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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-25
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Dirt Die Sdwinoiu6t, aIle @aIS= ulo
&ungelfrantbeiten su furiren Our0 Or.
S. s.. Mc&ean'5 Quitcnz uno 2uugenz
%0etLfiigeI6en. GrObe5 50a0teln rs Gts.
per Ypit. Or. s. >. Wtc2ean'S Office,
3l4 Gbeituutltr., st. Souls, Wfo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-25
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Fir &reffnAc In AeltffnfInnn ein11et

lid Der Scnti0 lmerifanilde 8olf5 :
SalenDer ganS b%elonoerS. Sir 30 Gent5
iuirb Oerielbe mad irgeno eiltem Gbetle
bon 9cutl1tGno ooer oer S0pcis Der>
ienbet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-25

[2eipsig, 1874 2 8Gn0e. 1888
unb 246 81
%. SObannes @otfD. - SGuss
anitteL Der 9iebe. - Gin 9,to
ter WtewS0. Drei @rsGbIun9en
bon Soief Slant. [.2eip5ig,
1868.
28. @erToGtse gtatmSem. 9tobeue
Don g. Sun8ban5. LScip5tg
1871.
%. El PasO de las aniEnaS. &os
man bon Grnit pou 8tbra.
[2etpsig 1901 29dn6e. [216 uno
17S g.
80. &dHTG)mtt0 tua g%Sabrbcit.
=. Sine 0eiNi6te aus Dem 2eben.
Son G%0eobOr MIgGe. 236
81
81. STeme 9S,tnOew. IObeue bon
&uGiu8 0roife. . SGnoe
1873, l. 8ano, 22I g.: Sra
5iana; ,. 8onD, POS g.: Ole
meme 0Ggar.
So. GSn @sorS ut Gi9a. @rsGbz
Iuu9 bon &9rI . 9oItct.
[24S 81
36. @tne 6eI6tOfc oOn SanAIS.
Son GomuuO 01fer. CTS g.
SS. SIT GunScs. Cine JamiLienz
Nei6ibte bon & OmnnD So
ia, - NS3,Ao fonA .-,S 1cn -
So. Sts sttw S@oT~t. Criminal
9toDele BON Su1iuS 30 ii i l.
feLO. (Geipjig, 1869. PA q.
30. Die Strrtm Upm S@war5cns
bnf~ Nomau bon NIbredt
9etn3. %eip5ig, 1867.
40. 11mtersue8s. 9ieiIebilber bon
N1freb MetBner. (25O 81
II. Scr Sretf0mtse. Cine 0rsGbz
Iung Don MprtB @prn
l260 81.
az. InrSif@e 9fei1c. Gommers
atno BinterbiLber aus Sdmeoen,
&app[anO nnO 0tortpesen. bon
SaDGrb GopIor. 1883 81.
43. SnS Sstnter9cb6mSe. Cine
Gr56blun9 BON Tr. Ger # Il f.
ter. 1873. TIA g..
II. Sic 6ebrttoer S~sottratnt. Sos
pelic bon Grn It 3 C. = SGl1=
DC. [25S mnO 236 81.
10. Se6easr1tDSct. 9tobeue bon
SarISren3cl. 1874. 2 9dnoe.
4G. 9aS SorTDatS lit Sen 30
9efen. Nabrbeit uirb 0i0tung
pen u. q t il II. ) Sdn6e. 1875.
~. Die oentf0ca &IcimIaStcr
ut Mtwertfa. Goman bon
96iIIibaIo MinfIer. 2cioz
sig 1873. 1888 81
48. Sic SaSin. Son Grace.
A0utIar, 8erfalierin Der vGr1
s~ieDuu8S Eeiultate", Der yOe6os
dJcnfreunoid0ft" II. /. ID. 9tod Der
~fiuften Sr9inaI 8ufla9e. L298 81
40. ScSus &a6priatb scr SceGe.
3tpci RoueIten bon Nbotpb
Batn. LGeipjig, 1881. /. Scr
TunO am BtScaper OoIf. [160
81 2. Die GbaImiibIe liz 81
SO. Ser SaunDamIer. Sine beuti6s
GmerifanilOe @r5dbIun9 bon &.
s. 2eDD, 1875 266 g.
81, 8~eBeiasniHe. NOueIten bOnStarL
Tren3et2 BGn6e (2l6 unO 1876
-. Ser G0muG oeS sSnfa;
!0erooiaS. cine Spufgei6idte -
Die aLtc @ei9e.
So. Gsur tinfcw Ssana. Sine Grs
5dbluu8 bon GOmunb .
1872.
SIS. Statieu III SEN SaDrcn
1868 unb 1869 bon @ein>
rid 80rn It elm. 2 8Gn0e.
81. 9s1srgct; o0er: Die BRET 8iinz
i6e. !3sitbitO bon S lei Slant.
(272 81
So. ~Gsrdntetn ooer sSram? Cine
GrSGblung bon MiIfte @o1z
Inns. 2luS benz Gn9Lti6en bon
Oh. emil &ebulann. 1872.
So 6. S~Setknamm's @ebi6te
i'll l6pdbil6er WunDort.
- 6. q. Srcistcrs i9nabi11e
90rfpreOi0teH.
So. ueberT0t Der @S ett0cS0i@=
tc III et6no9rapbtidz 6ronoloats
i6er Nnoronuu9. Sin augemeiue5
biltOrtl6 dronoloBii6eS 6ilfS>
bud NIT gcnauer Senubung Der
neueIteu TOri6un9en. Son 6.
g. MoIIf6IG9er E@in
celebrities utb iebr u%mfangr
gScrf.
So Sentl0 9lrtc1
&oIfsfalcnSer ii
1877, [0tit 0oIs1
cage.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-25
Stnat aptc cim @peel.

