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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-08
Asylum.

Il We have two Lunatic Asylums in
the State now, and there is some talk
of building third one. Los Angeles
is mentioned as suitable place for it.
We are much obliged, but We have no
use for any such institution here. Per-
haps San Francisco or Sacramento
would like one or two more.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-08

people, but it prevents thousands
from buying lands in California.
There is hardly any one thing that re-
tards our progress more than this.
We will venture the prophecy that if
the Legislature does not do something
to protect the people, they will some
day take matters into their own
hands, which will bring about a state
of affairs that We hope never to wit
ness in California.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-08
FOR EIC N.
Spanish, War.

MADRID, Feb. 7th.-Advices re-
ceived by the Government form the
North state that the Carlists are de-
moralized at all points. The Carlists
in the provinces of Navarro and Bis
cay have informed Don Carlos that
they are unable to render him any
further assistance.
Turkey.
VIENNA, Feb. 6th.-The Porte has
replied to the powers by note, accept
ing the leading points in the Andras-
sy note.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-08
4os Aaeelts Aerala.

THE DAILY and WEEKLY HER
AID has more than double the cir
culation of any other paper published
in Southern California. Business men
recognize it accordingly as the best
advertising medium South of San
Francisco.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-08

TUEsDAY,.-..~...........FEB. s, 1876.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-08

CALIENTE, Feb. 7th.-The following
passengers for Los Angeles left on
the Telegraph Stage Line to-day:
w B Denny and B L Smith.
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INDIAN TERRITORY.
Fight with Indians.

I.cavenworth, January 90. A special to the
I.eavenworth Times from Camp Supply, Indian
Territory, says;
"On the night of the 10th inst, messenger ar
stolen fifty cattle from the camp of Lee < Rey-
nolds, ffty-fiye miles south Lieut.. Bishop and
$50 men started the same night, with orders to
punish the Indians should the latter be oyertaken.
The detachment returned to-day, bringing as pris-
oners three squaws, one boy and thirty-fye In
dian ponies. About noon on the 10Th Lieut..
Bishop came upon the Indian camp, and-fayored
by the hazy atmosphere-surprised the Indians,
who, being dsmounted, were unable to escape,
and made determined resistance. In the fight,
three Indians were killed, several wounded and
the whole band dispersed. With ose exception,
all the lodges were burned. The stolen cattle
hal been slaughtered before the Il,.ians were
o. ei;aken."
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Needless Suffering.

Many persons of weakly constitutions, with dys.
peptic and bilious tendencies, suffer lifelong
bodily distress unnecessarily. Their existences
are commonly shorter than those of healthier NOR
tails but while they last, it is usually the that
they are continually dosing themselves, or being
dos ed to no purpose Could they be induced to use
Ilostctter's Stomach Bit ers for while, strength
reganed, digestion restored, and the disappear
ance OF bilious symptoms, would speedily acguaint
them with the difference between d remedy which
deals with causes, and those which affect symp
toms merely. Not only are the Bltters searching
specific for complaints affecting the stomach liver
or intestinal canal, but they are in consequence of
their invigo, alive and bracng influence upon the
ontre physique, an admirable means of protecting
the system against the atmosphere iufut noes
which bcget maarial disease.
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A report is current that President Grant will be
one of the witnesses for the defence of General
Babcock, and that his deposition will be taken to
Washington. 1t is understood that the President
will testify that Bsbcock never did or said any
thing which in the light of to-day leads him to
suspect his Secretary had ything to do with the
frauds in 81 | n1is
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rELEEKAMSIN GENERAL.

stephen Young was hung in Austin, S. C., FRI
day for the murder OF another negro last Decem-
Der.
The steamship Java ON New York has arrived
at Q leenstown.
The strike among the shoe operatives at Roches-
ter, n. Y, ended Friday, the employees agreeing
to resume work at reduced wages.
The naval constructor at the Brooklyn yard has
recently re-employed some 60 men.
The Australian mail via San Francisco due at
New York, Friday, is supposed to be on the snow
blocked train at Omaha.
The Victoria tubular bridge, at Montreal, is to
be altered to admit of double railway tracks and a
foot way.
The steamships Frisco from Hamburg, China
from Liverpool, and Liberty from Cienfuegos,
have arrived at New York.
Steamer Pennsylvania, Philadelphia for Queens
town, has arrived.
Steamer p. Colapd, Rotterdam for n y, has
put into Plymouth, England, with machinery dis
abled.
Prince Bismarck is again reported i'll.
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Vineyard Haven, January go The brig At
lava Of New York from Palermo for Boston, with
a cargo Of birthstone, sumac, and fruit, struck on
the West Chop at two o'clock, this morning, and
remains fast at dark tonight
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WASlIINGTON.


