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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-08-25
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Mr.. r. Rothkain, travelling
clerk ot the shoe store Of E. Mar.
quAze & TO-, win visit onr parish
on or about the 10th Of Septemb-
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= Onf rice TURNER'S are rapidly
harvesting their crop; the wealth
er " cool and dry and quite favo-
rxble to them. The GAMES are
ANAL land suffer a great deal for
want Ofrais,. The OntiOok lbs os,r
principal staple ia very nnpromis-
ing. ~ s7aasn 7ff e'st
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DR. 0. HUARD.

Graduate Of he Medical Khexlfv Of Paris,
er.City Physician .cf The City cf Nsr Orieans.
Has permanently established himself in
S1J0hn the baptist, at the residence Of the
late DR. VIM. Hart. and rrepectfully oiiers
his medical services tc the public.
- n.r 81 .s.. Jan. IL y'r.
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Local Items.

Thanks to our friends of steam.
e~ st. John, Mary Ida and Blse
Wing for dies Of New Orleans
papers. ~ n 49,
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vs. Senator r. B. Stamps viited
the parish 0f 81 JOhn tho B~Jt-
ist this week, and was entestain-
I'D ~ his colleague, Senator Hem
~ Demas. .f's
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DR.. Tut has been en-.
gagged In the practice
OF medicine thirty
yeaSs, and for q long
time was demonstra.
tor Of anatomy In the
Medical College Of
Georgia, hence, per.
sons using his Pills
have the guarantee
that they are prepared
on scienii6c principles,
and are Tree from all
quackery.
lie has succeeded In
combining In them
the heretofore antag.
onistic qualities Of .
strssXsI sisE, fsYs.
ffrs1 feyi vsigtosie
Their 6rst apparent
elect II to increase the
betite BY causingths
food toproperly assim.
Hate. thus the system
- nourished, and by
their tonic action On
the digestive organs,
regular d healthy ev.
aeuatioasare produced
The rapidly with
which fsysoSs fsks -
fssk, while under the
influence ofthese pills,
|ol itself indicates their
|adaptability to nourish
THE body, and hence
their e6cacy in curing
nervous debility, mel.
anchoay, dyspepsia,
wasting Of the mus.
|cles, sluggishness Of
the liver, chronic con.
sfipation, and irnpaSt-
o the system. Sold ev.
nv Street. New York.
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WANTED.

Mr.. II. C. Vegas, ELEOSTINE STORE,
Assumption. La. wishes to rent store in
St. John the Bai,tist or st. Charles Hahn
willie would snit him. Give full infomations
in writing: Location, size Of building, terms,
&c.
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NOTICE!

The Assessment Roll of 1877 for this Parish
In completed and has been delivered to the
Recorder for thirty days, according to law
for revision.
Assessor of St. John the Baptist.
August 4, 1877. Atll77lm.
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Tie Westmisster Rscies. Contents
Of No. cCxlII., Cor July, Is77.
ART. .s'.s ="
q. The Chartered 0uildsof London.
2. Illicit Commissi0ns.
3. Harriet Martineau.
{. The Present Edacation Of Soil
citOrs. N .ss - l
S. Old Gaelic Culture.
8. Successfnl Lawyers.
2. The Cradle OF the Blue Nile.
8. The Eastern Question.
Q. Contemporary Literxturos-
! Theology, iAe.k
Philosophy,
Politics, Sociology, Voyages, and
Travels,
Science,
History and Biography,
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List OF Jurors drawn-in oonf,rmity
with Act No. - CT Regular se'sjon
Of the General Assembly Of 1877
to serve &C the next term Of the Dis
tiict Courtin this Parish to be hold
On on Monday. November 18th.
1877.
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IxlfIGRATTON 10 SOUTHERN