nebme Wirtung btelcs neuen 0%etIprin:
cip5, 81. s. ., WieHean'3 !0ulten= ulb
2un8cn : 0eilfu8elden. GObaIo Die
WtunOiGfte ole Stitgel6eu SIT Deriebeu be-
9%tnnen, cntntdeIt it6 Elm Gas. nelbe5
ieOe Sails 0oer 2ungentranfbett hubert
nno BELT, Die Gttmlne 10 rein tpie Die eis
mes Bogel3 mad]t uuo 0eilerfett, 0niten,
GrfGltung unb S0miuoTuOt furtrt.
Br0beiNaAtel per Noit Is Gts. 81.
S. -. Dtc2sau, 2i4 @0eltuutltraBe, 81.
NnulS. AZ
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-25
Staot CbN
Set 0eutIG nuaerifAniTdSe@ 81
&nIcrfOcr fir O0S S0hr 1H17eHer

ausgegeben pom Der StaatSz 3eitung
Sob Brintin9 SO. lit iebt erihienen.
9erieIbe lit IN ber Office Der Staat5=
3eituug Sob Brinting &c., 93 Siinfte
9lDe., Gbicago. ionic bur6 ole Bud
bdnoler, 3eitnngStrdger uno GolpDrteure
81 be5ieDsn. Dian Lele bic bctreifcnDe
QnseiQe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-25
SOu Smotamcr,s ii6crfaaen.
G0eDenne, $751;. 90. 81:

Son 9ot Grect, 8noming, fommt fol>
9enoe Jtad1rint: 8ier 6raNtwa9eu, bel
pel6en lid FinfO2duner b~eTanoen, luur:
Den icd5 Dteilen nDrolid BON bier, am
Snoial Greef, BON Suoiauern angegrifz
fen. 0ret Der WtGnuer entf0men u,lo
iino Dergangene 9fadt borfub mo BATS,
n0dt bier augelangt.. Cine Nbtbeilune
Solo0ten begdb itb beute friib u0d Ser
Stcue, no Der lteberIaa ftatt9eful,oct.
unD funocu otsspcritiimmelten Scid1en ser
3lpei nnbsren6ubrleute, y. 6. Stspheus
BON Salt &afe niio ein 0eutiOer 9ta=
mems Srib Don Gatorooo. SEEDS BON
DELI adt GfcrOeH oes S~8a9eusI8s tuaren
uer{hmuIocn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-25
i gen.

sbue S,eiIu,,s Il :: " 'sabIMms.
DR.. NNAN, 10 &uo Gtag: 1t.. 4tsaSsAA
Gde Nionrpe, 6airh3o, tam ilaer ale %g9sgrT2s&N
utpuijueu nper n~sc3jlea GEIu:D:itst II JSsrRTyg
Ntrieu zoe: 9rjel;A gratis e~oLltlt.tt r%%|&gsSse''
,uerreIt. 81. !. E26:t III ser .ettt{: MS||@A
III br GiGot, icetber onss ~&stiiIi LASSE@aA
srn nnT = 92ar 4,5rles3 81 lipr 9(oeno1.
~ 4milsssAS iaIpi
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-25
0euttTNtDaute1t.

