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Hocal anil £>tate Nctos.
Augusta boys in California are "munching'1
strawberries.
Why is Hallowell like Webster’s new Dic
tionary? Because it is un(ajbridged.
The advertised rcceipc for making two
pounds of butter from one is nothing butter
shrewd advertising dodge.
The valuation commissioners have about
closed up their arduous labors. They have
reported in full to the legislature.
At a meeting of the members of the Are de
partment last evening, the present board of
engineers was recommended to the city coun
cil for re-election.
Another snow storm yesterday with about
two feet of snow, blocking railroads, side- ^
walks and streets, demonstrated how winter
lores to linger in the lap of spring.
Yesterday was St. Patrick’s day. There ■
was no particular demonstration among our
Irish citizens, although undoubtedly the pat
ron saint was held in kindly remembrance. j
The afternoon train yesterday was about
three hours late on account of the immense
body of snow between Richmond and Bow
doinham.
Two horses were sold in Iloulion recently,
to gentlemen from New Ytrk—one by D. W.
Atherton for $1,000, and the other by A. C.
Eaton for $9iH).
The grocery store of Byron Mathews in
Southport, was destroyed by fire the night of
the 1st inat., with its entire contents. Loss
$1,200; mostly covered by insurance.
There is talk of building a new town house
in Oldtown. The town is out of debt, hare
money in tlieir pockets, and can well afford
to erect a fine building.
By the plan for rebuilding the railroad
bridge, the bridge will be made straight, thus
avoiding the angle that existed in the old
bridge. The approach to the bridge on this
side the river will be a little farther north than
at present.
The expenditures of the town of China for
the past year were $33,125 01; amount of re
sources exclusive of State Bonds, $39,293 31.
In the hands of the Treasurer. $0,173 30.
Liabilities of the town, including $12,703 33
of State Bonds, $34,955 50.
We arc informed by Mr. P. O. Vickery,
Chief Engineer of the Eire Department, that
the total loss by fire in this city, the past year
was $2,690.50; insurance on same, $090.50;
losses over and above insuranee, $2,000.00.
We believe this is the smallest loss by fire
since Augusta was incorporated as a city.
Cannot some effort be made to obtain the
services of Dr. Lees, the great English tem
perance lecturer, in Augusta, for one evening?
We understand that he is to remain in Port
land for a short time and will hold himself in
readiness to respond to the invitation of par
ties.
The Gardiner Journal says that the plans
for the new high school building are in tbe
bands of the architect to be put into working
shape, and as soon at completed, arrangements
will be made to have the work proceeded with.
Stone for tbe foundation lias been delivered on
the ground, and other materials will be imme
diately contracted tor, anil the building com
menced as soon as the frost is out of the
ground in the spring.
The fiftieth anniversary of the admission of
Maine into the Union was appropriately cele
brated in Gardiner on Tuesday evening by a
grand dress ball at Johnson's llall. It was
pronounced decidedly the most brilliant and
successful affair that has come off in Gardi
diner for years. The ladies were dressed with
excellent taste, bringing out a magnificent dis
play of taatily arranged toilets. Several were
privileged to be present from this city, and
the enjoyment they received can only be meas
ured by their enthusiastic description of the
affair. Music was furnished by Chandler's
Portland Band, and it is not necessary to say
that it was excellent.
Bosworth'a new clothing and turniahing
store on Water, near Bridge street, has really
metropolitan appearance. In all its appoint
ments and arrangements it is a first class
clothing store, having been arranged with the
jtniost taste anel skill. Everything is "as neat
a pin;” the store is roomy, airy and light;
there is plenty of room for the display ol goods
and the accommodation of the large number of
customers who are instinctively drawn to
wards Boswortli wherever he • ‘pitches his tent.”
While he is now supplied with improved facil
ties it is fair to presume that his list of
customers will increase. As regards the in
ti1 mal arangements of this establishment, we
do not see how any improvement can well be
made. Charlie Ayer is still “knight of the
scissors," a position which he has held for
many years, and has gained hosts of friends
by his perfect fits. He is well assisted by Mr.
McGinty. Every department of this large es
tablishment is now in perfect running order^
and the proprietor is ready to meet all calls.
Transfers sfReal Estate.
Frank L. Hamlen of Augusta, to Kufus Y.
Crockett of Augusta, lot of land on the East
aide of Perhant street, in Augusta, March 5.
Joseph Dudley of Augusta, to Eben F.
Dudley of Augusta, land and building In Au
gusta, on Belgrade road, March 12.
Joseph Dudley of Augusta, to Lorinda S.
