Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.)
August 7, 1879

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PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING (SUNDAYS EXCEPTEDi. BY SPRAGUE SON. TERMS: SEVEN DOLLARS PER ANNUM. SINGLE COPIES. FIVE CENTS. VOL. X. AUGUSTA. MA1NK. THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 7. 1870. NO. 180. (T be VUnncbcc journal. PuMMted at In;f t M .ink, Water street loot M court, by vi*l: i* i A son. Daily Kennebec Journal, I#*ued i' cry morning, e\c* pt sund.i v*. It contjiin# the latest new# by telegraph and mail, giv report* ot Market* aud u;t# ..u.-fnlly pi* pan d political ami 1 »e:il article** unit u g**in ion* a BM at lit ot farming, houie and Iniftellalleous rt .i.ling vHtli a full coiuplln tloil or state new Term*, *7 /#e/‘ annum in n’hiin* il payment i* mu made within the year, single copies. ..rente, to lm had at the bookstore# ami al tin* office. \d\erii* fra.•»*.•» il- uJ on- e. I ramie in \dv i r; i*ean ut», #?.\iffim A Co., h*l 1 ulton st. N\\ II. H III HrtAltn, City Hank building. CALL AT ONCE noit sre tlir l>iii'liir Orf/an limit is Hi'lliinf fur $00,1111, Now Style and Warranted FIRST CLASS. CORE BY ABRORPTI Without Dahg—Tie Setter Wit HOLMAN LIVER AND ABUE PAD C\\r> Medicinal ALsotptive nnnr foot fi.astf.us, and AHSOUFTIOS S.W l foe Medicated Foot Hath*. These remedies, which are tin -o!** exponent* Of tin lure U> AI»»or|>tftou n.lui.i h or J.icer, uml it i* a well known Le t that nearly all the tlJsea c* that attack the human body can Ik* traced directly or indirectly to |lu**e l«" organ*. It I* known by nrfnut ex/n rinicc that there is no di*ea»e that attacks tin- youth or adult of hull* »ev» Unit Onn ereu hr. mmlifini by the use of dmu-. but that can be acted on in u m- satisfactory and tiertintticMi imcnacr l#\ the HULMAS l-l I 1.1! t It cos.I m WWnfm. Xumbrrlr-M Cattt) Filially Ar« knowIcdKcd to Im* Boj outl lliW l-:s r IMMC KS!! 124 WATER ST., AUGUSTA, ME. juir.Wif i Special aft ".itino given to tlie manufacture of t I Monuments and all kinds of Cemeterv and Build in.* Work. r» I he proprietor* of lue llallowcll Oruuite (^uiirries are now prepared to execute oil kind* of work In their own or other granite, tn the fine.«t *lyle, in the *horte*t |K»**i lie tune, and at ‘.tie hlJA I.OWKSI' 1’ltlCKS. l»e gm fnrnU'i i .1 exp imi t*T M.v**fnMP.WY. ly.oon .Mt-inlnr*. ul I he 4 wui|miiv ure 1.-1' ntijv iuuJ utility TUI to hwiirani:*- a* ml ini; to ils jm»» i»i«*u*. Information a-* to rate* can oM.-iim-d on applum* tionaf thth annual r* jnirt mm ready tni* di.trilni- tlon. BF.X.I, F. STKVKNS President. inarlittcol1 .in JOB. M. tilll'IKNP, 8* vta NOW IS THE TIME TO*GET NICE FRESH SALMON. W in;' k"' w et! applied with Ail kinds of Fresh Fish, in their season. o Smoked, Pickled, Canned and Dry Fish, Lobsters, Oysters, and Crackers. Everything First Class. SALMON WE MAKE A SPECIALTY. order* IMlvcrcd Promptly it Central Fish Market. SMITH, WRIGHT TO. Jimt-ioxtf n i m k ri lot «>i STEAM HEATING. Cheap. Durable. Effective Messrs. Williamson A Greenwood, having mudt nrrnnyi ueut* with jiuties in r.**-w» an* prepared to Heat Buildings With Steam. Hv a la w prorcs.-, and at line h hro-t Ilian by any of the old method-, and will malic ii an i»bj»*ct ioi tltose «U— irliig to lit*;’.; their lott^ee t«M*tdi on ♦heiu. 3r*XatXTXW/E333:X III IIIIOA, from 1-.’ to 8 inches wide ou eels for Builders. LKAO 1*1 PIC, of auy *ize or thickness. At the Lowest Market Trices for goods of equal quality. FRANCIS IIUUWN, tnarV»! WASftwly Treasurer, Salem, Mass. fiailroaba anti Stramboats. Augusta, Bath, Mouse, Capitol, Squirt’d and Fi*e Island3, Ocean Point and Boothbay. tiii: ri\r. steamkii Henry Morrison, apt. i. m..Capitol fc Sijuirnl 1-1: n.K i:,r;l,1"r. |,,r 1 ilit. Sipiirrel. Mouse unit t'npitol Mauds, leaving Itatii 41 i lock in the afternoon, for 1%i« Ii limmi. iardlner, Hallowed and Augusta. Wt-il m >.«ln ami Mnturilny leave Augusta at lft A. M. f Five Islands. Hallowed lo •_*.# Mouse. apiiol (.ardiner *‘11 for Hijuirrel Mauds, Kirhinond l.'.h'i I’. M. i Ocean Point and Hath 1.1. j l Itootlibay. XI outlay andTlinrsilay. ndiiriliug.teave Hootli tmi> it; M.. lor Oeruu Point, >*juirrel, Mou*e, apitol uml Five I.*lund*. leaving Hath at 'At.. for Kir'.nuonl, (iuidiuei. llallov.HI and Augiistu. I>.\t I>ow n Ange.-!a to Hoothhav Tuesday. Wednesday. Friday and Saturday l)\Vs I Hoothhav to Augu*ta, Monday. Tuesday, Thursday and Friduy. I l it l ft. siNi.i.t. Ti» k i r> K vi it W vv Autra-ta to Hiehtno id, loot-., to Hath. 7.'»cts. Ilrtllowfll ‘‘A li.'* (•ardiner 50“ HicliinoUil to P.ath. n* to Hoothbav, To cents. Migudit, Hallow* II and Dardim r, to Islands and Boothhay. y 1 Til KIT* K* »lt Hoist* Tltt»*v*,—tiooil I V III. Sf P. ri.Miu.it in. AngiHtu to the I-!am|s or Hm*thh:n jM.D* 11 all..well l.*o (•ardiner 1.50 liiehinond, l. *5 Hath sttmen* «nher r»mto«. Family tickets sold at greatly reiluced rate*. Spe rial rat* to excursion parti' Ml Freight and Baggage must have tin* owner's liana ami pln**e of destination on the tame, or it w ill not la* received on hoard the steamer. HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS AT (•really Reduced Prices. THE AUGUSTA HOUSE Has been Ihnrnuchly repaired, renovated, painted outside and iii.dde, ret p *nnt Ti-hvoI, ^S'2.0() Per Day. 'oinmereial Traveller*’, lawyer* and other* attend ing the court* Hl.oO Per Day. Bonn! for single gentlemen or families at reasona ble rale*. free conch runs to and from nil trains and boats, leaving the I’ost Other at 1’.*.-lu 1*. M.. each dav, lor the further accommodation of guest*. CHARLES MILLIKEN, Proprietor MI> B. STKTHOX, Clerk. may 7 ft 1 I Nmips Repaired AT WILLIAMSON A GREENWOOD'S, No. (i, Vo ion Work. api'AIM REMEMBER C. C. HUNT keeps the LATKST Ml'SlC out and all kinds of strings and BAND INSTRUMENTS. nuirtottf EEVOLVES FEEE Wit, HllCI’i BTKI -*lUrt«. .1. BUW.VJt -ON. L«w l»W.K)J si Ptttabnrfk. liailroatts anfc *tcamboat» Maine Central Railroad, ■■■ P. Al. 1 or Lackland, iV.IHI M. and lo.trfi Al. for Kiiritiiugt'Ut, !o.oo 4or It;.rh, L* wi-fon and Portland, P. M., a no W.*'.' A. M. Gardiner Accommodation Train. At 1.1 »n ru lititioNku. A. VI. P. Al. P. Al Aiigudii.lv., -to il allow ell, h kow began, Bangor Mini wav, I I*. Al 1>Uwhegan and wav, ln.iij A. M I’AYNOV Tl'«'hKU, Portland, .lime 111 l»7d. FOR BOSTON! STAR of the EAST. l r III com m nee lor r« gulat 11 i| 1 i l\* PP nchec. Till HSPAV, Vpril'.’I, l*i7d. und "ill until further notice, run :i> follow': Leaving 13 l\ M. HOOTIIItAVat 7.30 'I 3 1'. M Making close connect ion witii morning train from Augusta, .uni ii IV M. train froiu B.uh. Landing at j Squirrel I .-land, Mou-e Island, apitol l-lund an 1 Ocean Coiut, twice c.icli wav dally. Change boat* hi Mou«e Island, for Capitol I -1..ti.l and |l »otli!»;ty. Parties above Augusta lake the afteriiooii boat from Bath. Fare from V i .i t lo lt*». »nut\ y or the I -i. i* and return, $2.00. From \itniM,i: and II u i.o. w HI. $1.75. I*ainilv tick r* sold at r»*dtict d rate*. II. w. sw an ION. Ilea*. W. W. MASON. Ag't., Bath. jtilytiflf \n> York Kiigl.uitl Ii. Ii.

