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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-03-08

The Democrats OF Riddelord raised Il
big flag labelled, "Tilden and Hendricks,
elected by the people. counted out by
fraud.n
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Cabinet HumOra and other Matters

Cabinet rumors in Washington accord
ing to specials, are about as follows: Sec
rotary of State = Eyarts, (accepted) ;
Treasury-Sherman, (accepted; War
r. ". Thompson, Judges Potter Wayne.
McN eigh, Cameron and Hawley Navy
Frye, Hale. Rice. Forbes and Crngin In
terior-Schurz, (acceptedD Postmaster
tieneral-key OF Tenn. reported accept
ed, Bangs and 1hos. L. James Plat; At
torney-General, McCrary. (accepted) The
Nashville American says ex-senator Key
of Tennessee. will probably be appointed
Postmaster-Gene
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, VVhOOping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, and
CONSUMPTION.

The few compositions,
which have won the con-
tidence of mankind and
become household words.
among not only one but
many nations, must have
extraordinary virtues.
Perhaps no one ever Sc
cured so wide Il reputa :
ton, or maintained it so
long as AYERS CHERRY
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

LINCoLNY lille. The citizens of Lincolnville who
are legal voters hereby notified to meet at the
Cheese Factory Hall, in said town, Saturday, the
10th day of March inst, at O'Clock P. NJ, to nomi
nate candidates for town officers for the ensuing
year. Per Order of Town Committee
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-03-08

The Bangor Insurance Co. is winding
up its business, having got shaky through
heavy losses.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-03-08

the amount of debt paid by Uncle Sam since
1860, "puts to shame all that England has done
IN the same way for the last century or more"
While we are erecting tomb stones over dead
martyrs, and placing laurel wreaths on the
brows OF living heroes, don't let's forget to drop
a tear on the grave Of the man who conceived
the idea of putting potatoe on the snout of a
kerosene can. Fulton Times
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For EXCHANGE

HOUSE and Barn with twenty to forty acres of
l. land as may be wanted, in North Vineand,
New Jersey, about an hours ride from Philadelphia.
Location perfectly healthy. Apples, pears, grapes,
SC. The owners business compels him to stay
North, and he would like to exchange for a small
place in New England, near seashore or lake.
2m3d Address J. b., Box SIS, Portland Me.
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&1sAAC HILLS,
Surgeon Dentist,
Lincolnville, (French's Beach, Me.
amos:iU
N Ote Lost.
n ote Lost.

r OST between Belfast and Boston, via steamer
L 4 Katahdin, some time after December O. 1876 Il
promssory note Of $4,000, given for six months and
secured by mortgage on real estate, signed by C. c.
Dodge and in favor of NJ. Fairbanks & Co. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the
with M. FAIRBANKS & CO.,
Howard Street, Boston, Mass.
Belfast, March 8. 1877. 3w36s
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Ne Firfte Parte.

