Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.)
July 8, 1879

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PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED), BY SPRAGUE. OWEN 4 NASH. TERMS: SEVEN DOLLARS PER ANNUM. SINGLE COPIES, FIVE CENTS. 1 I I .1 -___ VOL. X. AUGUSTA, MAINE, TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 8, 1870. NO. 103. _ Cbc liennfbce Journal. o K _ Published at At m *TA, 'I\INh, Water Street foot of Court, by Sl*lt \ut i .OWKN A \hii. Daily Kennebec Journal, every morning,except Sumlnv«. It contains the latest news by telegraph mid mail, giv. report* of Markets, and tins carefully prepared political and local articles, and u generous amount of farming, home and miscellaneous reading a ith u full compila tion of State uews. terms, f 7 per annum in m/rurtce, g* if puymeiit is uot math* within tile year. >ingle copies6cents,to b« l»at more complete assort went than can be found later in the reason. DRESS GOODS iu all the uew and desirable styles uud coloring* SLAB AND CQLOBSS SUSS AND CASmil AT Vt*ry Low PrifON. CARPETS! CARPETS! It l* generally known that the Roxburv Tapestry, A Lowell Extra Super are the Best tiooda of their respective kind* in the market. Of these we keep au extensive assortment. Also a fall line ot Real Brussels. We eall attention to a line of the heat quality of ALL WOOL CARPETS recently purebaxd at the low price of 75 Ceuta Per Yard, ,ud all the lower grade* of wool good* al correipon.l luf price*. Also a» Xmmoti ac Stock. or Cotton and Wool Carpets Fr«n 25 to 50 Ct* Per Yard. Straw Mattings, Plain and Fancy Cocoa Matting and H*rap, Border*, Bugs, Mata, Orumb Cloths, Car pet-Paper, &c. We Guarantee Prices and Satisfaction. New Spring Garments, Cloakings and Shawls, Ladies* Sc Gents’ Underwear, Hosiery and Glovoa, At Now Prices. n _ Gents’ White Shirts At S3,50, 62 1-2 and 75 Cents. The be«t goods for the inoner, as well as the best fit ting garments in the market. New Percales,Foulards, Lawns, Ging hams, Prints, 4c., 4c. Fowler, flamlen Sit). I nurlttl Pumps Repaired At WILLIAMSON A GREENWOOD'S, No. 6, Union Block. uprSttf_ _ RAZORS CONCAVED Tty A. NT. M'.WRT.r,, BANOOR ST., AUGUSTA, ME. I PRICES—Concaving, 40 cents; Half Concaving, 25 eta.; Honing, 26 eta.; grinding shear*. 10 ct*. Also rag or* for sale at very low prion. Ruzor* In easel, 1 ac+aifety pact ed can he sent by mall at fton ‘.1 to 5 oenti. tebl ttlniwft wOm EDWARD ROWSE, Denier In WA.rraiiEis jewelry j Pure Coin Silver Spoons, Fine Silver Plated Ware and Spectacles j LAIDJl-Xr STOCK T.OWIXF I »ItTCKS 124 WATER ST., AUGUSTA, ME. jitn'.’Vftf CLOTHI1STO-! CLOTHING! DEANE PRAY CO., 143 Water Street, Next South of Meoniau Hall Building, |Ar© now opening i ver> ».'.tensive ilock of N i :W SINKING SI ITS. For Men’*, Youth*’aud Hoy*’wear. A full line of MKXS SPRING OVMRCOATS! New and desirable «*t>le*. We have greatly enlarged our FurnishingGood* Department, and*hull devote more e*|M‘cial attention t«» thi* branch of the bu*iucp«. We are ottering a large liue of Gent*' mi miner L'u derwear; h1*o Giote*, i.ineii Collar*, etc., etc. A good stock of Hat*, up*, and i*iubrellai curing disease by absorption without dosing. I he neeestdtie* of the case prompted a vig orous examination into *ts merits, until the (pies tlon was thorough!" and practically solve*]. At the time ol its discovery and introduction there Ails but one object aimed at, via the preveutiou an l cure of malariu in its various forms. It* Ureat 9'atur not ut Fir*t Itrrralvtt, Like (‘Very uew discovery, all of It* good results, could uot lie known ut once. Important develop ments, by wav of cures of other diseases besides malaria, were manifesting themselves rupidly, l>e ing ackuow ledge.I and reported hy the grateful pa th ut* ot both sexes and all ages throughout the Ituid, until it has now become a settled question that the Holman Pad, intelligently applied to the pit of tin* stomach, and worn according to directions, will cure iiin* teen twentieths of the ills either sex is subject to The llolman Pad is twc-fold in its action. It sends a heulthv, gentle vegetable tonic into the system by way of the circulation through the pores. It is worn exactly where needed, being placed over the Liver Mud Momach, Mini over the centre of the lit rvous system v hicli pervade* the digestive or gan*. It will prevent bellow, liagres, Typhoid, Re mittent. Bilious, and ougestive Fever, uml Fever? of all kinds. This ha> beeu test***! and proven ill mauy instance* that we state it po>i;*«t** «*ml with I out any QQlllfiCAtiOftl. i It will prevent ('olds and protect weak lung I against continued disease. It is better thau all th 1 chest protectors ever made. No cue was ever at. tacked witli diphtheria while wearing the Pad. It W ill prevent wumuier Couipluiut, and keep the bowels regular. It will preveut Dvspensia. It will prevent Chronic Internal Rheumatism and Neuralgia, often finally fatal. This has beeu demonstrated beyond the possibility ot a doubt, to the joy and giutitude of scores of suf ferers, who were wise euough to apply the rem edy in time. It will prevent Strk lfeadtche*. If the Pad is put on when the fir-t symptoms apja-ar, the at tack will he avoided. In short the Holman Ague and Liver pad i* the most perfect preventive of disease affecting the v i tal organ* that has ever been discoscred. f. Be Hurt1 and not.MAX A LlVKK Pad. The origiti:il and only genuine Pad in the market. Price of Pad, $\?.U0. HOLMAN LIVER! PAD OFFICE, lit Miiltlle Street, PORTLAND MAINE. Partridge Bro’s., Agents for Augusta, Me. marlf&wtf The Mowed White Granite! Special utteutiou given to the manufacture of Monuments and all kinds of Cemeterv and Build ing Work. The proprietors of tlie Ilutlowrll Qrauite Quarries ure now pn |»ai«*U to execute all kind* or work iu their owu or other granite, in the finest style, in the shortest jmmm. hie time, and at the VKItY LOW KMT PltirKS. I»e. ig»is furnished free of expeuse to our patron*. Call and Examine our Works and get our Prices. Address IIALLOWELL GRANITE CO., 3 Hallowell, Maine. J nmrlOteod&wtf C. C. I It J N'T HAS THK Largest and Best Stock of Mu sical Instruments IX Kennebec Count if. II'IIOLWTEIIITSG. The undersigm*d taken this method to inform the public that he lias taken room nt the shop of C. K. Town on Bridge St., wliereheis ready tounswerall or ders for I pliolaterlng. Parlor Meta upholstered in Milk, flair eloth,Terry, or Rep. Mattressrs and l.uuiixri made over as good us new He pair ing of all Draerlptloua. Old Furniture lie pa luted and Pleturea Framed. lie trust* to Ik* able to give satisfaction in regurd to style of work and prices. Will give all orders prompt atten tion. «F. F. ni( F, Bridge Mt., near H. K. 4’rossing. __june.l-tly REMEMBEB C. C. HUNT keeps the l.ATKST MI’SIC out and all kinds ot striugs and BAND INSTRUMENTS. mariVftf BIBBER HOSE HOSE PIPES, will buy fifty feet of nice rubber hose. WILLIAMSON GREENWOOD. Aurusta, Mar 2. ItJ/tf. aiayittl NEW MKT HOD OF STEAM HEATING. Cheap, Durable, Effective! Messrs. Williamson Greenwood, having made arrangt ments with parties in Boston are prepared to Heat Buildings With Steam, Bjt a new process, and at much less cost than by any of the old methods, and will make it an object for tho desiring to heat their houses to call on 'liein. PIjUMBING. Iluviug a large stock of l'luiubing (totals on hand purchased for cash, we have been able to coui|n-te with other parties, initn in the State and out and have done more work in the plumbing line this sea son than ever la-fore. We are prepared to consult in regard to plumbing and ventilating buildings, both In town or any part of the State. Williamson Greenwood. Augusta, Oct. 8, isrs. ovtvftf Kimbull’. 1'noioK rnpliH ARK lINIlIVALLBlb Comer Vrid/je and i nter The place to get Pt Kg MkdicinkuI, 1 At Law Price PARTIttDGKS UIU G STORK rnies. trbUti-uJll| Uailroitjs anti ^tramboat* Maine Central Railroad. i'hamje of Time. On and aftt r MONDAY ,.lt \F.:iutli, lM'.t, trains m ill j h*nvo Augiodii For Port la ml and Bostou at G.UUA. M. and lO.uu A. i M 1.4o and ln> P. .M For Kocklaiul, i».nt> A. >1. au I lu.ou A. M. j For Farmington, lu.no A. M. For Bath, Lewiston and Portland, li.00 A. M. and I lu.ou A. M. and 1.40 P. M. j For Y\ alert ille and skowhcgan, .1.50 P. M. F_or Belfast, Dexter and Itaugor, .'i.50 I*. M., and Gardiner Accommodation Train. Al Clt'HT.t To (iAKDIHKR. A. M. I*. M. P. Auvu.ta, lv., 8.40 3.22 6 :o Hall.mi'll, lv., 8.48 3.38 .'>,.18 (iuriliuel, ur., 9.U6 3.66 6.56 w and IPngnilleent STEAMER MASSACHUSETTS, and the vv* II kuowu and popular STEAMER RHODE ISLAND, trrlvlu* In New Y ork at 0 A. M. I his U (I.. i line affording n delightful sail ihroiiKli Nam- i(Mn«rtt Hay by duvlighf. Returning leave Pier North River, at p. VI., arriving In Boston at \f. Intermediate lauding* between Prov- 1 idenre and \i vv l ork. Ticket* amt State Room* can Ik* secured at Com 1 pany'« office, Washington, corner state street, i and at tile Boston k Prov idenre Railroad Station. J. VV. RICHARDSON, Agent, Boston, 1 A: A. FOLIUM, Snpt. B. P. R. ll. aj»rVfc*HiM» v v anil Till ItsDAY. mi "fnrt. ii'K Corset made For sale by all hadiitK drillers. Manufar Hired by KOI JL IIAIOIOV Am Haven. Conn. tiuav‘.4ldnnvvs 1 PLUMBING DUNK BY WILLIAMSON GREENWOOD. Old Pipes Repaired, New Work put in, and Bath Rooms fitted up and warranted in every respect. A large stock of plumbing goo,; t>i»| constantly on liar..!, which we will sell lower than the same quality can be bought elsewhere, l'leine call and get prices. N o. TTniou I41oek. apr.lt tf Without char iff, Kules for Self Measure, and Sam pies of Material from which Men's, Youths’ and hoys’ Suits are niu te, (also Sportsmen's, Firemen's, and Military Circulars,) to correspondents in any part of the t'nited States. Address rap d'Kte, Alpaca, and Linens. Sample cards are now ready, and can be obtained without cost on application. Hammocks, Bathing Suits, Sportsmen's goods, or Yachting Outfits are specialties ot Oak llall Hom ton. junc4*eod&wrivv Tin Warcf Wooden Ware and Kitchen Furnishing Goods, AT WUliunm Greeavool's, No, 6 Union Block, .prSttf aTl kinds of repairini promptly done AT SAPPORO A CO.’B. Aacuti, Rita*. I SldN or TUB UOLDBN UDN.I| Jfor Salt or to Hft. Wood for Sale 4 quantity of hard wood, from $2.50 to $5 per J\ cord, *ott w«mhI from to $:t iht cord—delh Large lot ol night's milk, sold at house on i Wiuthmp lllll, from Jersey cows, for cent* per j quart. M>\\ l.’l» K. I.KO.XAKI). \ugu»ta, June 1), 1*79. jtiueto^tf FOB HALF! VhtKlp. second hand light, «idc bar, top buggy. heap lor cmkIi. AdI* HKAT! B(m>iiih with power, for iiuin ufaeturing purposes. Lot of land near Itailroad Bridge. A. W. SPRAGUE Maniirarturiiiif Co. April M, ixr-.'._ aprUtlf HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS AT Greatly Reduced Prices. THE AUGUSTA HOUSE Has been thoroughly repaired, renovated, painted *2.( X Per I )ny. rommercial Travellers, Lawyers and others attend in' the courts vS 1.