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LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID.
EARMvILLE issuance An.
BANKING: COMPANY,
pE ESDxrSN; IA

BANNING: COMPANY,
OF FARMsNLLE, VA.
WILLIAM ID. RICE, President: S. d. MCKINNEY,
VIce-Prcsident; J. II. MOTLEY, Secretary.
Capital paid S200.000 90
Assets January /, 1S77....-..s::.::::. 266,2Sf l3
Directors: A. X. yenab!e -Jr.. w. r. Berkeley, j.
p. Fitzger aid. X. 8 Paulct'. PW. Mckinney Peter
Winston, +. ID. Irving H.. 6. Richardson, j. l..
White, Albert ffurd, 4. j. pasi.
This company commenced susipesS In December,
1871. Its capital Was Increased 40 1872, and again
in 1874. lis assets probably invested and well
scored. Its losses amounting to Sl25,O00) have
BEEN promptly paid.
Policies issued at branch ol:re in:'Bichmond on
dwellings furniture stores. merchandise, &c, ut the
y" 90 ' j. M. TATE. Agent.
mh 10 corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
n n. WALKER Il CO., GENERAL M
~ SURANCE AGENTS. 1914 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND. VA. representing III"
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN
SURANt'E COMPANY. OF London and EdnbUrst
Capital 81 c. 100000 gold.
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Cincir.
satl. Ohio-;fsscts over 1 100000.
MANHATTAN RE INSURANCE COMPANY
Cd NeT Y-rk--c >stfs over SSO0.Oo0.
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COM AN y, Of
PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY. OF Brook.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY.
Portsmouth, Fa.--assetS over $50. 600.
Deposited with the Treasurer Of Virginia, $50
700. Losses e9uitably adjusted and prompsy paidat
mis- agency. Applications solicited, and immediate
,ttantim 2lFea tncfeto' &c 18
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EfQMr.

Fine $3.50; supcriine-- s6.25@SG.50: extra su-
perinc, 1925: common family. $40 fancy fam
liz. 81. 75mS $50 Market steady.
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DRANK osG,noD, 0RGANIsT At
Il The THE FlR ta P BA,N i, Wand ORGAN, in HAIR
MoNY and VOCAL MUsI. fslrester ne eth % how
Mr. OSG0OD Is permitted % feis " tAe INV"
ing gentlemen: ~ 81
Mr. o. IT. CHALKLEY,
Colouel W. L, TANNER
Ill Il tMr.iP. Ii. STARKE. /, W 80, yy,.
Applications for lessons may be made at MMIr M;
Ats innsic-sfote. or by letter TO Mr. QsSQOR
post-ofice address, Box IL L. MA jim
EHLL-HEADs, 81 to $40 per rea1n' az shs
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SEELESG OFF AT COST FORmRp
THIRTY DAYS LONGER. ~

NEW ST0CX JUST OPENED.
Genttsmen's Calf Boots. $3.50, worth "a
Gent hmen's Sewra CuH Boots. IS, worth SO;
Gentlemenls Hand-Sawtd Calf Boots, -, cheap at
$s::
Ladies' Sewed Shoes only 75c.;
Containers Buil8rals- 81, worth S1.5a;
Gentsmens Congrass CATERS, 81 20 and s1.5O.
worth $3.50. GentiemeE's Square Box-Toe
CATERS $50. ci,aap ut $3.50; 9entlemen's
Calf Square Box Toe, hand-sewcd+ 80, worth
. 3d.:
Ladies' Calf Shoes srSxed. 81 old price $175: La
dies Kit la ssd 81 .35, cheap ut 50. rs Ladies'
|. philadelphia Pebble Goat Shoes. 81 80, worth
$3.50; Latknsr Sarge Foxed Caters 81, worth
$3.50; LaiEs.s" Coagytss Caters. ~ only; La
dies best st,aIiUv l3nttoncd CATERS only a2,
sold olsewkera. at S3:
Misses HipCat Pebble Goat ta good sclpOol-shoel,
sewed, 81 TO- 0idprice 81;
CaIdren's Phtadelphia Buttoned Eoots, sizes
6 TO 10, Only II. worth sl.75;
Babies Shoes, with heels. 80, 40, and soc.
All goods warranted rs represented ut the OLD
cheap store 81
M GOLDEN, 1923 Maia street,
NH Slim not james Golden.
~ EMIL EMEN'S, BOYS, AN Ds
VI Youths Boots, Shoes, Slippers, Bregans, -
&C., Trunks xalises. and Satchcls brewery de-N
scrlption foe. sale low at BOSCHEN'S.
ial 500 and 511 Broad street
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY, MARCH 70, 1877 z.
The breaks to-day comprised SO hogsheadsr 81
tierces, and box. The offerings At auction on
Change were 81 packages. Of which number IL
were taken In. and the remainder sold 1T prices
ranoiup from "a to S57.
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HATS, CAPS, EURs, &c.

