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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-12-25
Special Notices
STARChENE!
PERFUMED STARCH ENAMEL,
FOR HOT OR COLD STARCH

FOR HOT OR COLD STARCH.
The best Linen Polish in the world is
sTARCHENE.
If you want your linen to look like new use
sTARCHENE.
To save labor use
sTARCHENE.
To prevent the iron from sticking use
sTARCHENE.
For lne Laundry finish use
sTARCHESE.
To prevent mlldew use
sTARCHNNE.
Remember that the only article that can be used
in hot or cold starch IS
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No article ever showed up such list of teslimoni
ais AS
sTARCHENE.
In once using you will never be without
STANCHENE.
starchene Perfumed Starch Enamel ia one OF the
discoveries Tor which households must feel espe-
cally grateful. By the use OF this ell giant prepa.
ration every family can give their linen that bril-.
liant polish which has heretofore been peculiar to
due laundry work. The recommendation Of his
great discovery are legion and ever yone should
nny abottle, Of which the price is only TWEEN
ty'lve cents. j. II. Bosworth h CO.. are the
Agents for The starcaene Periumed Starch Enam-
81 which Is sold every where.-l Boston Dali Globe
July 10, 1871.
per bottle We want lew smart, energetic
men TO manage the ale of our goods ia the Middle
and Western States.
j. H. BOswORTH & co.
q. +. DONNES, State Agent,
No. ia Federal Street, Portland.
+. W. kiNSh N, &CO.,
Corner Water and Bridge SITS Augusta,
Agents for hennebec Co.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-12-25
Merry Christmas to every body

The American Museum Of Natural History in
New York city wss formally opened on Saturday
by President Hayes. President Eliot Of Harvard
delivered the address on the occasion.
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And now hulled corn is put up in cans ready 70

And now hulled corn is put up in cans ready fol-
use Howes & Co. have it.
| There will be good show OF trotting horses
at the Fair next week-better ii is said than ever
before. See advertisement.
The long agitated question about the length of
| squirt may now be considered as settled But that
OF the first water never will be-
The Ship Charlotte W White OF Belfast now at
st. John, \. b., loading lumber for Liverpool. has
been thoroughly oycrhauled in her top gear, in
Guiding some new masts and yards
Mr. Sawin. who rcnoyatcs and repairs clothing.
has taken up a useful occupation. especially for
bachelors who are helpless i'll tie matter Of bat
tons and grease spots, H. does it nicely
EX-Gor. crosby. Who was SERIOUSLY i'll some
weeks age has 50 lar recovered that he has under
taken voyage to Turtle Head where he cniovs
the nvigoraing air OF the sea and the hospitality
Of Dr. Davis cottage
Vt meeting OF the city government On Satur
Gay evening the committee appointed to look al
ter the matter OF unCoected taxes for the wear
1874 and 1873 reported \ warrant OF distress mas
been served upon Mr.. Pitcher and new collector
for those years will be appointed A new com
mittee, consisting Of the Mayor and councmen
Il II Carter and 0. q. White. wus appointed to
take the matierin charge. which includes the set
dement, with Mr. Pitchers bondsnen
aEAKsroEr The late warm weather caused a
second blosSomng Of violets and wild roses
Bark hobbe has been towcd to Bangor to load
There il Il sQlIabble over the location Of the com
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There has seldom been case of muir.

There has seldom been a ease of muir
der attended by such shocking tiendish-
ness us that for which Hayden has Just
been tried i'll Vermont. He was living Il
fast and incorporate life in Boston, when
he met and married an estmable Young
lady Of property and excellent family.
After he had squandered her fortune and
abused her incredibly, She was compelled
to separate from him, and took refuge in a
as he afterwards declared, for the pur-
pose of numbering her, forced his way
into the house, and shot her dead in the
presence of her sister and sisters hus-
band. He has never shown a moments
remorse, but affects to be insane. The
scene in the court house at the coming in
of the jury is described as follows
At fifteen minutes past nine this morning the
jury i'll the Hayden murder trial entered the court
The judge ordered Hayden to be brought in, and
III two minutes he entered i'll company with Shcr
i'll Iloidridge He looked pale and carcworn The
verdict declared as guilty of murder in the
first degree.
The court asked Hayden what he had to say.
Hayden rose and SAID IL have several requests IL
make your honor. The first is that be allowed
| IN company with proper officers to visit the grave
| OF my wife. The second that my sentence, be glv
Ell me at once, and that the execution take place
at once that it be as public as possible that the
enemies who have driven me to this death NAV
have the satisfaction which they ask for, and
which believe, IN their own Judgment they feel
thcV are justified in having. non Ilaylrns con
cluslon he sat down. seemingly laboring under a
terrible mental agony
Counsel for Hayden announced he had eXccp
tons To make and the court deferred sentence
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--a--s-
DIED.