«")>0 J Jer .1 iy. Board for single gentlemen or families at reasona ble rates. A free couch runs to and from all trains and boats, leaving the Tout Office at P. M arh day, for the further uccomiu«xlatiou of guests. CHARLES MILLIKEN, Proprietor JA.MK.S II. STKISOX, (Vrk. nia> 7*11 --1879—— SPRI ID SOMMER f_J OF Trimmed Hounds and Hats Wednesday and Thursday, Kay 7th 8th —Ai-so Nov t.i.TiKs 1.x— Ribbons, Silk Goods and Flowers. Together with a full Hue of all the appro\ ed shaiwa in COP AO STRAW BATS AO BOUTS, —SKl.t.INfi At Tl»«* l.owi'Ht I’rlot'N I MISS A. 0. GETCHELL, 158 Water Street, Augusta. Furniture Selling Cheap! j -AT WHIPPLE’S, HALLOWELL I have on hand a large stock of Furniture, of every description. I an give Parlor Sets upholstered to or der t'hainbrr Sets painted toorder. Repairing,d all descriptions. t all early, aud secure good bargains. CARPETS CHEAP. 0.0. WHIPPLE Hallo well. May as, 1870. jtf The Promoter nod Prrfeetor of Asslml* Intloo. Tlie lleformer aud v itali/er of the Blood. The Producer nnd luvigornfor of ^erve nnd >1 uncle. The Builder atud Miipportrr of Brain Power. Fellows’ Compound Syrup is comp il'd of Ingredients identical with those which consti tute Healthy Illood, Muscle and Nerve and and Bruin Substance, w hilst Life itself is di rectly dependent upon some of them. By its union with tin* blood and its effect upon the muscles, re-establishing the one and toning the other, it i> capable of effecting the following results It will displace or wash out tuberculous matter, and thus cure Consumption. By increasing Nervous and Muscular Vigor, it will cure Dyspepsia, feeble or interrupted 1 action of the Heart and Palpitation, Weak ness of Intellect caused hv grief, weary, over tax or irregular habits, Bronchitis, Acute or j Oironic, Congestion of the Lungs, even in the most alarming stages. It cures Asthma, Loss of Voice, Neural gia. St. Vitus Dance, Epileptic Fits, Whoop ing Cough, Nervousness, and is a most won derful adjunct toother remedies in sustaining life during tin* process of Diphtheria. Do not Im* deceived by remedies hearing a similar name, no other preparation is a sub stitute for this under any circumstances. Look out for the name and address, J. T. i FELLOWS’, St. John, N. B.. on the yellow wrapper in watermark which is aeon by hold ing the paper before the light. Price #1.50 per Bottle, six for #7.50. Sold by all Druggists. juuclO-fcod&w ly MONUMENTS, TABLETS, Grave Stones, Mantle-Pieces, and every variety of MARBLE WORK! Tin* new establishment ofthe subscriber, erected on the site el hi* former sftihri, 011J Bridge 8(.« near Water, Augusta, give* him inert usad facilities lor pie manufacture of bit bits, Mtmtstt, Tilts, CROSSES, Ete., From Italian and the Best of American Statuary Marble. I have the Largest ami Best Stock of Marbles, manufactured amt unmanufactured, on tlie Kennebec river. PRICES BEYONDJOMPETITION. Polished Red Granite! Principally for Monuiiieulnl work. Also SCOTCH GRANITE. Mrriaas aii'i ilrtignt. 1 rui.hi.l lor 'all kind, ol work. Wm. H. TURNER, Bridge Street, near Water, Augusta. •pr31**&w:im ST A T p: A.( J I A’CY FOU TIIK New England Crape and Lace EeSniehingCo, OM 4 Tape l*u*es, liertmnl and Grenadines, however suilrtl or laded, retinislied. warranted equal to m w. New 4 rajH* greatly improved. N. It. \Yiiite Laces fmiidsoniely cleansed at low eat prices. Steam Dye Sense Fancy Dyeing Establishaeit Wafer Nt.. *a|niu, Mr., F.alnlilUhrd IN«7. EMILE BARBIER A CO. Awarded First Premium at Maine Stute Fair 1*00 IMfat CIiinm I*"r«*nc*li Dyer. Specialty and New Proceaa of Cleancmg. Any kinds of Press Goods, in the pieces, or made into garments, Kihbonx, Friuges, Sacks, Velvets, Slippers, Kids, Feathers. etc., dyed or cleansed, and finished equal to new. Also Gents garments dyed, cleansed, repaired and pressed ready to wear. Carpet* Hint lace Cur tainseieansed. Velvet trimmings of sleighs dyed and restored to their primitive color, without any ripping. Goods received and returned promptly hv express. Semi tor circular price li»t. Agents wanted iuever) town. tnuy'.'O’eod&vvtl CALL AT ONCE and see the Parlor Ort/an Hunt Is sell hit/ for $00.00. New Style and Warranted FIRST CLASS. 8300 REWARD. M Avoit’s Oki k K, d Ai ovsta, June 25, 1879. By direction of tile Board of AUienneu a reward of three hundred dollars w ill be paid for information! which shall he oifticieut to procure the conviction of: any person guilty of s-tting incendiary fires In thi. j city the present municipal year, the same tu he paid j upon tiie eouv ictiou of the incendiary. 4JtfA[8t K, NASH. Mayor, j HEATING BY HOT WATER! Hjm put iuto old turmux-j to beat with llot j Water, hv WILLIAMSON GREENWOOD Gull af our Store, No. C L’xiox Hun k, and s«-c (he itrraugenieuN now In uje upr-Jttt I Miscellaneous. THINNING OIT VEGETABLES There is a greater loss in suffering veg 1 etables to stand thiek than most cultivators i are aware of. It does require eonsidera l>le nerve to commit indiscriminate slaugh ter upon line growing plants. For in stance, here are ten beautiful melon vines, just beginning to run, with fruit blossoms terming. Now, who lias the bold hardi hood to draw them all out hut three or four, and throw them wilting away? Who can t;ike lieets just a* their tops give evi dence of roots below, and separate them to ten inches It. is a hard matter, we con fess, and it is not properly done one time In twenty; but to have bulbs, tup-roots, melons, cucumbers or squashes, it must now lie done, and the increased vigor of the remaining plants will repay the troub le. Then fan to and spare not; no tap rooted plant or bulb shonld stand so thick that the hoe will not pass friydv between them. No vine should have more than four or live plauts left to a hill. Strap beans look so pretty growing thick that we hate to disturb them but if you would have the hushes yield their pendant treasures, thin out to ten inches. We know nothing that will hear as thick plant ing as Knglish peas; in place of thinning them, shade the ground around them; now that they are in bloom and in pod, the\ will continue in truit much longer; the shade enriches the laud, and saves culture. Most gardiners plant seeds too thick, trust ing t" thinning out in their growing state, but alas: they look so uninviting, and plead so earnestly for life, that degenerate and inferior plants are the re wan is of our false philosophy. THIXDER AND LIGBTXIXG. Lightning is caused by the approach of two clouds to each other, one lx»ing over charged and the other undercharged with electricity; the fluid rushes from the form er and discharges Itself into the latter, until each contain a like quantity. Light ning clouds vary in altitude, lieing often three or four miles from the earth and sometimes they are so close that their edges actually touch it. If the cloud lie a long distance off, the electrical fluid meet ing with a great, resistance from the air, diverts it into eccentric courses and causes what is known as fork-lightning. Sheet lightning is occasioned either hy the re flection of distant and imperceptible flash es, or several being intermingled. When a man is struck dead hy lightning, the elec tric fluid passes through him, and by pro ducing a violent shock on the nerves, in stantaneously destroys all vitality. Thun der arises from the concussion of the air closing immediately after being separated by lightning; if the peal lx? a broken, ir regular roar, it is a sure sign that the lightning cloud is a great distance off; as some ot the vibrations of air, neeessarilv traveling milch quicker than others, reach the ear first, and comingat different periods occasion a long continued rumble. Light ning is seen sooner than thunder can lx heard, because the former travels a mil lion times faster than sound. NEW CLOTHING STORE I! E. E. DAVIS, [Fiikmkklt with Dka.vk Prat.J i“ opening a large stock ot aiuOTimisra-, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, AND Hats and Caps, AT H4 Witer Street, Under tin Cnj Ewe. NEW STYLES OF DRESS SUITS, Business Suits, Coats, Pants or Vests lu im«liuui aud time g nub's, cul aud tnadr iu the luteHt style*. Fashionable Spring Overcoats, LATEST STYLES OF HATS and CAPS. Special inducements lu Gents’ Furnishing Goods, New and PrettJT .Si vie. of Neckwear, White and Fancy Shirts, Hosiery, Gloves, Underwear, &c., All o! which will be sold at the I.OWKST CAHU FRICUM. ritane Call ami Examine. lb liter SL, Under Cosy Ioul may.teodtin BOOK BlNDINC! XU3C, LAW BOOR XA8AZXNS1 vxim™ CTrLfirstir Jfirws? i: Bouton, New ork or elsewhere, at now FRicaa. Old ISouIcm mid AlbuniN repaired or rebound. The attention of budae*. men. aud otScer. of llunku, Inauniiioe, and utlier corporation. Is e.pcclaUf Invited to m, luoliitie. for inauufarturiug 10 order,' TITjAKK books of anv pattern of ruling ami iu vubvlautial binding., with or without printed heading*. t ail to are i lima, and karu price.. JU. CAMERON, BOOKBINDER. AUGUSTA, ME. niarJOt-’.w* wroatimo. ay awa U Mil omt «T AFot t irmSi _ sr

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f);ul]| Jficnntber journal. August*, TnesJay Morn'f, July 8, 1879. REPIBLirtN NORM N ATIONS. pon fioviatxm. DANIEL F. DAVIS OF CORINTH. Senator*. K.nmlec, 1HI I .BX O. CORN Is II. Winslow. JOSKI'll S, BERRY, Way Ur. ouiity 4 oiniitlsetouer. K.mbiIhh*, UKORoK H ANDREWS, Mon mouth. loMRly Aimrnpy. Kennebec, HKRBKRTM HEATH, Augusta Trenail re r. KftiaeLec, N ARK R11»A IO KENNEBEC JOURNAL Tbt KOIXKRKC' JoVfiXAL will be Unucd for the iimjaiign at the following rate*. Weekly Journal, II weeks, begin* ning with the number published July 2, and ending with that published Sept. 9, 30 Cts. Daily Journal for seme time at above. $1.20 No discount from above rate* to club*. Term* ca«b In advance. No postage to be paid by *uh*cribcr«. The lirat of the Weekly Campaign Journal will contain a full re|»ort of the proceeding* of the Re publican State Convention. The lust inane will give the result of the election. For the raising of li*t* of subscriber* we must de pend upon voluntary work by local committee* and active friend* of the Republican cause. Work should’ bcign at once, and be pushed with vigor. The Answer* to thr Slanders on Xr. Darla. Answers to the despicable slanders up on Mr. Davis as a soldier come thick and fast from his comrades in the army, re|>cl ling with indignation the shameful attacks ti]K>n him hv the Maine Standard, and giv ing the most positive and reliable testimo ny as t the manly and soldierly manner in which he performed Ills duties while in the army. We publish this morning a communica tion from (’apt. Lakiu, now steward of the Insane Hospital in this city, which of it-‘ self effectually dis|s>ses of every slander against Mr. IhivK Mr. I .akin knew Davis from his lioyhood, enlisted him into the army, was with hint in the service, saw him in light after fight, and never found anything in him but undaunted cour age ami unswerving fidelity to every trust expected of a true and gallant soldier. Daniel F. Davis and his brother Stephen were both captured by the rel»els in an engagement near Sycamore Church, aud were both carried to I.ibby Prison, where Stephen died literally of starvation, and where Daniel F. remained four months only to emerge reduced from a man of splendid physique*to a mere skeleton. The fact of his capture and imprisonment is matter of official record. In addition to the letter of Capt. Lakin, we copv from the Bangor Whig and Cour ier two letters by other comrades, one the Captain of the Coinpany to which Davis belonged, both of which agree fully in their statements with the letter of Captain