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BIDDEFORD.
Found Dead.

Jacob Buck of Hiram, was found dead in q
house on Pearl street, yesterday. Heart disease.
Court Matters.
Sarah Ann Leavitt was to-day arraigned before
Judge Dickinson, and fined $500 and costs, and
ten mouths Imprisonment for selling iqnor.
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A card from the editor of the Christian, publish.
ed in Boston, says sandy complex toned man
about thirty five years old Eve feet and hal high,
named Fisher, is travelling in Maine and swindl-
ing people by soliciting subscriptions for various
papers, among them the Christian.
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CONN ECTICUT.
Congressman NOmin ated.

New Haven, September %. The Republicans
of the second district, o.day nominated Hon.
Stephen w. Kellogg Of Waterbury, for represen-
tative TO Congress.
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ALABA M A.
Relief for Fever Sufferers

Montgomery, September %. Seven hundred
dollars were subscribed by the citizens of this
place, and forwarded to-day to Savannah and
Brunswick. The committee are still at work.
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Fatally Shot.

John Kieting IL years old, of East Cambridge
while practising with pistol in Brighton wo,ds
with two other lads this afternoon, was acciden.
tally shot IN the abdomen and fatally wounded.
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VIRGINIA.
Relief for Savannah.

Norfolk September 2s. Twelve hundred dol
lars have been raised in the city. by private sub
scriptions for the Savannah sufferers, which makes
twenty five hundred dollars sent from here.
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The Catholics are invited to attend a specia
service this evening, at l-2 O'Clock. A mission
airy Priest will preach.
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LOUISlAN A.
Precautionary Steps TO be Taken.

TTtCHutIOHHT| Nttps TO DC dktHs
Shreveport, September 2S. At q meeting of
the business men and physicians held this eve
mug. it was decided to quarantine the river
against New Orleans. Shreveport is exception
ally healthy.
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State of Maine.
STATE OF MAINE.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Augusta, Sept. 20, 1876.
~ Office is hereby given that petition for the
~ pardon of Michael Enright, convict in the
kennenec County Jail under sentence for the crime
of keeping liquor nuisance, now pending before
the Governor and Council and hearing thereon
will be granted in the Council Chamber at A. gusta,
on Wednesday, the 18th day Of October next.
5. j. CHADBOURNE,
avail Secretary of State.
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Boston Stock List.

Boston. Sept. 2s 1876
lsales at the Brokers' BoardJ
Eastern Railroad 6naSk
Boston 4 Maine railroad Sha-
POI tland. Saco Portsmouth TIA
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RHODE ISLAND.
Vessel Damaged.

Providence, September %. The British schoon-
er Falco. from Philadelphia of and for st. Jonn N.
b.. put into Newport to day, with the loss of her
fore and main masts, rigging, &c, off Fire Island,
on the l7th
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Tried for Murder.

Simcoe, Norfalk County, Ontario, September
%. William Mckay and Benz. Hall were tried
ut ASHES to-day for the murder OF James Harris
near Port Rowan, in June last. Mckay was
found guilty and sentenced to be hanged ON the
ID OF September Hill was found gully of mau-
slaughter, and sentenced to three years in the
penitlsry. The jury recommended beth to
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Naval fairs.
Early Snow.
NEW JERSEY
Collision.

New York, September %. Trains were delayed
an hour this q. m, on the Pennsy lvania Railroad
by the collision of the passenger train with the
wreck of the freight train near East Newark. No
lives were lost.
Verdict.
Mays Landing, September rs. The jury in the
case of John Hill and John Fulton, tried for the
murder of Ghislett, to-day rendered Q verdict Of
murder in the first degree.
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Fire.

Concord, September % The Concord Rail-
road station, at RobiGson's Ferry, was burned
this morning. Tue property was insured. Fire
caught from locomotive sparks.
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Notes from Orono.

