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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-20

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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-20

ARRANGEMENTS have been made
for the exchange Of postal money or
dcrs between the United States and
Great Britain. It is proposed to effect
similar arrangements with Germany.
Let Norway and Sweden be also added
to the list.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-20

Why .as Eve not afraid Of the
measles l-Beesase she'd Adam. 49,:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-20
Alden's Ready
BOOK BINDER

See them ut Book Stores and
stamp for circulars, or rs &c
wheTe you saw this advertise
co >, Manufacturer, Chicago
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-20
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

Tho Twelfth Annual Republican State Conven.
ton will be held at Saint Paul, on WEDNESDAY,
THE TWENTIETH DAY OF SEPTEMBER A. D.
at 1871 at IAN, for the purpose Of nominating can.
ditates for the following State offices to be filled at
tho next general election, viz:
GOVERNOR,
~ LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
SECRETARY or STATE.
'STATE TREASURER,
ATTORNEY GENERAL, aud
81 TWO ASSOCIATE JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME
COURT.
Tho apportlonmsnt Of Delegated, which has been
determined upon, 10 based upon the Republican vote
5r Congressmen in 1870, a. follows:
One delegate for each $50 votes or major fraction
thereof and also ono for each county at largo.
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BOSTON
BOSTON
NJ EDICAL
INSTITUTE,
No. 81 Temple Place
BOSTON.
B. B. RUSSELL, Pres't.
W. R. WILBUR, secr'y.
B. GREENE, NJ. D.,
Supt. Physician

The object in establishing this Institution
was to attain the greatest perfection in the
preparation, practice and use Of Vegetable
Remedies, and to secure permanent place
wiGre Families, Invalids, or any person could
OBTAIN the best medical advice, and such rem
edies as each might require, without the use
Of poisonous drugs.
DR.. Greene has been Physician Of the Insti.
tute since its foundation, now more than
twenty-five years. Few men have had Sc
large experience in the treatment Of chronic
diseases. DR.. Greene is in his ffty-ffth year
and has devoted his life to this branch Of his
profession, and his success, we believe iswith.
out parallel.
Among the diseases to which he gives es-
pecial attention may be noticed Cancer, Scrof-
ala, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Consumption, Heart
Disease, Neuralgia, Asthma, Nervousness,
Rheumatism, Paralysis, Spinal Diseases, Dys'
pepsia, Liver Complaint, Female Complaints,
Faint Stomach, Erysipelas, White Swelling,
Salt Rheum, Canker, Deafness, kidney Dis
Eases, Seminal Weakness, SC.
DR.. Greenes Medical Pamphlet, descrip-
i've Of diseases and their proper treatment, win
20 sent free to invalids.
Address, r. GREENE, NJ. D.,
"a Temple Place, Boston, Mass
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The statement Of the national debt issue :.
from the Treasury department Friday shows
decrease during the month of November of
81, 462 0S3.18, and total decrease since
March 4, 1869 of s277 .2ll, s92.
The Earl of Chesterfield died in London
Yesterday. He was born in 1881, and his
family name was Stanhope. He was q MEM
Der of the Carlton Club, and his country resi-
dences were Briefly Park, Derbyshire, and
Shelford, Motifs. His death was caused by
typhus fever.
Thursday was one of the fete days of the
communists at Brussels, and, as was antici-
pated, the political disturbances were. re-
newed. In one instance military company
when ordered to charge upon the people
refused to obey. The selection of new cabi-
net has been intrusted to NJ. de Threux, and
the chambers stand adjourned until a new
ministry is formed. The latest dispatches
from Brussels say that the city is quiet.
Connolly is stated to have cried like
child when taken to Jail. He has private
apartments there. lie lacks $500. 900 of his
yail.
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Baltimore, 2. Mrs. Wharton the alleged
poisoner of Gen. ketcnam and others was to-
day removed from Baltimore Jail to Annapo-
lis, where her trial commences Monday.
Albany, 2. Navigation on the Hudson is
closed as far south ss Tivol. The ferry
boat at that point had ceased running, and
numerous boats, steamers and barges, all
heavily laden are frozen in between here and
Tivoli. The weather though moderate at
noon is growing colder to- night.
Newburg .. Van Deusen's large stables
were burned this forenoon. Loss $4,000; in
sured partially in the Providence & Hartford.
Halifax, .. Steamship Austrian ii ON
Liverpool arrived. The brig Gem of ST..
John was lost Wednesday near ScataTy island
The crew was saved.
ST. Catherine, Ont, 9. The canal is ull
of ice, but the weather is moderating. The
propellers are moving slowly and will get
through if it continues mild. Twenty-seyen
vessels are ice-bound at this port and Dali
housie.
Toronto, :. The weather is moderating
throughout the dominion.
Philadelphia, 2. Edward Biddle, convicted
ferred TO protect woman, who was nsulted
in the street to-day. He was sentenced to
eight and halfyears in the penetentiary.
Havana, .. An insurgent Major named
Arquisa, with four other officers and fifty
seven private soldiers surrendered to Gen.
Ambrudil.
Lawrence, KS, 2. The examination of
Mrs. Ruth charged with being an accomplice
in the murder of her husband by DR.. Medl-
colt began yesterday and was continued to-
day. No new facts elic ted.
Bangor, Me-, g. Marcellus Emery of the
Bangor Democrat, has issued prospectus of
new daily paper, to be allied the Bangor
Daily Commercial, to appear January LIST.
Lowell, Mass, 8. Several members of the
Hope Engine Company of Norfolk. Va, have
been on visit here for several days, and
been shown the m,tters of interest in the
city by their brother firemen. To-day they
were entertained to dinner at Long sought
for hotel, at Westford.
Columbus, O., 3. Capt. f. Primrose Jones
ordnance store keeper at the Uni,ed States
Arsenal, died yesterday.
Savannah, 8. Returned schooner Conscrya-
tive, after being out seven days for Boston,
loaded with cotton and lumber, leaking badly
and the pumps working continually.
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one of the most brilliant pianste in the world
Her repertoire is very large, and her power
of memory ranks with that of Bulow and
Tausig. She plays all the well known con-
certos by the great masters, the fugues by Bach
and others, the bravura p e:es BY List, Raft,
Rubinstein, &C., the poetic illusions by Chopi,.
and Schuman, from memory. This is the
first time that our citizens will have brought
to their very doors concert of this high
character, and Mr.. Thomas and his company
should have such greeting as was given to
Parepa on her first visit here. Should suffi-
cient numbers indicate their desire to attend,
special trains will run from Gardiner, Hal
lowell VassalbOro' and Waterville.
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Fires.

