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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-10
Legal ADVERTISEMENTS.
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY
For Sale At Auction.

The nearly new, large mill situated on the lower
falls, in The Cove lso-called) at BRUNSWICK,
ises, on Tuesday, the goth day Of June next
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon. This mill is ~ feet
long by "a feet wide; is three stories high and Is
substantially bnilt and contains on the second
door one circular saw for saving long lumber
one single machine, one clapboard machine, one
Parkhurst machine Tor saving short lumber, one
planning machine, one boring machine, one edging
saw one drag saw, one circular cutoff saw, and
one tongue and growing machine On the third
OF doors, sash and blinds. The power is ample,
having one Chase ard VIC Blake water wheels.
The mill is situated upon r6e waters, ana is
sibie TO and capable Of being stocked with logs
from the AndroseOggin or kennebec waters. This
Is rare chance for some one to engage in the lum
Der business at Brunswick, as there is but one
BRUNSWICK SAYINGS INSTITUTION,
may24feodtd BY j. NJ. WINCBELL, Treasurer
KENNEBEC C0UA1I.-At a Court Of Probate
held at AUGUSTA, on the second Monday Of May,
NATHAN R. WELLNGroN, Executor of the
N will of Elijah winslow late Of China, in said
county, deceased. having presented his first
count OF administration Of the estate OF said de-
ceased for Allowance BEL
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given to all
persons interested by pmblis hing copy OF this or
der three weeks successfully, In The Daily kenne
bee Journal, printed at Augusta, that they may
appear at Probate Court TO be held at Augusta,
in said county, on the second Monday OF June
next and show cause, fany, why the same should
not he allowed.
true copy.
II. X. BAKE R, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEwiSs. Register. mayer l3w
kEHNEBK(s C0UNTY-Ia I,rotafe Cearf, at
Augusta the fourth Monday Of My, 1876.
A CERTAIN iNsrRU MENT, supporting TO be
"a the last MI and testamentoI kox anna Libby,
late OF Keadneld, In satd county deceased, having
been presented ior probate: III
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully, prior TO the second Monday
Of June next, ia the Daily kennebee journal,
newsIa per printed in Augusta that all persons
tn lsAi u md shAu #
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-10
CA'E'AIsIsII.

FROM GEo. W. SuATTUcK, EsQ., LATE FOREIGN
ENTRY CLERK, BOSTON CUSTOM HOUSE.
Gentlemen, i have been troubled with CatarI h
for several years, but by the use of your remedy it
has been greatly relieved. This summer have
been entirely free from it. make use OF it in my
family Tor colds in the head, and lind 1t an ehecs
who are similarly afflicted.
Very truly yours,
October 26, 1874. GEO. W. sHATTUCK.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-10
Ayers Hair vigor,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR

rcnews the growth and always surely restores its
color, when faded or gray. 1t stimulates the nutr.
tive organs to healthy activity, and preserves both
the hair and its beauty. Thus brashy, weak or
sickly hair becomes glossy, pable and strengthen.
cd lost hair regrows with lively expression; fall
ing hair is checked and Established; thin hair thick
ems; and faded or gray hair resume their original
color. Its operation is sure and harmless. Itcures
dandruT, heals all humors, and keeps the scalp
COOL clean and soft under which conditions, dis
eases of the scalp are impossible.
AS dressing for ladies' hair, the ViGoR is prais-
ed for its grateful and agreeable perfume, and val
ued for the soft ustre and richness of tone 1t i'm.
parts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-10
Boston & Maine Railroad,
Chang q OF Time.
eEsf Z. s s ilsiYsss@eSss

