Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.)
August 22, 1879

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PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING (SUNDAYS EXCEPTEDl, BY SPRAGUE SON. TERMS: SEVEN DOLLARS PER ANNUM. SINGLE COPIES. FIVE CENTS. VOL. X. AUGUSTA, MAINE, FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 22, IH7i*. NO. 202. (ipIk JUnncbcr Journal, Published at Amisrt, Maink, Water street foot Of Court, by Si*l? \*;i h A Si*n. Daily Kennebec Journal, Issued every morning,except Sunduy.-. It contains fie latest news by telegraph and mail, gl' n-po*{* of Markets, and has carefully prepared |a»lltical and local articles, and a geiuTou- amount **t fanning, hmao and niisotdluiieou- reading with full coinpila 1 of Stm*- new*. Bferins, $7 per minnm in m/r.i:>>■•. #X il payment Is not mode within the year. >iu^le copies utenth, h> be had lit the bookstore* and at tins otbc W Adv ertiserdeut* iu-irtetlon r« a suitable terms. Kates may lie had ou application at this uJtice. Weekly Kennebec Journal, Published er* rv Wedno«rtsiv mottling, is the largest folio paper in tlie Mate, containing new-, political nr tides, agricultural and scientific mutter, tales, poetry, auecdotes, household matter, market*, A Ac. Terms, iinmiin m Traijieut A4vs*ri4iu »m nU, *'.ho per inch for first Week ;oeitts t*er \ve«*k fore:i h subsequent in ertlon. S|**clai V«»ticf«. |nr inch tor lir-t week; f*0 Ce il* per week for each subsequent week. iluslueas Notices, in rending column-, cent* per line for lirst insertion; 10 cent* |.rr IIn* for each sub* qtu m iueitton. Advertising Agents KnR i IIF lveuiK‘l)(‘s,-.VJ Washington St Hokack Doi»i>, iW \V:u-iiIngtou Street. NEW YORK Dai iiv A Co., KM Fulton St. UF.o. P. KoWKl.l A Co., 40 Park Row. pun II. Batk* 41 Paik Row. \V. w. SIIAHI'K A O. 8. M. Pkttkm.ii.l A Co.,37 Park Mow. PHILADELPHIA N. XV. Aykr A Sin, Time* Bld’g, lie-hint ami 8th streets, s. M. PKTTK.Nnll.l. A Co., 701 t best nut Mreet. NEW IIAVEN, mNN II. It. Ill r.ii vrti, City Bank i w Building. j /or -Sale or to 1ft. I’o LIOT! n orsK r eight ro.iiiK. |tlrs*«nrtv "Hnatml nn .MiMile >1. A|i|il> In II M Au|llllll, Juue :M. Jnue'HIWMtl SAW MILL TO LET! The present occupant* «»f t11«* large and modern- i bu.“H Saw Mill at East End Kennebec Dam, being about to relinquish their lease, we offer the same for rental. Mill contain* gang and board rirctilarfor long lumber, together with clapboard, shingle ami lath machine*. A* to term*, 4c., inquire at tie* office of the 8PRA6UE IWANUFACTUR GCOMPANY, AUGUSTA, MAINE. May 17, 1871L maylWtf Store to Let. rpilK f.ore lately occupied by A. Ilitttn in the SiittUe* lllorK. uit-, Haw rdlk and CanimoiiHair Cloth Parlor Furniture. Mattie-se?-. Feathers, La*vu .settee* ami Chair*, l iiil-uvu'* ar ringes, Kattan Clmir*. l,oiiugW i xr 1»R ICKS 124 WATCH ST., AUGUSTA, ME. juu21)Mf The Hailuwell White Granite! S|nrial att« nfioii ghento the manufacture of {Monuments and all kinds of Cemeterv and Build ing Work. The proprietor* oftne Ilalhwvell Granite Quarries are now prepared to execute all kind* of work in their own or other granite, in the tiuest *t)le, in tlie ahorteat poss ible time, and at the VKKY L. ijfiH fit rill Si I free of expeJWf* to Otir patron*. Call ami Examine our Works aud get our Prices. Address IIA1. LOW KM. GRAMTK Hallowell, Maine. mu rlO*eoU&wtl‘ TIIII NEW ENGLAND mu urs ernes mm 0U|*|M»rt 1 iug «'«rM‘t imiilr. I*"i by oil It uHiiig iloult ra. .'luuufni turn! I'V |ii% ft. II IIUIU V. \i \s iiim n. Conn. i may £1 may |TAHK VOU« Axes, Hatchets, Saws, Skates, SCISSORS, KNIVES, Ac., a> SAFFORD CO.’S Gun and Locksmith Siore, KTATF. AC;KX( V FOIt THK New England Crips ad Lace Finishing Co. OKI Crape Faces. IF muni and Grenadines, however soiled or laded. reiiuished, w armnted eipial to new. New Crape greatly Improved. N. It. White Fare* handsomely cleansed at lowest prices. Stem Eye House Fancy B"eing Istablishaent Watu Mi.t Augusta, Me., I.sta blUbcd IMII7. EMILE BARBIES A CO. Awarded First Premium at Maine State Fair !S70 First 'Iumu Frenoh Dyor. Specialty and New Prooens of Cleanr-ing. Any kind* ot Dress Goods, in the pieces, or made into garments, Uibbons, Fringes, Macks, Velvets, Clippers, Kids, Feathers, etc., dyed or demised, and finished e«|iiul to new. Also Gents garments dyed, cleansed, repaired and pressed ready to wear. Carpets and I«ace Cur* talnsvleanaed. Velvet trimmings of sleighs dyed and restored to their primitive color, without any ripping. Gimd* received and returned promptly by express. Mend for circular price list. Agents wanted In every town. in ay Wei rtf fffl if* Uatlroabs anb Steamboats. 1^75). Augusta, Bath, Mouse, Capitol, Squirrol and Five Islands, Ocean Point and Boothbay. THE KITE OTEItri'H Henry Morrison, APT. K. i Ift&'LlNTOCK. Tue*tlay and Friday Mornings will leave A ..M f Mmi.c, fnpitol k hath 9A5 j t HootlilMi}. Kkitcmmi will li avt linothliav at 1.34* I*. M. for Orcuii Point, Squirrel. Muum mid t apitol Islands, leaving Hath at 4 o'clock in tin- afternoon, tor Kicli* inond. tiardltier. Ilallowcll and Migu-tn. WnlarsdHy and *»nturdny it ave Auru.Hta at lu A. M. Five Island*, HalJowill to.•.*5 Mouse, apitol (.ardiner li for Squirrel fslaud*, hicliinond 1- 15 I*. M i f Ocean Point ami hath 1.45 j i hoothhav. Mmnlii) and Thursday ivturniug.h-u ve Booth hav at! A M.. for Oc#-au Point, Squirrel. Mouse, apitol and Five Island', leaving hath at 0.45 tor Kichmoml. (i.irdiuei Nal'owi ll and Auirii'ta. I>avs Dunns—Augii*tu to hoothhav. Tm sdiiN. Wedm-aday, Fridax and Mttitrday I► \X Fl*— h*K»thhay t«> Vugii'ta. Monday. Tiic-dir Tlmr*day and Friday. r i n i s. MSt.l.i TiiKt r.s Fa» u 'Van. Augusta to Uiehuiond, (Oct*., to hath. 75 et*. Ilallowcll ;(5 (•ardiner *45 50“ Kichmoml to hath, ‘ae»nt*: to hoothhav, 75 cent*. Augusta, rlaii'iv.eli am! (•urdimr, to Maud* rr* IMU SKI*. TKUUKIt 1". Augusta to the Island* or Hoothhav, *1.75 llallowcll J.(i5 (•ardiner l.;*o Itlchmood, 1 .‘.’5 hath *am« a* other route*. Family tickets sold at great!) reduced rate*. Sj*e rial rate* to exciii.ion parties. Ml Freight and Baggage must have the ow ner name ami place of Ue-lination on the *au;c, or it w iii not he reeeivi d ou board the steamer. HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS AT Greatly Reduced Prices. THE AUGUSTA HOUSE Has been thoroughly repaired, renovated, painted outside and inside, reopened to the public, and no paitH will be spured to secure the coudort and con venience of guest#. TranHiont Ti-bvi*1, H*2.00 Per L)ny. otiuiiercial Travellers, Lawyers and others attend ng the courts fjftl .50 Per Day. Hoard for siugle gentlemen or fatuities at reasona ble rates. A free coach rims to and from all trains and boats, leaviug the Post Office at 12..TO I*. M., each dav, tor the further ace.nuinodatiou Of gue-tf*. CHARLES MILLIKEN, Proprietor •IAMK8 It. STETSON, rierk. muy?ttf Pj hi ffi c. cThunt keeps the LATEST MUSK out and ail kind* of strings and BAND INSTRUMENTS. naritttf Powder, Shot, t'mse, Cans, Wads, Shells. CartricluaN ol All Kinds, f£V'or.ale very cheap for cash. SAPPORO CO.. 101 Water St.] •pliliMtr I 'UailronU* anti 'rtratnboate Maine Central Railroad, ('/mnt/e of' Time. On iiuilafter MNDA\ .11 M. loth, 187'.', train* will l -n* e A ugudu For Poi tUud tin 1 It ton at *Vr> M m t l-'.on A M.; 1.4o Mini P»..> r. M. For Itorklnnd, 0 "O V. M. ami lo.oo M For Farmington, Hum 'I For Bath, i.«-v*ialnii tuni P.utlitml, f*.‘*o A. M. ami lo.oo A M. ami 1.40 I*. M. For Writer* ille and >kow'lieg:iti, ,Y5o P. M. For Belfu-r, Ifc-xua* mid Be i. I’.M .aml A. M. Gardiner Accommodation Train. At t’STA To I. i:niM i:. A.M. I*. M. I M Augusta, lv., -.4o Hallowell, lv., 1- i- I inrriiner, ur., P.05 .’1.55 5.55 «i \KDIM ft TO A I «.n*TA. Oardiner.lv., 8.00 1.00 1.15 Hullowell.lv., K.l- 1.1* Augu-ta, nr., 8.25 1 6.10 FREIGHT TRAINS. For Bo-tou, Portland an I way. ;0 M For skowhf-gnn, Bangor and way, 1. •1 P. M One from Bo-ton, Portland and wa v, 1 P. .V Hue from Bangor,Skowliegan and wav. 1"."; a. v PUSO V T! t font' of Summer street, Boston, and at Piei 1“ North Riv I N. w I.ain lea\e* Sun reel dej Boston, at ft I*. XI.. Week days and "Hilda v eon in lug at Allyn’* Point i».!7* P.M with >t«-anu;-- itv of New Y ork or itv oi Bo-nm, arriving in New York a; ft A. XI. Returning. steamer leave- Pier to N »rf River at $.30 I*. M. arriving in tto-rou ft Y| This Is tile only Sound Fine running "undnv- at *1.00 tare*. Mtat»«rooiiHi at usual price*. Ileitlis free. Mupper 541 4 lit*. Itiv'wiag Itaonis 4 linir* •NO cents. S.t mile- witlwnit n ntop. tin lougrst run inaitc l>> any train in ,\rvv l'iiigUnd. Connecting train makes no stop at any station he tween Boston and tile boat. N.» stop-ov er allowed Tickets good only on day of sale for cmitiiiumi pa-, sage and by connecting boat. CIIAKLKN I*. 4 1.AHH, A. 4 lilMKId., General Manager.- to n. Pa--. Agent. mayirt.Tm TNd-OPI :n I N(; OF Tin: 1*01*1 I. Alt PROVIDENCE LINE TO NEW YORK, A l i I'iioi OPENS APRIL 28, FOR THE SEASON OF1379.' ONLY 42 MILES OF It All:. Steamboat Kxpres-Train will h ;r. i Bo-' ifii, regmrtlo** oi ttie (iilrifPln of tlw "ii.t'ii let m or of a i*i pu ration forth* ium I us of *io;ng tc t u.n k nml hi| *»I\imr a lir*i el:i'- artI l.e murk#!' I 'mcimu. l-nmipc and \u«tmii& d c! t'•• v. i: 1» 'iirh good-, and tin inevita ble IV.'liIf W tie- ill* >llni ilia lliu r Sainton." and event naiiy to ma i nilb diminish the sale ot this delicious li-ii. In view oft’. ahowMaets. vve Mile "a ilia: bore ii taint of can less or inferior w orkm.oi•' ip, nnd mdv to tiny and sell a brand that ill rVi respect c -aid be guaranteed ii* tir*t clus*. hav e tllcrrf iv secured III* ligeacy •Josojili f-iimr’s Pliatoitrapl) Brand Which h:ulmnn h.-aiing "»e t. inn ot .I-.'* ph llitin*. on,h r lb* I'iiolograpn 111 a lid. to prove otherwise tllHtt *Uti«fJli'torv to til*’ eon*- iiicr. A’*' pivi »:i reil to i v« prices I’uit will enable ahT'to *e|f v idi pr iilt a well as with credit to t hi ’l*-elv I’s. I IIAMMI I.K'KihlT tv ft)., New \ork, sob \gcnfs. do’eph lliine s Ka torv I- at the month of the oiu.i hia Kiv cr. Oregon, where tin- hugest >:«Iutoii nr* might. II- prepare' t.nd omi fin- ft-Ii a- soon a* taken from i lie vvalei. He n>i no ••Idiie bn- k*.' •*!*tcel Ilea l.