Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.)
February 26, 1878

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PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED), BY SPRAGUE, OWEN ft NASH. TERMS: SEVEN qpLLARS PER ANNUM. SINGLE COPIES, FIVE CENTS. VOL IX. YimiTSTA. MAINE. TI ESDAY W'f 'vD"i. EEIIRUAKY 26. 1878. NO. 49.

Jtcniukc Jmtntal. riblishel ul Acgumt a, Maink, Water street “nit of Court by hpraouk, Owkn .t Nash. gaily £rnncbfc journal, I Miied every morning, except Sundays. Iteou iniH the late-fit news by telegraph and mail, give* reports of the Market;, .tnd h.»- .nviully prepared unlit ii and loc ti irtb m i a generous amount 01 lanuiDg, home and miscellaneous reading with lull com pi I allot, ol Mate new*. Terms f>rt annum in advance #S il puymeni s not iuad« AilbiuLheye.tr. aiugle copier Scents, io be had ai the bookstores and ul this oflie its per week for ea-li aitbsequeni week. Uusinoas Notices, m H VV-. iSl’.AKt'K 4 Co. b. M. PETTENOILL 4 CO-, 37 Park Row. PHILADELPHIA X.W.AuKi Co.,Chest nut ftt. b. M. Pettengill 4 Co. 701 Chestnut street. 6T LOUIS. MO., Rowell 4 Chksman, cor Third and Chestnut tit ArurSTA PONT OFFICE. Orrics Hul ks. For deliver} ot letters, fiom 7.30 A. M. 10 8.31 F. M. t)u Sundays. fr«»m 9.15 A. M to 10.15 A M. AKKJVAI. AND 1 ’Et’AKTL H£ OF MaIL». Mails Akiuvb. Boston, Portland, aud West, 2.65 A. \J. 3 i-anu 8.07 P. M. hewi-tou and Auburn, 3.4b, 6 and s.L*7 P M. Bath and Rockland, 3 lb *ud b.07 P. M. Kocklar.d stage, via W ashington, P. M. Waldohoro stage, via .Jefferson, 0 P. M. Belgrade, West Waterville, Nonidgewock auo M i li^ou, 1.30 P. M. Winthrop and Monmouth, ti P. M Farmington stage via Read held, 1.30 M. Belfast, 11.12 A. M. and 10.53 P. M. bell as t stage, 11.00 A. M Saowtiegau 11.42 A M. (•rand Iran* R. R and Canada, 3 lb and 8.07 P. M. So.diets’ Home 11.15 A. M. and 7.00 p. M. Mails Close. Poitlaud, Boston and West, 6.30 and 11.15 A. il 1 P. M. L 'vvi-tou aud Auburn, 5.30,8.30,11 15 A. M. Bith ami Rockland, 5.30, aud 11.1 A. M. R blind stage, via Washington, 7.00 A. M. \V ildoboro' stage, via Jertet-on, 7.00 A. M. Be grade. West Waterville, N or ridge w oik, and Madison, 1.30 P. M. Wiuthrop and Monmouth, 8.30 A. M. Fa miugtou stage via Ui.uilield, 1.30 P. M. Belfast, 3.30 P. M. and 10.00 P. M. Be last stage, 3.30 P. M. Skowbegan, 3.3j P. M and 10.00 P. M. (.band irunk lb K. aud Canada, 6.3d, 11 i .M. Soldiers’ Home, 7 A. M. and 3.30 p. M. Domestic Post auk. Drop Letter.-, per 1-2 oz. 1 cent. Mail Letter* per 1-2 oz. 3 cents. Books, transle nt newspapers, andothei ti. printed matter,(except unsealed ciicuiars) in pack ages not exceeding 4 lbs. iu weight, per 2 ounces, 1 ctBU Unsealed circular-, merchandise, and samples, in package* not exceeding 4 lb*, in weight, pel ounce 1 ceut. All matter not ptepaid at letter rates must he si wrapped that it can he examined, and must rot. tiin no writing whatever,except as follows: The sender of any article of thud class mail matter may write his or her name or addiess therein, or on the outside thereof, with the won] “from” above or pieceding the same, or may write biicttx or juiut on buy packugc the nuuihei and name* ot the articles inclosed. Liquids, glass aud explosive chemical* are ox eluded from the mails. Money Order Office. Especial attention is called to the Mono) Urdei system a* a sale aud cheap method of transmitting small sums ol money through the mails. Orders are issued for amount* not exceeding Larger amounts can he sent to the same person at the same time by additional orders. Rate?. Orders not exceeding #15, lOcents. over #15and not exceeding #30, 15 #30 #40, 20 #40 #50, 25 Money orders aie also drawn by this office on L'anada, (ircat Bi itain, lei many, aud Switzerland. Registered Letters. Letters, and other valuable pa Departure op Mail*. Western Mail arives daily, Sum! tv* except* >1, al 3.39 and 8 00 1*. M.; closer at 11 1" A M anJ tor the night Pullman train at 8 I*. M. Ka-tci ii Mail arrive-* daily. Sundays cx et*. per lio\. Ji*:' Camphor lee, 35 el*, per box. S'.*:' A Superior Glove Cleaner, 3.1ct•.per boltle. S\- Scidlil/. Coniler*. our ouu make. ologuc*. Perfume* Soup*, Ac., *".r I'll 11 strength and Con Price*. At DKVIM: Ac HOW \KI)'S. lublb-ut KEMOVAIj HILL &c HOYT Having iltud n?» in llrrt ty!*\ 'Itr l.ime and i|iaci'iim Moie, nUlECTLY OPPOSITE K. C. A I. I KN'> I'l bUMJIMi Hoi >K have removed their flock of good there, and will be pleaded to meet all oi there old customer* ;e\st IS lock. Lowest Prices. 1254 Water Street, Augusta Maine. jai» tuil WILLIAMSON GREENWOOD, Auauara, mg., No. U.iidn, and 9 Bridges’ Block, Water St. ST.; VZ^ V h FUHNACES STOVES AND FURNACES Agricultural Tools, Plows and Plow Castings. Ss* All of which will be sol.l as CHEAP as at any establishment in this part o! the country. a>l ROOFING, and All Kinds of Jobbing in Sheet Iron, Tin and Copper, Done to Order and Warranted. AIL KINDS OF REPAIRING PROMPTLY DONE AT SAFFORD A I'O.’S, Augusta. Maine, [Sion op the Golden oon.] Old Newspapers. JL’ST^eht for wrappers clean and n‘ce,for sale jodbm or net. A Good Steam Boiler For Hale, al an Exceedingly Low Price, Inquire at the office oi the ttf KKHVSBK V JOFRNAL ^or -Salvor to -Set. i o let"! A ‘•mull, couveuitnt tenement, on (»age street. Inquire of jknll-itf S. I- Rres* Oflice. Hu* one ol the best light-* and mo*t convenient room* in the state. Poi icim* apply to PA>TPRN *XPUPss nppltp deol5-;tI 164 Water St. Valuable Krai Estate Por Sale Lot of Land on the comer of state and *ireeii CENTRAL BLOCK, Opposite the Post Office, When* they intend to keep on ban I a lull line of llarduari*. 4'arri ijjc Slock, Iran ami Steel’ J*nint Oilv YarnMic Ac.. Ac. With their in tre l i- fi’l’te* lor -loing lmsfn»“** having one of the Largest Hardw ire Sturt s tills side id' Host or, They are eoufdt i.t that they can sell good As Low as Cm he Bought, AT WIioIommI*} or Holail. H, If IK )KSJ( \V. If. M IK H)KH, F. DUOFFY. \tgi*ti I>•■•.!, at 10 o'clock in the loreuoon for the billow ing purposes, vi/ 1*1. I o elioo e H Mo a t iiloi'. 2«1. To hem tin* repott ot the T reasurer and t ike so* h action ir-etecit a- may he thought pro per. .’hi. To eh11 and SMOKED HALIBUT. With a lull assortment of SALT and PICKLED HsH, SARDINES, WALNUT and TOMATO KETCHUP* At Reasonable Prices. M*i>rd«krM Delivered Free.jp# I. W. MUNSEY' aog-ildtt Kennebec bavinp's Hank. Tbi* llank is not required to make return* to Asnomsot** DtpotiU tnad? on or bifort tht lOfA day of any month will be dated back to tht hret day of tht tatnt month Ou first Monday in May and November oi eac h year a dividend will be maue on all depot its stand fng at those dates, which have been on dr posit one full month Money deposited in Savings Banks if not to In taxed to depositors hereafter. Dividends as soon as declared are au ed to the principal, thus compounding the Interest every six months. Loans made to depositors on deposi.mg theiT Bank Book as security. Office In Freemans Bank Building. S. B. GLAZIER. Treasurer. W. K. HALLKTT, President. Augusta. Jan. 28. 187ft. Ian2#-:4wti STORE JO LET. fllbe store lately occupied by A. A.Kittues, in the 1 Kitiues Block, opposite Granite i all, Water Street. Enquire at the office of SAMI EL TlTC-OMB. J»nu»ry SMh, 1*7*. JunWJtf PARTRIDGES’ DRUG STORE. I utter (traufte Hall, AUGU5TA, MAINE Enli.l) Mini inmr Than Pllty Wars Aid*. We keep l’L’KK DRUGS anf.st Stu hair) Cheese. Very N ee NEW ORLEANS anil WEST INDIA Molasses. It 111-’,twit GREAT ANNUAL DISPLAY up I Miot«>■ vmm ;i much for your money hi* any nmri* in li.e iiy. ,m intkkknt. Interest begins on ihe tirsi day oi each month. Money deposited on or before the tenth dun oi each month, will druw iniercstfrom the Arttdao of the tame month. •g-l'nder t'i 'iBtmg law ol this Slate, all de nosits in Savings Banks, are rxempt iron munici pal taxation. No returns of names of depositors are required to be made to Slate or town authorities, and all ao oounls are held by this Bank to be strictly private and Conddentui:. Married women and porsons under age c.an de posit money in their own names, so tint it can be drawn only by themselves, or on their order. Es)iecial advantages afforded to Executors, Guardians. Trustees, and others haying in charge Trust Funds. WM.B SMITH,Treasurer. Augusts. April 10.1878. state Temperance Alliance. It i« the right by very many of the inoet active friends of rempeiai ee, iliat the cause c« uld be greatly advanced in thin suae by A more judicious concentration ofpuipoae and cOort on the |*art of the various l cinper-tuce organizations, the Cliuicn and the public ^cncrallv, by a-sociation in r me *t«ite organization, stun ai in plan and scope lo that oi tl»e “.Massachusetts Mu e reinprr.mcc Alii »nce” v* hi' h organ iztlh n bus ex isle* i in that state lor ilpu ard* of tvven>y*Ave ywirn, and embrace in active ineiiibersh p, uienioer* ot all the various Icmperance or-an/aii«>n t* \n l a- t o; Clergy and Chur- h oi a'uin-t ev«*r? de .om i t on; rcmiv* i lug and di diureiug from nor te» n to eighteen thous t^d dollars every year; mi.heniic ling and send ing «.ut l.cctuieiH into* very portion oi the Stale; arianging or public meet ih-- and supplying speaker?, and closely washing the Temper .tnce |'ii m', Mini pro* iding n-earis ar measu'es to keep t in a healthy and vifuiuu" stall c.m folly s- ru* liuizmg all legisjaii -n, and ready at all lfrr.es to sound the alai in vvlun the eucio.n hmeuts irom the enemy are attempted. With a v| u to mg.tn* mug a similar Alliance in Maine, and auxiliary to the Nalional Teinpeian -e Aiiiain e, the under* signed invite the filends oj Ttmpeian.:e 10 Abe*1 at ('ongi'eaw Hull, I^ortluncl, On Wedxrsimv. Ft: out ak\ -T.h, lh?