On and after MONDAY MAY 1t, Passenger
Trains connect at transfer station with uainS on
Maine Central rs ivlioWs:-
Morning train leaving Augusta co a. NJ, makes
close connection at he transfer station for Old
Orchard Beach, saco, BdGetord kennebnnk,
Wells, Salmon Fails. Great Falls, Dover, Alton
Bay and Lake " inncpesogGo, Exeter, Haverhlll,
Lawrence, Lowell, and arrives IN Hay Market
Square, he'd Of Washington 81, Boston, at 80 T.
NJ
Midday train Leaving Augusta 1910 \. NJ, makes
close connection at the station At l.56 T.. NJ
with Fast Express train on Boston " Maine, arriv-
ing in Lowell 5.i5 Z. NJ,
And IoStoAa 20 p. M.
Making connection in Boston with the two Great
Sonnd steamship Lines VIA Fall River and eton-
ington to New OK, and the Boston Y Albany EX-
p. ess train leavii z Boston 1880 L. NJ.
Afternoon train leaving Augusta 2.lj p. NJ, con.
meets at transfer W.th Express trin which arrives
in Boston 1000 Z, VI.
HJ- BE sure to have Baggage checked via Boston
4 Maine, and change cars ~ thc transfer station.
AN Through Ii"hcts good on BOs-
ton Il; 4Waine.
Returning Express train leaves Boston 5 IS A. NJ,
making connections IRON all the Western lines,
also from Lowell, Concord, Aianches ter, Lake W n-
GcpGsOgee and way stations, arriving at transfer
station at /. 10 t. NJ glvEg Ia minutes for DINNER
Ht iifrt. class dining looms, and connecting with
Maine Central trans aHd theuce to all stations
krON lincoln, -chrrett, and f. \. A. Hail
roads.
j. forwarded via III line on same terms, and with
transfer and arr4 is III Boston n SO the fol
lowing morning
All Freight received in Boston before CO P. NJ e,
is delivered same JpSc b., ,arts ireis at Trains
on Maine Contra
For information relati z to bus4es of |, 3ston &
Maine Railroad apply u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-06-10
SALEM LEAD COMPANY,

Warranted PURE WHITE LEAD.-Well.
known throughout New England as the WHITEST
FINEST, ard BEST.
LEAD TAPE, IS in. wide, on reels for Curtain
Sticks.
LEAD RIBBON, from 2 l-2 to inches wide,
on reels for Builders.
LEAD PIPE, any size or thickness.
AT lowest market prices for goods ofequal quality.
FRANCIS BROWN, Treasurer, salem. Mass.
jurel0-t&w3m
, 1876-09-16

The town Of Frederiksted was clean Of
rubbish and fallen buildings ETC., by FRI
day.
In the present abject circumstances Of
this Island, the loss will be severely felS.
There is, besides, no prospect Of obtaining
means TO meet the demands.
Still, we have all reason to be thankful
for having been spared from further suffer
Ing and loss; no lives have been lost 10
the towns.
W
, 1876-09-16
ON AVAILABILITY.
(Rev O. p. Hitler in the N. j. Messenger.>

Self, sacrifice 10 the first requisite to
%amiability, and its truest test. 1t is easy
to be smiable when we can have our own
way at the same time, but to give up
ones W will in order to please others.
is more difficult, and is a crucial test Of
our motives.
We should be willing 10 do 40 others
wish, just because they so wish. without
, 1876-09-16

TO the Editor of the "st. Crolx Avis"

