Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.)
October 30, 1873

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f p e PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED), BY SPRAGUE, OWEN A NASH. TERMS: SEVEN DOLLARS PER ANNUM. SINGLE COPIES, FIVE CENTS. \__ i VOL. IV. _AUGUSTA. MB- THURSDAY MOKNINL. OCTOBER 30. 1873_NO. 258. JUnnrlKC Jmirnal. [publinhcl at Auouhta, Maine, Water Street, ^ot of Court, bjrSPKAUUE. Owen k Nash, Oailg $cnntkt Journal Mssued every morning, except Sundays. It con Hina the latest new* by telegraph and mao, J jea icpom of the Market*, and ha* carefully pro* •red l Olilical and local -article*, and a generoua mouui ol farming, homo and miHcellaneouB read ■r with a full compilation of Ntale new*. irerniH, $7 per innum m advance- $*il payment |aot made within the year. Single copie* 6cent*, be had at the bookstores and at thi* office. [Advertisement* inserted n reasonable term*, tea may be ha on application at thi* office. (Stain liennebct journal Published every Wednesday morning, is the If eat folio paper in the State, containing vs, political articles, agricultural and scientific tter, tales, poetry,anecdotes, household recipes rkets, Ac.. Ac. *erms, $2 per annum In advance. 'ransient Advertisements, $1.50 per lueh for l wee1. cents per week lor each subsequent art I on 'Special Notices, $2.0$ per lucta for first week; 50 !|t» per week for each subsequent week, usiness Notices, iu reading cwiuiune, 20 cents l» line for first insertion; 10 cents per line for each sequent insertion. k. A. B. CHANDLER, t —DE4LER IN— 10ICE FAMILY GROCERIES! C AS, PORK, PFFEE8, LARD. PLOUB, CHEESE, MEAL BUTTER, J SUGAR, EGOS, v SYRUPS, GAT MEAL, MOLASSES, CURRANTS, PICKLES RAISINS, XE CHUP8, PRUNES, 'LIT PEAS, SOAPS, \HAH, TOBACCO, CIOARS, r Burnet’s Flavoring Extracts, Pure Spices and Cream Tartar, Fresh Ground Coffees. 1 MARKET SQUARE. AUGUSTA. ‘■SEND YOUB ORDERS AND GOODS -BY n BRICK’S 1 \Wm RIVER EXPRESS! 4rh leaves Angusta nnrl all points on the Ken r, MONDAY and THURSDAY 1 each week. TURNING—Leaves Boston TUESDAY and AY. l>ltoil Office, H and IO Court Square. *it and vegetables. etc., bought and brought fer by this Express than in any other way. orders receive personal attention. II. A. BRICK, -'usta Office, No. 3 Bridge’** Block. Send toy the inncbec Boston EXPRESS! all Stations on tbe Kennebec Elver, Lewiston, Auburn, Portland and Boston. booting In Boston with all other Expresses South and West. sight Forwarded at Reasonable Id-ftf LITTLE A BEANE, Proprietors. c. CLEMENT, -DEALER IN T. I- Goods, ,'amily Groceries, i, Confectionery, Nuts, Pickles, Pipes, Ac. ccos and Cigars Wholesale. powlte Augusta Foundry. AUGUSTA. ME t-ivtti _ •HBNIX

osurance Company, OF NEW YORK. 1,11 paid nr, $1,000,000.00 surplus, 1,000,313.03. otal Assets, $3,001,313.03 f M. W. FARR, Agent, DAHHY BLOOl. tf AUGUSTA. MK. COMM isurance Company, OP NEW YORK, i

r.pitai *»,BOO,000.00 •UtJan’y, 187S, 4,446,»B*.»S M. W. FARR, Agent. I'iigiit»h anti American steel and empiwving skilled workmen, we can produce a Granite Tool equal ii' not superior to any other In America. Alilj OnDERH PROMPTLY FILLED. No charge made for boxing or trucking in Augusta. Send for our Illustrated Catalogue anil Price List. sepW5-{tf Go to D’Arthenay’s For Laige, Fat, Delicious PROVIDENCE OYSTERS! -ALSO FOB HIS Premium Belfast Clams! Fresh Fish, &c »ept44 ttf Fisli Market Z The subscriber has purchased of H. L. Cushing his interest in the Fish Market, and will continue the business us formerly, keeping constantly on hand Fisli of All Kinds, Fresli, Dried, Smoked and Diekled As the retiring partner is about to leave the State, all indebted to the concern are requested to and settle their accounts. Fish delivered to any part of the city, as usual. CHARLES H. WEEKS, HhI»t Street, near Railroad Bridge, Augusta, August 8, 1873. AUGUSTA. RARE INDUCEMENTS!! -o MV STOCK OF Watches, Jewelry, SILVER AND PLATED WARE, Was never so varied and attractive as at the present time. EDWARD ROWSE, 124 Water Street. W A 1)8 WUK 1 11 SMITU, CUSTOM CUOTHIEES! A Full Line of Fall and Winter Goods Just Received From Boston and Mew York Markets. Large and Complete Stock of Cloths and Piece Goods. Mixed and Plain Suitings. Fancy Worsted Coat ings, Fancy Trowserings. Finest Assortment ol‘ Imported Woolens ever shown in this city. A^-Kverv description of garment, made to order at short notice, and those in want ol FIRST CLASS VVOKiJ will do well to entrant their orders to us. Our CUTTING DEPARTMENT is in charge of MR. B. S. BLACK, who has no superior In his line. CHICKERINO A SONS', H. F. MILLER, and WILLIAM BOURNE. PIANOS. M. C. MILLIKEN, AGENT. Mr. M. give* personal attention to selection ol Instruments. Personal attention given to tuning. Ware rooms, Urantte Block, Water St., opposite Post Office. flsblS-tAwti PARALYSIS AND DEFORMITIES CUBED. The Orient Springs Health Institute Is located at Amherst, Mass.,lor the treatmentand cure of Paralysis In all its torn*. Spinal Diseases, Contracted Cords and l.imbs, Crooked Feet and Hands, Enlarged Joints, Wry Neok* Curvatures of the Spine, Hip Diseases, tuckets,St. Vitus’s Dance, ami All OoformltloB. Neuralgia, Kheumatlsm, and all Lameness; Ner vous Diseases, (iout. Convulsions, Diseases of the Brain, Heart and Lungs, Cancers, Hysteria, Ac. Apply toUEOKOE W. KHODES, M. D., Amherst Mass., or to K. F. FAXON. Esq., Agent lor the In stitute, No. 1, Pemberton Square, Boston. deel'Mlj Signs Painted It. F. MORSE’S, JBLSSWH!0' RiR>BRIDB^ Economy is Wealth! All Klwrtw of Straw and Felt Hats Can be repaired in the Latest Fall and Winter Styles TO LOOK AS WELL AS NEW, For Leas than one-half the pnce of a new one, -AT (has. A. linntkins HAT BONNET BLEACHERY, Ouk St., west ol Post Offloe, AUGUSTA. ME. All order* can be loft at the Bleachery or at tlx Milliners in ihia city or vicinity. oot» tAwtw