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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-09
Cross Husbands and sco.ding Wives.

domestic infelicity," which newspaper report.
| ers nowadays credit with playing sucn mpor-
tant part in hfe's drama is often the result of
lingering or chronic disease. What husband or
wife can be cheerful, smiling, and pleasant, when
constantly suffering from the tortures of some
dread dseasei Perhaps the husbands liver be-
comes torpid, and he experiences bitter, disagree
able taste or nausea, has chilly sensations, alter
| mating with great heat aud dryness of the surface
Of his body, pain in his sides, shoulders, back
eyes and skin are tinged with yellow, feels dull
indsposed, and dizzy. Through his suffering he
becomes gloomy. dependent, and exceedingly ir-
| ritable in temper. Instead Of sorting to so re-
able q remedy as a few small doses of DIR. Pierce's
Purgative Pellets, and following up their action
with the use of Golden Medical Dicovery, to work
the hillary poison out of the system and purify the
blood, if he plan the part of penny wise and
pound foolish" man he will attempt to economic
oy saving The small cost of these medicines. Con-
tinuing to suffer, his nervous system becomes i'm.
paired, and he frettul and peevlsha II subject
TO become embroiled in domestic infellcily." Or
the good wife may, from her too laborous duties
or family cares, have become subject to such
chronic affections as are peculiarly incident to her
SEX and being reduced IN blood and sire myth, sui
fering from backache, nervousness, headache, III
ternsl fever, and enduring pains too numerous TO
mention, she may become peevish and fretful-
any thing but genial helpmate. In this deplor.
able condition Of i'll health, should she act wisely
and employ Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription, It
will in due time, by its cords tonic and nervine
properties, restore her health and transform her
from the peevish, scolding, irritable mpeled in
valid to a happy, cheerful wife. Laying aside
tvity and speaking seriously, husbands and wives,
you will tind the Family Medicines above men
toned reliable and potent remedies. For full par
tculars of their properties and uses, Plerce's
Memorandum Book, which is given away by all
druggists. junt9. ttSwlt
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, June 8, 1871.
FLOUR-Extra spring. 81 75as so.
WHEAT No. . spring, 451<s -; cash, ia
| 45'l July so; August No. 8. 50k 50L !;
40 Oh rejected, 95-a 95-.
CORN-No. mixed. AS: cash 45|i; July, Az
August. ~
OATS s7Ic. cash. $3.50 July; 2ss August.
RfE-No. =, 6s- G..
BARLEY-Nu.2 spring, co ao0c.
PORK = Cash, IL 1j-al3 V1k, July, IL IS (;
August, II 50.
LARD Cash. eos cash: sio--as IS ., July !;
August . Az ay.4lh.
BULK MEArs-Shoulders. Sac; short rib
sides, la C; short clear rib, 7Aa c.
WHISkEY-Wes tern, | OF
tRElGHrS-Corn to Buffalo, &C.; what do
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Summary OF Religious Intelligence.

