee, we-i side W.:i«i street Augusta, May 6, 1372. may 7-ttY House for Sale. 1 OFFER for sale my lmuse ---i Grove street. No. 103. tin at bargain. duldii Augusta, Dec. 4. 1372. CEO.W. I.ITTEfr 1EED. PHOTOGRAPH ROOMS TO S KI -IN V It 1> 1 N E K Fine Suit of Rccnris, have U>sn use,', ns i holograph rooms for fxeiilj y.nrs, wax. ii c n r .vim vi* ripply I«mn ocl j atclv -TO Palmer «cS3 Oo., 56 Water St., Gardiner. r.w>\ i'*tf FOR KENlT EVERAL good an 1 desirable 'in.I rer-e ments, ia this city. Apply to K. W. \VHl i*K 11 >t' -h\ Att'v :,t Law, Freeman’s Bank Building Augusta, Me.* Houso for Sale. Ufs’ Chestnut street, south of Green. House and ell each two lie* Bui t last bwHimei House is 22x29 and ed i.- lf.\23. Kuiiruy llui-hed. Double parlor, dining*: *0111, hit* hen avd one Bleep ing room below slab.-; bix Hcepiug rooms In tec oi.d btor; cellar under houv :ihd *.- it i-i m toi tvl hy leading phy i L pleasant to take, and CCBFS KVLttv iiMK. Coughm Coftls, Hoarsem ss, liionehit:*, Aithrna Inllu nza, aud nil diseases of alike nature. The children like it and they U*U it cures their Cold aud makes them it* 1!; And mother seek the store to try it, With hundreds who desire to buy it. Beware r.C worthless imitations. See that the name 01 F. W. l\ insman Is blown in the glass of the bottle. Price ::5 t cuts per bottle. For Mile by all druggists and medicine dealers. Sample bottle and Circulars free by all dealers. $5000 Reward lur .1 better article! $1000 Uewuid for a case it will not cure F. \V. KINSMAN, Prop. Augusta. Me. NS holesale Agents, Warren-L. Aldcn A o., It n gor: John F. Henry A o New Norh; b. t. Good* win ,t Co., Boston; J. W. i\rk u-» A (.0., Portland For sale hy .1. F. Put eu. Granite Block, Blood Rowe, No 121 Exchange St., and tluilow A ■sweet., 1 Smith Block, 1! II. Sutler. Bangor. A I the Druggist.*1 lu Augusta, llallowell aud Gardiner, and Lewi* Selbing at the state House. Boarding for Horses. rpuK subset ibel Ini, accuininod:)! joilt) sit Isis stable 1 lur several horse.. Tbo horses will be kepi anil delivered to ilu ir owner* In liny p in of the city. r.U TIBHETTA, Augusta, I>ee. 10,1872. Jlf Western Avenue. ACCEPTABLE MUSICAL PRESENTS! To a lady friend. A Mvict-Tuuul Made Dot. Coating liom $3 00 to $10) 00-. The large boxes arc wonderfully powerful and harmonious. Ail ElegautUnitAi'. Prices from $1 50 to W) A Violin. Nyv, n Lady’s instrument. $"’.o0to $50 tO. (For the Boys amt Girls.) Drums, Concertinas, Accoide-nn or FlutinaB, Clarionets, Flutes. Flageolet-', Fifes. All these, of al v rieties. and of the best manu facture, together w ith an unrivalled block of It AX D 1X5 Tit l' MOTS, are for sale at moderate prices by JOHN a 11A.VNE3 ft CD., 33 Court St., (oppo*»ftl Court House), Bo-ton. mavl u lv WJEIY DON T y ou have a set of tho=e splendid new eastern for your sewing machine They don’t interfere with the working ol the miuhinc, and al low you to wheel your machine ir- m r*». in to room with perfect case. 1 ittud to any leading machine, by FULLKUft CAPKN, devCOdSw lil Water Street, Augusta. m iooo IHincis Registered Con pon :o o ]kf X3 m ?Ju?t received and for sale by E, E. POTTER ueir&AJL, either at YVholosjilt; or JLtetnil, •rMch ra*jr n^cn him, wnd R4IEB A V A V O R A L as arc offered at our Sales Rooms in We ccr Vorit or Bostoii. f*o!t American watch company. H. E. LCtI:INS. Troas’r PENSION sTftSteT INCREASED Pensions procured for all soldier* \\Lj have received 2i $g0 or #2o p*w monih -tadet ..vt oi June, if.2 unhoutj'tt or expznstlo such is send ii.e ti.eir »\ueion tutific.Uc*. Inert,we j procu 1 for those drawing a ie-s rate w here the ■vuc Lk/j mu il lor i n* disability incurred in the c nit. d o scr.ic In 'hi* last^clas* those de -Iru the iiici i i abandoned ly other atrornevs solicited. This is one ot tin* oldest war claim agencies in the United state-. have record* ot all Maine soldiers •f the late war, and peciods ot service Of companies ot the war of JM2. Addicss bbO. E. WEEKS, U. S. Claim Agt. 2mf Augusta, Me. IMEitlCAa EUKEIGN JPATXJIT8 It. II.