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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-11-23
BE on the Safe Side.

We !.ed health and life by trail tenure, and
MOI u protect them to the best OF our ability would
seem 10 argue y deficiency OF common sense. The
searching winds and cold rains Of spring the trop.
ic heat of ,umner, the miarious va,,ors OF autumn
and the parly ling III perature of winter, are all
iu,nicul TO those finely adjusted and sensitive
pieces of Mechanism we call our bodies. Each
season has lis peculiar perls, and the fall is per-
hHps a prolific of dangerous disorders a. any OF
them; for at this season ievers and bowel COM
plt very apt to take an epidemic form. As
preventive of this class OF diseases Hostetter's
stom tch Bttrr> cannot be too warmly recommends
eli. Ia it are combined five es entail medical prop
critics. 1t il a tonic, at once powerful and whole
some--;i -tndidnt pure and uHdeted-an apeli-
ent. mili and pIinles~- IAN autl-bilious a4ent OF
marvellous efficacy, ami a & sneral regulating med
five distinct properties, operating together in per
$ meWhat analogous u that brought alb ut by Il
course of pugilstc tra nlng In u;htr WORT, as
judciuus ply steal training h.rdens The Hesh and
rem er- it comparatively ht.l roof, So does thi,
marvellous inVigurant increase The capabiuy OF
the organs OF the body to resist the more indirect
and ihsi ious assaults OF disease. II mparts new
ella, ticv and strength the vital ichinery, and
those who use it a. 1t preventive oi late mttent
Iever, dyse terry, diarIh1l, dyspepsia, rheuma-
II SIN, and other ailments common AT this season,
may walk fearless through an atmosphere i'm.
pfegnatcd with the morbid elements which give
rise 10 those malauies.
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NEWS BY MAIL.

III the Boston municipal court Thursday
Leavitt All, y was fully committed on charge
OF numbering Abijah NJ. Ellis.
The republicans of Arkansas claim the
| election OF Baxter and their entire State tick
ct by majorities ranging from 5000 TO 5000
| fhe prospect. are that both parsIes will in
sist on being inaugurated.
Laura ID. Fair, the vile woman who muir
devvl Mr. Ctittenden Of San Francisco
ought to lecture to a San Francisco audience
Thursday night, but the righteous indgna-
ZION vi the people prevented her from leaving
her hotel.
The track layers on the Boston & Maine
extcntion reached Saco, Me, from Portland,
Thursday afternoon. As the engine approch
I'd the d pot, the train was greeted with the
cheers Of the citizens, and salute was fired
III honor OF the event.
4 dispatch has been received from New
York, announcing n report current there OF
tie resignation of NJ Theirs, and other
changes in the government of France. The
report is false, and without even a shadow OF
Foundation.
All the reports Of the result, of the election
in tlorlia are pronounced premature and iu-
cnrrect, the official inspection OF the votes
will not take place until the 10Th Of next
month. Ii is believed, however, that Box.
ham. conservative, is elected by small ma
iority, but that AT all events the electoral vote
Is tor Grant.
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FROM NEW YORK..

New York, %. At last the new Erie direc-
tors are able TO act this afternoon on the suit
OF +. II. Watson, president Of the Erie rail-
road. Gould was arrested The warran,
was issued by Judge Fancher of the Supreme
Court, aud is based on an affidavit which
charges Jay Gould with wrongtully taking to
his own use within control Of the Erie road,
and a half million dollars of the money be-
longing to stockholders. The suritits IN the
order of arrest are VIM. Butler Duncan and
WnI Il. Trave-s.
Col. Blood was again arrested to-day in
civil suit brought by Mr.. Challis, and IN de-
fault OF $4,000 bail was lodged in Ludlow
street jaii He had Just given bail in another
SUIT when arrested.
jury has awarded Mrs. Putnam FIVE thou
sand dollars damages for the loss Of her hus-
band who was killed by Foster on the seventh
avenue car.
The property of the absent Thomas c.
Fields has been attached by order of Judge
Fancher. to await the issues Of the suit to re
cover pay fer publication Of sketch of his
lite.
WIN. Bufiy has been arrested in Brooklyn
for the alleged murder of his wife.
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New York Money Market.
Nav YORK., Nov, %.
ENrNlNQ REPORT