HATS, CAPS, FCKN, DC.
j. d. FRY. }. u. FoURQUERAS
T D. FRY g. CO.,
" 1909 MAIN STREET,
DEALERS IN
RATS CAPS, FURS, UMBRELLAS, &C.,
to which call special Attentions, and offer unusua
inducements. Call and examine. Il small stock OF
MILLINERY GOODS ut treat sacrifice;
LADIES' ana GENTLEMENSSEAL-Sk HAHN
and CAPS:
LADIES' SEAL-sKIN SACQUES, MUFFs, and
BOAS;
MISSES and CiILDREN'S FUR SACQUES,
MUFES, and BOAS at half yalne.
Country merchants VIII And IL greatly 10 their tn
terest to examine our stock, especially tob lots;
NH I al M - = J. u. FRY & co.
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ROOTS. SHOES. &c.

CPRING S.-Just re- Wa
y ceivcd. ladies' fancy and plain Slip-4-9s
pers and Newport Ties: ladies' handmade Button
aud I.ace-Boots. OIL ladies brOad-bo tom Lace and
Congress Caters: misses youths, and boys School
SHOES = all OF whha warrant 10 wear well, and
give sztisfactip We sole agents for the I'anls
ter 4 Tiehcn0r celebrated Handmade gentemens
CATERS Boots -anS Shoes. S'csmcn: u L. Heath.
V. s. Caruon. WlSGU. Elicit & CRUMD.
Refaa store, Of Tenth and Main streets;
Wholesale depart Iaeni. 1905 Main street. NH 10
CRNkTEE ESDUCEM EN- TSGS3p
VI THxS EVER IN BOOTS AND SHOES. RA4
Ladies' Fine Fnzftt Banorals. $3.50 La ~
Pebble Goat Side-I.aced Boots, 53.50-all Phiadcl-
phia. AM! warranted. Ladies, Misses, aud Chill
drcn's shoes at loys figures: Gcnlemens and Boys
Fine Boots and SHOES: Broad Bottom, L0w-Heel
Shoes, for ol,I Indies full line of Trunks and
Satchc,s Just received ar W. =. W. TAYLOR'S,
NH Rs Fourth and Broad streets
GETLTSG OVF AT COST FORmNy
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>,------I Insurance COMPANIES.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.
ACCUMULATED fCSDs........ $25,s11 ,050
ASSETS IN THE UNITED STATES
0"'f''.''.....'''. 5000, 600
TOTAL LOSSES PAID..........ss a. 7ao. A4o
BUILDINGS, MERCHANDISE, AND OTHER
PROPERTY INSURED ON LIB
EHAL, TERMS.
LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID.
NEW YoRR DIRECTIONS.
EsBERT 3. 3iINTURN, Chairman;
ALEXANDER EAMaL TON,
Wa,BL.n F.,CARY, sqs,.
CHnaLES H.+MARsEfALI.. E,
ANs@S PHELPS TgokEs.a
j. E. FUIsFoRD, Resident Manager.
RIs,t5foND DIRECTIONS.
ARCHEn;ANDERsoS,E Chairman:
RICHAIa1L. BROWN
CHARLES T. .DayIs. s
DAVENPORT eco. Genera. Agents.
First Naticsal Bank bnIIdfng, Richmond,
mi al
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OHM AND PLATED>WARE.--
StVASES, new styles-cameO decorations: CO.
LCsiNE. SETS. Of the late Vienna and Centennial
and English dteeQt importation; CHAMBER SETS,
great variety: PLArED-WARE-Picke -Stands,
Tca-Sets Cart-Receirers-all new patterns; PAX
/ LOR COAL VASES handsomely decorated;
EBRONZES-sTench and Japanese finish. Call and
see styles and prices efo1e purchasing No trouble
10 show goo<s. GEORGE GIBSON. DR.,
successor TO James w. Gibson.
deI5 1907 Main street.
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GRGgGERY. GLASSWARE, &c.