ALLYN’S POINT LINE. Every Day.) I.IMITKH 111 K1 T> liKHVKK.N IKIMON AMI NEW YOBK, Lilli FB WAY, FOB ONE DOLLAR.. Sold only at ‘Jod Washington #tn t, at depot toot of summer street. Boston, and at Pier 40, North ISlv er New V ork. I rain !eav« >uumu-r street depth. Bo-ton, :it IV M.. wei k day and ‘■Linda. connect- j lug at Ally it.- Point P.l.'i P. M., with steamer* it\ of New York or t itv of Bo-ton, arriv inj in Y ork at f. A. M. Beturning, steamer leave* Pier to North liiver at j u.:mi IV M. arriving in Boston 0 A >1 This i* the onlv Sound Lilt rutiiiiug at s?1.00 farce. Mute-rooms at iihiihI price*. R« rill* free. Supper .Ytt t ents, hmuiiiu Hoorn- 4 tinii AO cent-. Nil mlle*^ m itliont ii -top, til* loiitft-t i tin inn«le l»y any train it* Ytm I n gland. t ounorting train makes no -top at any station I*, tween Boston and the boat. No stop-over allowed, ticket* good only on dav of -ale tor oontimtom pa-, sage and by coiiuectiug boat. 4 11.HILLS I*. 4 L.lHh, 1. 4 HCVD ILL. General Malinger Ceil. Pa«>. Ygeut. mayl7t3m RE-OPEN I \(i OF Till: 1*411*1 I. 4 1C PROVIDENCE LINE TO NEW YORK, 114 FRtll llll.li l;. OPENS APRIL28, FOR THE SEASON OF 1879. ONLY 42 MILES OF RAIL. Steamboat Fx prana Train will have Boston I’rov idenee Bailrnad Station dnih Sundays except* I at til*. M.f ounce! at Fox Point whuri, Providence, w ith file Futility \i-w mnl ?!:i«ui!'n e»it STEAMER MASSACHUSETTS, and the «i II known and popular STEAMER RHODE ISLAND, Arrlviuiciu New 3 ork at A. M. llii- i* the only line affording a delightful i 1 through \nrra g««i»«ett ll«i> b\ daylight. Ileturuliig leave rfer,.M.». Non h Biver, at I’., M.. arriving in Bouton at 7 A. .M. .V> Intermediate ImimIIii^-iM-tima l*ro%- Itlt iirf mnl Nrw York. Tickets and State Boom enu be iwvuied at Com- puny’* office, '.’11 Washington, eerier Slate afreet.' and at the Boston Providence Bui iron-1 Station. •I. W. BIC'II \BL>>O.N, Agt at, Boston, A. A. Ft)I.So3F Supt. B. k I*. B. B. upiUtcodftm Maine Steamship Co., Semi- Weekly Line to Xeie York. Steamers Eleanora and Franconia, Will, uiiiil further notice, leave i Franklin Whuri*. Portlund. e\erv 1 M«>\1> \Y and fill at fio'clock, P. Al., and leave Pier :i*i, Fast Kivvr, New York,cvei\ M(t\l)Al und *liirB> |)AY at I P. 31. These Steamers an* litti d up with tine aooonunoda- I tion* for pur'seiigers, making t bis a v en coin *1111111 and comfortable route for traveller* between New A ork and Maine. Pannage, including state Boom, 41. Meal* extra, tioods destined beyond Portland or .Yew York, forwarded to destination al ouee. For further infor mation apply to m'.NUY FOX, faeneml Age Portland. J. F. AMF.S, Agent, Pier -18 Fas* iver, N. Y. Tickets and state room* can he 1 .nined at TZ Ex change tract. Portland, 1879. July 24-flf C. C. HUNT If \S TIIK Largest and Best Stock of Mu sical Instruments IX Kennebec County. jTor ijalr or to 1ft. rro i.kt not >1 of ••*«.»lit room-, pleasant 1 v -iiuut.-d on M. lvill. ''t. \pply to XX It V| It X XugiM.i. .hint .*1. jnnc\*l\* ofitf TO H.E1MT I VI. XlJt.l com eft Lent tenement oil Gage >t., tilde for Otle or two families, Iii'jUmV of liol.l- K. 11 state St. jul> h#;tt SAW MILL TO LET I !iT! Rooms wttli power, for man ufacturing; purposes. Lot of land near Railroad Bridge. A. W. SPRAGUE Xlannraetiirlng fo. Aprim, lffli. apr.lrtf -1879 oi Trimmed Konnets and Hats! Wednesday and Thursday, Kay 7th 13th NovH.TIP.h in— Ribbons, Silk Goods and Flowers. Together witli lull linn of nil tin- approved «hi»jn*s io :s m straw hits am ms, "M I INI. At 'riit* ld>>V(‘Nt MISS A. 0. GETCHELL, 158 Water Street. Augusta. maydttf I PIIOLSTBBING. Ibr umlerdjnintl take* tliih method to inform tlio jniMii- tlmt ii. iia« tukeii room .1 tin* «d»op td K. f«»« 11 «n* Itrid^i- st win n* In i* muly tiinii»Ni r nil or* foi I plioUlrriu;;. I'arlorMet* upliolMnrnd in silk. Hair rlotli. |err>, nr Hf|i. XniirnoM it'll l.ouiiiji niudi- r a.* *j i* ri!iera have made l*rent ttcuuctioii iu tie- price* of 1’ifir *»oort»-. We are «-on-trintly uit'Uu# to our ill remly extensive vio* k of Drugs, Medicines Chemicals, fan:? cooes and toilet a&ikles The choicest odors and the greatest variety of PERFUMERY To he found in flu city. Our iierfume are nil kept open ho that customers can exuminf them before pur clia.-iiii Sample bottle* rtct*. (ilvc iim it Call. No Trouble to Show Goods. F. W. KINSMAN CO., Cox*. Water Bridge Sts. j m n i feod& '•11 $300 REWARD. M WORN Ot'KICK, •VI t.l Hj’a, Julie 'j£p ibTV. Hy direction of the Hoard of Aldermen a reward of three hundred dollars will tie paid for information which shall in* mfllcient to procure the conviction of ui»v person guilty of Netting incendiary fires in this city tiie present municipal yeur.^the suiue to In*- paid u|MMi the conviction of the incendiary. UA! VI.Kits IN I STOVES and FURNACES, Tin Ware, Agricultural Tools, Horse Rnkes, Rubber Hose. Tin Hoofliuf, all kinds of jobbing, In -diret iron, tin, and copper. done to »rd**r mid warranted. LABUKST AM) BUST ASSOBTMKNT OK OIL STOVES, Ever Shown on the Kennebec. COULD BARKER. Aiijpi'la, May Tl, nmyti-dUiawt I E. W. WHITEHOUSE, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. j —-V Nl>— Oralor in IOmOOo, freeaia: M Building. Augusta. Ns. I «K WALK. One ft Him Mi two story house, with three acres of bind, I fruit trees, uiid all convenience*. One ft I .’tun house and dahle, and «*it acres land, I lour miles from Kennebecbridgt. I Several liou*c- amf lot in the city, varying in price lioin v IH) to ft’.'OM*. ANo se\ eral valuable farm*. aprlultf NEW MODS LOW PRICES! I have lately received a new, amt will -elected -took ol‘ Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Coin Silver and Plated Ware, Knives. Forks, Spoons, Etc A ho have a line a--orrm«-nt of Spectacles and Eye Classes. i i-: mi: acvi.i.i MAURICE C. HERVEY, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, Opp. Post Office, Augusta, Me. june***ttl AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK Oraanized in 1848. TKl’sTFESThoma* Luuiburd, Jii*. \V North* Artcinui* Llbbey, Win. S. Hadg» r, Sain'l Titcoinh. OFFICE-In Saving- Hank HuUding. 171 Water St. Hunk open daily, from U A. M. to 1 I*. and from 'J to 4..'to I*. M. Saturday Fvenlngs from 7 to H.'M) o'clock. Interest ou deposits payable twice a year, Feb. and 1 Aug. Intere-t not drawn out I-added to the drpo-it, thus making t oMhn \n im kiifj-t. Interc-t begin* on tin- lirst day of each month. Money deiNiHitcd on or la-fore the tenth tiny of each month, w ill draw iufere-t from llic/fr*/ tiny of the -tune month. £4~r Drier the ex I-ting law of ;hh State, all d« pon. It- in Saving* Hunk.-, are prompt from mnuiripalto r. a! ion. No return-IS(I\ A LRKEWVOOI) may lot tf .TAKE TOUR Axes,'Hatchets, Saws, Skates, SCISSORS, KNIVES, l Ac,, M SAFFORD CO.’S tiun and Locksmith Store, j IMP HAVE THEM TOPMI) I llif f U1 1 01U VV» *r»-jt\ %;r> Wukkh. I'Mcagu. ta (Laics ant) j$hcUbts. MTTliK AI TS OK kINUNKSS Many years ago, during one of the most severe snow storms ever known in New Kngl.aml, an old man earn ing a huge va lise. was trudging along toward the rail way station in Without any in cumbrance the task would have been a heavy one, but laden as he was he could scarcely make hi- wav against the entting wind and driving snow. Once he stopped and scented to hesitate a.'ked hi' name. Kverything had Iteen transacted so suddenly, that the whole adventure seemed more like a dream than reality. But then lie knew it was not a dream, and lie promised himself that he would, ere many days make another visit to tho village, and find out the name of the clever express hoy, and in some wav reward hint Km, atiim tiie whirl t business, this goixI resolution w as forgotten, as main others are. Our lives furnish us with numberless opportunities for doing good nets, and we very often resolve that we will not let them pass away unimproved, lint we permit the good intention to wait our eoiivenienee, to grow dim, to fade a wav. and then to be torgotten. It was several months lie fore Mr. Mar tin again visited the village to inquire after his little triend. lie was too late. No one knew of any boy who had a large black dog. and not one seemed to have any recol lection ot the events just recorded; and so Mr. Martin returned homo, enruestly re solved if In- ever had another act of kind ness shown him to reward it on the instant. l>id he keep this resolution More than two years passed by, when one afternoon in summer time, Mr. Martin s.it alone in his counting-room in the city. Through tiie window that separated his office from the store he saw a poorly dressed young man talking with one of his clerks. He rapped upon the counting room door, after learning from the clerk licit ho applied for employm«llt. ••You w mli fi»r employ incut?'•' Mr. Mar tin asked, as the young man approached respectfully. •1 should, indeed, like to And something to do, for mothers ~-vke and the poor fellow had to Idle his lips Wt restrain the tears. ••Have you no father?-' No, sir; father died over two years (Continued on Fourth f’sge.y

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gatljj JUnncbcr Journal. Anguita, Thuraday Morn'g, Aug. 7,187° REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS. FOU GOVKRNOU, DANIEL F. DAVIS OF CORINTH. Rraalon. Androscoggin, JEREMIAH DINGLET, Jr of An barn. GEORGE PARCHKII, of Lced-. Cumberland, JOSEPH A. LOCKE, Portland. HENRY C. BREWER, Freeport. DAVID Di li IN, Cs-co. ANDREW IIAWEs. Deerlng. Kennebec, OILBY C. CORNISH, Winslow. Joseph s. BERRY, Wayne. Knox, GEORGE ROBERTS, Vlnalhaven Oxford, FRANCIS W. KEDLON, Porter. WILLIAM W WAIT. Dixlield. Connty Commlaslonrr. Androscoggin, II. W. BRIGGS, of Livermore. Cumberland. W ILLIAM L PRINCE, Cumber land. Kennebec. GFottoK II. ANDREWS, Mon i mouth. Knox, W. II TITCOMB. Rockland, oxford. FRANK Y. BRADLEY. Fryeburf. County Attorney. Cumberland, ARDEN W. COOMBS, Portland. Kennebec, HKKREKT M. HEATH. Augusta. Oxford, JOHN I’. SWASEY, Canton. Jndgr of Probate. Androscoggin, GEORGEC. WING, of Aabnru. Cumberland, HENRY c. PEABODY, Portland. Oxford, AIGI'STI S II. WALKER. Lovell. Treasurer. Androscoggin, A. F- MERRILL, of Lewiston. Cumberland. JAMES M. WEBB. Westbrook. Kennebec, M A KK ROLL INS. Albion Knox.JOHN W TCRNF.lt, Rockland. Oxfbrd, GEORGE H WATKIN*. Caris. Register of Probate. Cumberland, SETH I,. I.aRRABEE, Senrboro'. NherllT. Aadroscoggin, THOMAS LITTLEFIELD, of Vu burn. HO*. HAMEL F. DAVIS, IVpublican candidate for (iorernor, will speak during the campaigu, as follows Skowiikgan, Thursday, August Tth. North Anhox, Friday, Augu-i 8th. Fairfield, Saturday, August 9th. Lewiston, Monday, August 11th. 1>4MARIm.'oTTA, Tuesday, August l?th. CAMDEN, Wednesday, August 1 ith. Belfast, Thursday, August Hth. Winter PORT, Friday, August loth. UNITY, Saturday, August 10th. Watervillk, Monday, August inth, 8octH Paris, Tuesday, August 19th. Rkthf.l, Wednesday, August 20th. Mechanic Falls, Thursday, August 21st. North Berw ick, Friday, August 221. Buckspoht, Saturday, August 23d. Ells Worth, Monday, August 20th. ('MKRRTFIKI.D, Tuesday, August 20th. Machian. Wednesday. August 27th. Dennysvillk, Thursday, August 2Mh. Pkmbkokk, Friday, August 29th. CALAIS, Saturday, August 30th. The closing week of the campaign, beginning Monday, Sept. 1st, Mr. Davis will speak in the Fourth Congressional District, at places to he an Bounced hereafter. Hon. JANES BLV1\E and lion. WN. P. FRYE, will speak at Mt. Vlh.vox Village, Saturday Afternoon, Aug. 1 9, nt o'clock, Hon. LLEWELLYY POWERS, WILL HPKIK AH FOLLOWS: Bradford, Thursday, Aug. 7. UAKLAM>, Friday, Aug. 8. KEXDtaEkAU, Saturday, Aug. 9. Hrow.hvii.lr, Monday, Aug. II. UUILFOED, Tuesday, Aug I?. Moxaox, Wednesday, Aug. 1:1. DrXTKR, Thursday,'Aug, l« Plymouth, Frlda'v, Aug. 15. Pittsfield, Saturday, Aug. 10. Newport, Monday, Aug. is, £t.ha, Tuesday, Aug. 19 Hampden, Wednesday, Aug. 20. UKONo, Thursday, Aug. 21. Oldtowx, Friday, Aug. 22. Lixiolx, Saturday, Aug. 27. Ellsworth. Monday Aug. 25. CHEKETFIRLD, Tuesday, Aug -Hi. Machi ta, Wednesday, Aug. 27. OREEraviLLE. Thurday, Aug. 2H. Pembrorr, Friday, Aug 29. Calais, Saturday, Aug. :io Hon. EltiE.VE HALE, WILL ftPLAK AW FOLLOW- UXCOLX, Thursday, Aug. "th. Pittbficld, Friday, Aug. Sth. Normiooewock, Saturday, Aug. 9th. New Sharon, Muuilay, Aug. 11th East Wilton, Tuesday, Aug. lgth. ACBl'IH, Wedmutd.tr, Aug. lTtth Kit ItuoNIt Thursday, Aug. Mth. WlaCAIBKT, Friday, Ang. 15th. (Hbihnkr, Saturday, Aug. tilth. WATgRVII.l.R, Monday, Aug. mth. Sol'TH Paris, Tuesday, Aug. 19th. Krthrl, Wednesday, August 2uth. Me. iianh Falls, Thursday, Aug. 21st. North Berwick. Friday, Aug. 22d. Saco, Saturday, Aug. 23d. (iORHam, Monday, Aug. 25th. Varmoi’th, Tuesday, Aug. 20th. Brcnswick, Wednestlay, Aug. 27th. Seowheoan, Thursttav, Aug 2Sth. Kairfield, Friday, Aug. 29th. Hon. WILLIAM P. FRYE, WILL IPKAK AW FOLLOW-: WllTTH hop, Thursday, Aug. 7th. AVOITsta, Friday, Aug. Mth. Moi ht VehNon, Saturday, .Vug. Wh. HoiTM Hkkwk k, Mouday, Aug. 11th. KlTTF.Hr, Tu« Ktlav, Aug. l-Mli. Hon. THOMAS B. HEED, WILL SPEAK AS FOLLOW. Seowheoan, Thursday, Aug. 7th. North As sox, Friday, Aug. sth Faihkiki.h. Saturday,’ Aug. nth. Lewiston, Monday, Aug. ltth. ItAMARIScoTTA, Tuesday. Aug 12th. C AMORS. Wednesday, Aug. tilth. Belfast, Thursday, Aug. Mth. Wintekpoki, Friday, Ang. 15th. Hon. J. Manchester Haynes. WILL SPEAK AT Monmocth, Town IfotiAe, Tuesday, Aug. I-*, at 7.30 P. AI. Watnk Villa*.k, Wednesday, Aug. 13, 7.30 p. M. Wl«D*)K, Towu Houm-, Saturday, Atur lf» 7 to V. M. i Whui Watervii.lk, Aleinorlal Hull, Friday. Au« W. 7J0P. M. 1 Herbert M. Heath, Esq., and Hen ry 8. Webster. Esq., WILL SPEAK AT Famt PrmnoK, at the Academy, Saturday Kieiiliiir Aug. y, at 7.30 o'clock. ORVILLE D. BAKER, Esq., WILL SPEAK AT Litchfield. Hondav, Aug. 25,7.30 p. m Ml. Vernon, Tuesday, Aug. 2f». 