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lass, land, $500; Josiah Mavcy to J. S. Bradstreet
ct al, land, $50; }. T. 4 w. F. Richards to Jos
F. Bradstreet, land, $500; r. IL Gardiner to
Oakland Park Association, land, Slj25;
WEST GARDINER-G. d Wakefield TO John
Fogg ct al, land anu buildings, $500; John
Fog to Hubbard Goldsmith, land and buildings
$500; Hubbard Goldsmith to w. {. Goldsmith
land and buildings, $3.50.
CLINToN-O. {. Dckey ct al. to L Goodrich,
land 800; Fanny Goodridge TO |. l.. Goodr'ch,
land $1,000; l. +. G lodrich to Fanny "ooofi1 a9
land, 81; John Flood to Alfred Flood, $500 ;
Samuel I.ewis to Nancy E,drldIe, lam. $40;
Slla. Nayson to Sarah Eldridge, land, 800
observation-disclosures Frye to L. l.. Hanson,
$500; j. NJ. Hu-scv to Horace Wentworth, iani,
$500: c. II. IIodgkins to w. r. Brown, la nd and
buildings, $500; Elijah Moody to II. w. Lud
vic. land and buildings, $780, George Liver
more to Thomas Finn, land and buildings, Sl4J0;
&, f. Prescott to .. 2. Weber, land and build
ngs, $1,000; F. b. llannafogd to Olive Leonard,
land, $500; Nj. A. French to Danfoith Parmeter
land, 500.
BENToN-David Hanscomb to c. Z. Chase,
land, $50.
ALBIoN-Jane Robinson to A. j. Robinson
land, Sl5D.
LIrcHrIELD- S. l.. Hutchinson to F. T. Bailey
land, 5000.
Mt. VERNoN-Wilder TAYLOR to E. V. Carr
land and buildings, $1,000, ID. NJ. Stevens to Geo
Fuller, land and buildings, 1910; j. e. Robinson
to Andrew BraInald, land and buildings, $500.
NIENNA-Caioue Bradley to Henry Grover
land and buildings, $1,000; j. b. Wight to +. H.
Seavy, land, $3.50; Loaisa Whit 10 } Is. Wight
$50; H. l.. Prescott 10 Henry Graves, land 500 ;
$ b. Bent to J. NJ. Bent, land and buildings
$1,000.
WAYNE--I.. J. Pullen to l.. NJ. Jennings, land,
1926; w o. Day to Fiji Id Lnce, land aud build
ings, $1,000; NJ. II. Norris to Levi. Dexter, land
and buildings, $1,000 Fited Luce to W o. Day.
land and buildings, Sl400; Chandler Il Berry to
Chas. Norris ct al, land and buildings, $500.
MoNMoUTH-lI. q. JudkiDs to +. X. Blake ct
al, land $500 Wesley Cook to NJ. Z. Cook, land,
81 Sarah Wa,dwell to W. ID. Wheeler, land and
buildings, $780, w. 5. Woodbury. to ii l..
Watts land and buildings. Sll00; J.. A. Ba,tord
to Wash. Jewell. land $3.50.
SIDNEY-A II. Merchant to Joshua Ellis, land
and building, Sli00; Jos. 7. Woodward to b. L..
Woodward, land, 800.
WINDsoR-Chas Pratt to G. r. Wing, land,
800; G. A. Merrill to a. Merrill, land and build
ing, Slij0.
FAYETrE-Cyrus Brown to G. 7 Brown, land
500, A. =. Wadswor'h 10 Phebe Ella land, 500.
WINsLow-R. b. Dunn ct al. to 2. Il. Preast
land, $500; Enoch Piummer to &. +. Asher, land,
1925.
WINTHRoP-John Morrill, to A. A. MAXWELL
land, $500; {. Z. Gilbert to L. III. Gilbert, land,
$500.
PirTsToN Alden Baker t, 5. b. McCausland,
land, $500; Mary Doyle to NJ. L. Moores, land,
500.
FARMINGDALE-J. H. Rice to WIN. Fl. Rice,
laud. 500; Hiram Carter to J. W. Carter, jar d,
$1,000; Thomas Fitzpatrick to NJ. G. Horn, land,
1928; \. NJ. Noyes to A. d. Dean, land, $500.
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* ANS A..


