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Il Quite colony of Germans is cstablsbe,
II Yokohama
Many Louisianian planters have ice. max
ing machines.
Four classes Of passenger cars are used
on European railroads.
There are about five hundred miles q,
railway open in Brazil.
The Danube has the least steamboats, Of
any river in Europe.
View Orleans has Workingmen's Ac.
coinn.olation Bank"
\ huge monkey in the Berlin aquarium
drinks tea, coffee and beer.
h.ie""tv rv",'. a----,-s COW ,ho, III
'i,'- s-"ar hara short crop.
Montreal expects to become the great
grain metropolis of America
Elephants tusks are still found in large
numbers in Northern Siberia.
The peaches grown at Montreuil, near
Paris, are famous all over Europe.
Trials of lawn-mowers have superseded
the battles Of moving machines.
The mortality from small pox reached its
height IN the month Of December.
A publisher in London devotes him.
self wholly to the publishing of reform
tracts
Tho ordnance factory at Liege, in
Icgiam, is enc of the largest in the world.
The washerwomen of Kingston, in Eng
land, insist on three pints of beer dav.
Twenty tw1 Choctaw Indians have start
81 or base ball tour in Arkansas.
The making Of iron TASKS to contain
quicksilver is Philadelphia enterprise. ,
Lace making is principal source Of
rae"a'c to many places in the Neither
npds.
There are seven Indians in San Diego
over one hundred and twenty years Of
age.
A Tennessee spider caught snake
by spinning web around the reptile S
heal
The washcrwomcn are aghast at the
prospect Of ihc introduction of paper cloth
ing.
The Qaca,, the ladies' newspaper ir
LONDON, declares the Dolly Warden dress
to he vulgar
The population Of tho Republic of san
S'.!va3or.acccrdms to the recent estimates,
-is-4n- nD4.
y Detroit manufacturing establishment
throws in warm dinners daily to its en-
pIoyces.
Tic japanese visitors to Boston had
their own cook to look after their special
dishes.
There j. more than one hundred per
cent profit on every glass of soda water
sold for ten cents.
The wIre-worm is doing much damage
to the corn, potatoes and wheat through
out Maine.
The average southern Presbyterian min
iS'sf gets 500 year-S60 more than a
Year ago
lie Germans, by Hismark's direction,
aFe training carrier pigeons for military
Purposes.
\ very strong and anti-Catholic move
meht ha> manifested itself in Turkey, of
IL. places in tie world
livery ,gjment in tic British army has
re5'mentai dinner once year in London
for ihccrs only.
'lc Of The si,ht- OF tn. I.lauI Of Malt
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The Mobile Register publishes the
following personal: A young lady who
has been greatly annoyed by lot of young
simplctons who stop her window at
night to sing " If ever l cease to love-
wishes to say, if they will cease their fool
ishness, come in AMI talk business, :
they viii confer favor. #sEGS
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Price One Dollar.
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FOR TIE AgHfskeRs

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too long a time, and too much care, to re-
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pared this dye, IN one preparation; which
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TuE St, Louis Times says: "Inliyid-
uals who would prefer for Presidenta man
who goes 10 the circus drunk, to one WHO
stays at home sober, VIII know how to
choose between Grant and Greeley"
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Taken I'D.

