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New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
VE1THER REP0RiS.
REPORT FROM THE SIGNAL CORPS.
WAX DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Jan 20, 1871 IA. M

WAX DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGToN, ID. c.. Jan 20, 1871 IA. M
Synopsis Tor the Dast ti0eHtVT0ur h0uyS. .
The barometer has risen very generally
since Saturday night. The area or highest pressure
now extends from Texas TO the OHIO Valley.
The lowest barometer continues Win Dut utle clduSe
over Lake Ontario aud New England.
Northwest Winds with partially clOady ana ci. ar
weather prevail. with falling temperature nom the
Southwest winds with cloudy and clearing weather
prevail from NewYOrk and Marylandt0 Maine Fedsdut
weather continues Oh the California coast.
Probabilities.
Risng barometer with nOrherly winds ana COO' ctdr
weather will probably prevail on Monday throughout
the Guir states. -, 49,, - .,..-.-,. .-o..,o.
will probably prevail In the southern ana Mdde states
and rising barometer and clearing weather IN New YORK
and New England -, .
Riong barometer and falling temperature with fresh
and bt , westerly winds Will probably prevail over the
lower Lakes and Lake Michigan.
Increasing but not dangerous Winds are pOpaDe IOr
Tonight for the Atlantic and Gull coasts.
THE SNOW BLOCKADE on THE UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD.
OMAHA, Ecb., Jan. 27.-The snow blockade
m fine Union Pacific Railroad seems to be increasing
The weather along the line west OF this place has been
teorfrv cold with strong wind and snow The train
ie a Tncvenne from the st today. at noon, has not
rryed here vet and Is reported TO be snOWDOund az
Autelot Station Trains that have boen lying AT Chcy-
cnue tor Tho West during the past week are teIe yet
laramie reports that trains which arrived there u
week AGO To-day bound East, aud which eTt there yes
terlav Tor thc East are stuck in the snow at Harvey
siu4 place sEcre there Is but one house ana no de-
nor thai tlc su0W-dTirts Increasing, ana tnaG t i
rol Ter tLan il mas been at any time heretofore.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
CRIMES AND cAsUArrrEs-I,Y TFI,gra.r1

THE new ice-boat Maryland. rarertIy u.iit "a
Btnors 20 cos Of -l"oob vas -s'Foy b. .a..g
The Boys House Of Refuge in Asg.D4..,,.s
was JuLeI on Saturday. Los, PZo0OJ.
.... In the Circuit Court a. Kingston. n Y. N,
Ssturay Louise Fowler pbisuei ycc igf-.
DAVID A. Marin for breach Of prerfe Of The
10 Patsl. User CO. Martin n4d en sssP.t csVgssg as
fo6ler ior seven years.
THE jury in the case Of Ncnlnald Ci,o"k tried
ring bis iathrr--ay Thomas ri'0. is
luj rendered verdict resel,r, OF "ourt rho a ir1,' "a
Ae seAteEccd o be hang. This wAs tlc
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
A sTEAM-TUG SUNK.

Bosrov. Mass, Jan. 27.-Ihe steam-tug
Nautedus Bucksport Tor New-iork, sprung leak
oN Capo Cod last night and the water continued 20
o,, sbe was finally abandoned In q sinking condition
oi WeIIhee the crew taking 10 their boat AID landing
tI.. I.fIf
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
CIIY MISSIONS

