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Sie benorfebenoe ,,Sdlad,t at,i
9ontte" ftt WotttredI.

Utpntreal, 10. Suli.-Sn elmer heute
itatt9efunbenen Seriammlung Der Scrtreter
Der yHational= @eie4i 4i1afteu" tpuroe beid,loI=
len, Die ySrarier" ais Gbriiteu auf3uiorbern,
ibre auf ben y. peran taltete Yarabe I'll nm
terlaIen. {or. 9eplin, Prdiibent Der st.
9atrifsz z@eieai6aft," iagte bel GrDfiuung Der
Serlammlung
Ser 3rped Der 8erianmlung if, ben bepor=
itebenOen un9liiGli6en 3uiamnenitoB am 12
Sult 5u bernieioen; mir baben ein babies
SabrbuuDert lang i'm 6rieoen unb i'm 9lHds
gelebt, uno es ipiirbe cine grobe &alamitGt
ieiu, penn bic beitebenbe Gintraft geftDrt
wiiroe. Die ariiis lit beoeufli6.
gSenn eine Baraoe ltattftnbet, 10 itno Sc
walttbdtigfeiten unbermeiblid,, NIB Serlulte
BON Nfenid)enleben f6uuen Die 6olge iei1.
SD boffe, baB mir Nlle ;uiammenmtrfen ner-
Den, I'M llnruben III bermeioen."
2onangebenOe Wttt9lieber Der yOranier"
lino angcblid) eiirig 6enliibt, etle Barabe gu
oerbtnoern. Die 4ngclegenbett lo1 beutt
abenb in elmer Seriammlung enti6ieoen per.
Den. Sed)63ig YoliSiiten Der Staot merOer
am u. nit Stuterlaoer= =Siid)ien bemaffnet
unb bic ganSe Yoli3eimannI6aft rptrb in 8e
rettifaft gebalten Iperoen.
Die ySranier" in perIdiebeneu StGoteu Der
brltil6en YrooinSen meloen, baB iie iit) Sabl
reid bet6eiligen uercen.
Die @eiabr abgctpeuoct.
Wt ntreal, 10. Sult. - Die ,,Sranier"
bel6lofien beute Abeno, feiue Yaraoe ab5a-
halten. Die Vtitglteoer tperoen ieGoA Sem
S0ttes0lenIte beiip0bner.
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@uropati5e Gabelber;dJte.
Ser orieataliiGe Gries.
9StdttSe llnterbanS iitnSet atpiid1en
Gn9latto mn0 Seitretd) a,atn
3We6e einer 8cmetnias
utest Syttternentipn.
ssas Yisnara benz ItOl,sm Sritanien Iaat.
6eriid1te iiber ein 8lnoniB stptSd)ett
Stuntanten 1ttt0 Serbien.

Die Situation in SuIgarisu uno &rmsnieu
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8rGnOe.

WtatOou, Sas., 10. Suti. -,6rn. 6rit
Stn5el'S 8rauerei brannte geitern 9lbenb ME.
Der. Serluit $22, 900; Seri6eruug $l2 POO
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3ra,triees Gttoe citer spa3ierfabrt.
Gin Serr ,tao clue Sane cts
fr1<4s Fs11

Grenton, @.zS., 10. Stuff. - @etern
Ibeno gegen 4lO llbr, als Or. 6. $. Reeo
uno q. s. Pariou in @eieli9aft speier 3D.
MEN Don einer Spa3ierfahrt am Oelamare srt-
riidfebrten, ipuroen bielelben pon etrem Stilr=
me iiberrai6t. Die 9ta6t mar peffinlter,
unp als bic @eielibaft bel Scub6er's Sails,
6 0seilen bon bier, ar1gefanIrnen mar, i9lug
Die autldls nm une itiirste nebf 5ubrnrann,
PferOen Hne Snlaifen in ben gSailerbehdlter
bes u9elapare Harttar &anals." Yarlon
5erbrah Elm Snti6eufeniter, arbeitete it1 ber=
aus uno Sog cine Der Oamen na9 iib, welhe
ii6 am Sbertbeile Der &utid)e feltflammerte,
mdbreno Yarion binmegeilte, I'M Siilfe 81
bolen. 9lls er 3uriidfam, tpuroe bic Dame,
oeren Srdfte bereits 81 i9pinben begannen,
gerettet; 9teeb unb Die anbere Dame marell
inspii6en ertrunfen, unb ibre 2ei1en purben
200 Yarbs bon Der Sutlf)e entiernt aef1nbeu.
Der Sutider unb bic Bferbe fan1en nit benz
geben baDon. YarlOn muroe burf) Die @laS=
iderben bes &utihenfeniters id]redltd ant
8opfe uub ben 6anbeu seri6nitter.
Gtferi.dt ,tmo Wad,e.
ALBANY, N.=D., 10. SuIt.-&bas. Bor=
ter, 40 Sabre oft nnb in WcGlure's gQen=
waa-eubanolung angeitellt, riiBbanbelte beute
Nahmittag feline Satin berart, bab man an
ibrem auftoulmen 3fpeifelt. Borter bebaup>
| tet, baB elm Steinbauer, Namens Wm.
| Starin, ieit ldngerer t3eit Elm berbrederildes
| SerbdltniB nit Der Sran nnterbaltem babe.
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9er. 165.
Wafft lino 86rIe,