~EDDY, SOLICITOR OF PaTEX'J'8 For Inventions, Trade Marks, or Desiga, .Vo. 70 State Street, (apposite Kilby Street) BOSTON VFTTR au extrusive practice of upward* of 3b year-, continues to secure Patents in the Uni* ed Stales; also in Croat Britain, France and other oreign countries. Caveats, Specifications, Assign* nents, and ill papers for Patent*, executed on .eawomible terms, with dispatch. Researchesmade o determine the validity and utility of Patents oi inventions, and leg. I and other advice rendered In ill matters touching the same. Copies of the claims if any parent furnished by remitting one dollar. Assignments recorded in Washington. No Agency in the L uittd Mutes possesses superb or facilities for obtaining Patent*, or ascertaining the patentability oi inventions. All necessity of u journey to Washington to pro cure a Patent and the u-uut great delay there, are here saved inventors. Testimonials. “I regard Mr. Eddy a.* oue ol the most capable u; 1 mu e.-siul practitioners with whom I have hail jfficial intercourse. CHARLEsi MASON, Commissioner of Patents.'* “I have no hesitation in assuring Inventors mat they cannot employ a man ffiore competent and trustworthy, and more capable of putting their ap plications in u form to secure for them an early and favorable t ousideratiou at Hie Patent Office. EDMUND BUUlvE, Lute Commissioner of Patents.” “Mr. R. II. Eddy ha- made for me over THIRTY ijiplhv.tions for Patents, having been auccessftil in utmost every ca-**. Such unmistakable proof ol great talent end ability on his part, lead* me to rec ommend all inventor* to apply to him to procure their patents, as they may be sure of having the most laithlul attention bestowed on their cases and at very reasonable charges. JOHN TAGGART.” Boston, dan. 1. IbTU. 13*2 IMPORTANT, Mcii Medical Discovery. Consumption, Chlorosis II otii l.itu, lauirli, Annuli., DlSPEPSIiand PriJIOXABE IlBKRllF.s Hailically Curril With I lie Elixir J. F. Bernard of Paris luioiui ill*m amt 111st• ucuunsbelli(Froo t j*II who desire it by addressing V. Dtritniil Co., tfolc Agniti, I*. O. Box 4W5. Ui lldam ?t., N. Y uuvilO \v;im ronvt>roKs.” Ton per cent. Kansas Township Registered Bonds. #*vcn perveot. Town flouds of Y. Full particulars furnished. For snlo by RANDALL II. FOOTD CO. Iy20 Bankers, ”0 Broadway, X. Y.

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Baity JSrnntkr lanrnsi. |«KS FAB WORKINGMEF. When a young man marries, or expects to enter me matrimonial state, ono ot the1 first things demanding his attention should j be the necessity of a home; and not a t rented home, but a home where every im-,' provement he makes to his house, every ’i tree or shrub he plants, shall be his own. Mach has been said and done toward'the accomplishment of this end; but our peo- Jile have not thought enough on this sub- ect. They have not made calculations proving to themselves how much might be saved tor that purpose. Many men drink enough, the expense of which, if added to the time lost in taking it, and in talking to others while doing so, would in a few years build them a home of their own, where the wife and child would rejoice around their own fireside, and cultivate the roses and other flowers that dispense daily fragrance around the homes even ot the most humble, where they are made to bloom. There is a pleasure in saying: "This is my house; this is my homestead. It it not in my assets, and if I fail in busi nets my creditors cannot turn my wife and children out of a house and home. They have no right to expect the house to go for u»v debts. I have provided for such an emergency.” If the man of business should be paralyzed or otherwise disabled, or should die, iris wife and iiitle ones have a home that will embalm the memory of the husband and father in the hearts of the wife and children.