-, or other ini. i«• i* ti-lt. but j i -ki, only tin choice*! ninmbia l.’i■ r v on pro;, i. II is 'ii|a riot met and of cunning preserve* flic flsb, -o tliui it w ill k-ej» in -b and sweet in nnv i liuutte I ’-I. M e r H li.o W i t.1 supply their *M|S totner- with -••’iii-a rir!i and ilelieion- as en first cauglit. let I'm iii lel their order* forth il III til to n: w is ii i.i i,«.i.i r .n o.. \kw ..uk. ful> Id daw w if Hole A gent i*. GREAT REDUCTION IN 1 Mt ICIN In r.-n'c.pieucc of tb. evtn nie uttll times, til sub s. ril r- htive iii.n'i (in ,t lbductimiin tin prices of Ill'll good-. We in- coiMiHiitly adding to our nU r* ady .\.eii>ive>tock ot i'll* iioicest and the greatest variety ol lo hi found in tin .it/. Our perfume are ail kept ip.-n thut t'ustr .,1.-r* t iin»* them in fore pur. c’lHsing. Sample hot tie* cts. (iiic (IN SI Csill. Mo Trouble to Show Goods. F. W. KINSMAN CO.,: Cor. Water Bridge Sts. jnulteodAwif -1879 tut Trirantfd Bonnets end Hats! —Ai.su N«*\ i i.ru rs— Ribbons, Silk Goods and Flowers. Together w if li a full line of atl the approved shapi a iii —MKI.I I VC .Vi 'I'li,* I.omi'nI I’i'Icon J MISS A. 0. GE7CHELL, 158 Water Street. Auqusta. lUHVtdtf I I'lK(USTKUl.Mi. 11; uieli r-igned take- till* method to inform the i»u n, tlan li lias taken room ut the shop of k. j, .,ii Brtdgi -t., here In i-letidy touu-wernil or I iihoNtee'lii... I*h i lor Net* upholstered .Milk. Il.iir i lot ii. I Vm or Hep. >l»f tre«*eM no! I lua.b er a-good us new. It e |>i«ir* '•iv, of oil Pr-ndplluie. Old Furniture Itqinhiful m i I'li tmi^ Framed. He tninth 1 to jrh e-a i ‘Motion in regard In style of o-ok mid prir* Will uivenll orders prompt 'atten. .i. i\ mavis will sp«:«k in the Fourth Congressional District, ut places to la an uounced hereafter. lion. LLEWELLW DOWERS, U II I. *I*K k Vx OklOW’x Hi IiTown, Friday. Vug. 77. I.iai m.N. Saturday, \ng. _*:i. 1.1.1.-w oil I ii, Monday, Aug. 7». in ititvm i.h, Tnesdni, Vug. 76. >1 vih F 11; i ii ih. I Tidal}. Vug. TVth. Hon. J. Manchester Haynes, W ILL SPI Ak AT Mi>i W a i i.kvm.i.i Memorial Mali, Friday, Aug. 1ft, 7.30 I*. VI. ORVILLE D. BAKER, Esq., W II I. spKVK AT I.IT**llt lid.i*. Monday. Aug. 7ft, 7.30 I*. M. Ml. i.UNoN, Tuesday, Vug. 70, 7. do M. .North V v*-> vi.uoiio, Wednesday, Vug. 77. 7.30 1\ M. t l.lMos, Thursday, Aug. 7h, 7.30 I’. M. NM'|u> F iidav. g. TP, 7.3*» I*. 'I. ept. 1.7. :o|V >1. Wwm Vh.Lvok. Fiienday. Srpt. 7. 7.30 I*. Al. I\ is i Mil I VN edne-day, pt. 3. 7.do V. Al. V\ inhxoi:. Tlinr-dav. Sept. I 7 M. Monmoi hi. FYida}. >epi ft, 7..UI I'. M. II \i.i owl i i ^ahirday, Sept. f>, 7-7ir» Al. A. M. SPEAR, Esq., WILL SPKAK \T llltAM H Mll.l.x. Friday, Aug. *77, 7.3n Al. \V u.kx Allkl.x. Saturday. Aug. 73, 7.30 I*. Al. Mam hi xn i', Monday, Vug. 7ft, 7.*o 1’. Al. i wi in f'oKNi.i:. saimady, Aug. do. 7.30 Al. VVlx| I.AUIHNI!:, Fl Ida V, Sept. ft. 7. do 1*. M. L. T. CARLETON, Esq., and L0RING FARR, Esq., WII I. SPK Vk V> FOLLOWS W iMHxoi:. Ixwver t'orner, Friday. Aug. 77, 7^ 1*. M. sr 1 vrdinkr, Friday, Aug. 20. 73U> I*. Al. II v" r I'm "TON. Saturday, Aug. 30, 7.30 I*. Al. K vsr llKVI'J»N. A|j»ih1mv, Sj*pl. 1.7.30 I*. Af. I’lsiioN I- 1. UR A Ijij "jlav, Sj-pt. 2. 7.30 I*. M. \A Alton*" Mills, Mr. Vmiinon, Wjsincsdav, Sept. 3, 7..30 1*. Al. (.1. h mil" ‘orni R. I liursduv, Sept. 4, 7310 I*. M. Nori it W.vank, Friday. >j-pt. 6, 7.301*. A!. Fast V v"SALiudio', Saturday. Sept.O, 7310 1*. M. XEW WOODS LOW PRICES! I have lately received it new. and Well selected stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Coin Silver and Plated Ware, Knives, Forks, Spoons, Etc, Al*u have a line assortment of Spectacles and Eye Classes, i vi: >i i: a (’ai.t. MAURICE C. IIERVEY, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, Opp. Post Office, Augusta, Me. jIIla .'Mil SALEM LEAD COMPANY,^ Warranted PI’UK WIIITK LKAP.-Wel known throughout New England as the WHITEST, FINEST and BEST. LEAlt TAPE, 5-8 In. wide, on reel* for ('urtaln I Stiok*. LE It I lUIO*, from 2 1-2 to h Inchef wide on eel* tor Builders. U;th PI PE, of any size or thickness. At tin* Lowest Market Price* for goods ot ck no blessing Peri, go fjcave tin- house now and forever. Go, and may my curse follow you to the la«t hour of yo'nr life! “Albert, yon are my son. Go or stay, as you will; but know from this hour I (Continued on Fourth P»ee.)

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gailj) JUnnfbct Augmta. Friday Morn'g, Aug. 22, 187P. KEPI Bl.l« NOMINmow. foii Govunxm. DANIEL F. DAVIS OF CORINTH. Wrkkafors. lndrOM I.V\I«»\ Richmond ^omcriH. I.K" I" M MAN. Ihilinx rn. I IIAM)U;il ItAhFK. Uingliaiii. Waldo. F. IV II \NN. Lim’ohi\ ill*. f w. ^m! rn, v»,M kton Wadiilijtfoli, A I I I N IIA l{ I; I M.hFN UR n*n>Ri». York, .1. W. UFAUlti HI N. I*a rn \i:u> I*, i MFi.'Y Ill !Hnid. id". II. WAKFFIFi.h. >o ill Berwick. nilllt) OIOIItU«i«HI4■»•. \odrovogpin, IE W. BRlDO'. l.iu imori'. i umberlnnd. WILLIAM I.. PRINCE. uiiiIm r Jv till Kennebec, OEOlCOE II. WDUEW'. .Mon mouth. Knox. W. H. TITf'OMB. I.o kland. Lincoln. ALFRED PUTERsoN. Jr., Edfoconib. Oxford, FR.\N K Y. BRADLEY. I rw burg. IVnobneot, IRA D. FI'IE I’sittcn. Sagadahoc, Ji I M VRML I., Woolwich. Somerset. OMAR Cl. \RK. Carrot link. Waldo. SAM I.. KIND"HFin W»tldn, Washington, ROBERT F. f AMI'llELL. York, Rif HARD L. i.ooDWIN. Ber wick. County Attorney. 'unihrrland. ARDEN* 'V. t‘(M»Mlt' Portland. Keanehec Itl.KliEKT M. IIEA I II. \ugii»?u Lincoln, R. s. PAHTHMH.iL. W nlt« Held. Oxford, .lolIN P.'W\'EY. f ai.ton. IVnobaeot, JA'PERIM’T* HINT?'. Brewer Sugadah***', .1 'PAl’LDI\i», Pichinond. Somerset, A ME* W KID II I >ko\\ li* gnu. Washington, DMAs. B. Ror\|)' Judge of Probate. vndroM»oggin. OKORoF.t' WIND vt i ii t iimberland, HENRY PEAHoiO. Portland oxford, Al'DI'sU"' 11. W Al.KER, ix>o JI. Treasurer. Androscoggin, A. F MFRKILI Lewiston. i umherlnrid, .1 N| F'" M W EBB, M throok. Keiineliec. MARK ROLLIN', \lhion Kuox..14 »H N W. ri KNLR. L*»iAland. Lincoln, LIXml.NW 4,IBB' Wi OjUbrd, fiEoRDF. II. M \TKI Pari* Penobscot, I|4IRA( EJ. M, JJ. V 51. If aktlanh, Friday Sept. .Iih, 71 1*. M. The cold blooded murder of Dixon at Yazoo is the last and most convincing proof of the brutal and savage character of the dominant political party in the SoifUt. Dixon was a democrat, but took a nomination as an independent. For this lie was visited by a democratic committee and warned to leave the county. Dixon consented to go, hut having removed his family to a place of safety returned to his home. The consequence was his brutal murder. When such deeds as this are done can this be called a free countrv This is democracy in tin- South, am I those who vote the democratic ticket in the North tmpjtort it. The Progressive Age, the greenback organ of Waldo countv, endorses the course of Lamson of Freedom in declar ing thHt the jwior lum-e- are good enough places for the orphans of soldiers, and in voting against any appropriation for the Hath Soldiers' Orphan A-yliim. Hie Agi '•alls this economy 1 It looks mois- and more as if Jefferson Davis would again lie elected to tin- 1 nited States Senate without being a candidate tor the office. The other candidates are voluntarily offering to stand aside for him, and we are assuted that when one of these alluded to him in u public speech as ••Mississippi's great and peerless favor ite, a “loud and hearty cheer thrilled the open heavens above." ilis election would send a very different kind or thrill through the North.— Tribunt v The men of Waldo county trill vote fur Mr. Lamson. and th -v honor him for hi- fore sight and for his ability to see through the de vice* of republican leeches—Vmnrttsivt till. Ask Mr. Simpson oi Searsport, given backer, if he is going to vote for Lam-on. Aak Camilla C. Roberts if lie i« going to vote for him. Ask any greenhaeker in Waldo, who was a soldier or supported the war. anti who is independent ,d the fuaion ring, and you will linil a deep seat ed onpositiou to James D. Lamson a-a candidate for Senator. Tiie State Printlnir* Wilton, Ang. 20. 1#70. Me fit re. Spray ne, Owen «V A ash Gkntlfmln :—1 listened to a greenback orator recently, who represented that Sprague. I Owon Na»h received from Gov. onnor s administration almost twenty thousand dol lars for last year’s State printing, and from Gov. Garcelon’sadministration betw een eight and nine thousand dollars f *r the same, niak \r the State pav nearly thirty thousand for |a>t year’s State printing, w hile for the pres ent ycai t« date, tin State printing has cost i.iilx bet wet ii four .ami fi'e thousand dollar*, which i- full.' one-half of tie- whole c ost for the vear. Ilis speec Ii r« present* a saving to the Siate of about twenty thousand dollars. when comparing thi* year's work with last, in the matter of State printing alone. I -u/zested to the speaker that he must l,M\e re c koned some of this year'* printing with hi't year’* hill*, which he denied. If it k not n*king too much. hope yon will give me a statement of facts, so tar as you are able, in a letter, concerning the cost of Siate printing of last year and the present Verv respectfully. J. R. Eaton. Though tin1 above i- a private letter we take the liberty to make it public ill the column* ef our paper and answer it in the same pnlilie manner. Tin* appropriation for State printing in I*7h was >.'0,000, which was not all ex pended that year in State printing. When the year oinsoil. the State printers had some unfinished w ork on hand—the enst of which we are nnaliie to state, out whit'll was probably not less than s*lnon imr more than s.'ooo. That amount, whatever it may liave been, necessarily and properly went into the bill presented lo spraggc. Owen iV Nash, to the present administration. The bill- uf Sprague, Owen iV Nash for state printing presented to Coventor tiar eelon and and #2ixhi; and more than i this was paid in Isis for work done in I"77. Necessarily the hills for inoom pleted work at the close of every year pass over into the follow ing year for pay ment. as even a greenback lunatic would probably find if lie were State printer. lint this greenback lunatic in Franklin county, after asserting that the State print ing cost #30,1100 la-t year, also asserts it appears that “the State printing this year to date has cost only four or five thousand dollars, which is fully one half of the w hole cost for the year.” Now there lias been paid to Sprague, Owen Nash, for printing done tins year, between #tiooo and #7»Kj0, as is readily seen from w hat we have slated above. And the Campaign Standard id the lstli states that E. F. l’illslmry Co., have