l0 o,st not{oes deyoad tle pate Naae and igt
and months.
p In IRoekport, sept. 10TH II. j. A. Hutchings OF
VI n hoGka4d, Sept It'll Allie L., of Rev. A.
NJ; ana Ella " Wood, aged yr., 3 mos and Is DAYS
IN Warren, Sept. 10th, William Davis, aged 50
years, months and Is DAYS
IN south Ihomaston, Sept. 1th Charlie, son of
James and Martha j. Harrington, aged months
~ south lhomaston, Sept. Sth, Edgar Burpee son
OF r. ,. and q. L. Carver Of yinalhaven, aged /
year, month and - DAYS
W, N St. George, Sept. 4th Altos b. daughter of
r. ana Hannah Murphy, aged year and days.
IN south Wadobolo, Sept. 9TH Zeruah s., only
years. = 20 : =
In West Camden Sept. 5th, Catharne, wife of
John Iolman, aged Il years
aged 76 years "
In sedgwick, August 10Th, Mrs Lois Parker, aged
70 years and months
IN bluehill, Sept 5th, Capt Leonard Roberts, aged
IN Franklin, Aug 18th. after a long and painful
sickness, Mrs. Eunice Whitaker. aged 6, years
IN Hancock, Sept 9th, +. T Graves, aged By years
and months.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST

ARRIVED.
sept. 18th, schrS. Earl, Patter shall Bangor. for
n. y. " ii'''oi >
Sept Eth U. 5. schr Earnest Hawlev. Deer Sic.
sept 18th, schrs. J. +. Merriam, Dean Boston :
orient Staples. Portland Silver Spray Tenney,
New York, Maria Theresa, Keller, do Mazuk;,,
Slower Bangor.
!, Sept 18Th scIrs Kennedy, Eau, New York: VIII
Iam' l'antors, Ellsworth: Ruth = Hodgdon Torrev.
New ork .
Sept 10th, schr. Lillian, Ryan, Boston.
SAILED.
Sept 18Th, schr Acorn, (Br.) Across Bangor.
sept lfth, schrs, Earl Iattsrshall, WEYMOUTH J.
\. Neirian' Dean, Bangor; NJ. A. Fos ON, Rose
Sept l5th' schi Orient, Staples, Bangor
sept. 10th, schrs. Silver Spray Tenucy R0ckland
KENNEDY, Eau, do; Florence \. Tower, Adams,
l.incomvlle
Sept. 18TH, schr. Geo. snattucl, Carter. Boston.
Sept. 18th, schrs Helen NJ. Condor, McCnrtv
Brookyn, n ~ Ruth 5: Hodgdon, Torrey, ROCK
land; Maria Theresa, Keller, do
sept. i9th, l. $ coast survey schr. Earnest, HAY
ley for Baltimore.
Sept: 10th, schr. James Holmes Ryder, Ellsworth
to load for Rondout, New York
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The Severe Storm.

GALVESTON, Sept. Is. \ very severe
WIND and ram storm visited the entire
coast yesterday, and high wind prevail
ed here all day Sunday and Sunday night,
increasing IN severity from A. NJ. Mon
day until noon. The wind blew ut the
rate Of 80 miles an hour and rain fell in
torrents. The water in Galveston Bay
in some places reached the level of the
WharVes and the lower or more exposed
portions Of the city were under water two
or three hours. About noon the wind
moderated and the water began to re-
cede and before night the Sky was clear
with Il strong cold norther blowing There
was very little damage in the city consid-
erlng the severity of the storm. Three
cotton presses lost portions Of their walls
and three unoccupied blocks We're consid-
erablN damaged No loss OF life is re-
ported and no disaster to shipping, cX-
cept to the smaller class OF coasters. The
railroad bridges across the bay are badly
damaged, and it will be several DAYS be
fore trains will run regularly. A special
from RocIport says the storm was severe
and the propeller AIgril is missing. 4
despatch from Brazos Santiago. saws half
Of that island is Submerged
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The Tweed Business.