The following plan fircucOnRagiuR
immigration to The South WA nrc.
aented to the I.ouisisna BnreN,, Of
Emigration aome weeka since for
their confederation. The members
II The basrd do not eAutesuplate
doing anything before the meeting
of the I.egislaturp, in January next,
only t0ansver letters of inoniry, and
dislyihute unch circslava, naps and
th,oks a. they can commend. Il IL
impossible fbr them 10 do more at
psseswt. - asdesa ssssfsrf-r rnss !
We pnhlish the plan mentioned
above withant comments Of any kind
npon it, merits OF defects, and leave
Z % the pnhlic TO say what they
tm1mK AU&Omx. 5af"
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ing health and strength I
ervwhege. OGlce, AZ Mu'7
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-27
THE SULTAN WILL TREAT SEPAR-
ATELY WITH THE CAR.
The Russian Press Express De-
sire for Peace.
THE INTENTION OF ENG
LAND.
Rumor that Russia Wishes to Exclude
England from Pace Negotiations.
THE RUSSIANS CAPTURE THE TOWN OF
ENTREPOL.

VIENNA, November 26. The Ministerial Fren-
says the Sultan has expressed his intention to
treat separat' ly with the Gar. He abandons all
idea of applying TO any foreign powers for media
ton.
LONDON, November 26. A des patch from st
Peter sburg to the Post saws the Russian uewspa-
peIs express strong desire Tor peace. There Is
much talk of PROBABILITY for such settlement, l.,
which is SAID TO grow stronger daily.
Russia is reported to be making special exer-
tions to secure England's exclusion from negoti-
ations.
EpINBURGH, November 26. The Scotman's
London correspondent contradicts the reports tel
egrsphed to the Manchester Guardian by its Lon =
don correspondent, about the feeling produced in
| the minds of the ministers by Russian success and
| the possible Interference of England, and that
Disrael has informed the Russian minister that ii
Adrlanople be taken and Consantnople leopard
| lied, England might be compelled 10 go to war,
| and that orders have been issued for Immediately
preparing the army corps.
| The Scotmans correspondent says, "No note
has been sent TO Schouvalof and no army corps is
preparing"
| These rumors are only important because they
| tend to induce a belief that England is thorough
| " hostile to Russia, and will ultimately protec
| Turkey from the consequences of war.
LONDON, November 20. The Russian ofhcia
| despatch dated Bsgat, announces that the Rus
slams on Saturday captured the fortified town 0
Entrepol
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-27
THE STEAHER HURON.
The Examination OF the Wreck.
DIFFERENT ACCOUNTS OF
HER SEAWORTHINESS.
No More Bodies Recovered.
HER OFFICERS COMPETENT AND
RELIABLE.
No More Bodies Recovered.
Court of Invest gatiOn TO be Convened.

FORT MONROE, November 26. The Powhattan
Swatala, tug Fortune, and wrecking steamer
Baker, arrived of Kitty Hawk yesterda, morning.
| The Baker found the w0ck of the Huron at eight
o'clock A. NJ.
The is running verv high and no possibility
of landing. Admiral TrencharI ordered the
Swatara to remain and bury the dead when a
landing could be made with safety. Capt. Stod-
jard will remain with the Baker to watch the
vessel.
The Powhsttan left for Hampton Roads at one
O'Clock L. NJ, and anchored at midnight. She
passed large vessel sunk, with the two lower
masts above eight feet of water, and a topnast
gone, Carrituck light being northwest by north
almost thirteen miles.
| WASHINGTON, November 26. correspondent Mt
at the wreck OF the Huron reports at LAO Z. NJ
as follows:
No more bodies recovered. The tide is running
strong northwald and probably a number came
ashore further north. The sea is too high TO get
a boat to the wreck.
Admiral Warden will probably preside at the
court OF inquiry to Investigate the cause of the
disaster.
The following is received at the navy depart
ment'
The Bonita arrived at one O'Clock at Norfolk,
with four officers and thirty enlisted men, suryv-
of the Huron"
NEW YORK, November 26. The naval officer
here said 10 the editor OF the Commercial, to-day ::
81 do not think there was an officer who ever put
loot on The huron, but was aware OF her hims-
ness"
He said II think her machinery became dis
abled, and rs she was very hard to tack with her
machinery out of gear, it required much more
san than she could carry In such storm, to bring
her under control"
Capt. Braine says the Huron for her size and
beam was as staunch as any similar vessel IN the
navy, and her officers were competent and reliable
men.
y naval officer on the receiving ship Colorado,
yesterday said the llulon was one of Roheson's
patched up ships. After three years service she
~as rotten hull. Her ioremast was taken out
al this yard two years ago, and was rotten. Her
propeller had to be replaced. | have no d 1ubt
her engines went down aud she logged on a lee
sbUre under Il northeast gale.
lhl- Is the fist serious accident that has befal-
len d | Lifted states ship of war SINCE the trigate
Idaho was ran down IN the China Sea by an Eng
ilsh mail steamer about seven years ago
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-27
The Great FYeshet.
The Reports Of Damage at
Var Gus Points.
FAILING.
Great Damage TO Raiiroa Is in
the South.
Bridges Destroyed aud Track Washed
Away for Miles.

