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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-12
AFFAIRS IN NEW ORLEANS
General Sheridan's Report to Sec'y
Belknap.
Between Three and Four Thousand Mu .
ders since 1868.
\ Slight Explanation.

New York, January H. A New Orleans special
TO the lines dated last night, says Sheridans re-
port to the Secretary of War transmitted
Sunday night. He states that since 1868 between
three and four thousand men had been murdered
in the parishes, because of their political views
In proof of this he makes detailed statement of
the murders IN the different districts, rec.ting the
| number of cases III which unarmed and defence
less negroes were shot down in cold blood by
white men. These incidents are introduced for
the purpose of proving that lawless ness exists in
usiana, and that the lives of men attached u
the republican party are not safe.
The General charges the White League with be
ing responsible for most of the bloodshed aud
CRIME referred to. lie denounces that organiza-
ton in strong terms. The report is d passionate
ly written. Many of the facts were evidently dc
rived from tie reports Of the Congressional invcs-
tigating committee who Lave from time 10 time
visited the State.
The same despatch says This evening during
| a conversation with General Sheridan in relation
to despatch in which he calls citizens Of Lonis-
ana ba nditti your corresI ondept asked him ii he
did l OF think the tenn harsh one. His reply
was
81 do not suppose there is sensible man in the
State who really imagines that meant that all
! the people were banditt. That particular phrase
was used for a technical reason In an opinion of
the Bureau of Justice in the provisions in the en-
iorcement act for the suppression OF unlawful Or
carnations or combi9ations the terms Jay hawk
| er" and ''bandittl' were employed. The White
League was a secret military organization in con-
| tradction of both State and federal law. 1t,
| members, when they resorted to overt acts, We're
liable to the penalties of the enforcement act. The
| term jay hawker could not be used for the White
| Leaguers were not plurdcrers and robbers. He
| therefore had no choice but 10 use the word con-
| tanned in the opinion referred to. 1t las been
| charged that there was or is Black League. As
yet he had evidence of it, but if there was
! such organization he would find it out, and
whether these comb nations be white or black they
should not be tolerated They were at the bottom
| of much of the trouble in this State. Tney en-
gendered lawlessness and in his opinion no peace
| full condition can be reached Is long they con-
time, nor until every species OF business and So
cial ostracism account of political sentiments is
| broken down. In other sections of the country a
mans political views did not Effect him in bust
ness. This was not true of Louisiana Is many of
| the best items had admitted"
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Sale at Auction.

!(I order Of the Supreme Judicial Count, will be
- sold at public auction, at the Office OF IL. X.
Baker in Hallowell, on Saturday, the twenty. sev.
enth day OF February next, at two O'Clock in the
afternoon, the following property Of the American
Bank:
A lot of land with the buildings thereon, situate
at I.oudon Hill in Hallowell bounded westerly by
the county road leading to Gardiner, and easterlv
by parallel line ten rods distant therefrom north
erly by land OF Ezekiel Blake, deceased and south.
erly by parallel line five rods distant therefrom-
set off to sad Bank on execution against John At.
kins
A lot of land in said Hallowell bounded souther-
ly by Union street. westerly and northery by land
of the Halloweli Granite Company and others, and
easierly by line nine inches west of the brick
store recently occupied by Frank Allen-set OF to
said Bank on execution agains. Mark Means.
lot of land in Wayne, beginning on the we ster
ly side of the county road leading from Wayne viii
lage to Monmouth, at point los feet from the west
erly end of the northeast corner of the homestead
lot OF Josiah Norris; thence sou;hwesterly by the
picket fence, abaut 52 feet to stake and stOncs:
thence noithwes:erly, about thirty six and half
teet to a stake and stones line parallel with the
road thence south easeriy by said road TO the first
bound-set of 10 said Bank execution against
\ bel Stevens.
Also snndry uncolected executions against
stockholders OF said Bank, including all executions
which may at that time remain uncoilected.
ii. X, BAKER,
SIMON PAGE. Receivers.
f. ROWELL,
THOMAS HOvEY. Auctioneer.
IIaifowel, December II, 1874.
declSflawxwew tbs
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LOUISIANA.
The Louisiana Affairs