—Examiner. MAINE CENTRAL Railroad Oompanv Consolidated Loan. Expressly Authorized BY THE LEGISLATURE. _ SOW OFFER* FOR SALE, A Limited Amount "iw>OF ITS— BXIVEM f’JSR CBMT, Consolidated Bonds! $«tld Ro&his L.'.ve ijriy yt$:,? toiiio uLu m't ty Etprcn Authority of thr Z.««iiiUtare u lUUt, —SECURED A Joint and Several Mortgage \>Q the iri.t uii the pu.perty real and per«oaa!.of the •.•>U«*in$un‘?»:iJ railroad* K» Wtt>- THE MAINE CENTRAL, PORTLAND l KENNEBEC, SOMERSET KENNEBEC ANDROSCOGGIN, LEEDS AND FARMINGTON RAILROADS. The Security is Ample! •No hewer nr nater ujveuuntnt lor (met funds cap he made. They ftre ot the denominations ul $100 $500, Sloop —AND— $3,000, Registered and Counon, —with— Interest payable semi-annually lit Boston. Price Par and Interest. For Sale in Boston by BREWSTER, SWEET CO.. 40 STATE STREET, And in Aurusta, By B. E. POTTER BROTHER, FREEMANS RANK BVILDIMJ, By the Treasurer of the Maine Cen tral Railroad Company, And by\B’M. T.JOIIXSOX^Cash ier of the Granite National Bank of Augusta. jnue28-teooro’ and Koeklarid at 7 and 11 50 A. M for Hall otell and Uardiuer 7, K, 11 50 A. M., 2.15.3 0' 5.30, 0.30P.M. The" and 1150 A.M. and 3,40P.M. rairs connect at Brunswick with trains lor Hath and -ewiston. The3.30 A. M. and 4 0:- i>. ji. trains onnect at Baugor with trains cnE.SN.A. H’v for it. John, Ac. Freight trains leave Augusta for Portland and loston at 7.10 A. M. 12 sop. Al.; forSkowhegannml danger at 9 A. M. T,.I„ LIXCOl.N, Act’g Snpt. Angnstn, lice. 2,1S72. No Person crui take these Biller* icc« in? to d red ion?. d rein i xmwtt ;-r their bones are not destroyc.. 1; V s‘ 1 !:cr meat s and the vital org.v.u wiuted beyoud ihc io.nt Dy»pepB!s or Inrtljje*! Ion. Hei Jic. Pdi in the bhouidets, Cot". i of the tine**, Sour ErucTV.ioux eft Stomach, lad i is in the Mouth, L A Palpitation tre Heart, Inflammation of the I c Pam in die region of live Kulnevs, and a hundred oilier painful symptoms ase the offsprings of Dyspeps'a.... 1 complaints it lias r.o equal, and one bottle v. prove a setter guar- an tee of its merits than a lengthy advertisement. For Female Complain?** n young or e !d, married or single, at the dawn of womanhood, or the turn of life, these Tonic Fitters display, so dee ded an influence that a marked improvement is soeu percep ^For Inflammatory ajid Chronic Rhcr. matlem and Gout, Bilious, Remittent and Inter mittent Fevers. Diseases of the B.ooc, Liver. K. cue vs and Bladder, these Bitters hn.'-e r.o equal. Such V ease? are caused by Vitiated B ood, wh.ch is gcrcrauy produced by denotement c f the Digestive Organs. They tire a Gentle Purgative well p.i a Tonic* possessing also the peculiar merit of ac*. as a powerful agr.it in. relieving exertion cr I mat ion of the Liver and Visceral Orgaus, and in Diseases. _ _ For Skin Diseases* Eruption.?, Tetter, h Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pustule*. Br name, are literally due up and carried out of the system in a short time by th* use of these Litters Grateful Thousands proclaim ViNtCA? B’T TERs the most wondertul lavigorant that ever vustaiued j 'vaLkVh' h '.’V, li. II. Mi DOS ILD CO., Druggist. srd Ur... A.