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our baby vyas born Defore, that, ind a'nes then,
Charlie ksa tro.sed me with The utmost cruelty s,
oW,n a 's between a. - n o tha boaoa soF
W rngots en- , 70 " Ua0 n q a vnow md M
icn thc H. @ cn1, ,yOr,ation bo.wcor fcn When Oharte
cauo into tho Goiso o told mo that must part TINT
there wna no marriage between III; tes lio w. tired
Of INC, at, this woman with the ringcts wss M mew
iove Mo acknowledged tat 10 5 anu Dh S,l "a 40 DIRK
IL VIZ " 'nc ~ o,r t. ronnSeio1y broken 70 fve
without assistance. Tho reason why wrtto
this, and tho circumstances under when i
write it nro most painful: .ago navo
bsen trying to Tork hasn nscn a. a. Wof m ,ero
to y lonely roo and wss vGFy tRo oof
eoasd eote ny ~ sn a }ms5 aao r uoodeh o him
~Yes." "' Ind II nsksd him WIN ho was. 1Io antl
hla name Wis George Daler, and that he
that my trunks a clothes hnd beon takon fnto another
as aaS o oxar am1 raa nnu ms I'M IN ths
, 1873-04-02
NEW YORK..
Turf Observation-Disclosures
ticlpntel leo COnbinntton--StOIkcK
miscellaneous Local No4v8s


Turf mattors--zsillinrds-.T
ticlpntcd leo C0nbinntton--StoIkoK- oK--
miscellaneous Local No1y9s
Ito the Associated F.ess.]
NEW YoRK, April lat the joint mooting Of
the owners OF trottlng-horsoH and Of tho Train
ers and Drivers Association, hold last night, tho
President of tho Association statod that certain
arbitrary rules Of tho National Association had
induced the trainers and drivers to form an Or
gantzation to prevent encroachmonts upon thoir
fights, and ho thought that the rules adopted
aud drivers and twenty-five owners OF trottiug-
horses would not conflict with tho rules Of the
National, Association.
Another match for the billiard championship
and 81 200 side Ia arranging between Maurice
Daloy aud Cyrille Dion, tho present champion.
Before Judge Charles T. DAILY md shorir's
jury the sanity of George Francis Train is to DO
tried on Thursday.
tits reported that tho most important leo COM
pnnics Of this city have formed combination to
maintain uniform and paying pricoa for Ice next
summer, Tho rates lxel arc said to bo to whole
Baa customers 75 oonta por 100 pounds, and 10
families 70 cents q woek.
Emily Faithful WAS tile guest Of tho Boroals
1t s annual mi s1,%oa m%SeatnR Yesterday II short
happy welcome which she 1ad everywhere found
in America. A farewell reception will 10 given
to Miss Faithful on Thursday next.
JauaeH Montgomery, aged II years, while play
fng at hanging FoHtor, yesterday, at tho resi-
deilco Of h!s paronts, In Brooklyn, et1anGled
himself.
Tho jury in tho Nixon murder case wore OBJ
tainod to-day, and the oase was o9ened for tho
prosecution.
The Judgment record in tho caso Of stokos was
filed today: The copying Of 1t hsz occupied QUO
man Hinco Fob. ~.
, 1873-04-02
FORElCN.
SPAIht,

SPAIN.
MApn1p, April Ia Carlist bund.. under
Chioftian Curumla, attacked Vinnroz, in tho
province of Caston do Ia Plaua, on yesterday,
but were routed after 4 short contest.
Tho populaco Of Barcelona, onragod at tho
burning Of Borga aud similar aote Of tho Carlfsts,
have attacked sevoral Catholic churches, dong
considerable damage.
Roinforcemonts for tho troops in Cuba aai1ed
from Cadiz yesterday.
DAYoNNE, April 1.-Tho Carliats in Spain arc
receiving supplies OF arms and ammunition In
various ways, but mostly by sea.
body Of 400 CnrliBtB, recruited In Navarro
last weoll, woro equipped almost aa soon ns thoir
organization waa objected.
Senor Elio, who was director Of tho QarliBes'
Committee hcro, eludod tho local authorities,
who had ordora for hia arrost, and crossed into
6pniu on Saturday last.
4 battalion Of French troops 1oavea this city
tomorrow for tho frontier. It is reported that
all tho Oustom-H Houaca on the frontier, except
TINT OF Trun, have boon occupied BY tho OarlistB'
who arc fortlfyinR them. -
MADRID, April 1.--Tho Cure Of Santa Graz Tas
surprised yoHterlay, md narrowly oscnpoa cap.
turn, Several Of his mon woro taken prisoners.
Tho agitation in Barcelona Is aubeiding. Nc
further outzages haye boon committed by the
populaco.
fAn1s, April 1.-The Spanish Vice Consul,
charged With ombozzloment Of the public funds,
haa been arrested and sent in custody, to Spain.
, 1873-04-02
SUBURBAN..