$, at o’clock, F. M. To take su *!i action a himay then seem Judicious. In the evening, u Temperance meeting win Me lieid in the l lt> Hall. Which w ill he ad ie.--ed by some of the leading leiuperant t men in the Mtaie. It Hinceiely hoped that every Chun h and Temperance oig-ihizutioti in Maine, will send one or more delegate*. BKN.I. KINUSBCKY. Portlaud. mIHNEY PhKII %M, I’uriH. NKlijUS lilM.l.Kt ..Id. Lewi ton. I or >1. MOicItILL, i'oitland. w VV. I ll ..MAH, Portland. AN Mi iN I*. MuBBlCL, Bead field. NKa L DoVV, PoruaiM. II M. IIAKcoW, M. Augusta. N. B. Nl l T, Eat-tpurt. II. A. blloBKY, Hr id* ton. K. A. 8\!lTlli Portland KEY w.t E v TON, Cape Elizabeth. .1 H. ILI.EBHOWN, Portland. KEY. 1). B. BAN DA LL, Berwick. T. U. Ml AH *N i ON, Caiuden. E. A maWYEK Portland. 11 h N ii t 1 A LL.M vN, lidli. IjKU.U. I’AtaON, UoekUnd. II. P. VYIIIT*,, PoiHand. I.KO, K. BUACKKTT, B. a-t BEY BENJ t UhEM Klitery. W. it IomnmoN, I'oitland. F. U. UlCll, Portlaud, 111 AUti in tiiv others, CONVENTION OF liEFOliM CLUBS. The Quarterly Convention of the Itcorm Clubs of me Mate of Maine, will tie held At Aii|(tiMla, oil WmI nrodH)' ni.il Tim ittlx) Man It H it ml 7, 1*7*. Ii it earno ily in peiJ that ev« rv club in the Stair wnl In- repiet-eobM .it tin.-* nenMon, no lb .t a iu.1 and comp e.e r* port« an l e ohuiii h« Kotoriu wm ki-r.pl dm* lmtt “Wild Fire” all over tne Weal ..ml Soetb, and lei in orniM amt renew our m ere»t in diiH Ktiod woik, ami ti tve a •nmid and KlorioiiB rev ivul m (be Matt? ol Maine, always* keeping in mind our im.tu e*. "We dare do Kik'ii,’’ •cliaiit>. loan, malice iov%nrd» Lone.” One I a re on M. C. It. it. ai.d it. brandies. Per older feta e oniuniiee. FKA.nK h b.N UK. K Preset. UEO. W MUIU'lt, 8ec*y. THE PLACE TO in V TOlIlt is A I THE Whore you can flu.) a (jnnd A.-sm tinenl ol FreBh Fish of Al KiLee, In their Season. Also SMOKKI). CAN Mill, PICKLED AND ISALT FIHII. Lobsters, Oyster., ('lams, ,te., st Ileu-'onablc Trices, delivered Pt.EE op cdakuk. SMITH, WBIBHT CO (wpl.VHf M. JIOULTON. FA IU15A\KSf lU O A\ 10 r It KMOVE I) k TO Til K -W. II 111111 I’inI ll.Ii'f >i|n,re, Imdun. Ie> IJlin MAViRI K ft IlOflA 8 NK. C’or. Water uud Contrast* ytreat*. B O T O N. TiE MW i'UUK PER CENT COLD BOND. This Bank is ntilhmi/ed by the Tremurv 1»t day Jan nary. April, .Iidv ami October of eai h \ear, and are exempt from the payment of Uxea or duties to the l i lied States, as well as from taxali *n in any form by r under State, munieipal or leal u,* thoiily. and will he Issued In registered or e.oupon Rond* as prelem d. Toe imeiest on the Registered Ronds u ill be p.t d by check, issued bv lie Treasurer t the 1'mt *1 viate». to the order ol the holder, and mailed t his address Order-by Mail will receive prompt atten tion. J*ul! int i mat ion given upon applica tion. Correspondence invited. Ao\ P. POTTEU, President, >M i ox, Jan. i 18 a, i, bi-reodim TOILET 80APv In (Jtval V.mety. Including the German, Honey and Glycerine, 81* Cako Fsikfff b for 20 C« r.ts. At Tltoonil.V Drug Ntore. KI fti t>nl 1 'N t'liiiio^ru |>ln* AUK UNIUVALLEI). Comer Bridge avd Water Sts. ittisccllaucous. C&RBI9B1CK9. N47 ionai. Convention at Toledo. Tfie Pi.at FOKM. The Na’ional Greenback partv held its first an nual couveuli in a: loledo Friday. Twenty -eight states were represented. The Committee on Per manent Oiga. ization rep uteii for President Judge Franc ia Hughes of Pennsylvania. Among ttic Vice Piesidctils were Chat lea MrLeau ol Ma.s»a* ttu-eit ftoloo Chase of Maine, and Fran cis Gilictt of Connecticut. T‘he fdlowing plat fotm was i* ad and adopt* d without debate The oigani/atiou shall be known as the’"Na tional Party,” and under the name we shall pet feet, without delay, the uaiioual, fttate and local associations, to secure the election toofiice of such iiifii only as will pledge themselves to do all in then pow* r to establish these principles: rust—It h an exclusive function of the general government to coin ami create money, and regfl late its\alue. All hank issues, designed to cir culate a* money should i>e suppressed. The cir culatiug medium, should be suppressed. The circulating medium, whether of metal or paper, snail be ivueu by the government aud made full legal tender for all debit, duties aud taxes in the U nited (hates, at its stamped value. (Second—I'haie shall be no privileged class of creditors; official salarfts, pensions, boudt and ail olhei debts and obligation*, public aud private, -hail he ois barged iri tue legal tender money of the United (states stiicily according to the stipu lations of the laws under which they weie con tracted. Thud—-That the coinage of silver be placed ou the same footing as that of gold. Fourth—That Cougre»s shall piovide said money adequate to the full employment ot labor, equit able distribution of its product* aud requirement* ot buaimts, fixing a minimum amount per capita to the population as near as may be at d otherwise leguutmg it* value by wise aud equitable provision by 1 tw so that the rate of intere*. will secure to labor its just reward. Filth—It is inconsistent with the genius and sjml t f u popular government that any species it piivate propeity should be exempt from hear ing its just shuic of public bunions. Government bonds and mom y should he taxed precisely as other pii petty, and a giadual income tax should t»e levied loi the support of the government aud p i> ui(m i f debts. C'Uih—Fublic land* are common property of the whole people, aud aiiouid not he sold to specula t »ts nor gianted to railroad* or other cerpe rations but should be donated to actual settlers in limited quant ties. Seventh—The government should, by enact ment-*, encourage the development of out agricul tuiui, mineral, mechanical, manufacturing and comuieic al resources, to the end that labor may be fully and piutiiahly employed, but no monopo lies should he legalized. Fig kith—1 tiat ail mi less ffices should be abol ished, the most rigi I economy favored in every branch of public set vice, and severe punishment indicted upon public officers who betrays thetrus reposed in them. rxiiitU— 1 hat as educated labor has devised means for multiplying production by inventions aud discoveries, aud as their use requires the cx eicise ot mind us well as body, such legislation should be had that the numbers of hours of daily toil l"' reduced, giving to the working classes more leisure for mental improvement aud enjoy menr. aud >aviug them from premature decay and death. lcuih—The adoption of an American monetary systi in as proposed herein will hairaontzc ail the dilfeicnoea in regard to taiiff and federal taxation, ieduce and equalize the cost of transportation by land and wat-r. disti ibute equitably the joint earn ings of capital and labor, secure to the producers of wealth the icsulta of.their labor and skill, mus icr out of service the vast army of idlers who un der the existing system grow rich up in the earn ing* ot others that« veiy man and woman may by their own eg.its secure a competence, so that overgrown foitnues aud extre*me poverty will be seldom found within the limits of our republic. Klcveuth—Both the National and .state govern ment* should e-ta »li>h bureau* of labor aud in dustrial (dandies, clothed with the p >wer of gath ering and publishing the same. Twelfth—That the contract system of employ :ng labor in our pi isons and reformatory institu tions woiks cieat injustice to our mechanics and at nvn \i,kii in sl’ERM, LARI), WHALE, KKATSFOOT OLIVE AM) LIBIUCATINU O TL8 VARNISHES, JAPAN, sR'I s 11 ltl r.NTINK, I.INSEED OH,, llUI’sHEs, I)V K WOODS, Al'IPS, INPIGO, A I I'M, (ORPEKAS I I K I I t’KOI., KN'T LOU wool I sol) A, POTASH, SALTS BOR«X, I UK sALTPKI UK, sl'I.Phi’ll, P.OSIN Ar., Ac. At CJUSl’A MAINE. Send for Quotation*. ianT-t Haw.l wtt E. II. REV.\0LI)S~ TAILOH.