SPRINS GOODS.-I now have in store
~ full liIas of the following goods DECORATED
DINNER-and TEh-SETS. some new aud beautiful
NER- anaTEA-SETS very cheap: TOILET-SETS,
French and English-oyer 6fty different patterns;
RICH GET GLASSWARE, In compete sets and
kinds: Gne and COMMON TABLE-CUTLERY: ele-
CANT VASES. CABINET-SETS,, and BROSZES In
great varilty: TIN CHARACTERISTICS, REERIGE-
RATOaS OF the best makers; HOUSE~FUR-
NISHLNG and KITCHEN UTENSILS OF every
kind Persons In want of goods I'm my line will con-
suit ts4 interest by examining my stock aud prices
before making then purchases An goods Will be
sold II the very lowest prices.
f. =. TAYLOR,
mn 10 1011 Main street.
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BUILDINGS, MERCHANDISE, AND OTHER :
PROPERTY INSURED ON LIB
EHaT. Terms.
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EVEN BETTING.
LONDON. March 20.-The betting on Ok
ford and Cambridge was even to-day.
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BERLIN, March 20.-Prince Bismarck, to
retain majority in the Reichstag, has again
promised Alsace and Lorraine as conside-
rate treatment and as large a measure of
local autonomy as is compatible with the
imperial interest.
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trade estimates the loss TO The miners BY their
strike in the past year to be sl,25Oooo aud to the
railways, through reduced carriage of coal, at
5000, 900.
Ii is mentioned as curious fact that Messrs.
Arthur A. Beckett and +. {. Bernard; the two
principal editors of the London Punch, are both
Roman Catholics.
Esrl Dudley, who is sixty years old, offered re-
Gently $4,000 to SIS that the son of Napoleon
Ill. will be officially proclaimed Emperor g
France during the earl's lifetime. The odds
were at once accepted by the Prince Of Wales and
by three other persons
The week including the hlnjredth anniversary
of the battle of Bennington. in August next, Will
be celebrated by appropriate observances in that
city, the programme including sham repetition
of the famous battle.
On the occasion of Mr.. Moo ly's nll sery ices at
the Chicago Tabernacle. Tuesday night, tina t
building was crowded to overlooking. II was an =
nounced that considerable sum of money was
needed to psy off the debt on Far~ell Hall, which
is occupied by the Young Mess Christian Associ-
alton 10 continue the meetings and to meet ce'-
tain other obligations incurred during the services
there. A subscription was taken on the spot
which amounted to about S67 900, which i, nearly
the amount asked for.
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How "Reform" Works.

An example OF the way in which Re
FORM as understood by the Tildenites
works is seen in the election of a demo-
cratic senator in New Jersey. Senator
Frelinghuysen goes out and his seat will
be filled by John r. Mcpherson, who it is
repol ted spent large sum of money to
elect members Of the legislature in his in
terest, and has neither training nor capac-
ity for the place. Like Barnum of Con
necticut, he has money. and that seems to
be the chief qualification for Office laid
down in the Tilden programme. Even the
New York World. which swallowed Bar
mum without wink, demurs at the choice
of Mcpherson, and says ''it seems to be
conceded even by the better class of Mr.
McPherson's supporters that he lacks the
special training, the forensic abilities and
the familiarity with political science which
would have made his leading competitor,
Judge Green, power in the Senate at
this Il me-"
The "Reform" machine is not favorable
to men such as the World describes Mr..
Green to be- The Barnums and McPher-
sons are Its favortes.
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LraisIotive Notes.

