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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

AHlE1IEIiN VIC s1.cfs! for wears from Nervous
Debility. Premature lecsy aNd IA lie effects 81 youthful
iif''-rie'.on. VIII. for The SHE q: ai:crirr humanity.
se'd ifce 10 All Who heed i. ile receipt sra t~.scc:i.rs
iot Iask'n. ne siirsi- reincty ~ which la wss crrca,
sonerefs waiting < .rohtiyiLe @sseiGfsr RS exger,usc,
can 90 20 " addressing, in iclf G. c,al fence.
Jo.!.S y. OGDEN.
iane Z. 'ao-ly 81. q Le!ar street. Nov Yn-i.
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DIR. JOHN BULLS
SAEsSAPARILLA
A Good Reason scr tho Captains Faith,
Read the Captains Letter
AND TIRE
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.


rrSTo. Banr,cws, Missouri. Aprii 20 lscc.
IN. icnN ltii Deer So. knowing tie cnicjoirv -.
vogr saIsaraTiila, and HE hc : ling and lcre;,ciai anal.
i9s i fossess,s. sch. yea lie following s,at,n,e,t =.
M csse. "
! vAa rounded about two years ago-was taken pris-
cneI end confined fer six months. Icirc rcy,d So M.
ten. Ely wounds have moi healed vet. I have M en. T.,
2 iuori,it since / was woun.ied. ! am shof ,hr.urh ,he
his. Ny eerert! health i ilarsirc,.. and need s,nr-
ihinE T. sssiai nature. ! have mere falih Ii your sar.
sspaFilla than anything eisr. ! wish thai IN n rrru-
The. Please express ne half a dozen iuUl,sasrt Mic.
CArrAi. {. 7. aniiNSCS
81. Louis. Missouri.
~. She following was written April 20. 1856. by
sra. Jennie lchnscn. Mother Of carfa.n Johnson -
ln. Btft-lcar Sir: Ny husband. ~ G s Int,yo.
= ~sailiiail surre,n ard physician III Corral Sy
"here ne diet. leaving The ahprc G. l.. Johnson ~ ),
care. AZ Thirteen yea's " rye he had 4 clr,r,c disrrlss
,id Seroiila. for which J gave him your Sarsanarilla-
" cfs'p. niu. ! have fer ten years recommended /, !,
laaiF m scw York. Chic. and lows. for sc-o1li,. fevo,
syrss' sad general debility. rerfect success las a,tcnss
'uNr iHF cfrfs Ffftclfn ~ SOME e,srs or ,,,.,,t,
MP ffNfa s"hrs wfhN ANGST sfAcrLors. am snx.
Tor my son ro again have recourse 10 your ssrssn
irilla. lleis fearful Of getting q spurion. niirle l.nro
writing 70 yon for II. Ills wounds were terrible ~.
believe he will recover. ~
Respectfully, JENNIE Jouxsox
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NOTICE,

$ hereby given. that persons solcm-
4 nizing marriages, you will see that
the Marriage License should be returned
with the Certificate of marriage to tkr
clerks Office. where the same were issued,
See Revised Statntc. Vol. 2 Page. 40.
Il. II. EDMONSTON, CLERK.
Jasper, January 81 iS7O.-tf.
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IL Col. Cy. Allen intends milking the
,acc Tor Congress again in this district =
provided Gen. Lag. Noble permits his
homiiation by the Mongrcls. We have
.sard Zen. Ms name mentioned in the
eaInc connection. -Ninccnnes Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-03-24
HOME
TESTIM Y.
DYSPEPSIA AMI RHEU.
MATISM.