l.akin. The testimony of these letters the Maine Standard will not attempt to deny. It al reody quails before the storm of indigna tion which its slanderous article upon Mr. Davis lias aroused, not only among his comrades in the army, but among all de cent people of all uarties who despise the partizan meanness and malignity displayed in its assault upon an humble but gallant soldier. Tlie effect of the vile course of the Stun dard will bo to gain friends for Mr. Dsvis. There is a sense of justice in the human breast which revolts at the great wrong done to the worthy young candidate of the republican party for Governor, which will make itself felt at the polls as a rebuke to the sliamelul course of the Standard in this matter. There are thousands of dem ocrats and grosnbackers who will de nounce the Standard and give their sym pathy to the man so cruelly and falsely assailed in its columns. Their better na ture will assort itself, and they will cry hnme shame 1! SHAMK!!! to the slan der of youthful bravery agd patriotism as exhibited by Daniel F. Davis while faith lully serving his country as a private sol dier in the days that tried men’s souls. Democracy Arraigned. •Senator Chandler of Michigan is a man who im what he thinks and means what In* says, lie never sjieaks with a forked tongue, him select# I vis words to snit the opposition. On the day befdre Congress adjourned, at the extra session, he ar r.lfgttM flu* democratic party from his seat in the Senate in the following powerful and just manner: ••Whtdher the adjournment resolution is a**ted upon to-. Cavalry, to Washington, D. C., in October of the same year. The battalion of which said company was a part, was on picket duty at Annandulc in the defenses of Washington some three months. I>. E. ltavis, who was a corporal, was on duty, faithful and obedient to orders during this period, und by his studious and gentlemanly habits won the respect ami es teem of all his comrades and officers, which he retains to this day. Karly in the spring of I8(!4 the battalion was ordered to Yurk town, became a part of Kaut/.'s division, and soon alter participated in Kilpatrick's raid ii|>on Richmond. This duty was as danger ous and arduous, and entailed as much hard ship as any during the War, and at Bottom's Bridge the command had a sharp engage ment with the enemy. Daniel F. Davis was present and faithful through all. Being repulsed, the expedition returneil to Yorktown, and the command was soon after ordered to l’ungo Landing in the Dismal Swamp where it remained on picket duty for some months, and was afterwards on Deep Creek on same duty. It participat ed in the Stony Creek raid, burning the rail way station and destroying many miles of railroad and having a severe engagement with the enemy. Returning, the division was ordered to Uermuda Hundred, where it manned the breast-works, doing duty ns In fantry for some weeks. The 1st District Col umbia Battalion was now increased to n full regiment, by the addition of eight hundred more Maine men who enlisted as 1>. F. Davis did, and none of whom would now claim to have served more faithfully than lie. In May, 1H(U, the command was engaged in the attack upon Petersburg, the first D. C. cav alry storming the enemy’s works dismounted nnd carrying them in the third charge. Com pany “I)" was in the thickest of tills lively fight, and no man in it did his duty more faithfully than Corporal 1). F. Davis. This attack having accomplished its purpose, was followed June loth 1804, by a general battle in which the command was also engaged. It was here that the lamented Lieut. E. W. Parkmun was mortally wounded, nnd Corpor al Davis was so near him when lie fell, that lie assisted in beuring him from the field. Those who knew Parkmun will agree that no purer spirit was offered up during the war. Lieut. Parkmun and Corporal Davis were in timate friends, ami to disparage the one is to dishonor the other. The same shot which killed Pnrkham wounded also another, lli' would also he dishonored. Early in July, Wilson’s nnd Knutz's divis ions started on the great ruid to tiie South side railroad bridge at Staunton, Virginia. This raid was for the destruction of the rail way and bridges, and the work was effectual ly done. Staunton Bridge, the objective point, being reached, was after some severe lighting burned. The column returned by way of Ream's Station anil after fighting all duy at that point, forced its way through heavy masses of the enemy into the Union lines. I). F. Davis was with hit regiment through all thii. Kautz's division was soon after put on pick et duty at Sycamore Church, and in the fall of 18f>l, the line was attacked by a heavy force of the enemy. The Union line being much extended and without support, suffered severely, losing many men, killed, wounded and prisoners. Among the latter were Dan iel F. and Stephen Davis. Stephen died in the liands of the enemy a victim of hard treatment and harder fare. Daniel l'. survived the horrors of the ene my's prisons, hut when exchanged ins splen did physique was entirely wrecked. That such a constitution ns ho unee possessed was ruiued by the hardships through which ho pnssed is doubtless more inconvenient than disgraceful to him. That he was studious while in the army and since; that tie worked hard then and since; that lie was devoted to high principles then and since, is to ids hon or; and to those facts arc due his nomination for Governor of Maine. The thousands of enlisted men and the offi cers who led them, and all good and true men will honor such conduct as Ids when the truth is known. Mr. Davis sought no rank in the army, no> hi* fio now sought the high office for winch i grciq pgpty hi* made him jt* candidate. If it ahall appear that the lure, going statement* are true it will doubtless he allowed that ho wap a f'aithtu! soldier. Then I let his political opponents meet him on the broad Held of true politic*. As a soldier, he is entitled to their respect, as a politician and a man he will surely win it. C. B. Lakijt. Late 1st Lieut. 1st D. C. Cavalry. More Testimony in Regard to the War Record of Daniel F. Davis. From the Bangor Whig Courier.] Fkom Him vt m vnmm, Offi« tit. Eti it or Whig ty Courier: 1’tTTSFiLi.o, July 3d, 187th Jaist evening 1 received a letter from a prominent member of the republican party •tatin'j that certain lending green barker* and j democrat* of hi* *ection have been diligently searching tor “facts’* (as they say) to con taminate the excellent character of the lion. Daniel F. Duvi*. nod that their effort* in that direction proving fruitless, they have now turned their fall force of criticism upon that gentleman’s intr record, and say that Mr. Davis was detailed a* a clerk in Wash ington, that he never left that city for the front, that he never did any duty at all. Now, as Captain of the Company in which Mr. Davis served with honor. I will just say to those gentlemen of the greenback and democratic pcrsua*i m that all such assertions as the n!»ovc arc infamously false. Of his war record, .Mr. Davis may justly and well he proud. A more valorous soldier, a truer patriot, a more earnest lighter and a I urer man never left the-hills of Maine. In the battles about Petersburg I never saw any man show greater bravery titan that displayed by Daniel F. Davis, lie seemed endowed with the loftiest courage, and the most perfect self-possession; he had besides that self-control and consideration for others, that fitted him for a higher position than he occupied and would at that time accept. lie was always cool, very quick of percep tion, steady of purpose, and thorough' relia ble at all times. Those who witnessed his valor w ill remember him ns one of the truest patriots who unsheathed a sword or carbine j in defence of bis country’s honor, and when j tin* tumult of the light was over, and the boys were at their fun, Mr. Davis might almost I always be found book in band, poring over his studies. 11»* there displayed natural on- j dowments of a high order, and bis diligence and perseverance gave promise of a brilliant future, which I have no doubt awaits him. I am, yours respectfully, W. S. How*, M. D. Late Cupt. Co. “D” 1st 1). C. Cav. also 41 44 44 44 Me. Cav. From a Comrade. Maxfield, Maine, July 4, M7N. Editor Whig Courier: It was with pleasure that I learned that the republican party of Maine had chosen Hon. I). F. Italians it* standard bearer. When the announcement of hi* nomination reached this section, there was a general belief that for once a republican nominee would tuke the field, against whom, even the falsifying democratic press of Maine could say naught. With regret I realize that even Mr. Davis, whose life lias been one of unblemished hon or. whose war record was untarnished ami patriotic, i* now being maligned by the same foul democratic press, which was so ready to advocate the principles of treuson. Mr. Davis and I were comrades in war, and a braver and more faithful soldier never faced a rebel horde, and I cannot read the falsehoods in circulation about his war rec ord, without offering some protest. Could these treacherous falsifiers have seen him, on tlie loth of June, 1HC4, in front of Petersburg, when surrounded l>v rebels, he (ought until nearly every comrade near him had fallen, and then retreated, bearing away with me, awound ed comrade, we believe they would, through very shame cease to defame the patriot sol dier who now leads, and who will lead his party to victory. The truth is, Daniel F. Davis was a true and brave soldier. He was my close com panion in war, and is dear to the loyal hearts of his comrades who, witli him, fonglit to overcome the powers of treason. Fellow soldiers, shall we stand idly hv and offer no protest against the vile course taken by po litical opponents, w itli a hope to defeat our nominee? No. I,et the ballots of the sol diers of Maine, tell to the world that a faith ful and patriotic soldier is honored by a faithful and patriotic soldiery. Ira B. IIarvet. Fur the Journal. A Justly Indignant Soldier. July 5, 1H79. I have just noticed the communication in this weeks’ Standard, regarding the service of lion. Dunicl F. Davis in the army. None hut a blatherskite and coward would have published the article. Is I’illshurv crazy or demented? He has fallen into a trap, out of w hich he can never extricate himself. Hav ing hut n moment more to wrltu, I simply wish to say, that many a soldier stricken with disease in time of war, bus shown a bravery and fortitude far greater than is required to face the enemy upon the field. I’illsbury, however, cannot appreciate this, being natu rally a coward himself, he thinks everybody else i« the same. Again he prints a communication signed “Old Soldier,” reflecting upon our commun ication of a few days since, suggesting that knap-sack clubs be formed in Davis's interest. A dozen soldiers are about me ns I pen this, every one of them ready mad. We don’t believe any man who served as a soldier wrote the cursed article, hut that it was in vented by I’illsbury himself. If, however, a a soldier did write it, wo venture to predict he was a sneak and coward. However, we prefer knap-sack clubs; but if I’illsbury Co. prefer to call them dinr rhu a clubs, why we ought noPto object, for it is only a matter of taste among men, and they generally adopt a name congenial to their nature. Df all tlm sad blunders ever made by 1’ills bury, this of attacking Mr. Davis is the mean est, and he will t)nd it so bcjbrc the ejghth of September. Let us then know I’illsbury Co. hereafter as the “diarrhoea club" since it is an adop tion of their own. Moldicu. lling-worm, according to the New Kra, is what ails the greenback party in Maine. —Ex change. v It does look it little as though the ring had icormed some of its moucy into that party at two points in its cuticle, but as ring-worm is only skin deep an application of brimstone will soon kill it.