-t.,, Sin I -me:ico. Ca!.. irdcor of Wa«h:nct'"- and Charlton Sts New York. SOLD LV ALL DkUGu»I3** .ND i'EALLRo. TlRAiySIS AND DEFORMITIES CURED. •i*lis Orwm Springs Health iaafitute L* located at Amherst, for the treatment and oure ot Paralysis *u all its lornia, bpm:ii DDea ;«.c, Contracted Odids and t.imb=. Crooked i an 1 i Hands, Enlarged Joints, Wry NV’W Gurvr.tii! e? ol the Spine, Hip Disease*. Rickets, St. Vitui’s D.iuce and All X3eformltJer3. Neuralgia, Rheumatism, and all Lamenc?- h. i vous Diseases, Gout, Convulsions, Discaos of Brain, Heart and Lungs, Caucers, Hysteria, Xc. Apply toUEORDKW. RHODES. Yf.D.. Aml:m =t I Mass., or to K. F. FAXON. ESQ., Agent for the In stitute, No. 1, Pemberton Square, Boston. decl2-fly Williamson Greenwood, A (.ENTS FOR The Meadow Kin? Mower, ami Shares’ Patent Harrow. A large assortment of Ploughs and Plough Gast .np« for Repairs. t\o. l‘i Mrl«lg**'i« Jtlork, FAHMIAG TOOLS —AT WILLIAMSON GfiLENWOOD’S. Agents lor Buckeye Mower anj Cucnmbor Pinup.___ Kaler Brothers If? the "Place to -Buy -YOUR Dry Goods Kennebec Savings Bank. This Bank Is not required to make re turns to assessors. DopoBlta made on cr before the 10th day of any month will be dated back to the First day of the some month. Ou First Monday in May and November of each year a dividend a ill be made on all depwdin stand in? at ttm.-e date?, which have been on deposit one full mouth. Extra Dividends made every fourth year. Dividend* as soon as declared arc added to the principal, thus compounding the intere«t every six months. Loan* made to depositor- on depositing theh Buuk Book as security. Office in Freeman’* Hank Huiidint;. J. L. ADAMS, Treasurer. W. F. HALLKTT, President. Augusta, Cct. *22. 1*7*2. niarH-t&wftm Tie 'll to! Mi tf America lltiillbful Cliuislr, I roc lloidrs, tjwd Markets. THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL KOAD offers for sale in Lands in Control and Western Minnesota, embracing: 1 The best of Wheal Land; i. Kscclieul Timber for the Mill the Farm and the Fire; 3. Rich Prairie Pasturage i and Natural Meadow, watered 1 v clear Lakes and running streams—in a Healthful Climate, v'far1 ;rch, 1 -72 get Patterns FUKK. near th» rid road. i>y one and wo years’ residence. THAN SPORT ATI O N AT RED UC E13 RATES furnished from all principal point Ka-t to purchasers ol Railroad Lands, and to 8eUler.-©n Government Homestead*, purchaser*,their w ives and children carried free over the Northern I* v Road. Now is the time for .Settlers ami olo:t!c to get Railroad Lands and* Government Homestead* clo.-c to the track. Heml for Pamphlet containing full inidrnuitmn. map and copy ol New Homestead Law. Addle-* LAND DK1 A KT M FAT, NORT11 K US I'U.IKK RAH.ROAD. ST. PAI L, MINN., i Or U9 FIFTH A VKNl K, C tUh M., New York nm> iW* 1 yooi 1.% u row Elegant Style CLOAKS —at Kaier Brothers’. lllumlualluRand Lubrieallug Oil., Lnui|>> BBd Lamp Rood. In Vultl) 'I’m; (.KMTSK DOWNEU KEUOsKNK ami 1 MISEltAL Bl’EKM OII.S, )i5* lilul Iir( I Teat. TUe»« oils m* chemically pure, eafe ami I agreeable, hh all will certify who have uaed them j On .ale, in in quantities to" -nil purchaser*, at 1(|. 1 OKI) »n« CO., New York, Boston, Mass.; Chicago, III.; San Fran* cisco, Cal.__ decKMw ri'O THIS WORKING CLASS, male or female, 1 a week guaranteed, ltespectable employ ment at home, day or evening; no capital required lull instructions and valuable package of foods to -tail with. Sent free by mail. Address with 6 cent return stamp. M. YOUNG A CO.. Id Cort land St., New York. dec.’.Vfw AtlENTB WANTED FOH Prof. Fowler’s Great Work On Manhood. Womanhood and their Mutual Inter-relations; Love,its Laws, Powtr, etc. >enu tor .netMUcn and rircnlo'-. o,th t,-riii». A.ltit.,'33, NATKisAI. lTllLlsllING GO.. Phils.■ Pa. ___doc.''