Rev. Ransom Durham has been laboring at
North Woodstock, for . number Of Ssbbaths.
Rev. George Briggs died at his residence at
West Paris, May IL, aged 6S years, montbs and
10 days.
Rev. A. A. Bosserman o! Winthrop will preach
in the Universaist church in BE hel, every other
Sabbath during the summer.
The Baptist Society at Bean Corner in Bethel
will have preaching in their church during the
summer months.
Rev. Mr.. Holbrook of the Baptist church, Saco,
bsptised five persons Sunday, and received into
the church three more by letter.
The Shakers at New Gloucester observed Whit
Sunday with religious ceremonies. The exercises
consisted mainly in the Shakers walking around
circle, in the centre Of which we're the singers.
Both sexes dressed very plainly, the women in
drab and white, and the men in snuff colored
clothes. When one song was done the circle
stopped, and everything was quiet until another
song was started, when they moved on again. A
number of the society spoke at some length.
The Arson Camp Meeting Association W i'll hold
its annual meeting at the camp ground on Tues
day, the 18th of June instant.
The Episcopal Society in Ellsworth, will hold
their meetings 10 the Baptist church, CONNIE ncing
sometime the present month.
Hon. John A. Buck of Orland. has lately pre-
sented the North Orlsnd Sabbath School with q
library Of sixty-four volumes of reading matter
together with excellent assortment of singh ing
books.
The project OF erecting new Free Baptist
church in Auburn, is receiving marked encour-
agemeDt. very generous sum (about $40, 600
has already been raised, and the probability is the
new church will be built this season. The edifce
will be erected on the site of the present church
which is to be removed.
There is q revival in Cooper. Rev. ]. Trmble
baptised four recent converts Oh Sunday, May
9th Others are awaiting baptism, and yet others
| are seeking Christ.
Mr.. Sidney A. Barnaby, member of the Ban
gor Theologi csl Seminary, is to supply the Con-
| gregatisnal church at Weld, during vacation.
| Mr.. Uford and Mr.. Roberts, of the Young
| Mems Christian Association of Portland, who
have been so successful in other places as revival
lists are now laboring at the Corliss street church
in Bath, holding meetings each afternoon and
| evening.
Four persons were baptised at the Columbis
street church in Bangor, Thursday evening.
| The Baptist Society of Skowhcgsn, are soon to
enlarge their church and build . vestry in the rear
Governor Coburn offers to advance the society tive
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dollars rs often as they will raise one At last &C.
counts the Governor "was in" for two thousand
dollars.
The Free Baptist aud Baptist churches unite in
securing Rev. E. G. Eastmans Of. b. services at
the church, Parkman Corner, every first and third
Sabbath.
The Unitarian Church in Bangor will be closed
during July and August for repairs and no service
will be held by the society during those months.
On Sunday last, at Yarmouth eight more were
bsptised BY the pastor oil the Baptist church.
The hand Of fellowship was given to nine.
Rev. j. C.. Clark baptsed eight persons at the
Pine street NJ. 4. church in Portland on Sunday.
Missionary Bowler baptised seven at Lisbon
Falls. Sunday morning, June 81. and in the even
ing gave the hand of fellowship to them, and
administered the Lords Supper. Rev. w. o.
while baptziDg there, is recovering the use Of
his limbs, and seems to gain quite rapidly. lie is
now at his home 10 Gardiner
Rev. Lyman Abbott of New York, preached
very able and Interesting sermon at the Old south
in Pennington, last Sabbath.
At the Wednesday session of the York County
Bible Workers. the following officers were elect.
ed President Rev. Is. Z. Snow of Alfred; Wee
President, Leonard Andrews of I3iddeford Secre-
tary and Treasurer, Dr. 7. Haley OF Biddeford ;
Executive Committee, Rev Thomas T,rie OF sa.
co. Rev. George X. Merrill of Biddeford, Mr.
OF OOuln berwick, j.. 1. kIuldbu Ot
Buxton, and B. Maxwell OF Wells.
Rev. Mr. Byther formerly Unversalist preach
er at Pittsheld, IS about TO abandon the ministry
and enter upon the study of law in Bangor.
-Four persons were baptiscd at Silble's pond in
West Pittsfeld, on Sunday last, by the Rev. Mr.
Bowman.
Rev. Geo. w. Bower has resigned the pastoratc
Of the Baptist church IN Camden, his resignation
to take effect June 24h.
Rev. S. Goodenough, Universaist. has ar
ranged to preach in Bucksport at o'clock Z. NJ,
on each Sunday 10 June and July.
Franklin County Congregational Conference
Will hold its next annual meeting with the church
at Wilton, June 18th and 18th.
Ths Baptist Sunday School in Fairfield which
was started about year ago now numbers LOG
members. Efforts are being made to retain De-
Shaw another year, and with Aatterrg prospects
of success. He has proved an able, and jealous
pastor, and the society is meeting with remarka-
bic success under his administrations.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Legislative.

Legislative.
CONCORD, June s. 10 the New Hampshire leg
stature to-day, resolution introduced recit-
ing that it appears by the report of the state
treasurer that the state revenues are so reduced,
and expenditures so increased as to render it i'm
probable that it will be bic to meet the payment
Of the series of bonds of 1873 from the present
resources, and advising committee of one per-
son from each county be appointed 10y the speaker
what reduction be made in expenses. aud
what increase can be made in the revenue of the
state.
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Kent's Hill.