CaEsASlSG, SAGINAW Co.. MrcH.,l
July Sd, 1858.
DR.. c. W. Roback, Dear Sir:
Myfather, now about sixty-four
years of age, has been, for the
last five years, severely afflicted
with Dyspepsia and Rheuma.
tism,attendedwith generalnerv.
Gus arrangement; indeed, to
such an extent, us to defy the
Medical skill of our best Fh:.
sicians. And | can truly say,
that ! believe it was reserved
for your Scandinavian Rene
dies to perform what all other
remedies had failed to do,--to
work a radical cure. For, after
takinga Box Of your Blood Pills
and bottle of Puriiier, he began
torecover rapidly; hisappetite
returned, the Rheumatic pains
left him, and he is now in the en-
joymentofbetter health than he
has enjoyed in the last tiftee"
years, and is heavier in flesh
than he ever was before. And
can not close this without say
ing, that l believe your Rene
dies are all and more than they
IRE represented.
Yours respectfully.
JAMES r. TERRY.
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cAs rsra''f k~'''e r'e ''7s n ~; >rre r-.-a,
@'swt ct cath t9rls lr .clu i'm ~ issus slgp
& inaaefact-gc END aei. w. nista, Joia .mil's lnur
=, rrp' OF Lotittiie ltn'rthY iNuFi,e VA. he !stc
Oh efch ioNle. Ii ny pri.aie stamp ii LU o. ,acl
boiiie DO nct ~Iurehafe or you VIII lie d,eeivod.-
see my eolsn'n ad,eii cement. and my show card.
mii. prosecute sny enc infringing on my .ight. The genu.
inc Smiths Tonic syrup can ,nly be rrspsrslly ny
self.
TnE Irniic's SERVANT,
Dir. JorE DrLL.
Louisville, Kentucky. January 29, 1879.
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Especial Se.ice.l
WORDS OF WISDOM
FOR YOUNG MEN,

ON tile i'u'.u. PASSION n Youth and Early y. d.
hoe Niih Sill .ciP Tor ,i,e Esrns and Unfortunate
sent n sealed letter enNel"res. fee !: e,.rse. Adj
tr.ss. lio WARD ASSOCIATION, rex r.. IrLAprrrIn..
PISS. i-ac !, 'e9-sy
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were. tho attention ~ onf ftece'c e fie ur.,flia
cert :sesss .! cures r~os.eir,t ~ Ir. G. E.jtsyni.
tfo Setncl.af!sn Atdic.T... We do So. I,.vn,
BEN to lesene.ns.- 1he egeri has fiovn Is III e,,sr-
"a 's.iers, ccriss or which hpp ear below. The ,fsrs,.-
~. 81 THESE ncA.riLss sl'.,s.ze Is 10 ssy, tist N.y
VIII g'v. . reward Of ton ;l&uSaId dollars (, sr, rs,ss
Hho VIII fhos tha, any ~ Ire letters Teferf,d IL or. u.t
eufrehtic: Ihey have been Stli Erssliritsd, ed IL.
hase ~ tEsir resletE'N1 ctsf 6,ltO vi d e.ni.sr
eAsractsr: Any nFrrr's. caa le..s.y H., rest .i.,t.t<I
ol the value OF ihoss truly ~vcn5yfrl s-ssfs. foH.cr'.
|s.Ex AID ELcop l.iLs."
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b U l. LIS
CEDR0N DITTERS.
AUTHENTIC
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM.
Testimony of Medical Mer.

sTosy PoiNT, WniTr Ccr.rr, Arkansas Nav o, ,ecc
I'm. ionN HrL,-near Sir; Las; Frbri.s-, ~
J. louisville purchasing drugs. snd l rot some ,s ,on ~
Sarsarairlla and t,aron Tstfcrs. F" ''"'
"H so' ip-ia". who wa with me in the store. has been
Gown WIN rheumatism FIR some fIrlr. ecp,n.,'... !,
Your h'rlEHs' and socn found bis general health I'M.
he also Improved. Z" snc
Hr. Coffee, WHO he. been in lad health f,r sc,or.,
NeHrs siorNsen nid liver Affected = he improved y,rv
mach tv the nee uf your Iitgcfs, r,asrI ,.s =" ,ey
ritlefs fss gwen Nni great ropu,nritv in his se,th.'
iarn,, flink could sell q great quantity 81 vour m NM
6narsadaFila. shin ne sir Memphis. care ~ Iiets, ~
.Nseley. Eespe~tfnllv, n n ,y.S'
frepsrcd ~ nr. JoHy nrLL a, lis Laha;orv' Fla,
street, Louisville, Ky. !' RITA
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nTlf you want any Window Glass,
varnishcs, or Linsccd oil, 60 10
l.. P%IcKHARDr, lIuntingburg, Ind.
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Horse and Jack Bills.
arc prepared to get up Horse and
~ oils In tho very ncatest, handsomcst
VIE Our cuts are Of the beet.
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HOME MONY.