New ork, January IL. 4 New Orleans specia
says affairs continue critical, and general feeling
vate kilograms from leading democrats in Wash
ngton says that Secretaries Fish, Jewell and Bris
tow are opposed to Grants policy. while Kellogg
received dispatches assuring him the government
will support him TO the last.
A telegram from well known friend and adj
mirer of the President, to Kellogg reads KeeI
quiet and be finn. Your friend, here are active
Enter into 10 compromise, the Senate Wi
surely sustain YOU"
Kellogg says Buffers election bill will do nc
good, but might do good deal of harm, as the
new election would be tragedy or farce.
The democratic members of the legislature helt
a protIacted secret caucus last night. They were
addressed by number of speakers, and were as
surcd they were sustained by the public scntimea
of the north. Upon this assertion, one or tw,
weakened members who had previously hal
consented to comp om;se with the Kellogg par
", pledged themselves to remain out OF the egis
ature until Congress acted.
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Maine Manufacturing News.

The No. iron now being made at the katahdin
Iron Works, proves to be fully equal, if not supe-
Nor TO the best imported scotch IRON for this pur-
pose. For steam cylinders and strong castings,
The Hnckiey ana Eseiy Iron mJih' % l naasG.,
always oePehd Oh the hafoei sfa"'9 % N''an"'N
''on N
The Norway shoe i"etofg mas ks se, on w. AZ Az
through the Jun ''nei' na "a o ~ U
ID cases per gay anu '''''''''h''" 'n' he" ''''
with increased heip.
Messrs Bcynton brown, shoc ihahulAe1urei,
al Marpleneau, are 10 ioea; ~ Ai' anu
VIII nave ioi's "eh NJ WIN Az AZ"
Mr.. {. |. Barker. agent OF the Bates Mis- Lew
iston, does not give any encouragement &c nope
ior 'he iuuliig y. ;.e NM, -"
ne tniu' % ne ~ Joi .l'
~ - 1nu, in nr;r,. there il absolutely no rroft
and on nearly all Kind, of goods there is loss If
We mn ,b,r ne-half time for the next ninety
Ss,. ,baIJ he di.aruointed." Thee are other.
~ ~ agents who take more hopeful view Of the
;mmsd;ste fntIre.
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Country Produce Vented.
II. A. II. CHANDLER,
III Market Square

CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
SCHENCK's PULMONIC SYRUP,
SCHENCk's SEAwEED Tonic,
SCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS,
Are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary
Consumption. Frequently medicines that stop
cough i'll occasion the death OF the patient; they
lock mp The liver stop the circulation of the blood,
hcmorrhage follows, and in fact, they clog the
ton of the very organs that caused the cough.
Liver Complaint and DysI epsa are the causes OF
two-thirt.s OF the cases of Consumption. Many
persons complain of dull pam in the side. con-
sipation coated tongue, pain in the shoulder-b
feelings OF diowsiness and restlessness, the food
lying heavily on the stomach, accompanied with
acidty and bclchng up of wind. These symptoms
usually originate from Il disordered condition of the
stomach torpid liver. Persons so affected, ii
they take one or Two heavy colds, and il the cough
in these cases be suddenly checked will hnd the
stomach and liver clogged, remaining torpid and
inactive, and almost before they are aware the
lungs mass of Sores and liberated, the result
of which is death. Schencks Pulmonic Syrup Is
an eXpectorant which does not contain opium or
anything calculated 10 cheek cough suddenly.
Schenck's Seaweed Tonic dissolves the food, mixes
with the gastric juices of the stomach, aids diges-
ton and creates 4 rayenous appetite When the
bowels are costive skin saow. or the symptoms
otherwise OF bilious tendency, Sehenck's Man
drake Pills are required. These medicines
prepared only by j. III. SCHENCk SON,
\. +. corner Sixth and Arch streets, Pha.
And are Tor sale by all druggists and dealers.
Dir. Schenck " i'll be at the QUINCY HOUSE, Bos-
TON, on the following WEDNESDAYS: October 9Th
and 2lst, November 4th and lsth and December I'd
9th and 30th. spn-lyl2
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ANNUAL VIE TING
OF TIE
Editors and Publishers Association

