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Celery ns azure.

Journal Of Chemistry.
The habitual daily use Of this vegeta-
BILE is much more beneficial 10 man than
most people are aware Of. A writer who
is familiar with It's virtues says: ~
have known many men and women who,
from various causes, had became SO much
affected by nervousness that when they
stretched out heir hands they shook like
aspen leaves on windy day, and by a
moderate daily use of blanched foot
stalks Of celery rs n salad they became
as strong and steady in limb as other
people. have known others 30 nervous
that the least annoyance put them in a
state Of agitation, and they were in
constant perplexity and fear, who were
also eflectually cured by moderate use
OF blanched celery MS salad at neal time.
l have known others TO be cured OF pal.
pitation Of the heart. Everybody en-.
gagged in labor weakening to the nerves
should use celery daily in the season and
onions in its sIeaG when not in seasonI'
To this we may add that n prominent
New York druggist draws in winter
from his soda fountain hot extract Of
celery, mixed with Liebig's meat extract,
under the name Of ox.celery. 1t is a
nourishing drink at lunch time, far bet
ter than coffee or tea, and is doing great
deal in this neighborhood to promote
temperance. We give celery almost daily
to our canary birds, and it cures them Of
fits; they are little animals, with very del
cate nerves, easily frightened, and there
fore they need such a remedy very much,
and the relish with which they take it is
n sufficient proof that their instinct
guides them 10 eat what is good for them.
A manufacturer Of perfumery Of our nc.
quaintance, some years ago commenced
to prepare an extract Of celery seed, put
up in bottles, intended to give strength to
old or exhausted persons, who, by over
indulgenccs, have reached such state as
10 require restoratives.
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FRAEZHEIM-On Tuesday afternoon, January
., 1871, at ~ O'Clock, Major GIO. W. FRASznRIa
10 the SD year Of his age.
Funeral from the late residence OF the deceased,
No. 1881 Market street, next Friday afternoon Mt
O'Clock. Friends Of the family are hereby respect
fully invited 10 attend.
Cincinnati, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh papers
please copy.
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A ssiGNEES NOTICE.
GALE OF VALUABLE LIVERY STOCK

The Livery stoCk Of the late firm Of HuSemen q
MGnGel Will 10 offered by the undersigned at rTi-
vAtG sile at very low prices.
The said stock comprises Horses, Carriages, Bug
giles, Hacks, SlCighs and all the other equipments
VI irst.cla Livery Stable; the best In the State
dec il. CALDWELL, Assignee.
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TERMS (IncIuding Postage I:
Payable Strictly In kdvanca.
CLUBS.

a discount Of twenty per cent will DO allowed to
clubs oil Tour or more persons. Thus: four copies
Of BlackWooI or Of ono Review will bs sent to oa-
address for Sls So four copies Of the four Reviews
aud Blarkwood for SIS, and SO on.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SpeCiaIties for Families.

NVNN HIIII 3NVI1OU J UtIHIIUVIt
Choice Sherry and Madeira Wines,
Corn Starch, superior grade,
TapioCl, very fine and white,
Pearl Sage, for puddinsS
COlgatc'B Honey and Rose Soaps
BaEine's Barber and Rath Soaps,
Tallman's Fine Perfumes,
Farina's COIOgncs,
Buffalo Hair Brushes,
Rubber Dressing Combs,
French Hair Oils and PCnadGs,
Handkerchief Extracts,
Aud NIL other Druggih's sunirICH, ut
"a, LAOGHLlN BROTHERS cos.
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BIaOkwOod's Edinburgh Magazine.

Tho British Quarlerles give to the reader well.
digestcd information upon the great events Ia cor.
temPorneous history, and contain masterly criiI.
Cisms on all that fresh and valuable In literature,
AS well as summary Of the trIumphS Of science
and art. Tho wars likely to convuIse all Europe
will form topics for discussion that will he treated
with thorouShness and ability nowhere else to be
found. BIackwOod's Magazine is famous iCr stories
essays, and sketches Of the highest literary merit
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

UNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i stockholders Of the Riverside Iron
Works, for the election Of officers, &C.,
will be held at the Company's office, No.
1904 Main street. Wheeling, W. Va, on
Wednesday evening, January 9Th, at 2
o'clock. N. WILKINSON,
jalO.W Secretary,
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l,ToCKHoLpERsl MEETING.