AT the meeting Of the Board Of Trustees OF
Wednesday. the old officers of the Boards of Trus
tees and of Instruction were reelected, with bu
two exceptions. The anniversaries of the Gallo
pean and Adelphan Societies took place 10 the af
ternoon. A very thoughtful and scholarly address.
was delivered by Rev. DR.. Steele Of Lynn. The
question discussed by the orator was, "Where
shall we as fellow students find the measure OF
mans true greatnessf
The address was followed by racy, humorous,
but truthful portraiture of Yankee character in
the Poetic Looking Glass;" by DR.. Studley OF
Boston.
In the evening the concert by the Philharm onic
Club was given. The music was all of an excel
lent, high-toned character and gave great satsfac
ton to the audience assembled.
The prize for excellence In defamation was
awarded to Levi j. Goodrich. of Sacramento, Cal.
The prize for excellence 10 reading was awarded to
Miss Belle +. Besl, Of Natick, Mass. Honorable
mention also made Of Howard Clifford Of Mon
mouth. Mss May F. Park OF Chesterville. Miss
Ella NJ. Doe Of Vassalboro, and Miss Carrie L.
Allen, of Hallowell
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Dash of mile and an eighth was won BY Fred
erick The Great in 2.05 Ia, Caracolla second
Rattan Colt third.
The steeple chase was won BY Resolute, Doubt
full second, Bragclonne third. Retriever fell.
Railroad Matters.
James buckingham, lawyer, has sued the N
I. Central Railroad &c. for $50 900, for violen
expulsion from the Grand Central depot, and ar
rest and confinement in police station among
thieves. 1t seems that be went TO the depot tC
wait for his child, and remained inside the depo
against the rules of the Company.
Municipal Matters.
A number of merchants have petitioned the
Board Of Aldermen against an ordinance proposed
by the fire underwriters prohibiting the sale OF
discharge Of fireworks within the city limits
They claim that it will inilct great ,oss nno
cent business men.
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EUROPE.
Russia.

LONDON, June s. The Russian Trading Com
pany mas esomed the running of stesnsrs be-
tween O1essa and Nikoseff after months stop
page. there were many passengers and toler-
aole cargo on the first trip. The Russian block
Occupation of Egypt.
The Pail Mall Gazette, Wednesday. in lead.
ing article, advocated British occupation Of Eeypt
forthwith.
PARIS, June s. The Republicans Fraucaise
Gambettas organ says that the published accounts
of last nights meeting Of the presidents OF the
sections of the left was inaccurate. The meeting
was an informal one.
The Evenment, an organ of the irrecorcilabls
radicals says that the senator's of the left have de-
termined hat the republicans, though they do not
fear dissolution, ought to neglect nothing which
they may properly do to prevent 1t.
Sentenced. ro
NJ Bennett DuVerdier, president Of the munich
pal council, recently arrested charged With INSULT
ing President MacMahon and meeting civil war
and sssassination, has been sentenced to fifteen
months Imprisonment and two thousand francs
hne. Other partcipators of the meeting at ST.
Denis incurred lesser but severe sentences.
Greece.
LONDON, June s The entrance of Zenibrokaski
INTO the Greek cabinet as minister of war, il re-
garded as warlike symptom. Zen ibroksski is =
Cretsn and at the time Of the Cretan instruction
directed the military operations Of the insurgents
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Cabinet Meeting.

(uDinet Meeilng.
AT the Cabinet meeting to-day the Utah troub-
les were discussed at some length, and the opin.
ions of L. S. Attorney Howard Of tn It Territory,
now here, in regard TO the prosecutions for com
plcity IN the Mountain Meadow Massacre were
fully considered. 1t was agreed that the L. S.
authorities in the Territory should proceed with
fiImness in their prosecutions and all offenders
brought to justice. Should the Mormous make
any attempt 10 prevent the punishment of the If
leaders, the government will see that sufficient
force was sent to the Territory to enforce the de
crees OF the court but 1t Is not believed that there
will be any trouble.
The Sccy Of State read communication Just
received by him from our Minister at Mexico, to
the effect that the Mexican authorities will Good.
crate with the L. 5. authorities on the Rio Grapde
to prevent raids into Texas, and bret ak up cattle
stealing in that section.
No foreign appointments whatever were agreed
upon.
Personal.
Minister Kssson arrived here last night Min
lster Gushing is still in the city waiting to extend
his successor the courtesy of information regard.
ing the situation of affairs in Spain.
Personal.
The secretary Of war will leave next week for
the military academy at West Point, to witness
the annual examination and CONNIE rcement cxer.
cises.
Appointment.
John Tyler, Jr., son of President T, Ter has
been appointed Inspector of customs at Richmond
rsina.
RumOr.
The rumor that Attorney General Devens will
he minister Of Russia. Secretary McCrary trans
ferred to the department Of justice, and General
Banks appointed Secretary of War, is declared at
the executive mansion to be untrue.
Fraud.
In the police court to day James II. Whittcn
was arraigned on the charge of fraudu anty draw
ing pay as a lieutenant in the Tenth United States
Cavalry service for the month Of April from pay
master Alexander Sharp, who produced vouchers
and explained how the deception was practised on
hun. lbe case WAS sent to the grand Jury and
Written committed to Jail.
Letter from the COlOred People.
Colored representatives of different states re-
Gently addressed "A letter to John NJ Langston, in
which they say that no other colored man has
been so pronounced in support of the President
and his published uttetances contain some very
eXphcit statements they are warranted in the be
lief that he has of the good intentions
OF the President tows rd the coiored people. They
therefore ask him to state frankly whether their
be lief is well founded, and if so the exact nature
of these assurances whether they 60 to the exten,
Of protection, promotion and proper recognition
by the present administration.
General Banks.
General Banks, now here, states that he is no
here upon the invitation Of any one. That he /.
In Washlngton on business relating 10 his constt
Iency. That he does not expect any foreign mis-
sion will be offered him, but on The contrary be
thinks he will remain in the House of Represen
tative..
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ALFRED.
Court Matters.