O0trt5bNt9, Ba., =. OcS.
Scr bemofrattide Staatsaus16uB,
ipel6er beute bier ta8te. Inn iiber Die nit
Sesug auf Die neuIi6e 8rGitbentemlpaDL
5n tbuenoen Sdrttte 81 bcraiben, bat
ei11en Nufruf I'LL baS SOLE BON GennIpLz
nanten e%rlallei, III loeId)em ct amS0Iulie
la9t:
,gSSu ocne 'fouben, 6aB oieIc uc6crseuguns uou
o|tet cDrlt9en uno potrlnttlhen @iiraaI, 9ctDcilt
&bomas Y. 0enorifs am {. 9iopcnfber 5. s. bcsp.
SUM Prdlioelttel uilb &iecprdiioentcn gepdblt
morocn linn. SSir ~iorbern babcr sic Mii{gicoer
oeS Gon9rcnc9 auf, bic sun ofelttlibcn Grfidrugg
oleler &patlode erforoerliden S9rttte ;u tbun,
ltlto lntr lc9e!l tDncl o~rin9cno ans &)cr5, icocll
SSorl9lo9, Die 6eltitel(ung tincr bereito %pG0leuocs
ten SD0tlu6c ourb tr9eno cine dnocre Scb3rbc,
ais Die pon Der SnltoeSperinllHu9 Oomit bctrautc,
SI ermIrfel. nit aQer NtNdl III hctfnlnian q
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-25
Grt0ttmna fann iett in fYoLQe zines

ncuen Nerfebrens furtrt iperoen. Der
@eg sur O~eilung lino St. S. .. Wtc:
Seams 9ulten: unb yItgenbetlfi0eLhen.
Brobeihahtelu pet Yolt rs Gt9. 81.
S. $. OicHean, 3l4 GDeitnutltraBe, ct.
XoutS. so
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-25
1)ilillfe
) aeae
GtabIirt !
.
Nrs Clarke Z

s; SMILE 0c9e
acknowledgements, @4g'metle
@sDertsiaer. U%flAehtro
llchL,esi:. uurc8cI
GGi.dtc @:rpcuunA gtHtlud;.
5tGglIq.... 4tntistoe
.&Sed}iat@ 1t10 5tel6@i'
.5nmuiiiejer, 9cit
7o3 }ii:er3 lit ao4liamsdeno III
nett, i.irf1 ot: @hpG0ell, Glenot
rcr1nrcue &rdiTc iDisOer. DC 6thi@e
itdo TlaiUtn SJ.t0. 3n hnbcn III
tsr. MIR oQtiu iobri;lvt BON y. ri
Infer uno E0tmittr. NiilDau;t:.
San Sd,aad. SttucaIOIt
I. X T.. -. Ylodi,
aentc II.
1ierlSnpP SbitH
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-25
seorS iu, G1stmer ssrrenDau1e.