The strong preSSureof the law upon Viii
| liam NJ. Tweed has brought him to a con
dition in which he is ready TO .'squeal, "
as thieves say when they confess in fact
he is telling what be knows in nstallments
| to Il committee Of New York aldermen.
The record goes back to 1850 when he
and -four other supervise combined for
the purpose of controlling the appoint
mcnt OF election Inspectors. The board
! OF supervisors being a lie they We're only
enabled to obtain control by buying one
OF the Republicans to stay away from the
meeting and give them the majority He
and others also, us early rs 1860. combined
to approve bills for Il percentage of the
amount, and their combination failed only
when the thieves began TO quarrel over
the division Of the spois. When they
were united they never failed to purchase
enough Republicans to give them absolute
power.
The New York sun of Tuesday has the
report Of an interview with John Norris
sey, in which John declared that O'Brien
is Il fool, and added
No doubt he assigned part Of his claim
to Tweed, and another part to Connolly
MorlSScy had Sl3,U0O OF the mortgages
himself. in part payment of money due.
which he afterwards sold to Senator Bin
by. The latter bought nearly all the
mortgages O'Blien had. MorIissey says
Tweed had two nistresses tor years. one
Of whom lived within a stones throw Of
his house Oh Fifth Avenue, and in the
Summer rs near his residence in Green
Wich. Wheeler and ipccllham traced to
one OF these woman more than a million
dollars oi public money. Tweed gallanted
her from Maine to California and through
the streets of New York in defiance OF
public decency. While he and his band
ofrobbcrs were in authority, he corrupted
everybody and everything from the high
est To the lowest. He even controlled the
courts
MomlsScy continued: II organized the
fight known as the young democracy,
and went to Albany in 1870 to carry On
the campaign. remaining there nearly
four months. persuaded Mr.. Tildcn ana
Mr., Greeley to 60 there and speak against
the ring charter Greeley was anxious to
have an election law for the protection of
voters, and the ring agreeing to give him
one, he Withdrew his opposition to the
charter. 1t cost the ring Il million dollars
to carry that charter through the Iegis-
laturr. After the exposure Of the Ring in
1871, persuaded Mr.. ridden to 90 to the
Rochester convention, and attack them.
| asked 'Iilden if he had stolen ANYTHING
or been in any way connected with them.
He asked what meant by such Il Ques-
ton, and told him no man could steal and
fight at the same time. Ifyour hands are
clean, said |, 90 in and fight them, but if
You have stolen anything keep away"
MorriSsey considers this investigation us
a job OF kelley's to implicatc him, and he
desires the committee to subpoena and
ask him amy question about the Ring
He predicts the effects of exposure will
be the reelection of Woodin and others
to the legislature, and the defeat Of Tam
many Hall this fall
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MARRIED..