Soutb mpton, 10. Suli.-0cr DAM
pier o8beiu" lit bon Nclp<Yorf bier augetom
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qufete

8. Heine,
Gde Der SGLtimore GtraBe
uno BoitsSifcezaoenue.
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81 nans=eomte:
4lhtb. q. g. xsebftsr, 3. $. 9soerimg,
SantueI 8. Ggetton, Gen. fS. ~. Spno,
Santes u. Merritt. ~. g. 8runsieloer,
Xtpputaun Selousr.
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1on on, 10. Suli. - @ine Sp0ial
ospci6e Oes ,,5tanbarO" melbet aus &OniRfam-
tinopel: v9luBubalb Der 9iuien Der feinOli<
Die Sul9aren, 3i6erteiicn un6 3arturen
sn9en. BREMEN uno moroen gegenieitig nad
Ser5ensluit. - Sberlt Sa!entiue 8afer miro
angeblid] RaOuf 9aida nad Iorianopel be.
9fetten."
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q. .. Su Bal.
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. m, 3D., 10. Suli. = @onOerneul
6ampton fam beute Mittag bier aH uno ftiec
i'm y3afe Spring Sotel" alb, mo- iid ieint
Sodter, ieine @ei6wifter l1nb auperc Witglie
Der ieiner 5amilie anibalten. am abenot
ngr6etbm cine Serenaoe gebra6t, unb er btel
cine fur;e Iureoe, III mel1er er fir Die Oe.
monltrution ais eiu BON Sirginieu benz
Staate SHO=@aroliua 9ebra6teS Compliment
0aufte
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
THE SPANISH CENTENNIAL CON-
MISSION.

PLEASANT OFFICIAL FAREWELL TO THE
MAYOR OF PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb Z, 1877.
His Honor Mayor StokcIy this morning received
the following graceful comm nuncatiou IRON Colonel
Lopez Fabra Chief Centennial Commissioner from
Spain, now about 10 takc rs departure for home
PHILADELPHIA. February, 1877.
O HOSORABLE Tux MAYOR CRY PHiLA.
lioSoGAgLK SR-rhe moment has arrived In which the
Spanish Commission to tho Centennial Exposition OF
Philadelphia returns 10 its native land aitor stay
teen months ~ the [ nited states OF America
On depnr ting from this city hut offer our
hsxre salute To which purpose direct myself you
hrst civil authority.
AZ one OF the great soe,u mites the closing Of the Ex.
position had the honor tho Dictator Genera
that the society of phia had favored
with the exquisite attentions and treatment thereby
making absence from native country less felt
you honorable sir. ~ho the supreme agstrats Of
city, add another worthy OF
Its euopy. While performing task aud executing our
work. have had to treat with merchants
OF Ia nced., charging any their regular
prices giving cause Tor dispute. You may we'll
hohofed sir be proud ut being the official auth or OF It's
Inhabitants
bidding you and all farewell. assure YOU tn at
the OF 1875 Will be forever grateful 10 our
feelings. and had not dear home should ice am.
bilious in II 10 form OF of the
Accept bonorsd sir this Loyal aud expression our
feelings testimony of the ever
which offer self II snormoie SIR your deve cd friend
j. LOPEZ FABkA, Royal Commissi for spain.
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
THE OREGON INVESTIGATION.

