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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-28
Iiss Smiley. the Lady Preacher

| Miss Smiley. the Lady Preacher
| Miss Sarah Z. Smiley, who was born and
reared a Quaker, in the town Of Tassalboro'
in this county, recently preached al the War
rem avenue Baptist church in Boston, her sub
| ject being the power of faith In abiding to
| her discourse, the Advertiser saws that as a
preacher the lady is simple, modest, earnest
and eloquent. Her voice IS pleasantly cast,
her appearance is reticentiy progressing,
! and her unstudied utterances convey the i'm
| preston Of perfect sincerity. There Is no
contrast more striking than that between Miss
| Smiley in the pulpit and some OF her sisters
on the platform. Her words arrange them
| selves easily and naturally into sentences OF
| pure Saxon construction. She does not 90 be-
| yond small vocabulary for her terms. There
is nothing remarkable in tie thoughts to which
| she gives expression. I: is the common par
lance of the vestry ana the praver-nieetng.
But there is no presumption on the fact that
she is & woman; no building up of sensational
eject upon that basis; no begging indulgence
! on tina. ground It is the plain language Of
| Iblttl atu VI J''N oltOU- EICl etfEibus Sou
may hear from many desk. In this very
! fact she seems to glory. Oar readers will re-
member something of Miss Smiley's history.
She is lady Of about 40 years Of age. Her
| own strong love OF study has rendered her 8
! thoroughly educated woman, with an almost
ex,ra-femenine knowledge Of the languages.
| modern and Head. For fifteen years she kept
a Quaker school for young ladies' in Philadel-
phia Then mission work a. the South imme-
distely after tie wer engaged her awhile.
| She was thus first scceatousei 10 public ad.
| dresses. With an earnest desire TO do good
without reference 20 the sect or creed OF those
| who should claim her COED works, she became
q little more than year since. professed
| Evangelist. She was baptsed by the Rev.
George f. Pentecost at Brooklyn, on the very
! day when he administered the sacrament 10 3
member of another church. Whom Miss
Sm;ley began to preach in Brooklyn, she vas
| invited frs; to Methodist pulpit and suisse
quently TO those of other denominations. 1t
was her speaking at the church of the Rev.
DR.. Cuyler which led to his long trial before
an ecclesiastical tribunal for allowing woman
to occupy his desk. Since tha, time she has
labored in western New York, Philadelphia,
Chicago and numerous other places.
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Congressional PrOceedingS
Washington, D. 6. Feb. p
HOUSE.


The next question was on substituting Mr.
Sergent's resolutions for those reported by the
select committee. The vote was-yeas, rs
nays, 10.
Messrs. Eldridge of Wisconsin, and Vor.
bees of Indiana, having originally voted
mo" changed their vote to "aye," and en-.
deavored TO give their reasons, but were no,
permitted, under the rule which forbids de.
bate during roll call The question then re.
Cured on the first OF Mr.. Sergent's resoiu-
tions as follows:
"Resoved, That the House absolutely con-
dennis the conduct of Cakes Ames, mem
Der OF this House from Mass, in seeking to
procure Congressional attention to the affairs
of corporation in which he was interested
and whose interest directly depended on the
legislation of Congress by inducing members
OF Congress to invest in the stock of said
corporation"
The resolution was adopted. yeas l9l. Uays
sc.
Mr.. Brooks voted in the negative.
The next resolution of Mr.. Sergents was
then voted on, it is "a follows:
Resolved, That the House absolutely con.
demns the conduct of Jas. Brooks, q member
Of this House, from New hork, for the use OF
his position of the government director Of the
a
this House, to procure the assignment to him
self or family of stock in the Credit Mobilier
CT America, corporation having "a contract
with the Union Pacific Railroad, and whose
interests depended directly upon the legisla.
ton of Congress"
The resolution wa. adopted-yeas Ia, nays
go
The next resolution included Mr.. Sergent'.
substitute, which was as follows:
"Resolved, That the Special Committee ht
discharged from further consideration of tn,
subject"
Mr.. HoaT moved TO lay the resolution upon
the table.
Mr.. Wood suggested that i. uould proven
the reporting of resolutions as to other mem
bers implicated.
The Speaker stated i. certainly would b'
the Judgment OF the Hnuse that it had accept
ed and disposed of the report of tie com
mittee.
Mr.. Sergent asked, what would Mr.. Hoar :.
motion carry to the table? Would it carry
the resolutions already adopted.
The Speaker replied that it woa,d not car.
y With j. the resolutions already adopted.
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occurfvd Wednesday, b hellno g pasl1so -
cused Of violating the STATUTE ug1ln1 ggmb.
ling 70 answer In the Uaised Stasss Court f0l
this district.
The Louisiana troubles are at last In fair
way Of settlement, either By arbitration or
physical force. Affairs have reached crisis
| at New Orleans, and the Warmoth faction
must yield to law and order or fight Wed
nesday, Governor McEnery issued . procla.
nation calling upon all able bodied males b.
tween the ages Of eighteen and forgive 10
enroll themselves In the militia, for the puf.
pose Of putting flown any disturbance which
may arise ont of the present complicated %.
litical situation. The McEnery Legislatufs
indorsed this course with o view to the e.
Establishments Of the District Courts IN New
Orleans. -... 2. - -
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STATE NEWS.

