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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-04

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{entabnbau nader poran; bic sanSs Qinte tr
arapir. unp auf elmer bepeutenben Strede BE-
reit5 auSsefubrt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-04

5err 9. s. 3abm 1T uieber bonn Often
suriid sefebrt, no er sswsien, UNI @intaufe fir
fem rensmirtes @eiGaft an ben Sieten Gden
su Be- ursen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-04

DaB Gartbault bur@ bic sb0immuna
ietner 8ireer f& 3ur Gity erbobeu bat, tarf
ni@t unsrpdbnt bleiben /; 551 Rimmtsn tafir,
29l baseeen. Das ralde Auftlabeu bieier
seperbstbdtieen unb frebiamen iunseu @tabt
reatfertist ben 8e(@lub s%oQtomu1en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-04

Dulutb bat seflbrli4e Glemente in leiner
Witte. Sn Der Monta9 Na@t wuroe Der Ser
iu@ eema6t, bic 9afenmauer 3u iprenseu, spu
welHer elm She'll wirtli@ 3er1Srt 1T.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-04

&bur3uder lcll, pie man aus cerldt;-
eenen Weeeneen peruimn1t, oieles Sabr eineH
auten grtrag ~ssliefert babsn. Cine Wasenla=
ouns wuree furslth gu MinnsapoIis gum pteiie
BON IA Gents eas pfano rait u~ertauft.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-04

Die . ubuqueu !. ct. YauI Babn
pirp BEN Bernebmeu mad nit Der Davenport
uno ct. paul 2inie pereiniet pebur@ beren
goaenbune uelentli@ s~efSrbert miirbe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-04

Die Gt1enbabnbrid bel st. @loub
1T fertig, ebeniU bic Geleerapben-9eitune mad
Saut Center.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-04

Die @traBen.tfenbabu fir bic
Stoot 81. paul it iprer Bermirfltdung etnen
S@ritt ndber seriidt. Die Dtreftereu baben
narnli9 Elm COMMITTEE e%rnannt, bsfebenb aus
ben 5erren u. g. Wriebt s. 8. Marfelb, s.
u. 8ab, s. @ann unb @irart 6stpitt, tpelde
fd nit ben betrefenben @runoeieeutblmern,
bel beren Wruabnuden bic 3unddf proisttirte
9inie f9 binsiebt, ins Ginpernebmen gu leben
boben, b. b. bieelteu 3ur uebernabne BON ut.
item gu peranlansn. Ten ertsu Mffionareu tit
Der i~ufOrtise 8au Der erfeu swei Meileu 8abp
in NusNat eefeut, 10 apar, bab biele leBtere
BON Der untern 7. @trabe anfaneenp bieie bin.
auf biz Sad|on, bic Sadion btnunter bis CUR H.,
Der 4. binauf mad Wabaitaw, bic Wabaibap
~tinunter mad Der g., bic 3. binauf bic mad
5ort CUR Stanley @traBe laufen iea. IN ben
attten wiro eiae Ma3abluns BON Is pru3snt per-
langt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-04

Cine ueue @tabt 1T in 8eder Gpunty
uater ber 8enennune Nubuton ausaeleet, une
baieIbft cine 8unbes> Qauooffce erri9tet ppr-
Ben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-04
Offtctel1e @tabt.3eitune
2ofal= Ment9teiten.