-, "a ne into the premises Of the subscriber.
lar Is Mills, on the 2Ist instsnt. two rel
heiiers and one steer. The owner vr owners
VIII please come forward, prove property
p y chars,s, and take them away
JOHN CHAPMAN
CaFkS' Nils, June Il. Is7,. is,3w
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IS the ancient palace ofthe lGraSd Ass-
tiers of St. John, at Nedina.
There are six celebrated universities in
Prussia under the Minister of public In
struction and Ecclesiastical Affairs.
Chicago has nou more thieves, robbers
and garroters than it ever had.
Cream IN London costs more than good
sherry wine. ..--.. ,.-....
1t takes 500 tons of coal to drive large
steamer to England. Fffsf~f0
Z "A Florida Judge the other IN fined a
LAWYER SO for laughing at him.
Minnesota farmers are.tarning their at
tent'on to the presci- crop. s.. -.
Next month Iowa has State billiard
tsaxnsment. x
New York State has only one Sage
route remaining-from Rondout % Delhi.
Ralph Waldo Emerson celebrated his
10Th birthday this month. i-E1f
! 30 many cats are drowned in the De-
tro't water works that the people drink
beer. GH.1 r 'gftgFH ~
In Illinois, after the first Of july, wo-
men viii be eligible to hptl appointive Of
fees. Esa TF|F :
a child was recently bitten to death 10
Kansas BY rittlesnake's lmafwhieh haa
been severed FROM fae snakes BODY
Smallpox here and "rooms to rent !"
are two announcements on one door OF a
Detroit house. ~.TsF az
Wiliafa's hutei at Washington has been
leased at the rate Of SIS 900 the first year
/ so, 900 the. second, S35 900 the third and
| $50 .00C the fourth and thereafter. 'sw
Chicago editor recently received a per-
funnel noss asking why Mr.. Byron. who used
to write such sweet poetry, keeps 50 silent
lately. II s
Mise yirgini, Gold.chmidt. Jeany Lind 8
eldest daughter. a young lady Of. eighteen.
/ IS said to possess glorious q voice as her
! mothers ever was.
/ Evansville, Indiana, is suffering from
sun strokes, hydrophobia, ravenous hogs,
fractious cows, runaway teams, sinking
sewers, cat socia's and dust.
Mr.. Iacclleus Reed, Of Westford, Mass,
who recently died aged ninety years, drove
his cattle for sixty four successive years
from Westforl to his pasture in New Fps
wiclr, n. ii. .g.... !.
The Cincinnati Commrrcim saws the
State department got its dispatches mixed
up. 1t is General Siekks and not DR..
HonarI who has been reelected, and is on his
way nome from SPAN.
A green has been discovered which is
trlihnnt enough 10 reIiaee the polsoaoa.
color produced By Arsenic. 1t is comp sc.l
of twenty parts Of oxide Of zinc ana one
part of the s,ilpfrtte of cobalt mixed into
apastc with water, and exposed to red
heat
/ Joseph Resell, the inventor of the screw
propeller, Is to he monumental in Central
park, New York
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To all who desire them Either double
AMI single furnished on shert notice.
Having recently purchased new and
beautiful assortment Of buEgies. etc, SUI
Ferlor - any in the county, he is pre-
pared to attend to any calls with prompt
ness and dispatch. lie may he found 1T
any time on Seventh street, between BuffsI
and chicago streets. I24itf
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The queer ideas Which entegtAe fertile
brains 81 ilibcrn;.ns at al TINS ar snti-

brains Of iiibcrni.ns at all times are sufi-
GENTLY astonishing. 4 school of poor
children having read in their chapter in
the Bible the denunciations. against hvpo-
critics who strain 1T ! .n2t anil swallow q
camel were afterwards examined by the
benevolent patroness, Lady F., as to
their rceollections Of the chapter. "What,
in particular, was the sin of the Pharisees,
children = said the lady. "4tug camels,
my lady" was the prompt reply.
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Every year increases the popularity of
this valuable Hair Preparation; which is
due to merit alone. We can assure our
old patrons that it is kept fully up to its high
standard; and it is the only reliable and
perfected preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color, max
ing 1T soft, lustrous, and silken. The
scalp, by its use, becomes white and clean.
II removes all eruptions and dandruf, and,
by its tonic properties, prevents the hair
from falling out, as it stimulates and
nourishes the lairglands. BY ITS use, the
hair grows thicker and stronger In bald
ness, it restores the capillary glands to
their normal vigor, and will create a new
growth, except in extreme old age. 1t is
the most economical HAIR DRESSING ever
used, as itreluires fewer applications, and
gives The hair splendid, glossy appear
ancc. A. \. Hayes, NJ. D., State Assay
er of Massachusetts, says, "The constitu-
ents arc pure, and carefully selected for
excellent quality ard | consider it the
BEST PERTURBATION for its intended pur-
poses" 49, Ft-ti"'r~ f"
SoH Ay all Druggists, anil Dca1ers in Nedi-
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IN PRuBATE-MANITuWOC COUNTY
ICourt- In the matter of the estate Of War
garrett Follmer. deceased. Notice is hcrcbr
given, that by virtue and in pursuance Of IA
order Of license, made in said matter, on the
18th day Of June, 4 d. 1872, " The Comfy
Court OF said County, the undersigned Jo-
scph Follmer, administrator of the estate Of
said Margaret FollEer. deceased, will on
Monday. the 18th DAY Of July A. u. 1879
at ten o'clock in the forenoon Of said day. 1t
the Office Of the CoHnty judge. IL the City OF
Manitswoc, in said County, offer for ~
at public vendue. the folipwn ing dss cribs
lands. to-wii 10 acres OF the north side of
the nel Of the SCI, OF section No, ?, aud s.
acres in the SCI Of mel, Of section No ? and
in township Ne 10, ranee No. %, in Mani
t0woe County, Wisconsin. The terms Of sale
cash.
JOSEPH F0LLMER Administrator.
Dated at Mautowoc, the l7iL Day Of lie,
i. b. 1872. i7.W
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Administrators Sale.