-, In Thorndike, Sept. 18th, by Rev. f. f. Ware
Mr. mott Gates Of Thorndike, and Miss Mary E
and Miss Nettie NJ. Andrews
u ,Hope, Sept. 9th, Mr.. Edwin j. OFT of Camden,
ana Miss Bell V. Clark of So Thomaston
~ ~ hockport, Sept. Sth, Floyd l.. Shaw and Emily
v orcester, both of Rockport. John f. Cary and
DtLa A. Carver, both of Rockport.
G. IN Ihomaston Sept. 9TH, Can't. Franklin Watts of
ot. George, and Angie, daughter Of Alpheus Sher,
man, Esq, Of Thomaston
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Total vote, 10, l33; majority against
the proposition, 4,693. Twenty eight
towns and some twenty-five plantations
remain to be heard from
The proposition in regard to Municipal
indebtness, is adopted by an overwhelm-
ing Note-lo,0O0 eyes, to some G,OOD
no" X nnebec journal.
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| We have but two Democratic daily papers in The
| State, and immediately after the nomination was
| made one OF them attacked the candidate and
! kept up constant fire upon him until the election
| furnishing the republican papers with nearly all
| their capital for the campaign OF course the ct-
| feet was very damaging. The personal following
| OF Atf. Emery was not large enough to make any
material difference but his course discouraged the
| Democracy everywhere and paralvzed all efforts
for successful organization. 1t not only discou1-
| aged democrats and prevented their becoming ac-
tive but deferred republicans from Joining us
W hat lnducement was there for them to 90 to
minority that were quarrclling among themselves
\ few did vote with US but nothing like the NUN
Der that would have done so. had there been har
monv in our ranks
The simple truth is that Marcellus Emery de
stloyed the chances Of the party BY betraying it
and has done it more harm than he could do it
good il he We're to live five hundred Years longer
There is no reasonable excuse or apology for his
conduct. 1t has been dishonest from the start
His real grievance the refusal Of the conven
ton to incorporate license plank i'll the PLATFORM
and his pretended dissatisfaction with the letter OF
acceptance was but false and shallow pretence
Finally 10 rule he deliberately sought TO ruin
The Democrats OF Maine should see to it that he
never has power to intiicr such injury again Ac
corling to all rules Of war treacherv in time Of
battle III the face Of the enemy is punishable with
death. He has betrayed us in battle in the face
Of the enemy and supplied them with ammunition
to be used against us and political death should be
his portion. Cut him off class him is an ally Of
Blanes forces, rally anew around the old Demo
cratic flag that is to float in triumph over all
the country in 1880
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The republican party, at its convention at Au-
gusta the previous week had split nearly to pieces
over the issue of support or condemnation Of the
administration, and the party leaders were in great
doubt as to what the result OF this disagreement
would lead to. but they wisely awaited the action
Of the Democratic party before coming to blows
among themselves. The nomination Of Mr.. Viii
hams was wet blanket for their hopes of carry
ing through the Blaine programme without scut
nc. 1t was thought at one time in the early part
of the canvass that the administration might set
up business on their own account. and thus make
Il serious job for Mr. Blaine to pull his candidate
through, But when these gentlemen of patriotic
instincts. We're daily notified by the Bangor Com
mcrciaI that there open rebellion in the ranks
of the Democracy, they saw at Il glance that it was
no time for them to declare their independence Of
the Blame ring. aud therefore their votes are
counted for Mr.. Blaines candidate when under a
more favorable showing for the Democrats in the
early stages OF the short campaign. they would
have mustered courage to have been out spoken in
their manifestations Of diSapproval of his tactous
course towards the administration.
This we believe to have been the true state OF
the canvass in It's early stages and with the dead
y opposition OF the Democrats i'll the Penobscot
region. led by Emery, do not see how q differ
cnt result could have been anticipated Such
Ueachery us has been manifested by Emery shonld
be SummMIy dealt with by the next Democratic
convention, and instead of such men being allow
cd to lead the party they should be sent very far
10 the rear. \ resolution of condemnation may
net repair the injury, but if may serve to deter
other evil workers from pursuing the same suicidal
policy hereafter.
The ruin accomplished by Emery was NOT 50 aI-
parent IN the vote of the Democracy as in the
stimulus il gave the Republicans to swell their
vote above the ordinary number ion an of year
The articles Of the Commercial in opposition u
llIalns were plraded in every Republican paper
from PaS-amaqunddy Head to kittery Point and
served as so much ammunition 10 supply the guus
al,
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to the programme already givor, In the
evening the Common was lighted with
calcium and colored lights, making a
grand appearance.
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AT a Court of Probate, held at Belfast within and
tor the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday
Of September, A. D. 1877.
Upon the foregoing Petition, Ordered That the
petitioner give notice to all persons interested by
causing Il copy of said petition, with this order there
On, TO be published three weeks successfully in the
republican journal paper printed at Belfast, that
they may appear at 4 Probate Court, to be held nj
the Probate Office in Belfast aforesaid on the sec
ono tuesday OF October nest ri zen O'Clock in the
same should not be granted.
PtlLO HER>EY, Judge
a true copy. Attes5-B. 7. FIELD, Register.
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Pills, Potions and Pungencies.
Ask Yourself These Questions

Are YOU Respondent sufferer from Sick Head
ache, dabltual CoStlveness, palpitaton of tn,
Heart Have You Dizziness of the Head l.
your Nervous System depressed! Does youl
Blood circulate badly Have You Cough Low
Spirits Coming up ofthe food after eating &C.
dc. All Of these and much more are the drec
results of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and lnd
gestlon GkEENS AUGUST FLOWER is now ac
knowlcdged by all Druggists to be positive cure
2,4oo,oo0 bottles were given away III the t. s
through Druggists to the people as a trial Tive
doses will satisfy any person of its wonderful DUAL
ny IN curing all forms OF Indigestion. Salnpl,
bottles 10 cts. Rrgular size 75cts. Sold positive
by all first class Druggists in [ 5.
Sold by k. IL. Moody, Belfast kittridge Rock
land Fletcher, Camden; Smith a Sons, Scarsport
Robinson, Thomaston also to be found in Waldo
bOrO and BuckSport
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PROBATE NOTICES.