Das Concert beS st. pau1 Ste
bertran5es Ron, lebtsn Counting fel ebert
lclebr our gefrisei3une bes lsbr aablrsi& ssr-
trstsnsn publitums ais aur @atisfaeticn bes
frsbiarnen 8ereins unb itines waderen Dtref~
tors aus. Das prcgramm bot rnebrere berr-
lide pieeen bar, ba3wilden CUR ansenebmen
@bpe&luues unterb altenee ure seuaitbli& an
ipre&enoe Sntermea3os. @&on bic Susertare
aus Der Norma, BON Seiberts Or&eaer elan-
seno aussefubrt, bra&te ras vublilum in cine
sebubsne Stimmuns, wel&t bur& ben som Sic
bertran3 meiferbaft porsetrasenen 8eremari&
BON 3Saner fd nod ~(eiserte. Ga mar atsr-
mails Der Btwsis seliefert bab CUTE probufte
Der Mult ME peralten, bab he itets ibres blei'
b.nben Ginb.uds BET eirsm emYfaueliden Mu-
bitorium fiber lnb. SID BET eemii@te gbor
fanb BET ieinem tpitberhg|ten Muftreten serbien.
ten 9eifaQ. Mfs anfpstaenbe 2eiituueen elm
aelner Mitglieber fnb bsrporSubeben bic Duette
Don SRI. Ratb arina MlQer unb s. Gernbola
1rwie Son herlelben jungen Dame nit SRI. Nnna
Grp, ferner bic defamation Der Qesteren unb
oas @olu BON 5ru. s. Gernbuls. Ginen bur&-
l6lasenoen Grfule bate pieber Der tonti&e
"Mi&el". ueberrai9enb falo6 Der ebenfaQs
fomil6e @bor Mausfdb@en" bas Concert.
@ie bereits tn sorieer Summer erpdbnt
rporsen. merben gsrberettuueen gu einent sr0.
beren @rneerte 9etrofen, peldes Der 2ieoertran3
gum 8efen Der neuen Stride ber beutiden ia
tbolii@en @emeinbe 3u eeben beab1dtist unb
stpar in eintm eerdumieeren Qoeale, was nur ~
biQisen 1T. Denn RE btsberise Grfabrune
bient benz @ereiu CUR beieu Mufmuuteruna, unb
mir piinl&en, bab pieies leBte Concert ni&t 81
nett binausgef&oben, ~foubern tpdbrenb Der ta'
fir nod einltieen Sabres3eit eeeeben retbe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-04

9afb.aHsts 81. 600. 600.
5000 600 bsaablt fur gsrlteruuo.u III Zen l.Steu 20
Sabren.
Aaes 5ar'ncretsenttnn'. cininlicstd gtebtant, ft es
In Stsuns, y ,rh pper auf Der Jarm wrb perNdert aeaer
0sriuf oper Shabea burd
Teuer unp Sltb
Aad Rem Snfaumsnts- plan.
Sad btslsna plans bsatlt SIR b1cs fur etne Sab.
resoerf' eruns iebes Sabe obne 3tufsn,
uno ol cine % tee fur fanf Sabre drsse cit mtrs, ~
frarst ,tr bic Nussabe fur sies Grnfusrarasn
S0r besablt niaf fur bre' Otcr I'M Sahrss . @erade-
runesn ] II m = urdus s, inb M Shr @L6 babu1d itbt
Cue % selc.s fir brsi prer p,er Sabre terauct ME es
bet @srttsrnnstn nab benz eeuOanltden etcd'piane
bsr aau mare.
Nien ano brardt pine @,ridsrrne su ttu. penn Rs
ibm VI 10 leiftsn @eeinsunaen, re tier %anaebpten mire.
- 1T Elm gan. %be'onoers fur Die i'stg II 3eitsn raden
Der Yian uno rire p@n elmer Der ditefen uub { liptftn
gsrfdsruass,9 sisatdarea hss 6 II es a%nsstpur.
s. y. 0ammersI, Maent.
232-2l4 2uremturs, stearne Co.. Mfrn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-04

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%. Mrril. 5trrBernart ~ e1ttsr NIT y rau'
Ietu 81 arta gteente.
80. Nsrtl. @err Nlsas MaSer NIT 5ea1'e'"
&arsaretta 81 fenpeter.
8 dnfen.
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Ronenmader unb Gltiabest seh. Sabres.
Msaes CHARLOTTE g,bn. Gltsra: etrta0f Dssa UNI
emma eeb. @uxtla&
Carolina Gtrifina Retltns. @ltsr1: UNI
aeetaa stb. Nnlelmest.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-31
Boston Items.