| EvESINa REPORT.
Wall street has been the scene OF inten excite
ment this afternoon, with North Western common
as the absorbing AZURE. This stock has risen nm.
der the operation of "corncr' from IS 10 200 the
usual tran sactions being eompar tvely small.
Money tight, and loaned as high as 4 per day.
with most the business 1T Is, closing at Ga7 per
cent. per annum With offers In bank hours 1t 3aj
per cent. Sterling exchange unseltl, by the dear
of cash gold long at o6dl0S g, short 1t9 -.
Gold was again corn red to-day. 1t opened with q
decline from lib l-?oll3 which follow ed by Il
recovery to 1872, after which under increased
activity il rose to ~ closing at l3 L. Borrowing
rates RAJ ged from lG to IL per cent per day,
but finally the banks It fused facilities of ceitiGca
tion to brokers X owing to be Withdrawing gold
from the market and 10 n3 fell TO 3-33 er cent to
nat. Clcarings sli3 600 eco. Treasury Dish Use.
mcnts s3is,tt0: Engagements OF specie for ex.
por TO ROW So $50. all silver. Government
quiet and steady. State bond very dull The
sock market opened &c orally firm, hut with the
exception of Fri there gradual and .ieady
decline till one o'clock, ranging from to IL per
cent, the feature beng North Western common
from 5 - to 50, and Pacific Mail from 50 3i 10 {;
l., The define in e rest f the lot being lbs
per cent Erie was exceptionally strong, and ad
vanced from 81 ! to 8. "a. The whole market BE-
came llrmer at the one O'Clock board. and he only
decline was fully recover 4 but late in the day,
when North Western common advanc Il from % 10
200. The general IN ,ket heavy and lower.
The corner in North Western alb lorhe the Il ten
ton and Wild excitement pr, vailed y sudden de,
mand for the stock set i'll about O'Clock. under
which the price was bid up IA idly to par, and
then to l04, 1T which figure some 2vt0 shares wee
purchase |, then under the couliEuci demand and
small transaction there was al advance OF l.r
cent. at time TO H. fnoAc ly rise under i've
ly bidding ll6 10, rs, 1870, 80, 81 t2 10. at
which figure the la Known transaction was made,
then Isl, aud finally 200. Tlfs corneri. the clos
est since t1at made in Prairie du Chfac, sefefal
years ago. Unless wealthy men were short of the
took it is not probable that the clique would run
up the price, as SO great an advance would cause
the suspension of ordinary dealers unfortunate
enough to be on the short side. Rumors peak al
seveaal failures. but their names are unautAentics
ted. Late in the day the street became aware o
The arrest Of Jay Could at the suit oi Presid ut
Watson of the Erie railroad, who claims 80 500 GOO
due from him to Erie stockholders. Gouii u salt
to have eIt re charge OF the Northwestern, and its
arrest caused panic among the "be&r-,' who b'd
up the price against themselves.
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and Friday Of last week. Twelve towns

and Friday Of last week. Twelve towns
were chosen for the ensuing year: President
Rev. Joseph kyto, Alfred. Vice Presidents
Rev. r. d. Osgood, kenne bunkport; Rev.
j. A. Ferguson, Allied; Rev Mr.. Bixiy,
Jacob Goodwin, Lyman; A. s. Hilton, Par
| sonf-ld; Rev. B. NJ. Frink, Saco; Rev. g.
Estes, Sanford; Rev. II. NJ. Sawtelle, Water
borough; Rev. B. Southworth, Wells. Sec.
retaries, Rev. A. s. Ladd, Biddeford; Rev.
George b. Illslcy, Sprlngvale. The Conven-
ton will meet yearly on the second Tuesday
and Wednesday Of May.
Tie Gizette says the Congregational So
cicty Of Rocklsnd, have extended an invita-,
ton to Rev. J. F. Hall, If Quincy, Mass, to
become their pastor, At n salary OF $500 per
year.
The Commercial SAYS that tie Rev. }.
Evaris Pond, son Of Presiden. Pond of the
Theological Seminary in Bangor, entered up.
on the discharge of his duties as pastor of the
Congregational church in Hampton.
We learn that Rev II. NJ. Eaton is 70 COM
mence a protracted meeting in Newport, the
eth inst, assisted by Rev. Charles Risby Of
Newburg. The two churches in Newport
village are to hold ''union praise meeting"
Thanksgiving Day.
The Press learns Of the death Of Rev. =.
Roberts, Free Baptist, who has resided in
Massachusetts, but was engaged 10 preach in
Brownfield and has supplied the pulpit for
the last two months up to last Sabbath,
Nothing had been heard Of his illness, SO thai,
his death is a painful surprise.
The North Star says the contract for build
ing the Congregational church at Fort Fair
field, was awarded to Mr. A. W Hoyt for
1885,. The cedar timber which Mr.. Aver
brought down the river and as he thought
made fast to the shore, for the foundation Of
the Congregational church in Fort Fairfield
went aGrift and was lost.
Rev. J. F. Eveleth intends soon to close
his labors with the East Harrington Baptist
church, of which he has been pastor nearly
three wears.
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News From California.