drawn from the treasury for State printing this year the sum of l.filil.HK. Adding w hat Sprague Owen Nash have received to what the ampaign Standard says l’illslmry A; Co. have received, and the total for State print ing tiii- year amounts to alamt #11,000. Hut l’illslmry A Co have probably work in progress and bills not yet presented for work done, sufficient to amount to at least #_'(nili more so that the probability is that the state printing so far this year lias amounted to at least #13,000; and if. as our greenback lunatic reckons, only half the Slate printing for the year is done, tlien the eosi of the STATE I’l’INTINti tlii- year will lie V2C.OOO against |r-s than )s*20.000 la-t year. We will add also that in resnonse to an advertisement published by the Printing 'ommittoc of iIn- last legislature inviting proposals to do tie- Slate printing. Sprague, Owen no republican well versed it: politics said jt would give the party tire thousand votes both in tlhio and Maine, and make the latter State no longer doubtful. E. M lioynton. Mr. r.ntfoit:—E. M. Hoynton in his speech Wednesday night, scouted the idea of goto j and silver as a basis for currency, and Kben j K. 1‘illshury applauded. Mr. 1’illsburv he I lieves in no such wild eat scheme*. Only a few months since lie declared that the whole temlencv of grccnbackism was to nmimiin ism. to the disruption of society. That j every paper dollar should have a gold one behind it—that the whole theory w as a delu sion. a fraud, fraught only with disaster to all business interests and would end only in ruin to business, and disaster to the laborer. We venture to predict, that there eannot In found a business man in our nation hut scouts, as utterly fallacious, the nonsense put forth by this Hoynton. Vet Mr. I’illshury i« w illing to not only sacrifice liimaii Wanted. Hall' Vegetable Sicilian Hair Rencwer ha* for many year* occupied att honorable place in the toilet of American women, and has also attained popularity in foreign coun tries. This i* because it doe* pkrfomw what it promise*. Its warmest friend* are tho*e who have used it longe*t, and those who social it* praise tin* loudest are those w ho from actual experience and personal trial have demonstrated that by it* use gray hair is restored to it* natural color and dry, harsh, and wiry hair is made soft and lustrous, a thing of hcautv, and a matter of joy ami pride to the wearer. SnifSoiier nod ltriunerat. Corinth, Miss. auglPteod&w!w hr. r W. BhNMiN’s Ki.i iiV ami ('ll vmomh.K I'll.!,* are rmpare«l expressly to cure >ick IL-adache, Nervous llcndnche. Dourplir Headache, Xturalgiu and Nervousin-*, and will cure any cm**’. Price .»o cents, postage free. Parsons, Bang* t o., Portland, (ieneral Agent*. Lung* cannot be made but can la- saved by the u«e of hr. .1, Flagg’* Cough and l.ung syrup if taken In time. The Holman Liver Pad is the only genuine, and positively cures advertises!. When we reflect that a power of endurance can he imparted to the hrain. and that weak minds have been restored to strength by Fel lows’ Compound Syrup of llypophospliitea, we cannot but conclude that the subtle power is really ponderable matter. Persons who study hard should preserve their balance of power by using the Svrup. aiiglfttend&wl w That old of Vour* timyruu into consumption if you don't take I>r. A. .1. Flagg's Cough and bun? S> rup. Ring's Vegetable Ambro-la restores gray tiMir to its original color, prevents the hair from falling out, Mud I* one of the finest dressing* for the hail m the market. Parsons, Hung* A Co., Wholesale Drug gists, lieu'l Ag'ts. jul)'22tft wtf “Tlie First Ho«e Idvr Itellef.*’ Trial bottles l>r. Sway tic*» Compound Syr up of Wild Cherry, 25 cents. The distressing cough, which threatened se rious results, is quickly cured before develop ing a fatal pulmonary affection. For all throat, breast and lung disorder**, Asthmatic or Bronichial affections. Hooping Cough, Liver Complaint, Blood Spitting, &c., no remedy is so prompt and effectual as “Dr. Swavnc's Coiii|Mmnd Syrup of Wild Cherry. i “1 have made use of this preparation lor many years, and it has proved to be very re liable and efficacious in the treatment of so vere and long standing coughs. I know of: two patients, now in comfortable health, who, but tur it-* use. F consider would not now Ik living. Imaac S. Hkhhkis, M. 1). Straustown, Berks county. Pa. Price:—Trial bottles, 25 cents large size, 81. or six for 8"». A single 25 cent bottle will often cure a recent cough or cold, and thus prevent much suffering and risk of life. Prepared only by Dr. Sway no Son. Phila-1 dolphin. Soid by leading Druggists. Par-: tridge Brothers, Agents for Augusta. sept20-fcod&wtf (■reaf Joy over the fart that vour cough ran be thoroughly cured by Hr. A. .1. Flagg’s Cough and bung Svrup. We take pleasure in referring our readers to Admit ton** Hotnnic Cough Itol sain. Hav ing tested the article ourself, and knowing many persons who have been benefited by its u.**e, we unhesitatingly commend it as an in valuable household medicine for coughs and colds. Fa t in in *yton Vi roil icte. atiglHfcod&wlw Thst llo tlc I'luwli IKnoti-H Hanger. Re lieve yourself by using uml at once, too, Hr. A *1. Flagg's rough ami bung Syrup. Mb* sawver'a Salve h* now prepared Is the best known. Priceffteeati. JuIjrSfkwtf ItE1.*I HIJ( MASS MEETING AT CHINA VILLAGE Monday Afternoon, Aug. 25, AT 2 O’CLOCK. HON. j. t7updegraff, Re prtfe ntutire in Cony rtf* from the Mount l*i enfant (OAto) District, AN!) Will address the Meeting. Mr. UPDEGRAFF ANlJ Senator Blaine, Wild. Sl’KAK AT North Vassalboro’ The same evening. To all enquirer*, we reply That those who pure good drugs would buy May, in full confidence, repair To Partridge Brother*, Market Square. IT WILL PAY, If yot> inunt .moke, to BUY CIGARS AT Partridges’ Drug Store, Because you ettu get a nk« box of cigar, for a dollar. The Choice.! Havana Cigars and Cigarettes, Constantly on hand at low prlcen. Fine, rare grade* of .Smoking and Chewing Tobacco*. Maocaboy, j Scotch and Kappe Snuffs, for sale by PARTRIDGE BROS., Under Granite Hall. IsTEW 11 Mssbs. Wifass, Ward Si dp, bavin* |)urc|iH««**l tin- entire Mock of *on«l* of WiL. i i immoji dRi i \Hn will continue tin* mumi buMm*** at tin* old Maud a ml now offer for *ing them -ay that no money would tempt tIn-in to pan with them, and i-warrant ed in even particular. augl^ttf COAL! 1 am prepared to veil the] BEST elow. C. E. TOWN. trocill _ __ CO TO SMILEY WASGATT —Fast fide of the River, to #et your— STOVES, IT KIN ACES, HARDWARE. RANGES, ZINC, TINWARE. WlUlDKNW ARK, tll.ASll WAKK. TAUr.E nml l’Ot WET CTTEEUV. IT MI’S. l.KAD l’ll’K. SIIKKT l.KAD. SIIKKT IKON. COITKK WAKK. STAI Oil. STOVES. FARMIN'!. Tool.s. Tl> ROOKINU ami Oil. Cl.OTH CARPETIN'!,. jobbing uml Repairing of all kind, on glove* Furnace*. Hatter., foiiilurtnra, Water I’lpc*. I’nmp and Tin Kent*. i our I*iiW*a before purchasing elsewhere. CONY ST., EAST SIDE OF RIVER, [Stun lately occupied by John furr.J Augusta, Maine. june31 Jwed.atAwOiu __ _ fresh and pure Homcepathic Medicines, Freshly prepared, and medicated as disjiensed. Al»o Humphrey's Somepit'vx Spsdfia, at PARTRIDGES’ DRUG STORE _ Under Granite Hall._ WANTED. CX)K WANTED Immediately. InquIreofH. W. JONEg, Central Home._Julyjattl A A r.'car. A genu wanted a .cry w tie re. m. WONDERFUL!I TIIK MOW VERTICAL FEED SEWING MACHINE, FOWLER, EMI fc MIT, Acooiupliahc* a Vari. ty ami range of Work never be* fore thought of, and it i* all practical andean be dor* by any one. Binding, Folding, Bias Trim ming, Cording, Singleland Double Piping, Ruffling, Side Plaiting,; &c,, Without! Basting! Ererybody Says: "It is Truly Wondeful 11 Tlii* Machine is on exhibition at our atort, uud all are invited to examine and bring work lor Tests. We have supplied several of tlie leading drew* maker* of the city, and received the verv highest t. stimonial* from them, It save* tile work of two to four gills by doing work w hie!) has hitherto Iteeii done only by hauu. We have secured the service* of Mr. It. It. Capen, so well known to the people of this omuty for the past eight years. We invite comparison and honorable competition. W*' refer by |M>rini.*sion to Mr*. M. A. handler, (ireen street, and to Ml** I*. Sunl»orn, Wintlin p street, and to Mi** Martha ItohiiiMiu, Hallow, if, tashiouahle dresatnaker*, who have P'lvMimchinef in u*e, ami to hundred* of other*. DON’T BUY WITHOUT SEEIN6 IT. FOWLER, HAMLEN SMITH. Auffuata, July 28, l8'». julT20-t»f 3 m co o 5 i 5 -s 1 i co COPARTNERSHIP. TIIP undersigned have this day formed a copart. ner«hip under the firm name of TWITCHELL, CHAP.MAX CO. f«>r the purpose of truisacting the Dry Ms Join Bliss, In tlie city of I’ortl.nd. THOMAS K. TWITCHEU., I Partner. In the l»t» JOHN M. FIFIKLD, linn of Locke, SAMl'KL L ItOLFK, I Twitchell A Co. C. C. CHAPMAN*. I’ortl.nd, July 31, 187U. «uy.Vt*W ORCANSI ORGANS! A Variety of the latent atyles from different manu facturers sole on small monthly payments at Djw&ing'i Uuic and Sewing X&ehiiu &ooai, 151 Water St., Opp. Cony Houm, Agr’t Wheeler A Wilson Sewing Machine jniyiarrasim _ NOTICE. Terms of purchase and removal of the CONY ACADEMY BUILDING. Corner of Stone and Lincoln atrecta, may be addreaa ed to cither of the uuderalf tied until Kith of Aagn.t inat. JOSEPH H. WILLIAMS,I WILLIAM R. SMITH. Com. JOS. II. MANLEV, I Augu»ta,*Aupnt 10, HCT. anete-tlw