The 4jth annual report of the NewY FORK City
Missions ana Tract Society shows that the organization
employs 35 missionaries has eight mission stations holds
100 meetings weekly and real estate worth $4,000
The total number OF city missionaries Is 2GC and about
q 0)O0)0 4 invested in mission chapels and churches
There are J5G Protestant Sabbath schools, with 6527
scholars, and = 0man Catholic wish and mlsceaue-
Sabbath schools with q scholars The total number
Of churches ana missionary organic atoms the city
Is 47O There j4i church cdidces valued at s150t0j
ana accommodating $4,000 people. Tho inO.t wealthy
church it tho Prp-ttut Episcopal which holds urncr.
the value 0l s7,5D0O. and has accomIuodat lon, fhr
GV,0J people tn Eouan Catholic CIurci rank, rex l.
lnYiur 90 il,.. valued ut 81 fbGpD WA icccriE. ti
-G,JD TG. T.: ,.yieInu Cnurcl rank. thi-d ard ,
II tAO.l' Episcopal tAdfA tIuIIa. - cJI... Co. ,a
%. tt --lp cannot, hOUo'or be .nIuoa l.Jl ~
i-1ties gwen al tDt Ie. )r
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
EXTENSIVE FIRE IN ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. GA fire broke out IN the
extensive works OF the st. Louis Brass and Hardware
Manufacturing Company, No 500 North second-st al
o'clock this morning aud extended to the lime ana COM
mission house Of NJ d. Heltze Co.. one side ani the
toocco f,corv of Moran A Powell on the other All the
buildings were destroyed The loss on tHr brass 'ohuE
estimated sl9iOOJ; insured I'f s'JJJ log o'1 :"
I,lze 4 Co. s about S1UD9; insurance upi sttt'u luc
loss OF Moran A Powell Is $1,000; Insurance. WV
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29

and drcd at Williams. bui>I-so and gain knocked
dowg. Byroneuus. ON risibE. i0uni NipitDs adviua-
ing with Ia his bsnd 1pr Oroa four shot even.
tullly killing William. corOn~rs nguest sDms-
diatrly held. and verdict OF "(us'd'bc to,nicio"
rendered. Tie affair has created IjICh e<cijcmrn.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29

were appointed TO draft jont resolution for the pur
pose named In the vetoed act The samo Co,nmitteo
were instructed 10 draft resolutions expressive o.. te
sense OF the House IN regard TO the offensive chargL III
the Governors veto message,
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
PERSONALITY rpLEeRArH

tte 2s,b " 80
* ne CONGRESS investigating COMMITTEE hays
....''9geph Bruce. one OF The pioneers o. EldiAOn
10 he war - I'I Tor many Pies, a. Zoe Bink u Wse4-
all ,1ts l1mnfiW Ieaic ah &c bia,ss =
ha'"a our, D'cesct AIS Do lt'cf Ga s.s T. li.
5fanlia'hct ~ Dgig gL IL. Bruce. Po-'n1si. ,rz
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
DRIfT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION.
A DESPERATE CHARACTER.
.'""' iN t"fdg9 irNuHe
we were obliged to confess ON behalf of o.


we were Obliged to confess, on behalf of onr
90 hl, re Hs Ioyk Times the utter mPotency
We did not make TINS admission however without q lin
s@oS @ ne nCpS 81 tat so1ethlng codblooded and aroc.ous
ana ambitious Senator, who dares to rise in his place
% ahd %lnsih.ate y, that there may be faults and ms
mnisIaon. for which the Republican party ought not
10 DC heid responsible. 1t Is plain that the man who
dstnrber Of society becomes impcratiyey necessary
therefore that schurz should be Exposed" more
especially since he has 50 impertnently excupsted him
sell from the charges brought against him by our New
YORK contemporary. with the aid. therefore, OF
sehurz with reference to something OF this sort,
, we are abe to suggest to The Times the following
erect II has been ascertancd that schurz a very
almost constantly WReTe did he Get tb1 snoc
acesf Does Senator Shurz dare answer that duesiOnl
The spectaccs are gold mounted, O. We are prepared
70 prove that this ScLurz reddish beard,
which ncnes to kink curl. Can he or his friends find
scTZ tb"ns cI iGr tat b. IL mas 6eGh ion1i tHat M
WeIafe OF the country draws his salary OF 5000 year.
oha al the close OF each season. well knowing mt the
same Time that the Government Is over 81 900 in
ueDt, Iis money, thus abstracted by Schurz to
enrich retail aud butchers whose LOYALTY 10 the
Republican party has not yet been satisfactorily estab-
iIshed A. IL Is claimed, and doubt with Justice
That SchuZ has been TO imbbe Rhine wine-an
alien beverage-at the house of his brotherin-aw,
JmsS9H IN Chicago well knowing at the same time that
Ihe upple or patriotic Americans is corn whisky.
~ 10 tins damning proof OF disOyalty
ions sen, Siu s.itaer yer water. win which tho fac,
enough we trust 10 neutraze the effect OF any criticism
WHcn ne mas made, or may hereafter make, upon the
NeW-1orK Cnsom-house or the san Domingo question,
or the policy Of the Administration. But this not
a we have no doubt that It will be asccrtaincd by a
ttie lnVc5tigdton, that Shurz toes in when fagued;
also, that he was in the habit while student at Bonn,
OF dodslng the uuquesOnably hOrrid metaphysical lee
lures OF Prof Won SchW observation-disclosures for the
purpose OF reading privately various works upon
me science OF government; OF which latter he
KNOWS altogether too much to be consistent with
GOOD party discipline in te Senate. At any rate it
be shown beyond peradyenure land the afidavits
being preparc that this villain schurz allows his boot
back 10 occupy the most humble quarters upon an OBJ
scure street while he (Schurzl lOls in luxury, In his
stuffed chair In the Senate. And these the kind OF
men who oppose the honest Tom Murphy's administra
t0n, ana the Tom Murphy system of giving out Offices
ana manipulating conventions Does any true Repub-
lean doubt longer the perfect recttude and saSacy OF
Mr Murphy Does anybody dare deny, I'm the face OF
these stunning facts, that Is the best Civil Service
N %
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
TIRED.OP LIFE.