Washington January 90. The following is the
Union Republican Congressional Committee as
agreed upon at the republican caucus, to night
Alabama, Representative Charles Hayes Ar
kansas, Senator 5. w. Dorsey California, Sena-
tor a. A. Sargent; Florida, Senator 5. B. Como
yer; Illinois, Senator j. III. Logan; Indara,
Representative NJ. {. Hunter; Iowa, Representa-
tive James Wilson; Kansas, Representative W.
A. Phillips; Kentucky, Representative Jro b.
White; Louisiana, Senator J. r. West; Maine,
Representative Eugene Hale; Maryland, no Rep
resentaion; Massachusetts, Representative Henry
l.. Pierce; Michigan, Representative Jay a. Hub
bill; Minnesota, Representative H. b. Strait
Mississippi, Senator James l.. Alcorn; Nebraska,
Segator p. w. Hitchcock; Nevada, Representa-
tive VIM. Woodburn; New Hampshire, Senator
4. II. Cragin; New Jersey; Representative c..
II. Linnickson New York, Representative Thos.
c. Platt, North Carolina Representative Jno. A.
Lyman; Ohio Representative Chas Foster, Ore
gon, Senator John III. MITCHELL Pennsylvania
Ballou; South Carolina, Representative a. S.
Wallace; Tennessee, Representative Jacob W.
Thornburgh; Texas, Senator Morgan Hamilton /;
Vermont, Representative {. II. Joyce; Virginia,
Representative W. II: II. stowell; West Virginia,
no representation; Wisconsin. Rev. j. NJ Rusk
Territories. Idaho, Delegate Thos. W. Bennett ;
Colorado, no representation; Dakota, Delegate
j. Z. kidder; Montana, no representation; New
Mexico, Delegate b. Elkins; Utah. no representa-
ton; Washington, Delegate Orange Jacobs Wy
~
no representation.
Financial.
The receipts of National bank notes at the re-
dempion division of the treasury, this month
have been larger than ever before, and up to the
close of business yesterday aggregated nearly
S20000,000.
Reducing Duties.
It is said tonight that the Ways and Means
committee will introduce bill in the House, on
Monday, in which various reductions of duties
will be recommended.
Denied.
The Turkish legation denies the truth of the
report that the Sultan owns of the national debt
to the amount of fS000000 sterling, and that he
exacted full interest while other creditors would
for the time being receive only one half
The Turkish legation also denies as being with
out foundation the rumors relating to the i'll treat
ment inflicted upon the Americans, it being al.
legged that in order to escape violence they bad
embraced lslamism.
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and rid your nose and head of that
,ohich in time ,ciH kill you. DO you
doubt Ae We'll, suffer a,Oay. Use up
three or four handkerchief day. Go
around a walking mass Of rottenness,
,cih HEAV W HEAD, DULL EYES,
BAD BREATH, and DEPRESSION
OF SPIRITS, curse to yourself and
a nuisance to all aoho come in contact
wih you, if you must be so obstinate as
to not purchase one boz of
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both parents; II have mothers only; are Or
phans II are under 10 years Of age; between
10 and II; IA between IL and l5 II could read
| and write; IL could read but not write; s could
neither read nor write
The Managers of the school are Sidney Per-
ham, Simon Page Benz. Kingsbury, Jr., Mrs.
Mary II. Flagg Mrs. C. A. L. Sampson, John L.
Stevens, Henry K. Baker, Edwin Z. French,
Charles E. Nash.
Rev. Stephen Allen, d. D., is now Superintend-
ont, and the following lady Visitors make regular
visits 10 the school Mrs. James Z. Fernald, Port
land; Mrs. g. X. Jewett, Bangor; Mrs. DR.. Gar
ceon, Lewiston; Mrs. II. X. Baker, Haowell
Miss Annie Page, Hallowell; Mrs. a. D. Knight
Hallowell Mrs. S. F. Davenport, Hallowel; Mrs
Orcn Williamson, Augusta; Mrs. l. D. Sturgis,
Augusta; Miss Clara NJ. Farwell, Rockland;
Mrs Charles Danforth Gardner; Mrs. James d,
White, Gardiner.
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To The Teachers of Maine.

