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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-03-19
FOLI7ICdL.
w. ii. DINKGRAyE.
Chairman of Committee

Among the candidates for the st. Louis Post
Office is Miss Phebe Cozzens.
The democratic candidates for the nomination
for Governor of Ohio foot up bakers dozen.
A measure is before the New York Legislature
to appoint a Board of Railway and Telegraph
Commissioners.
1t is stated positively that the Cabinet have not
yet discussed or even alluded to the Southern
question since their appointment.
Under the administration of President Hayes a
naturazed citizen will be eligible to appoint
ment as our representative to other countries.
Col. ILgersols plan for counting the Electoral
vote, is that the Electoral College shall meet at
Washington and count the vote, being the Judge
of the eligibility Of its members.
Blaine, of Maine, is just the same broad-shoul-
dered, big hearted, grand old Republican in the
Senate that he was in the House; a perpendcu-
lar republican, with no more waver to him than
there is in the pines Of his own rugged State.
Blaine's republicanism is very sound kind of po-
litical gospel, and there is enough Of the Blaine
leaven in the party to leaven the whole lump
Burlington Hawheye.
The several candidates for the Speakership Of
the House are already very active in their prepar-
atoms for the campaign. They comprise Messrs.
Randall, Sayler, Morrison, Cox, Blackburn, Walk
err of Virginia, Goode, and perhaps one or two
others. Mr.. Sayler and Mr.. Morrison are still in
Washington, and their friends are quite active in
their behalf. Mr.. Cox has gone South, and mis-
mission is reported to be an attempt to secure the
solid vote for himself as against Mr.. Randall.
The last scene of this "strange. eventful histo-
ry," SO far as the election by the people was
cerned, was Cronn. l see him now, As he leaves
the land where rolls the Oregon, and hears no
sound save his own voice. Cronin, the last sur
vving veteran of the grand army Of honesty and
reform Cronin, quorum of one! Cronin, who
elected two others by plurality of his own vote
see him now. armed with his own opinion and
Growers certificate. trudging YEARLY and drcari-
" over the wide and wasted saleratus deserts Of
the West.
And still the wonder is, and still it grows,
How one small head could carry all his nose.
-Coionei IngersoH.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-03-19

There is no medicine prescribed by physicians or
sold by Druggists that carries such evidence of its
success and superior virtue as Boschee's German
Syrup for severe Coughs, Colds settled on the
breast, Consumption, or any disease of the Threat
and Lungs. proof of that fact is that any person
afflicted, can get Sample Bottle for 10 cents and
try superior effect before buying the regular size
at rs cents. 1t has lately been introduced in this
country from Germany and its wonderful are aston
ishing everyone that use it. Three doses will re-
lieve any case. Try it. Sold by all Druggists.
dec is tTTSEw
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The Portland Collectorship
The following letter from Representative Reed
Of the Portland district is published;

The following letter from Representative Reed
Of the Portland district is published;
WASHINGTON, March Is, 1877.
Ny DEAR Mn. MoRRTLL,-An erroneous de.
spstch sent hence TO some New York papers leads
me TO say that a. the immediate representative of
the Portland district requested of the Pres ident
your appointment AZ collector of customs for that
port, and that l determined TO make the request
- soon Is learned that you would accept the 20.
sition. 1t is needless TO add that neither nor any
member of the Maine delegation submitted or
suggested to the President the name Of any other
person, and equally needless to say that the Pres.
ident responded to my request with prompt cor
diality which testified his high respect for you,
and which placed me under q sense Of personal
obligation. 1t is but just to further add that In
every step looking TO your appointment as well
in the personal interview with the President as In
the prompt filing Of q written request with the
Secretary Of the Treasury, and 10 all previous
consultation on the subject, had the most cordial
cooperation of Senator Blaine, and my colleague
in the house, the Hon. Eugene Hale.
Yours, very truly,
THOMAS Is. REED.
The Hon. Lot NJ. Morrill,. Washington, ID. c.
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Infallible Cure for Rheuma,
tiSm