. LOOK! FREE TO ALL! ecn l’KU WEEK TO AGENTS, MALE OR FK J)DU male, To all who will write for an Agency we w.tt «eml a copv ol that ITender of Worden." the 11.1. Lb TRATEO HORN OF PLENTY. It con tains over Oily bcandTul illustrations, and will be scut FREE to all who may write. Address I _U.\k siue, Paterson, N. J. decio-tw DO KT T Bo deceived, but for coughs, colds, sore tbivat, hoarseness and bronchial difficulties, use only WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS. Worth!?*® Imitation* arc on the market, but the omy svientiiic preparation of Carbolic Acid for Lung diseases is when chemically combined w ith other well known remedies, ns in these tablets*, and all parties arc cautioned against using any j ether. Iu all cases of irritation of the mucous mem* braue these ablets should be freely used, their cleansing and healing properties p.rv a«t?ui8hlng. He warned, rover neglect a cold, i» easily cured in its Incipient state, w hen it becomes chron ic the cure 19 exccediuglv difficult, use Well’s Car bokc Tubl ts £9 a specific. JOHN q KLEI.LiB k,, 13 Platt M., New 3 ork. bale Agent for United States. Price 25 rent a box. Send foi Circular. dec25-4w_•__ Crumbs Gf Comfort Hjc Ladies’ Friend. Ail. your grocer for it. Bartlett’s Blacking ai way s give 3 alisfaction. Try i t. PEARL SLUE 1 fit- ibelaandrvha.o: c-.p-i'. tuLO BY GROCERS j K. A. RAKLliE IT A L O I!S. I IT N. Fronts!,. I phis, lid Cl..,oaUr- P X i R*Broad-.!.. Bos-: Son -.Uotodw t II i unequalled by any known remedy. It m ill erad- icate. exthpate and’thoroughly deatrodfcll poison- ku sub-lame* in the Blood and will effe tually i di-pel all predisposition to bilious derangement. Is there want of action in your Liver and Spleen? Unless relieved the blood becomes ini,.ure by deleterious secretions, producing scofQlous or skin diseases, Blotches, Felons, Pus tules, Canker, Pimples, Ac., &c. Have you a Dyspeptic Stomach P Unless digestion is promptly aided the system is debilitated with poverty of the Blood. Dropsical tendency, general Weakness aud Inertia. Have you woakness of the Intestines P You are in danger of Chronic Diarrhea or lull anima tion of the Bowels. Have you weakness of the Uterine or j Urinary Organs Y You arc exposed to suffering in its most aggravated form. Are you dejected, drowsy, dull, sluggish or depicted in spirit with head-ache, buck-ache, coaled tongue, uud bad tasting mouth For a certain remedy for all these diseases, weaknesses, and troubles; for cleaning and puri tying the vitiated blood and impart ng vigor to all the \ital forces; for building up and restoring the m eakened constitution, USE JURUBEBA, which is pronounced by the leading medical au thorities of London ancf Pari« “the mo-t w»werfui tonic and alterative known to the medical world.” This i* no new anil untried discovery, but has been long used by the leading i hysicians* of other coun tries wi h tconrlerjul remedial results. Don’t weaken and impair the digestive organs by cat ha rue 3 and physics; they give only tempo rary relief; indigestion, flatulency, and dyspepsia, with piles and kindred diseases, are sure to follow their use. Keep the blood pure and health is as sured. JOHN KELLOGG, 1* Platt St., New York, Sole Agent fSrthe United State*?. Price One Dollar per Bottle. Send for Uirciiar. dc :2J-4w i OUTFITS FREE I Agents Wanted livtrj whur l-w THE MOTHERS'GUIDE Tins is the bc-i opportunity now offered to agents t mamas- tor a live book. Every mother needs and wants it. It sells rapidly. Experienced canvassers pronounce it the be»t telling book in. the market. Send far circulars and see our extra liberal term.