The Judicial Committee will report ban A.
incorporate the Trustees Of the Portland Sailors
Home, bill relating to appointment of police Off
GERS at campmeetlngs, bill relating to tax on per-
sonal property, bill giving )unty commissioners
Jurisdiction Ia repairs on highways bill to prevent
wanton destruction of school books; bill relating
to entry OF judgments; bill amt ndatory of act
OF 1870 relating TO apresl from decisions of
county commissioners; bill providing for taxation
all OF church property except meeting houses par
sonages and their furniture, and adversely on pc
tltons for renewing charter of the St. Croix and
Matawamkeag Railroad Co on order proposing
amendment Of revised statutes relating to trustee
process; on order relating to new indexes in Reg
istnes OF Deeds; on bill Incorporating the Deer
ing Land AMI Building Company; order for fur
Their safety in public halls.
On the petors Of citizens of Ellsworth for
iGcorpOi a ion OF associations for loan purposes
the Attorney General was instructed to submit a
bill.
The Committee on legal affairs will report bill
providing for views by julies in all cases az dscre.
lion Of court. And adversely on petitions for re-
peal of the Calais court bi /; on petition for
change Of election laws of the Penobscot Indiana.
on bill providing for exempt N from taxation OF
al water companies that provide waters for ex-
unguh mig hres to Cities free on bill TO prevent
persons not having diplomas from practicng med
icine.
The Committee on Mercantile Affairs and In.
sulance agree TO report bill to make 80 lbs. the
standard weight for bushel of oats bill to amend
the charter OF the Union Mutual Life Insurance
Company Of Maine, so that the Trustees can hold
property as trustees instead of Individuality
The Committee have not taken definite action
on the order proposing abolition of the office of
Insurance Commissioner but it is said the order
will receive uniayorabe action.
The Committee de- eide that the Mutual Relff
Association of Portland can organize under ger.
eral law and SO report adversely on the petition
for charter.
The Committee on Agriculture gave further
hearing 10 the friends of the Agricultural Co
lege. Ex-Gov. Coburn, G. A. Chaplin, l.. Oak
and 5. l.. Boaldmsn appeared before the COM
miltce and presented the wants and needs of the
college. The committee will visit the institution
tomorrow.
The Committee on Interior Waters had before
them The petition to prevent the throwing of
slabs and other refuse matter into the kennebec
river. Joseph Baker appeared for the petitioners
and .. ): Brown for those opposed. A large
number OF the business men of Fairfield and Wa
terville were before the committee. A further
consideration of the matter was held in the
evening, and voted TO report bill TO prevent the
throwing Of slabs, edgings, and other refuse into
the waters Of the Kennebec and Its tributaries.
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b O chitis.

From John Flagg, Esq. OF bennington y. II.
Three years since l was very much reduced
with dreadful cough which resulted in bronchi-
tbs, affecting me severely as to render it dith-
cult to speak in an audible voice. To this was
added severe night sweats, and was fearful of
going into a decline. After recourse to various
remedies, to no pose, made nse of DR.. Wis
TAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY, few bottles
OF which fully restored me to heath. Since that
time | have had several severe attacks of cough,
but keep it by me, and should not know how to do
without it."
50 cents and 81 90 a bottle. Sold by all drug
gists. ian "a teod,S wlw
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Relief without "A Doctor.

Though we would by no means be understood as
deprecatIng but rather as reComme n ling, profess
sional aid In disease. there are multtu of in.
stances when u Is neither neces airy easy OBJ
TAI .. A family provided with comprent H. Is e
household spec1; like Hos:etler's Stoma b tiers
j. posses ed OF medicinal resource II iequ ,te 10
most enc gencies la which medi al advice would
tie otherwise neeiiul. That sterling tonic AMI cor.
Give invara 'ly remedies, and authoritative civ
re commended Tor deOtlity, lad gestiou liver dlsor-
der, And irregular habit of the body. urinary and
u,e Inc troubles, inciplenJ rheumatism aud gout,
ami many 9th 5r ailmenls OF tequent occurrence.
IL ETA !icates and prevent intrrmtt mt ard remit
tent fsvers, relieves mental dependency, che cks
premature decay, aBd inviSorat,s the nerveus and
muscu ar { sues. Sleep, dges ION aud appetite
are promoted by It, AM It il extremely useiul in
overcoming the effects OF exhaustion and exposure
inng4 -pod Swl,x
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1t is interesting to notice that J. c. Mad
igan of Houlton assumed to represent the
people OF Maine at the Faneuil Hall meet
ing to endorse the compromise bill. We
have a very distinct recollection that Mad
igan tried hard to represent congression-
al district 10 Maine. but the people OF that
district very emphatically repudiated him
at the polls. What has happened that he
now has the cheek to claim to represent
the State
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GEAERdL NINA.