TELEoRAMs INTRODUCED BY SENATOR HERMAN.
WASHINGTON, Feb :, 1877.
Tho Senate committee investigating tho Oregon
electoral examined this morning DR.. George /.
Miller. Of Omaha, Neb., who Is a member
OF the National Democratic Committee. Hc tcsti.
fled Ia reply TO Senator Mitchell that he had
stclcgraphic correspondence with W. T. Peton, OF
New York, IN November last, IN relation to tho
Oregon case Hc was requested by Pel.on to 20 to
Oregon and do what ho could to prevent Watts got.
ting certificate, US II was believed that tho demo-
mad good thcre could not 80, but sent
IL. n. Patrick
In reply TO Senator Herman witness stated that
nothing was ever said about tho illcgitimate
Of money TO him In connection with tho
Oregon Ho told Mr.. Patrick That
necessary expenses for trip Oregon would be paid
from headquarters; saw Patrick upon his return TO
Omaha IRON oregon Patrick told aim that lawyers
tticatc 10 Watts Wuncss thought that patrick said
something about member OF The law firm which
had been retained BY the democrats bong connected
with the Oreyon.dn, daily paper published ~ Port
Ianu Oregon but did understand that this the
main reason for employing the hrm; ne received NO
dispatches asking him to hcIp raise money 10 pay
penscs any sort IN connection WITH tho Oregon caso
TELEGRAMs IxTRoDUckD.
Senator Herman introduced tho following dispatches
In ot tiucnco'-
NEw YoRx, sth
To JoHS H. MITCHELL H. w. Scorr Portland Oregon ::
Wc.mre absolutely certain ISJ HAYES II
Oregon Is SALE aud Tden Is of the ssss. Can
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
NEGLECTED CHILDREN.

Nary Ward. wife OF John Ward. occupying three
miserable looking rooms on tho fourth floor OF tho
house No. 1S3 avenue Z, arrested yesterday
ing ut tho instance OF Superintendent Jcn-
kns, OF the Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Children, for lusing her family.
Two Of her children, John and Martin, had been ound
crying In tho street warrant procured aud tho
premises rented by Mrs. Ward entered. The ccii.
ing md the h"or were covered with art. With tho
exception Of bedstend, slovc, char and cup and
plato there WAS nothing In the room. Mary Jano
Ward, year and half OLD. ana Martin. aged tour
years. were lying some straw In corner Of tho
room. Michael. Dominic and John Ward. thirteen,
nino and i've years old, were lying nude ON ragged
matrass the other corner The was brought up
Ia court yesterday and adjourned until this morning
allow for the producLion Of witnesses 10 the
domestic liio ot the Ward family.
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
ANOTHER DISPUTED ELECTOR.

PEYsER, A DEMOCRATIC ELEcTOE OF WEST vIR-
GINA, ON HIS WAY TO wAsHINoToN-HE Is
A CITIZEN AND AN ELIGIBLE HECTOR.
[Bx TELEoRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
BALTIMORE, Feb Z, 1877.
Abort peyscr, Of tho five democratic Presidcn.
tial electors Of West Virginia. here to-day. on HIS
way TO Washington, having been summoned by the
ScrgcantatArns OF tho United States Senate Peyscr
has no pAod believe or suspect that hc is
igiDc elector. He Is a native OF Prussia tor
mcrly resided in Baltimore. and natuural,zcd In
tho CITY Court september 13, 1867, but lost hrs
naturalization papers. Bcit re leaving here for Wash
ineton he procured ccrtincd copy Of tho court
record, with names 0f the witnesses
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
TRIAL OF MOLLY MAGUIRES.

SCRANTON, Pa, Fob. :, 1871
Tho trial OF four Molly Maguircs, named Patrick
Hestor, Petcr Ntzhugh, Alexander Graham and Patrick
Tuly, on charge OF having murdered Alexander Rca
nnc years ago, at Ccntralia, commenced in
Blopms0urg this evening before a crowded court
Tho Grand Jury brought ruo bnl and the prison.
crs pleaded not guilty Hester entered special plea
aud claimed that he ought not to be tried,
the ground that he had tccn Indicted
aud held III jail the sHino charge terms Of
tho court years ago. aud not granted trial
tat tinc alhough claiming one, but was discharged
HIS plea was nIca, together with the answer the
pnrt of the Commonwealth aftcr which the court ad-
journed until ninc o'clock tomorrow.
Tue town is throngcd with strangers, ana largo
number wcro unable to gain admistancc TO tho court
room
The New York herald., 1877-02-08