Boston 8. Fire broke out in the fifth story
front of the Warwick House, Washington
street, r. N. Start proprietor; owned by c.
A. Richards. Damage by fire and water to
the furniture, about Sl2 900 and $4,000; in
sured in the Lycoming of Pennsylvania and
Firemans New York, $4,000 each, balance
n Eastern offices.
Bangor, Me-, 8. A house in Oldtown,
owned by G. W. Bosworth and occupied by
Otis Hinckley, was burned on Thursday
night Loss twelve hundred dollars; in-
sured for seven hundred.
Portland, Me. 8. Fire tonight on Com
mercial street burned wooden building oc-
cupied as q saloon, kept by Peter O'Con-
nor and paint shop of j. Ilslery & Son. Loss
$4,000; insurance $1,000.
A despatch to the Argus states that the
Yarmouth Flour Mills, office, buildings,
&c, were destroyed by fire this morning.
There being no fire engine the flames could
not be arrested. Partially insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-04

Mr.. Joseph Griffin, the veteran printer at
Brunswick is busily engaged on his history
of printing in Maine, including an account of
the news and book press, and sketches of the
most prominent editors and publishers. We
have frequently alluded to the progress of this
work in our columns. The Farmer has been
favored with an examination of some of the
proof sheets, and says it will comprise first, a
historical introduction, giving general view
of the establishment rise and progress Of the
art in Maine, from Mr. Griffns pen, with his
personal "reminiscences and recollections of
early members of the craft. Following this
will be the newspaper histories of the several
counties, commencing with Cumberland, and
proceeding in the chronologic order in which
the art spread over the State. This will be
succeeded by history of the book press and
photography of the books printed by Maine
printers. In that part of the subject relating
to the newspapers of the several counties, Mr..
Griffin has received assistance from several
gentlemen interested in the matter 1t is print
ed from new type, on heavy tinted paper, the
page being large Alto size with wide mar
gin, forming altogether a handsome specimen
of book work. Several portraits of early
printers are to be inserted. The price per
copy, is, we believe, 81 so.
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EUROPEAN NEWS.
Berlin, 2. The settlement of difficulty with
Brazil is still pending