a meeting of the citizans Tas held, yesterday,
to hoar tho reports Of tho town ofIlcers for the
past year, The Road Commissioners colleoted
during tho past ysar 867208. An appropriation
Of 800 Was mado to repair tho sectlon-liue road
from polryo's to Phillips; also, s1o0 for tho
Rogora Road, and 5000 for general road pro-
posed 81 400 waB appropriated for township ex-
pensoB during tho coming year. Tho following
town-ticket was elected
6uperpisor-A.J ]. Grover,
1bton Clerk-Ohares K, llanuistor,
Assessor-8 Y. Kllue.
Co'&setor-1Ianry Cakes.
Justfces Qf the Ptaes-1Iomles HoRe, Obndiah uuse
James Curry, N. ". looner, aud Tarker Dayis.
School 1rustee-W. N. Drainasd.
Conatabtts-Isaao K. Hall, Jamea H. Mahon william,
Carney, Z. ". Learnsd.
Com'atsssoners " Hrghwaw-J. n. Didor William
H. Lnnt 20 III! vacancy ono Year,, I. L. TouAy TO I'LL
vacancy tTo years}.
LAKE VIEW.
The s]aatton 1t Lake Wow pnsaad on quietly.
, 1873-04-02

specitrl Dispatch to 7hs c1teaao Tr;tun:.
OTTAWA, April 1.-Ycstordny, III tia Senate,
Senator MCPHERSON President Of the Inter-
Oceanic. Railway Company, Gayo notice ie Ct - q
orumont's action in regard to Canada Pncific
Railway atteEa TIE 5es0lntons nro to be IN
strongly condemn tho Government, their adop-
ton sesurea change Of Government. Similar Similar
papor" in tho Cornmons and . fair and square
trial Of strength will bo 1nado in day Or two in
that house, which docidcs tho fate OF tho Goy-
ernmpnt. :.
HALIFAX, April 1.-Tho Nova scotia estimates
wero presented to tho Legislature yesterday.
Tho rovonue ia estmatod at ;3792, 900 and the o1-
pcnditrrcs cess, 200.
ToRoNEo, April 1.-Tho Hon. speaker Currie,
Of the Ontario Legislature, Immediately after
tho House was prorogued, on Saturday, placed
his Resignation IN tho hands Of the Pro.nior. It
is understood to DO on account Of i'll health.
The Giobo advocatoB railway from Sault st.
Marie to Fort William, through the mining TO-
gionB north of Lake Superior.
man WAS instantly crushed to death By Q
falling hogsllead Of TOBACCO, at the town Of
Paris, yesterday.
, 1873-04-02

lowat
For sursrptsor-s. D. ohaae received ais votes, and
n. ". Nobinaon III.
For 1oto,t Ctrk-JamosJ j. Wilson rocolved 218 rotos
q, l.. Booth, ST 4. Woodward, 27.
Nioklar, 123; David williams, /.
For toilccfor--C. " acnring received 8a1 votes.
For Gom1ntsson<rs Qf iifQhtoaHa--J. y. Hooper re-
coiycd SO votcs, and Jacob Hchuawoht27l.
For ConatabltaLouis L. Forrest received 31a votes,
Anl job Phillips 332+
147 vocs j. N. Hills, 1903; William 8. Ten Brock,
For 0vtrseers If ugh,eavs- District No. /, hfohael
Walsh received 179 votes, and John Huffneyor lis.
District No. q E. Chant rocelvcd D27 votes. District
No. 9, Martin 8nyder received g yotca and Jacob
Ear School Trustee-W. P. Jones, u. rocoiycd $50
votes
HYDE PARK.
Tho following Is tho result Of tho election for
tow, officers In Hyde Park yeHterday:
observation-disclosures 9. Long rocelved 2a1 rotcs.
To;on cierk-0iarlca E. Pops received lit votes and
George II. Waite, 100.
Tom Aassssor-Joserh II. Grny received 293 votes.
I6wn Colleetor-Ja1nes II. Ely received ats votcs.
.justtets oj Tho P<ace-Daniol II. Horne reccivod
2s4 yotca; deorgo l.. Ford, 2B2 Charles E. necso,
40 Maslin 1foogbruin, 2sl Guy Q. Sampson, u:
Constablea-Patrick F. Ryan received 274 votes
John r. Reis, $40 John Fogo1ty, 277 Cornelius
Kuypcr; asa Hugo Good. I.
, 1873-04-02

nond crossod tho now railroad bridge over thd
hlaumoo Ryor, Mt this city to-day. II Mas a Mc!-
Of cannon an1 music by bnnd. Tho road ,tt is
expected to bo opened for businoas on tho l4flf
Inst
, 1873-04-02