Auld Lang Syne, I've Meme and Women Singers.
Worldly Song, Blotfom Sprague.
, Russia All ye Meme and Women Singers
Jerufaem, my Glorious Home, Ye Ancient Choir.
Rainbow, All We Meme and Women Singers
. One Part Tune, Jeruf ha Cooper(she that was a
Bumpus.)
: Majefty All ye Meme and Women Singers
n Two Parte Tune, Hazadh Cartwright and Expert
ence Billings.
ySherburne, All We Meme and Women Singers
~ Two Parte Song, Jerufha Cooper and Deverance
Higgins.
II Stryke y* Cymbal, All ye Meme and Women
Singers.
le Seconde Parte
Invitation, All ye Meme and Women Singers
3 Complaint All ye Meme and Women Singers
-Four Parte Tune, Praiieworthy Holdenough In
trepid Barebones, Faith Win
chefter, and Deliverance Hig
ocean, Ali ys Meme and Women Singers
Worldly Songe Prudence Simmons
New Jeru1alem, All " Meme and Women Singers
one Iarte uhe' Love Sparks
EATER Anthem All ys Meme and Women Singers
10 Couhn Jededah, Sung by hys neareft relatives
II America, All ye Meme and Women Singers
N. B.-Forafmuch ys younge women are shame
iated, ys young meme are detired to locke awaie
from them whenne thai SINCE.
N. B.-Any olde ladyes whose foote stoves needle
frefh coales, have them sent in from Naber
Cnf Imam, hys kitchen, as hys women folks will
keepe up big tyre on purpofe.
n. BAH ys monte WI fhall be payed for thys en-
towne.
N. BAH who feel patriotic, have goode lunges,
and love their countre defred TO join in sing
ing ye laft tune.
es Warrington Bussfs hi printing Asn
White his ments shGpps.
Where there was general excellence, in a com
pany so numerous, 1t is impossible to make 81 ecial
mention. But we may safely say that the OF
the occasion was owing in large degree to the eff
forts of Praiseworthy Holdenough known in mod
d8ys n Rev Mr. ba
ment, with change of programme, will be repeated
on Tuesday evening next, for the benefit of the Re
form Club.
MoNTvILLE. The following were elected town
officers at our meeting to-day Moderator, C. II.
Spring; Clerk J. Colby Knowlton SeIectmen, As
SCISSORS, &C.. iona. Bartlett, o. Murray, S. X Gil,
man; Town Agent, iona. Bartlett; Treasurer, Ma
than French; S. s. Committee, Ii. NJ. Howard,
elected for three years, J. W. Clement to fill vacan-
cy, one year; G. F. Morse, Collector and Constable
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7" Old Folks Concerto.

no be attended at HAYI0RD HALLE, WI is settle
4 downe on Churche Sreete, on ye Peter Rowe
otte, near ye Haye Scayles W ednefday Eveg, Feb,
'f '-'i, at early Candle Light.
lINiEIST Trustworthy iIoldenough.
J. LEADER or ls S1RINGEp MISREPRESENTATION obi
ah Bumpus.
u HARPslCHoRnER-Paten Perking.
WOMEN SINGERS :-Deliverance Higgins, Love
sparks, Experience Billings, Mifstrefs Jerufha
cooper, (She that was q Bunpus) Aunt Polly Baf-
iet Dame Peggy Todd, Faith Winchefter (She
that a Prim.)
MEME SINGERS :-Hodijah Owenfon, Eliakm Pran-
dy, Intrepid Barebones Hazadiah Cartwright, and
other Meme and Women Folks to ye number Of
three score and ten who will sing to ys sound of
y Strynged Inftruments and Harpischord, ye fol
lowing Lyste OF ye Anciente Gems of Songe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-11
AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK
ORGANIZED inlS1a.

SrRan1seC In lS1e.
TRUSTEES Thomas Lambard, Jas. W. North
ARENAS Inbbey, VIM. S. Badger, Sam'l Titcomb,
OFFICE-ln Savings Bank Building ia Waite,
St. Bank open daily, from A. NJ. to T.. M and
from To 40 =. NJ. Saturday Evenings, from u
80 o'cloc6.
Interest on de yosts payable twice year. Feb
and Aug. interest not drawn out rs added to the
deposit. thus making COMPOUND INTEREST.
Interest begins on the 1rst day OF each month
Money deposite on before the te.,fh ddv Of each
month, Will draw interest from the FIRST day of the
same month.
As-Under III visiting law OF this State all de
posts in savings Banks, are ereslpl from munich
pal taxation.
No returns of names of depositors are required
u he made to state or town authorities aud all ac
counts are held by this Bank TO be strictly prtpdfs
and confidential.
Married women and persons under age can de.
posi- money In their ON names, SO that II can be
drawn only by themselves, or on their order.
Especial advantages Afforded to Executors
Guardians, Trustees, and others having in charge
Trust Funds.
wM.R SMITH, Treasurer.
Augusta, April 70. 1878.
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ALASKA CLEANER.
Prize Medal Diploma
American Institute, New York.