7 .30 P M XMTN V AMAl.Kolin, WikIih ndnv, Aug. 27, 7.30 P. M. Plinton, Thursday, Aug. 2*.; .30 P. M Albion, Friday, Aug. 7.‘in P. M WiMXMtk, Saturday, Aug. to, 7.30 P AI. Wdt Watervillk. Monday. sept. 1,r.:io p. \i. Wavnk Villaok. Tuesday, sept.2, 7.10 P. >1 Kent a Hill, Wednesday, Sept. 3.7..'to p. \i (iAROlkEK. Thunuiav, Sept, f, 7.3G P AI. MoNMOl TK, Friday, Sept. A, 7.30 p. AI. Hallowell, Saturday, Sept. f», 7.30 P. M Herbert M. Heath, Esq., and Lorine Parr, Esq., WILL hPLAk AT ALBION, A Mg. 7, 7.30 l*. M. JAMES A. HALL WILL UPLAK IN JMai hiaa. Cochtt Contention, i iiuroU,- r. M., August 7th. Pembroke. Thurndav evening. August 7th. 1'ALAia, Friday evening, August Mb Gen. GEO. A. SHERIDAN, and Hon. J. MANCHESTER HAYNES, WILL BREAK AT H'EEKB Mill*, Monday, Aug. 11, 2 I*. M Hon. JAMES G. BLAINE and Hon. J. MANCHESTER HAYNES, W|»J, BREAK At Wimlmok. Haturdav, Aug 16 at *J» P V L. T. CARLETON, Esq., and LORINO FARR, Esq., WILL 8PKAK AS FOLLOWS Morrison's Corner, Clinton, Wednesday, Aug. 'JO, 74 I*. M. n*" II1I1. Yah*alboro, TUdraday, Aug.'Jl,7iP. 31. Windsor. I.oai i 1 *»rner, Friday. Aug. 7!, 7| P. M. soi Til 1. \RDISKR, Saturday, Aug. J3, 74 I*. 31 Xortii \v wne, Tue*da\. Aug. 26, 741*. M. lloMF. Fridav, Aug 2V, 74 P. M Urlokade Him Saturday, Aug. .10, 7} P. M. So. At Bios, Tliur«day, Sepf 4, 4 P- M. Hi nton, Friday, Sept. 3, TJ P. M. i if* 1 si; v, Town House, Saturday,Sept. fl, 74 P. 31. L. T. CARLETON. Esq., and Dr. L. M. PALMER, WILL APEAK AT t’nlon church, WkstUardINEK, Tuesday, Ang. l'.\ 7 to IV M. Uaii.lv mlle, Wuithrop, Thursday, Aug. 14, 7J0 P. M K \si Hen ton, Saturday, Aug. 10, 7..TO P M. Pisiios'h Ferry, Tuesday, Aug. IB, 7.JQ P. M. W. T. HAINES, Esq., WILL Hl'KAK AT Kknt* IIill, Tuesday, Au*. 2f», 7.30 r. M. Viknna, Wednesday. A hr. 27, 7.30 IV M. Bei.ok\i»k UkrnT, Tliursdav, Aur. 28, 7.30 I*. M. sir>NK\ Friday, Aur. 2V, 7.36 I*. SI. Faykttl corner. Saturday, Aur 30, r.3o IV M. Clin ion, Wednesday, ***r»e .1, 7.30 I*. SI. A. M. SPEAR, Esq., WILL Hl'KAK AT HivKi siitK. Monday, Aur. lH, 7.30 IV SI. So. chin a, Tuesday, Aur 10, 7..‘10 I*. M. Windsor, W»»dni*Mi«y, Aur. 20,7.30 IV SI. CIIKLHL Thursday. Aur 21, 7.30Y. M. Hr A Neil M ii.i.s, Fridav, Aur. 22, 7.30 IV M Wkkkn Mills, Saturday, Aur. 23,7.30 IV M M am IlKSTKR. Mondav, Aur. 26, 7.30 IV >1 Wkst Gardiner, Friday, s« pt. 5, 7.30 IV M. HERBERT M. HEATH, Esq., WILL MPKAK AT F.lbbv Hill School House, vkimskk, Friday, Aug. H, at 7.10 IV M. R i f.ksiuk, Moll ‘ay, Aug 1*. 7.301*. M. So. KPt a It i*i n i'll, Frida Sept. S. 7.30 IV M. II \i low k.LL, Saturday, Sapt. f*.7.30 I*. M. Air. I. N. WADSWORTH ami ARNOLD S. RICHMOND, WILL Hl’KAK AT Riyi i'hidk, Monday, Vujr. 7.30 1’. M. **o. 111N i n«‘iwiay, Au*. 2rt, 7 .'W> I* M. Itr s ion, Wednesday, Au*(. 27, 7-J(0 IV M. No. MoNAlol'Tll, Tliurwlay, Aup. 2H, 7:50 IV M. WhsT tiAKDlNt.it, Friday, Aiir. 21*. ?.:to I*. M. Fast I'itisTon. Saturday, Aujr. JO, 7.:i0 IV M. Fast Hknton. Monday. Sept. l.r.u* IV M. I'isiion’h Ft RRV, Tupwlav, Sept. 2, 7.10 IV M. W u.ton s Mills, Mt. Vkkko.v, WVdn«»*dny, 8r“f I>r. C W. BKMSoVa CCIKKY suit CllAMOMILK 1 ILLS are prepared expressly to cure Mck Meiutarlie Nervous Headache, Dyspeptic Headasbe, Neuralgia and Nervousness, and will cure anv ease. Price M cents, postage free. Parsons, Bangs k Co., Portland lieueraJ Agents. That Hectic Flask iScnatet Dosiger. He, lieee yourself by using and at ouee, too, Dr. A .1. r lagg's cough and Lung Hyrup. From ti e Boston Journal. THE MAINE CAMPAIGN. JOSEPH L. SMITH. His Offer to Sacrifice the Entire Creed of the Greenback Party Last Winter if the Republicans would make Him Governor. COPIES OF HIS OWN MEMORANDA AND AGREEMENT. liANfiOR Ml'., Aug. t. lM7!t. A few days spent in Maine in special ex amination ot tlie present situation, partic ularly relating to old coalitions attempted and new ones perfected, enable me to present a chapter of political history that will have some interest for all parties in the Pine Tree State. After the election of last year in Maine it became evident that the republican Sen ate would have the power to determine ultimately who should be Governor of the State. The democrats and greenbaekers uniting their forces had a majority oi the House of Representative*, though the re publicans had a plurality. 1’nderthe Con stitution of Maine, when there is no choice of Governor by the people, it becomes the duty of the House to select two candidates front the four highest voted for, and send their names to the Senate, and from these two it is the imperative constitutional duty of the Senate to select the one who shall be Governor of the State. It became at once apparent w lien the election was well over anil there was tim*. to view the situation, that the democrats and greenbaekers would unite in the House and send the names ol Gnrcclnn and Smith to the Senate. The Senate is composed of 31 members and 20 of those were republi cans and the minority of 11 was divided between the democrats and greenbaekers. These twenty republican Senators were thus to have the duty devolved on them of selecting the Governor for the political year 1879. At once Joseph L. Smith began to court his old political associates. He was eager to assure them that he was still a republi can in heart—that lie differed slightly hut not at all irreconcilably from his old party on the financial question—hut that lie was still heartily with them on the Southern question, expressing great indignation at the bulldozing practices in the Southern States in the elections then just concluded. He was so eager to conciliate republicans and gain favor with the republican Senate that he procured an interview with a most trustworthy reporter of the Lewiston Journal, oue of the most careful, correct and painstaking papers in Maine. The editors of that paper vouch for the charac ter of the reporter who interviewed Mr. Smith, Mr. Thomas II. 15. Pierce of Dex ter, and Mr. Pierce vouches lor the truth of every word he quotes from Mr. Smith. Mr. I’ ierce is a democrat, having voted last year for Garcelon, and is credited this year with an intention ol voting for Smith. Mr. Pierce says with great confidence that Joseph L. Smith never lias made an au thentic denial of his remarks in the '•inter view," and never will. To show tin; extent to which Smith was w illing to go on the money question, I give part of the “interview.” The words must be read, not as the expression of#a sound financial faith in ull respects, but as indicating the readiness with w hich Smith would throw overboard his “Fiat” money creed if the republicans would agree to make him Governor. Here are some of the expressions used by Smith in the inter view “Do you think an increase of paper money necessary?” we asked. "I am of the opinion that the volume of currency has been contracted too fast." replied‘Mr. Smith. “More time should have been taken to bring it all about. It is with the government as with a man of business. He may have a large amount of debts outstanding nnd abundant means wherewith to pay, but if he makes imme diate payment he must sacrifice his prop erty by forced sales and ruin his business by applying everything to the payment ol his debts. Every business man realizes this. Hut now that we have realized all the disadvantages of contraction,” con tinued Mr. Smith, "now that our property has shrunk all it can shrink in value, f, for one, am not in favor of retracing our steps in order to endure all the misery over again. It has alt got to rotor to Hit HOLD value at last. If we now get nwag from it, when we hare just rearheil it, u'-e shall hare to eome hark- to it again sooner orlatir. I THIS K WE HAD BETTE It ETA 1.” “Then there is Jinl money,’’ said we, “an issue of Government stamps which nobody will redeem. IIow do vou regard that scheme?'* Mr. Smith replied that as a man with some property at stake, as well as the same general interest in the public welfare which all good citizens have, he was op posed to any scheme of a currency which eotihl not have a HOLD value eomewheri behind it. As soon as these words were published they created a stir in the State among all parties. The fiat greenbackers began to feel that they were cheated in their candi date the democrats began to fear that Smith would be taken up by the republi cans and their party thrown out in the cold, and the republicans began very nat urally to query whether they might not v/itb advantage take Smith for Governor rather than Garcelon—especially ns Gar celon was known to entertain in reality very unsound views on the financial ques tion. And thus all three parties were astir and on the qui vivc to see, Mieawber like, wlmt would “turn up.” Pretty soon the greenbackers, through Mr. Rust of Belfast, got another “inter view’’ from Smith, in which he qualified or toned down his Lewiston Journal inter view so as to partially reassure his green back supporters and relieve the democrats ot the apprehension of Smith going clean over to the republicans. Hut while the greenbackers were thus reassured of Mr. Smith's good faith to the party that voted for him. and the democrats were relieved of their fright at the thought ot the republicans capturing the green back candidate, the candidate himself was busy coaxing and caressing republicans to induce them to take him tor Governor in stead of Garcelon. He was compelled to publicly disavow or Smith’s manager. Rut somehow he failed to “manage," and left in utter disgust be fore the convention concluded jts work. The Penobscot tiare-up. however, was an exceptional incident in tile workine* of the campaign, though pos-ilih it mav prove contagious. a rule however, it will be found that the greenhaekers and democrats will unite in tin* election of Senator- and Representntives, and if they succeed in securing the legislature, .Jo seph 1,. Smith will be made Governor and run the State under democratic auspices for the use, behoof and benefit ot the democratic party. A democratic Senator, (Finn F. PilMiiin/J) is to be chosen to succeed Hannibal Hamlin, and there is to he firm union in support of the democrat ic candidate lor the Presidency in lHsu. The bargnin has been made, and Joseph L. Smith has found the democrats, as he did not find the republicans, ready to make him Governor. The only question remaining relates to the delivery of the voters. Can the honest greenbackers be yarded, herd ed, marked and delivered to the democracy just to gratify the ambition of Joseph L. Smith to be Governor id' Maine? (ami /.ion I'1, niltljuri/ to t>f Senator of tto Ciiited Statea?) I think not. The democratic greenbackers do not relish being traded back into the old par ty. and the republican greenbackers are as hostile to the democratic party as when they were outspoken republicans. In the attempt of the democrats to sell out their candidate and of the green back candidate to sell out his par ty it is very likely to happen that a good many who started with the intention of voting for Garcelon, and still more who started with the determination to vote for Smith, will end by voting for Daniel F. Davis!!! Xot/s Vi rrou*. .Mnjur Smith Interviewed. [From the Ilangor Commercial of Tuesday evening, the 4th inst.] A reporter of the Commercial went to Old town this morring and called upon Major Joseph I,. Smith, the Greenback candidate for (inventor, when the following interview took place Reporter—Mr. Smith. 