Ia accordance with resolution adopted at the
late meeting Of the Maine Educational Associa-
ton at Augusta, the professional teachers OF
Maine are called TO meet at the Hall of the Gram
ma, School House, in Lewiston, at 3 clock on
FRIDAY T. VI. Feb. 4, 10 organize an Association
which 5 all bear the same relation to teaching
that he various medical and other professional
Associations bear to their respective professions.
The meeting will continue Friday evening and
Saturday A. NJ, and topics of vital importance to
all professional teachers will be discussed.
Al persons making teaching their business are
earnestly invited to be present and participate in
the exercises Of this meeting; and it is hoped that
towns and cities in which schools in session at
that time. will at least be represented by dele
gates. FER ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
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Notice,

l'lIE members of the Kennebec Log Driving
J e npany are hereby notified that the annual
me,iil9 Il The company will be held at the City
raary -16 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, for the fol-
lowing purposes, VIZ
1T. To choose Moderator.
ID. To hear the report OF the treasurer and take
such action thereon a may he thought proper.
81. To choose officers Tor the ensuing year.
4th. 70 take such measures for driving the logs
the suiug season and raise such sum sums of
money Tor that purpose as may be deemed neces.
sary.
5h. To act on any other business that may le-
gally Gene before them.
DC. PALMER, Clerk X. L. D. Co.
Gardiner, Jan. "a, 1876. jan25 It'd
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Chicago Produce Market.

tnlckSo, January ~, 1870.
tioUr-extra surin2 001G3.
Wheat No. spring cash asi-. SKA Fcb.;
1913 "a March.
Corn-No. :. D!Vcd, cash -la}a G. Jan. -at0E {;
t04a Feb.
Osts-No. ,. aSo's cash Feb. 3lsa March 81
Ryc-No. :, 67a.
Barlcy-No2 spring ia cash: ia Jan.
Feb. ia.
Dressed Hogs i0as IS.
PCik-l9 4ja- cash; 10 ARA March; al9 So
Feb.
Lard - 10 al2 TO- cash; u 25l- March !;
II Is -al2 is Feb.
Bulk Meats shoulders TIA; short rib N id,
l0l4a-; short clear mid l0Sa-.
Hams Is TBS average A..
Whiskey-l0S-a-.
Freights-Corn TO Banao d.: wheat do -
a..
Receipts 10 o0o 1our; $4,000 wheat; 1900 corn,
q, 900 oats; 900 rye; 600 barley.
shipments hour; rs 00G wheat $4,000
covn; 1000 oats: 00J barley: 900 rye.
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iBlDDEFOHD.


Biddeford, January 80. In the Supreme Jul
licial Court at saco yesterday, Judge Virgin sem
enced keeper of an eating house at Bidleford'
% four months in the Bangor work house. He
was arraigned under an indictment for keeping
in selling wine and cider, to be drank on
the premises.
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NEBRASKA.
For the Black Hills.

Omaha, January %. A large number OF citi-
zens left during the week for the Black lills and
many persons arriving daily en- route from the
east.
Much trouble is anticipated with the Indians
in that section this summer. The Arraphoes who
have been south this winter, say they are all de-
termined on war Tor the preservation of the Black
Hills country, and are prepared for it. Ii is not
thought that the government will interfere to keep
the miners out, but may leave them to protect
Themselves.
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EUROPE.

SASOA ~
Boating NJ alters.
London, January 20. The University boat rae,
between the Cambridge and Oxford crews ha
been fixed for Saturday, the Sth of April Thu
course will be the usual one from Putney to Mort
lake. vice versa, four and one quarter miles.
Germany.
Berlin, January 90. In the Reichstag, to-day
at the second reading of the penal code, the so
called Arnim clause was adopted by li9 ayes tt
l20 nays.
The Cuban Question.
New York, January 80. A Berlin special says
the Journal de St. Petersburg, Prince Gortscha.
kofi's organ, declares that European interference
in the present state of Cuban affairs unnecessary
Differences in the Interpretation of the treaty OF
l175 concerns merely Spain and America, and
Europe Is uninterested.
The Export of Horses.
Berlin, January 80. 1t is asserted that Prince
Bismarck has proposed to the Federal Council
that the decree OF last spring, prohibiting the ex-
port of horses, be annulled, because the reasons
for such prohibition no longer exist.
Spain.
San Sebastian, January 90. Heavy musketry
firing in San Cinstobat valley, yesterday. The
Alfonsist troops have taken several Carlist posi-
tons commanding the mouth Of the Uvola river.
Turkey.
Ragusa, January %. The Herzegovinan in
surgents marching north of Trebinge, pur-
sued by the Turks. The insurrectionists have
burnt nine villages.
France.
Paris, January 80. Senatorial elections were
held by the electoral colleges to-day. Complete
returns have been received from all parts of
France except the two districts Of Puy de Dome
and Colonies. The successful candidates are
classified according TO the political opinions around
in their own addresses to the electors, and are di-
vided into IS monarchists IL Bonapartists, SO re-
publicans and As who are described as both mon.
archists and imperalists. About 100 Of the
Sc majors elect were members of the Assembly.
Austria.
Vienna, January 80. The Emperor Francis
Joseph has written highly eulogistc letter to
the Hungarian ministry, deploring the death of
NJ. Deak
St. Petersburg, January 80. The Gazette OF
this city complains that American ships for long
time have been committing abuses in the Ochotsh
sea- The inhabitants being bribed with spirits,
have allowed the Americans to usurp the rights of
hunting and fishing Ia those waters. The clipper
Waladamack has started on a cruise in Behrlng'
straits, to suppress the Americans and conhscate
cargoes of spirits.
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STATE NEWS.