Boston, so. A pretentious agency estab-
hshed two months since on Devonshire street
by Jefferson and Henry Brock, brothers,
hailing from New York, collapsed to. day,
leaving one hundred young men and girls en-
ployed as clerks without their pay, many OF
them destitute and among strangers. There
are also numerous creditors for stock and
fixtures and merchants minus their advance
payments 1t is said the Brooks have fled to
Canada.
In the southern district municipal court to-
day, Robert Smith was fined fifty dollars tor
not notifying the properi authorities of case
of small pox in his family. lie appealed to
higher court
Thos Fl. Pratt a witness for the prosecution
in the case of Glover. on trial for robbing the
Boylston Bank testified to-day that shortly
after the robbery he visited Glover's house,
No. ll5 West 26th street, where he received
$4,000 of coupon bonds of the Boylston
Bank At different times thereafter Glover
gave him SAC, 900 or $50, 900 in bonds of the
same bank, some of which were coupons and
others registered bonds. The defence will
commence tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-31
News From Washington.

Washington. 80. The French spoliation
bill reported by MIR. Cameron in the Senate
this forenoon provides for a commission CT
three to be appointed by the President and
confirmed by the Senate to examine and audit
such claims and order their payment to the
exten: of $500, 900.
In the British and American mixed com.
mission to-day the case of Thos. Ward VS..
the United States No. was considered The
commissioners will be prepared to award a
sum equal to the value Of 100, 900 lbs. of cot
on seized at Wilmington, N. c., and used by
United States authorities for hospital pur-
poses.
The claim of Geo. ID. Baldwin VS.. United
States in the sum of $4,000 for engraving
material furnished the treasury department
in 1868, which has been pending before refer
ees for several months was decided to-day by
an award of $1,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-31
Fraudulent Misrepresentation.

Among the pernicious frauds of the period, there
is one which especially deserves the apprehension
If all who lace proper value on health and life.
The swindle referred to consists in the attempts OF
irresponsible parties, in different sections of the
United States to force upon the market vile asring.
ent compounds manufactured out of damaged or
wol thless drugs and refuse liquor, rs preparations
possessing the rare medicinal virtues OF the most
popular and eficacous of all vegetable tonics and
Observation-Disclosures Stomach Bitters
The concocters Of these "local bittcrs" are in the
ttuest sense OF the phrase public enemies. Their
lery poHohs lnlame the stomachs. stupeiy the
Grains, and shater the nerves of those who are un.
wise enough TO accept them as substitutes Tor the
famous Vegetable invigorant that for twenty wears
ms been known throughout the Western i,emi.
sphere as II standard article.
Ine fame Of lIostetter's Bitters as a health.pre
serving, vtazing medicine, is as wide as the
world, and the miserable attempts of needy nos.
rum-mongers to supplant it would be treated with
silent contempt, we're it not that serious conse.
quences sometimes follows the use of the netarous
compounds in question. Whoever recommends
any of Il EN- as remedies for Dyspepsia, Rilli us
ess Con tipation, Intermittent Fever, Rheuma.
tism, any other complain for which lIostetter's
Birters is a known specific, is guilty Of amora. If
not legal msdemeanor. AT this season, when the
I'M il II leasing from the earth, IN the form of
unwholesome vapors, the active principle Of dis.
ease, course Of Hostettei's Rtters will he OF the
utmost sersicc to persons with feeble constitutions.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-31

The age of railroads and the telegraph give
rise to fast living, and increases the desire
for making rapid fortunes, some wishing t"
outstrip. and others to be at least equal to their
neighbors. In order to keep up with this
eager and unequsl contest, the brain is taxed
to its utmost power, while humanity is rem.
Tered 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-
chities, Consumption, Paralysis or Mania, is
he result. The use of Fellows Compound
Syrup of Hypophosphites will enable the
mind to sustain greater strain unfettercd by
conflicting thoughts and unwearied by CON
tinued study. 1t imparts power of concentra-
.tion. What before seemed difficult of solu
ion. becomes comparatively easy, and the
body is physically strong under its use.
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Telegraph News In General.