1 presume you have seen the morning paper. Maj. Smith—No. sir. I have not. have been out of town and just returned. Any thing important in it? Hep.—Well. sir. you can read and sec for yourself (handing Mr. Smith a morning paper.) Maj. Smith—Why, sir. there is nothing to it. I never made any offers, directly or in directly, to anybody never assented to any bargain or t oniproniise. If they claim to have any writings from me they are forgeries. If they claim to have any details of any offers made by me looking to a trade or compro mise they are made from whole cloth. Hep —Then you say in advance of the pub lication of the “offers" made by you to sell out the Greenback party, that you never made any, anil never authorized any person to make any? Maj. Smith—I do, sir. llep.—Have von written any letter or let- tors to any Republican regarding your posi- i tion as a candidate? Maj. Smith—I wrote a letter to C. A. Bou telle, in reply to one from him inquiring how I stood regarding certain public questions. That letter Mr. Boutellc is at liberty to make public if he chooses, also the one he wrote j me in replv to mine to him. Rep.—Mid you not go to Mr. Bontclle's j office prior to the meeting of the Legislature, at his request, and there meet several prom-! ine.’.t Republicans, who made you certain propositions? Maj. Smith—No, Sir. I did meet Mr. Buf fum at the Penobscot Exchange Hotel in Ban- gar, at his request. He said to me, in sub-1 stance, Mr.Smith, vou can be the next Gover nor of Maine just, ns well as not. Only say the word. I am authorized to make this statement to you. I said. Mr. Hutium, I sup pose I know what your object is in getting me here If it is to make any trade or com promise in regard to the Governorship I have none to make and will lie a party to none. I stand squarely on the greenback platform, and shall not forsake toy principles nor sacri fice my party. Mr. Butfum exhibited to me some MSS. and read its contents. It was in regard to resumi tion and the Southern ques tions. He wanted me to agree to incorporate it iu my message to the Legislature—said if I would lie was authorized to say that I could la* thotiext Governor of Maine. 1 told him as. to the financial question I did not believe as he did, my party did not and the majority of the people did not. Hep.—Go you know who wrote the para graphs which Mr. Butfum wished incorpora ted in your address in your ease you were elected governor by the Senate Maj. Smith—I do not. I suppose it came from Mr. Blaine. Hep.—Gid you afterwards meet any repub lican, who claimed to be authorized by Mr. Blaine or anybody else to consult with you and to make any propositions to you regard ing the Governorship'!1 Major Smith—I was urged to meet Mr. Blaine in Boston, ami I paid no attention to the request. Mr. Buffum ngain requested nie to go to Augusta and meet members of the Hepublican State Committee. I did not rare to go. I was a greenbacker and if elected Governor it must be ns a greenbacker and nothing else. Major Smith added that he had preserved copies of his correspondence with Captain Bout* lie, and a copy of the writing which Mr. Budilin exhibited and wished incorpo rated in the message. Several gentlemen were waiting to consult w ith Major Smith, and the reporter thanked him for hi» kindness and withdrew. THAT NILVKR IM»|,LtH. Senator Blaine’s silver dollar will buy one bottle of Dr. Bierce’s Golden Medical Discov ery. This medicine is a purely vegetabh blood-purifier, pectoral And tonic, and ha been tested in thousand* of cases of chronic disease of the stomach, liver, and lungs, with unparalleled success. fkf.rkr.h from headache, constipat ed bowels, inward piles, costivcness, fevers, torpid liver, yellowness of the skin ami eves, indigestion, dyspepsia, and all derangements of the internal viscera, are cured by ‘•Swavnc’s Tar and Sarsaparilla Bills.” Bn like tunny other purgatives, they do not irri tate the stomach and bowels by frequent use. They keep the system in healthy condition by arousing the torpid liver to healthy action and expelling by the bowels and kidneys the mat ter that (K>isons the foundations of life. B* particular to obtain “Swayne’s Bills.” Brict -o cents u box at all leading druggists. Geo. B. Goodwin Bo., Wholesale Agents, Bos ton, Partridge Bros., Augusta. sepll>teod&a tf Dr. Cutter's Shoulder Brace* correct t!i«* hublt o* stooping. Pai sons, Hang- A o., Who legale Ihug gist*, Portland, Genera! Agent*. The Holman Liver Pad is the only genuine, and positively cures as advertised. W»* would call attention in another column to advertisement, Salesman Wanted. In offered for any remedy for Asthma, Coughs. Colds, Bleeding of the Lungs, or Consumption, show ing one-half a* many testimonials of genuine cures in the same length of time a* Adamson's Botanic Balsam, Price Jin cts. utigfbf&w lvv That Cold of Voiara tnay run into consumption if you don't take Dr. A. J. Kiagg's Cough and Lung Svrup Sprrial Notices. OPIITM. Opium and Morphitie habit cured in from 10 to 20 day*. A Radical and Painless cure guaranteed -\’o charge whatever until patient Is cured. All communication* strictly confidential. Address, Hr. O. ft. NAItbK.VT, julyfeodiaugl Box 13.M, Bangor. Me. A CA1U>. To all w ho arc suffering tri m the error* and hull* cretions of youth, nervous weakness, early deca' loss of manhood, Ac., I will send a recipe that wll cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedv was discovered by a missionary in >outh America Send a self-addressed envelope to the KkV.JoSF.Pi* T. In MAX, Station ft, \rtc York City. decJTfeodAwly WONDERFUL!! rriIE A'EW VERTICAL FEED SEWING MACHINE, -AT ron, in sirs, AccoinpUabe* a Variety and range of work never be fore thought of, Mud it lu all practical and can be done by any one. Binding, Folding, Bias Trim ming, Cording, Single and Double Piping, Ruffling, Side Plaiting, &c., Without Basting! Everybody Says s "II is Truly Wcadeful I" The Machine is on exhibition at our store, ami all are invited to examine and bring work for tests. We have supplied several of the leading dress makers of the city, and received the very highest testimonials from them. It saves the work of two to four girls by duiug work which has hitherto been done only by liuad. We have secured the services of Mr. R. B. Capen, so well known to the people of this county for the past eight years. We invite comparison and honorable competition. We refer by permission to Mrs. M. A. Chandler, Green street, and to Miss G. P. Sanborn, Wluthroi) street, and to Miss Martha Robinson, Hallowell. fashionable dressmakers, who have Davis machines in use, and to hundreds of others.

DON’T BUY WITHOUT SEEING IT. FOWLER, HAMLEN SMITH. AiigustH, July 28, 187V. july20-ttf WANTED. /^tOOK WANTED Immediately. Inquire of II. W. V- JONK8, Central House. Julv28Uf Great Sale of Furniture WELL8 ROOMS/BRIDGE'S BLOCK, Near Kennebec Bridge. To reduce "took we an* ottering our good* at low. er price* Ilian cun lie bought of the 'Blue quality. V\ alnut mid comiuoti hamber >uits, Haw 11 k. ai *1 omuion Hair Cloth Parlor l uruiture, Mattre«*e*, leather*, l*wn Settees and Thair*, Children’* Car riage*. Rattan Chair*. Pounce* mwi nil kind* of Fun. cv. Patent und f olding Chair*. Picture Frame*. I phohtering doiif to order. Muir Mattiense* made mer, by ttr*l cla** I'pliolMterer*. HliriUCi IlHATtmNI New amt seeoud hand. Agent* for the Patent Air lo*et for i handier* and *ick rooms. Hpccinl Notice J We also give s|>erfunity. Auolv to F.. III KllO| >K, Att'v, Augusta, Me. ^•Iiily 31, Ic7U._ COAL! I am prepared to sell tha HEST QUALITY UK E66 AND STOVE COAL, AT MARKET PRICES. fan be found air. u I.tTTI.r;* Kxpre.. Office. at FdK.n vn or at the yard. Imptire 11 I ^Oll. Junel7t3mot* 3

I 5 co OAK GROVE SEMINARY AND COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Opens Aufuat SO. Phonography Taught. Address E. H. COOK, A. B., PRINCIPAL, Vassalboro, Maine. july28t&wlin BLACKWELL i WEBBER. OK W.I.KS IN Fine Flour, Coffee, Tea, Sugar, SPICES, BUTTER, Meats, Fresh and Cured, Country Produce, &c. CANNED GOODS, WINTHROP CHEESE, FINE GRADE FLOUR, OOLONG TEA, And all article* usually kept in u first class st< re. Everything Freak and Eure. goods zmvsm rm or charge. No. 4, Union Block, Water Street, Augusta, Me. m luuyfl HI C-O-A-L! ONLY THE VEST KINDS KEPT. LEHIGH aid FRANKLIN! WE are taking the utmost care in preparing coal for delivery. Our building, which we erect ed this sprint, being large and commodious, given us superior facilities lor handling coal to advantage and writhdespatch. Deliveries carefully made. Orders may be be left at our office, Xo. 12 BRim.h'* Block, second door above Williamson Greeu wood's; at Wilbur F. 1’ercival'a. Market Square, James K. Fuller's, Longfellow k Sanborn'*: and ui T. M. Foss, east side river. All orders will receive prompt attention. Arrangements were made May 1st, with William son k Greenwood, where an order hook mat be found, and all weighing uttended to. Give us a call. F. SWAIN CO. Augusta, July 1, Vs7V. JiUy7ttf FOR SALE OR RENT HKICK HOUSE on Winthrop St. Inquire of JulyttJtf__IX ALDKX. STATE OF MAINE. Kxect tive Department, t Afoista, July 31, lKVi AX ad loomed session of the Executive Council, will he held at the Council Chamber, in Au gusta, on Monday, the 11th dayof August next, at 4 o'clock I*. M. AttestE. H. GOVE, .Secretary of State, angltmth HELP WANTED Machine Kirin wanted, to Mitch on cornet-. Apply to CU8HNOC CORSET WORKS. Hanger Street. augii-flt TO XiBTI I A Flr.t Cl»n« 'Tenement. In.iuire of GICO. K. Block, Augu.ta, or of T H. KIMBALL, lewlaton. JUyrMtefld^H

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Local anti State Krtos. Thursday, August 7, 1879. .lames Savage, the contractor, who is con structing a section of a railroad in Vermont writes us from Pownal that he expects to complete his part of the road in the course of two months. Next Tuesday, August 12, the citizens of Augusta will have tile pleasure of listening to addresses by Hon. Chandler of Michi gan, and (icn. George A. Sheridan of Louisi ana. Mr. Chandler's name alone would in sure a crowd, but in addition, Mr. Sheridan, wiio wiil appear, lias the reputation of being a talented man and brilliant orator. As L. tV. Lougee, and son, and two other men were driving on Leighton St., yesterday morning, their horse gave a sudden start, on account of being struck by the reins, and threw out Mr. Lougee and son, who were riding on the hack seat of the wagon. Mr. I.ougee struck upon his hack ami shoulders, and was quite badly injured,hut the son came out all right. A union Sabbath School picnic, composed of school* from Hast Augusta, Yassalboro,' Windsor, China, Pittston and Whitefleld, will be held at Togus, about the 20th of this month. An immense raft of logs reached here early yesterday morning, being towed up by the tug Marion. They belonged to the ly nnehec steam mill. General Tutu Thumb has got uneasy and is again on his travels, lie was first exhibit ed to the public in 1*42, or 147 years ago. The general, in company with his wife, for merly Miss Luvinin Warren, and Major New ell, apj>ear» here Friday. Aug. In. giving both an afternoon and an evening performance. A new feature of their exhibition is the pro duction of the original play, entitled, “The Mischievous Monkey.'* Next Saturday the steamer Cambridge into make an excursion from Bangor to Booth hay. She w ill leave her w harf at 1 o’clock in the afternoon, and reach Hoothbay at about 2 o’clock in the evening. Keturning the steamer will leave there at 1 o’clock the next day. The Bangor Band i* to accompany the excursion. There are now forty prisoners in Kennebec jail, about twice as many a* were there at the same time last year. Only four of the men confined are tramps. The Sprague mills have recently received one or two vessel cargoes of coal. All excursions excepting Sunday schools arc prohibited from landing at the Northport Camp Grounds except hv permission of the trustees. No steamboat or vessel is allowed to make a landing, remain at, or leave the wharf on Sundays. The Henry Morrison carried down anotl er large crowd yesterday. The Boothhnv Keyi>«tcr i* responsible for i rh»s flub story: ‘Mine of the crew of the schooner, Willie f»., of Southport, Ozias Pink ham. Matter, while fishing on Bank Quern, broke the handle from a jug. and threw ir overboard. They came home, and about four week* after returned on another fishing trip, and caught a cod fish, with the handle in hint, which he had been keeping for them, or else he was wailing for ihetn to bring him the jug. The jug and handle can he seen at the f ’u« fom House.**