The Annual Meeting of the Association OF Editors
and Publishers OF Maine will be held at Augusta,
Wedues day, January 20th lightning at O'Clock
L. NJ, and continue the next day and evening.
This meeting is one for business, and matters
will be considered and discussed connected Win
and affecting the publishing and printing interests
of the State.
Hon. l.. \. Emery, of the Ellsworth Amer lean,
will deliver an essay-probably afternoon of the
second day. subject -" he Meas per before the
Law"
The postal law, Pre- payment OF postage on news
papers by the publishers, advertising rate. and
age ncies will be considered.
Thursday evening, the members of the Ass0cia-
ton and their ladies viii 1e rendered reception,
at the house Of Rev. DR.. Qunby OF die Gospel
Banner.
4 full attcndauce Of members is requested Pub
fishers and printers, not members inv tied to he
present ut the meeting and become nIenber- oi the
association. GEO. W. DRISKO, President.
JOSEPH WOOD, Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-12

The Press says that swindler, calling biz name
Il Harry Blake, has been getting help from Ne Pro-
vident Association Of Portland BY forgery.
On Thursday last, workman 1t Barriers ice
house in Pittston, named John Shay, while car
rying a stick of timber down the run on his shoul-
der slipped and fell, his head against the sp, and
| the timber falling GU him in such manner - TO
| nhct severe wound near the right eye. Al
though not dangerously hurt, he will be compel.
led to do business with one eye for week-lGar.
diner Reporter.
Work is soon to be commenced in the jail work.
shops in Penobscot county.
| Aletter from the owners of the bark Robert
Kelley to Mrs. John W. Glover reached her We'd
nesday, announcing the sad tidings that her son
Charles B., was lost overheard of Cape Good
Hope Sept. 26th. 1t had been blowing gale,
and he lost hold coming down from aloft, and al.
though every effort was made to save him It was
of no avail The bark was bound from Boston to
Melbourne. He was about Is years old.-lCam-
den Herald.
A cancer was removed the other day from the
breast Of Mrs. Benjamin Jordan Of Calais Mills.
The operation consisted in the removal Of one en-
tire breast.
Sheriff Norton of Waldo county, has made the
following appointment far the deputies: -
b. h. Vose, Freedom.
5. q. Norton, Palermo.
Z. E. Hall, Unity,
+. S Walls, No. Searsmont
Joseph Ham. Jackson.
Josiah Nckerson, Swsnville.
j. w. Black, Searsport.
J. L. Norton, Winterport.
J. ID. Tucker Lincolnvle.
The officers of Lincoln Lodge and New Jerusa-
lem r. A. Chapter, Masonic, of Wiscasset, were
installed on the evening Of Dec. 81.
Willie H., is only four years old, but he says
''by gosh, III bet my little sisters new doll that
Pas grey mare will toddle right ahead of Uucle
Johns black gelding, and don't you forget it,
Willie went to The State Fair last September TO
see the fine display of cattle, by his careful par
cnts.-l Lewiston Gazette.
X. $. Austin, engineer on the Maine Central,
who was injured il the left leg at the accident NJ
Belgrade, May 80, 1871, has made through his at
torney, Hon. f. F. Webb, a satisfactory settle
ment with The company
a little girl three years old, has travelled all the
way from Detroit Mich, to Bangor.
Margaret Corners, of Bangor, formerly an in
mate of the Insane Asylum at Augusta, but who
was returned imbecile, has again shown
signs of violence, and is kept in straight jacket.
Hon. Fred, Atwood, OF Winterport, will exhibit
thhy-tive or forty birds a. the State Poultry ex.
hibiiion, which opens in Portland to-day.
Mr.. Penne, late county treasurer Of Cumber-
land, able to be out ON Friday, and visited his
office He turned over $40, 294. l6 to Mr.. Harding,
the lew treasurer.
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STATE EN \.