**. Ad ire- on tines i ai. PUUl.LMliXG Co.,4 Bond St. N.Y.L’iry. __decltMw_ un. mv nn. C'MPHORINE The great discovery for the relief of pain and a sure and iuunediate cure for Rheumatism—Chronic and Acute, sprains, Sore Throat, Bruises, Chilblains, Pain in Chest, Bark or Limbs, Croup, Still .Joints, Minins, Inflammation, Neuralgia. Bums aud Scalds Bullions, t ro.-ted Feet, Catarrh, Ac. it has a pleas ant and refreshing odor and will not grease or stain the most delicate labric, which makes it a Luxury in every Family. Price W ceir s per Bottle. For -ale by all druggist*. REUBEN iioYT, Prop.,2Ud Greenwich St.. N. V. deolO-iw fgk u afQOQg all daiieti Old people, the mid V# *2 die aged, those who are Just entering life, and youth of both sexoa buy and read 3 with’the greatest profit. J2 MY JOLLY FRIEND’S SECRET, ill DIO LEWIS’ a*t and best book. it in meeting with the greatest success; and there’s .TKLVf, i.V MT. Send for our circulars, etc., whith are -eht free, UKO. MACLEAN, Bo-ton. det 10-4w \U.MS U AM I U. \t 1 ATuNlK. 'IVut a 1*1 l.i: of money in it. The people t v»ry wlitre are KAGllH to buy the milium lc his tory of LIVINGSTONE’S nYfccovr.ui rs ami TilKl 1,1.1 NG ADVENTl RES during \c:u'k in AFltU A, with uceouut of tiie siANLL’i EX PEIil IK >v »vcr wo pages,only sj.rxi. i» sell ing beyond parallel. Al'llON. Beware of Lnfekioh work-. This UthiONLT COMPLETE and RELIABLE work. Send IV»r circular-, and sec PROOF and great sue ce- agents are having. HUBBARD BROS., Pub lishers Boston M.'ib, decKMw Choap Farms Froo Homos On tin*line ol the UNION PACIFIC BAIL BO U>. l i.tUMMMfO acres of the beat Fanning aud Min eral Lands in America. :|,1HH>,000 Acres in Nebraska, in the Platte alley, now lor sale. Mild Climate, Fertile Soil, for Grain growing ami Stock Raising unsurpassed by any in thu United States. ‘Cheater IN Phh i:, more favorable terms given, anil more convenient to market than can be found elsewhere. Froo HomoBtoads for actual Sottlora. The best location for Colonies—Soldiers entitled to a IJonjestead of MO Acres. Send for the new Descriptive Pamphlet, with new maps, published in English, German, Swedish aud Danish, mailed free everywhere. Address, O. F. DAVIS, Land om’r V. P. B. B. Co., Ou tit v Nun. doe 10-4 w Nfto fUjbertiBments. Agents Wanted for Cobbin's Childs’ Commentator ©rVTHE 11IKLE. for the HOME CIRCLE. 1.200 pages, 230 Engravings. The best enterprise of the year lor agent?*, livery family will have it Nothing like it now published. Tor circular* aiMres* H.S. Goodsl t.LJ) a Co., o7 I’aik Unw, New York. I r A T EI A G E ATS o v o i y \v h e rF t o c a u v a s 8 for the History of the Grunt Eire in ItOMton, l»y Co!.. 1U.S8U1.L II. C'ONWELC, the graphic writer anil celei.rated orator. The writer was an eye-witness. This will he the only correct and C'.unplete account, aud must n il rapidly. 1>. B. BI 9SEXI 1’ bl Boston, M VGr:\TS \Y tA'TED.-We guarantee employ ment l all, either 11:x, at j* a day, or fci.tub or inon; year. New work.** I»y Mm. II. U. Stoicc and others, fcupeib premiums givenaff»v. Money made lapldly and eaeiiv ..t work lor u*. Write and see. Particulars free. \Yoi: tlflNOlON, Dl si kn A Co., Hartford, Ct._ accidents; JjtBureyn the TBjH EUSBS of Hartford, Ct. fCiACiniwI" A,HIM wanted: All ■bd lO da-,i's i>l M .1 kills' people, «1 nua. x.T...,ri;or old,nuke 11.100 looney at work X,»r us in Weir ep.,re moment-, or uli I lie Unit*, lima at liny tiling el-e. Particular.- Iree. Ailure-s o. .■il'lXaUJt .v i Port mud. Maine. 1823. J(J8tLEE T 173 UcUcr thna Pictures b (he NEW YORK OBSERVER, ih«-Great Ainert> .tu family .Nl w-paper. 03 a Year with the JUBILEE ItFM BOOR SIIIM.Y li. hOlMLA t’O., a? Pa. k ltow, Aew York. SEND fort A SAMPLE ^OPY. m Complete sets of Tools. MfoOT LATnEs\7|VH LOJtoy steam engines. ml DRAWING INSTRUMENTS,| Lie SORRENTO CARVING TOOLS NKj lllustratorl Circular sent free. G00DN0W A WICUTMAN, i3 Cornhlll, Boston.^ TRICKS TRAPS AMEHICA Won! you ir^o-id i. MOSES M. SWAN, Watch maker and JeiveUt h iit iu H u V