San Francisco, %. n sensation has been
caused here by the publication OF an alleged
plot between Lauty ID. Faris and restaurant
waiter named Frank, to poison Judge Dsi-
nellie and Alexander Campbell counsel for
the people. The waiter, Frank, who reveals
the plot says it was formed before Mr.. Fairs
second trial. lie states that the lady tried TO
induce him to put poison in decanter in
Dwinelle's house or into the milk can at the
door. AT the same time this was intended to
be done woman went the house and told
Mrs. Dwinelle not to leave the milk can out
The matter was concealed from the public,
but has been Investigated by Chief of Police
Co"ley, Judge DSinele and all the coun.
sci III the case. Some thought the waiter in
sane, but he had plan Of Dwinelle's house
in his possession.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Paris, -. President Theirs to-day told
several of his friends who called upon him
that he would make all reasonable conces.
sion to secure harmony IN the governme
but that it is impossible for him to relinquish
bis well known convictions. The President
this morning received deputation from the
party OF the left centre in the assembly. con-
slsting of Cashier, Perrin. Labouii and Paick-
ard, TO whom he said that he WAS win them
in opinion but the first question TO be settled
now was between himself and the committee
appointed by the assembly to draw u, re-
ply to his message.
Madrid. 22. \ cabinet counsel occas toned
by the illness of King Amadeus. WAS held
last night.
Rome, -. Emigration from Italy 10 III,
United States has increased to such an OK
tent, that the attention of the government la
been called TO it.
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Summary OF Religious Intelligence.

The Methodist church at Richmond was
reopened last Sunday afternoon, all the socie-
ties in that place taking part in the services.
The church had been closed for several weeks
undergoing quite extensive repairs and chan
gcs, undermining the whole structure inter
rally. making very attractive and pleasant
room. The walls and ceiling have been
painted delicate shades, ground and stained
glass placed in the windows, the old fashioned
box giving place ~ a neat and shapely pulpit,
the pews remodlled, Uniform cushions placed
in all, new carpets throughout and a new
chandelier. All this was done by the society
and last week two OF the members OF the
church, Carlton iloudlete and Harmon
Smith, both successful mcrchants in Rich
mond, placed in the house beautiful church
organ costing them upwards of one thousand
dollars. The generosity of these gentlemen
provides a valuable complexion TO the APP
pointments of the church.
Rev. VIM. c. Curtis, Pastor Of the Congre.
gational church at Richmond, is preaching ii
series of sermons upon the Loro's Prayer,
which are highly spoken of by his people.
He has taken for text each Sabbath the adj
dress Of one of the petitions of the prayer
These are taken in order, commencing with
"Our Father" last Sabbath his subject being
"Lead US not into temptation, but deliver us
from evil" and the whole form very inter
esting and instructive exposition Of the
Prayer.
Rev. B. II. Bailey, formerly pastor Of the
First Parish Church in Portland, has re-
ceived call from the Unitarian Church of
Dorchester, Mass.
The Portland Press learns that he High
St. Congregational church, Auburn, yet hope
to obtain Rev. MIR. Tinker. for their pasto,,
and will wait to see what effect his foreign
trip may have upon his health.
A revival Of unusual interest is in progress
in the Congregational church in Eliot, un-
der the mnistraton of Rev Mr.. Sanborn.
An excellent interest is prevalent in the
Methodist church in South Berwick. under
the pastorate OF Rev. MIR, Mitchell, and sew
eral acces sions have recently been made &c
its membership.
The ladies of the High Street Cougrega-
tional Church in Auburn, have undertaken to
raise funds for specific object in aid of the
Bangor Theological Seminary.
Rev. Mr.. Ford closes his connection will
the Pine ST. Congregational church and So
ciety, Lewiston, tomorrow.
The Methodist society of Sweden have vo
| ted to take down, rebuild and remodel then
house OF worship. 1t is to be removed from
| its present site on "Winn's Iiill' to Movers
| Corner, at or near which place it is to be
erected. The workmen are already engaged
| in taking it down, and it is intended to have
it up on the new site and ready for use b,
next spring.
The Rev. Mr.. Abbott of Andoyer, Mass.
is supplying the pulpit Of the Congregations
church in Lowell. preaching alternate Sab
baths at the Village and Centre.
The first convention Of the friends of Sun
day Schools, was held in Alfred on Thursda..
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Not long since clergyman of this vicinity
CHANGED 10 be in one of the up river towns,
when he was called upon to perform d mar
riage ceremony. He willingly assented. glad
to do whit he could to be OF service in the
world. The bridegroom Was great, strap
ping. rugged fellow: a farmer, and had fair
start in life Al the appointed time the couple
arrived, and the ceremony was performed,
alter which the young man very CALAMITY
stepped up to the minister and wished to
know what he asked for his services. The
minister told him that it was not custo
mary to set any price, but to accept
whatever parties might offer: whereupon
the newly enlisted volunteer OF llymen
took from his poke, large calf wallet, and
very carefully and tendery unstrapping it,
handed the parson treaty-fre cents, saying,
II guess that'l do, won't III" Tie minister
said it would.
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The Augusta Library.-Donations of