Louisville, Kentucky. January %, 1879.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19

under the present aspect OF affairs. A
Paris writer says THE Empress is dale
" devotee at the shrine Of Our Lady of Vic
tory. She comes incognito, repairs to the
shrine, prays, deposits her offering, and
departs. When the army set out for the
Italian war, she presented o. l.. o. v.
Our Lady of Victory with q splendid
candclabra, which was duly honored with
Il distinguished place in that lady's cabinet
Of religious curiosities. Her Majesty has
Just added another similar gift to the same
cabinet 1t is Il somewhat curions sight
to see the Virgins chapel lighted up, as
it is every night now, with scores OF tapers
on the triangular wooden frame affected
to the illuminatorv service OF the Shrine,
and around and about a literal crowd OF
kneeling women engaged in silent prayer
Who shall dare tear away the vail from
those agonizcd hearts of mothers and
sisters. bursting with the frenzy OF bereave-
ment, the Anguish Of suspense-with APP
prehension for the safety and the return OF
the loved ones away
General lie Bput"s little speech to the
six Young Gardes Mobiles who were his
secretaries seems to have been very much
to the purpose: "Gentlemcn, we are be-
ginning the campaign; we will live well
when circumstances are favorable; when
we can get nothing, which may happen,
we will buckle our Wristbands in tightly.
You will have much work and little rest.
my esteem, the certainty of being useful
to your country. and on the least indiscre-
ton a ball through your head. And now,
gentleman, break up"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19

the first Bull Run battle, for the inhunan,
indecent and unpatriotic manner in which
he treated the Union cause. lie has ever
since been drag upon the democratic
party, and this action Of the party in his
district, just when they have an opportu-
ritv to make heavy gains throughout the
State. will serve to counterbalance good
many errors on the other side Mr.. Peters,
who was elected in 1868 by a majority of
nearly five thousand in that district, will
find the battle all ready fought and won
with this nomination.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19
Republican county Conventions.

The money question is rising into i'm
portqnce as the war in Europe goes on
Even Prussia with the credit which the
great Frederick bequcathed her as ma
ton based upon the idea of the utility OF
hard money, and having successfully
maintained it in practice up to the present
time, finds it difficult to fill her Golfers as
she would like, although the King leads
off with a liberal loan. Poor France is as
bankrupt in her Treasury as she is in
good generalship, and gives paper prom
ises instead of gold. that remind the re-
luctant taker of the day of ''assignats.
Commencing so soon to refuse specie pay
ment. the prospect of her failure in pecu
MARY resources is about even with thu
chance of failure TO defend Paris, and one
would be as fatal as the other. The en-
ormous expense of carrying on modern
warfare is the grand difficulty None,
fails before men. The victorious party
finds it no easy task to pay the bills incur
red, and the beaten one goes into bank
ruptcy, like the c. S. A.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19
WAR SPLINI'ERS.

The Generalization of the French ar
mics is quite as bad as the generalship that
controls them The difference between
the first and last Napoleon is that one led
his own troops to victory, the other leads
the enemy to victory.
The French have been more successful
in their campaign against journalists than
against Prussians. There are II few left
however to tell what progress Napoleon
makes towards Paris.
A correspondent describes King William
ON his way to the war as follows: The
hero King has just passed Cologne, and
with him was silent Moltke and audacious
Bismarck There he sat. the ruler of a
great country. the future Emperor of Ger
many. his face smiling, and yet with an
expression of thoughtiulness, for in few
days he will stand ut the head OF one of
the greatest armies the world has ever
seen, ready to fight for the honor, indepen-
dence, and liberty of a great nation And
mere L part lDtlClpdtc tuftt Hc'N' i''' " WV
been SO popular as is the present; the ha-
tired of the French is beyond description.
About 10, 900 inhabitants went, therefore,
singing and cheering, to the station to
give expression to their patriotic enthusi-
asm in presence Of King William and his
suite. At s 30 the train stopped, and
! when the imposing head of the monarch
became visible through the window, the
crowd raised cheers which seemed TO
cease no more Then the pupils OF the
| schools returned the "Wacht am Rhein,'
the anthem, "lIeil dir i'm Sieges kranz,"
the national song, ''Ieh bin Elm Preusse,'
and other patriotic songs The King was
evidently pleased with this reception, and
bowed and saluted smilingly the thou
sands. Isaw old warriors movedt 10 tears
when beholding the countenance of their
SUP rene master TO whom they adhere
with unbounded devotion"
i 1t appears that Eugene is very devoted
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GENERAL NEWS.