The Orono Horticultural Society, opened its
| fourth annual fair last Wednesday. The weather
was fine and the number of exhibits far surpass
| anything of former years. The first that we saw
tie fine arts. In this department there IS an
excellent show. Ms. Mary W. Palmer contrbu.-
ell elegant work of wotsted re pre- senting a bo-
quet of flowers. Miss Isabel Il. Allen had some
tine works of oil paintings of the White Noun
| tains AMI vicinity which are rich Miss Adde
Tenney had some fine displays of worsted spatter
and toilet work, which Is well executed. Miss Clara
| +. southland had fine crayon drawings. Mary A.
| NInnal eXh ibited some fine specimens of straw
| work. Besides what has already been mentioned
| there WAS large number that exhibited and
| which we would gladly mention but for want of
| space. Mrs. Julia Plude exhibited two quilts one
OF which was quite curiosity, having l7l7 pieces,
| each of which is OF different color. The show OF
bouquets of flowers was hardly to he exceed one
of which deserves honorable mention for the good
taste and the beautiful flowers. 1t made in
| the shape OF dome and presented by Mrs.
| William Martin. The exhibit of flower plants is
| not very large as yet; one of the most beautiful
| sights that we saw was cactus grown by Mrs X
| Nj Southland. 1t is about ten feet high and seven
| inches in circumference. In the garden vegetable
| department, there is grand display. The Stale
| College furnishes on exhibition some fine speci-
mems of squsshes, pumpkins, tomatoes, apples and
| bcets. Mr.. +. Perkins of Odtown, had a squash
that weighed % | lbs. c. F. Allen has & fine
| UNe
that weighed, all told, 2i7 81 lbs. Col. Eben
Webster has fine display of squashes 3 weg hing
| 1872 lbs. G. w Lunt has one that weighs 81 lbs.
In the fruit department Col. Eben Webster has
over forty varieties OF apples and several varieties
| of crab apples which made fine show, and by
| the way, Mr.. Webster has been successful 10 rails
| ing liz tree that this year had two hundred ice
| hgs, g.! Of which came TO maturity. If there is
aLy of our farmers hor,culturists that can beat
| this in this climate bring them on Mr. James
| oh. has yar fnp anil nf r,t, oil
| etc. p ID. Webster has 26 diff rent kinds of ap-
pies, of crab apples. Others that made fine con-
tiibutons to the fair were, Miss A. b. A lien, MIR.
n. Frost, A. J, Hoald, S Libby, NJ. Wilson, A. b
| Southord. Josiah S. Benneck had 65 varieties
of apples. varieties of pears. There is a large
number that have been united for want of space
| The report of the first day is very meagre but the
| readers of the kennebec valley can what their
neighbers OF Penobscot valley are doing towards
| having fine fairs. What to morrow will be, re.
| mains 10 be seen.
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Surprise Guarded Agaius !.

London. September %. The msily Telegraph
says that during the last few days sentinels at
Cha,ham prison have been strengthened, so IS to
prevent any surprise. The Fenian convcts are
carefully watched and rot allowed to mix with
other prisoners.
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CALIFORNIA.
Personal.

SsnfraEcsco, September 2S. The shern an
Cameron party left to-day for Los Angeles.
A Trial Opened.
The trial Of persons indicted for participation
10 the murderous attack on the Chinese near
Iruckee, Nevada county, last June, has COM
menced. The district attorney 10 opening said
he expected to prove the outrage was committed by
an organized society called the Caucasian
League
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati, Sept. %, 1916,
PORK-sl6 Is Gle rs.
LARD-steam l0aa-t kettle, 1lkBll-.
BULK MEATS-shoulders IAN clear rib side
SAX; clear sides % O.
BACON--shoulders g. a7h clear rib sides ~
AZ clear sides 0ah.
WHTSkEY-l 1914
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A Floating Rumor.

torney General Taft had resigned or was about to
do go. This cannot be officially denied neither
the President nor Judge Taft are in Washington,
but there reasonable grounds for asserting that
the report has no foundation.
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WASHINGTON.
BabCOCk,s Trial.

Washington, September %. Judge Fullerton
made the argument to-day as consul for Gen. fab
cock in the safe burglary conspiracy case, and was
followed by Maj. lotion in behalf of Somervile.
Final arguments will be made tomorrow.
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~ Ar n A MONTH Agents wanted every
$780, S5$ ;$ e .:s;:$::
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CANADA.
Fire.