WAsHNGToN, November 26 The damage by
the storm IN Washington and vicinity, is princi-
psly confined to localities along the river front.
lhe loss OF properly is very great. Several tugs
and other vessels parted cables and drifttd down
liver. Lo loss OF life is reported.
Communication with Alexandria by railroad and
boat has been suspended. 1t is reported that
south OF Alexandra there are heavy washouts,
which will interrupt travel.
Senator Nilhefs, who resides in Alexandria,
and whose presence III the Senate is considered by
hun TO be necessary, to-day, came TO Washington
this morning III tug boat.
1he signal service observer at Great Falls Md,
reports al a. Nj. break in the canal right over
the conduit, thirty feet wide. The river has fal
len seven inches since this morning, and the ram
has ceased.
HAMPERS FERRY. November 26-9 30 A. NJ.
Report says the river has fallen five feet but Is
still very nigh.
The observer at the aquoduct office, George
town, ID. G., reports the rver has fallen Ii flteen
inches since O'Clock tins forenoon
BALTIMORE, November 26. The floods are sub
siding AT al, points. The Baltimore Il OHIO Rail-
road officials report damage to the track west OF
MaIlinsburg and east OF Green Spring Kun, the
track, bridges aud road, &c, are washed away for
miles. The water still covers the track several
feet in places.
RICHMOND, Va, November 26. The Peters
burg X " Weldon Railroad BRIDE and three spans
Of the Seaboard Il Roanoke Railroad bridge at
Weldon, y. g., are gone. The Roanoke river is
very high. The water has risen three feet siLce
O'Clock this morning, and 1t IS expected the last
named bridge has been entirely swept away.
Communication with Norfolk Va, via the Sea-
board x Roanoke Railroad, is still perfect.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-27
LOUISIANA MILL ON NERS.
A o ganizatIon for Resistance to the
Government.
AN ARMED POSSE DRIVE AWAY L. S.
MARSHALS.
They Threaten TO Kill if they Int r.
fered with.

New YORK, November 26. A New Orleans
despatch says mill owners VINO have been using
logs OF government, have organized to resist the
action OI Mar-hall and government officials, and
have got the State au horites to aid them.
Eally sunday morning at Pascagoia the sherif fl
Ut jackson county with an armed posse drove
away the marshals and special agents in charge,
and took foicDle POSSESSION of the property sezed
10y the United states marshal al the mill of GIlifin
n Co., and night between the State authorities
AID | hit, u States marsnals was imminent.
The authorities have despatched the United
states revenue cutter DX wit sailors and marin-
ers to the assistance OF the marshal IN charge.
lhc logs are pant OF lot III possession OF the
United States under a writ OF reIlsyin from the
| nled States circuit court. some log men are
gathering IN the woods They say they have
might, and shall have right to take what logs they
please, and they will kill somebody before they
should get through The mills are near Pasca
gola.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-27
Nallomfll Eoral Nrms.