Dudley of Augusta, land and house in Au
gusta, on Belgrade road, March 12.
Patrick Henry Cummings of Gardiner, to
James Andrews of Gardiner, lot and buildings
nntho west side of Autumn street, Gardiner,
March 11.
William H. Humphrey of Augusta, to Lar
kin M. Leland, of Auguata, lot of land east
side of the river, in Augusta, the first range
of lota, containing 25 acres, March 16.
Larkin M. Leland to Wm. Humphrey, lot
in first raugc, cast side of the river, Augusta,
March 15.
William H. Humphrey to Belinda Wall of
Augusta, lot in first range east side of the riv
er, Augusta, March 15.
Jotiah Brown of Augusta, to William 11.
Humphrey, lot, cast side of the river in first
range, March 15.
James C. Kunnels of Gardiner, to John
Baker of Farmingdalc, lot and buildings on
south side of North street, March 12, 1870*
1 Mpreme Jarilclal Coart, March Ttna. (harle
| Daiforth, J. PreaHIn*.
Thursday, March 17.
j State is William G. Kingsbury. Tin tcsti
monj on both sides was closed at half-past 9
i and Mr. I’illsbury commenced hit argument
for the defence. Ha finished at twenty min
utes before three. Mr. Pillsbufy argued flit
defence with his usual ability and adroitness
confining himself principally to the labor oi
j refuting, as he claimed, the testimony o:
James Kitchen in the ease, and to make it ap
: ]H-ar that his testimony was unreliable and
| therefore should have no weight, and arguing
that a conviction of the prisoner at the bat
should not he had if there existed in the mindi
| of the jury a doubt as to his guilt. Mr. Pills
bury occupied three hours and a half in hit
argument, lie was followed in the afternoon
by Mr. Whitehousc, County Attorney, in the
! closing argument for government. Mr. White
| house reviewed in a clear and able umnnei
I the testimony, and argued with a good deal ol
j force that the evidence of tho prisoner's guilt
! was both clear and convincing. The County
Attorney held the close attention of the crowd
ed eourt-rooin during the hour and a half oc
, cupied in his argument. After the arguments
j the Judge then excused the jury, with the
assent of counsel, till morning, remarking that
they must he too much fatigued aftci their
long sitting in a crowded room to have the
case committed to them this afternoon. Tho
charge will be given them on the opening of
the court in the morning.
State i s Joseph Kilts, indicted for the lar
ceny of two swarms of bee# and one hundred
pounds of honey, at West Watcrvillo. Kemp
ton for dft. Trial commenced.
' Appointments by the Governor.
j The following nominations have been made
by the Governor, in addition to those given
| yesterday :
Knox Cointv.
| liuggle* S. Torrey, St. George, J. 1’. 4 y.
Lincoln County.
Peter Iiunton, Jefferson, Trial Jtt>.
Edward Weeks, Aina, J. P. 4 y.
Oxrouir C'ocnty.
Thomas Moulton, Porter, J. P. 4 y.
Plnobscot County,
George 11. Haynes, Winn, J. P. 4 y.
j X. M. Hartwell, Oldtown, “
i Gustavus B. Ero'st, Corinna, Trial Jus.
Yobk County.
Luther P. Call, Kitterv, Cumr. of Wrecks.
Asa Gowen. Elliot. Trial Jus.
Luther T. Mason. Biddeford, J. P. 4 y.
The following lines were written by a
tioarder at the Insane Hospital. They were
suggested by the death of bis mother:
In memory of Mrs. Sarah II. Wadsworth, who
I died in Hiratu. Jan 13th, 1870, aged 70 y ears
MOTHER.
| Far hack in gathering shades of long ago,
i Mihi. loving eyes were gazing into mine:
A graceful form was constantly before me,
With busy footsteps flitting to and fro;
A mild, sweet face was oitetl trending over me,
With love almost dit ine.
My mother watched my waking hours and
slumbers.
And loved and cherished me ;
And mother, now I pen in broken numbers,
This tribute unto thee.
; Akin to that sweet influence from the skies,
The heavenly dove,
Is that blest boon that never, never dit
A Mother’s love.
Oh, mother, hast thou gone l1
It cannot, cannot be ;
And yet I know
Tliy mild blue eye is dim,
Thy heart no more with sorrow’s pang shall
swell,
Thy form is resting 'ncath the drifted «nnw,
Thy weary spirit's wafted hack to Him
Who doeth all things w ell.
Thy gentle soul has flown,
Flown to the beauteous shore.
With downy wing.
And round the glorious throne,
Forevermore
The entrancing song with seraph voice shall
sing.