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5* R His Stock emorsccfe a nnc Una ol American and Swiss Watches, n gold and silver case, including the celebrated National or Elgin Watch, Waltham, Trem6nt. Bor quin, Bonnett, Pardeaux, Jacot, Ac., In both La dies’and gentlemen’s sizes. rino Gold COM MON >KN>E Jw FAMILY ^EWING EACHISK '1 his machine will stitch, hem. tail, tuck, quilt, cord, bind, braid and embroider in a mod superior man 1^* iht. l*nce omy $15. Fully licensed and warranted for live years. Wo will pay $1,000 ^3 fin any machine that will sew a stronger.morw beautiful, or more elastic seam than ours, it W makes the “Elastic Lock Stitch Every sec* o> on t stitch can be cut, and Mill the cloth can fen not be pulled apart without tearing it. We JJl pay agent' bom $75 to $250 per month and expenses, or a commission from which twice that amount can be made. Address -SF.COMR CO-. Jiiwtoii, Musa.’, Pittsburgh, J Vi., Chicago, 111., or ouis. Mo. i eo 10 iw AGSSNTi WANTED f t BOSTON nnJits Destruction A historv ef this renowned city, from Its earliest settlement to the present lime. Sample copies by mail 50 cent:. declO 4w WM. FLINT CO. Ufl BOO made Dec. 3d by one Agent selling HORACE GREELEY AND FAMILY. A tine engra\ ing. 22x2sSn., sent by mad for $1.00. We a 1 so mail Button-Mule Sewing Machine Thread Cutters, and Needle Threading Thimbu, price 25 cents ea h. Circulars of various other Novelties mailed frequently to all old and new agents, address decKMw A ME KM an NOVELTY t o..j Broadway N. Y. AGENTW. now is our chance I LIVINGSTONE LOST FOUND. 1 he only book on the subject hat tells the whole story. Don’t be humbugged with any other. This has nearly 8 u pagi s. tr$-70 full page Engrav ings and Maps.-«$r Prim* $.1.50. The Prospectus will sell it at sight. For iirst ehoicc of territory, ad dress. at once declO-lw Ml il’AL PUBLISHING CO., Hartford, Conn. GOLD l> NOT MOUG,V AI.l'A til.E Til AN RENNE’S Pain-Killing Magic Oil! "It H'orXs Like a Charm." FOIL FAMILY VSE ITS VAl.ffr IS UNSfHI’ASS. l.D BY ANY KNOWN HBUBDY. It Cures Pain us Water quenches Fire Apply it freely awl thoroughly, and you will ex perience astonishing result*, in eases of Headache? Use ltenne’s Patn-*KilUng Music Oil Toothache l’.-o Itenue’s Pain-Killing Magic oil I Neuralgia 1. so Renne’s Pain-Killing Magic oil j Rheumatism? Use Keiine’s Pain-Killing Magic Oil* Lameness? Use Renne’s Pain-Killing Magic Oil I Coughs,Colds, IVe Renne’s Pain Killing Magic Oil! j Sore Throat? IVo KenneV Pain-lv*llmg Magic Oil! Colic, Use Ucnno's Pain-Killing Magic oil! All agree that it Is a very handy remedy to have f in the house. Buy it of the Merchant where you trade. Sold by Druggist', Slerchauts and Grocers. IV'I. Ilfewr, A. ms, .YIaill,r*etnrrr!il dee 10 w3m& jocc i PI ITsFIKLD, M ASS. Something' IN ew! ^JOR.\ N.OVB for sulc by H. A ll. CHANDLER. E, J. Roberts, D. D. S.! D EI3VTIST, Successor to Dr. 1. S.SKLlD Office First Door North Post Office. Water Street. DU. ROBERTSU grateful for the libera pat ronage he has received, and will endeavor to merit its continuance by tievoting hU time, cure and skill to every case received for treatment. Dr. Roberts recommends NITROUS 03tIDB As an agreeable and cfllcfent anftosthetlo to use lor RXTKACT1.NU TE1.T11. Carious Teeth Gan bo made good as sound, and broken toeth built np with gold. Artificial Toeth Will be Inserted with ee pecial care. With the numerous testimonials which can be 6u nihbed [a