StOChnCLOEtto mEEiLNN'
The regular annual meeting Of tho Stockholders
Of the Belmont Glass Works will 10 held at the
Office Of the Company on the second Wednesday,
January 10Th, 1917. All Stockholders arc request
cd to attend this meeting.
dCi3 NJ. SqEETS, sOc'y.
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NITY CLERK.

n IFf CLERK.
MEssRs. EDIToRs-Plcase announce +. A. BRITT,
ESP, as candidate for reelection 10 the Office Of
CITY Clerk al the coming Charter Election, and
ObliGO his
las MANY FRIENDS,
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pARTNERsnIp NOTICE
NOTICE.

All persons who have not paid their STATE
and COUNTY TAX will Please call Ut the sherIl'S
Office, III! ChaPllnC street and make payment.
Recollection Of the Revenues eaHnoi b delayed.
Jas GEO. II. TINGLE, 8. q. C.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
= SUPERINTENDENT WATER WORKS.

y
MESsGs EDITORs-Pleasc announce ALENAN-
DER MURRIeOS N u candidate for the office Of
Superintendent Of Water Works, and oblIEc
jd6 MANY VOTERS.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

49, = - ,A->,s-. e >.-~~>>-~~N s~~'~> -
NOTICE
Tho annual meeting Of tie S!Oekholders
Of BeuwOOd Iron Works for election Of
Directors will be held ut the office Of the
company, No. II Fourteenth street, on
Tuesday, tho Esd Januury, 1917, at 7
o'clock i. ~. ALONZ0 LORING,.
lao Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-04

1t is interesting TO see bondholder vii.
liams. President of the First National
Bank of Augusta, in close alliance with
the Rev. Mr.. Munson, who processes to
believe that bondholders and national
banks and their Presidents should be
damned to the lowest hell. Things are
getting fearlully and wonderfully mixed.
1t is amusing to see Mr.. Pillsbury of the
Augusta Standard twitting Mr.. Emery of
the Bangor Commercial on the tact that
his Office was cleaned out by mob in
1861 .-B0StOn Herald.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-04
Wiscasset and the Railroad.

prominent gentleman Of Wi.casset writes us
as follows in regard to the feeling in that place
concerning the proposed new railroad and the ac
lion that Augusta may take in the election to be
aold tomorrow; also states what Wiscasset has
done and is doing TO forward the building of the
road.
The people of Wiscasset are looking with the
deepest interest for the result of the vote of your
CITY on the railroad question, next Wednesday.
Tn " are fully In earnest in the matter, and look
upon the proposed line of railway towards Quebec
as an enterprise of most vital Importance to this
town, and one in which they have common in
te,est with the people of Augusta and the Kenne-
bee valley and hence. having given the most
practical demonstration Of their own sincerity by
their recent vote, they await the favorable action
of Augusta as the turning point on which the suc-
cess OF the enterprise will be assured Wiscasset
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-04
u. i TILLSBUH1
Chairman of the Dem. State Committee.
A Farmer and LabOrer's Opinion.

The Lewiston Journal publishes letter
addressed to Hon. VIM. z. Frye, by Will
liam Lowell OF Minot, farmer and laborer
all his life, a man now more than three
score years and ten, from which we copy
the following:
In nv view, the greatest danger that threatens
the country at the present time, and one which
needs the watch OF the statesman, is the green
back movement. Its tendency is bad. 1t appeals
to the rejudices of the laboring man, sets him
against the capitalist, arrays the employed against
the employers, leads the poor man and laborer to
believe he is the abused party. Place all the in
dustrcs OF the country under the greatest tide of
success, with the present influx OF the foreign pop
ulation and our own waiting population, there
would be greater supply oflaborers than demand.
The ordinary course OF trade and bus mess cannot
give employment to the great surplus of laborers.
Then again, think of those who chose idleness,
ready to embark in any aud all causes of comp
laint whether real or imaginary, for what they
can gain by plunder-such as would be glad to
have all property confscated and divided up
among them-any political policy that fosters this
spirit of distrust and excites enmiy to the rich is
pernicous and destructive in its influences and
detrimental TO the whole country.
l need not 90 aud speak oisthe late ii1ts and
destruction to property-au these occurrences
ought TO put the guardians Of the country on the
watch and compel preparation to meet any fu.
ture emergency"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-04