I.ast evening, while the band connected with the Viola Clifton troupe was playing from the j portico over the entrance to Granite Hall, tin lia,» drum [K-rformcr carelessly let fall bi« i instrument, which fell to the steps below, j striking in its course Willie, a five year old child of Thomas Fox. The little fellow was knocked kown and received quite a severe blow over the eye, hut nothing of a serious nature resulted. While working in Swain’s coal shed Tues day afternoon. .Jeff Dixon was considerably j injured by planks falling upon him, and scraping his hack. Tuesday evening, n night blooming cereus came into bloom at the residence of Mrs. M. 1*. Faught. The last time the plant bore was two years ago. At the annual meeting of the Augusta Sa> iugs Rank, yesterday. *’-.e old board of trustees, consisting of Thomas Lamhard, Artcmas I.ih by, James W. North, Samuel Titeomb and Joseph Uadger, was again chosen. Mr. Lam bard w as again elected President and Wm. 1!. Smith, Treasurer. As new associates for this year Daniel A. Cony am) Joseph II. Manley were choaen. Last Friday evening two Gardiner men caught a sturgeon that weighed 600 pounds. These fish are very scarce this year in the Kennebec. Soldiers Division Sons of Temperance, and the National Home Rand of Togus. air to have a picnic at Moulton's Grove, Nahum- I kcag pond, next Saturdnv. The enterprise of manufacturing corsets which has been prosecuted under the style of Litchfield Haskell, at the Cnshnoc Corset works, mention of which has been maile in th- se columns before, has proved so far suo ssful that it has been found necessary to extend the shafting so ns to allow the use of more machines, thus doubling the capacity of production and largely increasing the conven ience and facilities for manufacturing. The company advertise in our columns for more machine girls. Personal. Dr. Laphatn of the Farmer has been visit ing in Oxford County. Mr. Ham, formerly principal of our High •School, was in the city yesterday. He is at present rusticating at Squirrel Island. Mr. Robinson, of the firm of Rurr Rob inson, job printers, Ranger, made us a call yesterday morning. Narrow Escape. Saturday afternoon Mr. S. W. Whitmore, son of Dr. S. Whitmore, with his sister, Miss Alice Whitmore, Miss Carrie Bachelder and Miss Hattie Gray, started out for a row. Mr. Whitmore keeps his boat in Gray's dock, and the party undertook to embark there. There were no steps to get dowu to the boat and they used the slides in the wharf, which were -made to haul logs up through, as a means of descent. Mr. Whitmore and Miss Gray got into the boat all right, and were holding the boat against the wharf for Miss Whit more, when the boat commenced to slide out, and in their endeavors to hold it they lost their balance and tl i” t.-r to the wharf, where she clung to a projection, and also *np|H»rt« d Miss Gray until assistance arrived. They were taken out without any more serious ha in than a thorough wetting. All three displayed remarkable I'dness and presence of mind, and it i* doubtless to this that they owe their live*. The young ladies did not erv out or struggle, hut ktpt quiet ami did a* they were told; and Mr. Whitmore did well to t ike care of the two so well as he did. tio/ tfitici foitruof. M rir orn logical. July was h very cold and wet month. The mean heat for 43 years is »>8.94v this year (»th. 30.243 Least do on the sth. 29.544 Range, 0.0911 Mean heat of 3 daily observation* 0G.f»0* extremis, 00.1 all observation a, 00.3.H* Greatest beat on tin* 1th. s7w Least .1, 0, 2.1lh, 43* Range, ?,H9 Mean relative humidity, 80° Moisture, 6.274 inc hes; lair days. 21 va riable* days. H; foul days. 2'.aurora, on t In* 24th; polar band. 4. on the 7th. llth. 10th and 27th: tliuudei and lightning, ft. on the 8th, llth, 14tli. 1.1th and 21*t rain fell on 11 day*; number of day* on which c loudiness averaged o x or min e. 10. On the 29lh, at 1. 1*. M.. there was a ro inarkahh- eloiul of irniut-ii'c size, in shape like a prolongated half moon, the points ex tending ncarh to the hort/ori at the north and south, moiing at the rate of 30 to in mile* an hour; tie* width in tin* centre about 4U' the body of the cloud, black the- edircs of hritrht bronze* sharply defined. It cam from the west, parsed overhead, making it quite dark —a lurid light upon the ground, and In fore e ight o’clock had disappeared in the c ast. No rain and only a slight wind for a few mo ment*. Lnt. 41 deg., in minute s .13 seconds. Long. 119 deg*.. 46 minute*, .10 second*. Oakland*. Gardiner, August 1. _—G. in Gardiner .fonrnnl. Gardiner Local News. There was h Republican meeting at the Flagstaff school-house in ward six, Tuesday evening, addressed by II S. Webster. Ksq.. of thi« city, and M. Spear. F>q.. of llal lowell. The school-hoCsr wa> w i ll lilled. and the addresses well received. Quite a delega tion from the Young Men Republican Club from tin* city proper attended the met ting. Mr. Spear is doing good service for the Re publican cause. Hi* address wa* replete w ith good sense and sound doctrine. Many of our citizen* arc enjoying a vac a tion at the seaside and othc r slimmer resorts. The grain crop is looking finch in this i cinity and the promise now i* of a larger i yield per acre than for set crul years. Lorn i and potatoes are luxuriant aho. with indica tions of an abundant Iuth -t. Hcv. A. L. I‘ark returns this w eek from his vacation and will for the* next three weeks* supply the- pulpits of tin* Methodist and (’on- gregational churches, while Rev. R. Lind- sey takes a needed rest from pastoral duties.

5^*“Loat, a small r1 at ir>»I of Hm* hour. GRAND RALLY AT AUGUSTA! iinv. ii h. r. mu WU.i. Sl'F.AK AT Granite Hall, ON T*' IJI I) A A". A ugust. R, \T H O'l I.OI K M. On the Political Issues of the Hay* MUSIC BY THE AUGUSTA BAND. Citizens of all parties are cordially invited to |»e present. REPUBLICAN Mass Meeting A I MT- VERHON VILLAGE. HON. JAMESl BLAINE, A.Mi HON. WILLIAM P. FRYE, Will s;»eak at Mt. Vernon Village. Saturday Afternoon, August 9, r ovlock. Oreeubaeker* and Democrat* respectfully invited to attend. Cume (me, come all. COPARTNERSHIP. r|^H L undrriigned have till* day formed h eopart* X »i*‘rf*hi]» under fhe Arm name of TWITUiELL, CIIAPMAV for ihe purpose of transacting the Dry (roofls Jobbing Business, in the city of Portland. TIImM AS K TWITCH HI.I#, Partner* hi the hte •it HI M. 11 FI KMC firm of SAMI hi. I. KOl.KK, T nit chid! Co. ill IIA I’M AN. Portland, duly 31, 1*C'.». angfj.Mw COMMISSIONERS’ NOTICE. rPllE undcr*lgned, Commlasioners appointed by X the Judge of Prolmte tor Kennebec County, to receI v e and e xamine t lie rial in* of ered i t or* n g ai net the 1 estate of Warren Perclval. late of Ya*ff*lboro’, de ceased, represented insolvent, give notice that fo.ir mouth* from the lith day of May, 1879, are allowed for said creditor* to present and prove their claim*. JOSKPII W. PATH.KsoX, t Kl (»KNK W. WHITKHOl aK. j Comm intoner _.A ugusf 4, 1879. aught &w3w* FOR SALE! OUSK and lot on (Sage Sr., aud house and lot No. 11 State St. Will lie sold low' If bought at once. Inquire of S. L. ltOl.KK, 11 state StreeJ. aug7Hf BY TELEGRAPH. [\»sociutcd Press Telegrams In the Daily Kennebec Journal. I MAINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. Penobscot Count) Republican Nomina* tious. Hanuok, August 6. The Penobscot lie-: publican County Convention assembled on j Wednesday morning, in City Hall. Itangor. and was largely attended. Chas. A. Bailey, Esq., Oldtown, presided, and his opening re marks w ere direet ami to the point. The w hole number of delegates reported were Til. While the committee* were attending to business, the convention was addressed by Hon. Lewi* Barker. (treat enthusiasm prevailed during the ses sion, and business was transacted in a very harmonious manner. The following nominations were made by the convention Senators—K. B. Noalley. Bangor; Thns. j II. Wentworth, Bradford; Samuel II. Mat- thews, Hampden; Elovd W. Drake, Spring-! field. Clerk of Courts—James H. Burgess, Ban- J gor. County Attorney—Jasper Hutchings, Brew- t er. County Treasurer—J. II. Nickerson, Ban gor. County Commissioner—Ira D. Fish, Pat ten. The convention adjourned to attorn ion, when the committee on resolutions reported, after which the convention was addressed by Hon. Eugene Hale, for nearly two hours, on questions preserving the life of the nation and its financial honor anil integrity. His speech was able, clear and concise, and was listened to with the closest attention by the large number present, who were deeply im pressed l.y his lucid recital of financial histo ry for the pa*t eighteen years, and of con gressional legislation ot the past tw o sessions, At the close of the speech cheers were given j the speaker, and the convention adjourned. Nominations by the Franklin Fount) (•reel) barker*. Fait win (.ton, August i!. The Franklin County (Jreenhuek Convention met at Farm- j ington Wednesday forenoon, S. 1*. Morrill, chairman; 1{. Hatch and Win. .lohnson, sec- rotaries. The following nominations wi re made hy the convention Senator— R. 1*. Thompson of .lax Judge of l’robate—Samuel Belcher, Farm ington. Clerk of Courts—1). H. Chandler, Farm- ington. liegister of Probate —J. . The Louisville bar unanimously petitioned the President to appoint John W. llarr of this city, successor to Judge Ballard. He is a staunch republi can. but not a politician. MICHIGAN. Regatta. Dktkoit, August 0. A regatta, opeu to all amateurs, will he held here the 27th nnd 28th. The prizes are valued at 81.200 to SM..700. The Shoewacamcttcs, Wahahsums, Wyandotte* and other crews will probably participate in the four oared race. Fire. Fire at Kusiener's brewery, Grand ltapids, this afternoon, destroyed a large quantity of grain and liquor. Loss 812,000. MISSOURI. Murder. St. Lolls, August li. l)r. Roberts, an old and highly respected citizen, was shot and killed by Dr. Keyes last night. Keyes es caped. Murder mid Suiride. A farmer named Xnssbautn of Girardeau eountv, cut his wife’s throat and then suicid ed. TEX AH. Fight with florae Thieves. Guam aw, August ti. The sherifl of Pala pinto county and posse had a tight with the Jones gang of horse thieves, while attempting to arrest Larkin Jones, was killed, and John Jones wounded. Enoch and old Jones, two other thieves, were captured. Jack Morris, who was left to guard the wounded Jones, as sisted the latter to escape. Morris was ar rested and jailed. This morning masked men overpowered the guards of the jail and shot Morris dead iu jail. Weather ladtrntions tar To-Day. For New England and the Middle States, cooler, partly cloudy weather, winds mostly from the north to west, rising barometer. Yellow fever. 4)narnnfiwe Regulation* Modified a: Washington. Kievan New Case* a! Memphis. Washington, August fi. The rigid quar antine rules of Washington will be modified •o that railroad trains will he inspected out side of the city and then permitted to enter. Three hundred persons is the daily average that passes through Washington from infect ed districts. Mkmchih, August fi. Eleven new cases reported this morning, five white aud six colored. One death since last night. The eitv is remarkably quiet. Hut one arrest dur ing the past 24 hours. 17 new cases in ali have been reported to day, in white and 7 colored. This is for the 24 hours ending at fi 1*. M. In addition to1 these, five other cases of colored people were brought to the Hoard of Health office alter the regular report had been made out They will be included in to-morrow's list. Two deaths have occurred since noon, I.ixzie i Haller an.l Rev. Father John Fahey. This is the second Catholic priest who has fallen a victim to the scourge this year. From locality of new eases reported to-day the fever seems to be approaching the heart of the city. Ed. Moon is in a critical con dition. The mail east, ria Louisville Nashville railway, arrived to-night. THE INDIANS. The Fight of uly 17—The Whereabouts of Sitting Hull. Bismarck, August —The lilorkiide Kniaed. 