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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-09
FROM NEW YORK.

New York, Z. A Washington special re-
ports that the ways and means committee are
unanimous against the present moiety law
and that Butler is endeavorng to effect some
compromise whereby all the moiety shall not
be swept away.
The Tribune states that Jayne the informer
was for some time clerk in the Paymasters
Department in Washington, but in 1867 was
dismissed for defaming the character of Pay
mrster General Brice and Major Brooke.
Two fashionably dressed young men step
ped into a jewelry store in Brooklyn yester-
day, and while pretending to examine the
stock, substituted a Sl5 bogus diamond ring
for one worth 5000.
The race horse Jupiter, worth $4,000,
dropped dead while being driven by his own
er, Lewis Pettice, yesterday. Not long since
he lost the trotter Lady Emma, valued at
$780, 900.
Beechers church held counsel Of war last
night, and decided to appoint a committee of
seven to prepare a reply to any invitation of
the coming church council.
The rifle organization here, which accepted
the challenge of the Dublin Irish Association
for national contest at Creedmoor this sum-
mer, will soon issue q circular to the crack
shots of the country, from whom the compel
itor will be selected
Two detectives armed with acquisitions
from Governor Dix will start for Florida to-
morrow for two of the masked gang of rob-
bers apprehended at Key West.
1t i. stated that the steamship City of New
York, which arrived yesterday from Havana
put back whom eight or ten miles north Of
Havana, and landed Cuban stowaways, who
had secreted themselves ON board in order to
escape from the Spanish draft. There being
number of Spaniards on board, the Captain
felt obliged to return to prevent proceedings
against the ship by tue Spanish authorities on
its return to Havana.
John Clark, his wife and infant few days
old, who were turned out OF doors by an IN
feeling landlord, were discovered in the out
skirts of Freehold in starving and frozen
condition. The wife has Dis, she was found
lying on a decayed mattress viii, no covering
Great desttution is reported along the line
of the New York Midlad Railroad, owing to
the non-payment OF wages.
A Philadelphia despatch states that an army
of thousand women will wait on Mayor
Stakeley on next Thursday, to urge him to
enforce the Sunday law
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FROM HALIFAX.

Halifax, N. S., T. The steamer Newfound-
land arrived from St. Johns last night. She
reports having passed through l2O miles of
ice. She also passed a vessel bottom up, 20
miles oil Lircomb on Friday morning.
No American mails have reached this city
for three days, the New Brunswick Railroad
having been injured by the late freshets and
communication is interrupted.
The rain storm of Wednesday flooded
great portion of Stewiacke valley in Colchest-
er county, from one to twelve feet Of water
being on the road. In many places the river
in this section is very high and all the BRIDGES
on the Stewiacke and Shubonacodie rivers
are carried away. The flood is the most de-
s,ructive that has occurred in this locality for
twenty years.
Bev Dean Bullock, rector of St. Luke's
Cathedral died this morning, aged rs years.
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CUBA.

Havana, Z. The report of killing Ex- Presf
ident Cespedes by some of the members OF
the Sanquentin battalion is confirmed. l.
appears that on the 9th ultimo, the troops
captured a negro and were ordered by their
commander to shoot him; the negro's life was
spared on condition that he would lead them to
the spot where Cespedes could be found this
was assented to and the Ex-Presdent was
discovered with few friends, five leagues
from Asserraders. His companion succeed
ed in getting away, but he could not escape,
and while closely pursued by detachment
Of troops, led by Sergeant, he turned and
fired six shots from his revolver this was re.
turned by the troops and Cespedes received
volley Of bullets in his head and breast, caus-
ing instant death. His body was brought to
Santiago De Cuba and buried on the first of
March.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Manchester, 7. The last Republican rally
in this Senatorial district occurred at Smyth's
Opera House this evening. Hon. David
Cross presided.
Hon. Jacob Ely was the first speaker. He
discussed the record of the Democratic party
and the liquor question. Hon. Charles II.
Burns Of Wilton, the Republican candidate
for State iSenator in the seventh district, ad-
dressed the meeting, exhorting the Republi-
cans to more activity. The hall was filed
and considerable enthusiasm prevailed.
The Democrats will hold meeting on
Monday evening, the night before the cleo
ton, at this place and will be addressed by
Hon. o. A. Brewster and others, of Boston.
Concord, 7. The Republicans and Demo-
Gratis are holding caucuses this evening to
nominate city tickets and candidates for the
Legislature.
At a Republican caucus this afternoon,
John kimball was nominated a candidate for
Mayor.
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Iie0.