posed in the original petition by oaning its credit
on the safest aud most des able form of security,
that. by owning and controlling the road.
nder these circumstances can any Trend to
Augusta and her people refuse his vote TO sane
ton this projccti
BEAR IN MIND, that in a few weeks more the
ordinary eDplOyments of the season VIII be over.
If this money is voted, the road will at once be
placed under contract to be built, and all desiring
employment will have opportunity to obtain IT..
BEAR IN MIND, that there Is NO human proba-
bility that another cotton mill, saw mil or manu-
featuring establishment OF any KIND VIII ever be
built IN Augusta with our preseat iacllltles Tor
transportation.
BEAR IN MIND that the friends and advocates
of this enterprise represent payroll of more than
n Thousand lsborers, while the list OF opponents
as published, does not represent hundred.
Remember, if this proposition fails now, the
misrepresenatonsbfth opposition Will gradually
be exposed, and when too late, the ciuzens who
vote against will awake to the fact that they have
been deceived and deluded by parties having
other interests than those of Augusta to promote,
and that opportunity for Augusta to take a
stride forward has been rreyocaby lost; while the
friends and supporters of the proposition will be
enabled to look back with a feeling of pride and
satisfaction that, without prejudice and from sin-
gle motives and upon petition OF 6Sl citizens, they
laboied for an enterprise weighted with no unnsu-
al hazards. but destined to arrest tue moveme nts
which annually menace the existence OF the Cap
itol here, and TO establish the permanent lmpor-
tanCe of Augusta as commercial and political
centre of the State. MANUFACTu REB.
Somerset Railroad.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Somerset Railroad, was held at West Watcrville,
Wednesday, June 18th. The report of the ! reas
urer showed the earnings OF the past year, as iol-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-04
MUST Be- SOLD

a... Two STORY HOUoE with Large
If4N,AA n Lot Land 10 ibesrdb e Loca.ty IN this
Ssrsrf ,sI II ci-y. Terms Id y. lag tIie oi
knxlD GEO. h. EEKS.
Augns' u, July !, ~. iuiys-.u
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-04

is fully and irrevocaby committed 10 favor OF the
road. and if any DOUBT existed on this point, the
most conclusive answer would be that the recent
vote on the proposition TO subscribe $50 600 TO the
capital stock, practically unanimous in It's IA
vor, only sixteen voting against II. Under this
vote the subscription has been officially made in
behalf of the town and accepted by the corpora
tion. Private subscriptions are now being made,
and we hope to see the work Of building the road
commenced a, an early day"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-04
Sprrial NGtircs

DER ERSONAL.-NOTiCE Is HEREBY GIVEN
1 that all officers and soldiers wounded. rup-
tured or injured (however sightly) n the late re-
bellion, ea1 obtain pension by addressing u.
kkSsl.kk, attorney for claimants, 40. 1 MN
Chambers 5 rect, New York. au9l6'sntly
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-04
G. R. & II q. WELLS.
declS-I IAwtf
NOTICE To VOTERS.

STATE OF MAINE, County OF Kennebec So.
To the Inhabitants of the city OF Augusta qualified
according 10 law to vote for city aud county OFF.
GERS.
You are hereby notified to assemble at yonr re.
spective ward rooms on W ednesdav, the 9th day
of sept next a. 10 o'c ock \. then and thete e to
give III your votes upon the following propo sition,
to wit -
shall the city of Augusta, 10y the NJ tyor thereof,
subscribe To ana take the stock OF the Messalons.
kee and kennebec Railroad Company to an
amount not exceeding fifteen hundred shares, OF
the par value OF one hundred dollars per share,
aud raise a sufficient sum OF money to NEE the
payments therefor by loan to be effected by an
Issue OF the bonds of said city, with such interest,
not Nceedng Fix per cent, and or such period OF
tune, not exceeding thirty years, may be deter
aimed by the city couRcil OF said city tor the pur-
poe OF constructing narrow gauge railway from
Augusta to West Waterville; provided, that the
shares OF the capital stock of said company shall
not exceed TWO thousand in number ami that no
part Of said subscription be payable until all of
the capital stock OF said company shall have been
subscribed for and the directors OF the Somerset
Railroad Company sn all have furnished gu tranty
satisfactory to the directors OF the said Messaons-
kee anu hennebec Railroad Company, that the
gauge of said former raiiroad shall be changed 10
conform 10 The gauge OF SAID latter road when the
same is compieted and provided further, that no
assessments shall be ma lie on the shares of said
stock beyond what the Dire ctore of said company
may require to construct and equip said road IRON
Augusta 10 West Waterville. and In no case beyond
the par value of said shares.
Those In favor of the proposition will vote 'les'
and those opposed Will vote "No.N
The Polls o be closed at four O'Clock Il. NJ
The Board OF Aldermen OF sa ii city will be in
open session at their room lor the purpose oi
correcting the list OF voters and of receiving evi
dence of the qualification of voters whose names
are not on the list, on saturday aud Monday pre-.
ceding the election from ten O'Clock A. M, till
tNeve O'Clock NJ, and on Tuesday from ten O'CLOCK
A. NJ till tw elye O'Clock M, and IRON Two O'Clock
til iour O'Clock T. NJ.
Augusta, Aug. 2sth, 1871. aug2g-flW
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-04
NOTICE TO VOTERS.
STATE OF MAlNE-KENNEBEC COUNTY