COAL Of the Very Best Quality And at tin* Lowest Price*, will be delivered in Au* gu«dn by Sanborn A Currier of Hallowell. Order# felt with Hf. WHITHED, No 1» Water SI., will receive as prompt at'enti n us if leA with Sun* bom A Cunje_ ang*5- tf Something New! The HOB RANGE, Au Improvement on all other Itanges, —AT— Williamson Greenwood's, MAINE PROBATE PRACTICE, by Enoa T Luce, lor sale at mar7-t*wtf PIERCE’S BOOK ST' 1 $72 00 EACH WEEK. Agents wanted everywhere. Buslnea Btrictlv la gitiiuatc. Particular* free. Address J. WORTH cCo., St. Louia, Mo. lySl iJustncss „ Corner State and Ureen St». Office hours irom 1 to 3 P. M. d|>r24-r&wt* __.'IWl_ Office Hotiru, IV to 12 A. M. J. B. BELL, M. D., Corner Oak and State Street*. aeptltt-tAwir* J. W. TOWARD M. D„ 11 PHYSICIAN _A>L Sl'Ki.KO? Ofllce ob State Street, Lot next south of free Baptist chuicn, UBS. BKHkETT CROORKR, OmCK, STATIC STRKICT, First Door North of the Cushnoc House. AUGUWTA. Dr. Crooker’s oilice hours irom 9 to 12 A. M Dr. Brickett’s. 2 to 6 p. If. nmyRl*ttl Nath’l Abbot, CIVIL ENGINEER. Plans and Estimates for Dams, ater Power, etc. Surveys of a ’kinds made at short notice. -OFFICE AT- A. AW. SPRAVtE’SHlLL, june4-ttf Augusta, Me. E Gr. BRIGGS DENTIST, SUCCESSOR TO Dr. J. W. Freese. Office Over Eastern Express Offlce Water Street. Dentistry in all its brandies Promptly attended to. Teeth Extracted Without Paiu, By the use of Nitrous Oxide Qu or Etlier. aprlrt-m ____ __ A. £L. CHAMBERLAIN. 8URCE0N 0ENTI8T. OMop Pot. Bridge and-WBter St’s., DR. CHAMBERLAIN successfully treats all dis ease* oi the mouth and dental organs, and intends always to keep folly UP WITH THE TIMES in the use of none but the beat Instruments and Material. He also devotes his best care and skill Killing: Teeth with gold and other proper material. Teeth with decayed and broken crowns built up to contour, and restored to their former health and uselulln«*s. Artificial Tooth, mounted upon perfectly fitting plates, inserted at satisfactory prices NITROUS OXIDE GAS OR ETHER administered when desired. Dr. Chamberlain is thankful for the large share of patronage bestowed, and will devote nis best skid, acquired bv Eight \years’ Experience, (six of which has been in this city), to every case entrusted to him. land-Uf _ E. J. Roberts, D. D. S. DENTIST. HICCKSSOK —TO— DR. I. SNELL. OfHeo First Door North Foot Office. Water Street. T\H. ROBERTS graduated at the Philadel I phTa Ilental College and Inclusive has had thirteen year* experience. He usee the best material only, in his practice, devoting his time, care and skill to every case. Carious Teeth A^d broken teeth filled and bnilt np with gold and cheaper material. Artificial Teeth Scientifically arranged to Imitate nature. NITROUS OXIDE OR JSTIIER Are recommended as safe and reliable Anesthetics and will be used while EXTRACTING TEETH if desired. ___ocBl-ttl Just Received! A NKW LOT OK n eal Hair! The Largest and Best Assort* ment Ever Offered In this Market. Sold on the most reason able terms, and warrant ed to be the real imported article. MRS. M. B. HORSES, NORTH’S BLOCK. aeptSS-Jtf_ Cucumber Wood Pumrs A NX3 Tvmzuro. Also Cast Iron Pumps and Lead Pipe at WILLIAM80N 4 GREENWOOD’S. f&dilotodl aubcrtisniunts. Hallowell Saviugs iiiMlutioii. OepoNit N ft:t7ofooo. All depositors’ account* are private an*: oonfl dential. No information furnished to hh-cwoi or other inquirers. Dividends are made w ice a year, iu August ami February, and extra dividends of profits once in four years. All dividends not drawn out are at once added to the nriucipa) deposits, and thus in tent is compounded twice a year. Interest on deposits commences with the first of S month. ins will be made on first mortgages to a limit* aount, and on bonds, mortgages and deposit left as collaterals. ce over the Northern National Bank, Water t, Hallowell. H. K. RAKlOlt, Treasurer. Hallowell, May 1873. maylTtlaw-tf. The New Family tt III a z S3 Unrivaled tor the Range and Excellence of itr Work. Over 50,000 more machines sold during the year 1871 than by any other company. Easy reruns. Monthly payments. WFlorenoe Sewlnjj Muc'hlnes. S. F. DAVENPORT, Agent. Ilnllo wt-11, Me. *^Machme» Repaired. To Let, and Exchanged. declJ-ftf \(‘W Furniture Establishment IN HATiTiO Vi/ BliTi I have secured the store of J. K. Saw telle, on Wa ter street, Hallowell, and it has been fitted up specially as a FURNITURE STORE, and I have just returned from Boston with a Fine and Carefully Selected Stock -OF CHOK E FURINTURE, Consisting in part of Parlor Sets and Chamber Sets of all kinds. Marble and Wood Top Centre Ta bles, Pine and Extension Tables, Bureaus and Sinks, Cane and Wood Seat Chairs, Rockers, Sofas, and Lounges of all kinds, and in tact everything in the FURNITURE LINK. As this is the only place in the city where the Furniture Business is made a specialty, the subscriber hopes to receive sutti cient encouragement to enable him to keep a stock ol goods that .-ball fully meet the public.demand. Manufacturing and Repairing OF ALL KINDS. Particular attention given to the making of LIBRARY CASES and Office Desks and Tables. Upholstery Work Done at short notice. Give me a call, examine my goods and prices. GEO. O. WHIPPLE. Hallowell, June 16, 1873._|tf South End Market. Mr. H.P. Pinkham would most respectfully an nounce to the eitizeus of Hallowell and vicinity that he can still be found at the old stand South end or Water St., Hallowell, where he Intends to keep a full supply of FRESH AND CORNED BEEF, CANNED FRUITS, rit’KELS, VEGETABLES. AC., AC. Dolloloua Chops and Tender Steaks can always be found at PINKHAM’S STORE. The public can be sure of always getting the lull value ol their money by dealing w ith this firm. Thanklul for the very liberal patronage of his many customers, he hopes for a continuance ol the same and that thev will not forget that the South End Market is in every way a FlrHt-clUMH Establishment, where none but the best ol meats are sold. H. D. PINKHAM. Hallowell, .rime 1, 1S7*. jimeS-nf DRY GOODS! JAMES H. LEIGH, HALLOWELL, has now iu store a large stock of Now iDry.