Room* over Pray'* Co, Ladies’ Clocks Cut and Mads to Order. Shirt Patterns Cut to Order. I P, 8. tlarmenL wurrarterl lodt. j BOVtttf

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0?.:rn llituuoa Jonraal A (JUIKHTA. Tuesday Horning eebronry 26, 1878. Tilt* iM.*k**rs. Tin* greet nba ijuate to the full employment of labor, the equitable distribution of its products, and ilia re quirements ol business, fixing a minimum amount per capita ol the population li near as may he, and thei wise regulating its value by wise and equitable lovisiotis of law, so that the rate of interest will se cure to labor its just reward. •Are we to understand by this that when there is a scarcity y, sod then, with atoicsl for om.te and lO'rrpiJjte, esq ut.tvd it biin ell with (aitel! Stall nu'iit in Ilel ti«u to the S|iraKUP I'ropert}'. 1 The 1’ Mowing statement of the assets outl liahil i of the A. A W. >ptaguc Maoufactuiing Company, as shown by the books at the close of the year 1877, we publish as a matter of interest to many of our readers. fotlie CrcAltnra of the A. A W. 8|)r«gus >l»>"if*during tiuapiiii). fn arconlan ewi:q my letter o* l>e* e titer 1’tith. 1877,10 it.e t ummiltt e representing b»l*ceu lour t live millnm# oi the indebtedness ol the A. A W. Si»r*gue Manuftclurli g Compaov, 1 h rewiti P'cmiiI n lait-incul ol Assets Mini L labilities,” w> shuwn by then uo >ks ou the tblriy-tlrat d .y ol December, is77. ex ept a- I t va ue» at pi opt rile**, *hich i.iiuca are utkcii irom the r» po. i t>l yo r t win ntltec. Oct. .list, 1*74, and n coiu .ai i on ltd *rd r. port, h** ar a- can in* made »-how.ng errors iii nine and changes made siuce tlial uyaiis and Col) truction, incluoing Dial oc t i.*i e l by hit Iri *het in tne s|>nbg ol n*l o hei aiiiio c.o-ualuies, to *hlch a.i mauulai luring io peitu s are u*bie, Mhd from which this iomptuy j lias not been ex« mpl Am*, a statement ol tne As stl* pud Liabilities” ol Hie firm oi A. A. W. lague, and the Ibdividi ai stockhuldi r* ol the uaiiu a* luring b oiupany wlio jjiued iu the trust mortgage: AftSl-.ISOt TBK A A W. ftl'KAUt k MAM FACTL’R* I NO Ou, Dec mbtr Al *t 1^77. Cranston PrintWorks, vvitu house* and land* la longing to it, value l.iouuoo uo Baltic inll> «2,70| spin dles hi *15 pel *pmdle, J tlK),iOU 0# N«iick Mi.Is, 4l,'fc4 spin dles, hi *15 el sim ple, tW9 UJO 00 (I hi- valuation in cludes a lu'ge nuiu- her ol huusts and many acre* ol land.; Moigun At id eatAlO, value :»o 000 00 Aiisihlta Water Power eslTle, including 32, 12* piudles, Value 1 .200,000 00 l Flax Ml’g i -2H, 72" piudle-,on Print Clo hr, value *15 per spin lie, 401,HOo o.i Real estate as per sche dule A, value *3*15,500 00 Less sales IJ, uo .0 3,.172,309 UO Hank and otner stock*. as per cheouie li, 471,444 ''2 Itoo iH b boo uo Ca*n. ($10,000 In-Id by atitai.il 14a k oi Cummer e again si their claim) 30,275 hh cilis receivable, con si* teied good 4,.V40 28 Ho>l -sp. agues A Co., balance without in terest, (no eutr> made K» cl oi amount paid by 11. Co ou ti.eir atceptam iH of our drull-, say 15 per wul. o.. ab ui >,40d 4Mi-?10 Otxi, account of same not Having been lendcied by the He ceiver 2,270.297 63 Peisunal Manufactur ing Property iu puul woke, mills aud stores, mcluiiug prints in bauds ot Agents. title to which is la tne 12 ddnicfc l o., to amount of indeht u. 0e ol inis Company to ibeui. under con tiaei between i -e two eompauiea 1,220,0* 0 Ou A. A W. e pi ague, bal ance Wl.li interest, Deo. 81. 1*77. (Inis amount is to be re duced by a credit tor services of Auiat-a and wham Sprague since the suspension) 1,498,064 5 .J. F. Nnurse Cashier, ast) ou hand at Au g. i-ta, Maine, lor pay oil 7 989 24 Sundry accounts doubt tul) 16,562 70 St h oner Henry l.ip put, 2,906 00 Sprague Mowing Ma ch.ue Co., balance w itn interest Dec. UI, ’77 665,118 15 t oinstot k Foundry Co., balance w i h interest, Dec. 81, *7 7 51,346 41 Point Street Iron Works, hdance w ith inletesl, Dec. 31, ’77 266,281 HI Pei kins .sheet Iron Co., baluuce w itn interest Dec. 31,’77 170,464 30 Win ox Caloric and h. cam Kiigiue Co., balmn e w i.n lulercst, Dec. 31, *77 5 !,033 35 Total fl 207,144 12 KmiiiiuUmI pre sent value nay 100,000 (*U t (8,718.820 ia i.iaiuui u.n. Trust mortgage notes. Interest paid to .l.»u. I, ’70 (about I'KI UbO paid lliere on by Hoyt, fepragut-s a tu., not entered l an no uCcount has been re eived 8,*30,421 C3 Due to the tin* 12 ildiilck Co. (secured by “I'e *M.ua. Manulaetu. mg Pro perty” net Hint item m Asset.-; 1,130 888 8b Due (u W 11 lain Nprague, guardian; In telehI ».o be added Horn O lob. r 31, *78 205,887 W Hi in p ivable #3(si,5|.‘1^8 him ured (out standing iober.il, ’73) 31.5 797 2b Lo tus (Apr.i 14 and November 29, 18 H) t illed ll.Uift 65 Dia is field by National Bunk of Com incite a*aiiiHi deposit oi even ain’t 30,0*10 o Sundry account* (oulstandmiug Uc tobtr 31, In) about 10,i 25 DO $10,*3i*,5.50 0* ASSETS OF A. A W. Bl’KAOl'E, December 31 it, i 877. Batik and other Block*, per schedule* B $2,301.412 43 Hill* receivable 80,500* o Heal entitle iu Maine 2u.30o 75 i.oau account 2 5o On Co.utnbla Water Power Co. 122 jo4 hi Vessel account. lnlere*t nfcour schoon er*, (acquired I'rum divnleuda ol Keunebec Land ana Lumber Co.) 23,011 f 0 $2,612,095 4? LIABILITIES. [>ue In the A. A W. Sprague Manu f.icturing Co (see memorandum agaiu*l thin amount in their as.-ei®) $1,4 H m'4 C5 Boon guarauiee account, Coiiurn, Lard Co„ (being part of'bibs pay al.le” on report ol October 31, ls73) 975,000 (0 Bill* payable, (oul*tunding Outober 31, 1878) 42 >0 00 $2,515.5*>4 f *73, U Mrs,Finnic >orague, $49*>.ooo 00 Mr*. Mary **praaue. 4'*,140 w Amasa Sprague. 75,OMi 0 William >piague, 155 uoo oo MM, 140 To l»e deducted from ’individual prop erty” a* above, amount of reduction hi tilobe and Seconn National Hank Blockh held by Mrs. Kanui and Mrs. Mary Sprague, say ♦12,575 UO 1,140,565 ou KKfVg w ere liable, of iudrblodnrM of tho iliATj eo, a» Mi mil bv sfa.o* Ol* nl Ol II- i|.U ami Pay ui m. follow mg. w tin n in ikes a in l iin-ivas'* in iln* value, as rcforlt.jhv the Comm ttee. ol f. U.ln7..k*. with some c nl, i gi i i iea. al owi »l ho im h figures, whi li im v make it sfiH larger. The men st ni nnie, i. -ln -s ol ab« \c Comp tnie*, a* a whole, atisc© in part from chaigcs or interest on ^«l mcei*. U lyinetir in de for l iuterc«o on ^r>, g ai .a d the indtb.ed'os* ol crkih© .sheet non Co now iuc ii id it n hiii t> due from ihe *llo' st- s. o, anti Horse 'a 1 since settled io both ihri-e Companies Iln hiuouqi due was erron ouslv n portetl in is*;4 l h f ldm‘llor-e Mioe Co.yivtn MS r*,i 0, sh Olid have been J, wit tl I i -l atlerwarda charged up. o.asiag, -u>. u.uhi. Mid tne Na a oi.l i® Tin, instead ol i« is 0. S.»un si,'UO ol tin unit In dm*-m ol iln- *lcrki..t Miccl on i and Wilcox Calorie in/.to arc incl dad iu liabili.it oi .b A W Spnt.ni MauiihtCtiui. so tot mkeu nim wvc. Personal inarm far turing pn pertv, in various mill'd-: i« a ml i iiid m k-,io2'.'l ii a i, g a 'drink g* ii hi the e.'tnn i-c .»i I in for me foriy-mi. c a Hilt rviin g while the tlecrt iiHc i i am*.ml «»i ad vance© on priuls w.t- but i 772 24, inakln, an actual shru kage, i r lint lime, ol a ah on band, fHfuuo, was pp md by banks holding »ani‘ ill pay im i l t I uoics, accept tin e Ac .of Hoyt, >piagllc© A o., Flax CO W ibialll >pr.igui* and this oiupany. 1 here W t io on h iud i in her 1!. Is7 in in tes and account.' rccciv.iidt consitlctd g >od ifiimono, i In. s a ouni uc have colt' cl ant appud a- per iit iuci t loll",»In* f .ns 71#».1*7, aim h ivc incm i j »d i“ a-st ts id thi' o ait *_'i 122 O' b.t a ie c arg j t I It hi In Id w uli a lai g»- ainouul I olhei W oi in- I It" account' hi “.suspense Ac ounl.” Ace im i li tin >|t,iigm adniini-tr.uor t'tale of Hy rou >pr. gue sc.ikd m« talcmcnt follow mg W il’i ».n 'pi igu« *peci;tl in Wight a nl Tilling h i'i, ’0 «j w "i. li ©M tun in in ei id do linn ha- out im d a di-cha.'ge iu l a inptcy.) City of \ugo-.abmle u.h»—su'd* „ee st t lucut loiinu ii.g «I A N' In lime# (he foil wing iiabditics on ‘•Report ol D7‘J” will chan#*-* a* noted, thus—. Note# and acceptance*, #d, 140,00 le-s amount paid see statement following: au I ain’t n p.e-ei.t d by 1 Hill* Payable’* chi'* dale, bu. I, (XK) Due tK er*or;, «».id o 0 11 »yt, Spr itfue .V I 'saecepl unces, $.,4*>«,dno, less ain’t paid—see statement Id1 low* in*, (and ain’t ret’d dmj. ft,din,000 LI A HI 1.11 IKS OF A A W ftl'ltAl.l t Win. Hpr;iguc, iruslec lor Alrti'. ru '|»r.iga*i,f',>4,o0, Wilcox Gaioric an 1 Me 4in tug ue Co. note, titf, (ski. and VN i Ighl a 1 ill in v bast's uccep aueies, $Mi,. •iOO.tk'O fSCW.Om Amount due Win. Rp^arne, g aidi iu, (Hoyts $*41 no stiould tun* be n a2n.'),ss7 trj. Amount due Col A Fu n, (advance on good.') .r»,uoo Account dosed. Wight A Tilling hast. 0,(d0, chun*ed to v* ortnu.