In Deering, 5th inst Mrs. Abigail. wi dow of Elhu
Robinson OF Augusta, aged 20 years. THE remains
were brought to Augusta on Saturday for into
ment1
In Warren, 2jh ut., Daniel Peters, aged 80 years.
In Union, 2Gth ult., Rev. John IIemenway, aged
81 years, months and days 2Sth ult., Harriet y,
wife of Rev. John Hemenway, aged IS years, 3
months and - days.
In Thomaston, llth ult, Lavina H. wife of Geo
S. Hall, Esq, aged 81 years.
In Pennington, 18th ult., Enoch C. Tobey, aged
So years.
In Salem, Jan. goth, Charles, son of Samuel and
Ellina Whitney, aged IL years.
In New Vineyard, sd ult. Julia Maria, daughter
of NJ. v B. and Hannah S. Hardy, aged years.
10 months and Is days.
In Marietta, Ohio, Jan. 24th, Mrs. Rachel Ben
nett, aged 81 years.
In Chestervllle, 2Sth ult., Ida, only daughter of
Jonathan F. Fellows, aged Is years.
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FOR EI(:N.

London. March, Z. A diplomatic dispute
has arisen between Turkey and England, in
consequence of the arrest Of a British subject
by the Turks in Label.
A feet is moored at Gravesend ready to re-
ceive the Duke of Edinburgh and his bride,
who will land at II a. NJ, and proceed with
out s,oppage to Windsor Castle, arriving
there at l p. III. Gravesend and Windsor
are profusely decorated. Business will be
suspended and there will be an illumination
in the evening.
A large cotton mill was burned in Mussel-
burgh, near Edinburgh, yesterday. Loss,
Sl50,0O0. Nine hundred operatives were
thrown out of employment.
Proceedings are about to be instituted
against several prominent persons charged
with conspiracy with Orion to get possession
of the Tichborne estate.
An explosion Of molten iron at foundry in
Sheffield, yesterday, demolished the building
and shockingly mutilated twelve employees.
Queenstown, Z. Arrived steamer Nevada
from New York.
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, I. A dispatch from Detroit says;
w. T. Underwood of Cleveland, came here
to reside some months ago and became enam
ored of Miss Anna Pridyeon, sister of the
well-known Capt. John Pridyeon, and one of
the most accomplished young lady's of De-
troit, but she rejected his suit. Last evening,
at his request, she went to walk with him,
and on their return while standing.at the door
of her home, he again offered himself and she
again refused; whereupoH he instantly drew
knife and stabbed her to the heart. He
then rushed to the police station and gave
himself up. The wound was instantly fatal.
Underwood's wife had gained divorce from
him and had acquainted Miss Pridyeon with
his character.
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List of Patents

Issued from the United States Patent ONCE to
citizens of Maine, for the week ending March L.,
1874. Furnished for the Kcnnebec Journal from
the Office of j. McC. Perkins Co., Counsellors at
Law and Solicitors for American and Foreign
Patents, 513 Seventh Street, Washington, ID. Z.
Drawings and specifications OF any patent in this
list furnished for % cents
1881. Folding Umbrella. Gilman Phillips and
Foss A. Burnham, Biddeford. Application filed
oct. Is 1873. The umbrella is opened by drawing
down the runner The ribs are jointed, and when
extended are made rigid by cylinders sliding over
the joint, and are secured by hooks on the ends of
the stretchers.
l47,7Oi. Hand Hole stopper for Steam Boilers
Daniel Sullivan, Bangor. Application filed Dec.
49, 1878. BY means OF the Hanged plate and cap,
the packing.ring is secured firmly in position, said
plate being made oval or elptcai 10 permit Oh lts
ready insertion and removal. -, ~
1856. Fire Kinder. Barzilla S. Harrington,
China. Application filed Dec. ~, 1873.
1861. Machine for Crimping Boot and sooe
Counters. Emery Andrews, Welchvie. April,
plcation filed Jan. g. 1873. The counter is crimped
by first being passed beneath faring mouth piece
while held upon the form by pressure jaws, and
Immediately thereafter rolled before the jaws re.
lease their hold
Knight, Auburn. Application filed June 49, 1873.
HISS. Egg Preserver. John T. French and
Leander A. Bowler, Palermo. Application filed
Oct. 10, 1873. Consists in providing the packing
boxes for holding the eggs with axles or trunnons,
and locating in suitable frame work, SO as to be
easily turned, thereby changing the position OF
their contents. =,
IA ,lG5 Shaft Holding Attachment. John II
Adams, Portland. Application fled Nov 20, 1873
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TELEGRAMS IN GENERAL.