“ Ooodbiy Dress Goods Shiiwls llomestlr and Housr-kerplng Goods. Alpacas, attaint, Brillianlincs, Also a full line of CARPETINGS. All of which will be sold at the lowest prices. sept6-ttf Hotel Notice! MR. XX. Q. BLAKE. HAS LEANED— The Hallowell House, And Is now ready to attend to the wants «f tlie trav eling public. Tiic bouse is situated ou Second Street, near the Depot, and ts a central location, only a few steps from the business street, Mr. Bluke has bad a Ion* eiperiencc iu the hotel business and feels ccntldent or *ivin* entire satis faction He will keep a First Class House. His table will be furnished with the best the market affords, and by due attention to business he hopes to receive a liberal share of patronage. H. y. BLAKE. Hallowell, Me. novSS-Ttf J. E. NYE, Dealer in Choice Family Groceries And ProvlaloiMi TURK'S ISLAND, LIVERPOOL. DAIRY. ANPt TABLE BALT. I’snalrf Prsdatr J. NTE Water 8t., Hallowma. •eCMMtf _j*i iXUiteu*, ^***0*4 i_..

of Chronic and Acute Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Lumbago, Sciatica, Kidney, and Nervous Diseases, alter years ol suffering, by taking Dr. Fitler’s Veg etable Rheumatic Syrup—the scientific discovery of J. P. Fitler, M. D., a regular graduate physician, with whom we are personally acquainted, who has for 39 years treated these diseases exclusively with astonishing results. We believe it our Christian duty, alter deliberation, to cou*cicntiously requet-t sufferers to use it. especially persons in moderate circumstances who cannot afford to waste money and time on wot tides* mixtures. As clergymen we seriously feel the deep responsibility resting on us in publicly endorsing this medicine. But our knowledge and exj>erience of its remarkable merit fully justifies our action. Yours truly, Ac., Kev. C. U. Ewing, Media. Penn., suffered sixteen years, became hopeless. Rev. Thomas Murphy, i>. D., Frank ford, Phlla. Kev.J. B. Davis, Hightstown, New Jersey. Kev. J. S. Buchanan, Clarence, Iowa. Hev. G. ti. Smith, 1’ittsford, New York. Kev. Jo seph Beggs, Falls Church, Philadelphia. Other testimonials trom Senators, Governors, Judges, Congressmen. Physicians, Ac., forwarded gratis with pamphlet explaining these diseases. One thousand dollars will be presented to any medicine for same diseases showing equal merit under the test, or that can produce one fourth as many living cures. Any person sending by letter a description ol affliction will receive without charge (II consid ereil curable) a legally signed guarantee, naming the exact number of bottles warranted to cure 1 agreeing to retUnd amount paid in case oi its fail ure to cure. Price per bottle, $1.35; can be bought as used. Afflicted invited to write for medical ad vice on above diseases only. No charge for replj*, which will contain rnnch valuable information ac quired by a lifetime practice. No impulsion to buy medicine. Address Dr. J'ltler, Philadelphia. Printed explanations of the disease also furnished. L. U.T1TCOMB, Sole Agent for Augusta. West End Kennebec Bridge. J. W. PERKINS A CO., Portland, t Wholesale G C. GOODWIN A CO., Boston, Agents. sepll7-teod3mAw Old Stand New Firm! rpHE undersigned respectAilly announce to the J citizens of Augusta, and the public generally, that they have taken the well known and favorite stand on the Corner of Winthrop and State 8ts.( known as “Cochrane’s Oyster House,” where they will endeavor, by keeping a flrst-class establish ment, to merit a share of patronage. DELICIOUS OYSTERS Served in every variety to customers. Families Supplied at* low as elsewhere. Also will be kept constantly on hand FRUITS m their season. Prosli Confoctionory In variety. Nuts, Tobacco, Cigars, Ac., Ac., em bracing everything usually kept in a first class es tablishment. 3. E. HANSON CO. octlT-ttf Imperishable Fragrance. MURRAY A LANMA/S CELEBRATED I FLORIDA .WATER. Th» richest, most lasting, yet most delicate of all perfumes, for use on tho HANDKERCHIEF. __ At the T2^E|X’the BATH. As there are imitation- and counterfeits, al ways ask for the Florida Water, which has on tite bottle, on the label, and on the pamphlet, the names of MURRAY 6l LAWMAN, without which none is genuine. Par Sale by all perfumers, Druggists aid Dealers la Paary Woods. maj96>ieod6m *_ Mrs. Hooker, Ib now ready for customers in Dress and Cloak Making! At her Booms Iu Qninbj'a Sew Blook, (Up one Sight,) Orders will also be taken for Machine Embroid ery, Stamping, Pinking, and Hair Work. Fancy Goods will be kept on Sale! eeptlft-t^m___ _ German American INSURANCE COMPANY Of the City of New York, nxT fat, i»n. ('ash Capital,.#1 .,100,000.00 Total Assets,. 1,47*,880.94 H. W. FARR, Agent, octlD-ttf Darby Blook, Augusta, Me. OA.3NT AND) DR. GRAVES’ HEART REGULATOR WILL DO IT. Give it Trlnl AND 1011 WILL BE CONVINCED. The Heart Regulator has been recoinm.led by many physicians, and is allowed by all who know Its value to be Just what we claim It—a Cure for Heart Disease. Kor circulars of testimonials, Ac., address the sole agent, FRANK E. INGALLS, CONCORD, N. H Price #1 per Bottle. Kor sale by our agent, K. W. Kinsman. Druggist. Augusta. Me. Iy3 VV YOUR rNBER.rLAJraiXa at HAS. BROWN**. K W lalt* and ffertrtw*. THE 0H08T IN THE CHANCEL. 