-") a-si t Tnere have been charged oil ironi bill- r»*rr iva ble 1 aim un 1 ac.-.o nts, in the «onr y ears end it g Dtcoii her U P-77, and lit Id in "S’usp -iim* a count,” a* (.unskilled worlhlets, the amount ul $M0 00). he net p olils of mu mi fact ring or the four yens have i ecu i l s.171* U*. after tinging some I b-'.V mi lor r« pairs, con inn h m. etc The io lovi mg is a condensed statement (»f niv transactions Trustee, lor the p»st )wur\ckfl a> col later 11 11,935 65 Fr»m ilie i-a'e ol i y Ol AugilMn Hon In” 5 .715 OU From b. le ol other bonds 41.076 so From sale of bank and Ollier bloc s 551,657 14 From Bale ol Il*:al Ke late 4 5, 594 60 From Dividends and lienlb including t nu Irom Augusta Wat r Power Km Maine, $61,000 191,481 85 From cash on deposit in b nkbOet. 31, i*73 175.075 18 Fro roflts ol iiiaiiu* factoring 438,170 68 From y ddnlckCo. 821,.62 84 $2 8 5,959 85 An*l paid out Account Hillb Payable in redeeming collider* ala, and ndiiiBliug bin,«li balance* hi Ubu* ing tnorigage not f d *2 A* Ci nut Perkins s|i M*t Iron i o. Notes. He* deeming Property 424s 36 Account C 8. Flax M g. Co. Note*. I* iviin ca-h on deposit m bank, Oct d, 1873 2o Km CO Ac ount Point .-street Iron Works, (taxes ami Ini on mortgages 15,152 49 Account If »yl -sinagues A Co accept'® fro n cash o ilepo-if in bank Oct .11. 1873 9 nil (si Account Miudry ac counts settled t >at were -'C uied t ’j.v.i :u Accoui t sm drv pay in uts in adju-hng m terest an i sinal bal ances in mortgage note b*®cni. tits Ill Account interest inc.lud in* interest paid cie l itor* ou mortgagee notes i,?fu,oor» ;,o Account expense ac count, taxes, Insur a ce, rent salaries, ortlce -uppiic-, Ac it eludi g l» loo »ct, Q\ Co. and 3'0o acet. A. A vv .Npraguc 173 Account A. A W. Sprague notes, taxes, Ac., to pr vei t ion closure ol m'lg’s *;i.2.w2 7h Account sundry ac counts 145,468 71 Amount taxes, Inter e t, insuiance on the indivi uiaI prop ert of Mrs Kun ny.Mrs. Ma y. Ama-a uod Win. "prague, coveted by trust mortgage in 7.«o :H Account Aranda and Win. Sp ague drawn as ag.uusi services rendered iii s.n Ace.oti'd mort2 igeno'es retired, received Ip in debtor-. 11out w Icon nothing better could He oti aiued 41,070 «.p Augusta Water l*o*cr list Estate ,024 I t, salaries, iigei.1 a d cierk, 15 -V-, lilt on, colie ted Iroin rents of this estate and in* eluded m dividendt aud rents) el 3.4 .3 $1*0 ,959 >>6 ^he mill property is. as a whole, in better ondi lion tha 1 li wa« ul lUe tunc ol the e >vcuUou ol .he trust deed. 1 he machinery of the different mil* and priut work* Iih* boon kept up to tho proper standard lor working most economically beside, loo, ine pro* duetlv* ness ol (he mills ha* bet u greatly inert used bv ineieasing the p,*ed at w hi« h the spin tle* are run; it was torinoily ih* rule to i un the spindle* ai a low rpeed. on tho Idea lil t the lo-.s ol pro iue n ui w as more th.-u compensate! by the gain in maraud ie.r; within the la l tine years how e ir, the Dull* wni h hive accomplish*-* i the best le-ubs have been run al high ap«eds, and the spinning machinery has been adtpled to such eh inge in the cond lions of its operat on. ii has been ihe ami in Hus uropertv to alter and improve the mai all ihe mills from lime t«» time so that It e in si results, in point i»i econo* my, coiil I be obtained. and I neiieve lliat tho Sprague milh will* m a o, i i this re-peel, laVor* a It wiili ihe best mill* in f e ouutry. the IQ* erci-e I pro i uni mu •me,* |>7.i, iron thu aim* number ol'-pin-ilea in*! exi-U*«lhi the time ol iho ex* en iou o| the tu*t dm d, is i.pipai nltotlm pro uci o| a butt .It,* oo piiiies. i xpr-s.el in yards ol el ui*, iue r i|. uy ol pioductiou of the Sprague mills at ih piesem time is about eigtu *»ud one-'ad million-* ards per aunun in e\* e -sj oi what the uuds were capable of prod eing in lt*7 i. a large sum of inoiiev Im* b en exp* nded al tho Hall if >i I* ion pair the «11 a-ter whl Ii w us tho re sii i oi tin- ircmnt in Hit* sp mg id l^7»J; it wai h ee sary to in ike tm« euditure iu order l preserve he property, ail I the will t«> I .y is on*j *d i*e I*. -1 piMiiuu-it a* ol i ili it*, t 111 i In e mu try. >iiu i I lie \e uliou o( ihe tru-l deed, tiler lias b en i xpeinl (i iu i**.v ni.triiitieiy, repair a -l a la i u ion oi oia hi leliiii. ry. and in re-1* in H ti ll* Mill the sum ol about ioui huu ned thousand doiia I hav b. n embun rd and hampered in any If nl iu the d sposidon and sale of ally properly, it* orrunce -licit, ah per lo «t if 10,000 22.217 le« l Cove-tree' prop* ei l aboui pei jimt 110,1.00 li.i' ii (ich mi ei Iota and More, e '-l 00 I 00,000 14,402 ieel I r .-lnvt and building, Logwood Works i t**. 70 O KI 11,77 licet Foamubek Lumber Co. JjO ilo Haruord, Prov. and F. It. R. C). A. A. W. SPRAGUE. ■ec m l National Bank, (new.) 'i l* 4 do m dilute* Co 1,H do iti*imi bee Laud and Lumber Co (10.'.”* shares hvpothe a ted.) ilo Prov. aud spi ingtieid ti. It Co. -o do It. I. Sale Deposit Co. .Vi,000 do Coburn Land Co. ■MW I I I —1^— }i)a!lo\ucll Eoral Xruis. Rev. Mr. LcLacbeur ol the Methodist church, in Ibis city, occupied the pulpit of the Baptist chuich ou Sabbath afternoon iast, in exchange with the pastor, Kev. Mr. Xewcjuibc, ami deliv ered an interesting ar.d most earnest discourse on tbc autagon srn between Gospel truth and the prevalent system* of error iu the world. The G'i«pcl encounters opposition and is as-uiled by the tiir- of persecution, initia l ot iveeiviug that consult*ia'i->u and tavoi which would ensure peace ami happ ut*«h to all. The ftult is not with the Go-pel, whose mission is one of peace Hud good w ill 10 nu n hut must lather be ami luted to the enmity of the hutnau heart, which is ever at war with every piimipie ot Gospel truth, and m&ni lets 11s*t It whenever and wheivver earnest woik ers in the cau-t of religion and moiaiity are foun 1. The speaker by ta uiliar and apt iliu-tra tiou eof deed ir»e truths of his subject to the ap prehend *u ol his hearers, and no donbt cairyiug couvictiou to the mints and hearts of all. The thud ectuie ol the course at the Methodist church, w ill be dciiveied ou Friday evening next, March 1, by Kev. \S Jones of Brunswick. Subject »\V alt s and Welchmen.*' F\-Goveruoi Israel Wa-hburo of Pottland, will give the 1 >unil l.-cture at t’ie same place, on Fri day evening of next week March 8. Subject: '*tocotli®h Potts and Poetry.” As Mr. Geo. (hay of Fairfb 11, was walking fiom Augusta to this City ou the iai)road trac k, lii't Moi.tl.iy foreu ton, lie was knock'd dow n aud rubbed by panic who will undoubtedly t»c brought to jus*ice, as ihcy aie known. Mr. Gray was considt iat)iy bruised about the head and face, but not seriously injured. The villains obtained about eighteen dollars by their bold operation. 