There is great rush from Victoria, Brit
ish Columbia, to the new mines Of Cassir.
The notorious robber and murderer Vas
quez was in San Francisco disguised few
days ago, and took steamer for Mexico.
A Berlin despatch says the Bishop of
Treves has been arrested for violation of the
ecclesiastical law.
Two engineers with a snow pillow ran off the
track between Wells and Elko, on the Pacific
road yesterday. A brakeman named A. l..
Bigler was killed. The trains were delay ed
until to- day.
The steamer Edgar Strout went On another
trial trip from Baltimore yesterday, accom-
panied by government officers The Spanish
authorities are kept posted in regard to her
movements.
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Friday, March 6.

y" : FTIUay, MATCH %
The demand for leather has not been active, and
the transactions have been chiefly to supply pres
ent wants of manufacturers. There has been
moderate demand for all grades of sole leather,
and prices generally are sustained There is
accumulation of rough leather but prices are not
particularly strong, and, whole, they rule in
buyers favor. Rough calf skins arc in good sup
ply, and the market has a downward tendency.
Medium weights OF finished sins are in limited
demand at prices that favOr5 the buyers. and the
stock is ample.
Finished wax and kip are selling little less
freely, and there is some accumulation.
Splits are duh at lower prices, and there is but
limited inquiry for grain leather. NA Ps -" ~
Foreign hides have been in better demand, and
the market is firm
We quote;-
Hides Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande, selected,
25l2a26 c. gold; MOntevideo 25c; Orinoco, "a l2c;
California, 24c; Texas, 20 IL AL lie, currency;
Western dry lla22c, currency. aa
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
daily Eennebee Suurnal.
PORTLAND.

Portland, l. Steamship Acadia, from Hal
flax, February IA, is signalled.
Steamship Phoencian arrived day, having
left Liverpool en- the l4th ult. She expert
enced the same succession of gales as did the
Scandinavian, and had her after steering gear
carried away and lost one boat.
Two stores were broken into Saturday
night and quantity Of goods stolen which
were hid In barn. Asout midnight the
thief came to take away his property, when
he was arrested by two officers who had been
watching for him. He gave his name as Fred
Webb.
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STATE OF MAINE.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,

AIUISINi FtUruHTy ZStT, IolF.
To the inhabitants of Augusta qualified according
TO law to vote.
You are hereby notified to assemble at your re-
spectye ward rooms on Monday, March 9th, a. D.
1874, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, then and there to give In
your votes for the following officers, viz: Mayor
Warden, Ward Clerk and Constable; one Alder
man, three Conncilmen, and n Municipal Judge.
The polls will be closed at ! O'Clock in the alter
noon.
The Board of Aldermen of said City will be in
open session at their Room on Thursday and Friday
next preceding SAID day detection from ten O'Clock
to twelve O'Clock in the forenoon, and on Saturday
from ten O'Clock to twelve O'Clock in the forenoon
and from two O'Clock to four O'Clock in the after
noon, for the purpose Of correcting the lists of vot
ers in and for the several wards and receiving evil
dence of the qualifications of voters whose names
are not on said lists.
r. W. BLACK, City Clerk.
(City papers please copy feb29-t awtld.
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The sad and fatal accidents that have occurred
upon the river during the past week, should serve
as a solemn warning to those that venture upon the
ice that is always treacherous at this of the
year. Safe and sound clear as crystal, it may APP
pear upon the surface, bit there is roteuness and
insecurity underneath. In many places in the
Kcnnebec the current runs very swiftly, constantly
wearing away the ice In other places, rocks at the
bottom Of the river, form obstacles against which
the swift running water strikes, causing it to boil
up against the ice, forming cavities, and of eonrs
taking away its strength. The skater glides over
these thin places unconscious of his danger unless,
unhappily, the thin shell breaks, and the cold
waters close over their victim. If the warning is
needed this little item may be the means OF saving a
prccious life.
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Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago, March, Z.