Return, oh days of joy.
E’er sin had left its stain.
l>ays witen my mother heard my prayer,
And loved her hoy.
Return, oh days of yore !
The wild winds heeding not my bitti r woe,
Come pealing with a dirge like strain.
Then, sad, wild music mournfully am! slow.
Like voices in the air,
You call, hut call in vain;
A day once past returneth nevermore.
I give thee up—still sing thy glorious si ng.
Farewell, a sad farewell, my mother dear.
Thy soul is with the joyous white robed throng.
And I. alas, am here.
Rev. W. W. Marsit ot Bangor, recently re
ceived the handsome of $KiO at a donation
party given him.
Genuine cold cream, camphor, ice and
glycerine lotions for chapped hands and lips,
can be had at Partridge's Drug Store.
St'KtNOv. This expression covers a multi
tude of ill feelings of this season, which can
| he ca-ily remedied by the use of some one of
the many good spring hitters and tonics sold
at Partridge’s Drug Store.
Rich's Vegetable Cough Cordial i- com
pounded according to the best principles of
medical science. It contains no mineral
poisons, and is a never failing cure.
Specie Payment Rescued.—After April
1st, change will be made in specie at Frank
Kinsman’s Drug Store.
Don’t miss the opportunity to see those fine
goods displayed at Frank Kinsman's Drug
Store. Prices reasonable to suit the times.
The great causes of so many young people
being gray hauled is on account of their hav
ing used the vile compounds which have
flooded the market so long. Nature's Hair
Restorative is a sure remedy for this. Char
at crystal; perfectly sweet, clean and relia
ble. All druggists sell it. 75 cents per bottle.
| See advertisement.
Dirt).
i Jn Gardiner, 15th in*t., Cora Ella Spear, need 16
years; 10th inst . Willie 8<ott, son of Jnme? M. and
Mary E. Howland, aired 7 year?.
In Maohia?, 4th inst , Mr# Betsey Conners, aged
69 years 10 month*.
fn Chelsea, Mas*.. 7th in*t. ettddgnly, Hannah
| M-, wife of the Hcv. Wra. 8 Bartlett.
Somerset & Kennebec Railroad Co.
rpilE Stockholders of the Somerset & Kennebec
J. Kailroad Company are hereby notified to meet
at the Treasurer's Ottb-e,
IN AUGUSTA,
Ou Tuesday, the '19th day of March inst.,
at 11 o’clock A. M., to make such arrangements In
: regard to building an Iron Bridge at Augusta, and
forming a permanent eomieclion with the Portland
A Kennebec Railroad Company by lease, consoli
dation or otherwise, as shall be found expedient.
Also to art on any otlter business that may come
before them.
A. T THOMPSON’, Senretary.
Augusta, Mar. U, 1870. tl7iutir-4iuAJ wifi
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday t Saturday,
March 19th, 17th, 1 nth and 19th.
L O C rTe N I A,
The Royal Conjuror,
IN his wonderful Illusions and astonishing trans
formations, together with hie mammoth troupe of
* Trained Canaries, .Tata Sparrows d* Paro
quets, White Mice d* Russian Cat.
200 Klcsant and Useful Presents!
(iiven away to the audience, upon his original and
impartial plan, euch as W a tehee, Furniture, Tur
keys, Chickens, limns, itarrela of Flour, Tous of
Coal, Lamps, Crockery, Ac.
Admission 35 cis. ; Reserved Scats. 50 c/s.
«;RAXD MATL\EK, 8ATCKDAY. IfrTH, at
2l, o'clock, when children will be admitted for 15
cents every child receiving a present.
SAM NlIARPLKY, Manager
PHILO A CLARKK, Agent.
♦ 12mar-I w
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SOMETHING NEW !
Peculiarly Adapted to the Climate ot
fiew England.
moil’s
Vrgrtablc Cough Balsam !
i
srnr i
I Pronounced by leading- Physicians to be the
Host General Remedy
— FOR —
Coughs, Colds, Croup, Bronchitis,
And all affection* of the
Tliroat and Uiings,
yet offered to the public. Try it. and be convinced.
For bale l»y all Druggists. Price 5o eta. per bottle.
T. A (.'HICK. General Aqtnt.
Augusta, Me . Mar 13, 1870. {lTmar-tf
Portland & Kennebec Railroad Co.
\ MEETING of the Stockholder* 01 the Portland
and Keunebec Railroad Company will be held
at the Trettburei’* Office,
IN AUGUSTA,
On Tuesday afternoon, March 20th,
at 3** o’clock, to act upon the question of consoli
dating the capital stock of tuid road with the cap
ital stock of the Somerset A K-nnebec Railroad
Company, and to act upon any other business that
may come before said meeting*.