Special to Evening Traveller.
Halifax, 80. Mr.. Fulton of St. John has
refused Browns offer to row at Bedford
Basin or on the kennebeccasis. Instead he
proposes Springfield, Mass. Browns COM
mittee will finally offer to row on the Kenne-
beccasis, and if not accepted the race will be
declared off,
The steamer City of Halifax from St. John,
n. F., yesterday, passed 20 miles of field ice.
The contract for mails having expired none
will go to England the next trip.
The Peruvian from England reports heavy
weather the entire passage. She sailed this
afternoon for Baltimore.
Louisville. Ky, so. The Grand Duke
Alexis will visit the Mamouth cave on Thurs
day next, and on his return will proceed d.
rect to Cincinnati.
Laramie, 80. A collision occurred last
night on the Union Pacific Railroad, near
Red Buttes. Four engines were coming
down hill when they ran into the rear end Of
passenger train standing on the main track
waiting for trains to get through the snow
drifts. Five or six cars were wrecked and
twelve or fifteen passengers bruised.
Worcester, Mass, 80. The trial of John
Griffin charged with killing Thos. Doyle in
Hazard the night before Thanksgiving day
resulted in verdict OF guilty of manslaught-
er. His sentence has not yet been announced.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-31

Joseph Burton, Esq, of this city, who was struck
by the sled OF young man, on Monday the d,
and thrown violently to the sidewalk, rendering
him unconscious, died vest, rday afternoon at two
O'Clock the effects of his injuries Since the
sad occurrence Mr.. Burton has lain in a semcon-
scious state, apparently not suffering great pain,
his physical system being partially paralyzed.
When spoken to he has readily responded, and
would extend his hand to grasp that of friend,
the announcement of the friends name. At no
time during the few but anxious days and lights of
tender watching and solicitude, have his friends
dared to hope for his recovery. Medical sli
was unavailing; nature seemed unab to rally
from the severe and sudden shock; and al hat the
fondest friends could do to wait patiently Tor
the last feeble breath the last pulsaiOn of the
heart followed by the stiffness o: death In the
death of Mr.. Burton our city loses one of its most
stable and respected citizens, and the county OF
Kennebec long tred, faithful and honest officer.
The grief at his violent and sudden death VIII not
be confined alone to the stricken household of our
departed friend but will be shared by the entire
community u whom the deceased had become Ell.
lcared by his manly qualities, transformations and
pure life, and the warm sympathies of kind and
gentle nature.
The deceased was the son of James Burton, who
came to kennebec from Boston in 1855, and was the
Hr L postmaster III Ausu>td Joscpu bultou Nds
born Feb. IA, 1897. and commenced business as
clerk in store in Portland in isis. In 1871 he
started in trade at Eastport here he continued un-
til his removal to Hallowell III 1871 at which place
he remained until 1876, acting the last three
of his residence there cashier of the Northern
bank. Returning to Augusta in 1896, he was Deputy
Secretary of State in 1871; was the first postmaster
ofthe newly incorporated city OF Augusta, from 1919
to 1853; appointed Register of Probate by Gov.
Crosby in 1854, and was removed by Gov Wells in
1856. The Office having been made elective, lie was
in the latter year elected by the people and has by
repeated reflections held it continuously for fifteen
years. He married Feb 9, 1873, Elizabeth Robin.
SON. daughter OF Gen Jesse Robinson of Hallowell,
who died July 2j 1854. He lraycs family consist.
ing of one only surviving daughter and two sisters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-31
EUROPEAN NEWS.

London, 80. Mr.. Bruce home secretary
has requested the magistrates of Bolton to
explain their inaction during the late Dixie
riots. Seventeen persons have been sum-
moned to answer for participation in the
Wanton destruction.
Paris, 80. Deputy Paladines announced in
the assembly yesterday that he should con-
tribute his salary to the voluntary fund for
the payment of the war indemnity. with the
hope that French soil would soon be rid of
the Germans.
Madrid, 80. A mass meeting of radicals
are organizing electoral committees through
out the Provinces. They intend to make
vigorous canvass of the Kingdom for coming
elections.
st. Pauls cathedral is being handsomely
decorated for the official Thanks iving to be
held there in February for the restoration to
health OF the Prince of Wales
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-31
NEWS BY MAIL.