'lheie set i#- to be an epi lemic of crime in this vicinity, suggest .ve ol State piisons and hemp. The winter tciiu of our public schools dosed last week, and the ncholam will now enj >y a vaca tion of live or six Weeks, more or less. Whitmore Clark's Minstrels appear in one of their ciiaructt ristic enteitaiumcnts this (Tuesday) cveuiug. February 20th, at U iUou Hall, m this city. I’nion Temple of Honor, Xo. 3. of ibis city, will hold a ie-uuion at their liail, this (Tuesday) evening. All members aie requested to be pres ent. We learn that Mr. John Holland of this city, foil upon the ice near the cotton lactoiy, on Mon day morning, rectiviug painful iojuiies. A 4'A.ttPAIUir NLANDKR. When Dr. It. V. Pierce was a candidate for Slat t .Senator, his political opponents published a pi etc u led analyst- of his popular medn iues hop ing thereby to prejudice the people agsiust him. His election by un overwhelming majority severe ly rebuked bis tiaJuceis, who sought to impeach his Inisine-s iuti gnty. No notice would have been taken of these campaign lies were it uot that some of his enemies (ami every successful busi ness riiMU ha- his full quota of invious rival-) aie republishing these bogus analyses. Numerous and most ab-uid formulas have been published, pur palling to come from high audio!i v; and it is a significant fact that uo two have been alike—con clusively pioving the dishonesty of their authors. "Uermnit Myiup.** No other medicine iuthe world was ever given such a le-t of its curative qualities as Hosbee’ German Syrup. In three* years two million four hundred thousand small bottles of this medicine were distributed free of charge by Druggists in this country to tho^c afflicted with Consumption,Asth ma, Croup, severe Coughs, Pneumonia and other diseases of the Throat am! Lungs, giving the Amc: ican people undeniable proof that German Syrup will cure them. The result bas been that Diuggists iu every town ami village iu the Uni ted S ate- are recommending it to their custom er-. Goto your Druggist, and ask what they know about it. Sample bottles 10 cents. Legit lar ai*e 7► cents. Three doses will relieve any case. decl7+eod«fewtf (honking i« not coutiued to the Prog Ponds. At this s* n on almost everybody is hoarse. The hUiitmg of distressed lungs is heard everywhere. Why is this, when lla'e’s Honey of Hoietiound amt far will cure any rough, cold or toaiaeness in 48 hours? Sol I bv all Druggists. Pike’s Toothache drops cure iu 1 minute. feb'20—tJfcwl w. AS A RELIABLE REMEDY for Coughs, Colds, II •arscr.rss, or any affection of the throat ami chest, use, acordiog to directions given on eaih holtlc, if.I,la me ZaJ.it Porttr't Cough Hat IJ-II. It is always reliable, and the possession of a single bottle, may, in caso of a sudden attack, prove to be wod«. It I* true that Miff. M. I*. Vpbstpr is offering tt ireti Kiiam* cl w hieii i* d ev er w lici c.—| tl ion l).,ny Globe, Jills 10, is77 >o'd a norheeft' ics and G oc -rs. Priiu* 2.V b./t le W v ss ,ni levs einarr, energetic men t«» iiianue im- ie ol ,#ur good-. in the .diddle and t c-i« u -tute-i J M tin* WORTH A (J. G. F D« A K s, Mate Age it, N*. 4 Federal >*rot. Portland. F KiN*4 V A CO Coiihn Water and bridge Sts, Augusta. Agents for Kennebec Co. nov28-?tf G AW. 1 V HA L L, UGUS 7A, One Night Only. MKDMI'DU LVKMMi, February 27, 1*79. WH TMORE CLARK'S MINSTRELS AND BRASS B..NJ, CLARK A IT \KDY, Proprietor*. Katin 1/ new features at their tempie of f in. Th wl t reliable lavoriie troupe and mounter or ganizaiou he.oled by the great v .■cal cloan GrBO FtGrS JVX C L. AUK. Com smger and Ethiopian Comedian an i Popu* I »irun purer abase reputation m a geueial pi r* foruit-r is v\ th.ul a rival, asaiatc I by II A. W I£ WHITE*, the old iebab!e favoiite corne lian. Engagement oi ihe gri a', specially artist*, comedians and ec* ccutric negio delineators, TnE ONESSEY BROTHERS, and the reuowued vtoliuist and leader of oirhes* tra TIIOH, M4YNAU1), and the re-eng igement of KDIMK LINCOLN, the ta'emed vocalist and leader of quartette. A lull ore he tra cf si x pieces uuder tue tireetion ol the laleuled artist. I tins. MA\NYK1>. lira*-, hand Her. nade ul 12 o'clock M., m front of Hall or II >iel and one hour tieiore opening of door*. Admission 35 cl*. Reserved deal* ct*. Club dreii under 1J year-., *0 cts. Doors opeu at 7 o clock, tocouimcnee at 7 40. Ticket- lor sale ut Eastern Expieesa olll e. K. P. HARDY. Manager CAP! CHARLIE CLARK, Ag. nt Ju PROFESSOR BROWN, Practical Optician, Is once more In Augusta and Hardiner, affording all who are in need, another opportunity oi having period spectacle* ae Uiately adjusted Ills can vaulting agents will call at our residences and places ol busiue and ail to need of Specta cles will do well to give their order lor Proiessor Brown to call. Fur particulars and other testimonials see small circulars. Tnia in tv certify that we. the undersigned, have purchased .spectacles of Prol. Brown, and irom ills dealings with us and aiicce-* in ilt’ing our eye-s, we had turn a gcntleiHuii well ok lied in his profession: .John Hosley, ex-Mavor of Manchester, N. 11. •I s. hiliott.M M.. Manchester, N. H. h irle- P. Huge, M. 1> Concord, N. II. Um II. Kimn.ill S ate Librarian, Concord. Robert Ingalls, No 17 Preble Street, Poilland. VV. Jl. Brooks, No. lei Brackett street, Portland. Mi A Mrs. I) McFarl tnd, City Hotel, Portland. B. It Mavi-, Teacher ol Vo ;ul M isle, Concord. C. F. atcwail, City Clerk,Concord feb22-jl w Found at last. A perfectly harmless and sure HAIR kEsTOhER, without lead. Sul ohur, or other poisonous sub- .1 stances. Such ls| Dr. Coslii’s Hair iReviver It not only re* .stores the hair better than any other preparation. hut never Ians to cure ail diseases oi the scalp, eradicates ail scurff and dandruff, stops the hair from tailing off, stops all burning and itch lug ol the head, and restores the hair to ito original color lor a certainty. Remember, this preparation is WARRANTED to do all that is claimed for it. It is a pure vegetable preparation. Put up oy PROF. J. M. DANIELS, Lewiston, Me. Call on our Agents and get a circular and Bee re commendation. Mold by Ilrugglata (Generally. •dr see advertisement In Weekly Journal. rltawlvl To Let Tw pleasant rooms, Itiil Date 81., Augusta. ttm /t\ r| her NEW NTO E is K. C. Allen's Mark, Where «die will Hell Choice Millinery and Fancy Goods AT TIIE 'try Longest Cash ices. A full assortment of Mmk. IH.mokksif- Kf.i.ia ui.e Patterns constantly on haud. Itemeinher anil til at New Mlore. C. Alim's ft lor A'. febisjiw LATBaT ANIOUMIVBIIT, MRS. M. B. HODGES, lo her new at ire, CENTRAL 1II.OCK. ia non ready to allow ttu* luiliea anil alt bercualomere the Latest Styled Goods and Novelties of the season. Fancy Ties, Lace Scarfs, Col lars, Cud's, ttucbin^s, Wors teds, etc. MtW LOT OK II 01111.10* \l IKRI LOW FltlCKS. Itemember ami Call at the New Millinery Store, Central Block, Directly Opposito the Post OfTtco. : ios' „',’r uVh l" the *"Kl|e»t bidder, al. die b.nk ifvoN >10111.1 Hank, n> or August a, on Ihe in. nij third d.ii ol M ,,eli IS7S, a. U no el Oku, ,1,0 forenoon, i, Yd tax, 0 i 'Jl*1 e'peose ol said di tress, are not |.aid be-' I m d s'eizm|’ '|..AI,"|> lh" SM,1U' 1 -•'strain 1 l aidstizid two shun s ol tli- ai dal si ek m aid Biuuiie Nall. Hal II.,nk, lal I,gin* to said Cushman, as n distress b.r his Village m hoolll s •r tlaxs duly assessed against him. the said hit,an, in said illage School Disirict. in the t tty ol August i, »„d in mi s y committed to me lore.ille. ti II. lor the year Is,7, which luxes the mi u ItiMmian renihCh lo pay, aim f-aiil iho »ha la the capital aiurk o| tM.i.i vtill b«t oppnlv ho Ul by tue at imblir vpiuIiih lur oaah, to the hul, bi'KiPi, at ihe .unit; uuuaml place bei.ire i liotieil, it Hai l Village x-lioo. I >i-tn i la xc wui, the cxpeabc ol nuiU ill teens, are mu p »m m ini, iha, lh7H. j Treasurer m»l t’olleeror SAMI Kl. VV. I. VSK, of Ihx k of iIn* i.ity ol Anglia b, for IhTT. fehlo-tA M.iw Statement of The Continental Fire Insurance Company OK THE CITY of NEW YORK, January 1. 1878. Cash Capital, all paid up, *1 ooooio no Surplus el Assets, i.WJ.Wa J| 91,173,933 HI AS6KT8. Cash on bund and iu Hunks, 91Kl,4ll Lou us on 1 8 and other >t I u II Don’t Head This. \\TANTKI). SHle«iD«*n *n-l .HalenlmtUM in vve0 M CHy ami Town, to iutrn lur»-our good-*. I hr gr$*HU»Ai M^lltnu article out. Nothing like u. Kveru Family iri.7 hone it. |0c lor tfampl Mi.I ;u btrucuoiib, or aop.lv in p»-rton to J. II. llOSWOUUl A CO., Ift7 Washington St., Ie.-27jawilmos _ Boston. Ma-s /ETNA Life Insurance Co. OF HARTFOkl), (O.VV T. O. ENDKHS, President. J. L. StTii'tiiiy. Statement January 1st, 1878. Set Ledger Assets Jan. |1, ,s77, (cost. $.2.1*2 tit It Premiums received In Is77, 3 >.'5 7I i;i Interest 1,527,307 70 Total, «.