certainly defeat all democratic attempts bv fraud false
counting or bribery to capture Answer when sure
H. CHANDLER
. PORTLAND one son. Nov
Hon II. CHANDLER. New York
Have fear tar Oregon. IL Is absolutely certain for
Hases and Wheeler. 'bur ~ shortly least 700 Every
precautiou has been taken IRON the first against fraud
Democrats conceLe the election has been fair and admit
publicly thar have the state Ly ~ least 80 Our
anxiety u for Oregon, but ofher the
latest reliable Information. JOHN n. MITCHELL.
SAN Francisco. Nov. %. ls.C.
II on. JonS H. MITCHELL Portland Oregon:-
Hayes u elected II Oregon ain t;st
possible aud announce result make special
ments against fraud, which will be attempted Watch every
precinct Answer A. A. SARGENT.
NEw YoRK. Nov. =
Joux II. MITCHELL. Portland. Oregon
Without Oregon Hayes defeated Don't he defra auded
Hasten returns Answer. W. r. cHASDLek
NEw YORK. Nov o.
Hon. J. II. MircaKLL-
Returns elect Hayes sure. with Oregon which Is indis
penssbls. Cse utmost vigilance. W Il. CHANDLER.
PORTLAND, Nov Is. Is1M
Iloa. JouS II. NIrcmkLL Palace Hotel Francesca.
Cal.
Democrats claim Watts Ineligible being m smastcr ut
time OF election He has now fessnsd and resignation
ccpted Vote not being eanva>-ed yet Tie will undoubt-
sdy be NIL right. I event 81 Secretary Of state refusing
nx next highest vote Cartwright and Odel will refuse
recognize and will appoint Watts. and they Have
you any good news: STEELE.
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
A CONVICT sURRENDERs.

In April OF last year Thomas shoemaker lay 10 walt
for Joseph Black well outside tho 81 Nicholas HOTEL
in Lexington KY, and shot him he stepped on tho
sidewalk, tho ball penetrating tho lett side OF shc
breast tho lung schoonniaker was tried and as
Blackwell recovered from his Injuries The prisoner
convicted and sentenced TO two years prisonnent.
Three weeks a.o Schoonmaker aud two other prison.
crs naInod Collins and Upton, made thor escape from
Jail Scnoonmaker reached Canada. but, being with
out funds, bo rctraccd his stepS, and whom ho
reached Jersey City yesterday he was tired OF his
waIdcrings that bc surrendered hlmsof to detective
Clos, who took him to Police Headquarters do
spntch Immediately sent to Captain Sharp the
Jailor IN Lexington who will send officers ~ tuko
SchoOnm maker In charge.
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
A WOMAN OF FIRE.

John Williams, aged twenty, OF No IS King street,
burglar, inst his match yesterday morning In tho per-
OF Mra Sarah Greene, Of No 70 King street, into
whose rooms he forced an entrance Mrs. Groenc had
been the kitchen Of her residence and returning
to her bedroom found Williams In tho OF forcing
open her trunk. He had nlready packed up ready Tor
removal number OF small articles in the room.
Whom tho burglar saw Mrs. Greene no cndcavored to
escape through the door, but sho caught HIM by
tho throat and shouted tor help Williams struck her
In the and tried to throw hcr down. Mrs.
Greene's husband, hearing her cries for help, came
into tho aud speedily subdued Williams When
arraigncd before Justice Ottcrboury yesterday no
pleaded guilty, aud held In default OF S. 900 bail
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
ANOTHER MARVIN FIRE.