TO the Editor Of the asst. CPOiX AVIS"
Dear Sir
Concerning the hurricane which visited
our island on Wednesday the 18th instant,
| would request you to allow me space
for the following brief remarks:-Every
one knows that q hurricane is o rotatory
storm, which moves over the surface OF the
earth with o velocity of about 1920
English miles. The part of it where the
wind is a hurricane has a nearly circular
form with a diameter Of from so to
several hundred miles. In the very
centre of the storm the atmospheric pres
sure is lowest, aud there the barometer of
ten shows no more than % inches, and
about the same low stand is found in q cir
cular space. the "centre" Of from 10 to 90
miles In diameter /; but outside this space
the barometer rises very quickly, and it
Is this great difference between the atmos-
pheric pressure of several neighbour
ing places, which determine the force of
the storm,
Although / have not as yet been able to
collect many reliable data about this hurri-
cane, I shall nevertheless endeavour to give
a sketch of it. 1t must have originated
somewhere about E, S. E. of this island,
and the Centre has moved nearly E. S. E.
to w. N. w. The Centre itself probably
passed over the eastern part OF the island, in
such q way that the southwestern boundary
was near the Estates Cane Garden, Golden
Grove, and Mount Steward. The middle
of the Centre passed north Of the island,
as the wind veered from N. N. r. a o'cI.
amy through N. to w, S. w, s., and S.
Il ,vI;ob 1iraot;op - bod - Tho roOw0inn
at 5 o'clock. About "a q. m. the foremost
edge of the Centre reached Christiansted,
the wind being at the time S. w. and very
strong Already at that time many trees
fell and some houses, but after q short lull,
whilst the centre passed us, the wind rose
again about 4 o'clock and this time from
the S E. After passing the higher hills
is was pressed down the ~ravines between
them, especially between Recovery Hill
and Signal Hill, and therefore blowing
doubly strong at the time the greatest
havoc was made in this town, especially
in Kings Cross Street, which is q
continuation of that %ravine.
In the country it is particularly the es-
tates which are situated about where the
edge Of the Centre passed which have
sUHefed the mOSr, say, WORK % ResC'
Fredensborg, Golden Grove, Canaan, La
Vall6a etc.
The hurricane was accompanied by
pretty heavy rain, probably as much as 25
or 80 lines. When calculations from
other places have come to hand, / shall, il
necessary, correct what errors the above
way contain.
/ am etc
L. NEUMANN.
P. S.
Any information (barometric stand etc.)
tending to elucidate the movement Of the
hurricane, will be thankfully received by
, 1876-09-16

Any information (barometric stand etc)
tending to elucldate the movement Of the
hurricane, will be thankfully received by
me.
, 1876-09-16

. These observations were made on two
sneroid baFometers, at an elevation Of O. ITO
feet above the level of the sea 1t Is we'll known.
that the barometer differs or stands lower,
aboGt one tenth Of an inch, for each hundred
feet Of height above the sea.-The observer
has for several years for bis own private infor.
nation occupied himself with meteorological
phenomena these observ atoms should not be
considered as intruding themselves on any one,
but they sre.'ai the request of other parties,
modestly submitted in the absence Of other
better observations. They are at oil events
faithful to the best of the abilities employed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-30
~aT-:a2cTs.

I'm too poor t. take a pIpcr.' l.
you are too poor 10 take Il paper, you
~noull bc Indicted by tn Grand JU V
for obtaining a family under ia!>c pre-
fences. Southernrr> are not a. rclIab t
newspaper supporters IL ;hry should
or could ne. Tor. III fa.f, few country
families take tie newspapers. lraltl
through the country from Baton i,nuEe
to Richmond. ami IN nIIe EN- OF tYcnty
Of The unpalnt. j, II, !ocati. aud uucou-
Portable dwellings on the rniI~lde, you
Wi. iini neither newspapers ror any
traces of one even naviH- Usen there.
The has aud ki.ovs nothing about
markets except i few items that lie
picks vs. al the country store. III
WIZ is ignorant. ard hecau> .he :
IaEiei the general iotorma,ipn dciiva-
be flsm u.w- pppcr-. >he je,ccnds III
ihg >ca'c, and BEGAN : i nrw,uongeT,
h.'ei with supGI>'iIou> IicI> All.
Lli:hbplho5l >canlll. The children
grow " ign0rint, with 10 ambition /"
,i-h ahead in life. They know nothing
about ;.c world they 1--we in, and car
les. Stop at a.y neatly gained house,
situated in a grove OF mes with vines
on the porch and a pallng fence IN front,
and on tue tables, in tn corners. AMI
10 the hall, you VI. fEl the local
papers. ana tte weeki!e> Of the nearc>'
large city, the Suutcrn Cahicntor.
Sou hern Ruraits', Americn .igri-
cH'furis.,, or some other valuable
agricultural journal. Tie proprietor
Is "a well posted about the prices Of
cotton, grain, or stock. as any travel
ling >nscuIator. lie does not d.peui
upon the local politician for his paiIti
cal IDEAS TOR upon luck inr a good
crop lis wife has a wider scope for
her minis employment than neighbour
hood >clnrial, ani the children grow
mp ambitious TO succeed lii life. and
warned of the tricks. evils. and quick
sand Of the world generally press on
wari and upward into the front ranks.
Ii the coun'ryrreachcr> would labor
to circulate ,he nearest local new>pa
per. the u-ual Sunday morning
gossip. sander, and genera! eovcr>a-
ton upon the church green aud steps
would cease. and their community
become more Intelligent. t." local
newspaper II a family is rad. BaGrers
Saints Rest, aud books cil.k> chs,act-
er, i read. would 10 perhaps more
good. but where therei i 10 newspaper.
it i not Likely thar any one of the
family viii -ea2 books, particularly
religious books. 'Whitewa>h on the
Val. h~oneysuckls over the porch. and
a new,?ap in the hail." and the
character and s'aniing # the family !
evident to the passing stranger.
-Etckane.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-30