Berlin, 2. The settlement of difficulty with
Brazil is still pending
The North German Gazette gives an ac-
count of a brutal attack on the officers and
sailors of German frigate in the streets of
Rio De Janeiro, and maintains it was made
in accordance with a pre-arranged plan, that
twas instigated by the French residents and
connived at by the local police. The Gazette
declares that nothing less than an apology
from the Brazilian authorities or indemnifca-
ton of the parties injured will be satisfactory
to the German Government.
Dresden, 2. The Saxon diet was opened
yesterday by the King who in speech from
the throne congratulated the house on the
prosperous condition of the kindom and de-
clared in unequivocal terms his adhesion to
the German empire.
London, 2. Sir Chas. Bright has ceased to
be engineer of the West India Telegraph.
Company, he having been discovered to be a
sub-contractor in laying their cables. Other
officer are also implicated.
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OvER THE KNOX & LINCOLN r. r. PRos-
fEcTs FOR THE PENoBscor BAY & RIVER
r. r.
CAMDEN, Dec. l.
few days ago we took a ride over the
Knox & Lincoln from Bath to Rockland. Ii
was decidedly more pleasant than riding that
distance frty-eight niles) in an old stage
coach, which the people who live in this Sec
ton have been obliged to do up to last Nov.
Sd. This company has seven new passenger
cars, and good supply of freight cars.
Since the opening Of the road the business
has fully come up to the expectation of the
Directors. The depots along the road are
well built and convenient. Rockland has not
built depot as yet. The stations along the
road are Wiscasset, Damariscotta and New
Castle, Warren and Thomaston, all of which
have been more celebrated for life and activ-
lly as important places in the past than at
the present day. But already new impetus
has been given to some of these places.
Warren has shoe factory. The like and
perhaps more extensive manufactures will
'Voh NC St"ieSu III otHCi pldSes. AS Il mduU-
featuring State Maine has many advantages,
and capitalists are beginning to see it in that
light.
The Camden people want the road built to
their place at once. Too long have they
been deprived of the benefits of railroad.
The interests of the locality demand it
Rockland is not anxious to have the terminus.
even for the present, at Camden. There is
some sharp shooting between the Rockland
Free Press and the Camden Herald on the
railroad question. 1t will be safe to say,
however, that before another fall the road
will be built to Camden, and the prospects
for an early completion of the whole Penob-
scot Bay and River Il. r., are now flattering,
all controversies to the contrary notwith-
standing. The cost of the read from Rock
land to Camden will be less than any eight
miles of the whole line.
Camden is having course of lectures this
winter. DR.. Haven, of the lions Herald
lectures next Wednesday, subject "Books
and Brains" Rev. w. Ii. ii. Murrey will
lecture soon. Camden cannot boast of good
hall; it wants railroad first.
KAPPA
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1t is with pleasure we are able to announce
to the citizens of Augusta and vicinity that
Theodore Thomas has decided to give one
concert at Granite Hall, in this city Dee. 18th.
His orchestra, as now organized, consists of
twenty violins, led by Mr.. b. Listemann, five.
violas, five violencellos, five double basses,
one harp, one piecolo, two flutes, two oboes,
one corno anglais, two claironettes, two bas-
soons, four French horns, two trumpets, three
trombones Que tuba, kettle drums, side drums
bass drum, &c. In securing the services OF
Mr.. Bernhard Listemann, as Concert eSter
Oeader of the violns), Mr.. Thomas has added
to his orchestra an artist whose merits have
long been admitted in all musical circles, and
who as a solo performer ranks at the head of
his profession. Mr.. Joseph Diem sole per-
former on the violencello, was expressly en-
gagged in Europe for the Thomas Concerts.
He has performed in the principal cities of
Germany with the most complete success.
Mr.. Louis Schrieber, as Cornet player, is
we'll known throughout the States. In purity
of tone, in delicacy and refinement Of execu-
ton and expression, he has no superior.
Signor Luigi Rocco, as solo performer on the
harp, has achieved great success in London,
Paris, ST. Petersburg, and nearly all the Eu-
ropean capitals. Mr.. Thomas has also Sc
cured the services of the distinguished pianiste
Mile. Marie Krebs. Mile. Krebs, although
not vet twenty years old, has already acquired
worldwide reputation. She is undoubtedly
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News from New York