Pianos were discovered last night by an officer Of
tho Twentieth precinct, issuing from tho windows
on tho fourth floor of tho story brick
building, No. 32s West Thirty-seventh street, He
promptly sounded m alarm, and the engines
were soon tho spot and extinguished
the fire. Tho building Is occupied by Marvin Co.
as "a safe mandatory, and their stock was damaged
TO the extent of $3.50. John Geiccr, workman, in
attempting TO exlnguish tho flames, had hts hands
badly burned. The nro wa, caused Dy the upsetting
OF Of paint near gas Jct The loss Is fully COW
cred by insurance.
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
REDUCING SALARIES.

meeting Of the special committee appointed by
the Brooklyn Board OF Aldermen to consider the draft
OF bill for the reduction OF tho salaries OF the officials
Of that city was held last evening in tho Common
Council chamber. The ball, which gives full power
tho Board vi Aldermen 10 reduce the pay of tho
employees OF the city from tho Mayor to tho most
significant messenger VIII be presented TO she legs
lature In = lew days by Assemblyman John Nc
Gvoarty. large number OF taxpayers wcrc present
and expressed their views In relation TO tho nigh
salnHica now being paid 10 certain officials.
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
FINNEGAN'S LUCK.

Sanford f. Chccvcr, furniture hnIshcr, Of No as
Third avenue, has always borne good character
was charged at Washington Place Police Court by .
laborcr named James H. Finnegan with robbing him Of
twenty and pocket KNIFE. Cnsever cupatscaly
denicd charge, but Judge Utterbourg decided 10
hold him IN s.. OUO bail
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Tho following is tho Fro Marshal's report for tho
month Of January There wero log fires, the total
loss which was $72,2i5 On buildings slo, ,440 was
lost, and stock s6l,775. Tho uninsured loss was
81 60 OF which 500 wus on buildings aud $40 on
stock Tho total insurance property burned was
$76g SUI, Of which s395 $50 buildings aud
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
BEGINNING EARLY.

David Aschcr, aget eighteen, charged with stealing
boxes OF laces valuo SIS. from the store No ~
Greene street, brought before Justice OsscrbourR
held Tor trial default Of bail
The New York herald., 1877-02-08
THE ILLINOIS INELIGIBLE ELECTOR.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
wAsnISGroS, Feb. Z 1877.
Tho Sergeant alarms OF tho House tonight sent
deputy to Springfield, ILL.,. to confer with Governor
Palmer and summon n number Of witnesses In regard
TO tho eligibility OF Mr. Chaifcc Hayes clcctor who
it IL alleged, United states Commissioner when
elected, aud acted without resiyning
The New York herald., 1877-02-08

AZ thcf0 1s only ono f0turn from IIIInOIs tho
objection counting voto required signed
by at least Senator and ono member Of the House
OF Representatives, whereupon tho two houses viii
separate for action. No votc votes from auy State
IRON which but ono has been received can DO
rejected, except by tho affirmative vote OF the two
houses This will not be subject 10 the Electoral
Commission.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-29
ADDITIONAL STATEMENT,

Since the above statement was made have been
rapidly improving in health. Ihave had no return
OF the disagreeable symptoms that attended my
former sickness, and although affected from time
to time with severe colds incidental to the sudden
changes in Our climate, they have not been sutfi.
cient to bring a return OF the disease. MY gen.
eral health has been excellent. | have gained
twenty i've pounds and consider myself entirely
recovered from disease that IA year ago seemed
likely TO totally undermine my nstttution. since
last February have consulted with great many
afflicted with Catarrh, and in the hundreds of cases
in which have sold 1t, have never an In
stance sufficient to shake the contdence 1 feel in
Sanord's Radical Cure TOR Catarrh
October 70, 1915. GEORGE +. DINSNORE.
Each package contains DIR. Sanford's Improved
lnhalinR Tube, with full directions for use IN all
cases. Price . 90. For sale by all wholesale and
retail druggists throughout the United States
WEEKS POTTER, General Agents, and Whole.
sale Druggists, Boston,
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EBB A ND FLOW.

How easily He turns the tides r.,
just now the yellow beach was dry,
just now the gaunt rocks all were bare ttl
The sun beat hot and thirstily
Each seaweed waved its long brown hair
And bent and languished as in pain;
Then in flashing moments space
The white foam-feet which spurned the sand
Paused in their joyous outward race,
Wheeled, wavered, turned them to the land,
And swift, legionary band
Poured on the waiting shores again.
How easily He turns the tides
The fullness of my yesterday
Has vanished like a rapid dream,
And pitilcss and far away
The cool, refreshing waters CLEAN;
Grim rocks of dread and doubt and pain
Rear their dark fronts where once was sea;
But can smile and wait for Him
Who turns the tides so easily,
Fills the spent rock-poo to its brim,
And up from the horizon dim
Leads his bright morning waves again.
-lSUsAN COOLIDGE.
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goftru.
THE sEvEN-NfGHT's WATCH.
NORTH COUNTRY SUPERSTITION.