The teams numbering in the woods on the
Ponobscot are said to. be doing the best
business they have done for the winter. The
Calais Times says that in that vicinity the
reports are not satisfactory. As general
thing slow progress is being made, and teams
continue to return home.
The following vessels are building at
Bucksport: In YIN. Beazely & Co.'S yard,
three masted schooner of 275 tons. By
VIM. II. Glinn & Co., barkentine O. 900
tons. BY j. l.. Buck, a schooner of go
tons.
Mr.. Isaac Smith fell from a scaffotd in his
oarn last week, breaking knee pan, besides
doing other bodily injuries.
Hon. R. L. Tapley of Saco, late Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Judicial Court. is to
resume the practice of law.
A letter passed through the mail recent,
directed to "kittery Side"
The live weight of hogs disposed of weekly
in Portland is l00,o 900 ponds, of which %,
Geo pounds are dry sailed weekly and sen
over the water.
Bangor has bid farewell TO the small pox
We trust it may be a long and last farewell
About II o'clock Tuesday forenoon, Eber
L. Andrews, young man who formerly re.
sided in this city, lett his boarding house al
George McCard's house, No. 402 Benning tor
street, East Boston, and went into his broth.
er's stable next door. An hour after he was
found lying upon pile of hay in the loft OF
the stable, lfeless, with bullet hole In his
right temrle. A small single barreled pistol
was found by his side, with which the anfor-
tunate man had ended his days. The deceas.
ed was about 20 years of age, unmarried an i
had been suffering for some time from mental
arrangement. Coroner Ingalls, was called,
but declined to hold an inquest as it was evil
dent that it was a case of suicide. Young
Andrews remains were brought on last night
train to Corinna, where his relatives reside.
Wing, Thursday.
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In Bankruptcy.

In The District Court Of the United States for the
District OF Maine. In the matter Of MARIA a.
COMFY, Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, SIS. Upon application OF
Edward Robinson, Assignee of the estate of Maria
A. Ceney, Bankrupt 1T IS ordered. That third
general meeting of the creditors of said Bankrupt
6e held AT Augusta in said District on the twentieth
day OF March, A. ID. 1873, at ten O'Clock A. Nj, at the
Court House before John W May, one ofthe Regis
in Bankruptcy in aid District tor the purposes
named in the twenty eighth section Of the Bank.
rupt Act of March I'd, 1857.
And il is further Ordered, That the AS gnee give
notice of said meeting by sending written print
ed notices by mail postpaid of the time and place
OF said meeting To all known creditors OF said Bank
rupt and that he also notify the Bankrupt to be pres
eut tnereat and he shall also publish notice oil the
time and place of said meeting, once week for two
successive weeks in the newspaper called the Ken
nebec journal, DAILY and Weekly printed at Au-
gus,a, at least ten days prior to said meeting.
witness the Hon, EDWARD Fox, Judge of said
Court and seal tGereof AT Portland in said Dis
tri, the twenty FIRST day OF February, y.
-. 1875
WM. =. PREBIE,
Clerk OF District Court of said District.
feh2e. law2wSW2w
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NEWS BY MAIL.