John Harvey, age "a, residence unAro"n ~
,vnI. .,c.rn,, Com delirium tremens yesterday, In
T,ntbst near Avenue G. stabbed himself four times
the left breast. causing dangerous wounds He was ie
mo we'd tO the strangers Hos pithl. ,o.Iav n, bcr
Mary Ueunett age q, took arsenic yesIeruhy q" IN Ia
ro,,lnnce o the west corner or FoflhlNc' nu
Ni"ctlrtst and was deemed last evening 70 oo III d
critIca, condition. Domestic trouoio' i0N W Vs.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
Lea * Perrin| ~ancr.
..1uF 0%I,Y GOOD sAUou."


THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
I.inDaa7 ~ .cie ami csi,a lni u1rf'i 'f f,r''
aci.d bv Mrsg. hSA Fa4st4No - pi's1 o" F'N'
u. 81 vea4.s comtrdeits
join DUNCAN'S SONS,
AGESIS AaN .O3K
Pile. Pile. INTERNAL EXTERNAL, BLIND aai B-1.n
IyG ,,,,, ,.rlv sad per1.aenly csrc. by AjsOsP 0S
Ais, ITCHING PILBs. FNstAES. PtOLA2S-S S.l-C.,.S
and UlCRRAr!Oy Of DE R1CrCH o. LOWER BOWEL. vaa.u
main DANGER caasics ias,ren and istsuon 90 bsrs
by W A. McCAADLIss ~. d. 81 .)l Ase Sc. Pl.rel, sni
81 Nicholas Ic gives almost Instant relief from al P,i
and suffering every ye,Ss u bs lsis SOD ,s' p'fs
in .ounl. hesl,ly AID at.ar'l state
New-NOrk Departments Iits As.prisfieu o! AU1cIs-fs
OHre. Brlaiaay Ntw .t.t- l.etls
Trustees y fhr LIE tff'' W
An .rca MI b, h,Ait DE- Un,sr.e. IfN 10 ls Bo.- "a
TUESDAY, Feb. b. lrl % ol,ck 'o- ~. plr9o ~ tr
tftfrn % s 9trat li Dttcf~,e completing go ~
gln t,ala tA.r,oL y, JoO Csarsi iiasr Of hee1"
JAMES H. BRiErON. PtvsacnL
Ioa wsiLIAE DA1Sss Co4s.'ais ,o. 81. - -. .ri -,
q. !. ByssEs A.t'rae' sni Snp1fat'ai"nl
Pine Cola le,siry rsss,n pstcs. se God "sS1-
Sll 80 .m sea prh, D''alHi H. 9' %, 80 -,
J,cr, aai Wa4a5 s-lAl~- l..J :. S"-"H. "a '''''
ID.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29

AEEGro SHOT AND THE MURDERER ACQUITTED.
NASHVILLE. JAN 2S.-1'Ais afternoon Henry
virians colorcd ln,ultel aa Italian woman keeper Of
frult s,and in front ~ the M,Xwe. House. william
uvrnnemuS respectable c..izen, ntcrier'd, ana MAS
Knocked down by N-.uts i! 'S'.eAi.' ~!~" .-''~'
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
Gan AWAKENING.'