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Local antJ State Xctus*. Friday, August 22, 1879. At n parish meeting of St. Matthew's Epis copal ehureli of llallowell, Monday evening last, resolutions of regret w ere passed at the resignation of the rector, Rev. Hudson Saw yer, and the meeting adjourned to Monday, 2.1th. Rev. Daniel F. Waldron, the City Mission ary at Boston, is now visiting his friends in this, Ids native city. Don't go to putting on w inter clothing yet, for one Imt wave is already coming on from the West, and there's no telling how many more are treading on that one's heels. The officers of the Patrons of Husbandry have sent out a circular urging the members of the order to meet in Portland at the time of the State Agricultural Society's fair. For all grange- who send delegations or go in force to the fair, and who desire to camp up on the premises, tent ground w ill he fur nished free. Farmers' meetings w ill he held each evening in a large tent u|mnthe ground. The following Grange Premium- are offered, the amounts to go into the Treasury of the Grange to which they are aw arded For the best exhibit of Neat Stock (cattle and sheep) of any breed, by any subordinate grange,*10; for the best exhibit of dairy products,410,4."i: for lu st exhibit of fruits, *7 frit: for best ex hibit of garden vegetables. S7, *1 for best of cereals, fM, 4.'!; for best exhibit of house hold manufactures, K">. Quite a number of parties have sent in bills for the old Cony Academy building. A canvas of the hoarders of the Samnsct House. Mouse Island, Hoot 11 bay Harbor, was made on Monday la-t. Result, ti.'l Republican voters, 7 Democrats, Greenlmckcrs none. Officer .lone* arrested John Murphy, yes terday, in Met.nuphlin'- saloon, and put the handcuffs on him there. When they reached the street Murpliv made such fierce resist ance, even with the bracelet* on. that one or two parties wmt to his assistance. |!ut City Marshal While happened along and the two officers tiien marched him oil and locked him np. Murphy had been drinking and was making a disturbance. While Kddie Duntnn was at work with the planer, in Allen’s electrotyping room, vester day, he cut off the end of the middle finger of his left hand. The lad w ill not he able to use his hand fur a couple of weeks. The excursion of the Augusta Hand, yes terday, to old Orchard lieach. was a success ful affair. Some two hundred excursion ists took the train here, and a few more at places along the road. It took two engines id draw the train, which w as made up of eight passenger ears. The first number of the Hath News, the new greenback 'paper, was received hi*l night. Miss Anna I'. I,add of this eitv. i« home on a short vacation, from tlic C iicnrd Pension office. For a number «>f\v O. Beale Co. Next to this private office is the composing room, a large, airy place, vith plenty of light, and supplied with every ipplianee for the work carried on here. Be vond this is the press roony the noisy bnt in i-resting branch of the establishment. This room, like the others, is 12 feet high and di« d with abundance of light. thing which ■i very much appreciated hv the men em doyed in this room i* the fact that the engine ind boiler, which supply the power, are lo aned in ;«it addition of brick, so that no heat Voni them get where the presses arc. The loiler fire is the only one about the premises, lie entire building being heated throughout with steam from the engine. Overhead the •ress room is wry handsomely finished in dieilae hut the rest of the Ceiling* in the triicture are plastered. Tin* lUain heating ijiparattis was put in bv Pennell X- Co. ot Portland, while Williamson, Ward X Cogan lid the plumbing. There arc three presses in t hi department, wo 'Taylors, and a Cottrell and Babcock, Ahicli has just been put in by Mr. Vickery. This new press is a very large one, the larg t in tlv State, and the largest cylinder press nadc 'The bed is H by bo inches, thecyIiti ler weighs 2^ tons, while it* whole weight i* It) tons. It was purchased especially for •rinting a new magazine which Mr. Vickery i* soon to issue. Though this press is so lcavy, it runs very easily and prettily, and 'urns tiff twenty-one impressions a minute. Mr. Vickery is to afld another press to his •stahlishment next week, a new Cottrell com ination. 41 by fib inches, mid one which w ill nn off ioUO impression* an hour. This also vill be used in printing the new magazine, hie of the Taylor presses has been run by VIr. Vickery three years, averaging twelve lours a day seven months in the year, and Die other five months making twentv-fuur murs per day. Vet, during thi* time hut *i\ mtirs have been taken in which to put it n repair. For taking rolls of paper* from he pre*s room t»» the mailing room above, they u*ei;L\» ry handsome working friction brake eb vkfor. By a simple device it can ho made to stop at mi} point cither in rising or 'otnitig down. 'This elevator was by made Mr. Hartnett, of the firm of Hartnett X Solo mon. Boston. I ho second floor i- tu vof I to the mailing lepartment. where the papers are received from the press room, and then foldmiecjclos ■d in w rappers and got ready for the pout of dce. Some men are employed lu re, but the rreater part of the work is done by girl*. Vhove this floor are nice quarters for storing mirposes. In the basement there is a splen Iill cemented cellar ten feet high. Here is stored the great quantity of paper which Mr. Vickery lias on hand at times, ami here is the s'orc room for hi* coal. The first of next week he is expecting a cargo of 1.10 tons if this article, w hich ha* been ordered ship lied for him ly John I)uLon. Mr. Vickery's pihli-hing business is very •xtettsive, and in* been of great benefit to Vugusta. It I as brought money here, and lias given stca y employment to many of our people. During the present dull season he has .Vi hands in his service, hut w hen busi ness is brisk he keeps a force of from fill to 71 persons. Hi* hills arc enormous, as may lie bulged by the fact that hi* regular advertis ing cost* him some 812,000 a year. Hut besides this one item, and the expenses tor help, there are paper hills, cleetrotvping bills, money paid to writers for hi* different |iuMirations, and many othorwavs tor money to go. so that the sum total soars very high among the thousands. The nulled circula tion of Mr. Vickery's “Fireside Visitor" and "Illustrated Monthly” is 22.1.000, and these papers find readers in every nook and corner ■f this broad land. The great amount of cleetrotvping in Mr. Vickery's business is done by the Roston Stereotyping Company. The entire business and editorial manage ment of this great establishment i- conduct ed in detail by Mi. Vichny psrso,tally, ami it certainly does not leave bint many spare hours, Geo. \V. Vickery, an efficient busi ness man. his brother, has charge of the mail ing department, llcnjamin I’. Cutler, manag es the pres* room, and Alex. Me David is the foreman of the composing room. The new magazine which Mr. Vickery i* to gi t out in the course of ten /lays, will he Miristcncd the “Illustrated Family Maga zine." and w ill he devoted to literature, farm ing intelligence, fashion news. Sunday read ing and general miscellany. He intend- to place it on a high level and to maintain its standard of excellence, regardless of expense, both in point of matter and engraving. The title page for the new publication is a very excellent and artistic piece of work, and was got up for him by Huston and New York nr ti-t* at an expense of tC.ttO. The magazine will contain 4s page-, with no adver ti-entuMs. will be thoroughly illustrated, and this will be the first time that 'Any one in this country lias attempted to produce so fine a magazine at the low cost of 81..10. Hut Mr. Vickery thinks that with bis 28 years' experience in the printing anil puh li-hing business, be can make this new enter prise a success. Mr. Vickery says that In due- not intend to increase his business be yond the capacity of his new huff ding, that lie might enlarge the business so that he would require six just as large, establishments ns hi* present one, but that such an omit.: taking would not i*onfain a dollar rtf profit to Mm or any one c! -e who should attempt it, Messrs. John O. Cnrti*. Frank S. Sever ance, nml J. M. Totter, have been drawn as traverse jurvingn for the next term of tin Superior Court, which meets on the first Tuesday of September. Deacon F.dward A. Nason ami M. T. Kaught have been drawn a grand jurymen for the ensuing year. Tin1 member* of the Methodist church in Gardiner have decided to allow the Hev. Gil bert I)o La Mntvr to preach in their clmreh Sunday, August 24th.— Vain/Standard. We aro authorized to contradict the above piece of news front the Standard; the thing was never thought of by the church. One of the official members remarked that they w ould as soon allow any of the stump speakers to occupy their pulpit as the gentleman referred to. We notice that the plan of throwing De La Matyr into large cities to speak Saturday night, and arranging for him to occupy Meth odist pulpits the next day, don’t work very well, for he has already been refused admis sion to such churches in Portland and Ban gor. and now comes another refusal from Gardiner. j The (iiecnback tran-paiYiicy displayed from their headquarters read* “Union and Liberty,” but they spell Union with n little ‘•it.*’ They think no more of tie Union than they did in Y>4, when they called themselves Democrats. U«l of Patent*. List of Patents granted Maine Inventors in the weekly i*sue August IB, 1*0.1. furnished by S. W. Hafts, Kaq., of Waterville No. 21H.R20. KI bridge Drake, of tearn* L Craves to Mrs. Mary 1». Krskiue, both ol Bristol. Dirti. In this city, Aug. IK Robert K. (iorhain, aged 1.1 mouths. It Litchfield. lug. is. Mr. Orrtngton Berry, aged 5* years. I am reeel v mg a supnlv of tills delicious fruit twice a day Iron* Boston. Will take orders for PRESERVING PEACHES, and deliver the fruit in am part of the city. Pears, Grapes, Plums, Musk and Wafrp Melons, Apples, Lemons, Figs, Bananas, Sweet Pota-, toes, Tomatoes, Ac., Receive d fresh nearly every day. J. W. CLAPP, 128 Water St., ATTOTTHTA. Friday, August S2, 1879. augl Mv 1 o CUSTOM COAT MAKERS, IVmttrtl tmnieilifitelff. Steady Work and Highest Wages. HI XTIXIiTOX, XASOX CO., Merchant Tailors, 135 139 Water St., Augusta. Me. AUgtt-f In SITUATION WATEJ). -mart, young colored man wants a choiuv t work iu a private family, ami make himself generally useful. Add rex** I*. O. Hox, rare of \v. .Ionsson. augVIMw Bowdoin College. Til*- second examination for Hn to How doin -7V*. augg'ot-epf.M Refreshing for Invalids! XV e are prepared to furnl-li fVeshly charged SODA WATER, Highly impregnated with carbonic acid gas, in port able gla-- foil a tain- or plum-, tor fa mil use. PARTRIDGE BROTHERS. C-O-A-L! OXLY THE BEST klXBS kEPT. LEHIGH anfl FRANKLIN! Y1TE are taking the utmost rare iu preparing coal for delivery. Our building, widen we erect ed tlii« prill g. being large and commodious. gives us superior facilities for handling coal to advantage and w ith despatch. iH-liveries carefully made. Infer* mav be left a; our office. No. lg Himih.e'h Hl-oi k, M-voad floor above William-on tireeii wood's; at Wilbur F. I’ercival’s. Xlarket Square, .lames F.. Fuller'.-. Longfellow A Sanborn's; and at T. XI. Fo.--. last side river. All order- will receive prompt attention. Anaugeiiients winmade May 1st. with William son A (ireeiiwood, where un order book may be found, and all weighing atteuded to. i.ivc it- a call. F. SWAIN CO. Augusta, .1 illy I, ls7u. july7ttt GOULD BARKER. Williams' Block, Augusta, Me.. ORAt.F.KK IN STOVES and FURNACES, Tin Ware, Agricultural Tools, Horse Rakes, Rubber Hose. Tin llooflitjr, And nil kind* ot Jnhhinp, in Hheet iron, tin, and copier, done to ^di't and warranted. EARNEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF OIL STOVES, j Ever Shown on the Kennebec. COULD A BARKER. Aajrima. Mur ti, l«rw. majrJSfStawt

