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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-09

Augusta,
TUESDAY, January 10, 1879.
At = o'clock =. NJ,
And continuc through the following day and even
ing, when the ordinary business of the Association
will be transacej and topics OF general interest
discussed.
Though the meeting will be principally devoted
10 business there viii be Literary Exercises and
Social Festivities. The order of exercises will be
issued in circulars. 1t is hoped there will be {;
general attendance ofthe members, with their Ia.
dies, as the sessions promise unusual interest and
proat.
Cards for free passage over the railroads will be
issued to members, on application to NJ. y. RICH,
Esq, Treasurer, Portland.
Reduced rates viii be procured at the public
houses. F. L. SHAW, President.
JOS. WOODS, Secretary.
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We are likely to have large immigration
to the United States from the agricultural
districts of England. Very little of this ele-
ment has hitherto been added to our popula-
ticn, and when the tide once sets this way we
shall expect 10 see many thousands of sturdy
Englishmen turning their face Americawards
to better their fortunes. A meeting has just
been held in London at which the miserable
condition and low wages of the English farm
laborers were fully discussed. The London
dailies with single voice, advise the ill-paid
farmers to emigrate, and undoubtedly the
advice will be taken by many. Several COM
panies are already forming, the numbers be-
ing about equally divided for Canada and the
United States
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.T0r Sale VI 10 Iet,
For Rent.

fElO private family. A lrst-class dwelling house
Il with stable, carriage and wood-house. also q
nice fruit garden attached. Situated in n fine loca
tlon near to business, No.. Church St.. nearly OPP.
poste the stone church.
Possession given the first of Jan. 1873.
Apply to Z. W. WIIITEHOUSE.
Augusta, Dec %, 1872. dec27.toedN&wM
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C0nlDlttiee on State lends and State Roads.
TIE Committee on State Lands and State Roads
will meet at Land Office on Wednesday of each
week until otherwise ordered, at go F. ".
c. J.. DUNNING, (Cboi-,,.
DANIEL RANDALL, N""'"'N"'
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In the Tennessee Legislature the Demo-
Gratis, although in a majority, are divided in
to Bourbons and Liberals, the latter being
Union men of the Andrew Johnson stripe,
and generally his personal friends and sup
porters.
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TENEMENT 20 LET !

A CONVENIENT Tenement with twelve rooms 10
"A let, on Cage street. For particulars apply 10
MRS; w Il. NESTO No II State street.
Augusta, Nov. s, ls72. nov9.hf
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C0mu!sttee on Banks ara Banking.
The Committee on Banks and Banking Will NEE
at room No. 20 every wednesday afternoon at
O'clock. until otherwise ordered.
J }as,ss s J tN92fs' chairnen.
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STATE OF MAINE.

IL House OF REPRESENTATIVES,
January :, 1873.
ORDERED, That. the Senate concurring, all peti
tons for private legislation, except those tor re
dress OF wrongs and grievances, which shall b(
presented to this Legislature after the first day
February next, be referred to the next Legisla
ture and that this order be published in the Daily
kennebec journal, the Daily Lewiston Journal
Press, and Daily Eastern Argus until tina: date
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COnanatttee on Claims.

The Committee on Claims will meet AZ their room
No. 10 on Tuesday Of each week at 80 Z. NJ, until
Otherwise ordered.
JOHN KIMDALI, }rb.;,,,.,,
JESSE PRESTisS
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For Sale.

,OOD eligible city houses and lots aud some
~ farm Lands, on good terms. Price o. city
houses anu lots vary from $3.50 10 $500.
Apply to
(. W. WHTrEHOUSE.
Any at Law,
trecman's EJak Building, Augusta, Me.
Qprl1-iti
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Committee on Counties

The Committee on Counties will meet az room Nc
u on Tuesday at 2.30 =. NJ, until otherwiee or
dered.
HENRY PENNELL, Cbajrn,eu
MARK ROLLINS,
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HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE.

t'EN HOUSE Lots lying in the heart of the city
L of Augusta; two on Green street, four front.
ing,on Chapel street, and four on Tappan Place.
Terms easy. For further information nsure of \.
b. tarwell at house on State street, or of Samao
TitcoInb AZ his Office west side Water street.
Augusta, May g, lS.4. may7-t0
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Committee Notices,