SIN Der S%rrenai1t0It 5u Glgit lit bteler
Soc.SAreb Die pereinigte SruiaIttdt Der
no Die llpiDillenDcit Der Ner6te
: barmIoien SrriinniScn eilt
ut ipor0en.
or0etc lit Ser S6erIt %SSSanls5
PIT bier, Der i'll Yolge elmer
ljt1den, Die CT lit Der SOlad)t
FluB e~rltttell, oil SettlDeIllger
5eienbett lit, mo eritanfOtg5
IS Der 2tnitalt iiDergeben nOrs
A9lue Qu5ia9en ftimmen OGrt1
sab !0err Suit ein ieOr b~artnlos
CT tD0r. GaS lOlimraltc ipo5
Dar, baBtr it'd un Der SpiBe
5teqimentcS glaiibcno, Den Gom>
sslno0ruf erlhauen lteB. Dim 8ieuttaB
iuar CT lauter ipte geiDobnliO, unO bate
oGS WaLheur, ftdJin ein iDnt 1lt0t Slgcs
i~utclene9 BQoeStmmer 5u Derirren. Statt
tbn nit Site anf Den rctDteit 2Ss8 81
%bringett, iuurOe Ell iofort BON Dem ,Dah:
babenoen 9Sdrtern aepadt, SIT Sooel1 Qez
t%por1en, nno babel brad OulI Den Utlb,
oG er nit OemleGben lnsIildlt1crDctle
inter cine SaOeiDannc 9ertetb.
SurG Die l@Gl0Ltde SebaNOlit6
iDlIroe bcr &rGnfe furdtbar aHfgcreBr,
lulo Die Ncr5te fanoen e5 fiir E0tbmCnz
oiQ. tDIn itarfe 0oien MtorpGium cilljus
9cben. 9a lid Diele inoellcn ais Wirs
tung5loS erlDieien, uerpronetc BET Gbers
arSt 81. &iIburne lubcutane Otulpribz
lugen BON Gbloroforut. Die operation
mur0e Don Spei ltnter1r;ten, 3clDep mo
SroafS, aus9efibrt, ipdbrelo Or, &ils
burne Dicbsr rctite. 1Ino 10 griinbtiD,
DUb Der &rantc it'd alteSoiug5 beGu0jRte,
aber Iir immer. gla0 turSer .3eit. b0ts
ten Die NerStc cine %tid)e uaitr QdnacH.
Gtc &|erluanotcn nc6 GrmoroeTt lIlo
nit 9tedt i'll gpGem Wrdpe cmp0l uHo
meroe1 lid an bic Ocic59el
name ltuterinhung bc5 ga
sitrafuns Der G1ulpigen ne
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-25
atr'tIidDs an,eieerL
az. eSQ1l1el

Pr. Same5 lett "A Sabrcr obenauf ani
oisles SstlDiienidoft 9~eitanoen. litter III
III Don 9rober Wi6tigteit BET 3t aroluna
eenen lppbilitiiden Aranfbeitea. :%enorr9i
Strtctur II. !. H.. Miro in FIJI, .her 2ett
djiebtIttbe SdwireR. ndhttid. 2-namcue
lpeldle onr6. GelbitbeleGung eut sem uni
ansIdlog i'm @ieIidt &C. er;eueen. .Snnen
rolaeiter !Sett 6ur6 Die beitbetGunt.n Mltti
curtrt iperoen. Gtn Sudb Flr Die W,;rionel
Ales III Seii9 u 0cl9te9tstran 'tien,
MiTe oeS Cei9le9tsIebens NIB 6cren ,xptora
ben in Der Office ODER geaen @~ntridsund d.
iiir Noitporto. 8onlen, weIbe Sic oetttat
lung, ionic Roit nno eo9is uerIouoeit, ul6oe
LID ober ftriftIt6 meIoen. lut Ge,bGite
Or. Sames bat 20 3intmer nno IorIcrs.
Seiu6e Iisbt man rur ben Oottor. g.TIice.(
9 rDr Wiorsens bis Z ll5r N6en6g. Conn
bis 1a llbr. G~oniuiatiuH Iret; man iurt
i@Teibe. 2Jouat, t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-25
9er 9tebmarEt..

Ntnbbieh.- Die 3ufubren ipaye1
[eidt, uno ultler melr Gltnlttgeren Oit7
liAen Nadridten iOar Dcr Wtdrtt nlc0r
attip, uuo fitr Die beItsn 0raoe Yrctie
letter. Ser DauptiGdIihite Gcrf0uf ipar
cine YartDie D0n q Stif, ourdl0nttt-
Ilb 1910 Id ipteJeno, 5u $3.50. Sine
anoere Yartbie oon 81 Stld perfanfte 81
$50, 1,450 Id DIe9en0- StaQtnebger
fauFtcn iuctia 81 ocn obigen Yreilell.
Im SdIuB ipar Del. Ntartt 6ierrll@ aftto
uno itettg.
G0metne.- Der Midrft ma ;iernz
LID attn ulo 4Srejie ul9efdNr &c nteoris
ger filr eTtrd f0lpcre nuO IetdQtc gidtte
GuajjtGteil. Ser 9r0Bte 8erfauf ipar
1880 Stud, ourd)I0HittliA 500 ID iDies
Geno, 81 $500. 4reiie partition non
IS. TO-. 25fir IeiNte bis EXTRA &ud!ts
tdten, init oen msiitsn&ertduTtt 81 $3Jo
--6.2O fir lcidAtc bis eTtra Graot. CIV
grUEc .3abL bon rauben ltno !1leWtsiGI
8artDien limo i'll DELL Sens, t"t 'OSluS
telllc Na0ir0Ge IT.. ., 80
Sic irilOcH .Sufu9reu D"rFl1 26'o'5
Siiid.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-25
M~asemeiner @asft.