—.Value Simula id. If the greenback party should fall in witii llro. l’illshury's notions, thcchauccs are that they w ill soon get where brimstone is free and plenty of jt Xeu- k't ii. brrenbark Meeting In Fayette. Mm. Fihtor.—•’l lii* greenbacker* belli one of their school house met tings Saturday evening Inst, at Fayette Mills. I went In hoping to get some new light, hut alas the light did not coma. Mr. Devlneof Augusta, while speaking, said words to this effect “The four per cent, government bonds, in terest payable quarterly, are a better invest ment and pay better thau the six per cent, bonds." Mr. Smith, a republican, asked him to explain it. Devine said “any man can figure it out." Smith sai l there is a black hoard and 1 should like to see you do it. Devine was stuck, and Mr. .Tennis, a green back friend, came to his rescue, and agreed that Dc\inc should figure it out and scud it to Smith. Mr. Thing said, *1 have been a greenhackcr ever since Her 100 shares. On the whole l'J.aoo the actual pro- lit was #117,1*7.70 or U.J times the capital iismI in out week. This is a single cast* taken from the otllciul record of the Stock Exchange, and shows how min is matk* so rapidly In stocks. Few people, however, hare the necessary fash to put up la order to realize suck immense profit* ns these, but capital in uuy amount from #10 to #50,000 can be used with equal success by the new combination system of oireratiug in stocks which Messrs. Lawrence k Co., Hankers, New York, hare established. By this Method of }KK>liug thousands of orders in various sums und op erating them as one Immense cupital shareholder* realize large protits which are divided pro rata mouthly. New circular contain* two interring rules for success, and full information, so that tuir one can operate profitably. Stocks und Bonds wanted. Gov ernment Bonds supplied. Apply to Lawrence Co., Bankers, 57 Exchange Place, N, Y. City. That Cold of Yours may run into consumption if you don’t take Dr. A. J. Fiagg’s Cough and Lung Syrup. Mis* Sawyer's Salve ih now prepared Is the la st known. Price t»5cents. julyHt&wtf SuFFKBliBfl from headache, constipat ed bowels, inward piles, costiveness, fevers, torpid liver, yellowness of the skin and eyes, indigestion, dyspepsia, und all 4critQgciucnt* of the interiml viscera, are pared by “Swaync’s Tur and Harsftparillii Bills.” I'n 1 ike many other purgatives, they do not irri tate the stomach and bow els by frequent use. They keep the system in healthy condition by arousing the torpid liver to healthy action and ex|H*Iling by the bowels and kidneys the mat ter that poisons the foundations of life. Be particular to obtain “Swayne’s Bills.” Price 25 cents u box at all lending druggists. Geo. C. Goodwin Co., Wholesale Agents, Bos ton, Pnrtridgc Bros., Augusta. seplDfeod&wtf Hr. Cutler’s Shoulder Braces correct the habit of stoopiug. Parsons, Bang* A Co., Wholesale Drug gists, Portland, General Agents. The Holman Liver Pud is the only gcnuiue, ami positively cures a* advertised. It is a happily established that Fellows’ Com pound Syrup of Hypophospliites will retard vital consuiuptii n, increase involuntary mus cular power, ami thereby harden the organs, promote vitality and facilitate restoration It consequently possesses the wonderful prop erty of prolonging human life. jujyltcqd^wlw Great Joy ovj.*r tin* fact thi»t your cumih pqn hr thoroughly cured by Dr. A. J. Flagg’s Cough uud Lung .Syrup. The best men in the country use Adamson's Botanic Balsam. Governors, Bankers, Cler gymen, Physicians, Lawyers, Merchants, Me chanics, the high and low, the poor as well as the rich, all testifying to its remarkable cura tive powers in Coughs, Colds and all Lung Discascns. Price 35 cents. julylf&wlw I.ii n gM cum not be Hindi* but can he saved by the use of Dr. A. J. Flagg's Cough uud Luug Syrup if taken in time. That Hectic Flush l»cnotes Danger. Uts ileve yourself by udng aud at once, too, Dr A J. Fiugg’s Cough uud Luug Hyrup Special Notices. .A. CAHV). To all who arc hi; tiering fn in the rrorn and hnlln eretionn of youth, nervous* weakneM, early decay lonnof manhood, Ac., I will si ml a recipe that will cure you, Fltl.F. «>F CIIARt.K. This gn at remedy won dlncovi red l>y n mirfilonarr Iii South America. Send a He!l'-ad«lrt-.-cd eu\elo|M-to the 1{KV. Jose l’H T. Is wan, Stitt ion /y, A«*p York (’it ft. dec&teod&w ly ELECTRIC BELTS. A sure cure tor m-rvoui debility. premature decay exhaustion, etc. I'lie onh reliable cure. Circular* mailed free. Addrc**, J. I\ llh.I N i hat hum St., N. V li bir ttttml&wlliit PHOTOGRAPHS Of BllitlTlh,' I. Iillt-i.li 111 ill-ill l.-lll 1 I llir.r.. I'utlli*, Ma.’him nl tin-11 ill* iu ini- 1 la I h i \V num?ncii!*. Atno, Framos, Albums, Fi'.turofl, Fancy Goods, &c., &o.,

For mtle cheap at IX. XlAIX,IdYS, 8 Doors North of R. R. Bridge, Augusta, Me. _ julyM.fi nr* CARRIAGES FOR SALE .If Xo. 4 (ii'iinitr Unit ll/or/,*. I intend to keep a’good a«sort me lit of open and Covervd Furring, '11 Don. Juiiel7t.'tii»os* C-O-A-L! ONLY THE REST KINDS KEPT. LEHIGH M FRANKLIN! "117 K are taking the utmost ran* in preparing coal for delivery. Our building, which we erect ed thi«* spring, being large and commodious, gives us superior facilities for handling coal to advantage and with despatch. Deliveries carefully made. Jtrders may l>«* la* left at our office,No. 12 Ri:iin»k'h UpK k, second door above Williamson Ik. tireen wood's; at Wilbur F. I'ercival’s, Nliwket .Square, •lames K. Fuller's, Lougfollow SuntiorriN; and at T. M. Foss, east side river. All orders will receive prompt attention. Arrangement* were made May 1st, with William sou tireen wood, where an order hook may la found, and all weighing attended to. (Jive us a call. F. SWAIN CO. Augusta, July 1, 1«7\». julyTttf New York A; New England R. R.

ALLYN’S POINT LINK.(Kv.rv l)*y.) I.IMITKH TICKETS BETWEEN BOSTON AN1> USTIEW YORK, EITHEIt WAV, Foil ONE DOLLAR. Sold only at 20ft Washington street, at depot foot of Summer street, Boston, and at pier 40, North Riv er New York. Train leaves Mummer street depot, Boston, at o P. >1., week days and Sundays, connect ingot Allyn’s Point 9.1ft P. M., with steamers City of New Y'ork or City of Boston, urrlvlng In New York at A A. M. Returning, steamer leaves Pier 40 North River at to P. M. arriving in Boston 0 A. M. Pills is the only .Sound Line rnnning .Sundays at i .UU fares. Ntute-rooms at usual price*. Berth* free. Kupper ft4) Out*. Drawing Itounnt Chair* 50 cent*. H.’l mile* without a stop, the longest rnia made by any train In Y«w Uaglaad. Connecting train makes no stop at any station b. A. IlKDl.VtiiON, l'ittaton, Maine. July? 1 w TO lAiT During the Month of July, Furnished Summer House AT OCEAN POINT. -Knqulrr at J. F. PIEKl'E'S ROOkSTORE. July-- ttr PUBLIC NOTICE. Hliise last season has been enlarged and improved; a cominodtou* piazza extend* In frost of tin* entiic length of IInow; ugood substantial walk from tin stiaiuhoat landing direct to tin* House; a large, airy stable lias been erected for the uccouiniodat ion of tenuis. A good croquet ground ill front ol tlu* House. Hunt* constantly oil hand. ViT Thanking the Public for their patronage in the past, we hojH* to merit a continuance of the same. Terms $1.00 Per Day; $6.00 Per Week. For further particular* phase luhlres* PERKINS BRO 8. STACEY, IIhiimowoII'm I*olut, Miiin. J sin* lot lm 1*70. Augusta, Bath, Meuse, Capitol, Squirrel and Five Inlands, Ocean Point and Boothbay. Tin: rme m: ihkii Henry Morrison, CA1T. K. Ih'l I.IXTiK K. Tuecla, ami Friday Morning, will leave AuirtialH ntfl A.M.l f.. 11 allow ell fi.vU Mouae, annul A itanliiier 7 |or v*|UIrrel I.IiimU, Kielinioml Mi i ce.u l\. lit c.lwl Hall. a« j Bootlibay. Hi iiom.i; will leave lloolliliay at I/to H. VI. lor (leemi 1‘olul, s«juiirel, Mount* and g|.iiol MmimIs, I. mvin/ Halli al 4 o'clock in tin alUmo-m, lor Hi 111ur-dh;. and Friday. F’.l HKH. siNt.u, In ki.i.s Kai ii Way. Aucuatu to Hirhuioiid, lM«*»*#f tww, vto tice i-* hereliy given tliut by a vote of the tty ouii ell ol -aid city, nmi ot the Village School District lu 'aid city, said taxes are now dm- and payable to the ulterior on or before August 8. |cand thut an ahateuieiil or Discount of Sovon per Cont. will allowed on all taxes Void NTAHILY PAID on or la-fore that day, and I N I'KKKS T AT SI X I'KIl KM will Is* h hied to all taxes remaining unpaid Augusta 0, l*ru. Cil’Y TL KNKU. June to. UfTV. Treasurer id Augusta. Smiley *V WiiNgfttt Repair old WriHicn, jltm-tAf anil Put on View Rolls. THE AsDbaltDi Paving, Congaiy, OP AUGUSTA, Having established iu Augu ta works for the man uafacture ul Asphalt IIIocks, are now ready to re ceive orders lor putting this new material in Pavements, Walks, Side* walks, Store Floors, Steps, Door Yards, kc. Better than granite, and not m arly an exf* nsive. Laid in blocks ut auy m/.i., Hit Al’k or rot.oh, Will Last u Life Time, retaining its Iteautlfhl appearance. This material iius Imm ii tu u»e lor some time in Lon don, Paris ami Wushing'ou, giving the most wonder ful -atisfactiou and lis« ix-eii acial Notloo 1 W« ul.io give KjM'ciul utteiitlou to the Caskot and Coffin Business, Having the largest variety uud best gtujd* to bo ob tained in lioston and New York. run sell a ln*t. ter article ut a less price, saving from 10 to 26 i er or lit. lo purchisers. mum tee flu Bmn tun. JuUFtt,t&w3mui