C0nlmWce on Agrt"altlIIe.
The Committee on Agriculture viii meet 10 them
room every Thursday 1t 2 p. NJ, until further no.
tiCe.
cHARLE 7.S SHAW ohairmen.
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Maine Editors and Publishers
Association.
Annual Meeting.
THTRSD1I, .JcRu03'U 10, 1879

HE Annual Meeting Of the Editors and Pub
/ fishers Association of Maine will he held AZ
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room under Adjutant Generals Office on Wedrcs.
days al Z. H., uHtl otherwise ordered.
WILLIAM 4. HADLOCk, f,,o;--,or
MELVILLE NJ. FOLSOM, N'''i' 'ii~A'
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CO0lMitee on Insane Hospital
The Committee on Insane Hospital will meet in
the Senate Chamber on Thursday OF each at 50 p
NJ, until otherwise ordered.
a. G. O'BR1ON, tg4;.-
WARRINGTON PAUL, NH"i "isl
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PIANO TO RENT

ENQUIRE OF A. T. THOMPSON, Tressurer's Of
l. lice, Name Central K. II. Co.
Augusta, Oct 2l 1872 oct2l.ttf
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WITS -

DON'T you have set of those splendid new
- casters for your sewing machine? They don't
interfere with the working of the machine, and al.
low you to wheel ysur machine from room TO room
with perfect ease. Fitted to any leading machine
by FULLER & CAPEN,
dcc20-t2w l2i Water Street. Augusta
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Is House. OF REPRESENTATIVES
January g. 1873.
Read ii passed. Sent NJ Tor concurrence.
SUMNER j. CHADB0CRNE, CLERK.
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January {, 1873
Read ii PASSED Sent M for concurrence.
SUMNER j. CHADBoCRNE, CLERK
IL SENATE, January :, 1873.
Read ana passed in concurrence.
SAMUEL ". LANE, Secretary.
Gtsest:-sAMrEL W. LANE, Secretary.
Committee Notices,
Conlna.Hce on AgrtruliUle
The Committee on Agriculture will meet 10 thci,
room every Thursday at2 p. NJ, until further no
tice.
CHARLES SHAW, r,,.,r,,o.
C0Dsnatee on Insane Hospital
The Committee on Insane Hospital will meet in
the Senate Chamber on Thursday Of each at so p
NJ, until otherwise ordered.
ARLINGTON PAUL, thaimen'
C0nmiRee on Indian affairs.
The Committee Indian Affairs will meet a
their room, No. Is, on Thursday at , p. NJ, unit
otherwise ordered.
J.WELDER, o""i' '''en
CoD.mitee on Manutoctures.
Tae Committee on Manufactures will meet a
H. until othSrwise ordered Sty '"' wees 1T ''
CYRUS ii. HONS, ,c,.,;,,..,
d. W. BROCKWAY, '"''''''c'
Committee on Federal Relations.
The Committee on Federal Relations will meet
every Thursday, in the Senate Chamber, at o'clE
u. NJ, until otherwise ordered
WI. CoRTHELL, chaimen'
-.
Committee on PcnS'onS
The Committee on Pensions win meet al room
wise ordered
KP; CAkR, tChai.men.
Committee on Elections.
,c Iv"s"''rre os ',,'
sentative Hall, Friday p. NJ. Jan 10th, ut O'Clock
:.
N0"''''''' 0s "'e o""' "'
The Committee on the Judiciary will meet at
p. NJ. until otherwise ordered,
U,A1&A CHAPLIN, iCbairmen
'0""3'ttet ." He9ot -iVo"S'
The Committee on Legal Affairs win meet every
Thursday afternoon in room No. C. mt 80 o'cloc K
nntii otherw ise ordered ~ V '''
ALMORE KENNEDY jc,..
c0""ftHet ." nays d"u DFtoJeS'
The Committee on Ways and Bridges will meet
every Wednesday afternoon in room No. g. AT so
O'Clock until further notice
AMBROSE H. AKBOT M
JOHN II. WEED, Chairmeh'
Contnautee on Financial affairs.
The Committee on Financial Affairs will meet at
room No. 90 TUESDAYS at2 o'clock p NJ until 9th.
erwise ordered
JESSE DAVIS
SC HATCH thalfmen.
Conlo.iIfee on Mercantile Aaaiys o,,9 Ia.
Surauce.
M, it,. 80 ,,-.,,
Inc COMMITTEE on Mercantile Ahalrs and inSur-
ance, VIII meet al room No. 20 on Tuesdays at :
FhENliss LohiN''
C00l;)3i}iee IN Co317usrc.
M. IN
he committee on commerce VIII meet every
until o,Ssrwiss orasrsd j. 'Oo" No. at -'' o''N'
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Committee on Indian Afatrs