AFTER "A few weeks recreation and
a pleasant trip 10 our old home, We
once more assume tie duties from
WHICH We have taken a rest. We shall
enjeavor to do our best TO keep gu
readers posted in regard to matters
that are Transporting in PM county,
State and country.
\ few words ~inregsri 10 our trip
may not be nnintere>,ing. The route
ever which We Travelled in going east
wa first the 81. Joe l. Denver Ci,y K.
r To st. Joe, No, thence by the
Hsnnable & St. Joe to Chicags, from
Chicago by the Michigan Central to
Ca,>opoiis. Michigan. Here is where
We spen, the principal part Of our life
until sbJut four years ~ag',--hen We
l,ra,d 10 this country. In all the
.,,es through which We passed the
,a!l grain is looking well. The pros
NETS for fruit are very promising and
v.iss. injured by the late FROST there
w,I, undoubtedly be az abundant yield
of frn,, of all kinds. At Monroe Mo.
"a saw the Centennial Hog. which Is
81 ,be Poland breed, and at present
t,s. NJ unlessland inaI
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-30
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StCrc>S h.CI aa- ~-t'dIt.y T''ta.:vt t- "a
ii - To keep '~ai,iBAl Sinnt Ia
in adssu.r -. al e., nrn..i,nr-.
LIS year "!r c.rcn,l i"r U'.c1.e! WIN
--sIt T.g,GIt.. aUi tan ASA 'u"c az iHc putt
L'iil"i Ma .v- .rrIr".i ~ !a'tc t!tn csrt
to relax no c,.-!'-, I" ~pt:" 40 money H'nr.
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tbs bc-tiAI IE PIP +.
Is >criglS r. Il uy thrilling Is ~kr: he
viii he rntcrt3rH,h a! Ia Ni'Scc i.ny wi. -
~ -rc- IHEI IL Poe ~ III. - ,rifrntl . ,
Nu,h.HS Will pear III / = page that can "i
lend The refugee - ~ political -cJc'"it uv' ~.
Tens 81 th"u-anG- "t dollars we're =. i! i:-i
VcGr t. ,u. exclusive corps ~ ~TT.IrI-. Ia me
~comIu-ycar Win h already shows = VrIy
ialzr lnr.cr> IN ,,ur inscription: w n 4
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pa AT.;y and 1t " themselves y r!E g."
write .""a paper vii rh holds Il Tr"Ii ire-
eniaeucc over = | competitors.
l. i : .i"m thai We ask i iGy"r + our
:rt,uI. II. a, " al be at great atyIntaEF
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tlr at u.i'u cd = "a l~"E>yHal r. - ~ I" tac
merits IT - = RbtI \t'1iit.' AID thus
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y,urlv nh>crIlcr It three doaal, to
SATURDAY NIGHT
Ever, g,vice known To the ar; of
Chrome Pr ting ha> been adopted tu
PRO :u,e . Hler picture than ha> ever
been given IL a premium to Tie ,ua-
scrIberS OF Any paper.
This Chrome l. a peIlSctF,u Cfar,.
I would easily retail for six G.. s-r.:
,@Io.!..>. Il wi' cost "a many thousands
# dollars. wh,,h we >hali ne,sr get
back. iSu never ha'IHG given d
Chtnmo tn our -u0-cibrr~. We deter
mined that when We 10 20. our
Chrome ~hnGi,i be A. good a picture
a. the b--t artists could De ign and the
most careful pIlnter- execute.
RemcH,Ler, oDiy those ssa.i;a5 Thru
D,N,r< far u ,ry mscnpfion ,CW
BE- enfrei0 copy ct'fhc 'hromn free.
Parties wishing 81 take "SATCk
DAY NIGHT .,r a shorter perIoi
than one year. can have the paper
mailed 20 them xix months FOR 81 80.
ar tIur month for : 90
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-30
Mr. RICHARD II. DANA, Grants