1t is stated that another call for ten million
of Fise-TweBijes will soon be made.
Miss Bertha Won Hillern performed her task OF
walking eighty EIGHT miles in twenty-six hours
With compile -
The Sultan is selling off many of bis horscs,
and will distribute the royal menagerie among the
gardens OF London. Paris and Brussels;
An English review Of the South Yorkshire Goa
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Grand Army of the Republic.

The proceedings Of the Grand Encampmcut Dc .
paftment of Maine @ A. r., at Gardiner, Tuesday
evening, were of unusual interest. The attend
ance was large, Is out Of the p Posts in the State
being repiest nted. 1t voted TO adopt the one
tenn system for the three FIST officers of the De.
partment. The following is a complete list of the
officers elected:
Department Commander-George F. Sheplev.
Portlaud.
Senior Vice Department COMMUNICATION T.
Richards Gaidiuer,
Junior Vice Department Commander-J. T. Gil
ley, Rocklsnd
Medical Drector-Atwood Crosby, Watervil!e.
Chsplan-W. {. Bauows. Blddeiold.
Council Adm INSTRUMENTATION Howard, Lew
ision; Ii. L. Wood, Dexter; L. f. Small. Ban
gor; X NJ. Stevens, Biddeford 5. j. Gallagher,
Augusta
Representative at LaIge-W B. LapAam, Au.
gu,ta.
Delegate to National observation-disclosures NJ.
Andrews, Biddeiord.
Alernate-E. {. Small. Bangor.
An invitation TO hold the next meeting at B;I.
doford was accepted. Measures were taken TO Sc
cure an act OF Incorporation. 1t was voted to
print the proceedings.
The reports of the several officers show the De-
partment in excellent condition. with an increase
Of membership over last year. The whole number
OF members III good standing is 1915 Amount
expended for CHARITY during the past year, was
d, 3VS.93. Number of families relieved, 63.
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].
Years ago, on Belgrade Hill, there was built
what in those days was called a beautiful meeting
house, mainly through the ins,runentalty of
worthy gentleman by the name of Pitts. then a
resident near BY. For many years the inhabitants
OF the surrounding community met there ard
worshipped Almighty God, but Tor the last twenty
years Few have been the prayers that have been
offered within It's coLsecrated walls, and il has
been said, though we do not vouch for its truth
that some oil the farmers in the immediate vicinity
have been known to shear their hocks of sheep
beneath its protecting roof, and the al-devourirg
hand OF time has been making sad nroads upon
its former beauty.
Bnt of late the Young folks Of the place, no
doubt assisted by the older portion of the com
munity, have been taking measures to repair the
house, so that once more it might be used for the
purpose for which it was erected.
The Dung people have formed dramat'c con-
pany, TO give entertainments, the proceeds Ct
which are TO be devoted to repairing the house,
and this week are to have an antiquarian supper
for the same purpose. Perhaps the labors of Mr.
Jacobs there for the past year or two may have
had something TO do with this awakening The
situation Of this meeting house, what is called
Belgrade Hill, is one of the most beautiful in
kennebec county. Within few rods is Titcomb
Academy, named IN honor of the father of Hon.
Samuel lltcomb of this city, and from both these
buildings YOU can see the whole length of Shows
Pond, stretching from the beautiful village OF
West Waerye to the southern limits of Sidney
and Belgrade; and IN the west all the mounte !,
peaks in Frankiin and Oxford EQUITIES are SEE q
and III a clear day, away through the blue e;h,
the White Mounains of New Iiamp. hire lift IN, ir
bald hesd:. We sincerely trus, that the under
taking here begun will ne pushed Onward until he
old Westinghouse shall once more stand forth in
its original beauty, and within its consecrated
walls once more may be proclaimed 81 am the way.
the truth, and the life"
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Mr.. Madigan undoubtedly is authorizes