Topeka, March g. Some days ago bill of con
siderable interest to Leayenworth pa sc the leg
stature and was printed in the Leavenworih pa
pers in galbled form. \ committee inves ;iga
ted the mat er, and yesterday reported that Sena
tor johnson Of Leavenw0rtb, guilty Of tam
perng with the bill.
Johnson wa. crazy all last evening, and twice
attempted TO Kill hilnself.
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N0!ice 10 Creditors In Bankruptcy.
In the District Court of the United
States, for the District of Maine.

Inns OF Waterville. In Bankruptcy.
BANKRUPTCY
DISTRICT OF MAINE, SIS.
A meeting OF the creditors of said bankrupt will
be held at the office Of John w. May, K gister in
Bankruptcy, in the Court House, at Augu,ta, on
the 9th day Of March, A. ID, 1876, at 10 O'clock A.
NJ. for the purpose of inquliing wht ther resoiu-
ton accepting Il composition proposed by said
bankrupt to his creditors, in satisfaction Of the
dtbls owed by said bankrupt TO eacn OF his credi-
tors, has been pas sed in the manner directed by
sec. II OF the bankruptcy Amendment Act, approv
ed June 81, Ia, ana the Revised Statutes II the
United States, title LXi, Bankruptcy, and has been
confirmed by the signatures required by said Sec
tons and also, Wit ther is for the best interests Of
all concerned, that the said resolution taeceptiug
the compos iton pIop0sedl should be ecol.ed and
that the said statement showing the whole the
az sets aud debts OF said bankrupt should be tild.
WM. Z. PREBLE,
Clerk of the u. $. District Court, for the District
of Maine. febl5 tiawtd
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Notice of Assignee of his Appoint
ment.

IL THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
Ill william L. r1 Thor .,, Ia Bankruptcy.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, SIS.
AT Augu Ia, in id District, on the 18th day OF
February, A. d. ls76
The under, ign hereby gives notice of his APP
puutmenl As Assignee OF William l.. Thompson of
Augusta, in the County of Kenneb 90, and 81 tie of
Maine, within said hi trct VINO has been adju tged
Bankrupt ON his own petition by the District
Court al said District
SAMUEL TITCOMB, Assignee.
mart IA, IL ,iSSw'S,lh
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Yours truly,

G. WINCHESTER,
Travelling Agent Eastern II n. a. Il. r.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Woman Suffrage.

Boston, March g. The Senate this afternoon,
by vote of 10 to Il, refused a third reading to
the bill to secure to women the right to vote 10
municipal affairs in cities and towns and to hold
municipal ctlices. The vote is thought to have
been influenced By doubts to the constitution
atty of the bill, and fl lends of the cause con-
tdent that d const tuition amendment will find
more favor.
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LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.

The fact that the medical profession recognize
and use Forest Tar As standard remedy, is proof
that it is not one of the humbugs now numer
Gus c II. Barker, NJ. b., of Wayne Me-, writes
as follows: Am using your Tar in a case of con-
gestion following an attack Of acute Pneumonia,
with marked improvement, and am hoping great
things from H." If your druggist is out of 1t write
to The Forest Tar Co., of Portland, Me and they
will tell you where to find it. marl-t&wlw
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NORTH & AltOLINA.
Wrec Il.

WASHINGTON, March g. The signal service OBJ
server at KITTY Hawk on the North Carolina coast
reports this morning an Italian bark, name un-
known in ballast, bound to Baltimore from Italy,
went ashore twenty miles north Of that station, on
the night of March lst. She went to pieces yes
tertlay and of the crew, consisting of thilteen
men, all but four were lost. The Survivors were
picked up yesterday. A life saving crew attempt
ed to board the bark and every man was drowned.
Six bodies have been recovered, and nine are still
missing.
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The Early Stages of Disease.

Those conditions OF the body in which its func-
Ii performed with healthf activity, bat
sluggiohly and rreg alarly, are in fact the early
STAGES of disease. They are, moreover almost in
variably the result of zeal neral weakness,
which can only be permanently overcome 10y an IF.
fclenl Tonic. There Is DO medical TACT more clearly
established than that III stetter'e Stumi ch Ri ters
are admin ably adapt ii 10 infuse into the debl HAT
ed tcm nd to restore lart, to it, interrupt
ed functions Az weakness and irre gultrity are
sure dc velop into disease the Btfer-, by over
coming them, are the IA OF avcrths far more
serl'Hs evils De3ilty most frequently in tnllests
itself ii the of digestion and eVacutipn Two
important flies, whose vigorous p -itormanre Is
insured by The Bt,cre which al iil weakness
rreRu,atity OF the bladder kidneys, ann tnrltfy
the system against ILa aria. mari teOd&HlW
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WISCONSIN,.
Probable Murder.