MR. RICHARD Il. DANA, Grant :
nominee for minister TO England, has
been rejected by the Senate. Cause.
Literary piracy and perjury. Mr..
Dana. Il seea.s, stole the writings Of a
Mr.. Lawrence, and published them as
his own. On trial in the l.. S. Circuit
SQUIRT, Mr.. Dana asserted his entire
innocence, bat the evidence was 20
clear hal the Court decide! upon his
hailt. This Is the third nomination
u,.ie by the P.e>iden: which The Seu-
a:e has refused to ratify.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-30
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the ag.: me fl- wIr MI teI IA power Il
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th.m wIii NJ iuliS AMI ;rv-aIy r~'l1rei and
r~xpU.Ha-l IL III ~UN-
he . position House of Representatives.
taking ~ the line Of inquiry o "n-i year,
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hoUgi, ~ me iuIIti'lpE Ter 1"s tui oct
ter p1rl'.! d our utt. HEI4 history at { ms
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accom- :. iuTuI- tlE u readers y n earn
an GTIstz rtay Ia:yra4dt'oa Ii"a t4ese al
: r"luG topics.
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with {. eg-ePtrar!TnstHr = MI D. ne cora
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their auwDe !]au,'ei- Il wli s.LLnuv 20
sr . thor .usn LeE--ar-r. 81. -4- -rH@ 81
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The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-30

The New York State Republican
Convention have expressed their pref
renee for Roscoe Conk!ing. for Pres
iient, aud their delegates are instruct
ci TO vote accordingly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-30
Official Directory.
CONGRESSIONAL.

CONGRESSIONAL.
A Fadl ok Beatrice. Us. Senator
e. Hitchcock. tbmsha, {. ;. Senator.
ts.eaEn CrouuEe. ';e presentat.Fe.
PNE%UTINE.
5IGaSGARBER. Gov.rnor. Lincoln
Hranp Ez,chuck. Sec. Ct State
J.. 3 N.stJr. LiasD!n, Auditor.
J. -. H..vilr. TreasuTer.
o.. 4 R,bcrts. Airy ier.
2 NJ. Mckenzie. Lincoln. Sup. Pub lnstruc.
JUDLC ART.
feo. Y. Like Omaha. CLiefJcs.:ce.
DtnlGan't. Nebraska City. .sso.;,,. Inc
-smD Maxwell. pl4tsrnoathI
WEBSTER COUNTY.
J. A. Trl;evs. County Clerk-
2. n E,res. Treasurer.
I u. rIiIeys. Probate Judge.
-. c pfi. sheriff.
:. Z 9th I'M. School sun.
y r. Lon Coroner.
y. =. Thorn, County rurvcyO"
4. Il -Ia-iy,t
y. w Ball. County Commissioners.
Z. Iat;escE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-30

10 ca: and * rot have - run il debt.
81 are a. WI OH Is the .najpIify o..
I'll" people.
ga our way home re stopped IN
Lincoln. Tie latlle of that pace .rc
ta!kIn@ ,,.@.r"w Gauge. The gto~:e~t,
>"hin brighter :aan Yer. All III r.
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