The Committee Indian Affairs will meet at
their room, No. Is, on Thursday at +. NJ, until
otherwise ordered.
II. HARMON, Cbai,p,a,
J.WILDER, NH"i' '"'n'
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Qaiep Nenllebef Nournal

"A L G L $ T "a,
THURSDAY MORNING, Jan. o, 1873.
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PHOTOGRAPH ROOMS TO LET
FOR RENT

GENERAL good and desirable Houses and teue
y ments, in this city. apply to +. W. WHITE
HOUSE, Att'ya Law, Frccman's Bank Building
Augusta, Me. oct3
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~ SENATE January :, 1873.
Read auA passed in concurrence.
Samuel. ". LANE, Secretary,
\ true copy.
est:-sAMUEL ". LANE, Secretary,
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Boarding for Horses.

TIME subscriber has accommodations at his stable
i for several horses. The horses will be kept
and delivered to their owners in any part of the
city. +. III. TIBBETTS,
Augusta, Dec. 10, 1872 ttf Western Avenue.
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COiuniHce on PcnSi0uS.
The Committee on Pensions win meet AT room
No. II, every Friday at O'Clock =. NJ, until other
wise ordered.
II. p. CARR, ict,;,..
FRED +. RICHARDS, Ni'''in0i''
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Committee on Elections.
ComNatttee on the Wdiciar

The Committee on Elections will meet in Repre-
sentative Hall, Friday =. NJ. Jan. 10th Mt O'Clock
S.W. MATTHEWS Chairman.
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Committee on Manufactures

ConunUtee on Manufactures.
Tae Committee on Manufactures will meet a
room No IL on Thursday of each week ut 23J Z
NJ, until otherwise ordered.
G e RI s 4 HoRBs; chai.,aea.
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C0n11Rl[ee on commerce.
The Committee on Commerce will meet every
Wednesday afternoon in room No. II at 80 o'clk.
until otherwise ordered.
MOSES WEBSTER, r,oi,,,,o,
ISAAC I. HOBSON, N"'"'"V"'
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Committee on Federal Relation,

The Committee on Federal Relations will meet
every Thursday, in the Senate Chamber, al o'clE
u. NJ, until otherwise ordered
j. f. BUTLER, ic,:o
WI. CORTHEIL, Nh"iii'o
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The regular meetings of the Committee on Edu
cation VIII be held on Wednesday OF each week, al
$50 O'Clock, T.. NJ, in the room occupied by Oh,
superintendent of schools.
4. e. HARRINGTON. Ic,.
NELSON DiNGLEI, JR NHaiIihch'
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t0"f1"az1ee on NtFHdfy 1V0lrs.
The Committee on Military Affairs will meet IL
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Committee on Lcgo1 Affairs.
The Committee on Legal Affairs win meet eve
Thursday afternoon in room No. 6, at 80 o'clo
nntil otherwise ordered.
ALMORE KENNEDY, tch.ir,,a,
W. W. THOMAS, JR., imam ''''
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Committee on Fisheries.


The Committee Fisheries win meet every
Wednesday IN room No. rs, at O'Clock, until other.
wise ordered.
A. H. WHITMORE, ,c,...
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committee on Ways and Bridges.
The Committee on Ways and Bridges will NEE
every Wednesday afternoon in room No. q, AT ,. 3;
O'Clock until further notice.
AMBROSE II: ABBOT, cboirma,
JOHN X. WEED, Nh" uio"'
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CommUtee on Mercantile Affairs al5d H.
SNTd7lce.
The Committee on Mercantile Affairs and Insur
ance. will meet at room No. 20, on Tuesdays at
O'Clock T.. NJ, until otherwise ordered.
CHARLES HUMPHREY, ,,;.
PRENTISS LORING, '""i'ire"'
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committee on Railroads.