Union Thanksgiving services will be held in
the Methodist church in this city on Thursday
forenoon next at the usual hour. half-past ten
o'clock. Sermon by the pastor, Rev. b. w. Le-
Lscheur. On Thursday evening there will be n
public meeting of the Temperance Reform Club
in City Hall. Dramatic readings addresses, &c.
will be among the exercises OF the occasion. All
are invited.
The stock Of goods remaining in the store oc-
cupied by G.. 5. johnson in this city was closed
out at auction on Monday of this week, at prices
to suit customers.
One of the most powerful and copious rain
storms of the season commenced in this region on
Sunday night aud continued through Monday
without material abatement The kennebec riv-
begins 10 feel the effects of the flood quite
sby.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-27

MONDAY, November 26.

MONDAY, November 26.
Webbei 4 Haviland vs.. X. Is. Dunn * Sons.
The various points at issue between the partie
be ihg mainly questions OF law and not Of fact fo
the jury to pass upon, counsel thought best Il
submit the cause Without aIgLment upon suct
ruling, Of presiding judge as he had al esdy ln
tlmatt d he should give tl,m. In this way the
party against whom the verdict may be rendered
will be atle to carry the TO the iull count up
on bill of exceptions, on report OF the evidence
Verdict for ptfs. for ST 1880
340 " William Ashton vs.. A. Z. Pottle. Wal
ron for ptf. Blake for deft This is an action up
On promIssoIy note for 500 given by the deil It
pit. part of the consideration for defls. be-
ius admitted 10 an equal partnership with the ptf
a small traffic carried on by him in West Water.
vile. The defence i want Of consideration fol
the note in suit. Ncidict for deft
40. Robert Webb vs.. Daniel F. Knowlton. f
W. Whi,ehouse for ptf; o. d. Baker for deft
This action i. brought to recover S3l6.50, fol
goods sold III 1861, according to the account an
xed. The goods were sent from Boston 10 tht
def. in St. John. n b., to be sold IN the Province
and in eastern Maine. In defence the delft vii
plead the statute of limitations, IN common par
lauce, that the account is outlawed. Verdict foj
1etsndaut.
1926. Ellen F. McFadden vs.. William Bubier
J. w. Spaudng of Richmond, for ptf. Vose fol
oeft. This is a compalt under the statute
charging the def. with being the father of he
illegilumate child, and seeking to compel hlm tt
assist in its maintenance. Trial begun.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-27
FEARS OF 4 WRECK.
The Government Boat Alarm Supposed
to be Lost.

NEW YORK, November 26 Grave fears are
entertained Tor The safety oil the government boat
Alarm, which left New York Thursday, for
Washington in charge of two officers and crew
OF about twenty five men.
Dispatches passed between the navy depart
meut and the government officers alJng the coast,
but no intelligence OF her whereabout is received
at the navy yard in this city, or at the navy de-
partment.
The Alarm put into this port week or ago
to repair plsi on rod which had broken on her
passage from Newport to Washington, where she
to be improved aud changed INTO regular
screw propeller. Her speed was about seven or
eight miles an hour. Lieutenant Paine was in
command with engineer Mtgtl.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-27
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, November 26 ISL.
FLOUR-Extra spring 81 75a5 rs.
WHEAT-No.2 2 -prlug, lll--aa cash; ll1a
Ill aNovemb. +, ll0A Aall01s December, No. l03hs;
lpl rejected, % "a.
CORN-No. mixed, 454 cash 4sh: Nov, 4sa !;
Dec 4s3s.
OATS 2f.c cash: 2s&c Nov; 25h Dec.
RYE-No :, So C.
BARLEY No. 2lspring, asa C.
PORK Cash III 80 al2 o., Nov. IL CO. /,
Dec, Il CO..
LARD Cash 7.gO-- cash: 1874 SIS, Nov;
Dec. slhi,
BULK MEATS-Shoulders 5aa51sc; short rib
sides Ia &C.; short clear rib, IA c.
WHISKEY-Western, 0ah.
tREIGHTS-Corn to Buffalo, 3sc.; wheat do,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-27
THE NEW ENGLAND soClNrY.
Resolutions of Respect for Hon. VI. IL
Grinncll.