0 I'!.w: half-past eight. Reginald was anxiouk to go for her, but you know he was called away.” “She is an old acquaintance ot in*, l suppose,” said Miss Delaney, busy over her bracelet. “Oh, no, dear; Reginald never saw her; does not know her at all. Bother father was one of the Professor* of Ms College, and he thought there waa.no WM like him. When he learned.that^e Pro fessor’s wile was once an intimate friend of mine, he was delighted. Pbor ‘Httfe Nanny! Her father is dead, and her mother is an invalid. Her mother wrote me about lidding a boarding-place for Nauny, who, you know, is to take the Kirkwood School for the next terta, and I sent for her to come immediately hef*.”' “It was very kind of yoc, I’m sum,” said Miss Delaney, languidly; "but what an odd, ugly name for nowadays.” Mrs. Preston smiled. “It is unusual,” she said, “and bid1 fashioned, but it is very sweet to me, for the only sister I ever had bore that name. But hark there is the sound of carriage wheels.” Both Reginald and Mrs. Delaney looked up as she spoke, The rector, with a alight bow, rose and moved towards his mother. Miss Delaney was well posed, but Regi nald did not appear to notice her; and she looked in his face under shelter of the shaded light, with a steady half peeiinn ate glance. “Oh, woe Is me if 1 love him— Oh woe, if he loves not me I* she thought. He followed his mother into the hall, and presently coming beck, seat ed himself at the piano, and played veiy softly one ot Mozart’s sonatas. It was not long before Mrs. Preston returned,her lace quite radiant. She Was robbing her bands softly, a habit she hail when pis seed. “Well my dear, she’s all right; and you willjlike her—I know you will. Too tired to come down to-night, so I advised her not to. She has changed a little in tbeifo two years. Reginald, does she look like her father a j “Very much,” he said, briefly, without looking up, and went on with his playing. “How that boy loves music!" and Mrs. Preston resumed her work. “Yea, Nanny has changed,” she said softly, with one or two little nods, and smiling; “has a most attractive countenance. Pm sure Regi nald thought so by the way he looked. Miss Delaney drew in her lips, amd a strange expression passed over her face. From that moment she was prepared to receive the new guest with hatred in her heart and smiles upon her lips. Reginald had loved the father, perhaps that would lead him to feel a more than ordinary in terest iu the daughter, she thought, and so far all her graces had seemed to be thrown away. Not but that he admired her, she knew that—but everbody admired her; she wanted something mote from Regi nald Preston, the man who for more than live years had been surrounded by attract ive worneu. ‘•I have given Nancy tne room next w yours,” purred on Mrs. Preston, lingering in the innocence of her heart upon the new arrival, hut 1 don t think you will dis turb each other," she smilingly added. ••Nanny is the quietest little creature—I suppose the death of her father most have been a terrible Wow to her. poor youpg thing Prom what 1 have heard, she idol ized him; and the Professor must have been such a very good man, wasn't he, Reginald “Yes; the Professor was one of the bast men 1 ever knew,” said Reginald, who had lcli the piano, and stood bv t(ie table near his mother. Mrs. Delaney vtfaa watching him with glance intent, antl’atao in her heart admiring her daughter’s beaty, heightened just now by the soft lustre of the shaded light. “How o*n he help lo%ing her,” aba queried anxiously to herself. “In character he was perfect," contin ued Reginald “the most patient, childlike, 11 might say saiut-llke gentleman I ever |CONTIKlT*D OK VOUKIH PASS.]

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met In my Hfe. I never saw a man who, in hie person and disposition, combined so mant fine qualities. He was, too, one of the handsomest of men as well as most learned of Professors.” “He must have been a paragon," said Miss Delanoy. “He was,'' answered Reginald, smiling down upon her; then it seemed to strike him that she was looking particularly lovely; the saw in the expression of his smile the drift of his thought by some subtle intuition, and suddenly her face grew luminous. “Won’t you tell me about him she naked; “won’t you tell me something of your College life? I am so utterly ignor ant on such subjects, never having had any hnothers or male cousins—at least, none nearer than yourself;” she added, with the prettiest grace of manner imagi nable. If she could but win him before the new guest had an opportunity to charm by any real or fancied attraction. He drew a chair near her, and the con versation went on in a low tone for some time. Mrs. Delaney, with a gratified ■mile, watched the two as she took out some fancy work and drew nearer to Mrs Preston. “Don’t they make a beautiful couple whispered Reginald's mother. “Reginald is just dark enough for her; I never saw such lovely hair In my life.” “Anti she’s as good as pretty,’’ said Mrs. Delaney with an air of motherly pride “A very sweet girl indeed,” responded the rector’s mother, who was not gifted with a talent for looking beyond the sur face. “And little as you might imagine it, she can keep a house beautifully—takes a real interest and pleasure in it. We have always kept house. The house in Ber wick square belongs to my daughter, you know,” she added softly. “1 hope we may see you there some time.” “I shall be sure to come,’’ was the an swer. “If ever Reginald gets married I shall have plenty of leisure—not that 1 have to watk very hard now, but—” "I beg you will excuse me,” a sweet, low, musical voice fell upon the startled company, a small figure stood in the open door, looking shyly round—“you see. I was so much rested after tea that I did not feellike going to my room again.” “Why, my dear, you are very welcome, I am eure.” By this time Mrs. Preston’s arm was round the slender figure. Mrs. Delaney turned about and greeted the intruder with a stare; Reginald pushed hack bis seat and itiood up, beaming; Miss Delaney leaned forward, discomposed the chain of faimy and fascination bad been broken, no welcome in her heart or on htatbBgue for the new comer. “TsIm thieve at, my love,” Mrs. Preston continued, leading the