Kingston, Ontario, September 2S. Fire last
night destroyed three small frame dwellings al
old stoi ehouse. in which were stored raw hides,
valued At Sl6 900. No Insurance on buildings
The hides were partly insured.
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Dteb.

In Orono. 18th inst, Mrs. Mary Jane, wife Of Asa
Merrill aged S. years.
In Upper saltwater, Nathaniel II. Peakes, aged
20 years.
In CuXhaven, Hamburg, Sin inst, Philip Berg
mann, father OF Mrs. Chas. II. Wells of HallOwell
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MASSACHUSETTS,.


Boston, September %. Rev. John l.. Withraw
was insIa led pastor Of the Park street Congregs-
tonal church this evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-09-29

Fall River September rs. A democratic rally
in the Opera House tonight was ado ressed by
several prominent gentlemen of the State. The
house was crowded.
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EUROPE.
Don Carlos.

Paris, September 28. 1t is stated that Don Car.
los has informed the French government that he
would not re enter Spain at the cost of another
civil war. aud will quit Paris for Belgium or
Switzerland In 4 few weeks.
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silver Wedding.

On Tuesday evening the 18th inst, the friend,
of Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Packard Of Winthrop
gave them surprise party on the occasion of the
2jth anniversary oftheir wedding day. So complete
was the surprise, AMI so unconscious Of approach
ing danger were they, that Mr.. Packard AMI wife
who all the time knew what was up. Mr.. Pack
ard was sent for by one of the company to come
home as friend from Gardiner had come to Wis,
him, when 10 his surp ise he and wife found Que
hundred people 10 his house, claiming title by &C.
cupancy. The large extension table was com.
pletely loaded with eatabes brought by the com.
pany. The supper was elegant, after eating which
the company INDUCED themselves in sprightly
youthful plays, and seemed to enjoy themselve,
like young people Stirring and amusing song,
were sung, which reminded some of the older pcr
sons ofyounger days. The presents were magnf
cent and numerous. Among others were nice
|.silver cake basket, presented by CAPT. Wood, q
nice silver butt.r dish, presented by Chas Wood
twelve heavy plated silver knives, dozen solid sill
yer spoons, two nice silver pickle Dishes ar elegant
silver pie knife, etc. All agreed unanimously thai
the occasion was enc Of the most pleasant of thei
lives. The surprised host entertained the compa
ny in his usual lively and witty manner, AID by
the way, if any social company wish to have pres
ent person lively and full of fun invite Newor
Packard. The company did no. break up till the
first hours of the next day, and then with great
reluctance,
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Mysterious pisappearance.

Mr.. James b. Russell of this city, whose family
reside on Pleasant street, in the Of the Eps-
copal church, has been missing since early We'd
nesday morning, and his continued absence from
home and family causes many conjectures to be
formed concerning his whereabouts.
lie has been employed as foreman of the car
pcnter work upon the house Of S. W. Wyman,
ESD, now ia process of erection, on Western ave-
nue., and on Wednesday morning left home as
was his usual custom, ostensibly to engage in
his days labor At noon he did not return, and
his wife, supposing that he was detained by his
work, felt no uneasiness, but when supper time
came round and he did not make his appearance
she became alarmed and worried. lie has for a
week or more felt depressed in spirits and some
what respondent, in consequence of which fears
are entertained that he was laboriug under a
temporary alteration of mind and had wan
dered away.
lie was man of good personal appearance
dressed 10 dark suit mixed with gray, black felt
hat, black necG-te and cloth boots. He had
dark hair and whiskers, and was somewhat
round shouldered. Iii. age apparently
about 4j years.
Enquiries made at the depot ticket Office tenl
to show that he putch ,scd tickets there as the
agent is personally acquainted with him, and the
probabilities are that he did not leave the city by
rail, if at ALL The whole affair seems to be mys-
teri1us in the extreme no one Is able to &C.
count for his ab encc.
Any information conc ,rning his whereabouts;
will be gratefully received by his friends. and
should be directed to J. B. Purcell, Augusta Me-
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scarcity III Money.