Milwaukee, March 2. Mrs. Jennie f. Muller
insane, with the deusiou that Dr. Garner was the
cause Of the death of her husband aud brother,
called at his house last evening and shot him
through the lungs, probably fatally.
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any CouGu SHAKES NE To PIECES" gasps the
victim of that distressing visitation. Shake ii OF
then with Hale's Honey of Iorehound and Tar.
Any cough can be put to fight with the wonder
tul pectural Elixer. Sold by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure 10 minute.
l !. Ill
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The public may place confidence IN Me.srs. j.
L. Devinc & Co., as Apothecaries. (Signed), DIR.
Geo. w. Martin, DR.. l.. j. Croker, DIR. W. Scott
Ill., DIR. Geo. E. Brickett, DR.. Wallace Bolan.
does teodtf ~a'--
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PEN BROKE
Fire.

Pembroke, March g.. At five o'clock this even
ing fire was discovered in the residence of Thos.
Abraham of this town. Assistance promptly
on hand, and the fire extinguished. Loss $500.
Insured in the Orient of Hartford.
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BANGOR.
Accident.

Bangor, March 3. James McGce, Young man,
was lying intoxicated on the track of the E. s. n.
A. railroad when the train approached. His body
was thrown from the track, but the wheelsl passed
over and mangled his left arm
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati. March g. is7s
PpRG-s3 Is ~ 20
LARD re an all 20. S~stis, -9l2k
0rTt4E Ne ATS-shorl.lar- So O.; e,ear rib siie-
4 zko - riear sidas -6l21S.
BACON shoulders ~ D.. clear rio sides Is
-: H'nsr sides ,34 O..
wHIIKFY-'0ts-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-04

For fever and ague, and the genuine shaking
ague we would recon mend readers to try
Renne's Pam Killing Magic OH. Its faithful use
has cured some very severe cases. 1t Is good
remedy to have in the house for many of the ills
that flesh is heir to. Try 1t. mari t&wlw
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A gay party assembled last evening at the
residence of Mr. George NJ. K obin son Of this city,
to celebrate the tenth wedding of Mr.. Robinson
and wife. Many presents were made TO the happy
coupe. The guests were welcomed IN the most
cordial manner, abundant Refreshments were serv-
ed and social dance enjoyed by old aud
young. 1t occasion much enjoyed by all
who particpated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-04

Mr.. A. T. Bcal of Winter street, has pair of
centennial spectacles, which belonged to his great
grandfather, who came from England about the
middle of the last century and settled in kittery
These spectaces have steel bows, with joints in
stead of Sides the latter feature proving that they
were among the earliest of the whole race of spec
tacles, sliding bows being unknown until compar-
atively modern date. They have proved an heir
loom in the Beal family, and will pass into the
hands of the fifth generation when the present
owner part with them.
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Do not madly risk Consumption when few
drops Of Ilale's Honey of llorehound and Tar
will instantly cure coughs, colds catarrh, nfuen-
"a aud every other ailment leading 10 that awful
mslady. Sold by all druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute.
febS-+&W4W
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New York Money Market.
EVENING REPoR1.
New York, March 8. lsh

New York, March 3, Is 90
Money easy at ia2- per cent. Foreign exchange
quiet al 4s135 for bankers g. days and lsiA for
demand. Gold opened at llia. closed at ll4H,
Carrying rates 1, 2, ~, and per cent. The U. 5.
Assistant Treasurer paid out $.ll,0O for interest
and $i0',000 in redemption OF bonds. Custom re-
cepts $4,000.
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LYONS KATHAIRoN prevents the hair from
falling out or turning gray, renews its growth,
and gives strength and vigor. 1t is delightfully."-
perfumed, and makes splendid dressing. 1t is
the cheapest and n ost desirable Hair Tonic ever
produced. Used by the elite. Price only 80
cents. april teod&wly
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FINANCIAL 4 COMMERCIAL
Boston STOCK List.

Boston, Nj ,ch 3, 1876.
(Saes at the Brokers' Board.l
Eastern Railroad lO}sa-
Boston h Maine railroad 99A a0o
POI tiand. Saco 4 Portsmouth 5sa--
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There was pleasant Baptist society sociable at
the house of Ira d. Barton, West Windsor, Thurs
dav evening, at which were present three or four
sleigh loads of Augusta people.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-03-04

Prof. G. H. Pray of Gardiner, gave the patients
of the Insane Hospital an entertainment on cger-
dermain, Thursday evening. The visiting COM
mittee of the Trustees for this month"; Hon +.
w. Woodbury., Capt. l.. Pattangill and John
w, Chase, Esq, were present. The new hall was
well filled with the inmates, to the number Of two
hundred and fifty.
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GEORGIA..
Shin Ashore.