LEAvESwon7n. Kan., April 1.-The Timer
publishes full account Of tho massacre Of tbs
nurvoyors which took place OH March 10, on.
Cimmarnn nlvor. Tho namos Of tho murdered
mon aro Daniel Short and 4. NJ. Donning, Of Ar
kansas City, s. II. David ohllieotho No., end IN
Englislmn,, nanel Robert Pool. The Whirl-
wind band Of Qheyennos was tho 1narauding
party. An expedition has boen organized at Ar
tanshs ,Cty to go to tho rcliof Of other surycy-
ing partios on tho Cinmnran. Al,tch oxcito-
mont prevails on tho frontier.
, 1873-04-02

Arrest OF s.1npqctcd r1trdcrers'
O1No1NHAr1, O., April 1.-Two men, answering
to tho exact description Of tho poraons who MUIR
dorcd tho Warden of tt,o Jail III which thoy wero
confined, in Auburn, N. y, sovoraI days ago,
we're arrested nj MildletoTn, O., yebtos+dag.
, 1873-04-02

bo In tho city, md Bpccctos from ex-Qoy.
Palmer and Bonator Trumhull mhy DO expected.
It In ,,ndorstood Tint both hayo beon invited 10
AddroBB tho Convention.
, 1873-04-02
iAPAM.

New YonK, April 1.-Twonty- -threo ooollos
woro drowned In tho harbor OF Yokol,oma by the
capsizing Of snnll boat belonging to the Pacific
Mail Company, on Fob. -. =,
Tho Japanese Government ls making propara-
tiona for general extension Of the postal Scr
vim
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-09-17

FL; Iil& CT BUCHU,
Is Tor Brig.'s Dis.
ease ~ Diabetes in
OF %" the :ll .MIaio of Of he he Kidneys
Ulceraiol Il - Hrheys and BLADDER Reten-
ton Of fiur. Diseases If the Prostate Gland
Stone in the Bil;.1c. =, SCI }:i K Dust Deposit,
feebled and Delicate CONSTITUTIONS vi both Sexes,
attended with the follow iEs>s yinptoms: Loss
of Power, Loss of Memory, Difficulty Of Breath
ing, Weak Nerves. WakefuiHeSs. lain in the
Back, Flushing of the Body, Eruption on the Face,
Pallid Countenance, Las9ltude e H. system, etc.
Used by persons i'll the dec inc change OF
life; after Confinement o. laser la.-.s, bed-wet-
ting in children etc.
In many affections peculiar 10 ladies', the Ex-
tract Buchu is uncquaied by any other remedy
fulness or Suppression of Customary Fluctuations,
liberated or Scrrus state OF the Uterus, l.eG-
corrhua or Whites, Sterility, and for I'll ca-'.-
plants incident TO the sex. ]. Is prc@'l9 Z
extensively by the most eminent Fhysicl.s a.-4
Midwives for cnfeeblcd and delicate r6o>t!}.-
ti0nS OF both sexes and all ages.
KEARNEYsS EXTRACT Ess &S4t,
Cures Diseases A'isin7 fran Iq'rf7i4eaces,
Hlbifs of DissfpGfs0a r. IN all their stages II
little expense. little or . tange in dict, no in
convenience, and no P"su!c. 1t causes fire.
ouent desire arl ri,. strength to uripate.
thereby leta"yia! Distinctions. Preventing AZ
Curing Ssrictar 4 Inc rtthra, AllayinE
and Inflammation frequent III this class e.!
eases, and Is: @, -. !: ~ l9isoh"Gs matter.
KEktsTr L.->'g'EEACT EUE
500 per .t.t'S bottles for co. Dc.
10 any nh ..-- ..:,a FROM observation. -.'.
drusgis;s e.. i've. Prepared ty
kEAf<Nt.I & co. fA Duane St, y,
20 whom all !ri.c.- - Information saoEid 80
addressed.
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Nem advertisements.