One year ago the Republican Senator from
Missouri openly Outlawed at the White Hous" as
rccrean 10 h, party because be dared TO dissent from
tho President pohcy; there Is such body OF emf
nBnt and powerful party traitors standing aiOngsle
Mr.. SohuIz that IL has become the question OF the
next Presidential campaign whether the President
viii subdue them they defeat the Presl-
dent. The Administration party IL not accustomed to
show signs OF fear but ~ IL thoroughly alarmed now II
has lost in three months onha the arrogance and con-
hdenOe II exhibited when sent troops to act as police
~ Chicago allowed its adhcIcnts at Orleans TO Keep
their opponents OF the Slte Convention with Federal
arms and refused To listen 10 the NaTmOth delegation
al Long Branch II IL longer dictatOrlll ana ag.reS
siyo IL has become apOoCetic and seEdeensiye. It's
organs have dropped the tone OF defiance they
lately accustomed 70 assume, and are be-
ginning 10 recognize the fact that there Il a
dissouiient eiomeut in the party too formidable
be rifcd with. Some NJ them limiting that con-
cessiOns 10 SCburz Trumbu, Sumner Patterson, ana
Upton necessary 30 trouble aud ali of them
bctray uncOucealGd alarm, lest Democratic retirement
from the Presidential field shall prccptdtc the element
which these represent into an inevitable ana ire
parable schsIn and initiate campaign which could end
only in the decisive defeat OF President Grant At the
session OF Compress there but two or three Re-
publican seuatorS known 10 Dc opposed to the Admins
tratiOn; now there are said TO be ID.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29

pent NJ Information has bosn reNevci 10 change Tho
estimate Of tho cotton crop. whloh was at that time
given - 5,i01J0J balos.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29

Are yom in pnIns Try BgSSs. PAy.GnLns a.aio or
Sol by HEsEMAy Co., ani OtierA
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29

Vicke-' Eclectic Oil Is the safest ,a b,' nid f- o'in,r
korC- lamps j IA. bICkZg ID
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
M1RP[ED.

Ange's Turlish Baths nson 25l G,agcn.s
ever all Ladies iay and evening Aiviases sT-I
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
6pcsiaI Notite5

The vrutrenth District ErgrD,'' '7a t--er' ifi -
viii met Va Fu.sia Church between Deii "a :
tSorI..l ly.NlE., at Boci8cs jos. a. -s..., t..aL
pty.D D. MLf I-d, See
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29
iGESRasL PRESS DisPArcH.i

The rrary Of the Treasury has directed the Assist
ant at NewYOrk to purchase 5000 bonus
the hrt tnrd and fifth Thursdays OF February o.
tsOoC0 ia Hh and TO sell 5000 Of gold tle second
aud fourth Thursdays, or = $4,000 IN al.
It's .iIi that the Mexican and NcwO Orleans Steam
ship bill is only OF this character, with subsidy
S5OJ r annum, likely 10 DC reported By the Senate
O4IuIn COmmfrcc this SOD, and IL n, III urOb-
ably JIe- t e Senate as reported
1le suit nmittec propose 10 report o bin allowing
materials uch enter into Tie Construction Oi non
hGe1in,llp, 10 De admitted duty free. This viii, II
Is elaine, irgey ala the IRON steamship and r0u barge
Oudng interest.
Ine e- Of an international copyright Will 10 heard
before lint Committee on the LDrtIy, O. Monday.
IYis wl1 ha preliminary hearing for such artists,
hithOi~ .i publishers a. mas se'A o. l...eIt tisIr
views. a -Lcr meeting Oi iiic CHItl t-r G. con t -
TIE piu yc hereafter Submitted by t1c Arc ".n rlY-
L'Lefs Icatl0D, W.l be bcld Od t4a l-, ol 4 l.lI
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29