The Augusta Library--Donations of
Books.
The Library Directors acknowledge the
receipt of the following works from one Of
our pubicspirited citizens.
Bnaparte, by j. 5 {. Abbott vols.
BonApalte a. It. Hell ma. By j. $: c. Abbott. vol.
Letters in Palestine. by Thos. Wells, vol.
lite oil Wa hin ton by Edward Everett vol.
Fruits Flowers and a ming, BY II. ". Beecher.
vol.
Star Papers, by II " Beecier vol
Views ami Experience OF sligious Subjects. by
II. W. Beecher. vol.
Channing's Wo X. q vols.
Memors ) vols.
Treasures from hiltonA Prose, vol
Dewey's Discusses, vol.
imbles Of II Journalist. vol.
Chemistry of Common Life b. Johnston, vol.
IiumboluPs Cosmo-, vols.
Views oil Nature. vol.
Autobiogra ply OF IN Actress ! vol.
Rel gious ir1ths illustrated from science, By
Sin ana Redemption. by sheden. vol.
Gu tnre demanded by Modern Lie, rs ioEman,
Ilypatia. by Kingsl'y y, vol.
Dick- Works , vols.
BAY Path / Y Holland, vel.
Is o9uoA'e Scce siin, = i.
Hand oil "a in History, vol
The following have been received from
DAVID CARGILL, Esq:
Fcsius. | vol
Anthony Burns, vol.
Poem OF Ossian vol.
Bopaparte at 81. Helena, vol.
The Directors Of the Library are now en-
gagged in selecting the books, which will be
shortly purchased It is hoped that those of
our citizens who intend to contribute books
will do so az once, so the Directors may
avoid purchasing duplicates of works.
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Reform Club Ievee.

The leree Of the Augusta Reform Club,
the hearts Of those who participated in it.
Granite Hall was packed full in galleries,
floor, ard aisles, with an attentive and inter-
ested crowd. The entertainment opened
with the presentation of a superb and ele-
CANT banner to the Reform Club, by the ladies
Of the Aid Society connected with the Club
in its refornatory work. The presentation
remarks were made by Miss PhilbroUk, and
were full of fne thoughts which were impress
sively uttered. DR.. Brckett, President Of
the Reform Club, accepted the beautiful gift
in earnest, eloquent, and heartfelt words of
thanks promising to continue the fight against
intemperance under its folds. After this, re-
marks were made Ivy Captain W lyman, and
few mnut 8 were spent in signing the pledge,
which was not forgotten in the midst Of other
matters. Then Our Young Folks Social
Union occupied couple Of hours in the per-
tormance of an interesting play, acquittng
themselves with honor, and receiving much
applause and many silent thanks for their
share in the leyee. Tables were spread
around the hall and loaded with refresh
ments, which disappeared rapidly as the
evening passed To complete, social dance
to the excellent music of Berrys Quadrtl
Band was INDUCED in, and thus wound up the
levee of the Reform Club. 1t was a success
pecuniarily, socially, and will have stimu
la,ing and healhful influence upon the COM
muni,y towards the peculiar work of the Re.
form Club.
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FINANCIAL q COMMERCIAL.
Boston Wool Market.
THURSDAY, Nov. 81.