*o mm Mio «7 DISIlL'RSahhis. Losses by Death. $1,121,083 96 I>i vntenus and other claims paid policy holders. 2,306,082 41 Commissions and all other expenses, 407,280 70 Taxes, Kc-lusurance A Physicians Pees, 174.711 52 Total, $1,0011,058 «l Set Ledger Balance, $22,927,451 .30 ASSETS, Mortgages secured by ItculJEstate val ued at $.18,277,018 00, $10,709,960 92 Cash on hand and iu bauks, 088 812 15 Kcal Estate, cost, ‘20.( 771 88 I’.S. B inds and Bank Stocks, 1,596,136 0.5 Kailroad aud other Stocks Bunds 097,i5» 4.1 State. County, City and Town Bonds, 5,053,8u3 91 Loans n collateral (market value) $142 806 00) 211,082 08 Loans on Personal security, 55 0.17 hi Loans ou existing Policies, 3,318,863 97 Amount due Irotu Agents and others, 1,838 31; Xcl Ledger Assets, $!2,927.451 38 Premiums iu enurse nf collection 130,17u 08 Interest due and accrued Dec,31st, '77 oi which only $55,890.14 was delin i|iieut. 777, >6:1 25 Deterred Premiums and Ue-Insurance. 13»,635 82 Market Value ol Securities over cost, 157,35 i 40 «ro<« AittUJmi.l, 1%7», $34,111,175 70 LIABILITIES. Reserve for Re-Insurance 4 percent Mass. Mandat'd) Losses and Divi dends not due, and all other lia bilities, #21.228.2*9 90 Surplus by Mass. Mt«n«|«r«l| 93,737,455 *0 Surplus by New York Stan iard, $1,170,0.10 no Total paid policy holders, $35,3.53,335 OO New policies issued in 1877, 55.4 Polieies in force January 1,1878, A*’!.'* ,u““rin*' *82,219,074 (0 For further paiticularo and blank appllc&tlonr call upon or address A. G. DEWEY, General Agent, Portland, Me., GEO. E. MACOMBER, AgeM, Granite Hloek, Aiigdatu, Active and reliable men will always find employ incut as Agents, by addressing A. U. Dewey, i t above. ian29-t2t«wHw Design for a Soldiers* Monumenb An appropriate design lor a Soldiers’ Monnmi nt IS Wanted by the Augusta Soldiers’ Monument a bo; i.:tion; it should be accompanied by plan ai d si»n'iticiiiions. Cost ot Monument must not exceed A reasonable suin will be paid for an acceptably design as above named. 1 By order of the Board of Managers. Address for i months, B* P* BLANCHARD, Secreltiy, Augriatt. Me., Jan.28th, Iu7i. 7*

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Pailn Srnnrbct Journal. THK LO*DOV(lllfK *mn MO. Birds and flowers do much to enliven the dusky h .use-windows of the London streels, aud both are attended to with great cate. J'he birds are treated to some luxuries hi k, we bull ior the next TiilKI l DA i a offer many ol our goods ut the Lowest Prices Ever Known. 's Ladies' Wcrstod Jackets reduced to 45 cents. Good hluMir coid, 1 cen u yard. Clark’s Machine Thread old, 6 cts a spool. Undies’ Worded Legging-, very cheap. Children’* Legging-, very cheap. I n iciPi irx- aijd drawers, 24 t- each. Closing out vu*e* at reduced prices, iouiii Hoods, selling .ut cheap. Nice Writing De k- lor .e. fcwlmu,lorca Cornet, for V ery Ti etiy a*es lor aoc auu 1 All l.iurii luwei. |yr oo uart,. 1 ClillUicu'. ItouuU Cornu. 6, lo IV B..rh All Clueu ladle Co,or. iol U- hew Col LkUie. ttoode, lor iot pan du iico .Mii,,eti lio.t' i,*r Ladies’ Wmte Hone oo r pair. Nice Uueu Batuaek I'owcia Uooil Wallet. 16, ru aiiU 0i>c or,,. All Lineu llcouuig ls in a languid, kail-alive s ate.in rough m ipient dyspepsia and detective cii cmaiion ol »tie biood. Th ee bottles ol tile PfcKl' \|.t> 8Yhl I* changed tins to glowing, bound mg IicaUIi I h ive a Hue appetite, si ep souuoly and can wulk five Julies easily without le.-ltng, or i»a y myse I out ot doors, ail day long wihoul lu tiguo. A lady cousin, who resides w ith me, took the syrup dating her rec* >very from a serious llmea* t*i *oine weeks, she has been an Invalid lor years. i ve bottles ol the Syrup have so bu U up her sv si., hi that si e now eat- nte heartily, sleeps well aid can w tlk three miles (iu tine weather) without i111f,4ue. it insider the medicine so iuvaluabie to person- ol sedentary pursuits, or to iho-« who stiller from languor or low spirits, that I relate tin.- persoual expci ien cool its effects t» you, leav* ii g )uu to make wliat use you pieu-e ot uiy letter. I ours, very resptctlully A1AKI PU A NCI8. From ChiiH. 11. Cjlg.ite, Hs I'hy©iciaii recommended Hie* u e 01 l'hiii v ia.n >v hi i*. Alter Ur-ing il on a week we saw an ihj I prove went iu the child’s condition, and in a month ©ue wuh iapi ily gaining in health and strength, hei appetite being excellent. At this dale ©be i© p-rlecti© well, with lound, plump cheeks and lo-mlliy color, and is Agaiu at .eliding school legu h*riy. 1 consider in r tedorutiou to health entire 1\ due to the I'LKt vi AS HYKll* and leti that I ran nol too liighli reooiuimnd it a© a tonic. eiy grateudly youi», CHA8. H. COLG ATE. 1*0111 VIAN Mill I* I'EKl VIAN MIUI* Is prepared by HhTlI W. FOUl.i: Ar mO.\S, Itostoa, aud sold by dt alt r* gener ally. I. S. H. «lecH-|eodA wJmoi STEAM DYE HOUSE, AND Fancy Dyeing frdublislinient. Water St., Augusta. Mr. XlntAbllahecl 1007. Emile Barbier, Co. Awarded First Premium at Maine State Fair' IS711 This well known establishment Is conducted by a First-Class French Dyer. Specialty and New Process of Cleansing. Any kinds of Drees Goods, io the piece*, ortna *e into garments, dyed, cleansed and retinished. It bbous, F r.uge*, Sucks, Velvet*, Slipper*, Kid*, Feathers, eic., dyed or cleansed, and Uni shed h> gooti ms new. Also Cent* gariucuts dyed, cleanse I repaired and pressed ready to wear. Carpels and l. ire Curia ns cleansed Velvet trimming o! s'ngli* dyed and restored to the piiinltive color w libout any ripping hoods re eived and return cd promptly by express. Wend for circular pri. e ii"t. C. C. Chandler, Agent for Wiulhrop, H. Ma rie Decker, Millinery, Uallowell, L L. Moore Miilim ry, Uardiuer, I. E. Chapman, Richmond. fcbl-IeodAwil' Dr. Costello’s HAIR REVIVER Is Taking the Lend oT All ollirr Prep-", aratlons for tbe Hair., WIIY IS IT 1st, Because it cures All Diseases of tbe Scalp, Eradicates All Scuill aud Daodrutt, c tops all Itch in# of tbe Head. Id, Because it Slops the Hair from Fallingoff Promotes its tlrowtli, and restores it to its 01 igi nal color for a certainty. •Id, Because it does all of tbe above better than any other Preparation. liuitlly, lie cause chemist* have analyzed it, and huuuteds who have used it pronounce it per fectly harmless, and free from a>l those objection able propeities contained in all other 1 lair He atorers. PKoF. J. M. DANIELS, Proprietor. LEWISTON, ME. AGENTS, -In-Vine ft Howard, Augusta; Hawes ft Warren. Hallowed; L. I). Cook. Gardiner; Woody ft Ladd. Plttsion. w-ti:t4 CHOICE DAIRY CHEESE, AND Sage and Plain Factory Cheese, Ov*MU "egg aattfi r.msar1 Pamphletaentfrea. C. A. diiaw, bollcltor, noTramout 2t.,Boalaa. *V ip* O EQUITABLE JL»X i* EJ Assurance Society, filew York, Has an Accumulated Capital Exceeding $22l)i)0,000 Invested la Real Relate and Mortgages In Ne. York City, in New York and United stales Kon 11 a tea iilv incr^aslny under a early Reventu more ban $9,000,000. The Live** Insured bribe Society are eareitJi selected in ditfu’eni parts ol North America an Buropo, furnishing, by this broad held of opera Hons, an additional and exceptional safety t ix*ei recoimnenued am.- end r* by eminent ex peris in Li!*|i •-ranee, and by le id log busing.** ,n« t> rorty-in*u fM.r oent. fo '-e earned and ieci.r.»u!ate*l ot. me prentivra i oi it routine Life Policies, and forty per n nt Tontine Kndo A-rncnt Policies, issued within m** las ve years. The Directors oi the Bijuitable Lift Aesurnnc* society represent exotu«ivel> the int. icpt.- n; i*. Policy-holders, and. prcsentiuit the society to no lice, they «et: hai it h.t- *irong claims upon publh confidence, because oi the etnn and conscryauv, principles b\ which its vnrioui departments vr governed. In the ass. is an«i in the adu.lnlstratio* of the Society a p* Mc.ct eecnniy istriv for the l\i lure, wmen is oi m eat important to those depend lag upon their insurance policies (or the ultimate upportof their families. No Life Insurance Company har such arvean r nal transactions as the K juif able; none is more romptand just in its dealings. Frank E. .