STATE OF MAlNE-KENSEBEC COUNTY IS.
To the Inhabitants of the City of Augusta,
qualified according 10 law TO vote for city and
sembie at your respective Ward Rooms on Monday
the 10th day OF September A ID. 1871, at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon, then aud there to give in your
votes for the following Officers, viz
For Governor of the state for two Senators
for the seventh Senatorial District, for two Rep
resentatyes to the Legislature for a County Com
missioner, lor County Treasurer for CLERK of
Courts, and lor Register of Deeds.
Also to give in your votes upon the follow
ing questions, viz: Shall The Constitution of the
State OF Maine be amended as proposed by re
solves OF The Legislature, approved on the ninth
day of ebruary in the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy seven, TO wit
ELECTORS.
No person shall vote at any election in this State
unless he hos paid poll tax within two years
preceding the election in which he proposes to
vote provided said tax has been legally assessed
upon him.
MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS.
No city town shall hereafter create any debt
or liability which, sngy, or in the aggregate with
previous debts or liabilities, shall exceed i've per
centum of The last regular valuation OF SAID city or
town; provided however, that the adoption o. this
article shall not be construed as applying TO any
any loan for the purpose OF renewing existing
loans for war, or TO temporary leans to be paid
out of money raised by taxation during the year
In which they made. Those in favor OF the
proposed amendments, will vote YES" and those
opposed will vote NO"
iThe Puils TO be closed at four O'Clock p NJ.
You are also notified that the Board of Alder
men of said City, will be in open session at their
room, on Thursday and Friday next preceding
said day of election, from 10 O'Clock to II o'clock
in the forenoon, and on saturday from 10 O'Clock
oclock in the afternoon, for the purpose of or:
recting the list of voters In and or the Sc e al
Wards, and receiving evidence Of the qualifca'
ton If voters whose names are not on said lists.
Dated at Augusta Me, this LIST day Of September
BLANCHARD, City Clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-04
Votes. Votes!

Secure your ballots in season. See to
it that the names, Including candidates for
representatives to the legislature, are cor
rectly printed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-04
Remember

That vote for Muuson is vote for
Williams. The greenback and democratic
tickets have been openly united in some
counties.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-04
Representatives.

Nominate good men for candidates to
the legislature.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-04
FOR SALE
Derrick for Sale.

Two stone nerricks. for sale or to let. Apply To
FRANK l.. HAMLEN, III Water sti Get.
aug27dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-04
which the republican host Is marching on
stimulate each and all to aid in the glori-
Gus work on Monday next.
a Still Hunt by the DEM
ocrats.
An Active Secret Canvass
Going On.
FORE WARNED, F0REiRHED.
Let Repub.ica1 is in every Town
BIS on their Guard.
A Confidential Letter from Chairman
PilSblIy.
READ. READ!. READ!.!

The following letter, addressed to cit
izen of Washington county, came into our
hands last evening from the person
who received 1t. 1t is a "confidentiaf
letter from Chairman Pillsbury, which
happened TO miss its mark. 1t developes
that the democrats are actively engaged
in still hunt, and hope to surprise the
republicans. This shows the necessity of
redoubled vigilance on the part of repub-
licans everywhere.
Look sharp in every town ard don't be
caught nappiug. Letters similar to this
have been distributed by hundreds.
Confidential
AUGUSTA, August y, 1877.
Mr DEAR sIR-My object in addressing you is
to appeal to you to take prompt and active meas
ures to secure the full democratic vote of your
town at the approaching election. Our opponents
are divided and distracted by internal djssensions
and feeling of indifference and apathy pervades
their ranks to degree unknown before. II is
our opportunhy A quiet but vigorous effort
among the 1--we men ana aclVe "ofkels oil our
party in every town will give us the State. Shall
| count on you for the accomplishment of this
work so far as your town is concernedf Hold a
private conference at once with such active men
as you can rely upon. Lay out the work and put
the machinery in motion with will and deter
mnation that will ignore any such word as fail.
Rely upon it now is our time. A vote within five
thousand of what we threw last year will give us
the victory certain. Ycur brethren are active
elsewhere. DO not permit your town to fall be-
hind. | call your attention especially to the con-
stitutional amendment TO be voted upon which is
intended TO deprive poor men of the right to vote
until their poll taxes are paid. 1t is wrong in
principle, and if adopted will prove a prolific
source of corruption in elections. Thousands will
neglect to pay their taxes with a view to have
them paid by one or the other of the parties for
their votes, and it needs no words from me to con
vince you as to which party would profit most by
the operation. Post your men and vote it down.
Yours for the cause,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-09-04
Valuable Real Estate For sale
FOR SALE.