Washington, March 3. The signal service OBJ.
server at Tybee Island, Ca. reports ship on the
Stone Horse shoals, three miles southeast Of the
station,
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ASIA.
ltusSian Movements.

London March 3. The Berlin corresponds Mt
of the Times says the report of the subjugation OF
kholand by Russia is confirmed.
This leaves distance of only 225 miles between
the English and Russian frontiers in Central Asia.
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Weather proDsn,,,t,es for To-day.

For the Middle and New England States,
high succeeded by falling barometer northwestern
ly winds, shifting to souheily or eastcrly, slowly
rising temperature and clear partly cloudy
weather.
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A fire in Belfast Wednesday night turned out
the department and resulted in the burning Off
unoccuped house on the Northport Avenue. Loss
small. Incendiary.
State Reform Club convention in Belfast March
Is. A general invitation to all clubs is extended
Augusta de egates expected.
The ladies' temperance assoc alton will give an
entertainment next Tuesday evening, the proceeds
of which will 90 for the assistance of the poor of
the city.
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Society Resolutions.

AT the regular meeting Of st. Mary's T A. 4 B.
Society," held on Thursday evening last, the follow
Ing resolutions were unanimously passed:
Resolved, That the fraterna acknowledgements
of the members of this Society, be, and are hereby
extended to the Presi lent AMI those members of
St Patrck's L. A. < B. Society OF iiallowell, who
so gene ou>lv volunteered their valuable services
on the occa,iVn Of the late p riormance OF the
"Druuksrd" for the benefit OF this Society.
Resolved That our sincere and hearty thanks,
be rendered to the la les and gentlemen, tnot
members of the Society who, by their invaluable
aid, made the entertainment success 10 ihese,
more especially do we owe debt Of gratitude
that time capot repay. We shall indeed ever
cherish fond remembrance of their great kind
ness, and earnestly hope the day j. not far distant
when shall be enabled to reciprocate in an
equal degree.
Resolved, That our wsrmest thanks he extend
ed 10 Messrs. +. n. Allan and Z. L. Qlihby, for
valuable assistance rendered.
Resolved, That our thanks be extended TO those
ladies who so generously furnished and waited
upon the refre>hment table thereby realizing u
handsom sum as the proceeds Of their undertaking.
Resolved, That our thanks be rendered to the
citizens OF Augusta and vicinity, who by their Ih-
eral aid and patronage served 10 make the enter
tainment financial success.
r solved, That the above resolutions be pub
lished in the Daily kennebec Journal, and record
ed in the Society's book.
I. +. MURPHY,
T. F. DUNN,
Committee on Resolutions.
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20 YEARS
Mr.. A. Q. Dana.
DRUGGIST

At No. Union Block, Water ST., Augusta,
Learned The Drug and Alithecary business at my
store twenty years ago, and win employed by me
acquired u thorough knowledge of the business,
both in theory and Practice.
(Signed) Al CALDER, Druggist,
President Rhode Island Pharmaceutical Associa-
ton.
Providence Il. l., Feb. 20, 1876. mf3.t2m
q ~ a day at home. Agents wanted. Out1t and
0IZ terms free, TRU X CO., Augusta, Maine.
mar3.t&wly
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CALIFORNIA.
UrOWned.

San Francisco, March g. Joseph Gilsie keeper
of the Sambro light, and John Leary were yester
day drowned, while they were returning from
Ketch Harbor
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Fire.

Eastport, March 8. Two houses, barn and
six sheep were burned at Campobello, this morn
ing. 1t was the Craig place.
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Correction.

Secretary Bistow was not, as first believed, one
of the company with Gen. Belknap when the lat
ter presented MS letter of resignation yesterday.
Mr.. Bristow was at the White House at the time,
but on mission that referred altogether to busi-
ness in his own department.
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To get good fitting Truss go to the
Drug Store of PARTRIDGE BROS, NM
der Granite Hall. They III Ike specially
Of properly adjusting trusse, to Hernia,
and have thr necessary Large stock to Sc
Aect from, and skill TO give good fit.
ilUIJ riaWkW
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antai anh 5ra1f rus.