NGrtOTfeI II. = &etne beinerfen5s
MISUNDERSTANDING ma6te ii6 geEteuO.
@eDGblte 8ea6bloiD3 $l.00-l.03 Oom
Store ur16 81 Oslo in Gorlaouugen.
,Garl9 Noie" 95e-$l in G~arInDungeu
uto Sl--l.U5 i'll Store. @enii0t So
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-25

SIT es nto9IiG, oaB Seman6 10 nm
belonneu 1ein feIn, Oil &atarrb, Salt int
&opf, i6leAtem 0eru6 III Der -Jtaie uno
sails au leioen, menn er Ourb bas y0ttnc
YrinSip" Or. S. s.. Wc2ean'S &otarrD>
S6nupitabaf turtrt tperoen fam. Yro=
bei1adteIn per goit nj so Gents. Oh.
S $. Me2eau, 3l4 Gbeitnatitr., ct.
Souls, Wfo.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-12-04
Aegal ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sherih's Sale.

hBNNEBEC SS.-Taken on execution, and will
De solu ny puuflc auction, on Saturday, the twens
ty'third day of December A. ID 1876, at ten O'Clock
In the forenoon, al my Office in Augusta, in said
county, all the right in equity which Daniel NJ.
stevens OF Haliowell, in the County of Kennebec,
mas, OF nau on the twenty second day OF January,
a. u 1919, when the same attached on the Crig-
mai writ, 10 redeem the following described real
estate, situated in Mt. Vernon, in said county, TO
wit certain tract OF land IN Mt. Vernon aiore.
said, described as follows bought by him of Abert
Creasey, commencing on the east line of John
STAINS land on the north side of ngham stream, SO
called thence northery ON said John Stains, J. II
stains Joseph LeightOn's, Benjamin Pearls and \
ana Z. Creaseys east line to birch stump; thence
easterly on John X. Rundletts and A. n C. Crea.
sey's south line to land of Charles II. Turner to "A
birch tree, thence south land of Charles n lur-
ner TO Little Pond, so called, thence westerly on
the shore of said pond and Ingham stream to the
tirst mentioned bound supposed TO contain one
hundred and twenty-five acres more or less.
The above premises being subject to n mortgage,
recorded in tne kennebec Registry Of Deeds, Book
800, Page 81 given by the said Daniel NJ. Stevens
To Albert Creasey OF Mt. Vernon aforesaid, To Sc.
cure the payment of a promissory note for seven
hundred and fliy dollars, dated January 30th 1874
payable in one year from the next September Iol.
lowing, with interest. The amount now due on
said mortgage. will be made known at the time and
place OF said sale.
WM. II. LIBBY. sheriff.
November II, 1871. 3wlg
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-12-04

BURYING APPLEs.-lnGuiry is made
as to the merits of the practice ., burying
apples to keep during the winter. Ii the
proper conditions are observed, 1t does
well. and in those districts of the coun-
Try where the present heavy crop is larg-
er than the cellars OF the owners. it may
be proflably resorted to. The first req
uisite is to select only good keepers, that
usually last through winter, Secondly,
choose very dry piece OF ground, where
there is a natural drainage; and better il
under the shelter of evergreen trees. In
stead of placing the apples on The bare
ground. first lay thin stratum of stiff rye
straw, corn husks, or soft evergreen
branches, which Will keep the fruit com
paratiyely dry, without excluding the
warmth from below. On this stratum
place the heap of apples, and then cover
them with plenty OF straw, which will be
eight or ten inches thick when packed.
Three inches of earth outside Of this will
protect them from freezing. Turf makes
an excellent covering; and six inches
OF dry forest leaves, instead of straw,
will answer an excellent purpose. APP
pies do not need so much protection as
potatoes. There should be ventilating
hole at top, filed loosely with straw, or
the heated air collecting there will make
many rotten apples at the apex of the
heap Country Gentleman.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-12-04
Copartnership Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribers,
~ Hiram X. Chvate OF Augusta as general part.
ner and Herbert NJ. Heath of Augusta as special
partner, have this day formed a copartnership I'M
der the name of CHoATE * HEATH, for the purpose
OF carrying on the practice OF law in Augusta, and
Herbert NJ. Heath has contributed to the capital OF
said firm the sum of one hundred dollars. said part
netship Is to commence on The ninth day OF Octo-
Der, A ID. 1876, and to continue till Oct. o, 1871.
II X. CIOATE.
IiEiBtRr NJ. HEATH.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-12-04
The Yellow Centaur Liniment