stranger forward; “you* tnmma ana 1 were such intimate frienfa that we must be something more than immf acquaintances. Miss—Mrs. De laney—my son you have met; he was very fond of your father, my dear.” “Stupid wuman 1” exclaimed Miss De laney, under ber breath. “The creature is handsome criticised Mrs. Delaney “though such a queer bind of beautv.” Yes, a weird, dark beauty, great, lumi nous, shining eyes, hair abundant and glossy, and looking as if, whichever way ft was placed, it would stay and be be coming; a small, sensitive mouth, that absorked all the color of her face, for there was none in her cheeks; a little thing, vet of queeuly dignity of manner, dressed in deep black, whose folds, guilt less of all ornament In the way of rutiles and fluting, fell with statuesque graceful ness about her little figure. Miss Delan ey took it all in at a glance. “A rival,” she said to herself; "and a formidable one. Why did she come here just now?” Even while thinking thus she had decided upon the role she would act. She rose as the young girl was presented with eyes shining, cheeks abloom, and smiling lips. Coming forward, she took the small hand in hers, drew the little fig ure forward, and kissed her. "There 1 couldn't help it 1” she said, laughing, "it's a case ot love at first sight!” ana she looked archly at the rector, who seemed both pleased and amused. Miss Delanev’s stately figure, roost charmingly arrayed, her glorious wealth of golden hair, her attitude—all appealed to the aes thetic part of his nature. Never had he admired her more. Then Miss Delaney drew the young girl along with her, anil gave her the seat vacated by Reginald. "You may come on the other side,” she said to him; but just now 1 want this little maidea all to myself.’’ And she had her to herself more than an hour. "I don’t know whether to like her or not,” said Nancy Vance, as she sat brush ing her long locks, alter she had retired to her room, her feeton the bright fender; “there’s something in her that repels me. Mother would say it was one of my fan aim, and I won't be prejudiced. Dear Mrs. Preston, there’s no question about her; I shall love her, but the great gray eyes ot Miss Delaney's mother—how they pierce one! It made me cold when she looked at ma. Mr. Preston—” She paused a mo ment, her cheek catching a glow, but not from the Ere: "papa prepared me to be pleased with him; he is just the man for his position—so commanding and so win ning. From something she said—and what ^•a >tf 1 really cannot remember: I judged there was more than friendship Between them. Ah, now I have it: several timet She said ‘we' when speaking ot him. He loves her; how can he help it 1 never saw so radiant a face crowned with its golden hair. And she seems so religious, so enthusiastic, she will make him a good wife. I wonder if they are engaged?” Thus actively were her thoughts con trolled for the hour she sat there, too bu-y with speculation to seek her bed, and w hen she slept she dreamed that Miss Delaney came into her room arrayed as for her wedding, and kissed her, but when she looked in her face it was the face of her mortal enemy, and, struck with horror, ■he awoke to find the gray dawn drifting Into her windows. The rector was away from home nearly all day. Miss Delaney improved her time. Only one idea was distinct in her mind—she must engross Nancy and, if there was any power in magnetic wiles, absorb her time and her attention—her very will if possible. If she could keep her measurably out of the rector’s sphere, she might gain time and opportunity to work. fOOVTIVUBD TO-MOHKOW.] STOVES, STOVES, STOVES! A large aeeortmenl 01 PARLOR AMD COOK STOVES -AT WILL1AMSON GREENWOOD’S ■a. OMaa, tag Be. U BrtAgee Block. Walar Mreet, Augueta, Maine. iap»t* 1 'N"E'W Hat, Cap and Fur STOKE! A. L. P. P. Getchell Hare lust opened in Williams’ 13 lock. One of the finest and Best Selected Stocks of Fashionable and Stylish HATS AND CAPS Erer offered in Augusta. Also a fine stork oi Ladies’ Dress Furs In all varieties. Among them, some CHOICE SEAL AND OTTER GOODS! -ALSO CHILDREN’S FURS In Large Variety. Buffalo and AVoil ROBES! Lap Robes, Glove#, Umbrel las, &c. REMEMBER, onr stock is entirely new and (rush, embracing all the novelties of the Full of 1873 Call and Examine our Stock. Good) shown with pleasure. Par Goods Made to Order, and Pars Cleaned and Repaired. A L. P. P GETCHELL. aepiatt-Uf WILLIAMS’ BLOCK, AtieusU. Titcomb’s HORSE LINIMENT The best yet, daily reports ot its success in the cure ot Galls, Sore*, Sprains. Scratches, Swellings, Ac.. Ac., on Horses, Uheomatisrn. Swelling*. Bruises, Neuralgia, and kiudred diseases in the human system, are rewards of its merit. “Your Lu.iment is ttrst rate, none better, does all vou claim for it.” You no need bet your last dollar” anr 23 ets. Children’- Woolen Ho*** only 10 cents. Ladies’ Felt Woolen Skirts kkv Low. Gents’ Uudei shirks and Drawers for 60 ets. each. Be.-t White Initial Note Paper for 16 eta. a box. Good Linen Tow. Is or Rcents each. A tew dozen Ladies* Ribbed Hose at Rets, a pair. Silk Neck Ties tor Ladies, a large assortment. Kid Gloves lor 40 cent4 a pair. All our HAMBURG EDGINGS AT COST. Good Bustles for 2 cents each. Nice Linen Shirt Bosoms lor 26 cents. French Corsets (16 Bones) only 60 ets. Gents’ White shirts. Gents’overshirts. Undershirts Drawers. Overalls, Jumpers. QUAKER BITTERS ONLY 70 CENT**. Gents’ Paper Collars for ;t cents a box. Adamson's Cough Balsam, $5 Elastic Cord, only 1 cent a yard. Twelve doz. Good Shirt Buttons for 5 rents. 12 Cakes Good Honey Soap for 25 Cents. Atwood’s Vegetable Jaundice Bitters, :6 Johnson’s Anodyne Liniment, only 25 Perry Davis’ Pain Killer only 20 cents a bottle. Gents’ lldfs. dll Linen and dll Hemmed, 20 cents. Good Pins 5 cents. Good Fine Combs 5 cents. Children’s Round Rubber Combs, 10 corns. Men and Boys’ Neck Ties and Suspenders. Selling Out our Jewelry at cost Laec Collars 5 cents. Pearl shirt Buttons 6 cents. Kennedy’s Medical Discovery only 1.16. Dr Schenek’s Seaweed Tonic, $1.15 Ayer’s Pills,20 ets. a box. Herrick’s Pills 20 cents* Sehenck’s Mandrake Pills. 