The census returns indicate the population
Of Wisconsin will not exceed nine hundred
and fifty thousand.
All the conductors on the Erie Railroad are
married men. No single man is employed in
that capacity.
Belgium, a little kingdom of 1882 square
miles--about the size of Maryland-gives
comfortable support to over zoe, 900 people,
or about 500 to the square mile.
An Assistant United States Marshal in
Louisville, in taking the census, asked coll
ored woman what personal property she pos
sesscd to which she replied, "Notlin' but
desc tree chillen yere. an dey ant with
much since the Emancipation prOcklcrmation.
San Francisco, i is claimed in a recent ar
tcle in the Overland Monthly. now islands
far ahead of any other city in the United
States. or. indeed, in Europe, in point of ho-
tel accommodations. The capital invested
in the five principal hotels of the city amounts
to four million eight hundred thousand dol
lars, the annual income from them being
nearly three millions of dollars.
The Indian Bureau has received letter
from the agent at the Chippewa Agency, Red
Lake, Mimi, dated July, which says war
party of thirty Indians, comprising the best
warriors of the tribe, were about to leave on
an expedition to find some Sioux. Bad Boy,
one of the warriors, promises not to trouble
peaceable Sioux, but if they encounter hostile
Sioux they shall fight.
Henri Rochefort, whose name was so con-
stantly before the Paris public few months
ago, seems now to have become almost for
gotten by all but the judicial authorities of
the Empire. NJ. Rochefort's sentence of six
months imprisonment expires on the 9Th ul-
timo, but he was officially informed that he
would have to undergo a further detention of
four months, to which he was condemned for
another offence under the Press laws.
The acting Secretary of the Treasury has
issued the following order to Collectors of
Customs:
1.-The Marine Hospital tax having been in
creased from twenty cents to forty cents, by
an act passed at the last session of Congress,
the same taking effect the 1st inst, you are
hereby instructed to assess and to collect
from the crew of every vessel forty cents per
month for each and every seaman who has
been employed on any vessel since she was
last entered at any port of the United States,
according to the provisions of that act"
The following is succinct but spirited &C.
count of the history of Kilkenny cats:
There onst was two cats in Kilkenny
And aich thought there was one cat too many;
so they quarreled and fit,
And they gohghed and they Bit
TIL, excepting their males,
And the tip OF their tales,
Instead oI two cats there wasn't any.
General Grant has had sherf's warrant
served upon him in St. Louis, damages laid
at three thousand dollars, because a horse
belonging to him kicked and broke the leg of
another horse that as in the same pasture
with his.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19

General Roberts, upon taking command
of the democratic forces at Bangor, as
sumed in his speech to the assembled
braves that his supreme duty will be to
teach the young democracy" to Irvine
lovingly with the "old hunkers." This
will be delightful occupation for the
General and as he will 20 next
September "where the woodbine twineth'
he can take examples in the broad field of
natura upon the art oftwining.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19
POLITICAL.

President Grants attention having been
called to despatch stating that it was UNI
derstood in republican circles that he OPP
poses the nomination of Mr.. Greeley for
Governor OF New York, he pronounces il
utterly untrue. On the contrary, he ex
presses himself quite favorable to Mr.
Greeley's nomination. and thinks that no
candidate can be put in the field who can
get more votes against john L. Hoffman
than Horace Greeley.
The New York Evening Post thus rakes
up the history Of Marcellus Emery, al
though, It would rather not. ''Mr. Emery
was throughout the war violent rebel
partisan. and his newspaper, the Bangor
Democrat, was seized and destroyed pS
the Infatuated friends Of the soldiers a'ss'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19