| Two men are now reported killed in the
| Quebec riots.
The difficulties between the coal operators
and miners are not yet busted.
A woman and five children were burned TO
dea III in their house at Rlackburg, Ont, on
Tuesday evening.
The Second Connecticut District Demo.
cratic Convention Wednesday nominated ex.
Gov. English for Congress.
A, the Michigan Republican State Con-
venton, Wednesday, Iaaac L. Christiancy of
| Monroe was renominated for Judge of the
| Supreme Court, and +. c. Walker of Detroit
for Regent of the State University.
A heavy northeast snow storm commenced
at St. Paul and Minneapolis Wednesday
morning, and reached Milwaukee about two
in the afternoon. The storm extends all over
Minnesota, Wisconsin and Northern Iowa.
The chief event Wednesday, in Congress.
was the debate on the questions presented in
the Credit Mobilier report. Messrs. Butler,
Banks, Bingham and other able debaters
spoke, and the interest in the proceedings
was undiminished No action was taken
Tie Swiss Government has formally recog.
nized the Republic OF Spain. In their note
to the Spanish Government the Federal
Council say they hope that after the strife
and suffering there will be peace and pros
perity for the country.
The bsrque Oneco, from Savannah fol
Callao. with lumber, was discovered on fire
Wednesday morning while anchored of the
Tybee knell, and scuttled.
Alexander II. Stephens has been elected &c
Congress from the sth district of Georgia
A small vote was polled, there being no oppo-
| sition.
At the special election in Sumpter connty,
| Alabama. tor State Senator to fill the vacancy
caused By the death of Gilmer (Radical
Little (Democrat) was elected by $40 major
ity. This makes the Senate again Demo-
cratic
The Austrian Government is disposed to
act with Prussia and Russia in regard to the
new Government in Spain. 1t considers that
the latter Is not yet secure enough in the pos
session of power to be entitled to a full ac-
acknowledgement as one of the European Gov
ernmenls.
! The first instance Of a Mormon Justice OF
the Peace recognizing in his decision the ju-
risdicton of the United States Courts in the
Territory over The Mormon Probate Court,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-28

NEW Yonr, Feb. q.

NEW i oBks teD. ZSs
COTTON .-sales 7s1 bales mid. uplands 2oaI
FIOUR-sales l0700; state 8 ooae 10: round hoop
u 10.
WHEAT 81 900 bu; Nce spring IS q So; new
do /: winter red and amber western 1s0 al *
CORN-S2000; steamer e4k 0 65: sail 60 Q 66ss
OATs-sales Al 900 western 5ias2; nev 80 81
PORK-H 57k; prime. 10 12Kal525
LARD-sk ask; kettle sask; steam s4 aeS
BUTTEK Estate, S2e42 Western l1a16
WHISKEY Western free, eoaS2
RlCE-Car0 ina. SgST
COFFEE-l7k 400
ask
clarified 20p8O
sPTS TTRPENTIyE-G7
ROSIN-S 75R
el9k
rALLOW-SxS9
LiNSEED Off-S0
FREiGHTS TO LIvERPOOI>-Cotton str. 51sd;
per eau I'd; Grain per str. 6kd; corn per str.
q: Grain Sd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-28

When dumb animals cry out their cladness
when cripples take up their beds and walk
when rheumatism is banished- stiff Joints
made timber, and swellings disappear as if by
magic, well may we inquire into the secrets
of the wonderful Centaur Liniment. There
has never been anything like it. 1t has per-
formed more cures Of flesh, bone and muscle
ailments upon man and beas. in the past
three months, than all other articles have in
three hundred years.
CHILDREN CRY-for Pitchers Castoria.
1t regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. 1t il a substitute for
castor oil. lfeb+-Im
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and were well patronized. The exhibition
will be continued this evening with an entire
change Of programme; and we advise all our
citizens, especially all parents who have
scholars at the school, to be present The
expression of all present last evening, was,
that so enjoyable an occasion had not been
given fer the Water. Mr.. Robertson, his
assistants and the scholars deserve great
praise for the capital entertainment pro yided,
and we hope they may have a rousing atten-
dance tonight
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-28
FROM NEW YORK.

New York, 81. 4 rumor prevails to-day
tina. Fosters sentence had been committed by
the Governor to Imprisonment for life but no
official information had been received on the
subject by the sheriff, or district attorney.
Albany.
At the National Convention to- day in favor
of a religious amendment to the Constitution,
the report of the executive committee was
read, recommending applications to Congress
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-28
Dien.