New YORK, November 26 At meeting of the
New England Society Saturday evening, resolu-
tions oil respect for tne memory and of sorrow
and .ympa hy for the death of Hon Moses H..
Grnnell were unanimously passed. Mr Grinnel
was president of the society 1853 5i-55, and
was hearty and liberal supporter for the New
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-27
North VassalbOrO' Locals.

Messrs. Mitchell, Smith, and Mckinney Of
Portland, Col. F. Z. Shaw and c. NJ. Bailey have
been holding religious meetings in the Metho-
dist and Baptist churches, this being the third
week. Some considerable interest has been man.
ifested, and the continuance of the meetings de-
rcnd upon the continuance of the interest. Three
meetings were held on Sunday. AT the close of
the afternoon meeting large number of inqur-
,rs assembled in the vestry OF the Baptist church
and Agent White is of the opinion that there is
plenty of water for the winters supply.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-27
Personal.

Gen. Shepherd of Skowhegan, was on the train
yesterday, on his way to his Georgia plantation.
Rev. A r. Crane is now fully Settled" al the
parsonage in East Winthrop.
Capt George E. Bunker of the Portland barqle
alexander Campbell" together with his wife and
child, was ehoroformed while asleep on board his
vessel at Philadelphia the other night. and robbed
of $3.50. The robbers were pursued by the mate,
who snapped his revolver at them several times,
but the cartridges failed to explode.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-27
skOwhcgan Locals.

The citizens of Skowhegan were alarmed Sat
urdsy morning, by the cry of fire. 1t proved to
be in the centre of the village, in the store and
dwelling house of Asa Coleman. The fire depart
ment was called out and easily subdued the flames,
thus preventing a serious contlagraton. The in
mates of the house being so suddenly aroused
from sleep, were naturally considerably frightened.
One man was discovered tuggng away at an old
airtght stove, regardless of his own diShdbiHe al
pearance and the stirring scenes about him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-27
The French Agitation.
A MESSAGE FROM MACMAHON EX
PECTED.
RumoTs Concerning the Demands on tn
New Cabinet.

PARIS, November 26. 1t is beleued message
from MacMahon will be read in the deputies to-
day, dems ndDg the pa sage OF the Budget.
The Soleil says fresh ssoluion, if voted by the
Senate, would complicate instead of solve the cr-
SIS.
The Republic Franchise demands the withdraw
81 of tue new cabinet and renews its arg ument IN
favor OF congress of the two houses TO definitely
settle the agItated questions.
Several conservative papers say government
will call upon the Senate 10 declare openly for or
az gainst.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-27
THE HEBREWS.
A De- -OminaiiOnal Movement.

NEW YORK, November 26. A meeting of DEL
egates FROM various Hebrew coBgreg atons in
New 1oIk aud Eastern States. was held yester-
day, 10 consider the advisabllity of joining un.
ion of American Hebrew congregations, to which
most vi the Western congregato belong.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-27
SALEM LEAD COMPANY.

Warranted PURE WHITE LEAD.-Well
known throughout New England as the WHIT
EST FINEST and BEST.
LEAD TAPE, 5-o in. wide on reels for Cur
tain Sticks.
LEAD RIBBON, from 2 IL to inches
wide on reels for Builders.
LEAD PIPE, of any size or thickness.
At the lowest market Prices for goods of equal
quality. FRANCIS BROWN,
feh7 -tWSSly Treasurer, Salem Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-27
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Fatal accident,

FKANKLIN, November 26. Alfred Jordan, a
farmer, was thrown from his team Saturday even =
ing, receiving INJURIES from which he died this
mUInius. lie leaves family.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-27

In North Bridgton, Nov. Is, Samuel Riggs to
Mrs. yiia :. tiencn.-(a-es ~ and 81
In RUcklani Nov. l3 =. III. Cobb, Master U. $.
NavJ) To Miss Miunie + daughter of A. 5. Ers-
kline e
In Northport, Nov. q Mt1ot A. Drinkwater to
Miss Lizzie VI. Bro nice, both o, Lin oluvile
In Eden NV. ii, JoIu NJ. Rcha dSon 10 Miss
bic l.. Thomas, bu h OF Mt. Des rt.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-27
FINANO[ L & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.