J S. cr.*?HI2CG, Secretary.
Augtifttif Mar. 14.1870. ♦ li>mar-td'
Paper Hangings!
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
Stamped and Machine Quid, Satin, White
Blank*, Buff and Brou n
PAPER HANGINGS, BORDERS,
Paper St Linen Curtains,
Of the very latest style* and in great variety, just
received, which we oiler at
Low Prices for Cush
Beale & Farnham,
£03 Water Street.
Augusta. Mar. 10, 1870. llmar-3w
WILLIAM H. MOODBIRY,
(Successor to E. D. Norcross,;
— DEALER IN —
Hot Air Furnaces, Stoves & Ranges,
For Wood or Coal,
Tin, Pressed, and Japanned
WARES !
and KITCHEN GOODS generally.
TIN ROOFING & JOBBING
OK ALL KINDS
Promptly utfendrd to.
Sf special attention given to fitting up
Hot Air Furnaces ! 1
A few Doors south of the Railroad. Bridge,
Water Street, Augnuta.
fl2iuar&w-ly
Remnants! Remnants,
JUST DECEIVED BY
Barton & Russell,
A X O III i: II LOT
OK THOSE REMNANTS. OF
BKOVViN COTTONS!
Iii the following widths:
3-4, 4-4, 9-8, 9-4, 10-4.
The above Good* are the production ol the
well-known
A ndi osco'j'jin Mills*,
And will be t-old
From ,'t to 12\ Ctx. per yd.
CNDER PRICE.
Barton & Russell.
Augusta, Mar. 11, 1*70. tljmar if
FOWLER, HAMLEN 4 SMITH,
DEADER* IN
KIRtlH & DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
AND MANVFACTURKRB OF
Ladies’ & Misses’ Cloaks,
OPERA CAPES,
% ■_ " . -T» -
Ao*i Ao*i Ao»
147 Water Street,
AUGUSTA, :ME.
I,. 11. FOWLER,
FRED HAMLEN
I tlSjan-lf U. E. SMITH.
Hotel Notice.
ffMIE Gardiner Hotel having been thor*
L oughlv repaired, and entirely new fur*
m»hed, will be opened Wednesday, Dec.
15th. (SUYER C. ROf.tlNS.
Gardiner, I)ee. 13, lotiO.
jBY TELEGRAPH
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Daily Kennebec Journal.
[By the Western Union Line—Offices Granite Bank
Building and the Mate House 1
THE STORM.
Rockland, Me., March 17.
j A severe north-east snow storm commenced
at an early hour last evening, and continued
through the night and afternoon of to-day.
The wind has blown a gale and much snow
j fallen which is very badly drifted.
Omaha, March J7.
. The greatest snow storm has prevailed here
J for the last three days, since the Union Pacific
was built. 7 he line is open the whole length
aipl trains are running regularly.
Buffalo. March 17.
1 The Lake Shore A Great Western trains
are on time. 1 lie Grand 'Trunk was G hours
! behind time. The Central ia blockaded by
snow beyond Rochester, and there has been
no trains on the line since ye«terdav.
Celebration of Saint Patrick’s Day
in New Haven, Conn,
N'lw Haven. Conn.. March 17.
The Irish residents ol the city celebrated
I the anniversary of Irelands patron saint, by
! » procession this afternoon. It was very
: long, all the Irish military and civil societies
; participating, The temperance societies
; turned out very strong, both in youths and
adults, showing that u good work is being
done here by them. In the evening. Rev.
Mr. Murphy of Norwalk lectured at St
Johns Church, and the sons of Brin partook
of their annual dinner at the Revere House.
Stabbing AffVay.
Xr.w York, March 17.
During an altercation in 2d Avenue this
evening. Michael Martin stabbed Patrick
W elch, inflicting, probably, a fatal wound.
Important to tho Subscribers of the
Avondale Relief Fund.
Scranton, Pa., March 17.
The managers of the Avondale Association
have directed the Secretary to commence
suites, after giving 10 days notice, against all
delinquent subscribers ot the Avondale Relief
Fund.
Nevada Legislature.
JiFFRsoN City, Xev., March 17.
The House yesterday passed a bill pro
viding for the state, guaranteeing ten years
interest on the county and municipal bonds
issued for the purpose of improvements, no
county to incur a debt ot ten per cent, of its
valuation.
The Albany Si Susquehanna Rail
road.