Whilst living in the town of Eastport, Maine,
was taken with the Rheumatism in my Joints all
all others recommended, but nothing did me any
good. knew must be cripple all the rest of
my life except could get something to drive it out
of my system. l then made medicine myself
which filed quart bottle; took two bottles, and
1t cured me made me we'll man, and since then,
have cured hundreds Of the worst cases of Rheu-
matism; SO now would invite all that are suffer.
ing with that awful disease, to and be cured.
am no quack, but working man. i defy case
L Il at Mrs, Child's Boarding House, Water street.
mars teySatlH
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Special Notices.
A CAHD

To all who are suffering from the errors and in-
discretons Of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, loss of manhood &C, will send you a recipe
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by missionary in
South America. Send self addressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH T. ISNAN. Station d, Bible
House. New York City. feb6- sn ieod&w6m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-03-19

Take the sensible view. Tar cleanses, heals
and cures Catarrh. The only method of direct
application is BY inhaling the vspors of the "Solu-
ton Of Forest Tar" Cstarrh is good thing to
get rid OF. febl4-lmt&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-03-19

OF all awful night sounds, that of frightiul
cough reverberating through the darkness IS the
most saddening. Would you be spared this IN
Fiction and save the life endangered by the COM
plant, administer Hsle's Honey Of Hoiehound
and Tar. Sold by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute
feb2l t,Swlm
The Morning herald., 1877-08-22
+ho n;lcrims who visit Mecca cast

All the pilgrims who visit Mecca cas-
=, offering into the three sepulchres
snr s tho defence of Islam. 1T is calcu-
lated that not less than Is, 100000 francs
a year are thus contributed, and from
one of the sepulchres, which was opened
in 1929, immense sums were drawn.
Another sepulchre was opened during
the Crimean war, and now the shelk-
ul-1slom has gone to Mecca to draw
finds from the third, which has not been
opened since the year l41S' ). Taking
tho three sepulchres together, 1t is COM
n,,tad that they must contain about 6Oo,-
poo ooo francs. 1t is possible that the
prnssiaus may have derived their war
treasure system from this Eastefn
custom.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-22
/" But what is love made Cor,
If it ia not the same

: Through Joy and through sorroW,
Through glory and shame"
Then she fell into doze again. The
shadows draped themselves about her;a
star came out and leaned to look In the
window; late bird tilted on spray
near by, and made sudden gush OF
music through the place; the murmur
Of laughing voices came family toward
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-02
Editorial lettings.

Strawberry festivals are looming Up and the
jmpccunious young man wonders how he can
dodge his Gulcinea
Rev. Mr. Fulton, Of Brooklyn, declares that
lager, alone, really uenaccs Americans, and
spreads their tier before them.
An odd genius has dropped in to say that
persons who shuttle of at a mellow age are
like tie pupil Of the eye--becauso they de
Lt..
Col F. W. NJ Holiday Cor Governor Of
Virginia and Gen James \. Walker for 1t.
Governor is now the talk. With these two
ola "Ssonewauers victory is assured.
4 man who is mean enough to hook all The
sliced egs trimmings from the salad at the din
uer table cannot be trusted with an old time
red copper cent.
As the war 10 tue East continues, the vocab-
uiary Of the average editor becomes exhausted
as an escape valve for bis feelings while wrest-
ling with Greek and Mohommedau names.
The army Of young and pcnsiye poets vbc
have supplied the editorial waste baskets Of
The country with sweet and touching lyrics on
Spring, can now mop their heated foreheads
aad 90 20 work on songs Of Summer.
It's an open question whether ex- President
Grant will, or will not, wear bis uniform, that
&C NTtf,F t;sror.1 ,f an St,4, ,,.i,-, l,,,;.o
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-02
Personal Paragraphs.