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local anb State STrius. Tuesday, July 8, 1879. We were glad to see in the city, vesterdav. Mr. Oliver Lavcrty of Auburn, one of the true and steadfast temperance reformers. He addressed the Reform club here on Sun day afternoon, to their great satisfaction. For four years lie has kept the iron-dad pledge, and during that time he has pur chased for him If an 1 family a beautiful home, ami surrounded him elf with the com forts of life. So blessed are they who walk in tin* ways of temperance. Mr. Lavcrty is culled by his friends “The Auburn Temper ance Evangelist." Inquired n little fellowr of hi- brother, the ntlp r day, Is the highest court called the Sfijrttme Court?" “Yes.** “Is the next lower Tourt the Superior?' “Yes." “Well, then, I suppose the lowest court is the /Wi itre f" That little fellow went to the head. Attention is called to the change in the an nouncement of the New York and New Eng land R. R., the favorite route between Itoston and New York. An old ami respected eiti/en of Newport, Nathaniel Severance, E*oj., has just died. An earnest republican on Cmdinuc Heights has the satisfaction of knowing that lie is winning converts from the young democracy. The democratic party, having entirely aban doned its honest money principle, can no longer hold honest men, and if every republi can does tils duty between now and election, gi\ing personal attention to the work, the best element of the democratic party may be won over to the republicans. A correspondent in Lincoln county writes that the county is sure to go republican in its Senatorial and representative districts, lie says: “Many of the republicans who were drawn otT last fall by the greenback delusion are returning to their tirst love;" and adds “If you want to carry the State send Lancas ter, the political hummer, into every city, town and plantation, and let the people see and hear him." Lancaster seems to be acting thus without any special advice. He is draw ing a salary front the State treasury as Super intendent of public buildings, w hile he has scarcely devoted a week to the office since his appointment. He spends the most of his time on the stump sweating anil frothing and telling the people how they are starving and becoming impoverished w Idle lie. a fat office holder, is drawing his rations from the pock ets « milled, was r* adily nought, and the green backers made tie people necessity their op portunity. and ‘drew them in.” self constituted committer* of grocu haekers vailed n|i«>ti the patriotic citizens ami sol ieited ail to carry out tin* financial part of the programme. At In o'clock A. M. a social meeting was hi M at ('churn I lull, where upw ards of twenty old line democrat* and disaffected repuhli- i cans (now styled greenbaekers) “met in council.” After a short season .spent in an undertone consultation, by small squads of the confidential haulers, the meeting was called to order by Mr. I'lumcr of this village. Mr. V. B. Tuttle of Canaan, was called to preside, lie did not respond tual good nature and pleasant hinile, placed before him, upon the desk, his speech—a dozen or more closely written pag es of foolscap. His first announcement w as, “If wc as a party are w rong in our consider ation* anti Act*. T hope wc shall get heat every time.** It is justly due to Uncle Sam, to say that he is an honest man. has boon an active republican, a consistent temperance w orker many years, hut we think with many other of his old friends and former political associations, that he has made a sad mistake, and we feel quite certain that his affiliation with the twin dcmo-grconback party is not at all congenial with his social nature or in telligence. His talk was plain, denouncing alike the leader* of the republican and demo cratic parties, and he made it distinctly un derstood that he w ished to have nothing to do with either, and requested that outside par ties would “severely” let the greenbacks alone. They could take care of themselves w ithout assistance. He spoke in fair terms of Mr. Davis, the republican nominee for gov ernor—lie is a man of ability, strength and brains. He considered the money power the greatest evil in the world. Selfishness of office holders and politicians was a sore griev ance. The greenback element has opened up new and important truths. We have asked our Congress men for “bread and they have given us a stone.” The statement that their party had been sw allowed up by the demo crats i« false. Ho had rather he swallowed up by a whale. Somebody has been swal lowed. Who? The republicans ami demo crats arc pretty good fellows, generally po litically they arc not fit to hold the reins of government. The great qnestion at issue to day is “currency.” He heaped curses upon tho bend’4 of republican editors, who do the dirty work of the party. Mr. Kina followed. Hr thoiHtht it might not l»t* recorded it bail tas(e to celebrate the irlorjous 4th a jtl political tfallicrin^. One hundred vi am ai'o to dav. our forefather, as sembled to c ni-hlcr the interests oftlte coun try. lie said that both republican and demo crat If* parties had aide leaders. Mature is not to blame for tin* nnprosperotis state of tin* country, n- the mineral wealth and products of tin* soil are abundant. Hut what lias brought distress? Plainly, taxation, nation al banks, national debt; laws being tntule to crush the poor and benefit the rich. The remedy is, turn out the office-holders anil elect true men. The entire object of the speech was to array one class against anoth er. Hut tiie people are not to be UutubuKaed by any such clap-trap talk. Evening. There were mine 300 persons present in the evening, fifty per cent of them reouhlican voters, the balance ladies, children and grecn-demo-backs. Win. l’billirook. Esn., the soreheiuled re publican. policy democrat, greenback, bond holder, national bank director ipid insurance commissioner, accompanied by Hr. Lancas ter and K. II. (love. The Doctor came for ward wjtli bands raised w ith consternation at Uenoral Depression, decline in farm proper ty, the sullcring of bard working mechanics, oppressed by heavy taxation. This is a war between capital and labor. National banks mid bloated bondholders are sapping the life blood of the people. Kepnbliean legislature for the past twenty years lias brought all these burdens upon the people. The remedy is to turn out these corrupt officials, place honest greenbaekers in power. Issue more legal tender money, pay the national debt, burn the government bonds and burst up every na tional bank. The chairman of the convention, Mr Arnold eulogized Mr Davis lie would not have done so luid to* looked tdosclv into his (Davis) political record. J. I,. Smith Is a man whom the republicans tried, Imt could not buy. He told them that there was not enough money in the State to induce him to leave the greenback party. The Kennebec Journal proposed to support him if be would bow down and worship the golden calf. He would not. Mr. (Jove. Secretary of State, was then in troduced. lie promised not to detain the au dience long. The question at issue is be tween «oft and hard money. We need money "f one kind; shall the government furnish ii or corporations? He did nut object to cap ituli-ls having the aetunl gain upon their money, hut those Itonds which are exempt IVomt ixe-. wrong toe (ample. The people w ant lioiic-l money. There is u war between capital mul labor. The rich oppose the poor. Hi (iceeh was the usual greenback twaddle foM'til Itmitln, MU i a protracted season of’ hard labor, Rev. C. F. Penney, «»t the Free Baptist church, will have two months of rest, spend ing iiio4l of the time on nn island in Portland harbor, liis pulpit will he supplied hr Mr. Frank D. George of the Theological School, Lewiston. Probably the Standard would like to have the name of the campaign club in this city (‘hanged from “Davis (’orporal*” to the “K ingfiehl Zfuavcs.” Tlie family of Dr. Lapham have gone to Oxford county to spend a few weeks recuper ating among their native lull*. Mr. Morse, at his carnage repository, in Granite I lull block, has on sale a good as sortment of carriages, which he will sell at prices that w ill “astonish the natives.” Mr. Joseph II. Manley, of the* Farmer, and family, will make a trip to the White Mountains on Thursday. —Rev. Mr. Penney baptised two candidates in the Kennebec river, on Sunday. Mr. Edward [Stanwood. of the Boston Daily Advertiser, is in the city. —Mr. E. C. Stevens, formerly of West Gardiner, who removed to Minnesota two years ago. is with his wife visiting his friends in Kennebec county. He is delighted with the State of Ids adoption, ami is engaged in teaching. —Hen. Smith, the recently appointed Col lector of Customs at Bangor, was in the citv yesterday. Mr. E. C. Allen has started on his Euro pean trip, and will be absent some six weeks. The Fourth nt Kent's Hill. The citizens of Kent’s Hill, old and young, celebrated the 4th in a very quiet yet enjoya ble manner. Under the general supervision of Parson McNcar. we assembled at Quar tette Grove, near Pond View Ledge (one of the pleasantest places in this vicinity), and partook of a picnic dinner. Hot coffee, cold lemonade, huked beans, huge doughnuts, cakes, pies, swings, hammocks, a cool breeze and a few drop* of rain, all combined, served to mak us a happy company. With three cheer** for Geo. Washington and Parson Me, we adjourned one year. j&arrirth In Low l-ton, .luiie, 20, (ii o. A. Gordon of Liver more, to AI».*h FI on-moo s. Young of Last Livermore; •Ilily 3, Mr. 11 irttiii A. Iinu«iull to MUa Kiiiiiiu linin' liiond, hotli of Hixtield. Qirt. In Monmouth. .Inly 5, Mr. .IokIiuh KUlir, aged 81 yearn b month* day*. In Wilton, .1 une 23, Mrs. Hattie A. Hrocklebank, np-d .'*2 year*. In New Sharon, dune 24, Aim. Hattie K. Hank*, w ilt- of |{e\. oti* Andrew*, aged 41 years 4 months. New Styles White Fancy Shirts, Plain and Fancy Hose, WHITE TIES A\l) BOWS. Fine Siispemh'rH, Summer Under doing, N. Y. Patent Jean Drawers, WHITE VESTS Made from Shrank Linen. HUNTINGTON, NASON CO., IMul Tailors and Clothiers, 1?) Water Street, AUGUSTA, ME. TnosThu. ASjtf Fresh Strawberries Iteceiveti livery Day, Fresh from the vines. or. W. CliAPF. July 8, 1*70. July* fit I ill l*«t. rpilK host Western Lard la tubs and barrels. for A sale ut Boston prices, bv Lfcltw WJ-NIMTJl. lltlllowell, Junf 1(1, 1K1(, JulypctSt Lost Vl.AhY'* (J|00 each in Hudson and Fireman’s of Boston. M. W. Crawford, shoe dealer, in w hose store the fire originated, loses 81,100; insured, 81000. McTuttle. photographer, loses 8400; no insurance. Other occupunts lose small sums. Cause of fire unknown. Fire in Hootblmy. Damarikcotta, July 7. Charles McClin tuck's house at Bootlibay, was burned .Sun day insured. NEW HAMPSHIKE. Burned to Death. Goffstown, July 7. Saturday night, a cottage was burned and the owner, Mrs. itatehelder, eighty years of age, perished in the Humes. MASS ACHl’S ETTS. The Strike. Concord, July 7. The striking convicts at the State Prison, who have been in solita ry confinement since Wednesday, went to work to-day. Around the World. Boston, July 7. The “Golden Gate," P.l feet long, "A depth in the hold. 1 1-7 tons, the smallest craft ever started for a voyage round the world, leaves South Boston to morrow at '1 o'clock, direct for Cape Town. Suddcu Death. Fall Giver, July 7. Joint Borden, a brother of Jefferson Borden, President of the American Print Works, died quite suddenly of cholera-morbus, this afternoon, aged si years. PENNSYLVANIA. Arrived. Philadelphia, July 7. The remains of Hear Admiral Gordon, who died iu France in May, arrived here, and will be placed in the family vault at Laurel Mill, to-morrow. A Galloon at Sea. Captain Snow of the strainer Saxon, from lloston, reports that at 4.15 P. M., on the 6th, saw a balloon of peculiar shape, going off in a south-easterly direction. At ft P. M. it veered toward the north, and at ft,III) set tled into the water, about 14 miles from the Saxon, ami about three miles ahead of a hark which was bearing toward it. It was then south-east by south from Sandy Hook, about 45 miles distant. Murdrr and Suicide. PiTTsuL'KO, July 7. Joseph Akins, a fruit gardener, shot his wife dead yesterday after noon, and alter telling his nearest neighbor that lie bud “killed the old woman," placed the muzzle of bis gun under bis chin ami IIred, killing himself. The trouble is believ ed to have arisen from a quarrel about a lit tle pierce of property where they lived, lie was 71 and his wife 73 years old. WASHINGTON* Personal. Wasiiixotos, July 7. A telegram an nounces the dangerous