The annual encampment OF the dcpai tment of
Maine is 20 be he'd in Skowhegan on the 9th in
slant.
The following ae the recent business changes
in this State -
Portlapd-Simonton { l.aaa, slip iimbsr, row
w. ii. Smonton and {. r. Ladd.
Bangor Sweet 4 Emery, drugs, dis; 1ow C..
Sweet.
Camden-Stoiy 4 Bazze, livery, dis. row
Jas c. Story.
Mr.. +, Il. Guernsey, formerly city editor of the
Bangor Commercial, one OF the eight Maine boy
on the editorial and repoltorial staff of the Boston
Herald, has been promoted from the place he has
been holding to one Ct more responsibility and OF
better promise,
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Chicago Pr, ducc Market.

FkEIGlirS - Grain v steam, Ii Nj:
as, Il.
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Mr.. Cox of New York, offered the following
resolution in reference to affairs in Louisiana,
which was read and referred to the judiciary
committee -
Wnereas, On the ith of January instant officers
and soldiers of the army Of the nited States have
intertered with and controlled the organization Ct
the General Assembly Of the State OF Louisiana,
and certain persons claiming seats in one branch
thereof have been presented from holding the
same by such IN ltaIy force, which acts of militia
~ intervention and control resulted in dispensing
the State legislature, and have received the sane
tou and ratification of the chief executive of the
L nited States, therefore,
Resolved, That in the deliberate jud gment ofthis
House such intervention and control were il Tio-
lation OF the federal constitution, inssmuch as
said force used for the purpose detinedby law,
and could not be legally used except for purposes
thus specially defined.
That said ntery and control were subver-
siye of principles upon which our system of gov
eminent is founded, and have no precedent in our
history or in the history Of free COVER nment.
That said intervention and control was deiisns
and nsolent breaches of parliamentary privilege
and illegal revolutionary iniractions Of local gov,
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Dyspepsia.

Dyspepsia l. the most discouraginS and distress
ing disease man is heir to. Americans are paric.
ulary subject to this disease and It's effects; such
as sour stomach sick headache, habitual costive
ness, heart urn, water-brash, gnawing and burn
ing pains in The pit of The stomach, coming up OF
the food, coated tongue, disagreeabie taste Ia the
mouth, impure blood and all diseases OF the somi-
s ar" Mil i relieve YOU at once and there postyely !.
not case in the United states it will not cure. II
YOU doubt this go to your druggists ii. l.. Fuller
and Partridge Brothers, and get sample bottle IuI
10 cents and try it. Regular size - cents. q. q
GREEN, Sole Manufa cturer, Woodbury., \. j. W
f. Philips a Co., wholesale agents, Portland, Me
oct.1-lTTSSSwly
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Chicago. Jan. IL, Isl,