Please call and examine ny goods ana
lrices. [l3-25-Iyl J F. EEARD0N.
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TO ncNirON Cut Mains

Place small pieces of board, large chips,
etc, in close proximity u cabbage and
sweet potato plants, &C., all through the
patch and you can trap the pests by hun
dreds. The boards must be lifted early in
the morning, and on very warm DAYS again
about noon. \ little care for few DAYS
viii clear these Pests OFT of the garden.
One trial viii satisfy any person of the
merits of this plan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-02-02
News from New York,

New York, l. J. B. Dillaway, of Lynn,
Mass, while seated in car at the new Har.
lem depot at seven o'clock this morning, was
seized by the throat by an unknown rough,
who stole his watch and chain, successfully
escaping.
Fire burglars attempted to rob the house
of Mr.. Creed, at Jamaica last night Greed
found them with a portion of his furniture
ready to cart away, and fred at them, one of
them falling as if dead. His companion
threw the body into a wagon and escaped,
leaving hat covered with blood and hair.
1t is reported that the Western Uuion Tele-
graph Company have purchased the property
on the northwest corner of Broadway and
Dey streets for eight hundred thousand dol
lars, and propose to erect handsome and
substantial office.
The trustees Of the Market Savings Bank
have agreed to offer S2S00 for the arrest of
Conklin.
1t appears that Powers, proprietor of the
Grand Central Hotel for rooms, attendance,
&C., upon the occasion of the assassination of
Col. Fisk, when large portion of the house
was literally monopolized by the sympathz-
ing friends of the murdered man was only
$500 instead of S2500 as has been reported,
and has been paid within few days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-02-02
Decision on Goldsmith Maids 2:I7
Heat at Milwaukee.

Providence, II. l., l. The board OF APP
peals of the American Trotting Association,
to which was referred the appeal of S. ID.
Bruce and others for a decision respecting
the validity of the record of two minutes
seventeen seconds, claimed by the bay mare
Goldsmith Maid, at Milwaukee Sept. g. 1871,
have decided first, that the Cold Spring
course on the day of said race exceeded one
mile in length measured in the manner re-
CURED by article 10Th of the bylaws.
Second, that said race was public race
within the scope and meaning of article forty
two.
Third, that the official record of said asso-
citation presents no protest or other allega-
ton of disqualification to either horse; that
said record contains conclusive evidence that
Goldsmith Maid won the race in three heats
of which the time was taken by the judges
and properly placed on the record of the
association, was severally 81 1-2; 2:17;
2 81 IA.
Fourth, that proof is conclusive that in
each heat of the race said Goldsmith Maid
trotted fairly and performed a full mile
Fifth that the judges of said race employ
| ed the assistance of all necessary persons to
enable themselves to properly understand
and judge the race in all its parts; that the
knowledge which they thus possessed of the
performance and the aforesaid decision of the
race which they have recorded, were not in
any reasonable sense invalidated in conse-
quence of an interruption of their personal
view of a part of the course caused by OBJ
| jects occupying the range of their vision.
| For these reasons we confirm the validity
of the record produced by the association,
| which established that Goldsmith Maid, in
the second heat of said race, trotted mile
| in minutes and Il seconds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-02-02
Washington Matters.