There IL w. dsllht tai The present sitaA
ttsn If an klnis II business ami industry
II frapfuiiy depressed. aud II hrltuases css
cry family ~ loek san.tnsls ~ thsir ~.
rrnss. Winter iscemtns IN whsn chill.
Iron ARE liable Il 'roap. Nhnaring taush
etc. Coughs ani Colts will prevail every.
who're, ani Consumption with a,hvf Thrntt
aha Lung diseases will ehrrs IN many
These Diseases shouiA nut ~ ne3leclnis
lhetur BILLS m. expensive. mi ~ Nuiltl
aisise our people innse llns0nlfss Hra.
NAs ~enft4 IA never AA8 fttri sshe
bottle Al " ,+nls Viii Keep ,uiu M.uts
family well Turing ihe wius.r Two luses
will relieve any saae suli VA III tuwns
III thr 'hi'etl states, Rti III Your Drug
n Il j Ilaanaf
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80 usss Nsss s~ssas sss sassvsas.

. Tho Mudel Bakcr. II modern inyrn-
il.n, itt taking mrAts, rntttnes anil I'LL
vsl.r vegetables suited IL roasting ~ Ink
Ing The process l. attended without
water IA lhh escape ur Any nf The substance
u thu ,n,atH, Tho linn ocsnfri Ia ,he
processes much shortened ~ ,bts process
he .lle being much hlerr perfect, cpuAe6l.
1 lii Mole, li.hpr ii ~ rshihliun III Il |.
BARKER \ To. hardware store, where Mr.
Pierce the owner e the patent sl.slrcs u
hu,s the lalius rall AMI examine ii, Jul
taxi II homo and give II trial, nnl II |,
does NJ, meet thelr full satisfaction to 10.
turn II ~ menry II wanted until Il liz
been tri,l ANIL fully approved
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Facts Of Interest IL the Reader

IL TIN as sns liia. lsrk u clothing
including t45ele, ha,s, caps
glove, mitivas kents Ah3 children IN.
,'rNsHI5 NIL tuuilth,nF Tanl. will y.
mustal ltl tl4e new et4te III l.tM stlel n
i.e l.rii si4te II tlr hsN hotel, anl satae
important chailtfN sill ii mfpie Ii tae hias
iness Preparatory ~ #at,i saanae aaY
article eaiaIaiss.i in liz .a..ra sleal. All
IL sol IL Les tll4n ,es4 III y i. iul cash
svr IT, nest lliitta ,ia.s Nm iasil.s All
sant'eHen, W b. - assslee son this Il a.
Tie limit, W. Mean lust VIII. W any,
every word. Further, IL went raAs ,ou II
uvii 10 CONT aud ~. II IL I. nst 10, then II
yoa are dissatisfied ,eu an 20 ,lseNAet
II ,au l.a,fe, II certainly will b. II
ynnl Interest II hn1s whit $50 sau A.
with 4, lantl.lpMts lelorn ,ua p,reh ~,
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MAKE " PUBLIC.