The ladies centennial committee tender thanks
TO the public i'll another coiun.a
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LEW ISTON.
Nominated.

lewiston March 3. The democrats of this city
nominated, tonight, DR.. A. Garcclon, as cand-
date for mayor.
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1t is iDgratitude to nature not to preserve and
keep in splendid order good set of teeth Moth
ing can be easier. All that is needed is to brush
them briskly night and morning with purifying
SozoDoNT. 1t will make the mouth perfumcd
palace.
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The reform club meeting tomorrow Sunday
will be held in Granite Hall. at half-past three
o'clock z. NJ, instead of at half-past two as here
fofnre
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Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the Augusta Literary and
Library Association, will be solden at tac Library
Room, on Monday, the 7th INST, at O'Clock, p. Al
A tuii at enhance is desired
WM. b. LAPHAM, Clerk.
Augusta, March 4, loi6. nar4t3t
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Please not tritle with cou ~ L. is Inviting
death. When safety is within reach stop that
cough, heal the lungs, remove all irritation from
the throat. Adam,on's Botanic Balsam will do it.
Sample bottle, flee. Large bottles % cents.
feo29- teod&wlw
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1ailu Kennehef Journal.
ROCkLAND.
Silver Weddin

RockAnd, March 3. Mr. and Mrs. John Bird
celebrated their silver wedding last evening. The
presents were very rich and numerous and large
assembly testified By their presence their esteem
of Mr. Bird of most prominent and re-
spected citizens.
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Hardware. Iron. Steel 4 Glass

Mil and Btscksmith's Suppltes-Carpen
ter aud Mechanics TO0ls-Sanders0n
Bros. & Co.'S English Cast Steel.
american Shear Cos Pocket Cutlery and
Shears.
The Celebrated Collect Files.
Robinson Iron Co.'s Gut and Olinoh Nails
Al Boston prices wholesale and retail.
Beiting-Lace Leather-HOuse Trim.
mings-Skates -stevOIvers, &c.
e. full OF above for sale at 10 west prices
by
ClIAs. w. Stafford Il son
TT 1913 Water st. Augusta
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" ASiiIStsTt}N.
Noniin alton.

Washington, March g. The President sent the
following nomination to the Senate to-day Chas.
T. G0rham of Mich, Assistant Secretary of the
Interior vice Cowan. resigned
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Mr.. Marcellus Chandler of this city has a
pamphlet copy of "An Grafton pronounced at the
centre Meeting House in Monmouth, Maine, on
the Fourth of July, 1906, in commemoration of
American Independence, by Joseph Chandler
1t was printed by n. Willis, Argus Press, Port
land, in 1906 The Grafton is good reading for
Tho ure 80 Mt day
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The Reform Club will dedicate their new hall
Monday afternoon, with appropriate exercises.
The exercises will begin at o'clock. Owing to
the limited capacity of the hall, the public gener-
ally will not participate. The members OF the
Ladies Temperance Union are invited to be pres
ent and also few other temperance workers. The
ladies of the Union will meet the club at Meonian
Hail, at 8 o'clock the same evening.
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At a large caucus of democrats held in this city
this evening, Hon Samuel Bryant was unanimous
" nominated as candidate for mayor.
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Mr.. E. ii. Young, who was member Of Co.
II, Third Me. Reg't has large metal button
which be claims once belonged to George Wash
ington. Mr.. Young purchased it in Virginia, OF
a colored man, in the vicinity of the residence OF
the immortal George.
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The death of Hon. H. b. Hoskns took place at
Gardiner yesterday at 80 A NJ Mr.. Hoskins
was valuable and esteemed citizen. He was for
several years member of the paper making firm
of Richards & Hoskins, but retired from that busi
ness six or eight years ago. He has since been
the treasurer OF the Gardiner Savings Institution,
which place he filled until ill health compelled him
to give it up. Mr.. Hoskins has filed many places
of trust among which have been that of mayor of
Gardiner and member of the Legislature. He
was a receiver Of the doctrines of the New
Church (Swedenborgian) he was an honest, up
right man, aud possessed the respect of all who
knew him. His death will be mourned by large
circle of friends and acquaintances
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Boston, June II, 1874

BOstOn, Junt IT, TO- F.
JAS. l. FELLOWS, Esq
DEAR SIR: Last fall being in Rockland spent
an evening with friend of mine, named b. Weeks,
agent of the Eastern Express Company. and a
member of the Common Council of the city OF
Rockland He was suffering from asthma with
symp oms of consumption. told him to try your
by pophos phltes He did so, and yesterday found
my friend quite cured of asthma, and otherwise as
well as ever.