THURSDAY, Nov. 81.
The receipts oI the week have been OalSs oil
domestic, and bales Of foreign; against
bales of dome tic, and of foreign, for the same
week last year The sales III this market, eXcln
sve OF those in New York, TO pan ties here have
been 700 G10b Of fleece AMI pulled, and $50 o. lbs
OF foreign, making total OF ,350,ot0 lbs. The
ket is less excited and prices more settled than
last week. The amount of wool i'll the country
and at the seaboari is pretty accurately known,
anu the condition and wants of manufacturers more
clearly understood, SO that values are likely to he
less n'tctuatlng, and prices more stable The de-
mand has been more a tive, and considerable sales
OF wool IN New York have made by brokers here,
which are II included in our IT nsactoDs for this
market. Domestic fleece has been in good requesl ,
and the advance Ii tied last week fully sustainen
The supply OF this descr ption is light, and the
necessities OF most maDutac urers compel the use
of some domestic staple, prices arc likely 10 rule
firm and the present rates at least be maintained.
pulled woods have been largely sought for, and
some lots of choice super. have been taktn at eN.
tretne prices. The amount pulled through the rest
OF the season will be limited a. the supply of skins.
both foreign and domestic will be t IS than usual.
California fleece lis quiet and most of the sales have
been made On terms not made public In foreign
wool there has been good bu mess, with sales OF
Cape and Australian AZ an advance OF to &c per
ID above the rates current before the hre. Mo. to
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When the body and brain are well balanced,
the stomach is capable of restoring the waste
from which the system is constantly suffering;
but when the brain is larger in prop ,rtion.
the stomach is incapable of supplying il; in
other words, the compendium is too large
Tor the income. Here lies the cause of so
much sutfcring from Disease of the Heart,
Liver, Stomach and Lungs, which is produced
by taxing the Nervous System too severely;
and Fellows { 'mpound Syrup OF IIypophos
phi,es is the only preparation known which
mparts this vitality directly. ard consequent
~ the power to overcome disease.
pnvl9--tFIw
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Telegraph News in General.

Worcester, Mass. %. Theophilus from.
bly, and Peter Roberts. both of East Douglass.
were arrested yesterday for hi ing negro
named Geo G. Monroe to commit an assault
with intent to kill upon State Constable
Fletcher OF Whitingville. They were ar
raisned this morning, and held in $50 900
bail each for examination. The negro is al.
50 under $4,000 bail. Fletcher il. raridly
recovering from his in urics.
Ogdensburg, n. Y, o. Schooner Port.
land. laden with lumber went, ashore last
night on Tibbetts Point at the mouth of the
st. Laurence river in snow storm. Her
situation is bad but the weather is favorable
and the tugs expect ia get her of tomorrow.
The weather was fine, and those on board had
no trouble in getting safely off!
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington, p The President received
no visitors TO-DAY, being engaged upon his
message.
The cabinet met at noon to-day, all the
members were present, except Secretary
Belknap and Postmaster General Cresswell.
Among those ut the executive mansion was
Mrs. Woods, wife Of the condemned man to
be executed on next Wednesday tor the muir
der OF Mr.. Cheesman. She was accomps.
MED by her daughter. They did not succeed
in obtaining an interview with the President.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-11-23

Haywood Brothers Historical Mirror will
exhibit in Granite Hall Monday evening, Nov.
25. This unparalleled exhibition ha. BEEN
got up on scale Of magnihcence and splen-
dor never before attempted. II has received
the highest encomiums from the press, clergy
and nobility, all pronouncing it the most sub
lime and beautiful work Of modern times.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-11-23

The Somerset railroad track has been com.
pleted about half way from West Watervi!le
10 Norriigewock, and the work is steadily
progressing at about the rate of half mile
day. 1t is said the builders Of the road hone.
after it is completed to Norridgewock, to eff
by which the latter company will run light
mixed train each way between the two towns,
daily.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-11-23

As was expected quite delegation of visi-
tors from Warren Division, Gardiner, came
to this city on Thursday evening. and with
the members of Franklin Division, had a very
pleasant time al the Hall in Darby Block
returning on the Pullman train. The next
meeting of the Franklin Division, will be held
on Friday evening next on account of
Thanksgiving, being their regular nigh, of
meeting.
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JouNsoN's CoNpIrIoN POWDERS. Sent by
mail post paid to any part of the L. 5. on re-
cept of 40 cents per box, or six boxes for
So 90. Address johnson Bros, druggists.
Augusta, Me.
nov1-ttf.
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Horse Disienper.

Two thousand, three hundred and eleven
horses cured beside several Knox and Fear
uaught colts valued at from 1000 to 5000 dol
lars with "Adamson's Cough Balsam". Dose
-one tablespoonful placed upon the tongue
once in six hours. The horses must be kept
warm in the stable and fed upon vegetables.
Price 30 and IS cts. per bottle. Large size
cheapest. Sold by all druggists.
nov1t2weod
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We are coming Father Horace.

Five hundred thousand strong;
We have thrown away our cruthe-,
In heal h We move along.
More than one million people, men and an
S.rellings, Stiff joints, and Lameness, by Cen
taur Lniment are joining the crowd and
shouting out its praises II effects more re-
marksble cure, in one day than all other ar
tiees have in one year.