Flour-cxtra spring 5Oa Co.
Wheat-No. spring, l2ial 24ls; No. 2 10 3-4a-
cash; April l26 May, No. 3, Il6al-2; rejected
lU9-a.
Corn No. , mixed 02h cash; G2i4 a February;
- March; May -; rejected old II; new
A-a-.
Oats-43a cash; - Feb; Is March; rejected at
3Sa39k.
Rye-S5xasG-.
Barey-No.2 fall "A -; No. 3 stning l31al40.
Dressed Hogs-6 O0a6 10.
Pcrk-li CD cash; February; IA ala 81 L.
March.
Lard-s 9Oas 0 cash; for February; co for
March.
Bulk Meats shoulders Sic short rib mid y. u
-; short clear mid 7'sa
Green meats-shoulders 3l3 short ribs liz.
Hams IA lbs average a9is.
Whiskey-S3-.
Receipts 900 -four; 5000 wheat; 81 corn
81 900 oats; 1000 rye; 800 barley.
Shipments 5000 flour; $4,000 wheat; q, 900
corn; /! OO0 oats: IL ,0OO barley; 1000 rye.
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writer in the Rockland Free Press says: "On a
recent trip on the cars to Augusta, there were
counted on the Kennebec river, one hundred and
three ice houses, thirty-three of which were new
ones, employing large gangs of men and teams FILL
ing them with ice. singular fact in regard to ice
houses is that insurance companies will not insure
them.D
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Republican Nominees for City Officers.

The following are the republican candidates 70
city officers in the several wards Of this city.
WARD1.
Alderman-W. l.. Thompson
Councilmen-Georg s. Ballard,
A. L. Smith,
Henry Boynton.
w arden-Hlram Sawtelle.
Ward Clerk-Mark Harden.
ConstableW. ii. Holmes.
WARD ..
Alderman Charles E. Nash
Councilmen-S. f. Robinson,
Frederick Hamlen.
Warden-Charles n. Hamlcn.
Ward Clerk-D. l.. Allen.
Constabe-David G.. stone.
WARD 3.
hlderman-Joseph w. Clapp.
CuunGmen-Jenerson Higgins,
SiIas w. Wyman,
Milton T.. Libby.
Warden Charles G. Stone.
Ward Clerk-Albert w. Case.
Constabe-Charles l.. Brann
WARDi.
Alderman-F. W. Brann.
Councmen-Alber Burns
John Garland,
w. Ii. Woods.
Warden-Edward 5. Folger.
Ward Clerk-Chares W. Wixon.
Constable-C. ii. Hatstat.
WARD ..
Alderman--W m. II. Libby.
Councmen-Benj. Spauding,
Thomas Z. Hoyt,
Charles II. Lewis.
Warden-Wm NJ. Folsom.
Ward Clerk-Thomas Tibbctts.
Constabe-Ashford A. Sampson.
WARD 6.
Alderman-E. w. Whitehousc.
Councmen-P. c. Deliver,
J. A. Mitchell,
w. +. Barrows.
Warlen-U. A. Taber.
Ward Clerk. II. Chandler.
COnstable-F l.. Harrington.
WARD Z.
Aldcrman-Paul p. Hall.
Councilmen-Danel is. Savage,
Joseph II. Wall,
Wellman Curtis.
Warden--John Z. Chase.
Ward Clerks. T.. Webster.
Constablc-Thomas f. Bartlett.
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give Minutes for Refreshments. Every
body who has travelled by railroad has heard
the above announcement, and has probably
suffered from eating too hastily, thereby SOW
ing seed of dyspepsia. 1t is comfort to
know that the Peruvian Syrup will cure the
worst cases of Dyspepsia, as thousands are
ready to testify. marf-teod&wlw
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A Card.

EDITORS OF THE JOURNAL:
GENrLEMES.-It appears by your report of the
doings of the citizens caucus that was nominated
as a candidate for Municipal Judge. Not wishing
party and being satisfied with the ac-
ton OF the republican caucus respectfully decline
this nomination.
With many thanks to my friends for their gener-
our support in the republican caucus, earnestly
request that my name shall not be used in connec.
ton With that Office. W. S. CHOATE.
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The only scientific, rational and successful
mode of treating Catarrh in the head that has
been devised, consists in applying DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy with DR.. Pierce's Nasal
Douche (the only method of reaching the
upper chambers of the nose) and taking DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as Con-
stitutional treatment. To this thorough course
of treatment the disease yields as surely as
fire is extinguished by water. The Douche
and two medicines for 81, by all Druggists.
mar3. +SW1t
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from no other cause than ing worms in the stom
ach. .-A..s-
will destroy Worms without injury TO the child,
being perfectly WHITE, and free from all coloring
other injurious ingredients usually used in worm
CURTIS h BROWN, Proprietors,
No. 2i5 Fulton Street, New York.
Sold by Druggists and Chemists, and dealers
Med cines at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A Box.
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1Harrif1.