The steamship Erie, formerly of Boston,
recently arrived at New York from Rio ia.
metro, with 1906 bags of coffee, the largest
cargo ever landed at that port.
Mayor Medill of Chicago has vetoed the
resolution by the council to permit the com.
pletion of half finished frame buildings in the
fire districts.
Mr.. Roberts was inaugurated president Of
the republic Of Liberia, on New Years day.
The trial of Mrs. Sherman, the Derby
poisoner, has been postponed until Wednes.
day, Feb II.
Mount Hood, Oregon, is throwing out .
dense column Of smoke, indicative of active
volcanic action.
There are seven or eight manufacturers Of
mustard in Boston, whose united yearly pro-
duction reaches nearly 600 tons, the largest
using over 100000 pounds of seeds, which
are imported from England, Italy and Ger
many.
The Bellingham coal mines are on FIRE and
the flames are consuming the houses, etc.,
outside the shaft. The sea will be turned in
to extinguish the flames.
1t is reported that the Tammany sachems
have determined to stop the name of Tam
many from the society and building, and take
the name Columbian"
At a meeting of the federal council of the
International Society, in New York, on SUM-
day, reports were read showing that the Or
ganizaton was spreading largely throughout
the country, 81 unions having been formed
during the month.
kilograms from St. Louis state that the
so-called Liberal Republican Convention re.
Gently held at Jefferson City, was but meet
ing of the left wing Of the democratic party.
Such liberal republicans as Mckee of the
Democrat, ex-senator Henderson, Gov ernor
Fletcher, ex-Lieut. Governor Stannard, ex.
Congressman Dyer, ex-Speaker Arrick, Bet
finger of the St. Joseph Herald, and many
others of the like prominence denounce the
pretended convention as fraud.
Spain is quiet once more The only i'm
mediate change expected to take place in the
ministry is the withdrawal Of Senior Gamiu-
DIES.
William Thompson, formerly adjutant un.
der General Jackson, and once the wealth.
lest banker in New Orleans, was found on
Sunday night in small Office on Broadway,
New York, sick, destitute and nearly starved.
He was taken to the hospital by the police.
He Is so years old.
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AUGUSTA, Jan 50. Is;

AUGUSTA, Jan 50, lSt2.
EDITOR OF JOURNAL 1t was With an .xauisit
sense of the iudlcrou TINT this morning read tn,
communication from your correspondent {. Hap
penlng 10 know the gentleman for one OF those an
tedeluvian old iogies who filled with their owl
II impoi lance. think that all things were AIDE TO
them alone, and knowing personally his lrrdie,
ton for the middle of the street, however narrow,
could not help feeling amused with his account o
narrow escapes while following the middle tract
from kenn, bee Bridge 10 the State House. Will
such magnificent sleighing as We have had for tn
last two months is II very strange or unpardonabl,
for gentle men no are till alive, il they chance Il
meet between Bridge street and Haliowell, will
that spnit Il emu alton which ills the breast of ev
cry man = Try the speed OF their specve stetds
say il l. not, and have yet to learn of the first
citent which has happened from such emulation
either this winter or last. Relative to the yelling
pack or ike pack OF unatcs, of these wild horse
men. am led TO imagine that am on the str. ct
SIX hours for any one of your correspondents an,
so iar this winter, I ave not heard one man yell
either on or OFF state street, to his horse.
TROTTING HORSE.
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cloudy weather in the Gulf States, and posi-
bly, rain from the Alabama coast westward,
News from New York.

New York, 80. Mayor Hall to-day signed
bonds to the amount of S2ll 900, the pro-
ceeds to be used for payment Of the interest
on city bonds due February LIST.
The Produce Exchange has voted an as
sessmeht to erect new building.
Inc cooper strike has ended, the employ
ers having fall supply of non-society men.
Bids for city stock and bonds opened day
~ the Comptroller were all at par and
above.
Conklin the alleged Market Bank defaulter
IS believed by the receiver to be in Canada
Woods Museum has been sued for an in
fringment of the copy right of the draw.
bridge scene in the sensational drama of
"On Hand"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-31
New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK, January, 80