1'axama, July Utt. The statements con cerning the recent attack In the Huascar on the t'hilian squadron, show that tin- former found the Chilian squadron in unexpected force at Iquique Bay, and alder a brief en gagement, the Huascar ran away. Vai.caraixo, August 4. The Chilian blockade of lquiquc has been raised. WASHINGTON. •President Hayes. Wasiiivoton, August 5. The President and Mrs. Hayes left here on the Tallahassee this forenoon, for Fortress Monroe. Teals for Memphis. The Sec’y of War has ordered 500 army tents forwarded to Memphis to-day, for use for refugees in ramp, with the understanding that they be paid for hv the National Hoard of Health. Htny of Proceedings. The Gorman government has stopped all proceedings in the case of American citizen liuissilier, whose property in Germany was threatened with confiscation, because his two sons on u visit to Germany, refused to per form military duty. This is due to an cm plintie protest from See'y Evarts. Pertoual. Postmaster General Key returned to this city to-day. See'y Sehurz w ill leave the loth for his western tour. Secretary Sherman will leave the fffith for Ohio. CANAO\. Legislative Qi KUBC, August t>. Ill the legislature, last uight, a chaplain used violent language against the treasurer, culling him a liar, etc. A motion to reprimand the member was de feated. Destructive Fire. Orili.ia, August U. A disastrous fire last evening destroyed over twenty buildings in the very heart of the eitv. Loss 4150,000. The buildings were all frame. The wind was blowing briskly in an easterly direction. It was impossible to subdue the liaines. The firemen confined their exertions to saving structures on the opposite side of the street. Nhot. Toroxto, August fi, Cool Burgess, a well known negro comedian, shot Win. Widgery in the arm, to-day. Burgess elaimed that Widgery was too intimate with his (Burgess) wife. NEW Hill'NSW I. The Spanish minister :it Tangier has been instructed to report on grave events now passing in Morocco. Sev en members ot the Spanish Socialist organiz ation have been arrested in Acres ts belong ing to a gang of marauders who have been killing sheep and setting Are to the standing crops. St. Pktkkshimi, August fi. Mirsky, who was arrested at Taganrog on the 19th of July, lias confessed to being the perpetrator of an attempt on the life of General Drentolm. Intelligence is received from Tchikishlar, dated the 18th of July, stating the advance guard of Gen. LazaretT's expedition had ■loved forward. Behlix, August fi. A correspondent has given a terrible picture of svAit-ring of the Tchikishlar division of Gen. LazaretT's expe dition, from eye disease, caused by the heat of the sun ami by sand. FINANCIAL AND COMUBCIAL. New York .Unit? Market. Eming Report. New Yoke, August, Money loaned at Sd- tr cant, on call, closing at 4-8— per cent. Sterling. 481 jots-.’- for long,and 48.'4JSS- for short sight. t arrying rales, l—$•!-; borrowtag rates, 3JJ. l ulled States Sizes, 1881, (reg.; (coup.) -New 6'», (rrg (coup.) New 41. (reg.) (coup. New 4's, (sag. (coup) FlMs *'s 't» New York Htock Market. New Yobk, August 8. Wm. L’nion Tel. Co., N. V. Outral k liud. Klver, tlffl Brie, >1 Prelermi, A2| Michigan ntrul, K6 L'nion Pacific, Tit Lake Shore k Mich. Southern, HO Illinois Ontrml, Cut Chicago A N. W., rdf Preferred, tsi New Jersey Ontrml, ijj Chicago k Kock Is., Mil 8t. Paul, Ml Preferred, Ml Chicago k Alton, w{ VJuiucy, I li»J Boston Stork Lint. [Sales at the Broker’s Board.] Boatoji, August ft. Boston Maiue Railroad, £1174 Eastern Railroad, l^Jftl^J Portland, Saco Portsmouth Railroad, lUb-g Hoston k Maine Railroad 7'« yj 120 Kasteru Railroad,(new bonds,) *l4’s, rttft— California Mining stocks. Saji Kkancimo, August ft. The follow lug are the cioaiog official priors of ml*. ing stocks to-daj Alpha 21 Alta A Belcher 4 Best k Belcher 17 Bullion A t'aledouia 4 California o f hollar 74 Consolidated Va. AA Crown Point 54 Kuraka consol. 141 fcxcheoner OJ (iould k Curry ltt] Grand Prize *ii Hole k N’orwoM '1J Imperial 14 Julia conaolidatrd 34 fuatlce n Keutuck ou Leopard Mexican 30 Northern Bella 4 Ophir Wdt Hvrnnnn lot tUjrniond k Up 3} Sarapa Hi Sep A*-h lu-r Sierra Neruda 404 Union ooneol. V. Yellow Jacket 17a Bodle 11 M'aahoa ounaul. hlc«i« Produce Market. f 'HK MJO. Aunit tf. Fl-Hl'lt--Spline Extra., 100*6.u« lioirp jiui.rsotM, r.rigo.uu l.mv grade., 2.00*7.76 I’atrnt. .00*6.0* Patent Minnesota, A .SO* r ue Whiter Extras, :i.76*S.26 Will:A I No. 2, Ked Wluter, UUfOOg No. 7. Chicago spring, ra.tt, 6*4 August, September, ttj g— i letoher, K6|* Number 2, -*77 Kejeeted, tt- *0 tNIHN—Cash, g»i August. 4-Hd September. Mil— October, *44**14 I OATS—Pash, 23**0 Atigual. *711 iHMaWr, U| October, 23|* RYK—Cash 1 BARLEY-Cadi, 71-476 August, ;4— September. 76*— October. -4- PORK-Cash. e.m 4«* August, *.66* Sep! ember, 6 r2|* October, a 26- I.A RO—< a»b. .V**-*- August, 5 10-g Sepiember, 6 40-*474 l h-tober. UO-*4.44 lll'I.K MEATS— Slioubters, a.eg-*}.«£. Short rib, 4 so-g».e* Short clear, 4 7***.eO Clear .ides, I.eCtge.UO ORKSSEII HOUS—Cash, «.26-a4.1* FREIOHTS—Cora to Hitfalo, t4 c-nts; wheat t) ell

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.Continued from FinePage ago. and jince then mother has found it ditlicult to maintain the family—myself and three younger sisters.’’ “Do you writ* a good hand?" inouired Mr. Martin. "Very lair; what T hare learned lias been mostly at home. 1 wrote these," lie said; and he passed some papers to Mr. Martin, who examined them carefully. “What is yonr name and age?” "Hunting, sir; George Hunting, lam nearly sixteen.” "l)o you own a large black dog. called Burr?” h Hie young man was greatly surprised at this question, but he manageif to answer: “Dli. we did, sir, two years ago. How did you know? Rut when father died we had to sell him.” "Do you know where he is now?" asked Mr. Martin. “Yes, indeed, we do. We would buy hint again if w e could afford it. He was a favorite with ns all. We would not sell him to a stranger, but our uncle agreed to take him for twenty dollars, and sell him back again at the same price if ever we wanted him.” "Well, George," said Mr. Martin, do- j liberalely taking out Ills pocket-book and banding him twenty dollars, "the lirst thing you do after you go hence buy Buck mid take him home again if tiie young man was surprised before, he was nearly struck dumb with astonish ment now. "Oh. thank you thank vnu a thousand times!” grasping the old gentleman's hand. •‘But why do you take such an in- j terost in our dear old Buck "Because it pleases me to reward you. j But look in my face ami sec if you know 1 me. I knew y ou as soon as you came I into the. store. l)o you know me George looked and carefully, but he was foiecd to admit that he had no recollection of ever before having seen him. “All. well,” said the old gentleman, "1 1 forgot that 1 was so bundled that von would not lie likely to recognize me. But come do you remember overtaking me in a driving snow storm, two or three years ago at X-? You had Buck har nessed to a sled, and you took my valise to the railroad station." "Why, yes, sir; it all conies to me now. but I have hardly thought of it since. It was but a little kindness." “A little act! Well, perhaps it was. But remember. “Little 'Imp- of water. Little grains of sand Make the mighty ocean And the pleasant land.'’ Had vou not been j>os«pRsed of a good and amiable disposition, you would not have thought of an old man wallowing in the snow. Vou dodged out of the way so quickly that I hnano chance to thank you. So I thank you now. Where do you live Oeorge gave Mr. Martin his’ mother's address. “Now, tell your mother, that 1 shall come down to see her this evening, to talk matters over, perhaps ran do something for you. T*alk of happiness George left the store as happy as a king. Mr. Martin did do something for him, ami for his mother too. And in the years which have followed, the young man has learned how much lie owes to one little act disinterested kindness towards a stranger.— Yount) Folk'# Mut/y insurance. The cpromrs jury, in the recent sad acci dent on the Maine Central, bus rendered a verdict exonerating the railroad mid its em ployees from all blame. The bodies of the victims were brought to Lewiston on the afternoon train Wednesday, coffins having been sent down to Lisbon the same day. The body of Miss Martin wa* taken to Nt.IVter's, where funeral services were iminediatelv held. The others were taken to their former residences, on Lincoln street. A large crowd -1>CJFW(> pvopjv gathered as the train came in. Tuesday, the Council of Appeals of the In dependent Order of Odd Yellow* begun their annual session at Odd Tel lows Hall. Portland. The present membership of the Kelief is about 2000. The fir«t year id' the organiza tion there was no dcu4. There inis been paid for benefits the sum of *1)5,1*02. The total number of deaths is 70, total number of assessments 50. The last year there have been eleven assessments, making *02.10 on an insurance of *1500 for the year. The Old Mansion at Kent's Hill is being rapidly changed into a Music llall, where Prof. W. f. Morse will carry forwanl hi scholars in the musical department. l)r. I orsev s health i- said to be improv ing some what. •lohu lift.kell and Peter SIII! n n escaped from the ffotorin School. Saturday. While at the afternoon service at the camp ground, Old Orchard, on Sunday, the canva teut, corner of Atlantic avenue and the i.eaeli road was burned, with a trunk containing property of Sarah Kimball of Saco. I .os. estimated at 810o. A petition tor the pardon of George M. Swett. convicted pi conspiracy to defraud in the Holland case, U being circulated In Port land. A Great Plain! fisherman, Moutlav, hauled up a shark in his net. Tin animal' knocked oil the' vessel s rudder in hi. struggle to escape. Geu. Joseph Hooker pa..ed through Port land, Tuesday, tot.ten staiinn whore In- will remain for two week-. The remaining asset, of the Trader.' Na tional Hank were sold at auction Tuesday morning, and tin- entire Ini.iin-. will be closed up in a feu days. Tlti- institution was organized in July, Jh.',:t. as the Traders' Hank, and was incorporated a- a National Hank on tin- first of May. In;.",. Our es teemed feitnw citizen. M atter lirown. Esq., was elected President when the hank wn tirst organised, a. position be has held with great acceptance to the present time. During the twenty-six years of jt. existence the bank has hud but one iaslder. Mr. Kbcnvzer Trask, and all ot line entries on the hooks, used dur ing this long period, are In ids hand writing. f fiuuffor H /.v n Absolutely free from Morphia and other dangerous agents Dr. Bull'. Baby Syrup is valued most highly as a remedy for the dis orders ot babyhood. Price oniv g.’> cents a bottle. TIxST ROOPI3STG DONf. By WILLIAMSON GREENWOOD. No. u can buy a (iooii l ur Hat at UEK IIKLL'8 ('oruer )irir. Hunt man,” i tin prayer reja ated over and over again iu the numberless lelt# r receive from iIiom whose lives hat•• «aved and health restored by SI’LPIII K ft 11 II ll> "I lino >»|o\ e« I myself move in tin -ix month* »iiir» I began to take yonr IIITTKK.S than in ten years prrv iout,” -aid a lad) to ii» the other day, “tor l either had a headache or was tut weak from the effect of the medicines I hud taken to get rid of one that I could not enjoy inyselt at all. Now my head Is ch ar and free from pain, my appetite good, and I enjoy every hour of my life w ith a zest and relish I had long deemed im|>o**lble for me.” READ THESE GRATEFUL TESTIMONIALS A WELL-KNOWN ITIZEN OK KEENE, N. II., SAYS: *‘I Know They Possess Wonderful Curative Powers.” Ki;i \i;. N. II., Ma> 1, 1*71*. I*, oitmv.w k (’o., Chemist* :—IVnr Sirs I feel I cannot recommend vour si 1.1*111 I.’ 111*1 I Ells too high. My health I* such I feel tin- need of h good medicine in the spring. I have never Imd anythingdo me so much good a- vour STLI’lll'It 111 IIT.Its. I would advise all who suffer from UilUitisiiess «»r Dv>|»ep*la to um- SI 1.1*111 I!ITTEllS. a* I know they ix»ssess wunderfill curative |*»wcrs. Very truly yours, I. A. WHITCOMB. Head carefully the following, which la one In thousands: Those Moth I’atcl.*«, I'implo, and sallow skin are gone. Ilnvrn.N, 31 as.