VIII 81 y my dwelling ho Iea aud two house lols
| adjoining, at IA Oarg il, IL applied for soon.
S.fREJ SWAN,
aug'.+tf Augusta, Me
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the BaLrIuoRE ELECTION.
The Democratic Polls Nearly Double the Vote
of the socImII.tIc W ork Ingmen's Party.

BALTIMORE Oct. 2j-The election for
~. -, ~; Ia. -. I'D -, 49,, ~, ,,,,,,,,,,,
Mayor oil TINS cl'y y s''ruaS was oil uncommon
interest because OF tho fact that there was no
Repullican candidate in the field and that the
-, =, A.. :. -, 80,
adNersarles were the Iemo'rWl' phr'S On o"'
side and the Socialist Work ngmens party on
,ho o,bor Tho Democratic candidate was
Wv 49, Al v,.;
COL george L. hhhe' anu tno W., Ni"-
mems candidate was Mr.. Joseph Thomp-
IN n hl,clsn,ith who said. "I would
Tp99ii,or" IA" mn honest blacksmith than
Jisbonest Wavor The campaien has
a. ,rs an iix,.lv and ,bou,,h the black
a,,i, tH,,,d H.. ,hnrpa of CommIirism. il has
I'm ~ Inn,e +" lin with trrnt eject by
H. " ,r..u 80 M nInc,inn hns been nuiet and or
IrIr ,hrou,,bout rho civ Col KANE won an
& ~ o. - 49, "a ,nrinritv If over IL 200: hut
~. Mi hes "o Iitia nstonishmsni in the
ct,,,,r~ ~, ,b. f,'t I'm, m" Socialist Working
mon, '9'ndidn,' tnlini n 3G7 votes in the chief
me- = NInrvlnn1 and .nrr,d Two of tho wards
mi =, ttnititu,rs S,,,, IN r.Ni.vinp the campaign
~ ' "
-. rho tact tnnt since tho Inst election and the
/ avetin., events of IN. past summer a new polit-
| fNl "rl,nt' izatiou Lnd entered the field based
mon III" sIpno-ad Interests oi a class. and that
| u,,.~v n,in,i.rous class in Inc, community in
',,,,t . ,,.,,, '.,u,.nt ~ un..rfnintv into the
/ e.n,,'-t whi.h caused the result 10 IL. looked
] 81. al int.
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rnE MASSACHUSETTS on TIE DocKs.
How She Rore her Humping A. strong "s
Iron and Wood Could Make Her"

As the steamer Massachusetts lies high
ont of the water on the sectional docks at the
foot Of Pike street, East river there l. hne
opportunity for noting the wonderful strength
Of her constitution. which enabled her 10 stand
that terrible humping on the Long Island
coast. There are in her bottom buttwo holes u
any cons puonre-one on the port side Just
about amilship-. and "A great Jagged rent well
aft ON the starboarl side. Through thcs" on"
may look NJ past the different layers OF timber.
and cot nm idea Of their thickness and strength
There Is first "A skin ui skin b OAK plank ln'h
n solid mass of oak timb'rs twenty men
thick inside that a sheathlns oi oak plank SiN
ia ines ia ihichnr--; and resting ON these mn"
kr. I~uns running longitudlnaly the. entire
length Of the ship. and hult 81 tWo-in'i llnpeIS'
Outside the tw, nty-inch tmhers. and hetw" II
them and the skin. il "a perfect network oi iron
bands thre"-quarters Of an inch thick. extend
ins from the guards To- the turn oi the hilgn
IT, fact ns Mr. Steers. her builder, SAYS, she
il A. strong IL iron and timber could make
her" She IL built in precisely the same way
=" far rs STRENGTH g9rs ns me racine man
Whom -h" was humping on the Long Island
rocks Can't. MERRITT frequently d"rlhrrd thal h'l
hull must bc made of iron 10 stand H.