chicago, Jan. II, $50
Flour-dull-ext spring AT ".
Wheat-\o spring cash ss&a-; Mch. Si7s
Feb. Ss'sa,
Corn No. 3 mixed, cash, -se5t May, 11sta;
7iata Jun 652aa7s Feb.
OalsNo. :, Sst4 cash Jan. 521sa-9a; 5!AaA-
for Feb; 5if May.
Rye-No. 2, !6a'G.
Barley-No. 81 ring laai.i cash; l2+lsa Jan.
l35 Feb.
Dressed Hogs Z. : 10.
Pcrk-ls s0ts - cash; Is Sjals :. Feb: 10 10
ala Is Mch.
Lard-l3 so ALB 20 cas Ii: Is G0alS'a Feb, Is 81
al3 So, Mich,
Bulk Meats- shoulders Gaa-, short rib mid
9Sa l.; short clear mid al0-.
Hams Is lbs average IL a..
Whisky "a i a95.
Freights-Corn To Buffalo, 1 liza; wheat do ~.
a..
Receipts G0N nour, ~, 100 wheat 5. 900 corn
20 100 oats; 1000 rye: 500 barley.
shipments 500 hour, 2o0M wheat, 20 00t
corn; III WM oats 1000 barley, 1000 rye,
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CROMWELL STEAMSHIP LINE
PORTLA ND
AND
new YORK.

The first class steamships,
~ v"GEO. WASHINGTON" and
-IasA3Sxnsrsi "GEO. CROMWELL" 1900 tons
.Es-S==.5E.s=@2 each. will form 3 semi weekly
line, leaving Boston 4 Maine Il. r. Wharf, Port
land, every Wednesday and Saturday at SIP. NJ,
and leaving Pier North River, New York, every
Wednesday and saturday at& IN.
This line will connect at Portland with the prin
cipai Railroads and Steamboats, for the interior and
II e ca t, and at New York with Cromwell Steam
ship line for New Orleans and other principal lines
TO the South and South. west
Freight iaken As low AS by any other direct line
Passenger accommodations are unsurpassed.
Cabin passage. including state'room and meals,
$3.50.
Storage passage, (meals aud berths included
o 30.
Until further nj tice the Geo. Cromwell" will lie
the only steamer sailing in the line. Leaving Port.
land every Saturday, and New York every Wed.
mes ay +. NJ.
For freight or passage apply to
}. N.MAGSA, Agent.
Oflice on the Wharf.
or CLARK t SEAMAN,
ocll5.wtf 50 West street, New York.
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I the audience room above, which will be finished

the audience room above, which will be finished
as soon as sufficient funds for that purpose can be
raised. The estimated expense of the church is
IS 000 exclusive Of the fNtnres and BELL which
will cost $500 more. The house j.: to be free to
all and the worship is TO lie supported by the vol
untary contributions Of the worshippers
Much credit is due to the pastor Of the society
Rev. n. c. Clifford, for his persistent efforts in
bringing the enterprise to its present state and for
his self sacrifice in undertaking the work in the
face Of seeming impossbities. Sums ranging
from S. to 81 500 have been secured.
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MASS ACIIIiSETTS.

Lawrence, January IL. The report Of the wa
tel commissioners of the city is now ready for the
city council. 1t shows that the distributing res
have been laid. The first water loan of 5000
has been exhausted and the legislature Will be
asked 10 authorize an increase.
The commits sioners estimate the sum necessary
to complete the payment of contracts at S269, 800,
the whole cash Of the works will he between
ST. 100000 and Sl,2i9,000
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BRTNSW WICK.
Weather Items.

Rrunswic';, January H. At six O'Clock this
morning, The mercury stood at IS degrees below
zero in Iii, place, lG in Pennington, Ii in Bow
donEam ard Is in Richmond.
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!HarrifD.

In fannington LIST nst Gil5eit Miller. L O., to
Mis-, Nellie a. Woodbury., both OF Wilton,
In Georgetown, COL Thomas +. Burgess, OF Boz
on Mass to Miss Matte Il. Elliott of Georgetown
In rung New Years Eve, George =. Thomas ol
Portland 10 Miss Frank c. Porter of strong.
In Temple, 2iih ult., l.. Ward skinner Of Farm
iDgtoH to Miss Lillian b. " Gilman of Temple.
In New Sharon, 4th inst, samuel r. swan 10
Mrs. Augusta Greenleai, both of New Sharon.
In lockport, 81 inst, Nathaniel Garintr 10 Mr.
L. q. WhitIMg, bnth Of Camden.
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State Temperance Convention.