CORyw Tbrs'aT. Jan. q At hs rs
deuee Of the brides mother Dr. aadoFs Aohus r.
Kate. daughter Of Ms Isabella AcCsrAsaiAe al d
Brooklyn NJ cards.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29

Use R1ssR's PAiy killing MAerc on. 81.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29

ANOTHER INSURANCE COMPANY ploooL'hD.
Judge Barrett on Saturday issued an oruer
i!ssol,lng tho Yonkers aud Ne"'hofA r"o 'nSui"n'o
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29

ComV newspaper, R,..D..c.. .a p,,.4.j,
fJr sa.s h. d i,e,.-f.. .t:... 5.. -i. ........
New-York tribune., 1872-01-29

Al Noticr. Of Marriages must be ndo's.i ,ciM nm
name and address.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-06-07
Harrirn.

In this city, 9TH inst, at St. Marks Church, 10y
the rector, Key. samuel Upjohn, Tristan Horn to
Miss Fannie Gray, adopted daughter OF Edward
RoWsc.
In Gardiner 3D. inst, DR.. Caleb 5. Whitman to
Mrs. Caroline Look, both OF Gardiner; 4th INST,
Mr.. a. X. simmons, OF Augusta to Miss Nellie f.,
daughter of Hon. y. O. Mitchell of Gardner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-06-07
I1irn

In Sidney, 1t inst, Joseph Smiley, aged 81 Years
aud q months.
In Auburn, 2sth ult. Mrs. Margaret L. Crawford,
aged I, years.
In Saco, 81 st ut., stephen r Blake, aged 81 years
and months.
In Alfred, % ult., Betsey NJ. Tasting, aged d yrs
In Bangor, Slst ult., Michael, son of James and
Ann Murphy, aged - years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-06-07

Francis Murphy of Portland, and H. NJ.
Bryant of Lewiston, have been employed by
the State Reform Club to lecture and form
clubs throughout the State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-06-07

There will be meeting of the kennebec
Bar this morning at half past eight clock, to
adopt resolutions of respect to the memory Of
the late Judge Weston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-06-07

PEACE JUBILEE CHOICE SEATS An idea
to be heartily commended for its convenience,
is that Of Messrs. Kendrick & Elwell, No. 81
Strife street, Boston in regard to the Worlds
Peace jubilee. These gentlemen have pur-
chased a large number of choice seats for the
whole Jubilee, for which they are now ready
to receive orders from all parts of the coun-
try. BY this means parties at a distance from
Boston can secure good seats for a portion of
tie time during the Jubilee, at 30 for each
performance.
= TRol n. Y The only objection made to
wearing linen collars instead of paper, is that
the wearer cannot get them iaundred so that
they will look as nice AS a paper collar. S.
W. Huntington, and Co., have made arrange
ments with collar manufacturer in Troy, n.
Y, to laundrie collars for them. Their prices
are such, that the expense to their customers
will not be greater than it would be for nice
paper collar. They keep in stock large as
sortment OF linen collars and dickeys. 3,+
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-06-07

KEST's HILL, June q.
The tifty-frst anniversary of the Maine
Wesleyan Seminary and Female College took
place Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of
this week The cold and cloudy weather of
the week has kept many away, and to-day the
number to witness the graduating exercises is
much smaller than usual. Among the dis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-06-07
4 Caucus

OF the Republicans of Hallowell will be held at
City Hall III HallOyvell on Saturday evening
jane Eth, at O'Clock, 10 choose Delegates TO the
state Convention TO be held in Lewiston june 18th
and to transact all other business that may proper
ly come before it
Per order OF City Committee.
Haiowell, june :, 1872. sntld
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-06-07
EoraI sisO STATE Nefrs.