BY TELEGRAPH. [Associated Pres* Telegram* to the 1 AniI\ Kennebec .Journal.1 MAINE NEWS BY TKLKttKM'll. Ri:i'l IIMt VNS at I.KWISTON. j They Hold a Muss Meeting in the Open Air. Lewiston, August 21. The republican j o|ien-air ma*s meeting to day at Lake Au j burn was the largest political gathering ever held in this county. Five bins* bands and thousands of people from all parts of the country were present. Il.ni. \Y. II. Hound* j of Minot pr« 'uled. Specehe* w ere made by lion. Eugene Hale. Hon. D. F. Davis, and Hon. D. Lindsey. An artillerv salute of guns w as fired. A telegram from Senator Rlaine read that In could in t he present. I>i«m listed. New Yokk, August 21. Schooner Sea bird, Providence, of Ellsworth I *r Philade lphia, reports Aug. ImIi. struck hv the luini cane from the north and wa* sddignl to -cud under bare poll* fifty mile- south when -die was throw*u on her beams end and tin a. re obliged to cut away her mint*. Sin* vva i towed here. Political. Iln vswn k, August 21 Den. ilor.e Uitmey Sargent of Host,hi, adrliu.. lie greenbackers of Bran** ick, Wednesday night, upon the political Lsuc* of the d iy. A fair attendance. Tire. Dkxtfii, August 2L The barn of John I (Jordon of Dexter was burin d Wednesday morning. The hay. cuttle, harness indfann ing tools were destroyed. Loss, N insurance. (’hiiw* supposed ty he incen diary. A Maine Vessel Wrecked. New York. \ugu*t 21. Schooner f'aiubel of Deer l>le wns abandoned at »c.i. hurricane Aug. 18th. Officers urriv (l nil sehooll r Vospoi. The crow were rescued hv a French bar«»«PrwpPt» of Fur* ther Tfouble. Imi.i, Kivr.n. August Jl. largely alteod eil im t ting tifweim rx was held to-night, and 1 about tw o-thirds of those present were wo men. Resolution* were adopted to «*k the mills I for an increase of wage* of 1 per c•* to the mill of Hlo, 1 *>n. Thi* Io*.* i* *aid t«• be off*, t bv a.l equal amount made hv the treasurer on purchase* of actual cotton in the spring. No imputa ti mi ot riminal intent is made In the direc tor*, aod a thorough examination of the honks show it- lioaneial standing to he as repre Mit* «l hy the treasurer. •hdiii l>. Flint was chosen treasurer pro tein. Till; Y lzoo OI TH %1 urder--Opn»ion of i*ioiuinciit tlni. Yi*'k*ui u«.. Mis*., \ngu-* 21. Tin* inline* Hate ran-. of Dixon*-, shooting w as a bitter pLVSi:i> TLLLCItAM*. I be los* to t inners by the recent tempest j in Norfolk, i* nearly half a million in three! adjoining counties. Two dangerous incendiary tires occurred I at Memphis Wednesday. Well* vV; Co.’a com mission house and Mrs. Wcadlcy’s building were burned. Loss, *10,000. i he station agent at Williamsburg, Kail*.. va* murdered yesterday by a tramp. HASH HALL. At Boston, Ma»s.—Bostons 10, Trovs of X. Y„ 0. At Chicago—Buffalos of New York 1, Chi cago* 10. At Campollo, Mass.—Worcesters 6. Cam pellos ;b At Providence—Providence 0, Syracuse r». Weather Indication* tor To-Day. For New England and the Middle States, slightly warmer, partly cloudy weather, oc casional rains, southwesterly winds and fall ing barometer. GEORGIA OFFICIALS. ill pen'll 111 rill oi Seiernl l*ipo«en. j \ti.anta, August 21. Tin* impeachment i of Goldsmith begins this morning. It is ru mored thut the jw nifentinry committee rec ommend tin* impeachment of the principal •keeper. Committee* are ordered to investi gate the offices of the attorney general, State printer, and State geologist. Senator Hill declines to defend any State official*. |{|IOI>E ISLAND. A Great Swimming Match between Webb mid Boynton. N kwport, August 24. Arrangements arc all made for tin great swimming match to morrow between Mathew Wcbh and Paul Boynton. Boynton is to be clad in his rub ber .*11 it and will use a paddle, ('apt. Webb is to be clad only in swimming tights. The match is for 81jmh) a side with additional prize of 81.Boynton is u» cover 25 i miles to Webb's 20. _ 1 MISSISSIPPI. Shot. Mii**i**sippi Cm, August 21. B. U. Pearson, Superintendent of Public Education in Harrison county, shot and killed John D. Conkcrton, a liar tender, tins rfternoon. i'lic ditfh ultv arose out of a quarrel about a drink that Conklin claimed Pearson had not paid for. W \Sill ALTON. Personal. W v*iiin\. Railroad Mutters. Ottawa, August 21. The report is gen erully credited that the giivernment has stic eeeiled ill getting Kngli-h capatali-ts, in un dertnke completion of the Canada l’aeitie railroad. Person n I* liivt'.M in Ian r, August 21. The Vice llegnl and party arrived from Camphelton and left shortly afterwards for Quebec where they cxpciwt tn arrive id seven to-night. Kurthqiinke. Sr. Catiiktink's, Angust 21. A sharp shock of earthquake was felt here at 2:58 this morning, and at Niagara at 5. Toronto, August 21. shock of earth quake w ith an explosive noise was felt this morning at Dalliousic, Thoniiil, Welland and and other points. TilK QI KBKt’ TKOIBI.F. Qi khki August 21. The ship laborers trouble is believed to have been settled by agreement entered into at last night's meet ing. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. London, August 21. It is reported that King ntSaxony has pardoned a mimlier of of fendi is undergoing imprisonment for offend ing insults to the name of Kniperor William after the recent attempt to assusinntc him. f ten. Von Mantufclct will proceed in Sep tember to Ktrnsliiirg to assume command. I ■urahaldi not lint ingexperiencedadvantage from the hatlis at Citiva Vseehia, will soon return to Cadrera. The Vustrian hospice 0rgai7.nlion in Bosnia and Herzegovina is simply deplorable. I nited States bonds steady, in response to demand for investment in securities here. A very large amount of bonds were made up for transmission to New York. Sir liolcnd Hill, the orriginator of the uni form penny postage, lies at the point of death j in his 85th year. The Globe says the Colonial secretary has j nut found it advisable to recommend a guar- j anlce for the Canada Pacific railway exten- j sion. Russian and Kngl isli commissioners ser iously differ relative to Hie limitation of the Tui-bii-Rii .-inn frontier i«. Agio. .cacti disfuD ting the accuracy of the survey. John Italdwin Buck-tone, the famous com median and dramatic authority, is dying in destitute eireumstrnees. Court martinis finding against Lieut. Carey was quashed and Carey was released from arrest. Ciitistinnia. August 21. Two Russian students licensed of being Nihilists were ar rested at the request of the Russian consul general, the Ku-siuu government having de manded extradition. CnNSTAsriNori.K. August 21 The Greek frontier commissioners begun sitting to-day, i State of seige in Bulgarin will soon he raised. Puds. August 21. Premier Wttddingtoli, in a speech, energetically defended Kerry's Kdiieatinnal hill. Beferring to amnesty, he said the question w as deficiently defended by the government and that it would vigcroiislv oppose any attempt to re-open it. Tvsu vnia, August 21. Tricked lias issued a challenge to lltutlon to row a three or four mile race on the Paraiimtn river for £2.000 or 85,000 n side and allow Hanlon expenses. Viknna, August 21. Count Andrassay in formed tin Kniperor to-day of his determina tion resign unalterable. RiiMk. August 21. Pope received a letter postmarked Baltimore warning him that an attempt would be made to poison him. The letter contained so many references to the Popes private life that it is believed it orrigi nuted in Kurope. Investigation is progress ing. i FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. New York Money Mmkel. Eve.nmy Hr/tort. Nkw York, August, 21. Money loaned at 5 donia f* California 4j Chollar Consolidated Vi. 4,« Crown Point Puraka consol. lii Exchequer *|T Gould Curry 111 Grand Prize i?,\ llal* Norcroaa Ml li.«li*riai 1„ Julia consolidated I untie** :U Kentuck '-l'. Leopard Mexican Northern Belle 4? t tphlr ul> Overman «j Ha: mom I k Kljr JV Savage l.’| •Seg Bale her sierra Nevada 40 I'nion consol. 471 ellow Jacket H'.j Bodie Iff W’ashoe conaol. New York Mock Market. Nf.MT Yokk. A 11*11 -I *1. I moil 1*1. o., 01 a X. V. Ontral A Hud. Hirer, !1M1 trie, jri| l*r**lerre»|, 4V yiehljrun Central, >1! I’nioB l*Hcirte, l.ake Hliorf A Mieli. Sontliern, Hj Illinoi* central. #7* hicago k N. W., 73| Preferred, W7» New Jer-r y ntral, 62) Chicago k l{«M:k la., IS&I Sf. Paul, tH| Preferred, 'J4 Chicago k Alton, 87 Quincy, 1 Chicago Produce Market. CNtCAflO, August 21. FI<OUR--sprlug Extras, 1.0005.00 C hoice Minnesotu, 4.75§0.00 Low grades, 2.0002.75 Patent, 5.00 §41.00 Patent Minnesota, 5 50 g7.00 Winter Extras, 3.2*3.3.25 WHEAT—No. 2, lied Winter, Mi^gOO No. 2, C hicago spring, rash, 54, August, 85-g September, ■sli 0- 4 Irtober, v,i§5 Number 3, 7n§8H* Rejected. *13-00 CORN— 4 null, .—g33| August, If if September, 33j#j October, 3*1 pill OATS—*’ash, 23|§-1 August, ft 23 4 September, 23| October, 252 0 RYE—4 ash 49U IIARI.EY-Cash, 7<Hi7ft August, 75— September, 750— October, -g-* PORK-4 ash, 8. 25050 August. v.150 September, 8 2»4p36 4 October, 8.40-*» LARD—Cush, 5. -U*— August, 5 35-0 September, 5 024R— Mober, 00-^05.521 BILK MEATS—Shoulders, o.oo-§3.5ol Short rib, 4.36-00.00 Short clear, 4.7500.00* Clear sides, *.r"(i0.uo— DRESSED 1104 iS—Cash. 4.25-04.25 FKEI4iHTS— Corn to HulTnlo, 5| cents; wheat 5| cts Special Notices. A CARD. To nil who are suffering fre tn the errors and lm!i* cretlon* of youth, nervous weakness, early decnv loss of manhood, Ac., I will send a recipe that wi I cure you, KltttR OK CHARGE. Till* greatreme,,/ wa* discovered by a niDtfonary in South America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the KKV. JoBRn* T. In max, Station .Vor York City, dec*,*7feodAwly DON’T co to the seashore or country without Urst calling at Partridges Drug Store, fos a botthtnf sweet, refreshing Sum met Cologne at .10 Cents a Pint, nnd other indlspensahle toilet requisites and medi cines which every family should haie in the summer season. BAY and TOILET WATERS, Imported and Domestic. PERFUMES, In hulk, Equal to l.ithius, ut quarter the price. Kalllston, Moth Freckle Lotions, Concentrated Extract of Jamaica Cinger, (Double the strength of any other preparation.) Prescription No. 46,851, from our Ixxdts, a Swift, Sure mid Safe fur* tor Disrrhtra, Colic, Cramps, Ac. Genuine White Castile Soap. Fine To if rtf Soaps I to SB Cents a Cake. Turkish Bath Towels, Cosinetique Hair, Teeth and Toilet Brushes, Ac. At 1‘l'lrt‘H tleloie Competition. PARTR2CE 8&0M2 Augusta, Hi, _ f lulfi1 Cirunlle Hall, Continental COMPANY OF New York. STATEMENT JAM. 1, 1«7». Ilritrrvr for Kr-tnsiirance of OntHtondliiK Kl*k«, 41*0410,304 31 lie ported. 1 iirlalnird Dividend*. Ktr.. 330.3M 30 Capital. 1.000,000 OO Art Otirpln*. 1,030,433 37 Total Assets, 43,337.771 74 M. W. Farr, Agent, Aiis'iiNfa, Mo., suiflrltfteT3w _ _ KINC'SSHIRTS I Give Them u Trial. (Junlity, til, workuian.diin guaranteed, and no of fort will beujiured to »ali«fy all who furor ns with thoir patronage. SHIRTS PER HALF DOZEN! Quality InlftunclfPMt Uuiiderml K *6 73 »7 3# I 7 30 S 30 Hi *3 30 G O OO lO SO