-., Mar. 10, Messrs. OKMVAt Bkon;—(tciitlenu-n Last fall I was taken sick wrlth bilious ft ver ami was sick abed for nine we* k*. and no mt dicluc seemed to do m** any good. I had three different doctor*, but they could not relieve me from those thatlilv hiiious sjK'lls; my lace whs covered with moth patch*-*, ami the -kin wa rough, blotchy and vellow. My brother Induced me to try your great SI 1.1*111 B III I'I Ells, ami almost from the Hi si dose f felt the gmid **fTects of them. Before I had taken on#- buttle I ««*nl«l at well. 1 have now taken three bottles and I can eat am thing, ami my food dm-*, not .Mr* me. and I i• I tt» i than I have laeu lM-fore in ten veurs. rhose moth patches and blntche-hftveall gone, and inv lac* i- clear and smooth. Very res|** eUnJlv Mr*. I II VI-I I I.. Don i hear the excruciating -uttering of that cankered stomach am* uioutll ant longer, lie.td of this won derful cur* From One of the Oldest and Best Known Merchants of Augusta, Maine. \r*;l si Mi >ept. I Messrs. Oriov w Bkoh:—Kor more than tweiitv-live year* 1 was a sufferer Irom Dv>|* psiu, accompanied with severe attacks of tick headache. I had also n troubled a grmt deal with auk* r in my mouth and stoiimeh. I hav c tried a good ninny kinds of medicine with little sneerAsUorttimi -im-t I v> a- induc ed to trp your *>1 'Ll ’ll K If 1(11 Kits for rank* r, a ml hav ton mi them all tin y hm e u r«-» >mnieud«'«l to la*, a sure cure for Hurt disea**. I hav** no doubt they arc ul-o what tin-' :ir»- ihdined to I.. a- a cure tor Dv 'pep*hi and .sick IL-mliwhi 1 our* resfu-ctfally, I II \U l> A[•«• IA IMI AHi; I'lUA ar* absolutely free from grlpin. ami (heir prompt action explains their groat -ah I*. OKIiWAY f0„ Chemists, Sole Proprietors. IjfiwriMicc, Moss. N. 1C. MOW AIM AuoaistH, Agent. ma)«>tinAwtill-eptl _ __ _ __ The Promoter and PerlYi lor of' A*«hni- Intlon. Tlir llrform«‘r and Vltuliierof tlir lllood. The Produrrr and In vlgomtor of \«-r%r and MiincIc. Tlir nullder and Kii|>|i»i l« r of Iftraln Power. Fellows’ Compound Syrup is composed of Ingredients identical with those which consti tute Healthy Mood, Muscle and Nerve and and Brain Substance, whilst Life itself N di rectly de|H»tident upon some of them. By its union with the blood and it* effect upon the muscles, re-establishing the one and toning the other, it is capable of eff the follow ing result* It will displace or wash out tuberculous matter, and thus cure Consumption. By increasing Nervousand Muscular Vigor, it will cure Dyspepsia, feeble or interrupted action of tin* Heart and Palpitation, Weak ness of Intellect caused by grief, weary, over tax or irregular habits, Bronchitis, Acute or Chronic, Congestion of the Lungs, even in the most alarming stages. It euros Asthma. Loss of Voice, Neural gia, St. Vitus Dance, Epileptic Fits, Whoop ing Cough, Nervousness, anil is a most won derful adjunct toother remedies in sustaining life during the process of Diphtheria. Do not be deceived In remedies bearing a similar name, no other preparation is a sub stitute for this under any circumstances. Look out for the name ami address, J. 1. FELLOWS’, St. John, X. 15., on the yellow w rapper in w atermark w hich is seen by bold ing the paper before the light. Price #1.50 per Dottle, six for >*7.fiU. Sold by all Druggists. iunelO-teodiwl v THE GREATEST WASHING COMPOUND Ever put upon the market, and the only one that abolishes toil and drudgery without injuring the finest fabric. No family should be without it. The saving of Labor! Time, and Soap, will prove aatonlahlng. SOLO BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE. But beware of rile Imitation*. ASK FOR PEARLINE. JAMES PYLE, New York. j uin? >1 tiMlrow Ifttv It w»*ow*t ST AT*: ACRXC'Y FOR Till: Hew SagliadCrape and Lace RihishiagCo. t >l«1 i aj*e Lares. Ilermmi ;tiMI (iff UttdilM*,llrtW evei soiled or laded, reHtiislird, warranted equal to new. New Crape greatly liupro\ed. N. I» lilt* Liters iuitul*oin «leaused at lowest prices. Steam Dje Souse Fancy Dyeing Establishment Water Ml., Augusta, Me., IMnhlialird ISO?. EMILE BARBIER A CO. Awarded First Premium at Maine State Fair JH70 1'lrwt Cl»Kh French Dyer. Specialty and New Procoaa of Cleansing. Any kind- ot l>res* (jods, in the pieces, or made into garments, Ribbons, Fringes, Suck**, Velvet*, Clipper*, Kid*, Feathers, etc., dyed or eieuased, and finished equal to new. Also Cents garments dyed, cleansed, repaired and pressed ready to wear. Carpets and l.ftce Cur tains cleansed. Velvet trimmings of sleighs dyed and restored to their primitive color, without any ripping. Coods received and returned promptly by express.--1 Send for Circular price Hst. Agents w anted in every 1 town. inucJOteod&wtt BIBBEB HOSE A HOSE PIPES, $2.50 will buy fifty feet of nice rubber hose. WILLIAMSON GREENWOOD. Augusta, May 2,187v. juay.'tft! TilK F(MM) KKMKIM. PHOSPHilTINE pivospiiatixi: I" ii Remedy for CoN.m’MPTtoN. FlIONPIIATIAK I lie R«-iued\ for IM si'Kl’si v. PHOSPIIATI.M: Will .s|M*edily eyre Xkkyoi s Diseases. PIIONPIIATIAK I* tin great Remedy lor Fkmai.k Wi akm piiospiiatim: fs the great Life-saver muon# children. piiosimiatim: Is the most l'EKFKi I Tonic lor the Aoi.ii. At thin m*uson of the year, delleate people, espe cially women and children, lose their np|>etite, and in eon*e1 a, 1;»ii;l»l'« l>i*.*ase mM MM W\ a 'the kiiliu or I neon: i lienee ,»t l line. Nervous Diseases. Female Weakness, and I esses; ill NT'S lUMKDl i* prepared EX J'lCI’.sSL^ lor these disease*. Minneapolis, Minn., Apr. 7, l*7s. WM. II. l I. VIIKF.—Dear sir —1 saw MINIS IIKHkld used in n case of dropsy, with ]»erfeet sue c»>.*. 1 did not treat the patient, hut lour attending physician* had given up the case a* ho|iele**. Ilf NT'S UL.MKDY was tlieu used with perfect *uc c« and tiie (Miticut is well. I shall give III NT'S ltKMKDY in dropnical and kidne\ di*eu*e*. t II Itl.Kt KKN. M. D. I rum Uev. K. (L Taylor, D. l*a>tor First Itaptist t Lurch. 1’novtfiESoi:, I*. I.,dan,K, 1879. I can testify to the virtue of HUNT’S KL.MKDY in Kidney Disease* from actual trial, having lieeu greatly benefited hv It* use. I-.. TA1 LOU. HINT'S ItKXKDT _ V and II Bl IBB of U I I BBS I I -tood II I I aV the test of tluie for ill) m 9 years, and the utmost re liance mav fie placed ">MM M M MM WMMM ""DlAICiI v -n\ im lor. 'iidBm fllfl r I m ‘''wr'r,,iAKKrl,tmtu 1 l'i:o\ hum l, U. SOLD BY A LI. DIJlTidlSTS lyliiu* E. COREY 6l CO. 12finnU. J. «TKFH KW/I-etouoii. Ohio. Xcto StJUcitisrmruta'. i I I 1 )*aln i« u lllr«aliii{. It locate* disease. When e\er the bowels become irregular, use Tarrant’* Nellier Aperient, it w ill save much pain and danger. Nature some time* i* mmjii! raped l»y tin* burden she i* made t arry, through the heedlessne** of her children, that she opt mIv rebel*. ui»d puiihhe* tearfully. iHm't ncjrleet the proper treatment when the symptom* lir-t :ip)M-ar. Ilesort to the n]H*rieut( am! get well *|M*edm. juivl.Vhv SOLD in ALL DRi:o(iIsT>; 0818^1*3*0^ w.* xvt.l pi y i nioUlh ami r i% '."ii, i i Ue»» I I. I tt t *lli J IT' A i. .11 I K KM A N .V fi.CU. Jlllv l.» l\V $1010$1BB() I l.i: A I o liaukt l'. t; MailM Jlllv tvv f*A| To I 4.. ICI4 II A 1 Hand. V k Nil Maim toi tl" In *i \ctne> I’.i'-imin w L ll LI he w oi Id. I.\peii*ive Uiitlit I tie. I III v I hv A77 a 'I oil tit ami t u-e* ;:uai anti etl t»t Vgcnt 0/ I hit lit free, '•it vv ft. \iigu*ta.\b julv l i-hv rtrrrrr v I: \i; ami i\im hm•« toav* 'it-, tmttit ^///fn- Vthb'e- ,1*. t YlrlxKin. \ugii la. Maine. .iuiv l.> hv Aflverlisefflfiiits^:ra;:-:| pamphlet. prm >1., ,N. V. julv l.» hv rri 11 EQUITABLE 1 A Assurance Society, NEW YORKJ Has an Accumulated Capital Exceeding $22,000,000 Invented in Ileal E »ate and Mortgage* in New York City, in New York and United State* Bond*' and *te;;dilv iuereti'ing under a Yearly Revenue «»l more than $9,000,000. The Lives In suns! hy the Society are caret ally se leeted iu (litferent parts of North America ami Lurope, furnishing, by this broad field of operations, an :i%i dirional and exceptional safety to the Policy-holder*. The Insurance* are made only on the Mutual Proud um* Principal. The Surplus are returned anumiily to the Insured. Premiums are received and Losses are paid in cash only. Policies are issued payable ut the death of the Insured, also payable at the end of a certain number of yearn. Policies are also issued on the or upon the prim'.pie of accumulating profit* lor defi nite js iiods, which was first introduced by this Socie. ty, and has been recommended and endorsed hy emi nent experts in Life insurance, ami by lending bud. ness men. forty-four |ier cent, has been earned and accumulated on tfie premiums paid on its Tontine Life Policies, and forty |ht cent, on its Tontine Kndow nient Policies, issued within the lu-*t five year*. I'lie Directors of the Krt of their families. No Life Insurance Company Inis such large annual trmisai'tieus as the K«|ttit:ihle none i« more prompt am* just In it dealings. FRANK JE. NYE, General Agent for Central Maine OFFICE IN ALLEN 8 NEW BUILDING, Water St., Augusta, Me. Hood Affents Wanted. July 10t &W PROVERB? “For sinking spells, 1 fits, dl*zilies*, pulpiiu tiou uml low spirit.-, rely on Hop Bittern.*' “Head of, procure and use Hup Bitters, and you will no m rong healthy and happy." “Ladles, do you want to l»e strong, healthy and beautiful? Then uso Hop Bitters “The greatest aje fatl/.i r, Hli.iiiHrh, dood and liver regu lator-llop Bitters. •Clergymen, Law yers, hultor*. Bank ers and Ladles need Hop Bitters dally." “Hop Hitters has re stored to sobriety and health, perfect wrecks from Intemperance. “Sonr stomach, nick headache and dlsal ness. Hop Bitters cures With a few doses PROVERBS. “foOO will bo Paid for a can.- that »I p Hitters w ill not cure or help." “Hop Hitler* builds Up, strengthens anil eureM continually ttom the first dose." “Kidney and l r I nsiry complaint* of all kinds Permanently cured by ltop Hitters?" Hop Ofi.ll UK is the sweetest, safest and best Ask children The Hop Pad for Stomach, Liter ami Kidney* is superior to till others. Ask Druggist*. I». I.C.Uan absolute and lncsistable cure for drunkenness, use of opium, tobacco and and narcotic* All above sold by druggists Hop Hitler* Manufacturing Co., ltoeheMter. V.y, MINERAL SPRING HOTEL, VIENNA, MAINE. Huh House i- now open for the accommodation of permanent and transient guests. I a anted about is miles from Augusta on tin* stage road to Farmington. Tile waters of these springs are a sure and speedy cure for all Kidney troubles. Rheumatism, Hyspepsia, Humors of the blood, 4c. The House will la* kept strictly first class, uud is supplied with the water from the spring. There are line facilities for boat ing and tishin»». Send for circular containing analy sis of water, cures, 4c. M. W. MEAD, Proprietor. junel3|3niofl MISS MORGAN’S Day and Boarding School for Young Ladies, At Portsmouth, N. II., re-opens September 24. Thor* ough instruction in all F.nglish studies; and Special opportunities for French aud (aeriiUHl by native Teachers who reside in the family. Send for circu lar. _____ JilytlMdSni HmIu»-f. Salesmen wanted to "'liner Sinplr IlfttMl* itxImHrro. K«*| ritiii| ioy iMi.tr M. A. URANT k CO, V. l. o A j U>ui* Si.. CuuL-Miw. U. 'Sbbrnisrmfnts. Dl AIUHC ORGANS. ft I I'tuuo* only yiii.'fOt Ory'iin* iiiilx *;|J5 Oi^an* ntilv -7.1.75. I r. iin ndi'iis reduction during tin* niidsiini- j •nor month*. Ilaiins h* «-n e!cri‘-|>ioi 1 •»I t I d« *in*uli»i aial i! liiMirtitrd 11 HsjmjMi \dd.**-, I. BKATT1 W N 1. inl\ iw \hKATs H 1\TI I> I r f'r.-. nut1 Fti-'lli\Hith It. 1 11111* and l.n*im uii'ii i Middle ac.d New i tit: In cd >iaie- I,. ..il salat x and -irudx .in ploy me ill lot 'uurp -at* u.i h ilia! ran *ell the _oo.|« None o’her- tided. \ li\ Al.l. l>l{lfn y Ist.lHTO* ■•lift itnehaiitfctl. I ne onh combination of the trm damn lea (Unger w it li choice ai oiuat ic* and French hi andv forcoritvt 1 ing intemperate huhits, regulating tin stomach and hovvels, honking up cold*, chill-, and lever*, is \s t»l:it’sd v iah v liiNi.U;. .For relieving gouty and rlieiimatic pain*, preventing malarial lev er«, and pro inotiug sleep it is-ruly wonderful. Ark for San I (Htl» )ulv I? julviHiv MEDALS I Paris, Philadelphia, l TRY IT I CiV AWARDEDi New York, and Boston.) ni l I jl*' ENDORSCD BY OVLR 1KIK1Y SEWINL a n MACHINE EXHIBITORS at PARIS An* fORU PHILADELPHIA a, b. ^"Vary r|J*V. Strona, Smo-itti, and Eaca lent Thraad _■ 18i9t60 Years. j*ra*::c.^r“ifi 18/9) ur Senor Partner warrants the All|> I claim that our Thread has merit of no X«r ordinary character. A trial will prtvo this. ^alll A*-TO BE HAD OF ALL PEALERS.*C> tiyjoill J. E. PECK, Agent, Boston. Mass, l*1^ f Business (fartis.