COTTON-sales 3203 bales: mid uplands 223.
FLOUR $500; state 575g 10, round hoop ON,
40 western 15s740 southern 675eg so.
WHEAT 1000 bu; No. : spring l509152 new
o do winter red and amber western 100 al6s
90 An>'' "''''" :. y" ;
OATS-salcs 1900 western 80 a56k
PORK new mess MAE old IL a.
IL 81 prime,
LARD % 9's steam: kettle, lO;t.
BUTTEk-Wesrn. lIal4h; state. 23g34.
WHISKEY Western free, ~
MCE-Carolina. * ass.
SuGAR-Porto Rico. y .; Muscovado, S9's
MOLASSES-N. o. aOdlS
SP'fS TUKPENTINE-g72k
ROsIS- 9465
psTROLEUM-crude, 1894 refined,
TALLOW- 9a9a
FREiGHrS To LIVERPOOL. Cotton, 3-6s
I'd, -four Os, Cd, wheat SD.
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@arrteD.

In this city, ed inst, by Thomas g. Hutchins,
Esq, A. :. Wasgatt to Miss Ellis 5. Brooks.
VIM. Ii. lark, Dr. Austin eynolds, to Mrs. L. f.
Nutts, both of Farm,ngton ut the same place, by
the same 9th inst, Loren r. Dollo to Miss Matte
stevens daughter Of the proprietor), both of Mt.
Vernon.
In Saco. 2ith inst, Alonzo Sawyer to Miss Abbie
Grant both of that city 2ith nst Charles K, Good
WIN to Miss Lucy J. Dyer both Of Biddeiord.
In Biddeiord, 22d inst Manoah Lcavi!t, OF Wren.
than, Mass, to Miss Rebecca II. GOwen, Of Bidde-
ford.
In Lyndon, 9th nst John Sundell to Miss Maria
Person, both Of New Sweden.
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New York stock Market.
New YORK. January, 3

New york; JaDuhTy, 81
Mariposa do pid., Canton Co. 81 : Cur
bertrand Go. 45 Western Union Tel. Co.. 7!3.
quicksilver Mining Co., 26x;. Pacific Mail 56A
Boston w alter Power, 40 Adams Ex. Co.. 9lA
wells, Fargo Co., $40 American Merchants u
evA; u >. Elk. Co., 60., n. Y. Central Il Huiso,
mvsr VI }. 90 scrip $50 Erie, 3i2s; do pfd ~
uaSen,, ii6h; do. pid l20 Reading. Il4ii Mich
Central, lis Lake shore and Michigan oouiher
U.s Illinois Central l2s cleveland Il Pittsburs
~ Chicago y North Western. 7Ss ; do. pfd 81
chicago Rock Island. ll0h; Mil. Il st. Paul So
10. pld., 14z; Toledo. Wabash Il Western, rs
DO pfd o6 Pittsbnrg Il Fort Wayne, VI Terri
Haute, 20 do. ptd 81; Alton, 12ox do, pfd 1888
ONO Miss. 46'4 Boston. Hartford l. Erie. 3.
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ian29Inwi

Not among the least of the invaluable prop
critics of Miss Sawyer's Salve are its beneficial
ELECTS on the hair Rubbed on the scalp IL
five or six different parts, it promotes tn,
growth Of the hair, prevents its turning gray
and on bald spots, it produces new growt
of hair. No lady should be without this in
valuable article as an indispensable cosme,,
for the toilet. 1t eradcates dandruff and dis
ease from the head, and blotches and pimples
from the face. If
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-31

Hon. David Barker, the Maine poet, read, by invj-
tation of the Sons of Temperance, at the National
Military Asylum, a selection from his poems, ill.,
Guiding "My First Courtship," on Monday evening.
The reading was interspersed by entertaining songs
and music, by Misses Norton and Mitchell, of Gar
diner. The poems and the music afforded the
soldiers n very pleasant evenings entertainment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-31
Fire..

Scranton, Pa, 30. A fire last night des-
troyed four frame buildings on Pennsylvania
avenue. and damaged the post office building
considerably. The mails and the post office
property were safely re moved. The build
ings consumed were cheap structures. Total
loss $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-01-31

The monthly meeting of the board of Examining
Surgeons, for the examination of pen ioners will
be held at the Office of DR.. W B. La ham, in Me-
oman building, on Wednesday, Feb, 7th, and on the
first Wednesday of every month.