Special Kate* to the Trade. Direction* for wll'-imn*nreiii*nt *»iu on appllca tion. j. W. KING, WATERVILLE, ME. tinier llouk, at 151 Water St., Opp. Cony Houm, Augusta. »u*W,lmTTS

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(Continued from First Page.) never =|>oah to you again. From this hour know your blessing, no bitterest curse?” "Mother—'* “Sdnae*!” again commanded my step mother, in fearfully concentrated tones. “Go? Not a won!? Put that erealure forth at once pointing her white linger ft Peri’s bowed head “Say you forgive me mother." pleaded Albert. “Shi “Silence?" almost thundered Madame Vrde, her face ghostly as the dead, lie turned aw ay then. •Come, my darling, we will go." he murmured, with infinite tenderness, to Pori. And catching up a hood mid cloak -lie ha I cast there only a few hours beli he wrapped her tenderly in them and led her to the door. riiere tliev paused and looked hack a: M adame Vide “Farewell, mother,” they said softly, “a id h* the people elected him fot I a third term. In 1*72 ami 1*7:1. lie repre sented the towns of Kcnnehunk and Alfred I in the legislature, and w as active in all I movements for the good of the State, In February. 1*77, he was appointed countv t^asurcr by the Governor to fill the va1 1.1*111 R BIT I MI". I have enjoyed myself more in the six months *inco I began to tak1 1.1*111 I! lilTI I I!' loo hit'll. Mi In :ilth I. mii,'1i I li i l tin.. of u K.I iiHiliciiii- in lh«- >|irlug. I li»'i-|h|i«iu 111 lor srU'IUIl linn. It', II- 1 kuun lln-v uomiwim womlt-rful eurulivi- |imvir Vir> truly your*. I. A. WIIIH (EMII. Iti-Hil lari fullv I In fiUowlug. wlili-h Im nut' in i)iuumuii>|m It III m, Ninth ratrln l'ini|ili‘M, ami '»Ho" 'kin are gone. ||iin|o\, M \s>., Mar. 1c, W*. Vi-ura. Oitiiw iv Iliiov 'ii-slliuitn— l.u-l fall I hum taki u 'i, k wllh IiIIIiiiim Im r ami mi- >li k ula-il lor nine weeks, and no medieim .-r fined to do me anv goml. I lind three diihivnt d K*t«;fu!! r,”j'o not relieve im Mom Iho deathl bilious hj*ll-: my fat e wa* covered with moth pa'ches. am! the -kin was rough, blotrhv and veliow Mv brother induced im* to try vour groat Si l.i'lil i! Bill Ills, and utmost from the first'do.-e I h it the gnial effect* of them. Before I had taken one hut tl« 1 could eat well. I nave uow taken thrie bottles aud I can eat anything, and my food doe- not .i-1r«—1 no and I bel better than I have In an iM-hire in ten year*. Those moth patches and blotches haw all gone, and my lace t* ,,b**V* *|,u' smooth. Very respiTtfullv, Mr*. IIArrr.fc. Don’t hear the excruciating suffering of that cankered stomach and mouth any longer. Read ol tills won derful cun* From One of the Oldest and Best Known Merchants of Augusta, Maine. At '.I Ml Sept, r, BCk Mcssr*. Oi:f>u \v Bi:o> for more than tweiitv-fivc years 1 v ns a sufferer from Dyspen-ia. accotnpaned with severe attacks of -Ick houdHehe. I had also been troubled a great deal with anker in mv mouth and stomach. I have tried a good iniinx kind* of medicine with little -ncce-*-. A short time -nice I "a- inoiic ed to trp your "ILI'IIIR BIT I Llfs for cank« r, and have found them ail th»*\ box« been lecoinim tided to he, a -lireeiire tor that disease. I have no doubt they arc also what they are claimed tu be a- a' cure for Dyspepsia and Sick Headache. Your* respectfully, mL«». r H AM Kb. Are .Sold by all Respectable Druggist* Everywhere. I»lt. 14.%I FM.AVN >1 A Dll Vi 1*1 P1LLN arc absolutely frw fYotn griping, and tlielr |»roinpt action explains their great sale V. P. OHIIWAY (0., Chemists, Sole Proprietors. Lawrence, Mass. X. K. HOWARD, Au^iistn, .Agent. may lotnr.Hcwtillsepl 1_ The Promoter ami Perf'erlor of Asslml lntloii. The Iteroeniei nmt Vitallfrrof the llloml. The Pi-rntueei* uml In vlgoi-ator of Arrve I mnl Mllaete. The Hnlliler mnl Nii|>|iortri- of llrnln Power. Fellow s’Compound Syrup is composed id' Ingredients identical with those which consti tute Healthy Wood, Muscle and Nerve and and Itrain Substance, w hilst Life itself is di rectly dependent upon some of them. Hy it- onion w 111 the blood nod it- effect upon the muscles, re-establishing the one and toning tiie other, it is capable of effecting the following results: It will displace or wash out tuberculous matter, and thus cure Consumption. Hy increasing Nervousand Muscular Vigor, it w ill core Dyspepsia, feeble or interrupted action of tiie Heart and Palpitation, Weak ness of Intellect caused hy grief, weary, over tax or irregular habits, Kronehitis. Acute or Chronic, Congestion of the 1,tings, even in the most alarming stage*. It cures Asthma, Loss of Voice, Neural gia, .St. Vitus Dance, Epileptic Kits. Whoop ing Cough, Nervousness, and is a most won derful adjunct to other remedies in sustaining life during the process of Diphtheria. Do not lie deceived by remedies hearing a similar name, no other preparation is a sub stitute for this under any circumstances. Look out for the name and address, J. 1. FELLOWS’, St. John, N. I!., on the yellow wrapper in watermark which is seen hy hold ing the paper before the light. Price tSil.rtO per Bottle, six for S7.o0. Sold hy all Druggists. iunoW-tend&wlv At KIMBALL'S, Cor. Bridge and Water* CURE BY ABSORPTION! Without Dosing—The Better Way. HOLMAN LIVER AND A6UE PAD -AND a Medicinal Absorptive Si j UOlty FOOT PLASTERS, a and AUSO/trriOX SALT Sj for Medicated font Hathx. These remedies which are the sole exponent* nl the 'nre by Absorption ns oppoHn) to IM>«* tins, turn- been prov eif the ••ln il|H*st mill Must tire. /'W Hnwhi for Alt Diseases ArMtiff •com Malaria or a Disordered stonunh or Hirer. »nd n i- ll-knowu fact that nearly all the dfseu* thai attack the Iniinau body eau he traced directly or indirectly t*»these two organ*. it Is known by urinal experience that there I* no dis* an* that attack* the youth or adult of both hcxcm that can e.cen h* modijini by the use of drugs, but that can be acted oil in a lay mar* HiitUfactory and immanent iimiimr bv the HOLM AS Lt\ l.HPAD 1 O.'S HE ME Dll V_ \iiml>rrlrss Cnses, I'inally A«* kiio\vl l»c Bryoud I lie ItrsM'li of Urdiriiir Imre broil Savrd uuilrr tlir Mil.l Arlioii of Tlirsr Itrmrdie* Alwnr. Add re**, HOLMAN LIVER PAD CO., 117 ami ll'j Middle Street, Portland, Maine. Partridge Bros., Agents for Augusta, Me. July 17-tfcwtlUiept t UNK. DOLLAIC you can buy a tiood Fur Hat at (iKT('HFLI/H Corner Bridgeund Wat «rst*. nprHttf DEVOLVES FEES' »l.k 1.111 UKTUIUliM^ A.J.I™. .1. MOWN« WIN. W.. OIM.Wireti.iV THE FOOD REMEDY, PHOSPHATINE piio*i*iiatiae l« a Remedy for Const OPTION. PIIONPOATIIIE I the Remedy for Pyspkpsi 1*110*P 11 ATI A E Will speedily cure Nkiivocs I)ishA**Ks. 1*110*1*11 ATI A E l-i the great Remedy lor Fkm u.i; Wkakni sh. P1IONPII ATI A E Is the great Life-saver among children. 1*110*1*11 ATI A E Is the most pkkfktt I oxk lor the AciKP. At this season of the year, delicate people, espe daily women and children, lose their appetite, and in consequence, their strength, to such a degree flint th'-y art b»i» p**orJy |n*e*>Br*»d to endure the summer heats and to resist malarial or other uWea-cs. Ait such need 1*110*1*11 ATI A K. Cany a few bottles with you to the seashore, or into the country, or wherever traveling. If will prevent the ills resulting from drinking strange w ater, and ward ofl all .Summer Complaints. V*» a beverage for 'tiinmer ami a nreveiitive of Stn-stkok k, nothing is more beneficial and effectual than PHO* 1*11 ATI AE* Circulars free. Prepare*! only by DR. GEO. L. AUSTIN CO., ?l»MUkNtr.r«, Ho.lull. Mao*. l’liospliatlnc is sold by nil druggists. }*i>elOteodfcw3tno> _ I'ar-Nliulli of Label on each Hot tic*. Nothing equal# this preparation for Cholera Mor bus, Dysentery, Plarriuca, Cramp* in the Stomach, Cold#, Chill*, etc. It i* prepared ft» meet those case# incident to hot weather, like summer complaint and similar disorders. It i* made from the best and purest articles, t ontnin* no cayenne or other fiery or injurious drug* to cheapen. It f* made of tin* Pure Jamaica dinner and choice* aromatics. One. fourth of the liquid portion i* the finest French llramlft. which with the* ginger and aromatics makes it an incomparable remedy for every household Ask your druggist or grocer for Parsons* Essence* of .lamacia t.iuger, and take no other. I'rice Ub and 50 .•eat* |H-r bottle, PARSONS, BANOS St CO., Wholesale Druggists, Port laud, Me ills 17-1 &wtillscptl Furniture Selling Cheap! —AT WHIFPLE’S, HALLOWELL I have on hand a large' stock Furniture, of every description. Can give* Parlor Sets upholstered to or der chamber Set* painted to order. ISepniringof all description*. t all i arly, and secure good bargains. CARPETS CHEAP. WIIIPPLK llatluwvll, May 23, 1879. Itf PATENTS. R. RE. E3D3D"5T, No. 7tl Pit ale St., opposite Kilby, Huston Secures Patents in tin* United States; also in Croat Britain, France and other foreign couuirivs. Copier, of the elaims of any Patent furnished bv remitting one dollar. Assignnuit* recorded at tVashingtou. A' Ayency in the I niteU State* po***»*es superior fa~ ril it it ies/br obtaining Patents or oscertaininy the natentubility of invent ions. K. II. F.DDY, Solicitor of Patents. testimonials. "I regard Mr. Eddy ns one of the most capable am! successful practitioners with whom 1 have had offi cial intercourse. CHAM MASON, Commissioner* of Patents. "Inventors cannot employ a person more trustwor thy or more cupable of securing for them an early and favorable consideration at the Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner of Patents." Boston, October 19, 1870. R. *1- EDDY, Esq.,—Dear sir: you procured for me, in 1840, my first patent. Since then vou have uc ted for and advised me in hundreds of cases, and procured many patents, reissues uud extensions. I have oce*.