HEMOVAIj DR. 1. W. DAVIS, Dentist, >ueci ssor to K. G. Uun.(>s, ha* removed to No. 140 WATER ST,, Over Pierce’s Pookstore. 4 Purr Nitron- Kitle Cm- alway on hami. t W. DAVIS. Having tU-posed of my business to Dr. Davis. I take great pleasure in ret omuiemliiig him to in> for mer patron*, and tin* public generally a- a reliable ami most t Iticirut operator. h. G. HUIGGV II w. Mr DAVID, Jr., t seutiKox AM) ft Muinl Ontist. L Office aud Residence*, Street, 2d door Went of l»r. Thompson** Augusta, Me. FiTieen Years Practice. itAmerican red and black, and Fnglish imported pink and white rubber used as buses Tor artificial teeth. if* Broken Plat* mid Teeth impaired, i,®-leeth extracted WITIIOt I PAIN, by the use of Nitrous ide and ether. leeth tilled with liold, Amalgam, Oa, Artltidal (iitttu Pereha. etc. tie Terms Ihuaonable. _murid tt A. TJTCTOMB, SITHOEON DENTIST. Corner Water and Bridge Streets. Office Hours: 8 to 12 A. M., 2 to 6 P. M. wpstiy i i rs t l t A E. J. Roberts, D. D. S. Office: First Door to Post Office. HUNT'S BLOCK, Water St., Augusta. Dr. Robert* coiiihhtin**l the study mid practice of Dentistry in InKj. Succeeded Dr. I. Snell at Augusta in L/O. Itv employ lug all lisetul nienus and best material my study is to secure lies! jaissible results. iiujTAtftl DR. I .1. KOHKKTS. Manhood; How Lost, How Re stored. .lust JHlblished, a lieu c lilion of III*. p rj Iy+Xul« e» t rblu'rttcd IImuR) '*£**&/on the nuil-'olr.tr. witliout medicine) v H .*1. ,y „f >|i« rmutorrho-u or Seminal Weak ness, Involuntary >einiunl loss* linpotem y, Mental and IMiysieal Incapacity, Impediments to Marriage, i etc.; also, run*uinption, Hpllepny and Fits, induced by self-indulgence, or sexual cxtruvugaiixe, 4c. U.. I’l ice, In h scaled cmelope, only six cents. •The celebrated author, in this admiralde K.-sav, clearly demonstrates from a thirty years* successful practice, that tin* alarming cmiscijiicuces of Self. Abuse may he radically cured without the dangerous use iif Internal medicine, or the application of tin* knife, pointing out a mode of cure at once simple, certain and effectual, by means of w hich every suf ferer, no mutter what III* condition mav he, may cure himself clu aplv, pri\ ately and radically. tt. This lecture should lx- in the hand* of every youth und every mail in the laud. Sent, under seal, in u plain envelope, to any address, p«W-/e/»d on receipt of six cent*, ortwo postage stamps. Address the I’ahlisher*, THE CULVEBWELL MEDICAL CO.. 41 Am* Vork. lyTt Dost Office box, 4 AMI. PATENTS. ZR/. ZE3Z. ZEZDZDY, I\o. 70 Ntatr St., op posit#* Kilby, Host on Secure* Put* nt« In the United States; also in (ireat Britain. Franco and other foreign countries. Copies of the claim* of any Patent furnished bv remitting one dollar. Aasigmeut* recorded at VVasliingtou. Xo Ageneg in tlic f nitnl States possesses superior fa cilitUies for obtaining Patents or ascertaining the vatentaOilitg of inn ntionn. IF II. EDDY, Solicitor of Patent*. TESTIMONIALS. “I regard Mr. Eddy as one of the most capable unit iuccettful practitioners with whom 1 have Imd olli oial intercourse. CHAS MASON, Commissioners of Puteut*. “Inventors cannot employ a person more trustwor thy or more capable of securing for them an early and favorable consideration at the Patent Office. EDM LIN D III" ItKE, late Commissioner of Patents.” Boston, October 19, 1*70. R. M. EDDY, Khq.,—I)eur Sir: you procured for me, in ls4o. my lirst patent. Since then von have ac ted for and advised me in hundreds or cases, and procured many patents, reissues and extensions. 1 have occasionally employed the best agencies in New York, Philadelphia and Washington, hut still I give you almost the whole of my busiuesg, iu your Hue, and advise others to employ vou. Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER. Boston. January 1 1H79. Ivl llrofrssional this timely protation. The prudent should not neglect it, and the wise will not. Keep it by you for the protection it affords f»v it* timely use in sudden attacks. I’KKPARKD in DR. J. C. AYER. CO., Lowell, Mass I*ru« t i IN MKDlt’IM.. iuay?7wlawe>ivSt+eodlw BOOK BINDING! HI, LAW BOOKS, MAGAZINES, MARIES, and nil l.iini* of book* bound by tin* subscriber in ANY 1»I>1KKI> ,s-n LK, a* well a.» can be done in Boston, New York or elsewhere, at LOW PIIICES. Old HooUm iiimI Albnmw repaired or rebouud. The attention of business men, and officers of IhmliH, InnuraiKic, and other corporations is especially invited to tny lucilities for muuufactiirinj? to order, HXiAINTIX 13001X8 of any pattern of ruling mik! in substantial bindings, with or without printed heading*. (’all to see sped mens and leurn prices. A. J. CAMERON, BOOKBINDER. AUGUSTA, ME. urn rtf; f2nw& wcow6uios FOUND AT LAST! A Perfectly Harmless and Sure HAIR RESTORER, without Lead, Sulphur, or other poisonous substances. Such is Dr. Costello’s Hair Reviver. It not only iwtorcA the hair better than any other preparation, but never fail* to cure all (Unease* of the scalp, eradicates all scurff and dandruff, stop* the hair from falling off, stops all burning and itching of the head, and restores the hair to it* original color tor a certainty. Kerneinber,this preparation is WAKKANTKP to do all that i* claimed for it. It is a pure vegetable preparation.) Put up by PROF. J. H. DANIELS, Lewiston, He. aU on our Agents and get a cucuhur and (fee no nrnmendatlon. Knlii by Ibrugfists hrarrally. now on suggestion to the ’oui t that the d* Umlauts, at flu- time of tin -eft in of the writ were not iuluibltauts of t l»i«. Mali, ami had mo ten ant. agent, or attorney within tin •-nine, that tin it goods or estate have Uen at far lot I in tliis action, and that they haye had no notice of said suit and attach inent, IT is uKDKIlha, that notici of tile pendency ol this suit begheuto t lie said defendant-. b\ publishing anuttested copt of this order, together with an abstract of the iilaiutilf s writ, three weeks surcessiveh in the kemiehec Journal, a new *|mperprint, d at Augusta, in the County ot keunehec, the hist publication to h» not less than twenty days before the next term of tills Court, to be holdcu at Augusta, within and for the J ounty of k.mu bee, on the first Tuesday ofSeptem. U r, Ism. that said defendants niiiy then and there apiKiir and answer to said suit, if they shall sec cause. Attest: W M. M. STIC\TTnN, clerk. (.thutrort of f>lf.'s u rltj. Action it|ton defendant'- promissory note for |l|un, «lf«t«•«( Hrlgrnde, Oct. 10, l>;o, nuyablf- on demand with interest ui lo |*-r cent, to (lie order of lintu h at Ibirge-s. 'I In* ptf. avert* that Mini i.recnhii! Itiiig iu Iiim deceueed and that she was duly up pointed administratrix on hi.- cstutc, und in tlmt capacity endorsed and delivered mid note to herself, wliereliv the defendant* became liable, 8cc. Vddainimin, fc-’ou; date of writ, April Mb, jsTti, returnable to mid June Term. XV. Whitchmis*-, Vtty. lo plaiutill true copy of tin-order of Court, with ab-trucl nt the writ. d Atti .-t: 31. M. M l! VI iuN.Clt rk I'-llu lion, i oiiiitfi Coiiiiitt' ono in ol 41’OfoitOOl r|MII undersigned, inhabitants of i aribou, N* w 1 Sweden and vicinity, re*p««clfully repre-ciif tiuil pidtllc ct»n\enieuce alui ncce-sity reijuir** the lo. cation oi a road from tile Capitol in S'* \v S\v«d« ti to the ea-t line of \i w >ttwl*'.i, mar tin- .N. corner of Caribou, l.v the most dir*.f and f* n-lhlc rout*. thence eu-terly on the line l*e|wccu aribou and township K. Ifatigc to the Van Huron k-o called road. \V. therefore rc*p.e-t you to bnate tile *am* a: ourearlh’st con* enieuce. cAltFJ. Nil.SStiN, mid Is. other June, l>n*. l/IDfls ii i h ('onof oj (’"it nt if a mm intii h i I’H, Jlllff I I lit >n tin- joir-going petition, >i:i»r.l:l i» That r.et.c. in- given that the oniii.i-Moju i w iil n>*•*■! on I u« dii%. Oct. 14. isro. at 10 M.. at the Capitol in New >w edett, and then* e proceed to lew ill.- rout* nu n tl'ond in mid petition, and inimcdhit* I\ afterwards In :»r tin- parties and tlw-Ir wltm-sse-, ther*-or at xoun coiiveni* i.t nlae* ill the v icinity, and take such tin t her action In tin* premise* a they Judge proper. >rii*l notice to be given I*-, sen lug ail uttc.-Ud copy of tin- petition nml tills order upon the clerk- of N« u >v\e*len and aribou. and by imsting up like eopje in three public place- in ouch of mid towns, atnf l.v pubM-hlng tlu same three surcv.-Mv* we* k« In tlm Aroostook I’ioiurr, u new -paper publish* d at iloiil. ton, in-aid couutv, and-is -net* -sniv. wi ks in tin kcniieb*-- Journal, tin Mate paper, the la-t puhlieu. tion ami said -*-rv ice and po.-tiug to be at least thirty •lays before -aid meeting. t>-at all pel-on-' inter*-t*-d may attend ami be ln-ard, if they tit. \11c• t U\\*om S*urn»N, Clerk A true copy ol petition and order, dw mi Atte-t If an-ovi Noitfnx, Clerk. 7 titt lit ('ohi nnMniourr*. fiVeiffw*/. r 111. undersigned, citizen- ol Katouand No. Nine. 1 llauge 1, peiitlon that you would layout a road front the count y road u« a i Futon station, to Forest Matimi, in this county, aud a- in duly bound will ever pray. II. FATON. and W other-, k aton. \pril 1th, iSTth STATL iff MAI XL. VSHINHTON. —Court of Count omuii-dou* j**, at Calais, April Term, D. 1*70. 1 poll tin* foregoing |M‘titiou, enter* d in this Court, at tlii- leriii, satisfactory evidence having been re eeiviil that the petitioner* are responsible and ought to lie heard touching the matter t forth in -aid Petition it i OKDKUhl), llint thirty days previoii- notice he given, that tin County ConimUMoner* w III meet at tin- liuilroad Depot at -aid Lore-t Mation, on Tues day, the sixteenth day ot r-tJdMubcr. A. If. 1*70, at o'clock I*. M. lor the i*ur|M»«e of hearing ttie pur tie* and their w itnesses therein, viewing tin* route tmn timed in said Petition, and taking such furthern.« a* tires in the preiuis« a* they may judge projar. *nid nolle** to he given by serving attested copies ol -aid I etitlo .with this order thereon, iipou Charles II l.atoii. Herbert W. Luton, Hrudh v 1 Luton, M A. Colburn. (i«‘o. A. olbiirn. Lew is O. Dudley, unW. 4 h rk. C. t A true eopv ot Petition and 4 irder ol 4 imrt thereon. flw •>_\ I test I II. 1.4>X4,LLLL4>\\ Clerk. To Jht lion. County «.wad.'Siori* r5lv« r Midge, mid hear all the parties intt r cstcd ill said road, ami on the same dav proceed to view the route mentioned iu -aid petition, ami take Mich fuither action in tin pnmi.-i a- they judge proper. Said not ice to 1m -iv»-ub\ rvlngan attest eil copy of the pel it!'.it ami thin order upon the Clerk of -aid silver Midge, ami hv posting up like eopien in three public place* in -uni plantation, and bv pub lishing the Name three »uie»>M\c woke in the Ka talidin Kaleintar, a ueiv-j er j.nhil-lo-il at Mierman, in -aid i ounty of A roost no k. and six ■ouvecsiv weeks in the Kenm-U*e .lournai. the Mate pa|**r, the last publication ami said wn ice and posting to be at least thirty day- before -aid im etiug. that all partie interested nm» attend ami be heard, if they see tit. AtteptICANMOI .\0 cents i>er bottle, PARSONS* RANDS CO., Wholesale Druggists, Portland, Me ulsir-t&wtillseptl Maine Wesleyan Seminary tad Femaie College. If. r. TORHRl f>. L. rmtMent. The Fall Term of this institution will commence MONDAY, August 1*. und continue thirteen week*, .send for catalogue. Hoard for the. term, including room, wood nnd light, $35, R. W. SOULE, Steward. F. A. KORINSOX, Sec. Kent* Hill, July 24, 1S79. 3w31