Ai.iianv, March 17.
Judge Johnson of Rochester, has given a
decision restoring the Albany & Susquehanna
Railroad to the possession of The Receiver,
and leaving the Ramsay party in undisputed
control of the property.
Obituary.
New York, March 17.
\V. W. Connell, a well known iron mer
chant, died this evening at Washington
Heights.
Foreign News by Cable.
London, March 17.
The false report of the arrival of the City
of Uoston originated in the [Stock Hoard in
this city. Universal indignation is expressed
on account ot the cruel hoax.
Paris, March 17.
American newspapers were distributed to
day tor the lirst time in twelve days. There
is great dissatisfaction with the trans-oceanic
mail facilities.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Xeiv York Money Market.
New York, Mar. 17.
Money mure active at 5flU per cent.
1 ureigu hx. linage Jirrn ut less,
UnlJ Has mure active ami excited during the
atteriiuun 111 cuuseuuem c ut' telegrams fiuiu Wash
ington that the ciiau.es were improving fur 11
speedy passage ul the landing bill Alter the lurui
al clusing ul the ruum the price weakened, declin
ing to Ilf
governments steady and closed at the following
quotations:
t luted States Sixes coupons' lsgl, 114\4117.
“ " a-fiTs IS-.-f UO1,
“ " in .4 lnsaiuu.b
. lNA lotiq 31JIO,
" •* “ 1n;5 Jan. A .1 ulv, log ,
.. In >7 ' lnuqgiute,
“ “ “ lsoe loie, ,i |mi ,
“ “ 10-408, (coupons; los;, i loo
New York Produce Market.
New York, March 17.
( OTTON—sales 2000 bales; m d uplands 4:1.
FLOl'H—sales 7,4uu bbls 1 -tate and w estern dull.
state 4."a>4-'Au; ruimd huup Ohio 4gag be, western
450n|H3ii; southern 5g.'.jj,.<>5
HHEAT—No i spring 1104114; white state 150;
winter red and amber we tern 1 f-'n 1'[7 lur hew .
CORN—new mixed western sgntii
DATs—state we-luu ilj 4g
l'OUK—mess Jo uo; prime JiiueaSo.
l.AKI)—Steam l;i»«<iltS; kettle 111,415',.
Ill IILIC—Ohio 144*0; state fUjjtO.
Chicago Produce Market
Chicago. March 17.
FLOUR—spring extra* 42'»aU*o.
WHEAT—No 2 85*664; Ne 2 76*$76*.
CORN—No 2 71*; uugi ailet-o.
oAT>-dull at 3-5>f/jili;* for No. 2
KYE—firmer ami higher at 05* a'*> for No. 2.
First Letter Foundry in New England.
Commenced in 1817.
Boston Type Foundry
Always noted for its
Hard and Tough Metal,
And Its large varieties of
BOOK AND JOB TYPE,
And lately lor its unrivalled
IV e w m pn |> o i* Fnoeii.
Electrotyping Done In all its Brandies.
Address orders to
J. A. ST. JOHN, Agent,
65 Water ..Boston.
SUPERIOR TYPE METAL.
Long experience and the ulrao.-t care are neces
sary to ensure good metal, even w ith a knowledge
of thereat combinations—therefore, the safest way
is to buy of the oldest established Foundry.
NEWSPAPER STYLES.
Our Newspaper Faces (body, two-line, ami dis
plav) are of our owu cutting, and the best made, as
a glance at the papers we HI out will prove.
BOOK PACES.
Our speeinl Specimen of Bool. Pna'Os shows great
variety, adapted to all kinds of work, deluding our
llevived Old Styles, the most perfect embodiments
of Hie lettei s of the last century yet presented.
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Maine State Fair—1870.
PROPOSALS from any city or town ties iron* ol
Becuring the holding of the Show and Fair of
the
Maine State Agricultural Society,
the ensuing fall, should be forw arded to the under*
aigucd at an early day.
Per order of the Tnirte^#.
SAMVEL 1 BOA ROMAN.
Sec’y Me. State Agl Society.
Augusta, March 1,1*70._ 3wj0
BIIBY’SISLICKING & BLUEING,
The best in the market, tor sale at wholesale or re
tad by T1TCOM11 <JL ItOlUl,
Whole-ale ami Retail Druggists,
lfitf Best Knd Kennebrr Bridge.
Notice of Foreclosure.
WHEREAS Ira F. Seekins of ( linton, county of
? f Kennebec, and State of Maine, on the twentv
second day of June. I taw, conveyed to John it.