Republican caucus this evening at the City
Council Rooms.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-06-07

Funeral services of the late Judgc Weston
at the Episcopal church, this morning at ,
o'clock. Friends and relatives are invited to
attend.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-06-07

The members of the l. o. OF G.. +, OF Ken
nebec County, will meet with Ferry Lodge,
Pishon Ferry, Tuesday June 18th, 1872, at
l.2 o'clock u. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-06-07

\ full attendance of the Choral Society IS
requested at the meeting this evening, at the
same place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-06-07
Republican Caucus.
The Republicans of Augusta are requested to
Tnr. of
City Council Rooms,

Friday Evening, June 7th, at 8 O'Clock,
For the purpose of choosing Delegates to the
state Convention, to be held at Lewiston, June
18th. Per Order
June !, lS12. REPUBLICAN CITY COM.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-06-07

For the elegant bouquet that graced the
Presidents table yesterday, the State Conven-
ton are indebted to the taste and thoughtfull-
ness Of Mrs. Edward Rowse. a handsome
bouquet was placed upon the table in the
evening by Mrs. Joshua Nye.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-06-07

1t has been decided to hold ut Bangor the
last of June or the first of July, trial OF
auspices of tie Maine State Agricultural So
cety. 90
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-06-07

John Stuart was before the municipal court
yesterday charged with drunkenness, to which
he plead guilty, and paying fine and cost was
discharged Robert Burns got intoxicated
and was before the court on complaint of
Marshal Harrington. ard failing to pay his
fine was committed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-06-07

5 1t. John d. Myrck, late of the 10th L. ).
Cavalry, who is now in this city, his native
place, has resigned his position in the army.
We understand that ii is his purpose to enter
upon the practice OF the Law, in the prepare
ton tor which he was engaged when the war
broke cut.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-06-07
Miss Vesta Turner
OFFERS HER ENTIRE STOCK
MILLIN cry

At Great Bargains, with the inten-
ton of Closing UP Business.
Any one wishing to engage in the business will
find This a good opportunity, as she. will sell her
Entire Stack at Great Bargain.
In Meonian Building, Up Stairs.
Iune.-tSWtW
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-06-07

The Waldo county temperance orgsniza-
ton will hold regular meeting at Belfast on
"Wednesday, June 18th. commencing at ten
o'clock a NJ The Belfast Reform Club will
hold meeting on the evening of the same
day Francis Murphy OF Portland the well
known reformed drmkarI, and Others viii
be present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-06-07

4 business meeting vi the M44ne Central
Railroad Directors was holden at the Augusta
House in this city last evening The consd-
Grafton of the permanent location OF the
works of the company was the principal OBJ
ject of the meeting. Propositions from vari-
Gus localties-Augusta, Wateryilie, and
Portland-all of which towns made most gem
erous offers, were submitted. Careful con-
sideration was given to each proposal but no
final action has vet been taken, and no de-
eision rendered The board will be in
sion to-day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-06-07

1t seems tina, the popular dr. goods firm oi
Barton & Russell have recently received val
liable additions to their stock The Farmer
saws that each OF these gentlemen own very
fine mares, both OF which within ten hours Of
each other last week folded Fearnaaght colts.
They are very promising animas. among the
finest we have seen Of the get other eelebfa-
ted sire, Fearnaught. Jr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-06-07
Lost !!

4 gold com enclosed in an envelope. The mud
~ CT will be rewarded With one quarter OF IN
amount GA returning to
+. ROWsE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-25
HyNA THE GREAT CAUSE
a U N A y MISE RY.
msyl6 6m


Jasf F1tl'shed ina Seaisd Enuelopc. Price SIR cts
A LECTURE ON rHr NA1Ukp TRyATnx,r AVN
Radical Cure Of Seminal Wenkne.s or Suer,n.
torfhoa. induced BY self indulgence. lnvolun, ~ry
hmissions. lnpotency. Nervous Deoilit, and I'm
Peaimen's 10 Marriage generally: CoNsuAprInN,
Epilepsy. and Frs: Mental and Physical Inca
pacity etc BY. ROB j. CuLVERW 2LL. NJ. ~,
author of the Green Book ,Ic 80
Inc wofid .reho~t ed author, in this admirable
Lee ure. clearly prove. from ms own exncri.ncs
matt rhwful consequences of self Abuse may he
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