" iII4m Il. G. Iosue', The poet, died at
Avon, \. u lately.
Ex-Gav Hendricks. Of Indiana IS on ,he
evsafa Trim T. Eprope
rv.r lr,i.,., NJ ,,.r ho Ii.,,,;,o-
.l..j,. I.,.r,al U.,7-,.i. ''''-'''''
Ut. JoNn L.. oth'ey oi TINS county Is men
'ol'' '.' O'.'. MISSIONER '' Agriculture
l'-v. Jn2. T.. Massey was thrown from bis
oo'se az OAa'io''esVii'e 90 Monday and Sc
r,'us.y injured.
SIs. t'q'h Hughes and his son were stricken
ANd Si.',I ABOUT slN miles from charlottesville,
'A N''lI'y oI 'lSt "eeN'
Ms Henry Wood Is a very lucky writer
Tier " East Lynne has reached ;he sale OF
55,Oo0c'p'es IN England.
Gov. Wade Hampton lis said, is about to
marry tie beautiful. widow Of the late Cover
nor pickens. of South CAROLINA.
Rev. Father N.l.lrer. who i,tloollost Jos
uit living. celebrated lis ufucty-sixth birth
day at Frederick. Ma, few days ago.
P,rc Uycirtfc T.ovs,n and his vour1 wiz
live very simulv and e,aaomi,lrlv IN ibo Soptl
~ France NLdlme teaches v,,',, ci,ls
E'',' ''',''' H''',.e' ner Hiy-elslth
.'. .' W. ',5 J'.','' an, ."e T ', 9.
',''o''''''' '''-- e"'1' ''''"' DIX
Nf ,''l"'rI iisary Stoda1'i, The poet
|-.S' ..''',.-I .,''-soa-s are 'o every young
-'S Sy''p o''N. mas ',',[ed 90 L's duties aS
O,J ''.' .' nc" '.'"'
W Cd. ii. A'S''s'u, Esq OF Winchester
VIII deliver Tie annual address before the Lit
S 5-., 9-s.s''eS 90 shepherd College on the
500. '.-'
Alex u. Stephens says That lis obituaries
las published 10y Woud-hc cn'crprising pa
pers-ass'si a'm wonderfully iu preparing bis
art-uH -raphy. recalling as they DO, many for
gotten Incidents % bis li'e
fletcher Harper. of New Y5rk. senior mem
Ter OF tle firm .f Harper Bros. died Tuesday
morning 10 castri, fever ia The 72l wear Of
l'sa-' lie was the hstot the four brothers
"Ho ir over forty years composed tbe we'll
known urm % Harper IS Brothers, publishers
The three srest--ard-lanclters If Daniel
Defc. author IF E .l-rs.r Crrs.e. ara in ve,y
Irpe- Rent Circumstances. and the Charity Or.
sa1fl,f.a S.c;e,v ~ T,~Isc las oro5,3 ,
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/" Tire Sure yvitncss.o

/ The ninotcenth century is the age Of nov
/ els" remarks 4 literary historian,-he might
have added with equal truth, aud novel i'm
positions. Studied potenoSs has been passed
off on NJ for native refinement the forms OF
devotion for its essence, and speculation for
science, until we look askAnce at every new
person or thing, and 10 an assertion Of merit,
invariably exclaim, prove itw 10 bricf,
Satan has maize himself so omnprescnt, that
we look for his cloven foot cycrywhcre-ev,n
20 a bottle of medicine Imagine a lady, hav-
ing complexion SO sallOw that you would
deny her claims to the Caucasian type if her
features did not conform to 1t, purchasing h,r
first bottle Of the Golden Medical Discovery
The one dollar is paid in the very ileu'ical
manner in which Mr.. Taylor might De cX-
pcctcd to purchase lottery tit ket after Lis eX-
pefieLce with No. l04, lG3," with this dif-
ference, his doubt would be the result Of per-
sonal experience, Willie hers would be founded
on what a certain practitioner (who has been
a whole year tyag to correct her refractory
iyerj has said concerning it. At home, she
examines the bottle half susIicilusly, tastes Of
It's contents carefully. takes the prescribed dose
more carefully, and then proceeds 10 watch the
result with rs much anxiety as practitioner
would count the pulse-beats Of dyiog man.
She takes another dose, and another, and shows
the bottle to her friends, telling them sic
d" feels better Her skin loses its bilious tint,
her eyes regain their ustre, her accustomed
energy returns, and the fact that she purchases
another bottle is 4 sure witness that she has
found the Golden Medical Discovery 10 be a
reliable remedy for the disease indicated. The
lady wisely resolves that in future her esti
mate Of any medicine will he based upon a
personal kRo1rIedge Of lis Effects, and not upon
what some practitioner lwho always makes
long bills rhyme with pills may say Of it
DR. Pierce is in receipt of letters from hun
drels If the largest wholesale and retail drug
gists in the United States stating that at the
present time there is a greater demand for the
Golden Medical Discovery and Pureative Pei !
lets than ever before In affections u the liver
and blood they are unsurpassed.
Courier .IowHal:-Tho German Crown /
Prince S0TS1ypE"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-02
MaTtinsburg Matters.
rom The Slairsmln:

From the Statesman:
The Capital Mass Meeting was held on the
Goth. An Executive Committee, with power
70 appoint subcommittee, for the mauage-
ment and conduct u the campaign. was ap-
pointed. d. B Lucas, Esq, Of Jefferson re-
sPondel TO call in an address which added
much interest 10 tho meeting
Circuit Court, Judge Armstrong presiding,
is still 10 session. Several long pending cases
have been tried, among them that Of Daniel
Laievre against the suretics Of deputy sheriff
Juo. T. BiIlmyer. The jury awarded Judge
meut in the plaintiffs favor for - 600
From the h}Vnieat:
II is expected the first Council of tha new
Episcopal Diocese will be held here.
MirtinsJurg was visited with a tremendous
rain storm GA Sunday. Some damage WAS
done 70 gardens in low places
Harry Armstrong was badly bitten by a
vicious dog a; Mr.. Frank Plttcrson's slaughter
house 90 Wednesday, lis thigh and Il Q
lower part Of lis leg were badly lacera,ed
George Cramcr, Of this place. fireman on Z.
IL O. r. r., had bis wrist broken and sustained
severe bruises by jumping from his Engine at
Cumberland on Wednesday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-02
Latest from Loudoun.
From the Loudoun t0ror Of the 2lth:

From the Loudoun sVror Of the oath
4 young man named IIoskinson, Of uanil-
ton, was thrown from a buggy and seriously
injured.
Mary Chancellor, colorel, died from the ef-
fleets Of the explosion Of a coal oil can. She
was kiudling fire.
Maj. Burr P. holland has been appointed by
Gov. Kempcr M. Vernon Board Director.
Quite an excitement was created at Farm
well a day or two ago, caused Ivy tho absence
of two little children Of Mr.. Jas. Iayenner-
Il appears that the children, girl ard boy,
aged respectively and yea 5, strayod from
home about o'clock on Monday afternoon
That evening heavy rain fell, and night came
without tidings of tie lost ones That night
some forty or fifty Of the ueighbors secured the
country Throughout. the night but day broke
without rewarlinG their search About g
o'clock, however, tho little ones were found in
an open field, tho girl asleep and the boy keep
ing vigil by her side Whom it is remember
ed that the little things had been absent
through the night, and exposed 10 the drench-
ing rain. we can well imagine tha. there wa.
Joy in tho anxious household over their re-
cOgefy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-02
Piatt's Pen Portrait Of the Hero Of
the Bloody ShiIt.