H. II AtTstss. Rssl
b.at Hgr. 4 hase hraFi fram Safs many salll
~ III ihp nlrAt #usuva~ III AksiEitNE In aa~v~ al
seintnia, Nh.Hin sti.a, khlnss iustplsiHl, lhtar
III, ind uiilsf .il#sa~ III .iAdtpa naaani l max.
III ,rslt ,iau ~ aayli,a thai Ahss Assstlu. ~
bs tle Ninsl reliable ,afmtat lar .8atett aud til
efa beidist
Ny win has hssu troubled With raln.ti, lnr many
yssfs, ana NJ tlMss very hailS. sin has llEaFs
uushiy tried ntssy rurlpassd feMsdy thai ~ ahud
hsAt ~, and With all Tits shu has lH several YEARS
bs~n gradually utnsHN NuFss, And titn aIs ha.as
fron Inv heal Aassssssisa and snft offensive
Hhr wA~ III this condition when Nj. ru,a,nYnsta
tutshs tEuNtINE. enMld sse that shu waa I'm
nfnslnu ,,u thu stsuint bulilp Hbu continued
taking NsarylAs until III. Ind used f.uls twslsn IL
iinrei, t.a.lsss ain now happy ~ lnnfnna ssu
AMI llle public III ,vu shDnss M hAka n ruhlr1
THAT sl,e u shtlfviy aMnal. anl tsasftNs Msasp
itsled tie a.lrs aitef nothing rtrs wnad ttnura l
irtl justified IN aay ina lat NvEe,ihp IL the ,nas
reliable is,u.fly and ~uHi advise vii suffering hi
ninNlty ~ ~ II, ur h.ilrse " W IN gDnd. luns
v-, vegetable medicine, and tslA,i ot hesitate IL
t.ee1ntnHNA H. ! attn, No. respectfully,
h, u, tAH0Ntta
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NEHtTIAE ats directly HlnsN thu sa,.r.A III tlttH.
rallptantsl iilusnurnlss and Strengthens iha
MhaIp system, At. upan thr ssefetiss uruaHs. nj
lays aHAnaslan. eaahsas and suns liberation.
cures tnusi lltsliul4, aud regulates The tux.l@.
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.lloMn Iii the Mouth.

HHplV NNNfN II " GhHsAiSlH AifaituIA3t HuN III
into thu buck Il III. naash, With lrrtt ,leH
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A FREE CURE.

Tor consumption, trnNehltis. uslllml, ca.
'arfh thfaat AMI lung diseases. Alsp Ii
sure r.i,ei AMI permanent eure Tor Trnrrli
debility, dyspepsia aud al nervous alice.
tinln, u, simple vegetable medicine,
Which rurol u venerable inissinnnrs l'hss.
Ul,n Who MAS long Il rr.ilen; III syria AMI
the Esst, IN / Wap HI, ttHsis given thls sal.
uahla specific 10 thousands ui Kindred sut-
inr.rs With tn greatest possible benefit.
.nl III nov Iprls |, lille Sacred tufiHlian ,lu-
u - impait IL ulhpss tl,ia Wonderful III.
sigaratlaY lem.,s and vii seti t'.si.
the original receipt complete wiili iali ~
lrufiuhs. ~ ans rrieun .nrspslnp tiAtup
tn reFly. l,N, tt.Alsk Al Rvillsi Y.
tirpq.rN Eluek syracuse \
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Public Report Of a
POLICEMAN.

| have nui enjoyed taai hes'it fnf ssstlhl sratt
pat, SGT have tsa alsnsNl u w iuisgEeI With ~,
ltlnl. tssis una hrinnaHN nthe iHietrnp sines
kanas tir insnHssniensu III heiBa ahge,l 10 saat
~Isn the hFla ttaM debility, a1haAt fVNtes ~
lasasrtai lis .2lA tass, usAet w. i hflAtteI a.
itnstN8 IA ttAta sinseg hi has nm hHAti Vie 49,
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niEs lhe Wiaa sAtts.Hf II 4Aa 8pFAt I'll saas atA
lHt4lHtf III liz htt4N Itia8s agr taAfte HiN2 II
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III slf sssifsFagtitsI5 sllnet
l.pefals IN ts tn ai4i e..a ii 4.earlst II IL.
naaA III t,sttM t1n ntis tltla4 Apis ltAttA IN tsH
naH nI8his aft.lli, SWEET ttflnss, lhasfhs etl.Ht
atA.aing Tie ~ III - Wei ~ lhu h.i,, tlaa asfd
lid. aAu his lin shlfUt II iilftatHEt Me III iii
.staEnla anel iss4 hesana hsin lt4a, ~ elt.ste,
HAVING tsspi insst tenitiiss Will ~ fasnr.hle ~
sut. ~aa lHals.H Nv fflsH.ls tatfA TIL tls,trisEt
AM lskina Il frn hpttia#. shs obtained tne etasl
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sVut Aar sarh hrsstlR
tHufN respectfully,
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tlassen, Ma, My ~ Ill.
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s.ue...k s,a,h, liaw, III emisa

S.l,.e,vsu.l.at.e, speculate. IL purchase
with tn expectation " = Cling a Il profit
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