In Vinalhaven, 2sth ult., Benjamin VI. Coombs
to Mrs Rosanna Herrick both of Nnalhaven.
In Searsmont, ed ult., Nahum l.. simmons to
Miss Annie NJ. Brown, both OF Belfast.
In South Montville, 22d ult., Thomas Lowell of
Plymouth to Mrs. Sarah Thompson of Searsmont
In Jeflers on, 10Th ult., Edwin \. Avery TO Miss
Ella Dunton both OF J.
In saltwater, MINI. eth ut.. Andrew J. Parker
formerly OF Phillips Me, to Miss Matilda Miller of
saltwater,
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To DIR. HELMBoLD's PATIENTs.-The cell
ebrated Extract Buchu, CT which DR.. Helm
bold was the originator, is still performing
wonderful cures of obscure diseases of the
urinary organs, restoring shattered constitu-
tons, and overcoming debility and diseases
arising from imprudence and excess. This
great diuretic never fails. Patients should
be particular to get the genuine, which bears
the doctors signature. All druggists sell it.
mars. eod+&w1w
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NEBRASKA.

Oma ha, Z. There was a terrific storm of
snow and sleet, Friday, the wind blowing at
the rate of thirty miles an hour. There was
four inches of snow at Cheyenne, and Fort
Laramie. The railroads west are clear, and
the trains are now running on time.
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BANGOR.

Bangor, 8. The break in the Provincial
section Of the European and North American
Railway near Wellsford, N. b., caused by a
washout, has been repaired and through
trains will run as usual tomorrow.
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Messrs. Stanwood & Tower, l.. d. Cooke and
others, finished putting ice into the houses first
built by them, on Thursday last. They are running
night and day hoping to fill other large houses We
are informed that they have secured valuable con-
tracts.
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MICHIGAN.

Detroit, 7.
Dispatches to-day from Lake Ports, show
that with the exception Of some ice left in
Lake St. Clair, there is nothing to prevent
steamers going to the upper end of Huron
river and steamers will commence regular
trips on Monday.
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The young ladies and gentlemen of North Man.
chester gave dramatic entertainment at the
church in Manchester. on Tuesday evening last,
presenting the plays-"Spirt of TO- and "Great
Plague in Life" The young amateur actor acquit-
ted themselves well, apparently to the great salts
faction OF the audience, who have encouraged them
to give another exhibition Thursday evening.
The music by Miss Rowell is highly spoken Of.
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TEXAS.

Galveston, Z. A despatch dated Bryan,
Texas, says that by the fire there this morn
ing, the sufferers are, Mcqueen & Davis.
Loss $4,000; A. Kaiser. Loss $4,000;
F..nk Clark. Loss $1,000; Parker & Flip
pers Loss $1,000.
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"a friend in need, is friend indeed"
Adamson's Botanic Cough Balsam has proved
itself a friend to the suffering, and its best
recommendation is, that where it has once
been tried no other remedy will be used.
mari teod&wlw
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The directors and stockholders of the Union Ma
|tional Bank of Brunswick have passed resolution
of respect relating to the death the late Presiden
|of the institution, Adam Lemont, Esq.
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Now is the time to learn S. T. Ia lor'
Unrivalled system of Dress Cutting. Mrs.
M. A. Chandler will commence instructing a
class on the 9th of March, at her establish
mcnt, So Green street. mar4-+5t
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
Washington, d. G.. March &

On Monday for the Eastern and Middle
States and lower lake region, generally clear
weather and low temperature, fresh to brisk
north and west wiuds diminishing in force
over the two latter sections.
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Bosworth has just received a new stock Of
sprir goods, which he is prepared to make
up in the latest styles; Mr.. Niles having just
returned from Boston, where he has been
spending short time to post himself on the
way they are cutting and making up spring
garments. Give him call.
Augusta, March 9TH, 1874.
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Died in Bowdoin Feb. 2sth Capt. Nelson, aged &C
years. His funeral services was attended by Rev.
Elisha Purinton, March I'd Capt. Nelson was a
Imam much respected in town.
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Ladies wishing Human Hair of the first
quality and manufacture guaranteed will find
satisfaction at Mrs. Foote'S rooms over Has
kell's shoe store, Water street; Grey Hair
and Natural Curls. Work done to order.