MPl 0imehT FOR nl!-Ore Agent in four weeks
Imade profit of $4l2.s0, selling Bryant's Library
o. Poetry and Song SO in one week on The NeW
Manual by Miss Beecher Il Mrs Stowe
Any live man or woman can have an agency. j.
D. FORD CO., New York, Boston, Chicago, or
san francisco. sepll64w
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PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL

Absolutely safe Perfectly odorless. Always
uniform. Illuminating qualities superior to gas.
Burns in any lamp without danger OF exploding or
taking fire. Manufactured expressly to displace
the Sc OF volatile and DANCE oils. Its safety
under every possible test, and its perfect burning
qualities, are proved by its continued use in over
800, 900 families
Millions of gallons have been sold and no acct
dent--directly or ndrectly-has ever occurred from
burning storing or handling it.
The immense yearly loss To life and property, re-
suting from the use ofcheap and dangerous oils in
the United States is appalling.
The Insurance Companies and Fire Commission
ers throughout the country recommend the AS
TRIAL as The best safeguard when lamps are used.
Send for circular
For sale at retail by the trade generally, and at
wholesale by the propretors, CHAS. PRATT
CO., los Fulton Street New York. aug21-tw6m
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The originator OF this wonderful medicine claims
o have discove, ed and combined in harmonymore
OF Natures most socereign medical properties than
was ever before combined IN one medicine. The
evidence Of this fact is found the great variety of
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conquer. IL the cure of Bronchi IS Serere Coughs
and the early stages of Consumption, it has aston
ished the medical faculty and hundreds of the be 1t
physicians pronounce 1t the gre test medical discor-
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Il strengthens tn system and purities the blood.
BY It's great and thorough blood purifying properties
fe cures all Humors from the worst ScrOfula to
common Btotch Pimple or Eruption Mercural
Disease, Mineral Poisons. Syphilitic and Veneral
Diseases and their efficts eradicatcd and rig
Orons health and sound constitution established
Eyysipetas, Salt Rheum, Scdld Head Feper Sores
Scaty Rough Skin, in short IL the numerous dis.
eases caused by bad blood, are conquered by this
powerful, purifying and In igoratine medicine
For "Licer Complaint" Bilious Disorders and
Habttual Constipation, it has produced hundreds of
perfect and permanent cures where other medicines
had failed.
The proprietor offers 81 600 reward for medicine
that will equal it in the cure of all the diseases for
which it Is recommended. Beware of couaterfsits
and scortiess limitations. See that my private Gov
ernment stamp, which is a positive guarantee o.
Genutneness Is upon the outside wrapper. This
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Prepared by X. V. PIERCE, Al. ID Sole Proprietor,
al mis- chemical Laboratory, 1873 Seneca street, But
1alo, n. I. maT22.x &tevsly
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AVOID ouAcxs aNo ,mposreRs.

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Dr j. n i-,r. Graduate Of ! Frrson Medical
CoNe1c Phjade lphia. author of several valuable
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Sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which he has made
an especial study either in male or female no
matter from what cause originating, or of how
long standing. practice OF 80 years enables
him to treat diseases with success. Cures guar
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and enclosing stamp TO prepay postage,
Send for the Cuide a. Heffth Price ii "a hts.
DYOTF, NJ. D., Physician and SGrscon.
l04 Duane St. New York.
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Mem advertisements.

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CAR D,

Scarcely day passes that new cure is not re-
ported through the agency of Adamson's Cough
Ralsam. From a limited sale in its early intro
duction, owing to the many remedies for coughs,
colds, &c, it has steadily grown in public favor,
until to-day it stands unrlvaled Its proprietor in
a voluminous sheet of testimonials, publishes in
stances OF cures effected among persons whose
names are well known not only In the community
where they reside, but familiar all over the coun-
try; ladies and gentlemen who are unaccust0med
thus publicly to advertise their priv te affairs, and
influenced to do So iO this case, solely from at
itude for the re ef afforded, and ont of regard to
Others WIN are similarly afflicted and may be
equally benefited Scores of remarkable and per-
manent cur s in East Boston have been the result
of trial OF this celebrated remedy and tie united
testimony of mutltudes who have either used ii
themselves or observed its beneficial effect on
others is earnestly in favor as remedial agent of
Adamson's Botanic Cough Balsam-Boston Advo-
cate.
From Alonzo S. Weed, Publisher Of lions Her
aid sc Bromiield St, Boston:
June %. 1873.
DIR. FRANK w. KlSsMaN, Dear Sir:
Several bottles IF your "Adamsons Botanic
Cough Balsam" have been used in my mily with
the most crafty results. We ct EN- it one OF
the best medicines for Coughs and colds.
\. 5. WEED.
For sale IN Augusta by c. X. Partridge, A. C..
Dana, +. W. Kinsman; IIalowell, Hawes & War
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