The gushing harmony of the dem ocrat-
ic convention is the theme of all the dem
ocratic editors 1t amazes them to think
they held convention without row.
For once ''grim visaged war smoothed
her wrinkled 'front.'" and peace reigned in
Norombega. The melting repentance Of
the democratic clans is however like that
of the sick man who. feeling that he was
about to die, sent for neighbor with
whom he had had a quarrel, and settled
the difficulty with him. Just as the man
was leaving the room. the sick man rose
up and said: "Look here, want you to
understand that if get well this all goes
for nothing" When another convention
comes around prepare for music between
the democratic grey-beards and no.
boards.
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TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
Maine Central f. z.

DRpPb>Al viii be received until l. O'Clock NJ
i on the 10Th Of Ausust last foI the performance
OF the grading, masonry, bridging: and The laying
of the track ana listing, according 20 the slec
ncdtons and plans to be furnished At the Engineers
oihcc in Augusta, of The extension of the Maine
Central Railroad between point at or near Dan
Vile Junction and point 81 junst on with tie line
the Portland Il kcnlebec Railroad in Cunher-
land or Falmouth either upon the line by way of
Cray Corner Ia Falmouth. or 10y way of Royals
River to Cumberland. Proposals Will he received
for sections or the whole work on either line.
Plans. lrotes and specifications may b" ecen ut
the Engineers office in Augusta ON and ;f er the
10Th day OF August current, where blanks tor pro-
po>;ils may be had.
Il. ID. RICE, President
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HOTEL FOR SALE
OR LIE A Sc.

Elegantly furnished throughout being the only
regular hotel in tourisbng city of 2200o inhlbi-
taht- adjoining the city of Boston; 80 large rooms
splendid suits riri gilt papered parors; large
and magnificent bar.room, black walnut bar, fine
pictures French plate mirrors, marble mantlcs,
gas and water. The finest furnished and finished
house Of size in the state Can be filled the ylar
round The bar alune is Il fortune A new build
ing belonging on the premises could he easily con
basement of the hotel into barber shop ANA pain
rooms. all of which would pay largely This Il the
best opening for good hotelktepe, t" be found IN
the country and is offered ON account of old age
and feeble health of the owner. a farm Would ne
taken in part payment. For particulars or address
apply to H. BlChNELi.,
augl0tlw Chelsea, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19

on T,,u-sdav August aNt 1870 mt III o'clock a. NJ.
for the purpose OF nominating candidates tor sen
ator sheriff, County Attorney, Register OF PROBATE
County Commissioner, County Treasurer, ana ."
transact all other business that may properly come
before the Convention.
The basis of representation viii be as ioiio"s :
Each town and plantation VIII be entitled Ia one
delegate and an additional delegate for every MY
votes east for the Republican cand date at the Cub
ernatorisl election of lsS 4 majority traction
will be entitled Ia am additional delegate.
ANDREW LACY, Wiscasret,
JAMES 4. HALL, Damariecotta, RfPH6ftcan
SAMUEL l.. MILLER, Wadoboro', tonn'y
sAMuELJ. BOND. Jefferson CoM@dtee.
HORACE F0ssETT, Bristol,
July IL, 1870.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19
domestic News.

The barn of Solomon Staples Of Biddeford
was struck y lightning on Friday afternoon
last, taking fire and was consume with all its
contents, consisting of 25 tons Of hay, 80 TO
60 bushels Of barley, one new moving ma
chine, andnearly all his farming tools. Loss
about $500: no insurance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19

The August term OF the Supreme Judicial
Court for Sagadahoc County commenced its
session in Bath, on Tuesday, Judge Barrows
presiding.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19

The Wing learns that the completion of the
Z. & N. A. Railway, which has been set at
November, II, is now talked of at September.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19

The new Baptist house of worship in Au-
burn will be dedicated Thursday, August %.
The exercises will commence at half-past two
o'clock, Z. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19

The Wing says the prospect is that the
coming session of the Penobscot Musical As
ISOLATION will be one of the most successful
ever held in Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19

The Swedes who have recently come to this
State are Baptists and have with them Bap-
fist minister.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-19

Some religious interest is reported in Etna,
there being several recent converts, and also
some inquirers