20. Holloway’s Pills. 20. dll other Kinds of Pills only 2o cent* a box. Ayer’s Hair Vigor, *16 ets. Ring’s Ambrosia.66 ets Hall’s Hair Reuewer. 66 ets. Knowles Restorer 65 Burnett’s Cocoams lor the Hair, 75 cents a boiLe. Goff's Best Alpaeea Braids, (6 yd. sticks) R cenis. Best ion yards Machine Spool 6>t eminent Physh Midwives for enfeebled and delicate tit lions of both sexes and nil r ges. "3 KEARNEY’S EXTILK T Bi t HE, Cures Dittos** A i 7 fn-tn Drprudsncss, II hit* of Di**i/> ition. j in all their stages. at little expense, little or o c ungo in diet, i.o in convenience, and mi exposure. It causes a fre quent desi-■. ai d yi -s etrength to urinate, thereby re: ...viug Ob-;;uetions. Preventing n. Caring Mn i« tur f i o lH thru. Allaying B and lulls! nnaiioM ;i:eut i :i this class of cases, under., bing ..s mutter. KEAHa; ‘i !..:vntACT buc $1.00 per r six hottl« s for $.1 00, d« to any a ure f,-om observation. K. druggist;- e: ;v 1: Prepared by KE .LNI'Y A 104 Duane St.. N to whom all letters fur information should be Iddressed. *‘OID QUACKS AND IMPOSTERS. No Charge fur A Jvioe and Consultation. ft. buduute of ‘I.ff*iww Medical Co 1 e. Philadelphia, author of several valuable wma, ami enclo-ing .amp to prepay postug 8gul lor tho Guide to Jim th. Brice e» ids K. B. DYOTT, M. D., Physician and Surgeon, 104 Duane St.. New York. The Best Place -TO BUY —IS AT The Market Square Grocery Store. Here you can dud CHOICE TEAS (bought in bond before the lute advance), Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Corn, Flour, Oat Meal, GRAHAM, CRACKED WHEAT, Spioes, Lard, Cheese, Butter, Crosse A Blackwell’s Plokles, Ac., Which I am selling at Very Low Prices Call and See. a. A. B. CiLANDLEB. LEIGHTON SCIHJTON, and (0., 172 Water Street, Augusta, Ihl^IKTS, Will Open on Monday, Oet. 6 1873, -THEIR NEW AND CHOICE SELECTIONS -OF DRESS GOODS! WOOLENS! -and CARPETINGS Our Dress Goods Department -CONSISTS OF All tbe New and Desirable Fabrics and Cloth Colors! —sucu as— Camel’s Hair Cloth Cashmeres, Debages, Empress Cloths, Satines, Thibets, Diagonals, Serges, Mohairs, Plaids, Czarina Suit Cloths, &c., &c. Particular attention has ueen paid to the selec tion of our Black Dress Goods, Together with a Splendid Line of Black Slllsjs A Large Assortment —or— Woolens —or— Foreign and American Manufacture, For Bents’ and Buys’ Wear. —ALSO Under Clothing, FOR BOTH LADIES GENTS. We have just received a large invoice of CARPETINGS Comprising some very pretty patterns. IN ALL VARIETIES. Kid Gloves, Malta and Tak Laces. DOMESTIC GOODS Of every description, and R. e m n an ts Constantly on hand. All of the above goods we guarantee to sell as low as the lowest at WHOLESALE and RETAIL. LEIGHTON, SCRUTON i CO., 73 WATER 8T„ •ote-ttf JUST OPENED: Furniture Establishment! JVo. 107 Water Nt., nearly opposite Post Office. The undersigned having leased the new store un der the Gospel banner Office, have fitted up and opened the same with a new and varied stuck from the leading Man facruring Establishments In New England consisting in part j of,— Walnut, Ash. and Painted Chamber Sets, Parlor Suits of various styles, Chairs of all kinds and descript on. Whatnots, Side boards. Mirrors, Bureaus, Lounges, 8 fas, Cradles, Cribs, Hall Stands Exten ion and Kitchen Tables, Cot tage Bedsteads, 8ofa and Lounge Beds Br okets and Fancy Articles, Music Stools, Toilet Screens, able Mats. Floor Mats, Feather I 'usters (all ize-) Willow and Cane Goods in great variety. Pictures, And everythinggenerallv found in Retail Furniture Establishments, and ho by fair dealing and strict attention to business, to merit a fair share of patronage. Upholstery ami Repairing MU. DOT.LIVER, who has had a long and prac ti ulexperience in the Upholstery business, will' give din et attention t tin- bran h ot trade, and 1 guarantees that all orders which may he entrusted to us will be executed promptly and in a sat.-lac- tory manner. Picture Frames made to Order. Rattan or Cane Window shades made to Order. I D0LL1YEK PISHO.V J. II. DOLLIVER. If. M. P18HON. i aug26-Xtf COAL FURNACES, Two Second-hand Peerless Furnaces For sale by order 01 Directors of Village District, CALL AT IWILLIAHSOA A UltEKmOOD'S. SCptf-It The originator of this wonderful medicine.Vlaims to have di-coveief all the diseases f«*i which it is recommended. Beware of counterfeits and worthless imitations. See that my private Gov ernment Stamp, which is a positive guarantte oj Genuineness, i* upon the outside wrapper. This medicine is Solti by all Itruggists at $1.00 per bottle. Prepared by It. V. i'lKKCK, M. D Sole Proprietor, athi* Chemical Laboratory, 133 Seneca street, Bul falo, X. Y. marfri-w&tevsly Tills I'OKTIjAJMU Kerosene Oil Company Would inform the public, that they continue to Manufacture Portland Kerosene OH. The prevalence of a large quantity ot inferior and dangerous oil» in the market, at a cheap price many of which are little better than Naptha itself— and the existence of false reports in regard to the Portland Kerosene oil render it a matter ofjus tice to ourselves, as well as safety to consumers, that some uotice should be taken of these facts Therefore, we again present an advertisement, and would call attention to the high standard of our Oil* The Refined Petroleum, the fire test ox which is 122; The Portland Kerosene, the Are te t of which is 125 degrees Fahrenheit, and otlen reaches considerably higher; also, we would hay, that we are determined to maintain their long es tablished reputation. PORTLAND KEROSENE OIL COMPANY. We quote from Chap. 39 R. S. 1871, the title ot 8Md chapter being “inspection and