In this city, 27ul inst, Emma, wife OF Nahum
Spear, and daughter eff Barba aud Louisa Lang,
aged % years, months
AT the National Home for D. V. S., 25th inst,
Martin A. Thurston, late ofCo. II. Ne. Cavalry and
18th Me. Vols. aged 20.
In Dayton Plantation, Dec. 25th Mrs. Elizabeth
Noyes aged % years, Of dropsy. She leaves a
husband and two small children; I'd ut., OF con
sumption, Mrs J Tozier aged 20 years
In Patten 18th inst with congestion Of the lungs
Mr. Melvin Leslie who leaves a wife and two
small children 18th inst, congestiye fever Mrs
Angelina wife of Albeit Ii. Bragg.
III Moro 18th inst, OF spinal complaint. E;tle
child of Margaret and George A. P. Bryant.
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The Grammar school Levee.

The levee and exhibition given by the
scholars of the Grammar school at Granite
Hall, last evening, was most gratifying
success in every respect. The programme
consisted of declarations, Rotations, sing
ing, dialogues, gymnastic exercises, &C., in
pleasing variety, and all the parts were most
admirably carried out. The dialogues OF the
Sewing Circle and the Country School were
presented, and the singing by Miss Annie
Hatch of the charming song, "rapping at
the Garden Gate" was so finely done as to
receive the honor of An encore, as was also
the exercise in gymnastics. The tables were
very attractively arrayed with all the accom-
raniaments of the season, guess cake, &c,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-28
Weather.
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER !
Washington. Feb. o7-S p. NJ.
On Friday the barometer will continue
lowest in New England with northeast winds
in the morning, backing to the northwest by
evening.
For the Middle States, cloudy weather w Ill
continue with, possibly, snow.
For the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf
States, rising barometer, westerly winds q
falling temperature and clearing weather.
Northwest winds and clear cold weather
weather from the Gulf States rorthward to
the lakes; fresh and brisk westerly winds,
with generally cloudy weather 10 the lake re.
glen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-28

Lyman 3. Kimball of Mt. Vernon died on
the 2ih inst, at the egs Of 81 years. Mr..
Kimball was second assistant messenger Of
the House Of Representatives, Maine Legisa-
L wife and two children, who mourn his loss,
but not as those without hope. In the church
he was bright ard shining light. In Mason
~ he attained that state represented by the
Perfect ASHER. The community mourn the
death of an honest mar.
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POLITICAL.

s.. Louis, %. The lower !Iousc of the
Kansas legislature yesterday passed rosolu-
ton censuring Yorke for making charges
against members and failing to sustain them.
Also one declaring Pomeroy unworthy of the
confidence and respect of the people of Kan
sas. In the Senate. resolution enloglzing
York and condemning pomerny was lost by
vote of IL to -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-28

The sum of 1928 was raised yesterday
among the members of the Senate and Wis.,
tors, and $500 by the House and visitors,
making in all the sum of 1928, FOR the bene-
fit Of the State Temperance Reform Club.
Among those subscribing were Hon. T. II.
Hubbard, SIS, and DR.. Brickett e25
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FOREIGN NEWS:

London, p. Bullion in the Bank of Eng.
land has decreased f54 900 during the past
week.
Consu!s closed at % i.2.
Liverpool. %. Arrived, steamer Yrurac,
Bat, faom Savannah; ship North Star, from
New Orleans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-28

The desire is generally expressed in this
city by men Of both political parties, that
Hon. j, J. Eveleth may be induced to accept
the position of mayor for a third term. We
trust that the gentleman may consent to
lay aside his own preferences in the matter,
and decide to serve the city another year.
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BOSTON ITEMs.

Boston, -. Arrived bavQues Western
Sea- Messina Ililda, London.
The rumors affecting the Lechmere nation
al bank of East Cambridge are pronounced
by its officers without foundation, except that
certain securities of private parties are mis-
sing, for which the bank is not responsible.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-28
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO. Feb. -
tLOUk-spring extras j0d -
WHEAT-So. 2. / 231l IS
CORN No. ?, 3l@ a3l7.
OATS-26A
RYE-No ., 6iaGi
BARLEY-69a69% for Nol
MESS PORK-I2 S5dl3 10
LARO-summer "a; winter; kettle -.
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PORTLAND

Portland, Me-, 81. Hon. Nathan Cleaves
was to night nominated by the democrats as
candidate for Mayor, at the election next
Monday.
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Hallowell and Augusta
Coach.