Speaker Blaine is to give dinner party
on Saturday, complimentary to the newly
welded Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hale of Maine.
In the United States Senate Wednesday
bill was passed declaring the meaning Of the
internal revenue act of July 10, 1870. The
amnesty bill was debated but no action was
taken. In the House the bill increasing the
limit of appealed cases to the Supreme Court
was passed. There was spirited discussion
upon the matter of the syndicate, but the re-
port concerning it was not acted upon.
Prominent North Carolinians in Washing
ton say that Governor Caldwell Of that State
will probably refuse to give Senator elect
Ransom his credentials to the Senate, either
on the ound that there is no vacancy, Alb
bolt legally holding the seat, or that, if there
is vacancy, it belongs to the governor and
not to the legislature to fill it. Should Alb
bott be refused seat by the Senate, and it
devolves on Caldwell to fill the vacancy, he
will probably appoint Abbott, whose chances
for ultimately attaining his ambition seems on
the whole favorable. The republican con-
vention of North Carolina, which meets in.
April, will probably renominate Governor
Caldwell and a State ticket of honest and
respectable men.
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in giving false certificate of election to W
t. Clark as member of Congress from the
Sd district. Whereas Giddings wss elected
by clear majority of six thousand.
Havana, l. The steamship Moro Castle
from New York, arrived to-day.
Its is officially announced that President
Cespedes is still in Cuba.
Salt Lake City, l. The election OF dele
gates to the convention takes place next Mon
day.
Chicago, l. The legislature of Wisconsin
and the st. Louis board of trade have pro-
tested against the admission of building ma
terial for Chicago duty free.
Louisville, l. George Harper colored
lawyer, made his first speech in court to-day,
making a favorable impression. Colored
witnesses were also admitted in case which
was white man hanged with rope.
New Orleans, l. The Picayune contains
the valedictory of A. M. Holbrook, for thirty
years one of the editors and proprietors.
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children, Mrs. B. has attended "a Al, IN.
farm work, gone into the wood-lot and crt
the fuel for the house, and ON one occaa;on
killed and dressed sheep; proving that this
yankee wife is fully equal to Mr.. Thomaa,
Swedish women, and certainly Counting
one," all herself.-Wiscasset Oracle.
The Machias Union calls upon the proper
authorities in Machias and in Washington
county at once to take measures for a general
| vaccination. The small pox is spreading 1t
fearful rate in the cities.
The Gardiner Journal says that ]. L,
Cheeseman, the Ice-King, is stacking"
$4,000 tons of ice on his wharf near his
houses.
The Oracle says that J. T. Merrill of
Damariscotta, has leased his unoccupied
block, in Newcastle, for term of five years,
at the very low rent of $3.50, out Of WHICH
the rent the repairs on said building are to
be taken. The Messrs. Obear intend COM
mencing operations as soon as the building is
ready for the requisite machinery. ship,
and one or two smaller vessels, will also be
built; b. d. Metcalf, Esq, having schooner
of about 100 tons partly completed on the
stocks, sold to parties in Thomaston. The
long projected dam, to be built across our
river, remains in statu quo, although the
matter is being agitated somewhat by the
stockholders.
A special despatch to the Portland Adver-
tiser says that VIM. Tarbox, guard at the
prison, committed suicide Wednesday morn
ing at half-past eight o'clock by shooting
himself through the heart with his own rifle
He called another guard and gave him GER
| tain messages for his parents, told him he
was going to shoot himself, placed the butt
| of his rifle on the floor with the muzzle athis
heart, said sHere goes" and with the aid of
FIRE poker discharged the gun, killing him.
self instantly.
The Bangor Commercial gives an account
of fight on the Ellsworth road, Monday, be-
tween a large "bob-cat' and q terrier. The
latter was getting the worst Of it, when two
men who were passing, interfered, and killed
the cat with clubs. The critter weighed
nearly GO pounds.
The Orient says that it is reported that
Prof. Paul ii. Chadbourne, late President of
one of the great Western Universities, is to
| be installed in Bowdoin. 1t is said that he
will preside over the departments of study
which ex-President Harris had under his
charge.
The Maine Methodist Conference meets
this year at Gardiner, in April
The wife of Morrill, Cove, of West Gardi-
ner, awoke him, on Sunday morning, by a
gurgling noise in her throat. He raised her
up and she died almost instantly without say
ing word. She had been in her usual
health. and doubtless died of heart disease,
as she had been some subject to it.-Gardi-
ner journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-02-02

The age of railroads and the telegraph give
rise to fast living, and increases the desire
for making rapid fortunes, some wishing to
outstrp, and others to be at least equal to their
neighbors. In order to keep up with this
eager and unequal contest, the brain is taxed
to its utmost power, while humanity is rem
dered an easy prey to disease. The Heart,
Liver, Stomach, Lungs, or Nervous System
becomes afflicted, and sickness in the form of
Heart Disease, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Bron-
entities, Consumption, Paralysis or Mania is
the result. The use of Fellows Compound
Syrup of Hypophosphites will enable the
mind to sustain greater strain unfettered by
conflicting thoughts and unwearied by con-
tinued study. 1t imparts power of concentra-
ton. What before seemed difficult sof solu-
ton, becomes comparatively easy, and the
body is physically strong under its use.
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Boston Items.