sale of Manu fac'nred Articles.” Sf.ut. 31. Every person and corporation engaged in manufacturing petroleum coal oil or burning fluid shall caiihc every cask or other vehsel thereof to be bo inspected and marked by a sworn inspector Ami if any person manufactures or sells such oil or burning ifm ot so inspected and marked in this State or that has not been so inspected and mark* d as unsafe for illuminating purposes, he hhall pay a Hue not exceeding Jive hundred dollars or he impris oned six months in the county jail, upon indict ments therefor. Portland Me., April 21,1873. mayl5-6mt DIAMOND SPECTACELES These Spectacles are manufactured from “Mi nute Crystal Pebbles'* melted together, and are Called Diamond on account of their hardness and brilliancy. It is well known that spectacles cut from Brazil ian or Scotch pebbles are very injurious to the eye because of their polarizing light. Having been tested with the polariscope, the dia mond lenses have been found 10 admit fifteen per cent less heated rays than any other pebble. They are ground with g>ea» scientific accuracy, lire free from chromotic aberrations, and produce u brightness and distinctness of vision not before at tained in spectacles. Manufactured by the SPKNCKR OPTICAL MANUFACTURING COMPANY, New York. For Bale by responsible agents in every city in the Un ion. E. ROWSK, Jeweler and Optician, is Sole Agent for Augusta. Me from whom they can only he obtained. No peddlers employed. Do not buy it pair unless you see the trado mark upr7-leodAwly PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless. Always uniform. Illuminating qualities superior to gas. Put ns in any lamp without danger of exploding or taking tire. Manufactured expressly to displace the se ot volatile ami dangerous oils. Its safety under every possible test, and its perfect burning quail ies, are proved by its continued use in over 800,ooo families. Miliums of gallons have been sold and no acci dent—directly or indirectly—has ever occurred from burning, storing or handling it. The immense yearly loss to life and property, re sulting from the use of cheap and dangerous oils in the United States is appalling. The Insurance Companies and Fire Commission ers throughout the country recommend the AS TRAL as the best safeguard when lamps are used. Send for circular. For sale at retail by the trade generally, and at wholesale by the proprietors, CUAS. PltATT A CO., ion Fulton Street New York. aug27-twBm BISHOP SOULE S LINIMENT Is a positive cure for Sciatica, Rheumatism, Ncu ralgia, Spinal Complaint, Contracted Cords, Lame Back, Sprains, Ac. From 2 to 6 large bottles will cure cases given up by physicians. The only cer tain cure for fielatlca. Large bottles, $1.50;] small bottles, 75 ota. Sold by alll>ruggists. lyeowli 1 nr Aoamtatmrnta r.KMT>R WALTHAM WATf HKA SK>T f. O. The nest and cheapest in the world, and the most Accurate. Illustrated price list and lmvc-t rates sent tree. Address FULLER A Co., 28 Bond s» Neu Y irkg^ or tiff 1 Tij Malic 0||lS^i«3K5W5MSE /u‘UMored hair to a permanent black or brown and contains no poison. Trade supplied at low rates. Address, MAGIC COMB CO Springfield, Mass. octl5-4w A invalids or Tourists will w\ find a very pleasant lo cation, large rooms, drst-class table, courteous at tendance and reasonable price*, at tin* Riverside House. Address A. F. STYLES, Proprietor. Jack sonville, Fla. _ octl5-4w w m w—m —W——11 »jh i iwb— “CAMPHORINE” The Great IMseovery for the Immediate relief and Pains, strains, Still' Joints, Swellings, Induinma tions. Bunion*, Catarrh Ac.. Ac. It will not grea-e or stain, and tor the toilet is a luxury in e?cn?T?fmlT,fc"?^omourisll,wld?^ldnov?Te^ffiy^Il» It* great merit*. Try it. Price per bottle 25 cents. REUBEN HOYT, Prop’r, 20J Greenwich 8t.,*N. Y. octlHf The Highest Medical Authorities of Kn rope say the strongest Tonic, Purifier and Deob struent known to the medical wor ld is JURUBEBA. It arro«ts decay of vital forces, exhaustihn of the nervous system, restores vigor to the debilitated, cleanses vitiated b! >"d. removes vesicle obstruc tions and acts di;.. v on the Liver and Spleen. Price #1 a bottle. KELLO«i t/u si., i without ihjun/ eradicates oil Spots, Freckles. Vnu..\f>th Patches lilac/: ICorms, Impurities and Discoloration s either within or upon th. Warner, il T,Ar\T7' 1 lustrated by Arors n .H IIoi*i*in, X/UUli. EVEKTROIIT’N FKIPAII, by Josh Hillings, illustrated by I Thomas Nast. and Joaquin Mil A PTTVT'TC l«*'b great work LIFE AMO Ala iivJIjlN X O THE MoDOC'91. Nothing need be said about these books. Everybody knows they will outsell all others, and wise agent# will act ac cordingly a.ul ap ly for territory at once to AMEK It AN I Itl.I'HlN'ti CO., Hartford, Ct. ortlJMw “TAKES” on S ght Combination lor ^**”"M**‘"_ _"lwlior Canvassers. Agents and >ale-»nen! Henry Ward Beecher’s family newspaper stmts its Fall campaign, giving subscribers a pair of the largest and llnest OLEO 0 BA I'lls—two most attractive subjects that take’’ on sight—painted by Mrs. Anderson, a* contrasts and companions for her “Wide Awake” and “Fast Asleep.” Agents have immense suece-s; call it the “best business ever offered ranva-sers.” We furnish the lighfes and handsomest ou> lit and pay very high commissions. Each subscriber, old or new, receives without delay tw. octl5 4w N. Y. SAFETY STEAM POWER CO.. 30 COKTLANDT ST.. NEW YORK. superior steam Engun s and Rollers, by special machinery and duplication 01 parts. They fire Safe, Economical. Hasily Managed and not liable to de rangement. Their C'oMMNfcl> Emilne and Bower is pecu liarly adapted to all purposes requiring small power. More than 400 engines, from l o loo norst*, Wl use. SfllU l"l 1UU8H iUVU lltuiui. oc 12-12 «r THE HASKINS MACHINE CO Finn Hi Kb, man*., Manurr* or VEKTK'AL AMI HOKIZO.MAL m**' STEAM EM.INKS. I Our COM Ui NED ENOINKS and J£OILKlt> arcma.lt* in quantities and to standard gauges, so that all parts art* inlei changeable, i Can be run with greater safety and less expense than any other ^engine manufactured. Sizes from I t to 20 hor-e-power. Warerooms No. 46 COBTCANDT ST. N. V. Send for circular. lt)aug*12w Granite Hall Market. HILL DOW. Proprietors. DEALERS IN MEATS OT ALLiKlNDS, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES —ALSO— A Full Stock of Canned tioodti, Ketchups and Sauces, —AND— EVERYTHING USUALLY FOUND IN A First-Class Market. LUCIU8 HILL, GEO. E. DOW. marMMtl' MOSES M. SWAN. Watchmaker an A Jeweller, a x x 5e X u h