Hondalc of r-ui«i Clinton, by deed of mortgage re*
I corded in the Kennebec Registry, Book 27.1. Page
342. a certain lot of land, with the building* there
on. situated in said Clinton, on the road leading
from Hunter'* Mill* to school house near Rufus C
Dixon’*; it being an eight rod -trip lying north of
the north line of land of Heorge H Hobbs, and east
of said road, containing about live acres, reference
being had to said mortgage deed for a more par*
ticul.ir description ; and whereas the said John H.
Goodale. on tne tenth day of April. A. I> l*ot*. as
signed the said mortgage to me. Now tilt* condi
tions of said mortgage having been broken, 1 claim
to foreclose the same.
CHARLES JAOriTII.
Clinton, Mar. 15,1870. tlt>iaarat2w 18
StovesI Stoves !!
PKERLENft. TROPIC,
CITY OF BOIU KNTLR,
CHILSOA, IKBKFEAOENCK.
WHITE MOI.\TAI.\,
GARNET UA.NGEi also
WOOD & COAL FURNACES!
SECOND HAND STOVES
Bought and Sold.
All KINDS~0F JOBBING
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. AND
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED!
A. P. GOULD,
1 Hoar Yoiih of Railroad Ilrlttgr,
Water Street, Augusta.
JanlS-fSwitf
NEW AND POPILHB
Juvenile Music Book,
The Golden Robin.
By W. O. Perkins, Author of the ‘Nightingale,’
Ac.
Superior to all similar hooks of the kind. Con
taining very attractive Exercises, and several hun
<lred popular Songs. Sparkling music ! Alive with
the spirit of the times, adapted to all occasions.
Price 50 cents.
Sent postage paid on receipt of price.
OLIVER DITSON A CO.,
277 Washington Street. B«»~ton
C. H. DITSON A CO.v
711 Broadway, New York.
SHEETINGS AND SHIRTINGS,
LINEN GOODS AND CORSETS,
KID GLOVES, HOSIEEY,
SILKS, VELVET RIBBONS,
Fringes,
AND ALL SORTS OK SMALL WARES.
Clicap for C'iihUi
A t \V a r n e r ’ s ,
Opposite the Post Office.
my-W. 20
F. II. JACKSON,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
llallowell. Me.
OFFICE OVER AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK.
IF-Nprclal Attention paid to Collecting.
ffmtti __
"s I MON JOHN SON,
Livery Stable Keeper,
OPPOSITE THE
HULOWELL HOUSE,
Hallowell, - - MainS.
For Haiti.
rpiIE Farm lately belonging to Dr John Hubbard
A of llallowell. The property offered consists of
about thirtv acre?? of cultivated land, west of Higii
street, in llallowell, and tin* barn «»u the *ame
Apply to THOMAS H IIUBBARD.
jy27-e». 31 tf
For Sale !
THE BRICK BLOCK ON WATER STREET,
I EMBRACING a finely finished and furnished
j Tenement (recently occupied by L. L. Stiaw,
K»u ,) and a More underneath
The Iloute has an excellent cellar, kitchen, and
dining room*. parlor*, chambers, and all the con
venience* of a
Thoroughly Built Modern House.
The above will be told reasonably, with or with
out the furniture, upon application to
K I GOULD
At the Drug etore of I)r. Hawes.
Hallowell. Oct. li lfioU 44tf
Woolens! Woolens! Woolens!
Cloths for Pants,
Cloths for Coats,
Cloths for Suits,
Cloths for Boys’ Wear,
t Warner'h.
Silks! Silks! Silks!
6KKAT BARGAINS IN
BZjAOK SILKS :
AT WARNER’S.
AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
R. H.~EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late Agent of the U. S. Patent office, Washington,
under the Act ot 1837.
.Vo. 78 State Street, {opposite Killy Street) BOSTOX.
VFTEli au extensive practice of up\yard* of 20
years, contiuue* to >ecure Patent* in the Uni
ted Mate.-; also in Great Britain, France and other
foreign countries. (Mveuts, Specification*, Bond*,
Assignments, and all papers or drawing* for Pa
tent*. executed on reasonable term* with dispatch.
Researches made into American aud Foreign works
to determine the validity and utility of Patents of
Inventions, and legal aud other advice rendered on
all matters touching the same. Copies of the claims
of any patent furnished by remitting oue dollar.
Assignments recorded in \N a.-hiugtou.
N«> Agency in the United States possesses superi
or facilities for ohtuiniug Patent*', or ascertaining
the patentability of invention*.
I Hiring eight months the subscriber, in the course
o! his large practice, made on twice rejected appli
cations. fifteen appeal*: every one of which was de
cided in hi* fai'vr by the Commissioner of Patent*.