is adapted to the tough muscles cords and flesh of
horses and animals. 1t has performed more won
derful cures of SPAWN Strain, wind.galls Scratch
es, Sweeny, and general Lameness than all other
remedies in existence. Read what the great Ex-
pressmen say oft:
NEW YORK, January, 1874.
every owner of horses should give the CEN
TAUR LINIMENT trial. We consider it the best
article ever used in our stables
vi. MARSH, Supt. Adams Ex Stables, Y. Y.
"E. PULTZ, Supt. U. s. Ex. Stables, Y.
ALBERT 5. OLlS, Supt. Nat Ex. Stables, NY"
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Aug II, 1874.
"GENTLEMEN,-I have used over one gross OF
Centaur Liniment, yellow wrapper, on the mules
OF my plant ation besides dozens of the family Lin.
iment for my negroes. want to purchase it at the
wholesale price, and will thank you to ship me by
A. T, Stewart Co. will pay your bill on presenta.
ton. Respectfully,
u.. JAMES DARRow.n
The est patrons of this Lniment are Farriers
and Veterinary Surgeons. 1t heals Calls, Wounds
and Poll.evl, removes SweIlings, and is worth
millions of dollars TO Farmers, Livery.men, Stock
growers, sheep-raisers, and those having horses OF
cattle.
What Farrer cannot do for $50 the Centaur
Liniment will do at a tri1ing cost.
These Liniments are warranted by the proprie
tors. and bottle will be given to any Farrer OF
Physician who eesres to test them. Sold every
where.
Laboratory of j. B. Rose & Co.,
46 DEY ST., NEW York.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-12-04
naiIp Sitnnebrt sournal.
THE SILENT WOOD.

OH thou. whose heart is SCARED aud worn,
Whom plans bewhdcr, cares oppfes
By disappointment overborne,
oT overioyed At earth's success
Tue liz woods call TO thee to come,
Their lone depths are never damp.
TJr there is never day so still
so lulled TO sleep, bat some light breeze,
Unnoiiced else, doth family III
Toe topmost foliage OF the trees,
Aud those tall, taperng crests are stirred,
Aud the eternal whisper heard.
And there is never day so rude,
soveNea with blasts that how and dive,
But in this arr and silent wood
The winds are hushed, or only give
Howe'er the tree tips rock and swing
Depih 10 their solemn murm airing.
G., \. HUINUs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-12-04

SiAIE OF MAINE, kenncbec ss.'-Orl. .. 1876
personally appeared above named Hiram X
Choate and Herbert NJ Heath, and acknowledge
above certificate to be their free act and deed. Be
lore me,
w.P. wHITEHousE, Justice of the Peace.
~ kxpt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-12-04
Legislative Notice,

THE FRANKLIN LAND AND LUMBER COM.
Il PANY Will petition the Legislature for an
amendment of its charter, TO au horize said com.
tahH 10 hN rates Tor The use OF its improvements on
the Carrabasset river.
WIN. b. WHEELwRrGHr, Treasurer.
BY IIERBERT NJ. HEATH his ATTY
Augusta, Nov II, ls76. 3wa9
kENNEBEC COUNTY-In Probate Court. al
augusta, on the second Monday of NOremJer, 1876.
nN the petition of Lucy W. Sawyer, widow of
~ Eben Sawyer, late of Augusta, decease ed,
that Samuel Titcomb OF sail Augusta, may be ap-
pointed Administrator the estate OF said de.
ceased:
weeks successfully prior 10 the second Monday OF
December next, in the kennebec Journal, q
newspaper printed in Augusta, that all persons
interested may attend at Court of Probate then
TO be holden at Augusta, anu show cause, if any,
why the prayer of said petition shoufi Iot be
granted.
III. h. BAKER Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEWINs. Register 3MlNs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-12-04
CaStoria.