The Committee on Railroads will meet in tn,
Senate Chamber on Wednesdays and FRIDAYS nj
2 80 T.. NJ. :, until otherwise ordered
j. DINGLEY JR
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Cons0littce on Interior HaterS.
The Committee on Interior Waters will meet in
room No. 6, Tuesdays and THURSDAYS of each week
Mt 80 p. NJ, until otherwise ordered.
j. l.. SMITH, ,,
o. ID, BAILEY (Nhhlrhch'
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ComNiUtec on I0WnS.
The Committee on Towns viii meet in the Rep
resentatlves' Hall ON Tuesdays and Thursdays AZ
2.30 =. NJ, until otherwise ordered.
JOHN MAY, H.,
SAMUEL g. BUTMAN thaifmeh.
, 1873-04-29
THE MODOcS.

Treachery Anticipated Before the
Murder of Candy and Thomas.
The Marysville (Cal.) Herald OF April II
gives this as one OF the results Of an interview:
With E. Stcole, OF lreka Steela long experi-
ence with the savngss and tho narrow escape Of
himself and Atwen CBi1 Dadd), convinced him
that the next party visiting the 1ara-beds would
be massacred. He therefore informed Gen.
Candy and the Peace Commissioners Of the situa-
tion, and urged them to beware Of treachery.
and under no circumstances to place themselves
in the power OF the Indians, but II any more
"talks =" we're to be had that they be held at the
army headquarters- Judge Roseboroughs. pro-
missed to, and did, follow This advice, US did also
Gen. Candy and the Commissioners until the
arrival OF Dr.. Thomas. Steele met Dr.. Thomas
upon his arrival at Yreka, and atuestIy
begged him not to hold any par1ey with
the ssvages on: ground Of their selection, but
DR.. Thomas, in the ea1nestness Of his desire to
effect q peaceful solution Of the question, and
firm in the theory thet the Indians would not be
insensible to his kindly intentions, made tho
fatal mistake Of trusting to their integrity. Gen.
Canby accompanied them from q sense Of official
duty, and there ia little doubt but TINT tho
brave old soldier walked into the 1aya-beds with
the consciousness that there was little hope Of
bis returning alive. In his last interview with
Steele, when that gentleman, upon taking leave
Of him, begged that he would not expose his
life to the treachery Of the Indians, Gen. Candy
replied: J." believe you arc right. Mr.. Steele,
and shall regard your advice" and then, with
pleasant smile he added st but it would not
look very well for tho General in command to be
afraid to 60 where the Peace Commissioners
would venture"
, 1873-04-29

4 great eruption Of the skaptar Yokul, vol
cano in Iceland. took place on the 9th Of jan
uary. It lasted over four days, and the mag
nidcent sight it presented WAS visible from most
parts Of the country. The Yokuls, or enormous
ice-mountains, are among the greatest elevations
in Iceland The most extensive Of these is the
klofa fokul, in the east; it lies behind the
heights which line tho southeast coast, and
forms: with little or no interruption, vast
chain OF ice and SNOW mountains, covering q
surface Of perhaps 5000 square miles. The
west quarter contains, among other lofty
heights. the Snafel Yokul, 1850 feet high. IN
the north tue mountains are not very high; but
in the east the Oreefa Yokul $3.50 feet in eleyn-
ton, Is the most lofty Of which any accurate
measurement has been obtained. The celebrated
volcano Hec1a is in the southwest quarter. and
about thirty miles inland. It Is more remarka-
BILE for the frequency and violence OF it's erup-
tons than for its elevation, which is only about
$500 feet. Besides moro than thirty volcanic
mountains, there exists an immense num-
ber Of small cones and craters, from
which streams Of melted substances:
have been poured forth over the sur
rounding regions. Nine volcanoes we're active
during tho last century, four in the North and
South Coast. Twenty-three eruptions Of Hecla
are recorded since the occupation OF the island
by Europeans The first Of these occurred in
1G04. The most extensive and devastating erup-
tion ever experienced On the island happened in
1783 it proceeded from the Skaptar Yokul, q
volcano (or rather volcanic tract having several
cones) near the centre Of the country. This
eruption did not entirely cease for about two
years. It destroyed no fewer than twenty VII
lagos and 1000 human beings, or more than one
fifth part Of the then population Of the island
, 1873-04-29