LEAVES HALLowELL HOUSE, oSc, $50, A.
NJ. and 2, $50 ], T. NJ
: LEAVES CONY HOUSE, AUGUSTA, 'S0, IL,
" febst,ttf B. N. THOMAS, Proprietor.
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One of the faithful mail agents on the rorte
informs US that during the recent storm he
was on the train from Boston to Bangor fifty
nine hours, living on crackers and cheese. It
was tough old time to all on board the train.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-28

4 gentleman in this city, who is eighty nine
years of age, says he has never before known
such winter as this has been, in regard to
the amount of snow and cold.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-28

THE name Of Col. Lambarl having been
mentioned by the Standard in connection with
the candidacy for mayor, we have the best au-
thority for sly ing that in 20 possible con;in
gency would Col. Lamber3 consent to become
candidate. His whole time and attention
are directed towards his extensive manufac-
turing operations here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-28

Miss Egery of Bangor gave & brilliant
party last evening at the parlor Of the Au-
gusta House, to the members Of the lesisla.
tn7e and others.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-28

Roundabout" whom we think we recos-
nize through the "types and shadows" Of the
printers art, has an interesting letter from
Augusta in the last number Of the Calais
Times.
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Fire.

st. Louis, -. fire at Alton H.. Tues
day night, destroyed the shoe store of Smiley
Bros, the dry goods store OF Richard Flag
and the drug store OF II. w. Chamberlain.
Loss $4,000.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
10 INIT
Daily genaebef guarnal.
LEWISTON.

Lewiston, Me-, 27. At the republican eau
Gus held tonight, Mr.. Farwell was nominal.
ed as candidate for Mayor.
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Good Employment
FURNISHED TO
- Few Active Men.
ADDRESS
J. n, THOMPSON, Augusta,
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AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK
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Organized in l54G.

Organized in l54S.
Bank EOurs-From O'Clock \. y. II "a
O'Clock i. NJ, ana on SATURDAY. EVENING from
O'Clock 10 "a O'Clock.
Deposits OF any amount received.
Eequ!ar Diridends February and August oi each
year.
Extra Birideuds tof surplus earning once in
TWO YEARS.
Ee-An accounts Of depositors strictly pirate and
aHSdeafia}
Interest dividends, and all other privileges, IS
favorable TO depositors as any savings Bank Ia
Maine affords.
For further information address
W II. SMITH, Treasurer.
Augusta Feo., 1875.
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with packages of stationery under their arms
were Yesterday seen quietly stealing away.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-28
Aoral ann State Nems,

1t is expected that the new postal cards will
be issued about the first of My nezt.
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Cincinnati Produce Market

CINCINNATI, Feb. p.
MESS PORK--l3 25aI4 %
LARD Kettle '5sas; steam * a.k; summer;
winter ~
BULK MEATS-sides "a; clear rib :: shout
ders 3.
BACON-shoulder. 5aG; clear rib ~; siaes
WHISKET-- es.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-28

There viii be meeting OF Seth Williams
Post, No. 10, G. A. r., this evening. Bust
ness of importance requires fall attendance
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Change of Sailing LsYs.
INCREASED SERVICE.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COS
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA,
CHINA AND JAPAN.

! Touching al Mscican ports. Carrying a. $. Naa.
| Fares Greatly Reduced.
One ofthe large and splendid steamships ofthi
line willleave Pier No. A. korth River foot
street, at oelosk noon on ,hs loan sosh aad
day, and then on the preceding Saturday J for As
riSM WA, ALL, Connecting. via panama Kanway, With
SAN FRANCISCO. touching at MIANZANILLO.
All departures connect at Panama with stearnela
fer South Pacific and Central American ports.
For JAPAN AND CHINA steamer leaves San
FRANCISCO first Of every month, except when il
falls on Sunday, then on the day preceding.
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each
adult. &s- Bagga ge-masters accompany baggage
through, and athena to ladies and children without
male protectors. Baggage received on the deck the
day before sailing, from steamboats,, railroads and
pa ssengers who prefer to send down early.
An experienced surgeon on board. Medicines
and attendance free.
For freight, passage tickets, or further informa
tion apply at the Conpany's ticket Office on the
wharf. FOOT OF CANAL STREET NORTH
RIVER, NEW YORK.
ly29 +. r. BABY, Agent.
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We shall publish in to-morrow's paper
full report of the closing proceedings of,hc
legislature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-28

The Standard gives long list of candidates
for mayor, aud only half the wards have been
heard from.
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The same amount of labor will probably
produce more corn and fruit in Kennebec than
in any other county in the State.