>'ye, lieneral A«i*nt r»r Central Maine, OFFICE IN ALLEN'S NEW BUILDING, Water Muti. A\.f i tu Va;n* reuiate the joke on removing the seal. leLUJtf Hpecinl IVotice On and alter this day thej iTroaaurer and Collector*- Office, Will be on Water Street, direetly opposite the T*ost Off he. The public are conliullv invite 1 to call. Those who have uoi pa d ihetr inxew must bear in mind that to wave cowls .he, mint pay before •Ian 2, 1878. lews than one we k hen-e. hamuli, w. lane. Treawurer and Collector. Augusta, D. c.27, 1877. decj7Jt! PATENTS. R. II- EDDY. 741 State St., oppoxlte Kilby, Hodou Secures patent* In the United States; alto in Great Britain France and other foreign countries. Coi tea of the claims of any Patent lurmstied by re milliug oue dollar. Assignment* recorled at War-Region. No Agency In the United States lo* Besses Mipcrior facilities for obtaining Patent* 01 ascertaining the patentability ol invention*. K. 11. KUUl Solicitor ol I atentn. Testimonials j “I regard*Mr.Eddy as one of the mostcapahie and xaccescdulpraclitioner* with whom 1 have had official intercourse. UIIAKLKS MASON, Commiseionct of Patents.' “Inventors cannot employ a person more trust worthy or inure cupubie ol securing for them nr early and favorable coiiaidci alion at the Patem Office.” EDMUNh BUItKE, La te Comm undone r of Patents.” Boston, Oi toher lh, into. K. II.KhDY, F S'j—Hear .-nt you procured for me, in 1*40, my tir**t patent, since then von have acted for ana itdvi ed me in hundreds ol eases, and Iirocured many patents, leisstte* and extensions. have occasionally employed ihe best agencies in New York, Philadelphia and vva-lilngton, but 1 still give you almost tlx whole oi m> business, in your line, and advise othm to emi lo- you. Y’our* truly GFOItGF' lilt A PEP. Boston. Jan. 1. 187s. i\;j M UCU X L1TTL E.” Burnett's Floral liaiul-Buok, Kvory Imly cntlllri to one. Call ami m one. tree, at TITCOMIVi* *TOHK. _ Janll-lU rn V -1 1*1 T'»r>tib,,*'r-*. *v ihi >r pkititumri. Dr. Cm* L ton. m'i usivitM., iiiragu, Ilk ©lUlOtB(d U!li)11 ubt in Hallowell Savings lusilution. DeuoMlls over 9100,000. Money deposited In Having l(uLk:« noltolx axe 1 lo depositors here.liter. Ali le|>ostiors'accounib are prlvatesird conn lenliai. iMvidend* are made In February ana August, '■nd all dividends not drawn out are added to th, inierc->i will be 'haiged in every ease. V. A. LITTLEFIELD. •Ian. ::ief, |x:x. jHi.::u-:tr New Confectionery -AND— Fain lake Manufactory. HENRY HART, Conl(M*ti()U»* h. an all the need. l f;o i'uie- |.»r the rauntilaettn e and ‘•ale ol A1J Kinds t»f Confoctioiio. y, Ice Cream. Fancy and Wedding Cake. i ii dy t'-y*. and an nt e of c«»iifittiorery ole\i va e fret-hind »i i ol i;i v own man tiluetii'e. I* .11 n-anl lam'lie* -u||Iitd. Every thing in tin entering line. I haw aim in coimec* non v* »ti» my et-iaU.i lin t ns u Oyst er a lid Ea ting House, It i hit]ie** ami gentlemen, wl.eiv meals will be j roinpr y rvt-o Oav a *1 ev ning, at any hour * r. 17, 1 >77. “EVEKV BKL'SH W A II II A A I' I! l> Just received—a Fine Lot oi: ENGLISH TOOTH BRUSHES, Wire Fastened and of Best Finish. rtFlMEMBEH Each lirnsh Warranted. There Is ro excuse lor having your month full hav» the Augusta link* tv, at the corner of Water and Court streets, together with all the llxtuies and ii achinei y of the establishment, w iil continue the business at the old staid, lie intends to niikfhuch improvt menis a* ihe times demand to meet the vantsoi ihe pub ic by sustaining a FIRST CLASS BAKERY, A Good Assortment of Bread, CONSISTING OF Common Crackers, Oyster, Soda, Iiutter, I’ilot amt I,oaf Itread, &c.. Wholesale ami Ketall, constantly on hand and fresh baked. All orders promptly attended to ami bread deliv ered in any part ol the city tree of charge.. Gro cer* supplied. I intend to employ skilful and practical Workmen, ami by devoiing uiy time to the busi ness, to merit ihe patronage of ihe public, and make the Augusta Bakery u popular in.-tuutiou. FRANK R. SMALL. Anijtifta, Ore. 3, Iti77. ilec5-i3mos Market Square MEAT AM) PROVISION STORE. Whore will be kept constantly rn hand, a first clash line otj Beef, Fork, Lamb. Ham, MUTTON, TRIPE, Lard, and all kinds of aimed Woods of (he best Quality. All of which will tell very CHEAP FOR CASH. No. 3 MARKETHQITAHE. (Near Water Street, Augusta, Me.| .1. II DOI.LITKR, Agent. Augusta, Oct. 10, 1877. Il-tocttf .TAKE YOUtt Axes, Hatchets, Saws, Skates, SCISSORS, KNIVES, Ac,, to] SAFFORD CO.’S Oun urn! Locksmith Store, AND HAVE MB SHARPENED. AllllilY HLYiiKY COMPANY J i on JPotindora and NICKEL 1M ATEBS (Licensed by the United States Nlekel Co., ot New York,) AVBPKN, MA1NF. a*-All Orders will have Prompt Attention, iy« Is'cUj ED*i« lUbtmeiuu. HTJIjKY FXjOW. Vi*, i *U ».d 1'iow prod woik. Address, Al wool*. WINTKHI’ORT. Maine. lebii iw A pi K. r a («if or (al -rrh yT LI 1 That SAKFOFD'S RADICAL CURE r. r aQaj II will not instantly relieve sfr w w «ml stieedilv c«* Itef*renc«‘s, Henry Wells, F q Wells, Fargo 4T t Aurcra, N. Y.; Win. liowen, a K‘i; .Meila1 ton, tirant and I to wen, ffjf F" Ij'1' 1 i8. I olimonial* and treatise I mi.ni. r vs iih improved In* m'll m1, s"i'levery where. \N F.KKs y/UM v romii, iu,*u,i» i. b!4-4w bTOCKBhlDGc MANURES Orif/tihili'l I/I 1‘rnf. .Stib’ilu iilgt rmre»„r of An ri u Ihnt it flit Ui-mv Ini ,it.i A.jri iiUiiral ('olltut'. *l«'k’ lor ■m hnop Innili.ing ttie pi m, inoii win. hi‘nil i pi re. I'-,-I l.n vr.li>, :tm| in ISTT pplliil on mt I- 0 (rm I rt- Willi gn.it m-e.— l*ltl« m itt, i t*. K.„- ,;,u Knokrt'i Itlll hikI Itrlll I'lin.phalr of i huh gr t l «|-n t-Ik inii al-. x. n I I n- I'aiupliU't, M ,iie, g,an, gior ail vhudt-sire to learn atMu.t main re or'lerliiUer-, about the lost im itiOiU of farm practice, and alt ngileuIti i ,i pr«grrs*. \iso contain* articles m 4;ii*m* ts ti polite*, I-nn.inologv, Kura) Aichi lecture, Window Oardciiiug. A A IRIK EAR HER VS PAPER, Published in the interest* of Profitable Agriculture.1 “Silrm s In Imii siIiiihiciI i uiniunn unur," A* k your New nli alt r lor it. Send u n cent*, or three postage stamps lor spe dmen number, to MirMiiit; i 4iMii.it. ii»M lun. Mu—. fib.'4 4w pj IIRC Retail price fm mlv tin>. Parlor i*1 HUO Ori/ar.s pne» ;7ft onl> iloft. Paper ■BBHB0 iicl I). K.Rca saved thou sands of lives by it in his large pi ivate practice. N.B.— The Tar-Balm lias no bad taste or smell. PRICFS 50 op NTS AM* PFR BOTTLE. Great saving to buy large si/e. “Pil«-N Toothache Drops” Cur,* in t Min 11 to. Sold bv all Druggists. C. N. CRITTENTON, Prop., N.Y The Wool on Patent Cabinet and Rotary DE:KS A new, beautiful, and practical invention. Ev ery professional and buslncna man should h*tvr one. Enclosed “damp secures a catalogue. Samuel Thurston, AGENT KOll MAINE, 3 Free Slreet Block Portland. ORGANS PIANOS In Oreat Variety, fr u the Rest Makers, VERY LOWEST PRICKS, ni WARRANTED. PIANO STOOLS. Having the Agency of one of the Largest Manufac tories in New England, w ill till order* at wholesale or retail, on the REST TERMS. Scroll Saw Machines, Fancy Woods. Designs, Saw Blades, anil every thing required for Fine Scroll Sawing. WARERQOMS 17*1* im,A.u»,ot1011)00weadli oi Massachusetts, \ttorney lor petitioning creditor* in said case and thereunto duly authorized. that the cuid petition b*r adjudication in babkiuptcy tiled attains said r rank tin Laud and Lumber Co. be dismissed It,s oidered, upon reading he foregoing mot inn, III. l pctmiu.iI ii'.tee tie given to ail creditors named in M'heditles luruiehcd for eompo-iiion ineetingand also by publication In Kennebee Jour nal, and that u hearing will b( had hereou up-n Ho- Urt-l Monday of Mur. I i*e\t. at a t*. M. WM P PBKBLK .1 It.. Dept. Clerk of the U. 8. District Court lor the District of Mime. feb.'O-li m w S. Hiartihai’a Office. Portland, Feb. 8, in;. District ur Maine, 'I'lllSIs r.ii.HK \CJTK F, That on the first 1, lllv "f FeljtuilIT, A. I). I>78. ,1 Wairaut ii. Btnkrm t« v un- issued Hguiu-l the K'ImU h ol II i ry K. niitli