sN"w York, November 20. ioH.
Money loaned at 6a7 per cent. on call. Foreign
exchange weak; 4s0%at.Sl-- for sixty days
and isi aS4a demand. tiold opened at 1917.
and closed at 1913 Borrowing rates -0ala2 per
cent and aat, and carrying rate 2A3 =. Clearings
Rl7,C0U 900. Custom receipts s255 90L. Treasury
iIsbursed, ss5 $40 interest tlss.O0 .or bonds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-27
The storm on the Sound.

The storm on the Sound Saturday night was
very severe. The steamer Bristol arrived here
this morning. She passed the steamer Providence
of the Fall River line, and the Rhode Island of
the Stonpgton liue, at anchor on sunday morn
ing, at the head Of the Sound. The iormer has
since rived at Newport.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-27
Weather Indications for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
falling barometer, brisk and high southeast to
southwest winds, nearly stationary temperature
cloudy and rainy weather, followed in the south
ern portions by rising barometer aud partly cloudy
weather.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-27

There will be meeting of the Augusta Red
Base Ball Club, this evening at haif-past seven
o'clock, at the cub room Locke's store. A
full meeting is desired, important bus mess viii
be transacted.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-27
NEW JERSEY.
Railroad Accident.

ELIZABETH, November 26. The engine and
cons ruction train on the Long Branch Railroad
yesterday, was thrown off the track near So. Am
boy by the feshet Undermining the track A
workman, MIR. John Benedict OF New Haven, and
Mr.. Wason, riding on the engine, were instantly
killed a few working men were also injured.
Death.
NEWARK, November 26. VIM. II. Camp, a
prominent merchant, died at midnight from nju-
rIes received IL jumping from a railroad train.
Marine Disaster.
CAPE MAY, November 26. The Russian bark
jose ph Lang, from Bordeaux, went ashore two
miles NORTH OF Cape May. Ii will be a total loss
Crew saved.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-27
Marine News.


Barqle Fred Eugene, Chase, from Troon for
Cuba, with coal, is reported by cable despatch to
have gone ashore at Caernaron Bar and filed and
probably total wreck. She registers four hund-
red and seventy tons, and was built in 1874 at
Walioboro, by W. Fish, Mt "a cost of nearly $4O,-
900. She is owned in Waldoboro' and Portland,
and is partly insured.
Barque Augustine, kobbe, from Bangor, which
was run into the 81 INST, while at anchor IN the
river Mersey, was cut down to the witer's edge.
The owners of the steamer have given bonds to
the amount Of $500, but refuse to pay damage
on the ground that the steamer was in charge OF a
censed pilot. The batque was IN dock on the
Sth inst.
Schooner Flora NJ. Crowley from the Kennebec
river, arrived at Washington, the 20th, with loss
of torctopsi and other sails damaged.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-27

T 'Fh VI u LIJT-A 7 T IlTlIsIIT OF OUUgHs HU'
Colds. use the popular remedy, Madam Porter
Cough BalsAm, one of the best and cheapest med
iciues sold Its virtues have been tested by thsus
and, for many years in the treatment Of all dis
eases of the Throa; and Lungs, and is confdenu,
offered as relicver OF those diseases Price %
80 aud IS cents a bottle. novS-t S-t&w4w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-27

la e. who for, ar have dopendneA on al mai
uer of powders All cosmetics Tor giviugShem A.
ticial c lmplexiol IT, now find that Gleun's sulphur
soap supplies then with pear,y skiu, aud ro,,
checks, elected nv the gentle stimulation If ma
ture. sold by all druggists. Hills Hair al,
Walker Dye, Black OF Brown, 30 cents
nrt2 24-tI WlmO
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-11-27
RHODE ISLAND.
Suicide.

PROVIDENCE, November 26. Almon Platt
aged sixty years, committed suicide in Pa,coag
on Friday morning. The cause of the act wa.
temporary Insanity.