Toitimouiali.
“I regard Mr. Eddy as one of the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom I have had
ofil ial intercourse. CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner of Patents.
“I have no hesitation m assuring inventors that
they eaunot employ a man more competent and
trustworthy, and more capable of putting their ap
plications in a form to secure for them an early aud
favorable consideration at the Pate>nit Ofnee
KDMl NI> III KKh.,
Late Commissioner of Patent*.”
“Mr R. II Ei>i»y ha* made for me THIRTEEN
applications, in all but ONE oi which patent- have
been granted, and that one is now pending. Such
unmistakable proof of great talent and ability on bis
part lead- me to recommend all inventor.- to apply
to pirn to procure their patents, as they may be sure
of having the most faithful attention be.-towed on
their eases and at very reasonable charges.
JOHN TAGiLAJIT.”
Boston, Jan. 1,1870. Iy2
IBOSWOIE^TIEa:
HAVING REMOVED TO
: (2 r,®°r»« where
will be found a VERY LARGE STOCK of
SPRING WOOLLENS!
Or tlie Latest Fashions,
WHICH WILL BE CUT AND MADE UP TO ORDER IN THE
Very Latest Stylo.
ALSO, WILL BE FOUND
A LARGE STOCK OF
Ready Made Clothing,
-AND
Gents’ Furnishing Goods
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
R. T. BOS WORTH.
Augusta, Mar. 7th, 1370. f7niar-tf
Pure Drugs & Chemicals
FOlt SALE
At the Lowest Rates !
TOILET ARTICLES,
FRENCH, ENGLISH, & DOMESTIC SOAPS,
CAMPHOR ICE,
DcutlfriceM, English Cold Cream,
Coudray's Cosmetique and Pomade,
Bay Kura, German and Domestic Cologne,
Hair Oils, Dreasings, Keatorera and
Dyea, Perfumery, Sachet Bags, Toilet
Powders, Moth and Freckle Lotions,
Camel.a Balm, Luird’s Bloom of Youth,
Hagan’s Magnolia Balm, Barnes’ Mag
nolia Water. Shaving Cream and Soaps,
Shaving Brushes, itazor Strops,
Nail Fites and Cleaners,
Tweezers, Hand Mirrors, Dressing Cases,
I»TTFF HOX11H,
IVORY, TORTOISE SHEER. ./• HORS
Dressing and Pocket tombs,
fixe combs,
Nail, Tooth, Hair, Hat, and Clothes
nnusiiEs :
Thermometer*, Work Boxes,
PORTE MONNAIES, |
Pocket and Bill Books!
Feather Dusters,
PAINT & WHITEWASH BRUSHES,
SPONGES & CHAMOIS SKINS!
Cigar Cases, Cigars and Tobacco,
Humphrey's Homeopathic Sptcijirs,
Wellcome s and Fitch's Remedies,
and nil the popular
l'atcnt Medicines, ‘Dure Drugs,
' Chemicals & Family Medicines,
Fresh Pressed Xlerlos,
NEATS’ FOOT,
Lard, Sperm, Olive, and Kerosene
OILS, cfce.. c£jc.
WCnll and examine, and yon will llnd
PRICES EXTREMELY LOW. ,
J'hyticUtn’s Pre*crii>tioni carefully compoundedi
from pur*.* Medicmct. ut «tll huurb of Uie day und i
niyht.
A. C. DANA,
OlllCUiar HD il’OlllldAHT,
Successor lo J 1* I)EfcKING, No. 7 t’ni*>n Block,
Water Streot, Augusta, Me.
1)47
C*real Bargains at
'sg WELLS’ %
FURNITURE ROOMS,
Water Street, Augusta, Me.
a LARGE assortment ok new and sec- |
OM> HAND
I^nr niture,
Which will he sold at very low rates lor cash.
We al-o kcvp the beet slock ol
Walnut l as kits anti Coffins,
And COMMON COFFIN? ol 11 kind?, and the bust
trimming* w ith I'l.ile** engraved to order, and have
lately added an UMiottmciil ol
HOBBS or ALL KINDS,
All of whi h will be sold a* low as at any establish*
incut in the, Shite.
C. K. & H. U. WELLS. I
ritf_t
For Sale!