offered the follow ing C ARD: 1MU3 u to certify that 1 have knowledge that Dr K. J. U0HKKT8, my successor has had two years’ pupilhgc and graduated at the Philadelphia Dental College, and inclusive has had TEN years experience in practice. I have confidence m hi* integrity a« a man, and in his abilitieH as a Dentist octdldtf ini. I. SNELL. newmTllineryT Mrs. Hodges Wid on .rid :dicr December 5,1972, open a N edv Stock -uF FASHIONABLE MODE MILLINERY. MRS. HODGES* stv-ck 1- N«w and Fresh and wiii j b>? sold at Great Bargains, \s she D desirous of Closing Out the present season, An wA is soikiied before purchasing el^e where. decaff iiSEW GOODS I 'W\\ GOODS Great Variety —-FOR Tin: Holidays 0. C. Whitehouse Co’s. I npr25-ftt Q 3 3 cr* CO 0 1 a >1 o •i S' o' S3 Emery Whitehouse, DEALERS IN Beef, Bork, Veal, Mutton, Lamb, POULTRY, SAISU.E, SALT PROVISIONS, 4f. -also Vegetables of aU Kinds. A. 1. EMERY, FI! \N*K O, WUITEIIOVSE. Augusta, Nov. IS, I'M. novi6-tU Extracts for the Handkerchiefs (In bulk.) Lilly of ttio Valley, Ylang Ytang, Jockey Club, West End, Tleltotrope, Patchouly, Violet, Muak, VERY FINE. At-ii Lubiu'a, nu t otli'rr varieties, at reasonable pHoo*. Tltcorab's Drus Store, WE1T ENI) KENt RRI1XIE. Plum HAVING added Plbmbing to our buslneaa, we are now ready to do work In the plumbing line, Williamson Greenwood. m Dress Goods OX’ ALL XEIKIDS Kaler Brothers). Yota Will Find. The largest stock of Kid Moves IN TUB cm At Baler Brottoera*. Sable and Seal Muffs and Boas. Wheeler Brothers, OARDINBR. V/c are ru.»w prepared K» offer to tbto public the largest, most desirable nnd fashionable Stock H at s, Caps, LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S FURS, ROBES, 6ERTS' FURNISHING GOODS, &C., To bo found on the Kennebec. Comprising nil of tho liAtcst Stylo* and Kinds! The Furs arc of our own in aim fa dure* and Warranted. Ladles' Fur Trimmings in Great Variety. -AI.SO A FINE ASSORTMENT -OF Cents’ Fur, Seal, Otter and Beaver Cap*. Collars and Gloves! Slid a Largo Assortment of Wolf, Bear, Goon and Buffalo Robes, at the Old Prices! 0 We have oonstautly on hr,fid Fur Skins of nil kinds, and are prepared so Sake ordeu to ttrake up to suit tire taste of iu«li vidua! pnrehasois. Old Finn Ink on iu Lw'linnjcc my machine., aifl get my terms ljefore purcharins. Machlnei »ola on Fmj'.ll monthly payment". Call cany. 1 dccis-iAwaw C. H. WILLIAMS, Agent. Hallowell, Me. _ Da Yah Waat a Sewing; Madias -run CHRISTMAS OR ANY OTHER DAY YOU DO!! Then Do Xot Fail to SEE anil TKY tlie Before you jrorehase. It shall speak lor Itself. Domoatle, American, amt Wli OOX cC9 Gitotoa lor sale at the room; of P. LYFOHT), iloeli-fu "Opposite the I’ost Ofllce,” Augusta. M. C. MIHjLjIKESN, Agent for the mont CELEBRATE I> MANU FACTURERn -OF Pianos in the New England States. Ware Room, Clrauitc Block Water Street, Opposite the Post Office, Same entrance Starblnfs Saloon tins Just Keoeiwtl A Lara,© and Well Selected Stock —OP— FALL AND WINTER CLOTHS, Comprisingalj the latest novelties lor Coats, Pantaloons, Vests, Overcoats and Keefer*, w hich ho prepared to make to order iti the very best styles. Having secured the services of Mr. S. K. AUSTIN, whose roputaliou ns n Cutter la among the best, am sulisiied I can please the most fastidious. 1 aui happy to uunounct) alao, that I still regain the ser vices id Mr. CHAKI.KS E. AY hit, a Cutter of well known ability and large experience. READY MADE CLOTHING, My stork of Ready Made Clothing never was so large as at the present time, with prices as low as can bo fouud. _ FURNISHING GOODS. 1 large assortment of Shirt*, Drawers Neckties, 4c., 4e., will be Bold low for cash. ocll#-*4wtf II. T. HOMWOKTH, 174 Water Bt.p Angujw