BIDDEFoRD, June s. In supreme court at AL
fred Judge Libby ordered a non-suit in the case
Of Goodwin, admir-, VS., Inhabitants of South
Berwick This was an action brought by the
plaintiff to recover ten thousand dollars damages
for injuries suffered from a defective highway.
1t has attracted a good deal Of attention. The
non-suit was ordered, among other reasons, be-
cause no record evidence of location of the road
was produced, and no evidence that the road had
been used more than twen,y years.
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A TERRIBLE DISASTER .
SEW ERAL LIVES LOST BY FALL.
ING WALLS.

BRIDGEPogr, June s. At midnight fire was
discovered in the fourth story of Glover, Sanford
ing TO the water supply proving insu fficent, the
large building two hundred and eighty feet long
and fifty feet wide. four and half stories high,
was soon destroyed Meanwhile dozen or TWEEN
ty men were getting out the safe and other appur-
tenances Of the office in the small one-sory build
ing adjoining, when the wall OF the factory Tell,
crushing the small building and burying the oc-
cupants. The work of rescuing was Immediately
commenced and eleven bodies have been recove T.
ed. 1t is not known whether any more are miss
ing Loss by fire $3.50, 500
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Weather indications for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
stationary. followed by falling barometer, nearly
stationary or higher temperature, winds mostly
southeast to southwest, partly cloudy and cloudy
weather. with rain areas possibly followed at the
west stations by rising barometer, warm souther-
ly, shifting to colder northeast to northwest
W inds. partly cloudy and cloudy weather, with
| rain areas, followed in the upper lake region by
clearing weather.
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NEW YORK, June s. Whittemore's Trade
Bureau says it has been discovered that Z. w
Baxter, furniture dealer of this city, formerly o.
Boston, left on British steamer last Saturday fol
Europe TO avoid his creditors. Liabilities between
$50, 900 aud 100000. Assets $4,000.
Gold.
Gold opened at los 3 s.
Wants TO Come Home.
Richard B. Connolly, another ring thief in Eu-
rope, is negotiating for return on the basi.
AS Sweeney.
The small pox hospital connected with Bellevue
was burned this morning. Several people lad
narrow escapes.
Peter Cooper Writes.
Peter Cooper writes to the President, hoping
that the latter will be our countly's Moses to lead
the people from a threatened bondage that now
hangs over the Liberties and happiness Of the
American people. This bondage has its manifest
ed center and its secret force in more than two
thousand banks scattered throughout the country.
He urges the withdrawal of silver and establish.
ment of a currency intcrconvertible with three
per cent. bonds.
Investigation.
The custom house investigation was concluded
to dsv, so far as taking evidence is concerned
and Mr.. Jay announced the commission adjourn
ed sine die No Other oren session will be held
u
secretary of the treasury. They are now reading
over the evidence taken.
Suit.
The suit Of Daniel E. Sickles and a number OF
other bondholdels of tue Chicago, Saginaw d
Canada Railroad Company Va. BENZ. Richardson
John f. Elwell and the Railroad Company, came
to IL sl to-day. Elwell gave demand notes to
Richardson when it was claimed that both were
officers of the company, and Elwell agent OF Rich.
ardson. Richardson got judgment on these notes
for SS5 900, and sold about So SOC, 900 of the
company's bonds and bought them in for STA
000 The company now is in foreclosure and the
bondholders seek 10 restrain Richardson from
passing these bonds into the hands of innocen,
hol fers, and compel the bonds to be cancelled
The defendants allowed judgment to GO by de-
fault in favor of plaintiffs.
Court Matters.
The case of the booksellers in Jersey City has
gone over to Monday for decision. Their BUSH
ness in the meantime continues.
Horse Race.
10 the Jerome Park races to- day, the juvenile
stakes for two year old, half mile twelve starters
were won by Perfection in fifteen seconds. Duke
Magenta was second, and AIevur third
The mile heats were won by Dauntless in the
second and third heats, Salie McCrea taking the
first heat. Braemer also ran. Time | 81 IA, l.53
Los.
Dash of a mile and half was won by Oriole in
2.49, Fraud second, Kenney third, Ambush and
Preston close up.
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While Elder GeoTge E. Weeks of Chelsea, was
driving, on Thursday, dog (icenscd, prob
ably, and therefore protected in its "rights, ."
yelped out; his LCrse gave sudden start, break
ing the thill grit. Elder Weeks jumped from the
wagon, thinking to seize the horse by the head,
but he lost his balance and fell to the ground, es-
Gaping injury, however. The horse ran quite q
distance and then fell violently upon its back.
The animal was quite badly injured.
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Postal Matters.
KENTUCKY.
Conventions.