*hmally employed the best agencies in New York, rtiiludcIpfilH and \VH*hingtou, but still I give you almost the whulc of my business, !u your Hue, and adv ise other* to employ’}ou. Your# truly, OEOROK DRAPER. I Boston, .lanuary 1 1879. ivl Xrto atibrrttsrmmts. {ffliflUia Mints Wo U'l.l |>:»y A; 111!«i. Mi.tfi Y .si |M r luolll i end -I it i on a.i m**iI o'-r in w :m.I u'.:» «*/m t j-iv, ruuii'li-fit***. AiiUii** •.-,ii**MAa A* o.,AluU. atiglMw pIDER MILL SCREWS. I >.n.| for oimil«r tVKBBKH. II tt H.AXO I &HIIII.IIIIM H. Hiilmlllr, M>lnr. uugt'J !w APIIliro F. 4i. It Mil A to., Portland, V L Ull Maim tor tin tn-d Agoio Mn~in« in O bln Li tlu* world. Ex|H*iuitv».? Outfit Fro*. miKl.’ IW a Month and exotnsta gunraatead to AfOtt. Outlit fro*. Ml \w A Augusta, Mr. augl-Mw A YEAlt and ♦,X|m,um,h toiignit*. Outlit fro*. Addroo* I’, O. Ylt KEICY, Auguit ta. Maim*. auglMw of 4 lim** imiTtot on«* WO-k in 350 m*wnu«|a*r« for f JO >oid 1«H*. for 100 jiagr puuiphh t. **e« are paid in cash only. Policies are issued payable at the death of the Insured, also payable at the end ol a certain number of yeai*. Policies are also Issued on the TONTINE PLAN, or u|>on the principle of accumulating profits for defi nite period*, which was first introduced by this Socie ty, aud lias been recommended aud endorsed by emi nent expert* in Life Insurance, and by lending busi ness men. Fortv-Four per cent, lias bee n earned and accumulated on the premiums paid on its Tontine Life Policies, and forty per cent, on its Tontine Endow inent Policies, issued within the last five years. The Directors of the Equitable Fife Assurance So ciety represent exclusively the Interests of the Policy holders, and in presenting the Society to notice, they feel that it has strong claim* upon public confidence, bees use of the strict and conservative principles by w idth it* various department* are governed. In the asset! ami in the administration of the Society, a per fect security is given for the future, which is of great inmortfci’cc to tuo*«* depending upon tlielc insurance policies for the ultimate support of their families. No Fife lusurance Company ha* such large annual transactirn> a* the Equitable; none is more prompt av'just in ID dealings. FRANK SE. NYE, General Agent for Central Maine OFFICE IN ALLEN'S NEW BUILDING, Water St., Augusta, Me. Hood Af/entH Wanted. lulylOtkw provkkbh\ •‘For sinking spells, fits, dizziness, palpita tion and low spirits, rely on Hop Bitters.” •‘Head of, procure am! use Hop Hitters, uud you will no strong healthy and happy.” ••Ladles, do yon want to be strong, healthy and beautiful? Then use Hop Hitter* •‘The greatest ap petizer, stomach, blood and liver regu lator—Hop Hitters •Clergymen, Law yers, hdltor*. Hank ers and l-adles need Hop Hitters daily.” •‘Hop Bitters has re stored to sobriety and health, perfect wrecks from Intemperance. ••Sour stomach, sick headache and dizzi ness, Hop Hitters cures with a few doses Bend for^r f PROVERB*. “$300 will be Paid for a case that llop Hitters will not cure or help." “Hop Hitter* build* up, strengthens and cure* continually from the first uom?.” •‘Kidney and Uri nary coinplnlnt* of all k I h d a permanently cured by Hop Hitter*" Hoi* Coy on Craa la the sweet eat, safest and best. Ask children. The Hop Pad for Stomach, Liver and Kidneys la naperlar in all others. Ask Irugglst*. D.I.C.Isan absolute and Ir eslatable cure for drunkenness, use of opium, tobacco and and narcotics All abore add by druggists Hop Hitters Manufacturing. Co., Jlocbester, N.Y. Circular. E. COREY CO. 12.7 a ml 127 Commercial St., PORTLAND, MAINE. DEALERS IN IRON AND STEEL, Carriage Hardware, Wheels. Shafts. Bent Rims, Hubs, and Spokes. r amts New York Stocks B'i’JGIIT AND MILD ON COMMISSION anil car riad al a margin or one per cent. First laaa a'ock privileges which frequent)* liny 10 to IV limes the amount invested. Send f> circular, or call on BECK A CO.. Bankers ant’ UrokersExcbange Place, Boston. novil eodtf STOCKBRIDUE MANURES. Originated by Levi Stockbridge, Professor of Ag rieulturt In the Massachusetts Agricultural College They have bacu extensively used for six years. Send or a little book describing them and giving dlrcc tions for cultivating farm HUd garden crops. Every farmer, gardener, or cultvlator of a kitchen garden should send for a copy niailtd Jrer. BUHKKH KKRTILIZKR COMPANY, At Chatham Street, Hoatom tl Park Plarr, Nrw York* and it North Water Street, Rorheater, N. V. 15tf VASSAR COLLEGE, though keeptie, N. W For the Liberal Kd oration oj Women. Examinations I for on trance, s**pt. 17. I’liargn* $400 m year, l.'ata loguus M>nt on application to \X. Is.Dramk, KigiMtrur. .lUgllJttuliiW Nrto atobrrtisrmrnts. Enlarged May l«t,l*VW. l*rlce unrl»*n«rd. Tin* only combination of the true .Tauiuica (linger with choice aromatics and French brandy lor correct ing intemperate habits, regulating tin* stomach and bowels, breaking up colds, chills, and fevers, is S \N \m \n (iisi'Elt. f or rellev iug gouty and rheumutic pains, prev cutiug malarial levers, ami pro muting sleep it is truly woudertul. Ask for san I uun'l. iiujrH tw nANOi&ww; Organs oolv ,. \ddre-s, h.WIKL F. REA l n HMniugtan, N. .1. July tSI »w BBNSON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTERS CURE8 LAME ft WEAK BACK. SOI.!) BY AM. IMIGGGIsTH. jnlytftMw 500 MEN OR WOMEN WANTED. To canvas* for one of the Heat .Yew Official Railroad, IHalanrrHiulfoniily Mia pa of I’. M. and W orld now published for llu-piirt.Ouly Mioall capital to make from ft-I to ft* a day on Mil* and our new chart*. Apply at ouce toll. L.Glkhn. sv.\ Publisher and General Agent, L’oucorel, N. II. July’ilMw AMEXTi WANTED Forth* test jfturfraf Hilling lictorial lliM»k* and llilde*. Price* reduced Xi per ceut. Nation At. ITmi.IhHINo C«»., Philadel phia, Pa. jifylMw SALESMEN WANTED, Two energetic men wanted to sell standard goods to Merchant* and business men In Middle and New Kngland State*. (iiHNi salary and *tcudy employ mi nt tor shaip salesmen that can *ell the good*. None other* wanted. Addre*.*, s. s»t.n» e.n, l.iomi was.N.V. lulygMW OHO returns iu day* on $IOO invested, tJ)ls4UU itfleial Report* and Information flree. Like profit* weekly on stock option* ot $10 to $60. Address T. It »I TEH WIGHT GO., Hankers, k*. Wall St., N\ Y. _ julysflMw ‘^^^^KED/T Io*ited in Saving* Banks is not to be •axed to depositors hereafter. Dividend* as soon as declared art added to the pi in cipal, thus compounding the interest every six month*. Loaus made to depositors on depositing their Bank Book as security. Office In Freeman's Bank Building. RUSSELL EATON, Treasurer. W. F. 1IALLETT, President. Augusta, Jan. 1 1879. antwtfcwtf MISS MORGAN’S Day and Boarding School for Young Ladles, At Portsmouth, N. II., re-opens September 24. Thor, ough instruction in all English studies; and special opportunities for French and German by native Teachers who reside in the family. .Send for eiren ar. _ Julyiteodym Klmbair. rnoio^rapIiM IU tnmiTAt.L.BD. Comer Bridge and hater Si Professional (Tarts. E. W. WHITEHOU8E, Freeman's Bank Building, Augusta, Maine, Dealer in lira/ Estate. Hoime* and Land* lo let or for Mile. Several d**. •drable rcsddeiiei and large and eligible lot* of land 111 Augimta and ieinil v, lor «me. tsr Hill* collected nroiently and without lo**. Apply in |H-rm>n or by fetter. iuMlttt CROOKER HILL, Residence And Office Winthrop Street, one door east of Baptist Church, (the church with the to>«'ii clock,) In rear of theCourt Houm Augimti^ Maine. Office Hour* from l» A. M. to 12 M. iutie22ttf L. J. CROOKER. J. F HILL. W, L Thompson, X, D. Will S, Thompson, X, D. Hour* at Auf/uwta. Hour* at .1 uyunta. I to 3 P. M. IO to 12 A. M. Hour* at ilnt/turr/l. Hour* at Uatlturrll. 10 to II A. M. 2 to 4 P. M. **-Office at Augusta, Coruer State aud (ireen Stcct*. At Hallowell, Corner of Water and Iidon Street*, oirr Shoe Store of M. W. Iloyd. mayltittf Ayer s Hair Vigor, V-OR RESTORING GRAY HAIR to its xa'i rn.ti. in u.nr ixn roi.oit. Advancing vears, *ick mss, rare, disappoint ment, and hereditary predisposition, all turn the hair gray, and eith er of them iueliue it to shed prematurely. ATKK'h IIaik VhiOK, Shy long and extensive ^use, has proven that it stops the falling of the 1 hair immediately; often renews the growth; and alw ays surely restores Its color when faded and gray. It stimulates the nutri tive organs to healthy activity, and preserves both the hair and its beauty. Thus brashy, weak or sick ly hair Imtoiiics glossy, pliable and strengthened; lost hair re-grows with lively expression; falling hair is checked and stublished; thin hair thickens; and faded or gray hairs resume their original color. Its operation U sure and harmless. It cures dan druff, In als all humors, and keeps the scalp, cool, dean and soft—uuder which conditions, diseases o! the scalp art' impossible. Asa dressing for ladies* hair, the Yk.oi: is prais ed for its grateful and agreeable perfume, and val ued for the soft lustre and richness of tone it imparts. 1*KE1*ARKI> IIV DR. J. C. AYER CO., Lowell. Mass., I*raKl HOISTS AN1I IlKAI.kltS IN JlkllMI.NK. junH0-wlawt'5w&tc4 facilities for maiiufactiiring to order, BIjAISTIt BOOKS of any pattern of ruling and iu substantial bindings with or without printed headings, 1 all to see sped mens and leant price*. A. J. CAMERON, BOOKBINDER. AUGUSTA, ME. mar20** i..