DOM Piatt gets Oliver P Motion on the nib
Of his pea in the following fasl,ion;
God might make a worse man than O. P.
Morton-but he never did.
=" The combination Of sycophancy, sin and
demagogjsm has never been equalcd and can
not be surpassed.
- lie began life . Democrat, and all that he
says Of that organic ,ton is the only sor. OF
Democrat he developed. Ilc Joined the party
Of progressive humanitarian ideas when that
party showed itself to be 10 the ascendant, and
bis belief in human progress is measured by
majorities at the ballot-box He has no faith
10 God, man nor Norton lie has ability
enough to know, but not pride enough TO de-
Spise himself lie is one Of those GonSsFoci-
ties created at long intervals, for some unknown
purpose, that goes about torturing humanity.
\ few more demons OF that SOFT wOuld make
the human race, like the il-possessed swine,
rush down steep places aul perish through
general suicide.
Nature put warning mark upon lis
countenauce. LoDl.inI upon its scientists are
startled with the fear that, coming from the
monkey, we might yet, with oil our bmio, re-
iNlu ~ NLc DtAAt- 44.o I1N - tlNt Va - On'4-
dog his mouth recalls tie Sculptured satyr
Of the Greeks when the eager seusualism Of
the goat was made human; his nose is a muz-
zle, while bis eyes have tie tTeacher0us glare
Of beast Of prey.
lie is one no woman can love, no man
can trust, no child can reverence.
His associates arc thieves, lis friends are
demagogues, his political support are negroes.
He Is a Sycophaut and y llattercr withou;
being weak lie has brain Of unusual power,
that without culture is put 10 the meanest
uses. Possessed Of the highest courage, he in
tTigucs with the skill Of q coward. When
Grant was in power lie fawned like spaniel
and llttered lie a couriier. And now that u
gentleman occupies the Executive Mansion,
and holds the patronage upon which Morton
lives, he bulies and wines by turns
If any result would reconcile Ole 90 the
terrible blow struck at the conscience Of the
nation, the confidence Of the people in the bal
lot, by the counting in of q presidential caudi-
date defeated at the polls it is to SEQ so despi-
cable demagoque as 0. p. Morton disc0n-
certed and grieyed by his own act. 1t is a re-
tributiou that shows that the laws of God eau
not be violated with IMMUNITY"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-02
Berkeley Bits.
From The MdcDer9eni :


On Wednesday morning the passenger train,
No l. bound cast, struck horse and buggy
containing a lady and gentleman, at the cross
ing on the farm Of Mrs G.. X. Robbins, about
half mile above North Mountain Depot, near
" Paxtons cut" The horse was killed the bug
gy smashed to pieces, its occupants thrown
out, but sngularly escaped with but slight in
Jury The parties were from near MERGERS
burg, Pa. The lady is the wife Of Mr.. George
Miller, formerly Of this county, and was ac-
compancd by her brother.
Butter 12l cents at TIedgcsvillc.
Butter Is cents at Bedlington.
From the Gerardstown Times:
Eggs 10. Butter l21.
Dr.. w. F. Smith was thrown while attempt
ing 20 mount bis horse a few days ago and re-
ceived painful sprain Of tho knee.
The remains Of probably the oldest person
in this section Of the country were inferred in
the lutheran churchyard OF this place on last
Monday afternoon. They were those Of Mrs.
Mary T.. Wright, who died near fuckers Sui
phur Spring on Sunday night last. She was
born on May 10th. 1774, and was, therefore,
Over one hundred and three years old at the
time Of her death.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-06-02
Book Notices.

Elacivooi's Nagaziar for May has been
puJiisho! by the Leonard Scott Publishing
Company, 4 Barclay Street, New York
Contents as follows l. Pauline.-Par; ".
B.undeli aye Il. The Anelo-Indiau Tongue.
III. \ HAter-Part XII. ". Mel
son in The Bayo Naples a Wanderers Let
ter. V. The Royal Artillery a Claim for
Justice W. Whist at cur Club. VII. Ram
bies round Travel. VIII. The War. Caldron.
L. W. N J.. tx. TIE Protocol and the War.
The S4a5ey, Sclool U@H fer May appears
in neat cover into which is packed the usual
number and variety Of valuable articles Eund
in isexcelleut Sunday-school monthly-Rev.
Chas s. Robinson, D. D., treats OF Lesson
Helps Rev. George T. Post, Syria, Of " The
Zig Tree Rev VIM Ormiston. D. D.. sketch
es the character Of " Elisha" Mrs w. z.
Crafts explains "The kindergarten. as ap-
piled 10 Sunday Rev Mosely II. VIII
hams shows How not 10 keep scholars :"
Rev Edwin w Rice writes Of ' The Prophetic
Books" Added to these are Dr. John Halls
Lessons, Mrs. Kuox's Primary Talks = LIS
sons Applied a Bible Concert Exercise. and
The usual Editorials, making an interesting,
varied and valuable amount Of reading FOR the
Sunday school worker which he would fnl +,
difficult TO procure elsewhere at three times
tie cost Of The HuH.