Mr.. Madigan undoubtedly is authorized
to speak for the democrts of Maine, for
they, we observe, favor the compromise
bill, as they have good reasons for doing
But the republicans of Maine do not de-
sire to be represented by Bourbons like
Madigan upon any political question. BY
the way large proportion of the Faneui
Hall speakers seem to have been Of the
Madigan stripe.
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Geo. Z. Bracket, Of Belfast, Secretary of the
Good Templsrs of Maine, writes US, that three
new lodges have lately been instituted viz: De-
fiAnce, No so, at Damaliscotta, j. W. Snow, dep
uty; Guiding Star, No. 81. at Palmyra, Lewis
Wyman. deputy; Light of Home, No, %. South
Windham, DR.. W. n. Libby, deputy. The an
nual session of the Grand Lodge will be held at
Gardiner in Anil
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There is no medicine pre- 'crbed by physicians or
sold by Druggists, that carries such evidence of its
success and superior virtue as Boschees German
Syrup for severe Coughs, Colds settled on the
breast Consumption, any disease Of the Threat
and Lungs. proof of that fact is that any person
afflicted, can get Sample Bottle for 10 cents and
try 'uperor effect before buying the regular size
at IS cents. 1t has lately been Introduced in this
country from Germany, and its wonderful are aston
i,hng everyone that use 1t. Three doses will
lieve any case. Try it. Sold by all Druggists.
dec IS tTTS&w
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srsee nrst page for Committee Notices.

Some of the republican papers that ar
IDENTIFY endorsed and supported the com
promise, now that its passage is assumed
are exceedingly anxious that none but the
most unbend ng and trusty republicans
should be placed upon the commission.
Do they only now begin to ''smell rat ?"
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I1<D@'l'.

4 young man by the name of Frank Jewett, who
~ has been employed ia Yonng's FISH market
in this city hired a team OF Frank Lessor at the
Cu,nnOc III luse, last FRIDAY morning t. return
Mondav evening. tie wa at South Win isor
sunday evening, in company with woman, and
has not be seen since; but according to rumor,
has lett with the team and woman Tor parts I'M.
known. Jewett has light complexion with lieh
monstache and wore lisht overc Dat with cape.
He walks on peg leg, and Is qu k in his move.
ment,. The horse is ii bay with black On ,ne and
ILL., star IN his fIrehead, and hite fore foot with
black spots in white. The sleigh a new one,
h ack with NJ rail-, but step and scrdper, AMI Grim.
ION plush uDholsteIing RoOe budalo, lined with
ed. trness new, with silver plated mountIngs
n, b. If anJ BODY will return the above men.
toned team, or any rt of 1t, to the owner, they
will be suitably rewarded.
Augusta, Jan. 20. jln24.'2-
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Lungs of Leather could not withstand the ups
and do WIS OF our winter temperature. Churches,
theatres, lecture rooms, drawing rooms, kitchens
and schools, ring with the beating. OF laoorlug
chests AMI husky throats There's but one rem
edy for this evil, lale's Honey of Hore hound and
Tor. Take it and recover. Sold by all drug
gsts.
Pixies Tooth 4che Drops cure in minute.
ian l7-tSwlm
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The news from the Hudson is that large ice
crop has been gathered and ice will be cheap next
summer.
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Lecture upon Mormonism.

A. F. Lewis,iE.q, OF FryeburE, will give his
popular lecture upon "Salt Lake City and Nor
mon Life, in the Representatives Hall, on FIJI
day evening Jan. Goth, at 80 o'clock The sub
lect is one Of great interest socially, morally and
politically. The press speak in high terms of this
lecture wherever it has bee delivered
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-25

The Free Baptist Sociab'e will meet this even
ing with Mrs c. F. Penny on Summer street
All friends of the society are invited.