LOUISVILLE June 3. The International Typo.
graphical Union, in session here since Monday
last. adjourned to-day after eecting the following
officers
Presdent-Darwin r. Srceer of St. Louis.
Fiisi Vice esident-Edward Griffin of Bsti.
more.
Second Vice President--E Edwin Fitz George of
Trenton, M
Secretary and Tressurer-John II. ODonnell of
Boston, Mass.
Corresponding Sccretary-John Armstrong OF
Toronto, Csnads.
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The Gardiner Journal man has found in loul-
ders in that city, some nice garnets ard crystals
of hornbende or tourmllne. lie has also found
in Pittston, near Smithtown, green quartz rock,
which Prof. Foo.c says is colored with uranium
The works OF the IIallowel Granite Company
are daily visited by those who delight to see ex-
ira nice work in that line. Those who call are
shown about the premises by Mr.. Clary, the SUI
perntendent. j. NJ. Paine, Esq, Secrelar., or Mr..
Geo. j. Dodwell, Treasurer.
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One who pretends to know says at is ex-
tremely doubtful whether DR.. Martin is the best
rifle shot in town, as stated in the Journal yester-
day. Maj. S. j. Gallagher. Quartermaster of the
LIST Regiment NJ. v. NJ, Department Adjutant of
G. A. r., and Assistant Adjutant General of the
State of Maine, is likewise asplendid shot. Being
a member of the State House Rifle Club in good
standing Maj. Gallagher was entitled to and did
participate with that association in their reccn,
target practice, but owing to his extreme gener.
osity and modesty, would not allow his name to
appear in the published score showing the
result. "Honor to whom honor is due"
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NOVA SCOTIA.
Marine Notes.

HALIFAX, June 8. The schooner Nimble has
arrived from Cape Race with the machinery, an
chors and chains Of the steamer George Washing
off by the sea. The divers discovered that her
boiler bad exploded. No trace was found Of the
steamer George Cromwell
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CONNECTICUT.
Report.

HARTFORD, June s. The investigating COM
mittee wbth has been examining the accounts of
John Franey, collector of taxes for the city town
and school district of Hartford, will report TO the
city government on Monday. 1t is given out that
they will report an apparent discrepancy of S40,-
600 or more, and an inability to make out his &C
counts from the books.
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No more trouble about securing your napk ms
when you come to the table. The neat and sim
pie contrivance which is embraced in the napkin
holder sold by Edward Rowse, is the best thing
for the purpose VIC have ever seen.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

John N. McClintock has been appointed Uni.ed
States marshal for Maryland.
Owing to the continued rains and consequent
bad condition Of the track the races at Cincinnati
will be declared OF.
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Kennebec county Lodge l. O. Off. T.. will hold
its next reunion June 2lst.w,h Loyal Band Lodge,
North Nassalboro'. The exercises will consist OF
reading journal, greeting, reports, discussions
and the presentation ofa silver ice pitcher awarded
the Cold Water Lodge at the r last session
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The exercises of examination and graduation OF
the Eastern State Normal School at Cdstine, will
take place June l4th and lith. The examinati on
and graduation exercises of the Western Normal
School at Pennington, Will take place july 9Th
and 9th