Oar gas question is settled. The large new ma.
chine does the work to everybody's satisfaction,
and is said to have a CAPACITY for double the work.
= Waterville Mail.
The grangers in WateIville are dividing cut
car loads Of corn at Il cents.
The Dover Observer says that there is good
deal of sickness in Dover and Foxcroft.
Charles NJ Morse, formerly of Wsteryille 10
now superintendent of some 800 miles of railroad
out west.
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Notice..

THE Co.partnership heretofore existing under
i the style BARTON & RUSSELL is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Either partner vii! sign
in liquidation. The books will be found for short
time at the Insurance office Of NJ w. Farr, where all
indebted a'e requested to make immediate pay
mept,
B.F. BARTON.
j. r. RUSSELL.
Augusta J.u p h, le1G. Janl9-t3t+
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Egypt.

London. January 90 The Daily News states
that on Mr.. Caves return, the government in
tends, in accordance with the request Of the
Khedve, to send out two fnanciers who will hold
Office under the khcdve.
Banot Bey, mentioned in previous despatch, is
private secretary of the k1edive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-31

LYONS KATHAIRoN prevents the hair from
falling out or turning gray, renews its growth,
and gives strength and yigor. 1t is delightfully."-
perfnmed, and makes a splendid dressing. 1t is
the cheapest and most desirable Hair Tonic ever
produced. Used by the elite. Price only 80
cents. april -+eod&wly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-31

Rev. Walter Clarke, of Minot, Me-, writes Of
Forest Tar Soap as follows: "The Soap you sent
me for trial have used for shaving and like it
better than any have ever tried We have dealt
pretty largely in toilet soap for years and know
of no one kind that l think would sell as we'll as
your Forest Tar Soap were it known" your
druggist cannot furnish it, send 80 cents to the
Forest Tar Co., Portland, Me-, for sample cake.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Fire.

Worcester, January 90. Three wooden build
ings, number ed from 337 to $40 Main street, were
partially destroyed by fire this morning. They
were owned by heirs Of the Burnside estate whose
loss is $1,000; uninsured; aud Chas. Freeland
of Boston, whose loss is less. The occupants all
suffer losses by fire, water and removal, most of
which is covered by insurance. Total loss SIS
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NEW JERSEY.
Robbery.

Elizabeth, January 90. Last night o freight
train on the Penn. railroad was robbed of $4,000
worth of goods, which were thrown off in bales
and boxes, near Waverly. A similar robbery took
place on the same train week ago, at the same
place. The thieves got on the train at Jersey
City and threw off the goods for confederates
along the line. A man named Cahill has been
arrested as one of the gabg.
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The Augusta correspondent of the Portland
Press writes in this level-headed manner; of DR..
Sturgis of Androscoggin acquits himself as credi-
tably in the big chair in the Senate chamber as he
did two years in the House as the gentleman from
Auburn that county will be faithfully and elf
GENTLY represented"
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a store keeper in Havcrhill, Mass, writes he
has suffered with rheumatism SO that he was
scarcely able to walk at times; he had tried all
kinds Of hninents pain killers and reliefs without
help. In 1872 he tiled Renne's Magic Oil and 1t
entirely cured him. jan26-tSwlw
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
C.ncinn.tt Produce Market.

Cincinnati, January %. 1876.
PORE-s2o &C. $50 90.
LARD-sleam ALI %, Kettle, -a13-.
BULK MEAT5-shoullers ia O.; clear rib side.
io1sd-: clear sides -al07..
Observation-Disclosures yss-; clear rib sides IL
ALL; clear sides llh9-.
WHISKEY-l0o-a,
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LaCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.