%*%■ r f,w msm THE GREATEST WASHING COMPOUND Ever put upon the market, and the only out that abalishot toil and drudgery without injuring tho jinost fabric. No tunily ehould be without it The saving of Labor, Tloeo, and Soap, will prove astonishing. SOLO BV GROCERS EVERYWHERE Bat beware of vile Imitations. ASK FOR PEARUNE. JAMES PYLE. New York. junc->,toticow lOwIt weo wot MINERAL SPRING HOTEL, VIENNA, MAINE. Tliis House Is now open for the accommodation of pernmuent and transient guests. Located about 18 mile* from Augusta on the Htage roud to Farmington. The waters of them* springe are a sure and speedy cure for all Kidney troubles, Khcuiimtisin, Dyspepsia, Humors of the blood, kc. The House will be lcept strictly I rat class, and Is supplied with the water from tlie spring. There are tine facilities for boat ing and flshltif'. Send for circular containlug analy sis of water, cures, kt. M. W. MEAD, Proprietor. junel.lf.Inins Irgal Sbbrntscmrnts. PETITION. T«. the Honorable Couuty Commissioners for the 1 •*unt> of.Somerset. The undersigned Inhabitants of Carratunk and the fork* rluntMtioii, re*|xet fully represent that public convenience require* the lo«'atiou nfaroad tieginning ut some |joint on the rieu-.aut IVnd road,to called, in i ariutunk I'lautHtiou, ami leading tile nee in the most direct and practicable route, to some iNdnt near the house ot U« relict I*. Ilill in the Forks IMantatlun v\ e iherefore pray that your lioiior*, lifter due notice, w ill view said route and take such action in regardto t lie meat ion of said road as In vour judgment the public giMHi mav reouire. LAW ItKNfK 1*. III LI., and seven other*. Carratuuk, Aug. 4th, 1*79. .State or Maine. SOMERSET.. SS.—Court of County Commitiion. e# s, Any, term, 1S7U. fiH.ii the foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence having been received that the petitioner* are res. ponsihle, and ought to be beard touching the matter sot forth in tlieir iNdition. It I* *e.H of the 4 'ommissioners’ meeting afore said, be given to ull |a-rsoiis and corporations inter ested, bv publishing an attest.il ropy of the petition aforesaid, w ith this order thereon, six weeks sucoe*. sively in the .Somerset Keimrter, u public newsiiaper m-iuted at skowhegan, an said couuty, and in the K.-nm-lHH' Journal, a public newspaper printed at Au gusta, in Kennebec County, by the printers to the Mate the publication ot the same to Ih* at least thir ty days Ik-fore the (one appointed for said view, that all Interested may then ap|H-ar and be heard, if they think pro)M*r. Attest.—L. II. WRBR, Clerk. A true copy ofthe|iet it Ion and order of Court there. Oil. "\v;u Alt. st.—L. II. WF.RR, Clerk. To thf /Ion. County Commi**ioner* of Aroontool. r I^IIF. undersigned, citi/en* of said coun tv, respect A fully represent that public convenience and necessity require the location of a countv road he. giiiiiiug at the center of the Military road iso-called) near the residence of Mrs. I'hette Hummer in Reed I'lautaf ion, t lienee running by the most feasible route to the K. X. A. railroad, near the Wvtopitlock station in said plantation. We therefore request you to view said route und locate «aid road, at your earliest coincidence. Ii. W CARPENTER and 7*9 others. f POOS TOOK, 'ovrt of Count# Commission er*, Ant# Term 1870. on tlie foregoing petition, OHDKHKti. That no tiee lie given that tin- (nuitiiissioners will meet on Wednesday. Oct. H, 1*70, at :o A. M., at Mm. Itiehe Plummer* in *aid Re**d Piaiitatiou (No 1, Range 3) and luar nil parties interested in said roud, aud on the samedny proceed to view the route mentioned in |*»id petition, aud take such further action In the premises as they judge proper, said notice to lie git i n hr sen ing attested copies of the petitiou and this order upon the clerk ol said Reed Plantation, and u|h»ii Isaac M. Bragg, i 1>. llryaut as trustee of the s. K. Ilerscy estate, John Lane, I'. D. Webster, K. Webster, Ihivis R. Stock well, Geo. Chalmers. Loomis Baylor, M. J. Baldwin, lor the T. W. Bald, win estate, (ieo. A. Cpton, lor the E. A. l*nton es t. ite, Greenw«hm| Rollins, R. ii. Rollins, r reeiuau Fierce, Jonas Clifford, Seth Clifford, Frank Frontv. Win. A. Condon, S. II. Condon. C. Springer, S. slier* wood. Flicbe Fhiininer, the K. k X. A. It. It. Com 1'iiuy, and >etli Spaulding, siipjaised owners of lands in said township, the other owner* Being unknown, and the Commissioner* tielng unable to ascertain by reasonable diligence who they are; and by (tosting up like copies III three public places in said’plantation; ami bv publishing the name three successive we* k* in the Aroostook Times, a newspaper published at Moulton in said County of Aroostook. and six scce» sive weeks in the Kcnuchec Joiiruai,the State paper, the last publication and said service and posting to be ut least thirty days before said meeting, that all parties interested inav attend and lie heard, If the\ see Ut. Attest -RANSOM NORTON, clerk. A true copy of petitiou and order. flw.tO Attest -RANSOM NORTON, Clerk. >TOTlCK Is.llKRKBY GIVEN, That the suhscri* I ber has lieen duly appointed Administrator with the will annexed, oil the estate of GEORGE CHCRCH, lute of Fariningdale, ill the County of KenneU-c, drCeasfd, Intestate, and has undertaken that trust by glveu bond a* the law directs: All persons, therefore, having demauda against the estate ol said deceased, are desired t« ex hibit the same for settlement: and ull indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate pavuu nt to EZR A H. SMITH. Aug. 4, l*7t>. 3w.Tt >TorICeTs HEREBY GIVEN, that the sub. scriber has beeu duly uppoiuted Administrator on the estate of FRED W. RFNNELLS, late of Clinton, in the County of Kennelicr, deceased, intestate, and has undertaken that trust by giving bond as the law directs: All persons, therefore, having demands against the estate of said deceased arc desired to ex hi hit the aame for settlement; and all indebted to said estate are requested to make Immediate payment to MARY B. RI NNELI-S. Jaly 21,181 ftwtt \TOTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the sub ,n scriber has been duly appointed Administrator with file will annexed on the estate of WESTERN T. FIERCE, late of Windsor, in the County of Kennebec, deceased, intestate, and lias undertaken thut trust by giving bond as the law direct*. All person*. therefore, having demands against the estute of said deceasi-d are, desired to ex hibit the same for settlement; and all indebted to said estate are request**! to make immediate payment to ETliKNE W. Willi FIRM SE. July 21. 1 v7*.». 3w:i3 Y«»rn El*hereby given, I'mtt* l»*r lias Im*ui duly appointed Exi-cutor of the will of AARON KLDKIliCK. lute of Clinton, in the County of Kennebec, deceased. Intestate, and has undertaken that trust by giving bond as the law directs: All persons, th« reTore, having demauda against the estute of said d^-ceased, lire de^red to ex hibit the Maine for settlement; aud ull indebted to sa d •‘state are requested to make immediate payment to JONES E. KLDRIDGF. July 21, _3w33 KKXXEJIKC COCXT— in Probate Court, at Augusta, on thr Mrst .\fointmj of August, 1879. A KHTAININ'STIH SIKN’r,purporting tob*lhe last w ill and teutauient of Benjamin W. Robin son, late of Sidney, in said County, deceased, having been presented tor probate OKliKHKH, That notice thereof be giveu three weeks successively prior to the third Monday of Sept, next, in the Kennebec Journal, a newspa per prluted in Augusta, that allpersoii* interested n ay attend ut a Court of Frobate. then to be holden at Au gusta, and show cause, if any, why the said instru. meat should not lie proved, approved and allowed, u* the last will and testament ot the said deceased. II. K. BAKER, Judge. Attest: CIIARLKS IIkwins, Register. 3w*l VIH K K Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the subscri ber has been duly apjmlntcd Administratrix on the (-state of i CHARLES A. FAGE, late of Hallowed, in the County of Kennebec, deceased, intestate, and ha* undertaken that trust bv giving bond as the law directs: All persous therefore naving demands against the estate of said deceased are desired fo ex hibit the same for settlement; ami all indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate pay ment to SARAH G. PAGE.' July 21,1S70.jw33 VTOTI( K IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the subscri a N 1h r ha* been duly appointed Administrator with tin* will annexed oil the estate of ANN E. LANG, late of Vassalboro, in the County of Kennebec, deceased. Intestate,and has undertaken that trust bv given bond a« the law’ directs: All jhtsoiih therefore, liuving demands against the estate of said deceased are desired to ex hibit the same for settlement; mid all indebted to said estate are requested to make immediata pay. ment to CHARLES It. CATES. July *21. 187W. Kw.tt >YOT!CK IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the subscri I tier ha* been duly appoluted Administratrix on the estate of G. MONROE DEXTER,late of Wayne, (n the County of Kennebec, deceased, intestate, and has undertaken that trust liy giveu bond as the law directs: All persons, therefore, having demands against the estate of said deceased are desired to ex hi bit the same for settlement; and all Indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to JFLIA V. DEXTER. August 4, 187V._ 3w33 K EXXEBEC COUNTY.—In Prohate Court, at Auqustn, on the firnt \foutlay of'Aaf/unt, IS79. A Certain instrument, purporting to be the last will and testament of Nathaniel Dex* ter, late of Rost on, Mass., in said County, deceased, having been presented for probate, In this State, having been probated in Mass: Orukkkd, That notice thereof tie given three weeka successively prior to the third Mouday of Sept, next, in the Kennebec Journal, newspa per printed In Augusta, that all persons Interested may attend at a Court of Probate then to lie holden at Augusta, and show cause, If any, why the said Instrument should not be proved, approved und allowed, as the last will and testament of the said deceased. H. K. BAKER, Jodge. Attest: CHARLES I1EWIN8, Register. 3wftt COMMISSIONERS’ NOTICE. THE undesigned, Commtiiionen appointed by the Judge of Probate for Kennebec Couuty, to receive and rxumluc tbe claim, of creditor, again*! the date ol Warren Perctvul, late of Vaatalboro', dr ced'd, reprem-nted ineolvent, give notice that four month, from tile 13th day of Mar, 187V, are allowed for aald eredltor, to preaent and prove their claim,. JOSEPH W. PATTKK80N, lr_ EUUENE W. WHITKIIOU8K, Commlttfoneri. Augu,t 4 1870. augfitAwJw* roorta of inaotvenay. NOTICE I, hereby given, than Coart, of IbioI* vency, will be held at the Pr< be e Otlce, la Angneta, on the eeroail and lourib Monday a. in enen month, at two o’clock la tha afternoon, until othewiee ordered. _ H. K. BAKU, Judgo. chabum H swims, Boglater. Nov. 1,1878. tAwU