To the Honorable Judge of Probate for the County
| Of Waldo
| 7 NJ. PARTRIDGE of Stockton, in the County
LIE of Waldo, Administrator of the estate of the
late firm of c. S. 4 o. Fletcher of stockton in said
County, respectfully represents that the goods chat
ties and credits of said deceased not sufficient to
answer their just debts and charges of Adminisr,-
| ton, by the sum OF two thousand dollars.
| Wherefore your petitioner prays your honor to
grant him license to sell and convey much of
the real estate of said C. 5 & o. Fletcher will sat
isy his debts and incidental charges, and charges Of
Administration, at public or private sale
l.. NJ PARTRIDGE.
At Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday of
September, A. ID. 1o17.
Upon the foregoing Petition, Ordered, That the
petitioner give notice to all persons interested by
causing copy Of said petition, with this order there
on, to be published three weeks successfully in the
Republican journal. paper printed at Belfast that
they may appear at Probate Court to be held at the
Probate Office in Belfast aforesaid, on tile second
tuesday OF October next, at ten O'Clock in The
forenoon, and shew cause, if any they have why the
same should not be granted.
PHILO HERsEY, Judge
true copy, Attest B. P. FIELD, Register
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To the Honorable Judge Of Probate for the County
Of Waldo
"lLL1AM II. MOODY, Administrator of the
w estate OF David Moody, late Of Unity, in said
County deceased, respectfully represents that the
goods chattles and credits of said deceased are not
sul1c!ent to answer his just debts and charges of
Administration, by the sum of one hundred and
seyenty-tive dollars
Wherefore your petitioner prays your honor to
the real estate of said deceased ncudng the reyer
sion Of the Widows dover thereon as will satisfy
MS debts and incidental charges, and charges Of
WM H. MOODY
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Think for Yourself.

Thousands lead miserable lives, suffering from
dyspepsia, "A disordercd stomach and liver. produc
ing blliousneSs, heartburn, costivcncss, weakness
irregular appetite, low spirits, raising food atte
eating and often ending i'll fatal attacks OF fever
THEY KNOW THEY ARE SICK, yet get little sympathy
The untalling remedy which is yearly restorin.
thousands. is DaCostas Radical Cure sold by W o
Poor Son, sole agents for Belfast. 4. }. Jordan
agent for BuckSport.
A p cent bottle will convince you of its merits
Don't delay another hour after reading this, but g
and get bottle, and yourrclicf is certain as yol
live. Will You do ii, or will yon continue To SUI
fer! Think for yourself
Professor Parkcr's Pleasant Worm Syrup is per
fectly safe and extremely paaable. No physic re
quired. Costs D cents Try it. ttl4
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Notice to Foreclose a MORTGAGE


the subscriber hereby give public notice that |
Is hold mortgage on the following described
real estate, situated in the town of Liberty III the
County of Waldo except dower) and bounded as
follows; Beginning at IL stake and stones in south
erly corner of the homestead farm of Samuel Dodge
thence north-easterly by the south-easterly line OF
said Dodge, and land of Alexander Boynton to !,
stake and stones to an angle in said Benncr's line
thence south-easterly by land of said Benner, and
land occupied by James and Ezra Bovnton, forty
Two rods; thence south siNtyeight degrees and
thirtyone minutes west to the north easterly line
of land owned by Levi Cox; and thence north west
erly by said line of Cox to place of beginning, being
thirty acres more or less. said Deed is recorded in
the Waldo Registry Of Deeds. Vol. l75, Page lis,
and is dated March y, A. D. 1876 and was given BY
one 5. T. Haskell of Liberty, in the County of Wal
do to me, to keep me harmless from the payment of
ajudgment note given by said Haskell to one Bent
L. Upham for the sum of 10y, interest at eight
per cent, which signed with him as his SURETY and
from costs arising from the same and the condition
of said mortgage has been broken by reason where
of claim a foreclosure of the same
RUFUS ii. COLBY.
Liberty, Sept. 49, lsT. 3wl2
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My friend: We have been terribly beaten | am
the worst beaten man who ran for the high
Office And have been assaulted so bitterly that |
hardly whether was running for President or the
penitentiary. In the darkest hour my long suffer
ing wife left me, none too soon. for she had sui
tered too deeply and too long. | laid her in the
ground with hard dry eyes Well, am used up.
| cannot see before me | have slept little for
weeks. and my eyes still hard TO close. whit.
they soon open again. But no more of this. You,
my friend, went into this contest for me You
knew as did that we must stop fighting the reb-
shall.
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The Democratic press Of the state is
unanimous in its condemnation Of the
malicious course pursued by the Bangor
Commercial in the late election. We
copy some of their expressions below
LFrom the Rocklaud opnon.I
Well. Brother Bourbon williams is defeated
but we don't see as any more likely to get
rid of Hayes, or the prohibitory law. than we
should have been il he had been elected just
figure up the thing and see how much YOU gained
by refusing to vote or voting for Talbot