.4aamson's Botanic Ba'sdm. 4 never failing
remedy for Coughs Colds, Bronchitis, inflammation
of The Lungs, Group, Whooping- Cough. Sore
Throat Asthma and all affections Of the Lungs,
which terminate in Consumption and Death.
Prise 35 cts. janis &wlw
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ITS GRAND CENTENNIAL 1876,
MASQUERADE BALL
-A\D-
CONCERT
TIL, Gala Night Of the Season.
;srAniic Hall, Augusta.
Thursday Lv'ng, Feb. 30, 1876.
( committee OF Arrange =.

4 o,nInittcc OF arrangements.
AUGUSTA C. r. Morton, W, +. Leighton, A. j.
Pierce, {. y. Uamen, DR.. F.. {. Briggs, j. s, Little
c. H. " hitchouse, Fred Scruton, B. Frank Swan.
uAI.LnWEAL-S. Is. Giazier, c. II. Williams
GAEDlNER-J. D. White, Jas. Jackson L. D.
Couke, " &. Palmer.
rlrrSlON-Frank sp,ague. VIM. Haley.
LkWI>IuN-Wm hickey, Harry Coffin, r. II.
AUBUnN T. s Bradbury, E. A. Beale.
sNoW hEGAN-tl. Blunt Coney Ma!bon, Cecil
WATEKNllLt-A. o. Smith, c, q. Carleton,
KENDALL'S MIILs-wm. Fogs, Otis Lawrcy
KEApFiELD-F. e. Beau, Geo. GLE Fred s.
WINTHEOP-P. C. Bradford. z. McCausland,
Z lott Wood.
Rattle. Il. Maybprry, Eugene sui'h.
BELFASr-L ID, GODDARD Geo. quinby, Geo.
RoCKLAED-W. S. Cobb, John Ki.trid!e F. f.
Hitchcock.
RiCHMOND- Chas. Foster, Or. Spaudng.
Music by Hanasan's Orchestra of Eight
Pieces.
Concert Il commence at eight oclock--one hour
previous TO the Grand Entrie of The Masque Dane.
ers.
GEORGE Il. HAYDEN assisted by 4. G.
GOODWIN, has been engaged to furnish Cos
tunes for the occasion, at prices ranging from III
to 50. Nicer costumes trrnished if desired. Coz
tunes will be on exhibition At Mansion House sam
pie Rooms (ovcr 4. ID. Lockc's store) on and after
Wednesday, Feb. 3D. 1876.
Tue sale of seats Will commence at Eastern Ex-
press ONCE, on Thursday afternoon, at O'Clock,
Jan. eth where a diagram tf The hall can be seen.
PRICES Front Seats in gallery and seats on
stage, IS cent other seats 80 cents. Tickets for
the dance, $l,Oo.
supper viii be served from Il till 2 O'Clock.
a1- No person admitted to the floor ofthe hall un.
less masked and in costume. Ladies In full Ball
Dress with Mask viii be admitted.
Oiders for carriages may be left at Eastern Elk.
pre- s. Office. AT 29-9t
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ILLINOIS.
The NhiskcY War.

Chicago. Jonuary %. There is more exctemena.
in the whskey ring. The United States Grand
jury has returned indictments against eleven of
the distilers whose places were seized during the
last raids in December. The bail of each is fixed
at 5000.
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Local anu State Mems.

The adjourned meeting for the organization OF
Ladies Christian Temperance Union in this city
will be held at the Congregational vestry to-mor-
row afternoon at 8 o'clock.
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The public may place confidence in AIessrs. j.
E. Devine & Co., as Apothecares. (Signed), DR..
Geo. w. Martin, Dr. l.. J. Crooker, DR.. w. Scott
Hill, Dr. Geo. f. Brickett, DR.. Wallace Bolan.
tlecS teodtf
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Dtfn.

In this city, 7th inst, OF consumption, Edward r.
Fisher youngest son of the late George Fisher,
aged 20 years 9months.
IN Bangor, 18th inst, George Ii. T. Moody, aged
p years, 1 months and 10 days.
Ia Holden, I'D inst, Mrs Sally Gilmore, wife Of
the iate David Gilmore, aged 81 years, months.
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The masquerade ball is to come off at Granite
Hall on Thursday evening. 1t will be the only
ball of the kind held in this city the present win
ter, and will be largely attended, from this and
the surrounding towns.
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The Montreal ElOpement.

Portland, January 80. Mrs. Mckenzie, who
eloped with Fred Brydges from Montreal, is said
to have sailed for Liverpool with her four chill
dren, from this por. Saturday night in the steam
shin Sarmatan
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-01-31

Whoopng cough IS nov known to be purely
sympathetic nervous disease, and to readily yield
to Fellows Hypophosphites. The use ofthis rem
edv few dav. sufficient TO eradicate the most
we're attacks. jln25-t&wlw