The people OF Name, OF every reiig ious denomi
nation, political party andtemperance association
are invited to meet in Mass Convention at
Meonian Hall, in Augusta, on Thurs.
day, Jan. u, 1875.
AT IL O'Clock, forenoon, Tor the purpose Of re
viewing our wers Of the past, OF rejoicing in pres
cut success and to devise means for the iulEys
that will enable to advance our causcto its ina
triumph.
The usual reduction of fare ON The several rail
roads may be expected.
JOSHUA NIF,
ID. Il. RANDALL, State
q. o. PAYSON, Temperance
Y. +. SHAW. { Executive
IENRYTALLMAN Committee.
l.. i. CALL,
Jan. ith 1873.
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REMovAL.-F. G. Foote has removed her
stock of hair goods to 40 Water St, over
Pierce's Book Store, where she will be pleas
ed to exhibit to old and new customers her
large assortment of switches, braids, natural
cnrls, &c. Work Of all kinds done to order.
june6 IF
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ROC LAND.
Held for Trial.

RocAand, January II. Geo. II. Robinson was
arranged before the police cout of this city TO-
day, charged with assault with intent to kill upon
llallis Parker, negro, last Thursday, and was
bound ever in the sum of 81 900 for trial at the
Mach term 81. Court.
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FOREIGN.
Loss of Another Ocean Steamsh o.
Twenty.Six Passengers Lost.

London, January IL. The steamer Kathleen
Mary, from Odessa for Falmouth, has been lost at
at sea, and twenty-six passengers drowned.
Germany.
A Bel lin spec al says lively correspondence i:
in progress between the German and Spanish gov
ernments in regard to the outraees by the Carlists
on the German vessel Gnstave. 1t is rumored that
the German corvettes Victoria and Louisa have
been ordered to be in readnessto proceed to chas-
tise the Carlists if necessary
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Notice to Members.
Price of Daily kennebec Journal.

Single copy, ; cents: ten copies, cents each;
twenty five copies or more, cents each
Exla copies OF any issue of the Daily ktnncbcc
Journal may he obtained by giving orders therefor
TO the Carrier, at the Counting Room Of the
JOArl al tlh.e, the day previous.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati. Jan. II, 1875.
PORK-nem, at $l9 256i9 -.
LARD-steam l3aa; Kettle, l4tdH.
BULK MEATS-shouders "a. - clear rib side.
9aas. clear sides ~ dl04,
BAGON-shouders s. g.; clear rib sides l.
q; clear sides IN a..
WtIlSkEY-93-a.
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1t is useless To attempt TO cleanse IA stream while
the fountain is impure. Dyspepsia, complaints OF
the liver kidneys, eruptions of the skin, scrotu-
la headaches, and all diseases arising from impure
blood, are at orce removed by Dir. Walkers Cali
fornia Vinegar Bitters, purifier OF the BLOOD and
renoyater Of the system. 1t has never been known
to fail. jan5-. &wiw
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BIDDEFORD.
Suicide.

B.ddeiord, January IL. Geo. Lee OF Bsimfed
Mess., now stopping here. man about 30 years
Of age committed suicide by cutting his throat
with jack knife about ) o'clock this morning.
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LIE WISTON.
SnapDing Cold.

Lewiston, January II. The mercury TIL morn
ing ranged from IL to % degrees below zero in
this vicinity.
Vt Dalyille Junction the thermometer init, ;atcd
q below this morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-01-12

The temperance convention is to meet in this
city the same time as the printers convention
We don't know as there is any necessary come c.
ton between the two.
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Dr.. EpMINsrEE, Magnetic Physician and Heal
er by the laying on of hands, at Mrs. Sc,uton's
one door south of Episcopal church. Magnetized
paper to relieve pains in any part of the body, sent
by mail, OF can be had at the office. Price % cts
per package. janl-ttf