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M His stock embraces a One line American and Swiss Watches, n gold and silver case, including the celebrated National or Elgin Watch, Waltham, Tremont, Bor uin, Bennett, Pardeaux, .Tacot, Ac., in both La. lies’and gentlemen’s sizes. Fine Grold Jewelry. Solid Hold Leoniton Vest and Neck Chains, STERLING At COIN SILVER GOODS FINE PLATED WAKE SPECTACLES AND EYE flLASSES, of the most approved kinds, CLOCKS OF ALL KINDS, aclt.ding the celebrated ITHACA CALENDAR all ol whi 'h will oe sold at the Lowest Price*, and Warranted. Particular attention given to repairing all kinds of Fine Watehes. Chronometer Balances applied und adinsU'd to temperature and position. Hanlon HAVIN'U added Plumbing to our business, we are now ready to do work in the plumbing line. Williamson Greenwood. _ _ _ m»‘ Boat Quality —of— Mowing Machine Oil, —All say who have tried it— MAY BE FOUND AT 11» WATER STREET, J. O. HOLCOMB. Augusta, .Tnne-27, 1873. Choice Groceries 4 KE Hold cheap A At II. A B.KHAWPLBOT, TEA 3 For SO Cents a Pound t At CHANDLER’S Market Square. V. A .illitCulb Maine Central U. R. Ulamgo uf Time. ComacenoiQR Monday- July 21, 1873. Morning train from Augusta, lor Hath, Boothbuy, Rockland, Lewia*on. Portland and Boston, will leave at« o*clo« Tin? noou train loi I. am w ill leave Augusta at 11.30 A. M., and will connect at Yai.v*h Junc tion w iili train on T. by. Aflerm on train will leave Augii'Ui at i P. M., and arrive in Portland at 0, and JioAnn at 10 P. M. Nignt (Pullman sleeping; tram leaves Augusta for Boston at lu.30 p. M. Passenger trains leave Augusta for Bangor at 8.35 A. M., and for Bangor. Dexter, Belfast and Skow hegan, at 0.55 A. M., and 4.08 P. M. j The Augusta. Iluliotnll and Gardiner Acco.VfMO i»a i ion ’i kain leaves Augusta lor Hallowed and Gardiner at 7.30 and ».ou A M., and 2.15 and 6.10 P. M. J .eaves Ilallowell lor Gardiner at 7.40 and 0 10 A. M., and 2.25 and 0.20 I*. M. Leaves Gar diner for Hullowell and Augusta at 0.30 and 8.15 A. M and 1.00 and 5.0o P. M. Leaves Hallo well tor Augusta at 0.48 and 8.35 A. M., and 1.20 and 5.20 P.M. i A passenger train lea es Portland at5.30 P. M. and arrives at Augusta at b.>0 P. M. 1.. L. LINCOLN, 8upt. Augusta, July 21, 1873. F K 1) O STO IN Summer Arrangement I THE STEAMER JiaSb STAR of the EAST IIT ILL commence her regular trip* fYuin tb YY Kennebec, THURSDAY, April 24, 1873, an will, until further notice, run as lbdows I Leaving Gardiner every Monday and fhurt-da; at 3 o’clock Richmond at 4, and Bath at I P. M. THE STEAMER CLARION, Will leave Augusta at 12 M., Hallo well at 1.' I*. M., conne* ting with the above boat at Gardine For further particulars inquire of W. J. Tnc Augusta: JI. Fuller Jt Son, Hall *well; Rlanchai Reed, Gardiner; .f.T. Robins n Richmond; R. Brown, Bath. Gardiner, April 18,1873, f&wtf THE GREAT REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION which can be cured by t timely resort to this stand' ard preparation, as has beei proved by the hundreds o testimonials received by thJ proprietors. It is acknowlj edged by many prominenl physicians to be the mod reliable preparation ever ini trod need for the relief anl cure of all Lung complaints and is offered to the public! sanctioned by the experiencl of over forty years. Whel resorted to in season it scl doin fails to effect a speedl cure in the most seven cases of Coughs, Bronchitil (■roup, Whooping Cotigl Influenza, Asthma, Coldl Sore Throat, Pains or Soil ness in I he Chest and Sidl Liver Complaint, Bleediil at the Lungs, &c. Wistal Balsam does not dry up I Cough, and leave the caul behind, as is the case wil most preparations, but I loosens and cleanses tfl lungs, and ad ays irritatiefl thus removing the cau*o fl the complaint. fl PltErAUKI) BY flfl SETH W. FOWLS 80N8, Boston. Mfl Ami mM by Druggi-t* and Dealersg i.* ra^M STEAM SOS PBINTil Books PamphlB Printed with accuracy ana dee patch the office of the KENNEBEC JOURA WATEE 8TEEET AUGUS' CATARR] Cannot be cannot be cured by snuffs, waslfl cal applications. It is a weakness of the tiou, developing itself in the nasal organs terwards extending to throat and lungsB g« nerallv in Consumption, if not checked B er remedies. Paius in the head, back, lufl weakness of kidneys, are its attendant More people have Catarrh than any other I It is easily cured. Thousands oi cases, H thirty-live years’ standing, have been entirH in New Hampshire the past three years byH stitutUnuU Catarrh Remedy. Certilioates H the above, and a treati-e on Catarrh in pamphlet, sent free on application to Litfl H ives, druggists, proprietors, Muuchesfl Send name on a postal card, and it will c<H cent. Price •i per bottle. fuljH A Band in Every Vill is, or is soon to be, and the mellow noI^B who practices the Cornet istieanl all oveiM So be in baste, in the fashion, and in se^B purchase the beat sounding Cornets, Altos, Bafl or any other Rand Instruments, which w^fl Violins, Uuitars, Flifl all Orchestral; in fact all instruments ii^B use, Violin and Guitur Strings, and al^H Merchandise will be tound in plenty, va^H at reasonable prices, at the store of jWm [Opp. the Court House.] J. C? HAYNE^B 33 COURT SlH novl-flra. LEGAL Blanks fo all kinds lor sale at~^B PIERCE’S BOOIlH