Billiard Tables at Bcdueed Prices,
NEW and second hai. .; carom or lour pockt ts,
all sizer*, with the I te.-t combination string
eiuhions, better th.ui nil the p it. id humbug-tan*
dan! llct e» or whalebone eu.-liious. Catgut cu.-h*
ion? ex lu ted. l*h a-» .-nil before purchasing else
where. li. HEI'l*'. loo Sudbury *treet. Boston,
Mas-. ocfiiMim ’
For Sale.
i A I.urge T wo Story 1louse, EH
and Oulliulldlnge,
With 11 acre* of Euiid, llu.'h located ou
i Bangor Street, Augusta.
MrTlils is a nice residence to be sold ou
Very Easy Teams.
I
j Apply to Mrs. B. F Rum;*, on the premises.
| t21ieb-tf
Kennebec Savings Bank.
V MEETING of the Corporators of die Kennebec
Savings Bank, will be held at the room# ot tho
i Freeman's National Bant of Augusta,
On SATIRDAT. the l»lb 8»y of Marrk lBst"
at 2 O'clock P. M., for the purpose of accepting the
chat ter and organizing said Rank by the choice ol
: the necessary utBaer*. E ^TOX
Onr or the Corporator*,
and also authorized hv the Act to call Hrd inerting.
Augusta, Mac. 10 ISid._ llluialld
Almanacs for 1870.
j JI/aT RECEIVED, A LARGE LOT OK THE
Maine Farmer’ll Almanacs,
Hv Daniel Robinson, for 1870, for sale low by gros*
dozen, or single at the sign of the My Latycr.
13T» Water Street.
CLAPP A NORTH.
Augusta, Nov. 18,1889. 48tf
J. W. TOWARD, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AM) Sl'RGKON.
Al lil NTA. ME.
Residence ou Giocn auect, op|o.-iM the Metho
dist Church. 20lf
*
(oiler k Giirdiuer,
143 Water Street,
SUCCESSOR TO CHAS. E. COLLER,
WHOLESALE DKAl.EC* IS
Saddlery Hardware !
Harness Leather,
S A D D L ,
WHIPS, BRUSHES, CURRYCOMBS!
HORSE BLANKETS,
Ual>e ou c.nmaue,
Halters, Surcingles, Bells, *
Travelling and
Nliopping Dagw !
LAP ROBES,
Dog Collars,
Grass & Wool Mats,
&c., &c., &c.
Tlu*y are now putting iu and keep constantly on
hand the largest and best selected stock ot all
good?- in the above line iu the e tv, and are resolved
to make it for the interest of the people to buy of
them.
Coder & Gardiner,
143 WATER STREET,
Manufacturers of
Har nesses :
HUG GY, COACH ASD TEAM,
Of all clashes and prices. Gold and Silver Plate,
English Covered, Japan and common white mount*
mgs, which they j-n poM* to >eli a> low as the low*
e.-t and wnmuit their work to give perfect satis
faction.
They also manufacture for their wholesale and
retail trade,
TRUNKS, VALISES,
CAE PET BAGS,
SIIA AVI. ST KAI5S,
All style! aud sizes, neat and fictlt from Ihei
lac to O' at
143 Water Street,
and made to stand travel—lettered with initials and
del venal iu any past ot the city without extra
ch~igo.
Harncetes and Trunks repaired neatly, promptly
aud at email charges.
143 HATER STREET,
Opposite Cony House,
JkTJGUSTA, TWIA1NE.
tiWJan-tf
LAST SENSATION!^
Great Closing Sale
Ladies’ Furs aud Robes,
Wlieelcr’s, — Gardiner.
I NOW offer mv entire etock of LA DIES’ Fl’IS
and KOBE - at ica> than curl to manufacture,
parties who wish to buy within the next two
yem and who wish to save money should uot tad
to improve tli.a
GREAT (h(»SI\G SALE
for I am going to SELL regardless of cost.
Remember the Place:
Oppouito the Post Office,
GARDINER. ME.
M. L. WHEELER,
jan702iud«!tw Successor to Hathaway &'Wheeler
BALLARD & CHASE,
WtlULkbALfc AM> KtTAIL UtiLtUS Uf
Tl.\,
BB1TA3.1M,
l'KLKM.n ft nil
im3t.VGP lVABBB,
u:0.\ WARE, GLASS HARE,
Table and Pocket lutlery,
SmHront, Rrushet, Promt, and a ilenrral A,tort
mud af Kit'hen Eurriddny Uaodt.
OHOOEniB’ OA.MS,
Stove and Furnace Pipe,
CI'TTKKS. CONI>VCTORS, he., made «o ocdftr,
an ! at llio lov\ u't rale..
doil Work promptly attended to
O l \ 1<>\ BLOCK, Hate, *<•, irtl'IIL
Jluy iu, liW.