New York, 3. Mr.. Renos, resident OF
Flushing who arrived here yesterday from
Havana states that he went to Cuba on bust.
ness, and while there was arrested by Spanish
agents, and was given three days TO quit the
island on pain of death. He showed papers
proving himself an American citizen and ap-
pealed to Amerc IN Consul tor protection but
the latter advised him TO leave as soon as pos
sible. Eenos departed by the next steamer
without transacting his business.
Ex-Dis'rict Attorney Courtney denies tina,
he is to be Tweeds successor.
Four hundred employees of the park depot
were discharged yesterday.
Comptroller Green is paying off the city
workmen as fast as funds are provided.
Henry B. Rotel in quarrel with Baker,
conductor, was thrown from a street car and
his leg crushed, caused by another car cross
ing in an opposite direction. Both con-
ductors were arrested.
The BrooKlyn committee of fifty proposes
to establish a morning journal devoted to
city reform.
A fire at No. Sc Nashua street last night,
occupied as Il lawyers office, caused loss OF
81, 800. There was a slight fire also in the
Times building, which was quickly extin-
guished. Damage $500.
Matilda Heron in a card pronounces false
the report of the scene at De Bars Opera
House in ST. Louis on the Goth ult.
There was 4 slight snow to-day followed by
rain.
Three carrier pigeons recently flew from
the schooner Geo. w. Chase from points oil
lIatteras 800 miles, off Key West 1000 miles
and another point 1000 miles distant to Whip
pang, N. j., each making the speed of about
200 miles per hour.
Alexis attended divine services at the
Greek Chapel to-day. He lett this evening
TO Philadelphia.
The rope factory of Henry Lawrence &
Sons in Bushrick was damaged by fire on
Saturday morning; loss $1,000; FULLY in
sured.
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NEWS BY MAIL.

There are six inches of snow in Memphis,
and sleighs are in demand.
Gen. Samuel f. Chamberlain was on Fri
day confirmed as warden of the Massachu-
sets State prison, vice Gideon Haynes, re.
signed.
The motion to quash the indictment against
Brigham Young and others for murder is
still pending in the supreme court at Salt
Lake City.
The New York Tribune claims that ex-
Collector Murphy is a defauter to the gov
eminent, through unfulflled contracts during
the war, of $4,000.
The Spanish government, it is said, has
resolved to remove Captain General Valn,a-
soda from the government of Cuba, and thirty
thousand fresh troops will be despatched to
the island.
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New York Stock Market.

New YORK, Dc 7cInbcr, 2.
Mariposa do pid., Ia Canton Co. 60 Cum
beiland Co. 40 Western Union Tel, Co., GA
Quicksilver Mining Co.. 254 Pacific Mail 46i4 ;
Boston Water Power, 40 Adams tx. Co.. Sta
Wells, Fargo Co.. 561s Amer can Merchants Ia
- U. :. Ex. Co., 57ls; n. Y. Central y Hudson
River 92is do scrip. sis Erie, Sus. do. pd. G3 ;
Harlem, lis +; do. pid lis ; Reading IA. Mich.
Central lis ; Lake shore and Michigan southern
sSls Illinois Central ID! Cleveland 4 Pitsbulg
Chicago II Rock Island lO3,l Nil. 4 st. Paul 5iSs
do. pld,, ,S4 Toledo, Wabash n Western, 80 . ;
do. ptd 81 PlIfsburg II Fort Wayne, 81 ; 1eme
Haute, Ii do. ptd 30; Alton, III ; do, pfd 40
Ohio Miss, ia Boston, Hartford Erie. "a
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News From California.

San Francisco, 2. A party of armed rob-
bers entered the post Office at Fan Bernardino
on the 18th ult, and took 5000 and escaped.
The Senatorial contest at Sacramento this
week is like to be very lively. The promi-
nent aspirants are Sergt. Cole, Engton, Es
ter and Phelps.
The Los Angeles grand jury have found So
indictments for Chinese massacre and severe
ly censured the municipal authorities.
Steamer Moses Taylor from Australia and
New Zealand has arrived.
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The story and half house at Kendall
Mills occupied by Mr.. Reynolds, caugh
fire about half past three O'Clock, Sa;urda,
afternoon, and was destroyed with the e>.
ception of some of the frame work, a mer
shell remaining, The fire caught from
defect in a stove pipe, the flames bursting
out simultaneously from various parts Of the
building. The property is supposed to be in
sured.
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The Weather..
WAR DEPARTMENT, J
OFFICE OF THE CH'EF SIGNAL OFFICER. :
WAsu'NGToN, Dec. 81 Z. Nj.
PROBABILITIES.