v1dlng Tor fning any driver OF one-ho1se street
railway car who allowed his horse to be over
loaded by permitting more passengers to get or
q car than could find seats.
horse teams.
AID. McGenniss accepted.
AID: Stone moved to refer the whole matter
back to the Judiciary Committee.
It was agreed to.
CLOSING BALLOONS 80,
Tho ordinance for closing saloons at II o'clock
was taken up.
Aid: McAyoy protested that II Was m ea11y
hour in large city like Chicago, with SO man7
hotels, on whoso behalf alone he spoke. He
moved to insert half past II instead Of II.
Aid. Mahr protested at the unjust diecrimina-
Ho also objected to shutting up at II, for the
Council might adjourn late and they might get
no beer on the North Side. He had lived in the
city nineteen years, and Ind never seen such
works. 1All the police did was to watch saloons,
and let thieves and murdorers alone.
yeas, Il nays, 10.
Aid. Cullerton opposed the ordinance, since those
they had we're not enforced. The fact wns that
seven-eightha Of the saloons were open Sunday
The ordinance WIS pasaed-yeas 23 nnys, "
McAvoy. Tracey, cullerton, Kehoe Eekhardt.
Stout, hfahr, Lengacher, Cannon and Brandt.
INTERSTATE EXPOSITION.
The resolution directing the Board OF Public
Works to erect a temporary building On the
Lake Park between Monroe and Van Buren
streets, the money to bo furnished by the asso-
citation, and the building not to remain beyond
May, 1874, IVES taken up :.
AID, McAvoy moved to SO amend that the
building might remain longer if the Council
consented
Tho resolution WAS adopted.
The Committee on Schools reported favorably
on the resolution relative to the lease OF the
Dearborn School lot, and it was referred for en-
g1ossment. :
The Council adjourned.
, 1873-04-29

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Periodicals..
The Leonard Scott Publishing Company, Of
English Quarterly Reviews. The London Quar-
terty has articles as follows: :
Unpublished Letters Of the Princess Charlotte; Laws
and Customs Of Sport The Two Fredercks State OF
TIE btt9h ta Na Madame 5.,s3 Dc segne Exhaustion
land The Sonnet History Of Br1t1sh Commerce
Chaucer md Shakespeare; The Ministry and Univer:
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The contents Of the Edinburgh Reoie,o ares:
The Recovery Of Jerusalem Letters and Journals OF
Lord Elgn; History of Ancient Manuscripts The
Tle English sslmon Fisheries; Englsh stste Papo1s,
1859 Il The Church and Dissent Administration oi
Berar Midd1emarch Tho Geuevn Arbitration
The British Quarterly treats OF the following
subjects:
Tho hampton Lecture On Dissent; Frederick Dcni.on
The Emperor Alexander and the Policy Of Russia e.
Il. Augustus von Ewald Contribution Towards a
Theory Of Poetry; Local TAXATION; Contemporary
Literature.
Black,ooofs for April has these contents:
shafspeare's Funeral; The Parjsians-Book W.;
Lord Hattoa-A Tale Of Cast1s Ccrust in auerusey :
The Late Attempt at Suicide.
Three serials are now in course of publication
In the Liuing Age, one by Mrs Oliphant, one by
the author OF 'sDorothy Fox" and one BY Lord
Lytton. The numbers for April u and 10 also
contain the following articles:
Natural Theology, Contemporary R<rteu; Tho Two
moods Magazine Tie First Arctic Expedition to H.
Northwest, Contemporary Rerfe.o; Ult1amont1nsm ut
Home and Abroad Spectator Germany and the Church
d Drodt International The Liberation Of France,
Spectator; with poetry and miscellany.
We are indebted to r. D. Russell, 148 State
street, for advance copies Of Harper Magazine,
the Atlantic Monthly, Scribner's, Lippincoirs, the
Leslie's Lddy's Magazine, Our Young Folks, and
Ddddn1e De4n0resf3 M1utb{y for May
, 1873-04-29

We have been wasting our COMMUNICATION On
their own newspapers, it is rather pleasant than
otherwise to freeze to death. It says "Tne
bitter cold does not chill and shake person, 90
in damper climates. It stealth1ly creeps within
all defensos, and nips at the bone without warn
ing. Riding along with busy thoughts, quiet
pleasurable drowBiness takes possession Of the
body and mind, the fences grow indistinct, the
thoughts wander, weird fancies come trooping
about with fantastic forms, the memory fails,
and, in confused dream Of wife and home, tho
soul steps out into oblivion without pang Of
regret"
, 1873-04-29

= ~- ~A~@A @A-AeSs5 0AA4NG6~3
Aay hs eonhdentaIl} consulted. personally OF By mall
Hqa o1 cn4rge, On al chronic nervous diseases,
DR. J. KRAN il tho only phystcian tho city Who
1ahts cures OF Office hours Euza 70