Nay, don't turn the key, not yet, not We five
nights haven't past and gone
Slnce we laid the green sods straight and meet to
wait for the cold gray stone:
See his pipe still lies on the mantel where the old
armchair is set
The knife is left in the half carved stick--don't
turn the door key yet
How it rains II must be dree an all where the
wet wind sweeps the brow,
And IT'S dry and warm by the hearthstone; don't
steek the Intel now!
fhng hr-log on the ingle; he was used to love
the light 80.
That shone haste thee" through the darkness.
when he was abroad at night.
Thieves nay, they scarce come ND our vay. and s
there's none much to steal
just the bread loaf in the cupboard, and the hank
on the spinning wheel;
And Id rather lose the all have, ave the burial
fee on the Shelf
Than think of him barred out from home ont in
the cold by himself.
Whsht was not yon footstep in the path out
there by the byre1
Whisht lssknow how boards can crack. | say
pile sticks on the fire.
The wind slghs over the upland. just like part
ing soul:
Get to bed with you all-Ill stay, and keep nv
watch by the gathering coal
For all he grew so wild and strange, my one son
loved his mother, a
Mayhap he'd come to me, when scarce he'd show
himself to another
When the drink was out he was always kind and
cen when he had drop A'
lie was mild to me. Dost turn the key
For seven nights here l stop.
bore him. kept him. and loved him; whatever
else might come,
lie knew, while his mother held the door, was
always his welcome home.
You may stare and laugh, an it please YOU; but
oh, CLINT of him
Were just sparkle of heaven to his eyes that are
waxing dim!
And know; should he meet his father up there
in the rest and joy,
lie say, "a couple Of nights are left thou'st
need to cheer her, my boy"
So, leave the key, and fetch the logs, till the
mourners week is done;
tell thee I'll watch, lest | miss in sleep last
smile frcm my son. as
All The Year Around
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PUBLIC HEARING.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Joint Standing
~ Committee on Interior Waters will be in ses !.
sion In Room No. 8, state House, Augusta, at 2
O'Clock, Z. M, Wednesday Jan. 24th 1871 and will
then give hearing on the matter of Bill referred
to said Committee, entitled "An act to prevent the
threwng of slabs and other refuse into the kenne.
bee river and its trbutaries.p
i. NJ BOARDMAN,l Ch,
NATH. MEADER, NhaHmen
Augusta, Jan. 10th, 1877. ianll.,tf
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NO 2.
COMMITTEE NOTICES.
PUBLIC HEARING.

The Comittee on Ways and Bridges will give
hearing to all parties interested In the making free
of Arrowsic Bridge, and Merry meeting Bay Bridge
$50 called Also the repeating the charter Of Sag
adahoc Ferry and to incorporate the Peoples Fer
ry, on Tuesday, the 30th inst. at IL O'Clock p. NJ
10 Room No. g. State House.
J ~ p W; hItiy4 IHiRyA4GpoS' ohairmen.
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Published every Wednesday morning, is the
argest iolio paper in the State, containing news
pontical articles. agricultural and scientific matter
i -s poetry anecdotes, household matter, mark
tt1, &C., &c.
Terms, per dnnum IN advance.
Transient Advertisements, t2.UO per inen for lrst
Soeg, % cents per week Tor each subsequent in.
sertlVn.
>pecia Notices, a2.50 per inch for first week; 80
per week Tor each subsequent week.
business Notices, in reading columns, 20 cents
er line ior drst iusertion ~ cents per line for each
sGD-cluoul Insertion.
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Iasued every morning, except sundays. IL con-
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reports OF the Markets, and has careslly prepared
Uiitical and local articles, and generous amount
Of farming, home and miscellaneous reading with
4 tull compilation oil state news.
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VOL. VIII
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Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street,
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Committee on Ways and Means.
The Committee on Ways and Means will meet in
the Aojt General Omce each day at 2 p. NJ. until
otherwise ordered.
WIN. ROGERS. Chairman.
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For the immediate relief and permanent cure OF
many forms OF Paralysis, Epilepsy of Fits, and
Nervous and Involuntary Muscular Action,