PROBABILITIES.
Northwesterly winds with rain and snow
has very generally prevailed to day from
Alabama to New Jersey. The lowest bar
ometer will probably extend hy Monday
northeast over New York with south and
southeast winds from Penns. ania to Maine,
and rain or snow on the coast. Cloudy
weather with rain will continue tonight from
the lower lakes to the Ohio Valley and on
Middle Atlantic coast. Pleasant weather
will continue on the Gulf coast on Monday.
A rising barometer with brisk northwest
winds will prevail by Monday forenoon from
Lake Huron to Kansas and westward. eau
tonary signals will continue for to night Il:
Oswego, Rochester, Buffalo, Cleveland and
Toledo.
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New York Produce Market.
New YORK. December,

NV TOhk. DtCGIHUET, =.
COTTON-sales 2ti0 bales: mid. uplands -
Fl.OUR-12CO; state 5S09 10; round hoop ONO
tJ0a1l0 western S0a7 20, southern $50 40 %.
WHEAT 5000 bu; No. spring lJ0a l54ts; new
70 do winter red and amber west ern l5S a l63
CORN-l320O0 new mixed western 7ssas0
W
OATS-sales $4,000 western o. a55
PORN new mess, alji5 Old, 1852
600. prime,
LARD a9S steam: q ;kettle, 1915.
BUTTER-W estn II ais, state, 81 a3I.
WHlSkEY Western free, SO
RICE-Caroiiua, Ok a9a.
SUGAR Porto Rico, q Muscov ado, she9
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The firm of Clapp & North, Booksellers,
Water street, having been dissolved, the bust.
ness will be continued at the old stand by the
junior member of the firm, Mr.. Horace North,
a worthy young man, who will strive to re-
tain all the old customers, and, we trust, will
be able to secure the patronage of many
new ones.
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Sunday School Teachers Institutes will oc-
Sharon; Jan. 23d and oath at North Var
mouth; Jan 25th and 2Gth at Alfred; Jan.
30th and 3lst at Belfast.
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The scarlet fever, accompanied with the
canker rash, is prevailing quite extensively in
some parts of the city. We hear of one or
two fatal cases.
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C. F. Berrys private class in dancing ar,
requested to meet at Meonian Hall on Tues
day evening, December 9Th, at l-2 o'clock
Tickets at the Hall. ct
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The number of Temples now in the State
is47. Two have recently been formed in
Gorham. One is also starting up at Win
throp. We wish success to this enterprise in
connection with the youth.
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ClNCINNATI, December ..
MESS PORK-l3 90
LARD "a
BULK MEATS-sides @
BACoN-shoulder, cicarrib ~; sides 7.s
WHISREY-9O.
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The pastors of the several churches in Hal
meetings in the City Hall on successive Sun
day evenings. Rev. A. X. Crane preached
the first sermon of the series last evening.
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local ann State Mems.

The city clerk recorded twelve intentions OF
marriage in November.
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The criminal docket is to be taken up in
court this afternoon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-04

After Thanksgiving-what" Cold tur-
key.
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The theatrical company of Messrs. Myers
& Hun:ley after an absence of several weeks,
commence short season of three nights at
Granite Hall on this evening. The drama to be
presented on the opening nj ght is Accordingly
interesting, and brings out the best acting of
by Prot. Muller, who has been pronounced
equal to Ole Bull, will entertain the audience
with their best pieces. Now that our citizens
have learned from observation that this is a
first class company, we hope they will show
their appreciation of true merit by liberal
patronage.
The Pullman Palace Sleeping ear Gen
eva" which owing to broken rail near De-
troit few weeks ago, was thrown from the
track and dragged along upon its side, injur-
ing it quite badly, was taken to the Compa-
ny's works in this city, and has been COM
pletely repaired under the supervision of Mr..
Trussell in the work department, and Mr..
Hill of the painting department. Oar citizens
can now see what few abroad have been
inclined to believe, that car work of all kinds
can be done at the NJ. c. Co.'S shop in this
city, as nicely as any where else in the
country. The name of the car has been al
tered to brunswick and is to run between
Brunswick and Boston, for the special
commodation of passengers starting from that
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DRS. THOMPSON 4 DADcock
Homeopathic PhSsteSsss SsA SsSS eos

Residence STATE ST., corner Of GREEN.
Or. Thompson's office hours in Augusta. from 70
+. NJ. In Hallowell. from 10 to II A. NJ. DIR. Bah
cocks office hours in Augusta, from 10 to IL A. ~
in Hallowell freq p. NJ.