Boston, l. The case against William T..
Harris, John Wilson, John Spencer and VIM.
Mullen, for mutiny on board of bark Hallett,
came up for examination to-day before [. S.
Commissioner IIallett, and resulted in hold
ing defendants for trial in one thousand dol
lars each.
NJ. S. Chapman, formerly well known
merchant in Belfast, Me-, fell dead of heart
disease on Congress street to-day.
w. A. Glover on trial for robbing the
Boylston Bank, underwent long examina-
ton to- day, during which he swore he never
knew anything about the robbery until he
saw an account of it in the paper; did not
know there was such bank before that :;
never had anything to do with the stolen
bonds. either in Boston or New York.
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NEWS BY MAIL.

Eight thousand men have sailed from Cadiz
for Cuba.
The New York custom-house investigation
has been resumed by the congressional CON-
mttee.. y
1t is stated that Attorney General Barlow
is about to begin suits against Jay Gould and
other members of the Erie ring.
A petition to the North Carolina legisla-
ture to con soidate its State debt 10 being
signed by the financial men of New York.
The national convention to secure the
recognition of God in the Constitution Of the
United States, met in Cincinnati Wednesday.
Judge M. B. Hogan of that city is president.
A series of resolutions were presented and
laid over for consideration.
The weather in Oregon is very cold, and
the northern Pacific surveying party, under
Captain Maxwell, have abandoned work in
Pend, Oreille county, and reached Walla-
Walla recently after great hardships aud the
loss of several animals.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-02-02

Some souless and brainless wretch sent US
last week bogus marriage notice, which we
published in good faith Chat of Dudley L..
Philbrook to Miss Josie Trask, both Of Sid
ney,) and which has also appeared in the
Farmer. A gentleman of honor has assured
us that no such marriage has taken place ;
that it is a hoax perpetrated by an individual
who is an enemy to the party named. A man
capable of such senseless act should be
doomed to perpetual bachelorhood. That is
about the severest punishment We know of,
or can conceive.
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Telegraph News in General.

Cincinnati, l. The religious constitutional
amendment convention discussed the resolu-
ton relative to the bible in the schools. The
remonstrance of Abbott is that the adoption
of the amendment proposed to the constitu-
ton would establish aristocracy of christians
ity and tend to ruin the country.
Detroit, l. The workmen engaged in
sinking shaft In the Detroit river tunnel
struck bed of rock at depth of l04 feet.
The work is progressing favorably.
Rondout, N. Y, l. The sheriff has seized
the personal property at Milton OF Henry
Conkling, treasurer of the Market Savings
Bank in New York.
Galveston, Tex, l. A despatch from Aus
tin says that the indictments against Gov
Davis, secretary of State Newcomb and at
terney general Alexander were to be re-
turned to the court to-day by district attor-
ney. One of the charges is for misdemeanor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-02-02

Hon. Joseph w. Patterson of this city, who
is executor on the estate of the late John
Coleman of Windsor, has shown us an an
Gent volume that bears upon one of the fly
leaves the name of John Coleman" and the
year "l775." On another leaf we read
"Simon Bradstreet-1667." The book was
printed in London in 1864, more than two
hundred years ago, and of its mechanical
execution the printer of more recent age
need not be ashamed. The full explanatory
title page gives the reader good idea of the
contents of the volume: "The Christian in
Armour, or a Treatise of the Saints War
against the Devil, wherein Discovery is
made of that grand enemy of God and his
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Horrible Railroad Accident.
A Large Number of Persons Killed
and Wounded.

Scranton, Pa, l. A horrible railroad ac-
cident occurred this forenoon on the Lehgh
Valley Railroad near Rockpert. As the Buff
falo express train was nearing that point the
rail broke precipitating the train over an
embankment about 80 feet high, wrecking
the cars, which were set on fire by the stoves.
Four OF the passengers were instantly killed
and four more have since died of their in
Juries, and some eighteen others are more or
less wounded. Among the killed is the wife
of Professor Lewis. Judge Dana, late JUS
tice of Luserne county had his arm and
shoulder broken. Among the killed were
also colored woman and her two children.