rH* Id Hnd Ttmoih\ |i.tw of VVn 1 fervillr, in the Countv of Kennebec, and Win H. lb.whi Fan Held, iii the County oi -»oini i>et, anti Mute oi Maine, co-parinei under the name ol Win. William If Dow A Co., who have been ad J 'dged Han lire pis on their own petition,filed iu the l»:«iricl Conn lor said District, November lb, D 1?77; that the payment ol any debt*, and delnei\ oi any property belong mg to paid Bankrupts, to them or lor their u e,und the tntusler ol any pi operty by them are lui bidden by la* that a met lingul lh« 1 ieditors ol the iuM Bankrupts, u. prove ibeir bln, an)ohu W. May, Kmj., Register, on the tweiil -Hecoiui day ol Februaiy, A. 1 is7». at lo o’clock A. 31. a S. 8. MARBLE, I Marshal, as Messenger, lor said District, ilebll-ImiII jo U. S. Xftflh&i’l Oliico. Portland, Feb. ii, i»78. District or Maine, ah. ill IS 18 To I.1VK XoriCE: That on the ninth day ot February. A. D. 1878, u Warrant m it.tu ruptcy was issued Against the Estate of Frai cm Dow, Jr of Clint oi, m the County of Kcnne boo,amt state of Maine, who has been aojtdged a Bankrupt on lines n Petition, tiled In the III tint Court for said District, Feb. 7th, A. D. 1.7*; that the pay unlit of any debts, ami delivery Of auy property belonging to said Bankrupt to him, or lor ins uno ami the transfer of any prop, ity by bun are forbidden by law; Dial a meeting ol the creditors of the sai l Bankrupt, to piuve their debts and to choose one or more As signees of his Estate, w ill be held at a Court ol Bankruptcy, to tie lioldcn at the Court House in Augusia, in said County, belore John W May, Esq., Ucgister.on the twenty-eighth day of Febru ary, A. D. 1878, at 111 o’clock A, M. S. MAltBLE, c. S. Marshal, as Messenger, for said District. tAwfeblS ft) Notice of Assignee of HU Appoint ment. In ihk District court of tiik United States, for the District of .Maine. In the matter of Charles W. htevens, In Bankruptcy. Ban hi mu. District of Maine, mi. At Waters die, the eighteenth day of January, A D. l«7rt. The unuersigned hereby gives notice of his ap po.nUneni a* Assignee ol buries W. Steven* ol W uterville, in the County ol Kennebec and -Mute 01 .Maine, v*i'tnn aaid District, who ha* been ad •udged a Banarti| l upon hi-> ojvn petition, by the Putrid Court of &anl District. Isa ac a. BANGS, Assignee. fjanttO .left) .1.1 A w.Kv A’ KRRKHEC COUX T Y—In Probate Court held at Augusta.on the second Monday of January, 1878. A CERTAIN INdTitl'MhNI, purporting to be the last will and testament ol Weldon Smith, late of Mi. Vernon, in said County, deceased, having been presented for probate OKbhKKb, TLat notice thereof be given three w eeks successive:}’pi ior to the second Monday ol February next, in the Daily Kennebec Journal, a newspaper print* d in Augusta, that all persons in* tere.Hied may attend at a Court of l'robnte then to ba holden at Augusta, and show cause, if any, why the said instrument should not be proved, approved and allow ed as the last will and testament ol the said deceased. II. K. IIAKKR, Judge. Attest: -Cl! ahHewinh, Register. JamEM3w* A"KSRKHEC CO US Y.— ln Probate Court, at Augusta,on the fourth Monday oj January, |»78 CERTAIN IN'TKUMK.N 1 purporting to be the last will and testament ol .Sarah Wade, lute of Augusta in said County, deceased, hn\ mg bet n presented lor probate: OKl>KitKl>, Thai notice thereof be given ihioe weeks successively prior to Hie fourth Monday ol February next, m me Daily Kennebec •lournal. a newspaper printed in Augusta, that all persons interested may aueud at a Court ol Probate then ti> be hold' ll at Augusta, and show cause,*if any, why the said instrument should not hd^rroved, ap proved and allowed, as the* last w ill and testament ol the said deceased. II. K. RAKER Judge. Attest: Chari.eh Hewinh, Register. febtMaw KR NX EH EC COUNTY.-In I’robate Court, held ut Auyustn, on the. second Monday of January, 187b. SiMIKIi HI COM li, Guardian of E "telle Bo nton of Boston Ur*sm in said County, minor, having presented his tirsr a. count ol Guar diunship ofraid Ward loraiiiowat.ee: oi{|>kkki>, Thai notice thereof be given three weeks successively prior to the second Monday ol February next, inihellaliy Kennebec Journal, a newspaper printed in Augusta, that all persons in terested, may attend at a Court of Probate then to be hohlen at Augusta, and show cause, il any, why the same should not be allowed. M. K. BAKER. Judge. Attest: HAKi.bs HEWIN8, Register. janJAUw* ACME AND OTHER SKATES, FOR SALE VERY CUEAP AT 8AFFORD OO.’S. lOl Water Street, Angirntn. tiuglnras Claras, DENTISTS. WM. McIlAVII), JK., 8URO&ON AND DEMIST 0®re and RrMdrrrr, I €>rceai Street, Next Door Rrst of Dr. Thompson'* Augusta, Mr. ctflTu*? C!Tpc,h' *"ni *nd 1,1,1 •r Broken Plates and Teeth Repaired. J«tta...Vil, Tooll.ache cured without extraction «hn arising from exposed pulp or nerve. w n Terms lUanonnblo 'i '7*t*wu 1>1V. \j. M. MOUSE, (Kormerl. of Boston) Sur^ecn Dentist, Corner Bridge and Water Slices, AUGUSTA. MU. OFFW K HOI RS- From 0 to 12 M., I to 5 I*. >1. f)K. MORsK, having had'l KI.VK VKAK-) h\* rKKir Nt K led- o! pfrlorimug aII De n* falOperations n. a skillful and Satisfactory Man ner, and nope, by lultlilul attendance to every r«.e entnn led to Id. are to merit a share ol public i'.ii ronage. 1 Satisfactory Reference r. *>tvl«aj emi im.utbs, who nan had live c.i e\|riur>te m p rue lice, and I «ll»cuvt i- in him, hi*h d \c.oped, lho*e per mho uii a lilies r, «|ti i cl u huh naU him a Hue •(.erator. Kt'KUruing him 'ir nudli) id (ho place, 1 am hai py to aiuiuuiici ha* I i.’ive made him an a* •‘or iaie with me in (he practice »d «irnti*iry. 1 n^| w.itl upon all ms patina- who tie-ire me. Iir^ihiiiu will wail ii|>. K. (J. D1UGGH DENTIST' lrto W ater sueel over Eastern ttiittia oBle ■>it-J7'|i M i,|'u« 4 17 5 5* A. SI. I*. M. P. SI. Gardiner lv., 8.17 101 **7 Hallowed, lv., g.45 ],gQ 31>4 Augusta, ar., 8.43 aj| Frcii'ht Trains. For Boston, Portland and way, *3 For Nkowtiegan. llaugor .and way, 1.M3 M hue Irom B jftton, Portland an I way, n ,V2 M Due irom Bangor,Nkowdegan an l way,«.20 V M PAVSON TUCKER, Supt. Portland, Dec. 1, 1877. Maine Steamship Co., 8em|.Weekly Line to Jiew York Steamers Fleanora and Franconia, Will, until lurlher notice leave KranLlin Wharf, Portland, cv* ery MONDAY and THl'ILiDAY at o’clock. P. M., and leave tier 3S, East River, New York, every MONDAY and THURSDAY at 4 1*. M. The Elcanora la a new strainer, just built lor this route, and both she and the Franconia are titled up ailh Une accommodations for passcngeis, making tins the most convenient and comfortable route lor travellers between New Y'ork and Maine. These steamers will touch at Vineyard Haven dur Inmhe summer months on their passage to and from New York. Passage in State Room, reduced to gi.ou. Meals extra Goods lorwardeil to and from Philadelphia! Moutrcal,Quebec,8t. John, andallparts oi Maine •^-Freights taken at the lowest rates. Sbi pliers arc requested to send their freight to the steamers as early sb 4 P.M. on the days that lkt» leave Portland. For further Iniormallon apply to HENRY FOX General Agent,Portland. J. F, AMES, Agent Pier 3a East River. N. Y. rickets and state rooms can also be obtained al 22 Exchange street. Portland. 1*77. tnly24-tti T111: s i: lo n i i i; v i: n ixg s May be enlivened by a little judicious iu vestment in Maryland Pop Corn, To be found at the store of WILLIAMSON A GHEENWOOD. botSU t i GROCERIES OK TIIK Hest Cfcvmlitjr, Aro Selling Cheap, At II. A. II. OIIAIVUI^KIl-H. n'~'Y-'1111_ M arket Square Rare Business Inducement. W ANTEI), an Agent in every town in the State to eell a alaple article, that llnds a ready oaie in every house, t an make from j’.lio lo fh.oo per dnv. tall and see for yourself, or semi 1.1 cts. lor -ample and particulars. This is no humt.ug, V; John E*TE»* CO. A* G- H i 1 hHOUSE’S store, one door north ol Kadruad Bridge, WATER ST., nov7.tAwtl AUGUSTA, ME. Lessons in Oil Palntlngg BY I*. II. HOLMES, Corner ol Winter and Water Streets, Gardiner. Leaeone given at any time, forenoon and alter noon, until the let of March! decSt-tUawlmni*