Is pleasant and perfect substitute. in all cases,
for Castor Oil. Castora is the result of an old Ply.
sician's effort to produce for his own practice, an
effective cathartc, pleasant to the taste and free
from gripping.
DIR. Samuel Pitcher of H. annis, Mass succeeded
in combining, without the use of alchohol, purga.
tive agent as pleasant to take as honey, and which
possesses all the desirable properties of Castor Oil.
1t is adapted to all ages, bnt is especially recon-.
mended 70 mothers a reliable remedy for all dis.
orders of the stomach and bowels OF Children. IL
is certain agreeable, absolutely harmless, and
cheap. 1t should be used for wind collie, sour
stomach worms, costiveness, Group, &c, then
children can have sleep and mothers may rest.
}. y. Rose & Co., of i6 Dey Street, New York, are
the sole preparers OF Castofia, after Dr. Pitchers
recipe. agrrs4a & gfaT
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-12-04
Centaur
I,iIliinlentS.
White for the Human Family.
Yellow, for Horses and Animals

These Liniments are simply the wonder of the
world. Their effects are little less than marvel.
lous, yet there are some things which they will no
de. They will not cure cancer or mend broke
bones but they will always allay pain. They hav
Strengthened fingers, cured chronic rheumatism
many years standing, and taken the pain from tel
rible burns and scalds, which has never been don
by any other article
The White Linimen; is for the human family.
will drive Rheumatism Scatca and Neuralgia
fro m the system cure Lumbago, Chillblains, Pal
sy, Itch, and most Cutaneous Eruptions it extracts
frost from frozen hands and feet and the poison OF
bites and stings of venomous reptiles; it subdues
swellings, and allev iates pain of every kind.
For sprans or bruises it is the most potent rem
edy ever discovered. The Centaur Liniment is
used with great efficacy for Sore Throat, Tooth
ache, Caked Breasts, Earache, and Weak Back.
The following is but "a sample of numerous tesu
nonials:
"ISDIANA HOME, JEFF. Co., IND, May 2s 1873.
think it my duty to inform you that have suf.
fered much with swollen feet and chords. | have
not been free from these swellings in eight years.
Now l am perfectly well, thanks to the Centaur
warm BENJAMIN BROWN"
The proof is in the trial. 1t is reliable, it is handy
1t is cheap, and every family should have it.
To the sick and bed-ridden, the halt and lame, to
the wounded and sore, we say "Come and be heal
ed.n
To the poor and distressed who have spent their
money for worthless medicines, bottle of Centaur
LiDiment will be given without charge.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-12-04

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shores, This madeIhim governor, and

tho canal ring made hlm the Demo
cratic candidate for President. To him
the people can look with confidence,
born of experience, Tor II reduction of
taxation, for retrenctment and reform.
BY his party, his platform and his re-
cords he is committed thereto. Nor
ton says he is an old bachelor but
when / remember the temptations
which Mrs. Belknap spread for her
husband, the wiles and intrigues of
Washington society, and tho countless
army OF wifes relations, | conclude
that in this crisis we need man in
Washington who knows no considera-
ton but Of daty, and in It's discharge
will be deaf to personal appeals to
thoughts of wife and family. We need
a man there, cold, keen aud severe rs
Damascus blade, who can cut out an
ulcer or lop off suporhucus officer
wherever one exists. ~
como from the West where we
speak plainly, kindly, not barshly, but
say that the battle in Ohio and In.
diana was waged against most fearful
odds, staked against the Democracy by
most desperate men. We won victory
in Indiana, the keystone of the contest
and we won substantial victory in
the very home of the Republican can.
didate. The battle is transferred to
New York, and there the prospect is
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EX-SENATOR pooLITTLE.

This gentleman was formerly U
$. Senator from Wisconsin, but being
the owner of a conscience, he was com
PEELED to break with his party and cast
his lot with the old "Union Savers
He could not indulge in the Credit
Mobilier business, back pay steals, sal
airy grabs, nor in the sale Of cadetships,
or trader posts. Hence he was defeat
ed for reelection because he refused to
commit crime at every turn of the rad
ical wheel. On his way from the East
to the West, he was called off the cars
at Lancaster in this State, and there
expressed himself as follows;
have come here to discuss grave
questions in deliberate way, aud !
ask your close and profound attention.
! have come not TO make speech, not
to say something, but because | feel
that ! have something TO say. Let us
inquire what are the questions Of this
campaign. | conceive them to be
|. What is the cause and what the
cure for the existing general dcpres-
sion?
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