illness of the wife of James Hussell Lowell, l'. S minister to Madrid NEW YORK* Fire. Norwood, July 7. Butler’s tub factory and dry house, with 15,000 butter tubs, owned by the Norwood Lumber Co,, is burned. Loss $30,000. Death. John II. Waterhouse, formerly colonel of the 11th regiment and a native of Liuiington, Me., died at Harlem. Sunday, aged tifb hilled. Police Captain Itvan is convinced Seymour was killed b\ a stray bullet fired from a dis tance. Court Mutters. Judge Potter, in the Superior court, this afternoon, granted a w rit of habeas corpus and certiorari in the case of Ch.otinc Cox. the murderer of Mrs. Hull. The petition for the writ sets forth that he is unlawfully de tained in the Tombs on commitment by a coroner, and that the latter has not returned the evidence upon which tluf prisoner was committed. Exhibition. Secretary Kvarts will not appoint a com mission to the Australian international exhi bition, hut Cox, recently appointed secre tary, will have charge of the American exhi bition. Brook I >u Bridge. The trustees of Brooklyn bridge met this afternoon, and treasurer reported the expen ditures to the present time to be 910,523, 574.Mij. He stated that tin* bridge would be finished by the first of January, 1881. The contract for iron and steel was awarded to (lie Ldgcinurc Iron Company. It culls tor 10,728,000 pounds of steel and 34,Otxt pounds of iron tdr immediate use. W bent «tnd Flour Rising* Advices from Europe, received during the latter part of last week, state that the wheat crop there, particularly in France, will be poor, and discouraging reports from the West in relation to poor condition of the wheat crop, caused considerable excitement at Pro duce Eqcliange, to-day', and sent prices up 3c to 5c for both Spring and Winter. Demand is very active, particularly for No. 2 red Win ter. Corn 4c to 400. Nad Afl'uir. Utica. July 7. Quinten Young, a black smith. alter harsh word stabbed John Sclile kin three times, it is supposed fatally. Boat Knee. Saiiatooa, July 7. Positions for crews were drawn and a programme for the three days amateur regatta was announced this evening. Nnd Accident. Krmiiia, July 7. Wm. Coy Kimball, un apprentice in the Advertiser composing room, fell from the third floor to flic press room in the basement, a distance of r>0 feet, tu-niglit. lie and the foreman had a newspaper form in hand to send it down to the pressman. Sup posing the elevator was up, as usual, Kimdall stepped backward as he supposed on the plat form. The foreman barely escaped going through the opening. The form pied. The young man, who is IK years old, struck onliis head and shoulders on the crossbar of the el evator in tile basement ami Inng there, his legs being tangled in two heavy wire cables. His skull was fractured and his rigid arm broken. He was also severely injured in ternally. lie will undoubtedly die. NEW JERSEY. Eiitnl Accident. Nkwark, July 7. While an old building was being demolished in Jersey City, to-day, the roof fell in and fatally injured several people gathering wood. Search is being made tbr till' bodies, MAKYLA.NO. Death. Haltimoue, July 7. Abralmin H. Olin, one of the judges of the Supreme couit of the District of Columbia since 1ketty offences be cut oil', and was expected to prove n strong determent to that class of criminals. CANADA. Murder. Ottawa, July 7. On Saturday, a boy named Vandctte quarrelled with bis little sister, aged six, drew a revolver anil shot her, tbe ball lodging in the temple. She died to day, in great agony. Personal. Sir John McDonald is considerably im proved. COLORADO. Lynched. Dkkvkk, July 7. James II. Craft and and Charles (i. Wobroth, arrested at Alamo sa, Wednesday, for the murder of William Syock, June 27, in Xew Mexico, for his mule were taken from jail Saturday last, by a hun dred citizens, and hanged to a tree. They made a confession. MINNKSOTA. Severe Storm. St. Paul, July 7. Another heavv rain and hail storm y esterday, extended over a considerable part of the State, and damaged the crops in some localities, being the heavi est in Minnesota Valley. In Mankato the rain fell on Wednesday, and the streets and cellars were flooded, and some of the build ings were washed away. In Mcuker and Kandiyoki counties there was a terrific hail storm, affecting the wheat. Of 5000 acres of grain, it is thought two-thirds are destroyed. NEWFOUNDLAND. The Fisheries. Sr. Johns, July 7. Fisheries on the const ure reported good at liottrnc Bay, Cape St. Marys Kcrowae and Fciryland. Fish are now rc|K»rtod to he scarce to the north of St. John. Crops. The crops are injuriously effected by con tinuous cold weather. WEST INDIES. Revolution. Kingston, Jamaica, July 7. Advices from liayti says l’ort au Prince is in Unities. All business is suspended. A block of buildings i is in ashes. The custom house is closed in consequence of the revolution. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. I.oshon, July 7. The reported sinking of a steamer ami the loss of 53 lives on the river Doubs, is doubtful. It is stated that the promoters of the Pana ma canal have vested their rights in Mr. I,es seps. A swarm of locusts covering twenty-two *'inure miles, near Klimhethpo, Russia, com pelled a detachment ftroops to retire before them. Two hundred and lifiy emigrants from Ice land, hound to Minnesota, have arrived at (■ranton. Vienna, July 7. The walls of the for tresses at Widden, Silistriaes, Kulsciiuk ami urnn, were destroyed, and the earthworks left to the operation of the weather. Dr. Magg. a progressionist, has defeated Dr. Stremaver. President of the Austrian council of ministers, in the election for mem ber of the lleiehstrath, for the district of DcibriU tstyria. Rohe, July 7. Signor Cairoli will forma cabinet. St. Peteiisiipro, July 7. An extensive lire at Irkutsk, on the 4th, destroyed 200 houses. The officials of Tula, an important manu facturing town in Russia, received letters threatening the destruction of the town by fire. Pakis, July 7. The authorities have in terdicted a meeting at Bordeaux, where Hlan qni is advertised. Deputy Christoplc accepted the challenge j of the editor of the l.nnterne, to submit the j charges against that journal to a jury of hon or, composed of presidents of the republican j groups of both chambers. Riiiistock, F.ng., July 7. The Bee colliers have struck. Beui.in, July 7. The prospect -; borrowing rates, 3)£. Uultud States Sixes, ISM, (reg.) 1041 (coup.) ll/li o New 6*s, (reg.) !tKl (coup.) lull New 41, (reg.) 1(« fc.mp.i US)' New 4’s, (reg.) lnl| (coup.) lull Pucilic ti’s 't»6 New York Stock Market. I Wen. Union Tel. C'O.. k*,'| iN. V. Central k llud. Uivcr, Ilf* Frit, .71 l*relerred, 62Z Michigan Central, ,*t| L'uiou I'adlie, roi Lake Shore k Mich. Southern, 73 Nkw Youk,July?. Illinois Out rul, Chicago k N. \Y., «4| I'rrferred, 06f New Jersu y Central, 0If Chicago k Uock Ik., l:w St. 1'uul, 61Z I* referred, oi\ C hicago k Alton, *14 Quincy, 110 California Mining stock*. Sa* Fbahwiho, July 4. Tlic following urn tile cloning olticial prlc* e of nun in# stock* to-da/: Alpha 2IU Julia consolidated 4* Alta 11) Justice C lit idler fli K n tuck Ho liest it Belcher IP- L**opard Bullion 0- Mexican 27 Caledonia ;3 Northern Belle California Ophir ’H| Cliollar h- Overman II Consolidated Va. ul Raj luoud A Kly I* Crow u Point if Savage l.uraka consol. lfii Se# Belcher Kxdie«|ut r 7? Sierra Nevada 411 Could A Curry Ivf Union consol. 40J (iraud Prize I Yellow Jacket iri liale k Norcross '7] Bodie Imperial li Washoe consol. Boston Stock List. [Sales at the Broker’s Board. 1 Boston, July 7. Boston St Maine Railroad, 1 It-g hostelii Railroad, IBJdtrp Portlaud, Saco A Portsmouth Railroad, lUluHO Bostofi A Maine Kail mail 7'* UD-gHU} hasteru Railroad,(new bonds,) 'H’s, 7S^a7H Chicago Produce .Market. (IIMAUO, July? 1'l.OUU--Spring Kstrus, T.'.’Sg 1.5(1 Choice Minnesota, 4.7jjjO.oo Low grade*, li.UVs'X^o Patent, iAIbgd.h'J I'utcut Mluuesotu, 0 60u7.t«> Whiter Litres, WIIKAT—No. 2, Red Winter, WgUW No. 2, Chicago Spring, cash, Pf*Jg-C— July, 10g0 August, V7-s September, 00) Number 3, U.-Jiuttsl, 7U-«yw C’< »UN—l itoll, a nig July. :Mg*i{ August. CS*| ScpIt'Uiber, ig) OATS—<Ju.li, July, sJVS Augu.t, g»j September, n UYL—Ca-ti BAULKY1—Cash, To-g I'll July, «pl» AllgUtft. —g— .September, g|* PORK—Cash, July, tjtt.SU August, m!iI» September, lftMtfg LAUD —Cash, «AiO July, 0*Cm'T.074 August, fl *71** September, ifcg BULK NLAiS-Miould***. «.0O-s3.#i ShoHrlb, 4.O5)gO.0V Short clear, fi.1lL$t.u<l Clear slih s 6.1U gt;.0C DIlKSSLi) IKKiS—Cash. 9HIEHH 4 -^-34 KRKlCillTS-Coru to BotTalo^ 4* JL JIM".. Ull»( BOARDIItO HOUSE AT'_ II. A. BRICK of Augusta, ha* l« d tbr favorite l*oardiug house at tte*au IVrui. known as Millnokett Lodge! Iipru till' suiue July 1st. kli guut lunitiuu guo.1 uccuuiiuoikulptu aud price. niu*l* rnti-. t Juot«t?a*

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©ailg fcrnitrbfr Journal. State News. We understand that Mr. Palmer showed his trotting stallion “Franklin,” to New York parties Monday, who were so well pleased with the animal that they offered £1000 for him. which was refused.--[Piscata quis i Ibacrver. Iter. Mr. Jewell of (i nil ford, baptised ten converts at that place last Sabbath, who were received into the Methodist church. The mysterious disappearance of Lewis M. Lihhey of Temple,w hich has already been reported, remains unsolved as yet. The good people of the town have already search ed the wood* for miles around. Mr. Lihhey disappeared Saturday afternoon of la*t week. Search commenced on Sunday, In Monday. a trail, a* they called it. was discovered load ing from near the edge of the cornfield, through a grove and field of gras* out to a road some rods from the cornfield. They say that this “trail” seems to have been made by dragging something through the woods, etc. On Either side of this “trail” they find tracks of a man. showingthat what ever made the “trail” was dragged hv two men. At the road the trail ceased. Friday morn ing some trace* of hair w ere discovered on rocks in the “trail.” It i* reported that an examination show* the hair to lie human, and some say Mr. Lihhey**. There are some who think Mr. Lihhey was murdered hv two or more men in or near his cornfield, and that hi* body was dragged through the “trail” to the road and then carried away hi a team and disposed of. Howe. his hired man. is said to he muc h depressed in spirits and refuses to answer questions, or doe* so evasively. How ever nuii'li of truth these theories may con tain, there is little doubt as to Mr. Lihhey’> insanity, and until something more definite is known, we must believe that Mr. Lihhey is still wandering about under some halluci nation, or else that he had made way w ith himself. There is great excitement in town which seem* to he on the increase. The Whig says that there have been over twenty-one tons of salmon sold in Bangor market between the twentieth day of May and the fir*t of July. Medical men often puzzle themselves over the large sale that Mr. Bull's Bahv Syrup enjoy*. Its great popularity is due only to the excellent qualities possessed by this house hold medicine. 25 cent*. NOW IS THE TIME TO GET MICE FRESH SALMON. We keep our market well supplied with All kind* of Fresh Fish, in their season. Also Smoked, Pickled, Canned and Dry Fish, Lobsters, Oysters, and Crackers. Everything First Class. SALMON WE MAKE A SPECIALTY. Order* Delivered Promptly at Central Fish Market. SMITH, WRIGHT junelttttf TIliNT IROOJPIUSTG DOSK MV WILLIAMSON GREENWOOD. No. Union lllook. Wringer* ol all kind* repaired. Mew rolls put in and wjmaatod.__ apr itii i GREAT REDUCTION IN PRI013H In consequence of the extreme dull times, th sub scriber* have made tirent Reduction in the prices ol their goods. We are constantly adding to our h.’- 1 ready exteusive stock of Drugs, Medicines Chemicals, mm m m am The choicest odors and the greatest variety of To be found iu the city. Our perfume are nil kept Xn *o that customer* can examine them before pur- I sing. Sample bottles 0 ct*. Give mm n Onll. No Trouble to Show Goods. F. W. KINSMAN CO., Cor. Water Bridge Sts. j.n4tPO>1lr«tr ECONOMY I SAFETY! PURITY! —SECL'RKD IN HI 1 INI, MEDICINES AT PARTRIDGES' DRUG STORE, ldrUeM,Aptt,Mi. W* oiler from our Imge and Tarefully selected stock LOW: Pare Oils- Lard, sperm. I.ubri healsfoot, Ac.: Sponges, Wash l.eathers. True Castile Heap, Horse Medicines, Camphor -Trade and relined. Trusses, Homoeopathic Medicines, Dyes, Fresh Herhs. Patent Med leenes. Brushes. Pare Cream Tartar, Soda and SbItts, Flavoring Extracts, Perfumes in bulk. Toilet aad taury floods, and Druggists' ■•d Physicians'ent a great deal of money, with no permum-nt bem lil, and had about lost faith in ervthliig. At tlie earnest solicitation of Mr. Holt, w Ini in 1 taken them, I pur cha-ed Him bottles of si l.l'Hl If LITIEItS and commenced to take them, and to mv gmit j-e. I begun to l'« i better after the first 'lose. Mv head i-s'dhle for me. I am well known in till- vicinity, and if you d« dre on can use m\ name, a* I wish all sufferers to know the I'RK EI.E’vs l.l I. OK >t 1,1*111 U LI l I El»s Very truly yours, i DM UID KNOTT. Cleanse the vitiated blood when you seo its impurities bursting through the skin in Pimples. Blotches and Sores. IMPORTANT NOTICE. The .real M f. I'll I'll III ITERS are not a e in-up Whiskey or poor rum di ink, an I unlike t!n ti are mu to Im taken I»y Hie glass. There i- more virtue in one do«c of* Dr. I\ I EM.W\> >1 l.llllrt 1.1 I l Eli**, than in all "tin r Litters of tin-day prepared by irresi»m*ihle parties wiio know mdliiog »-u »d the lirsi law ol medicine. I*, i»i i»w \Y k I 'hemisf- Gentlemen: We would sf:i?,- that wr lane .-old inure -I l.l Hi LI I I Kits than all other biller.* or blood pui iHt r* combined this year. We can reeonincoid them to ttin best preparation, aud fully sustain their high reputation. .N. K. IK)\VAUD, t’ity Drug st ue. Augusta. .Me. si i.piii it lirrribts Are Sold by all Respectable Druggists Every where. IIR. K AI F.M TI VN M \.\HRAHK PII.I.* urc absolutely five fr-un grip!tig. and HuIr prompt action explains their gn'Hl sales A. F. (MIDWAY CO., Chemists, Sole Froprirlors. LawrcMK.-e, Moss. X. K. J fOWAIlD, A lltrusta. _A *r« ‘lit. mav.’tbtm&wtf THE WEEKLY SUN, A Lnrye Fiyid Pnye Sheet of Fifty-sir hrousit one full month. Money deposited in Savings ltauks is not to be .axed to depositors hereafter. Dividends as soou as declared an added to the prim cipal, thus compounding the interest every six months. Loans made to depositors on de|>ositing their Hank Hook ms security. Office In Frmimn'N Hank Ititilillng. ItrssLLL LA TON, Treasurer. W. F. II ALL LIT, 1 •resident. Augusta, .Ian. 1 1879. uir»9?&wtl TAKIli VOiJU Axes, Hatchets, Sa^s, Skates, SCISSORS, KNIVES, Ac., wO SAFFORD CO.’S (inii and Locksmith Store, AND HAVE ThEM SHARP E. W. WHITEHOUSE. Attorney and Counsellor at Law. —AND— Denier in Iteiil KhOiO*, Freenins Buk Building, Angasta, Me, FOB WALK. One $.'WX)two story house, with tluee Hcres of land, fruit tiees, and all convenience*. One l.'UXJ house and stable, and eight acres land, four miles from Keitneliec bridge. Several house* and lot* ill the chy, v nrying In price from $4N) to f gouo. Also several valuable thrill*. nprl&ftf l ION Hall. HAVING leased the abo.e Hall for the sea-on we Hie prepared to let thejemne, with of w ill out lauai--, lor Balls, Assemblies, Private Par* ties, Ac. I he above Pall will .lance twenty *et* of Quad* rilies w ilh e.u e, haa two I rge ante room*, well lighted arid healed, and the nest floor in the oUj. Ternw Very Low. For par*icnlars er,noire ol I*. J. HANAGAN or A LLKS PAKTKIIM.IC. uovJoill Cell aud wee the “FOX,1 AND OTIiKK ItKKKCH-I.OADINU GUNS, AT HArrOKD A CO.'S fit* 8T0RI, A.iuiUt, Mala,. THE FOOD REMEDY. PHOSPHATIDE PHOSPHATIDE Is a Remedy fur CONSUMPTION. PHOSPHATIDE Is the Remedy for livsiMil'sia. PHOSPHATIDE Will speedily cure XKKVoi s I>l>K\sh>. PHOSPHATIDE Is the great Remedy for Fkmai.i; H kak nI"*. PHOSPHATIDE Is the great Life-saver among children. PI|*»NPIIATIDE Is the most I’KJtKM r TonK for the Aoi u. At this season of the year, delicate people, espe dally women and children, lose their appetite, and in coil sequence, tlnir strength, to such a degree that they are hut poorly prepared to endure the slimmer heats and to resist malarial or other disease*. All such nei*d PHOSPHATIDE. an y a few bottles with you to tile seashore, or into the country, or w herever traveling. It will prevent the ills resulting from drinking strange water, and ward off all Summer oinplalnt*. A* a beverage for slimmer and a preventive of St n-hthokk, nothing is mure beueftctal and effectual than PHOSPHATIDE. Circulars fri*e. Prepared only by DR. GEO. L. AUSTIN CO., 7U Milk Street, Boston, VImss. riiosphatiue I* sold by all druggists. jmiel0teod&vv3nio* At KIUSALL'S, Cor, Bridge and Water TUB Hat and Bonnet Bleacherv: IV AUGUSTA, is now ojM*n with an unusually large assortment of styles in Bonnets and lints selected ill New York ami Boston, and I am having Blocks 11s fast as new shapes eonie out. Please call and sec them and bring your hat or hounct anil have it made into the new shape. S. N. WOOD. Augusta, Mar. ‘,*9, la,9. niur'.&ttf AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK Oraanized in 1848. TKU8T1CKH:—Thoym* lamdmrd, .las. \V. North* Artemas l.ibhey, Win. S. Badger, ttoiu'l I itcomh. OFFICE—In Savings Bank Building, 174 Water St. Bank o|h-ii dully, from 9 A. M. to 1 I*. M., and from to 4..I0 P. M. .Saturday Evenings from 7 to ts.:io o’clock. Interest on d4*posits payubie twice a year, Feb. and Aug. Interest not drawn out is added to the deposit, thus making omi'oumii intkhkst. Interest begin# on tin* first 4lav of eacli montii. Moiu y deposited oil or !a*forc tin* tenth if up of eacli month, will draw interest from the first iluy of the same month. Aar l'uder the existing law of this State, all d* for one of the lies! Oftleial Itn ilroail, Itlwtanrr »n Map* »l I M. ami IVoi UI iium pitl»iIslii it for theprlrr.Only wiuiill enpltal t make Ironist to if w u da> ou this till'I onf new eh.’trt*. \|»pl> »t uinelolh I i:v my, 1'iihlistirr Htiil tienenil \petit, l oiworil, S'. II. July.I Iw SALESMEN WANTED. I M I lierpl tle l)M It M ailtl «l to sell MttlthiMl points to Mere..' Ill s II lit i hll>ilM-Ss Hull ill .Mu I-lie ai|r,.M i t ,7'.' Ilmad- 1 way, .V jniie.ii-iw

Onn return* In .10 'lava on flOO invested, IplZUU Mliriai and information free. Like pro lira weeklv on stock options of #10 to #50. Vldre** I 1*0 11 Lit WIGHT k ., Hanker#. :t5 Wall St., K. V. July.1-4w I'iiIhik* «l Xn> 1*1, lf*T4>- Prltr iiui han|{ril. I Hie only combination of the true .luinaica Ginger III* choice aromatic* and I- lench hramlx u liicli pre malarial fetor*, regulates tin* stomach mid bowels. |M*rf(*ctM digestion, ami insures protection from dis«-uses mnl ailments incident to trn\ol, is San MUtti'N .Iamak tiiNwnt. Hill a bottle in vour tra\elliag hug. Ask for SanKoKH'm. 4w.’7 juij-a-tw ^naisTParis. Philade'gTTnV IT I !ISFtllWM r IX AWARDED) New York, and Boston. I 11*1 11 X ENDORSED BY OVER 1 H i R r Y )>lWING^T ^_J. E. PECK, Agent, Boston, Mas*. P*** Business Carts. nEMOVAL lilt. 1. W. DAVIS, Dentist, Successor to K. Hcififis, bus removed to No. 140 WATER ST., Over Pierce's Bookstore. bu l*itie Niirou* Oxide lias alway s oil baud. _ C. W. DAVIS. Having di-posed of my business to 1 »r. Davis, I j fake great pleasure in r« comineuding liiiti to my for mer patron*, and the public generally as a reliable and most efficient operator. K. (i. iillKifi^. Win. Mr DAY ID, Jr., srKGEON) U Mlice ami Hesldenre, |(im'n Stn-et, }d door j r West of 1 >r. Thompson’* Augusta, Me. Lo iltii'ii i our* Tract in*. 11) American n-U and Ida* k. and Kngllsh Imported pink and white rubber lined base* for urtiliciul teeth. u broken Tlates ami Teeth repaired. I r: ‘Teeth extracted WITIIOI T TAIN, by the use of Nitrous i >xide and ether. 4l«“Ti*etli tilled with Gold, Amalgam,On, Artificial Gutta IVrclitt, etc. gu Serins Keaaomiblc. marOttf A. f. TITCOMB, SIHGKON DENTIST. Corner Water and Bridge Street*. Office Hours: 8 to 12 A. M., 2 to G P. M. .wpefiy i i n rr isr. E. J. Roberts, D. D. S. Office: First Door to Post Office. HUNT’S BLOCK, Water St., Augusta. Dr. Roberts coiiiiim i»«*«*U the study and practice of I>«*ntistrv in Sm•OU,uOO Insurance. The features of the Company are 1. —Ds entire mutuality. 2. —The character of Its investments. H.—The liberality of its treatment of retiring mein bers. f -Its selection of risks as dev* lojied by its past I favorable niortnlitv. •>—Tlie implication of the Mass. Non-forfeiture law to Its policies, whereby every memtier is entitled to insurance according to Its provisions. Information ns to rates can l»e obtained on applica tion ai the office of the Company, or of nnv of its agent in tli*- principal cities ami towns of the Common wealth. :ioth annual report now' ready for distribu tion. BENJ. F. riTEYENS, President. ■itJ&taodim JOB. M. er»oii or by |,n*r. imhtf CROOKER HILL, Residence and Office Winthrop Street, one door east of Baptist Church, (the church with the towuclock,) in rear of the Court House, Augusta, Maine. Office Hours from y A. M. to 12 M. innv&tttf 1 L. J. CROOKER. J. F HILL. W. L. Thompson, X. I Will 1 Thompson, X, D, Hams at Aayatita. Hams at oluyuMta. j I to 3 P. M. 10 to 12 A. M. Hour* at Hallotroll. Houra nt llallutrrll. 10 to II A. M. 2 to 4 P. M. **-i>lfiri- lit Au,ru„ta. t'ornar statr anil I, rum >t,a*ta. At HallourJI, ,'oriiaruf Water atnl t'liion ^trwt.«, ovrr shoe Sturt of M. W. It,nil. may 16(11' j I For tlie House, For a Party, For a Woddhig, Per any Ooonrlon. We have made arrangement. »11 to 1IB. T. HORSE, at E. Bowse* Jewelry Store, Who will take onle-9, and male prices the same as ourselves. Funeral Flowers a Specialty M. E. HUTCHINSON CC FLOIII8T8, Porhituulh N. H. ISSfktt 44 valvabu mras^W If you are (offering from poor health, or languish ing ou a bed of sickness lake cheer, for Hop Bitten will Cure You. If you are a minister, and have overtaxed yonr self with your pastoral du ties ,or a mother, worn out with care and work, or f you “r« simply ailing if you feel wealc and dispirit'd, without clear ly knowing why. Hop Bittern will Restore You. If too are a man of bus- Iness, weakened by tho b rain of your everyday duties; or a man of let ters, toiling over you* inidnlght work. Hop Bittern will Strengthen You. If you are young, and suffering from any Indio eretion, or are growing too fast,asls often the case. Hop Bittern will Believe You. If you are In the work' shop,on the farm, at the dcak,nnywhere,and fei-1 that your system nerds cleansing, toning or stim ulattng, without intovi. ruling*. Hop Bitter* Is What You Need. If you are old, and your pulse Is feeble, your nerves unsteady, and your (faculties waning. Hop Blttera will give you New Life and Vigor. Hop ConuH Ctrun f« the sweetest, safest and bestm Ask Children 9 The Hop Pad for Stomach, Liver and Kidneys iJ tnperior to al 1 others. U is perfect. Ask Druggists B D. I. C. Is an asolute and tiretfstable rare for drank-l ennesa, use of opium, tohaooo aod narcotics 1 All above BQid by druofUU. Hop Blttiw Mfr. Co. Rocbwtrr, N.T.| A RARE CHANCE FOK AX Enterprising Young Man. I offer for sale one-half or whole of my WELL EXCAVATOR And right to use and manufacture in KE.NXKBKC COUNTY. Address, WALTER DOCKENDORFF, Augusta, Me. angPJftf SPAVIN, SPLINT7 CURB, RINGBONE. Ami ill l.nlarKrmfiiKi Promptly Currd, WITHOUT SPOT OR BLEMISH, BY Ellis’s Spavin Cure, Patented Jim. 14, 1870. For Sale in Augusta by L. H. TITCOMB, I*. C. IvALLOCII, and X. K. 1IOWAHI). C. W. ALLEN, BrnnsTHck. For Halt* tov all Drngplsts. GKO. 0. GOODWIN A GO., No. ltd Hauovn Si.; GILMAN IIKOS., No. :«»7 Wa.liiitirioa St,, Ito-ton, Alas,., I'AKSON’s, BANGS A GO., Portland, Wholesale Agents. sp.iH4.il:. DTT7HT TTTT) Tfllflf stsa.vsttoT atTi.lv*. DtSd Vvii y ha X ttAA .a* 101 ciara. a.** •*4reuJ MOW 1 SGN. Ue.UMW.udat ,KinM.uut..tV Xcb] atibcrtisrmcms. SUMMER TRAVEL If ffoujounn if h r husim ms, health or recreation t1 the Mountain*, bik> n The 1 rnvelt i n Hartford. Ann ret/u In r Alien! U'ill tr,it, a near I a or nnajthlf/ 'i, in a fur mi:, ate*, nr ,i t id t f non to thirt*/duns. I he rout in so small that fin/ one tan afford it trim trarele at ah ash jiaiil for .trriih nfal In juries orer Jt.1, Of Ml. OOO. junel7-4w >Si: Wi.l |*:«y k u.a i n- t,’i

lii'W Kil l ki'M'l .I 1111 i. I u 1.41 ‘ti** mu» 41 **1\44 "41. k.t 4 1, li il'u, j 11 Heir 4vr or kin ro >ti411 t-o., portiuiui, P N M.iim tui Hu I 1 -1 P.u>im s in w lift# tlie world, hxpensR v Outtit Pier. jum i; -4\v 077 U ““d «M» uses guaranteed to Agents. VI I Outfit tree. Mi \\s c.»., Augusta. Ale., jiilieir Iw A Y1: 1; himI t«> agents. Outfit free. Address I*, it. It KI.KY. Angus tn. Maine. j met; ft AiterlisiiiiDl^ssii-a pamphlet. I. I*. ROW. KI.I. CO.. Y A. juiiel?.4w 111 i: 1 "10 Assurance Society, NEW YORK, Has an Accumulated Capital Exceeding $22,000,000 Invented in II* ill I', .ate and Mortgages in New A’ork City, in New A ork ami I'nitcd Mates llouds Mini steadily increasing under a Yearly Revenue of mo re than The Lives Insured by the Society ure carefully se. lected in different parts of North America and K.urope, furnishing, hy this hrotid held of operation*, uu ad ditional ami exceptional f»uf« ty to the Policy-holder*. Phe Insurances Hie made ouly 011 tin- Mutual Preoii 11111* Princiiutl. The Surplus ure returned at.uuallv to the Insured. Premiums uh received and Lo are paid in cash only. Policies are Issued puyable ut tile death of the Insured, also payable at tin* eud of a certain number of yeais. Policies are also issued on the or upon the prim .pie of accumulating profits lor deft nite |a>riods, w hich was first introduc'd by this Socle ty. aud has In-eu re«oinu ended and endorsed by f*mi m ill exjH Tts in Lite liisariiiue, und by leading bus!• lies'- men. Fort -Four per cent, has be» n earned and accumulated on the premium* paid on its Tontine Life Policies, mid forty per rent, on its Tontine F.ndow ■lent Policies, issued within the last five yean*. The I iirectors ot the Fajuitulde Life Assurance So cletv represent exclusively the interest* of the Policy holders, and in presenting tin- Smdety v uu the southerly line of Weatern An nue, eight rod.; thence southerly in a line parallel 0. T!T"'rlv T." of »ui,J JluHIkeo'a lamf! tbrtv r »runfM Witter Cotmmtn tin 1,0 wettedy In tin* northerly line of *ui«t *ter t tunpanv land. ight r.al. to .aid .lotiu Mullikeu's 1, t'w ii i "''"T '"’Ohcriy iu tin- easterly line of bounds'^" nx,J ttr.t mentioned ,A‘:.i',l|1,"'!!•"*''* 'iig sul.ji ct to a mortgage record ..I in Ibe Ivninelae Kegl.try of I teed.,‘look Sift, I age t.. git ni by said trren Taylor to the Augusta, liv ings I auk of Sind Augusta, |u securethepifmeiit of n note lor .even hundred dollar, dated Nor. I’",'.1"'1,1 ',llr fruni eaitl dale, with semi! .mnmil tnteierif ut 7 k per oeut, until paid Tin ant«»tint now dm will lie made known ut the time him place of ?:ti,l „ulc. 'VM. II. LIBBY, Sheriff. June :to, is;a. :iw?; A/. hit hi Cat X T Y-ln Court of Probate, hr It! ,w tkr Monday ot dune, V X-X‘ x BARKER, w idow Ul H.srles V. Marker, late ot West Gardiner, in said county, de. ie;i-e.l. having presented her applicat ion for allow timeout oltlieiN rsoiial eniari ol Mjlid J.c.mm.I unniCKji, That notice thereof la* given three weekH successively, in the h.nmbec Journal. |>riiited hi \ugu«ta. In »ald County, that all persons interested may atteud at It Probate 4 ourt to f>e held at Augusta, on the third Monday of Juue next and allow cause, it any they have, whv the prayer «i vjiIa |M*titiou should not lw granted. H. K. Hakkk, Judge. Attest —t ii.Mti.KM IlkWiXH, Register. 3*V7 A A N.VA/IAf COI .STY.—In Proimte Court, at Auyunta, on the third Monday of July, IS 79. BTAIX INSTII(• MF.N’T,purporting tobethe J.X. last will and testaii ent of W eston T. Pierce, late of Windsor, In said Countv, deceased. ha\ mg been presented for probate iMtiiKKi.ii, I hat notice thereof be given three weeks successively prior to the third Monday of •I uly next, in the Kennebec Journal, a news on P*'r print if I in Augusta, that all |>er*on* interested umr ai tend at a ourt of Probate, then to be holdeti at Au gusta. and show cause, If any, why the said instru incut should not lie proved, approved and allowed, as the Inst will and testament of the said deceased II K. MAKER, Judge. Attest: IIAHI.K* II KWI.XM, Register. :iw*7 h h .S hit hi I (H .S TY.—In Pnduitf, (ourt, at (aifuxta, on the fourth Monday of June, ]*7v. 1^ MEUSE E. PERt'IVAE, Administratrix on 1 j the estate of Warren IVrchal, late of Vassal lM.ro’, in said county, deceased, having presented be* hrst account of administration for allowance Utu.KHKli, That notice thereof t»e given three weeks successively prior to the third Monday of .nine uexf, in the Kennebec Journal, a newspaper printed in Augusta, that all iiersbn* Interested may attend at h Probate Court then to tie held at Au irusta, ami show cause, if any, w^iv the same thou'd not be allowed. II. K. MAKER, Judge. Attest: CMAiq.KH IIK.wiN’H, Register. 3wa7 NrOTICK I* HEREBY GIVER. Thai fW Mbntrt tier has been duly appointed Administrator on the estate of N A IIf.WIEL I-OVF.RIN’G, late of Manchester, in the County ot Keunet»ec, deceased, intestate, and has undertaken that trust by given bond as the law directs All |ier»ons, therefore, having demands against the estate ot suid deceased, are desired tn ex hi hit the same lor settlement; and all indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment JOIIX E. BKAIXARIt. June 23, lsn*. Swv7 Nro|h E IS HEREBY GIVER, That the snbaeri. Iht has been duly appointed Administratrix with the will annexed on the estate of IIAKI.ES K. MARKER, late of West tiardiner, in the I ouuty of Kennebec, deceased, testate, and has undertaken that trust by aiving taind as the law directs All |«er*oua, therefore, having demands against the estate of said deceased, are desired to ex hiblt the same for settlement; and ail indebted to said ••state are requested to make immediate payment to nancy Barker. June 2*1, lt*7P. 3w?7 NTiTlcE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that UMTanh scrilier hn* Isen duly ap|Mduted Administrator Oil tile estate of ANN Mi GAFFEY, lute of Mount Yernoi, in the County of Kennebec, deceased, iutestate, and Iihs undertaken that trust by riving tniud a* the law directs; All per«nu*, therefore, having demands hgainst the estate of said dec«*ased are desired to ex hibit the same for settlement; and all indebted to said estate are requested to make iinm«Hliate pavmetit ISAAC RANDALL. June 23, \K\). 3w/7 A h .S h /»he CftCSTY.— In Pnbate Court, at I ui/uxta, on the fourth Monday of June, IS79. V4ERTAIN INSTRI MKN1\ purporting lobe the |Hst will and testament of Nathan Wood ward, late of Augusta, in sgld Countv, deceased, Iihv ing tieen presented for probate 4tKI>Kl!KD, 1 bat notice tlnreof Is* given three weeks successively prior to the third Monday ot July next, in the Kennebec Journal, a newspa per print* d In Augusta, that all person* interested ma> attend at a 4 ourt of Probate then to be holdeu at Augusta, and show rause, if any, why the said instrument should not be proved, approved and allowcd, as tlie last will and testament of the said deceased. II. K. MAKER. Judge. _Attest CHARLES HEWINS, Register. 3w‘!7 Coarts ol G.solvency. N OTICE is ben by given, chin f units of Insol vency, will be held hi the Pml.» e OflltO, in Aug istu on the Mfcond and 'oiiith M« ndaya. in cac.h .i omh. si two o’clot k in the sLetncon, until othev* i orde ed. it H K. MAKER, Judfii. CHA*»i.k> Hkwins, Register. Nov. 1. 1*78. tAwtf Dr. Coetei!o*a HAIR REVIVER la Taking the Lead of All other rrep. orations for the Hair. WHY XM XT T l*t, Because it cure* All Disease# af the Seale, Eradicates All Scurff and Dnndratt, tuft* all Itch ing of the Head. 'id, Because it Slope the liair froai Falling ofl, Promote# it# Growth, and restores it to ita ongi ual color for a certainty. 3d, Because it doe* nil of the above better than aov other Preparation. Finally, Because cbemitta hare aaalyeed it, aud hundreds who have u.rd it pronennee is pet fcctly burn, loss, and free from all those obleeboa able pro|cities contained in nil other Heir Rc torers. PROF. J. M. DANIKLfl, Proprietor. LEWISTON, Mfe. AGENTS,- Devine A Howard, Augusta; Havre A Warren, Hallowell; L. D. C<mk, Uartliner: MooilrA l.ldd. Pitts ton. v-iltt PATENTS. ZE&. H. EIDIDY, NTo. 70 Malr Sf.t opposite Millay, float on Secures I'HtiDti in the United States; hUo In Great Britain, Franc** aud other foreign countries. opieu of the cluim* of any Patent fnrulshed by remitting mu* dollar. Asidgnieiit* recorded at Washington. Ao Agency in the United State*po*»e**t* superior fa. (Uitifiesfor attaining Patent* or a»certainiay the vnti ntability of invention*. 11. H. EDDY, Solicitor of Patent*. TUTlfORlAU. “I regard Mr. Eddy a* one of the most capable and *ncce**ful practitioner* with whom 1 hare had off. cial intercourse. f'll AS MASON, Connnisaioner* of Patents. “Inventor* cannot ein|doy a person more trustwor thy or more capable of securing for them an early and favorable consideration at the Patent Office. EDMUND BUKKE, late ronimissioner of Patents." .a .v BotrroH, October 1870. K.H.LDDY, hay.,—Dear Mr: you procured for nic, in 1M0, my first patent. .Since then you have ac ted tor and advised me in hundreds or case*, and procured many indents, reissue* and extensions. I huve occasionally employed the best agencies in New York, Philadelphia aud Washington, but still I give you almost the whole of iny business, iu your fine, aud advise others to employ vou. Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER. Boston, .1 anuary 1 1871*. lvl E. COREY CO. 12/S and 121 Commercial St., PORTLAND, MAINE. DKAI.KRS IN IIION AIVI) STEEL, Carriage Hardware, Wheels, Shafts, Bent Rims, Hubs, and Spokes. bnilS