For a Cleaner and PJlisher OF all kinds OF metals
marble, glass ware and CT ockery II has no equal.
Floors and wood WORK OF all kinds can be scruDDt
and leaned at great saving of labor ana expense
IL does away Mi h The disagI eedble smell OF sop
Paint work OF The most delicate kinds cleaned as
good as new. Tne Alaska Cleaner /, used in some
OF the largest Institutions III The tnL Il state
win TINS, soap rs unnecessary, except .or as ng
clothes II II cheaper than soap 81 ct. box will
do more cleaning than bars Of The lesL soap, and
warranted to do ali and even more than l. claimed
for 1t. 10
Families supplied by Grocers, Druggists, house
furnishing stores, ami retail trade generally.
Sood r,liable Agents Wanted in every city
county and state, to supply the ret trade. FuI
terms, address.
T.. w. LApIsANJ.
6en'l Wholesale Agent, Aukueta, Maine
may2t 3m
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legal advertisements.
xENNEBEC coUNTY-In Prooat. court

kENNEBEC COUNTF-Ia Probate Court of
augusta, on the loutth Monday Of Aprii, 1871.
RENJAMiN +. SLEEPER, Guardian OF George
ID ). Sleeper, In sad County, minor, having
% ttlontd ior license TO stll at pubic auction or
private eale the ollowng real estate OF said ward
tntei ct OF said wand ia the homestead of his de-
ceased father:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior t. the second Monday of
May next, in the DAILY kennebec Journal n newspa
per printed IN Augusta, that all persons Interested
may attend hJ Court OF Probate then to be holden
at Augusta, and show cause, if any, why the
prayer OF said petition should not be granted.
H. Ii. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs, Register.
Los. 2uA
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The Lives Insured by the Society are carefL I.
selected in different parts OF North America an,
Europe, furnishing, by this broad field OF opera
lions, an additional and exceptional safety to tn
Polcy-holders. The assurances are made only OIL
the Mutual Principle. The Surplus Premiums ar
returned annually to the Insured
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;;:: :; :::' Z; !:::|'::: q:

SMOKERS csn find NJ Parir,dgs,s Drag
Siorss Augustaya Choice Havana Cigar
Tor Five Gems: also, Nice Cigars W the
box as low MS 81 30, up 10 The Finest In
ported Grades. S0Sffs, Tvbsecos, and
Smokers' Goods. Partridge Bros, undeI
Granite Hail. - IA y 2 AW
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.CY YOU will agree 10 distribute some OF our cifcu.
tF lars We viii send you Il CHR0 30 IN GILT
FRAME, md Il IL page Oh column illustrated paper
FREE Tor lhi ee months. lnclose Ia cents ~ pay
. oslase. Agents wanted. KENDALL n 90,
Bo ton, Mass. mAr!slw
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nkE hCEsT WANTED each Conntr
uto sell Hour New ~ ssibie sfsp." also New
Maps OF Uni I'd States. and Chart
apply nj once 10 ID. l.. GUERNSEY. Concert, y.
II. nar-9iw
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-03-10

The SHIp-YARD.-A meeting was
held in Firemen's Hall, last Satur-
day evening, to consider the steps
necessary to secure the establish
ment Of the shipyard contemplated
by Messrs. Goss e. Sawyer, the veal
thy ship builders of Bath, Maine,
at this point. But little was done
except to discuss ways and means,
but committee of two was finally
appointed, consisting of Messrs.
Barnes and Blinn, to act with COM
mittee already selected by the Com
mon Council (Messrs. Coulter, Hen
ry and Reed) and confer with MIR.
J. +. Higgins, the agent of the East
ern firm. The committee have wait
ed upon that gentleman, and we I'M
derstand he has submitted terms
which he believes will be acceptable
to the parties named, the details of
Of which have not yet been made
public. The committee will doubt
less soon call a meeting to consider
the subject.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-03-10

SE Mr.. George w. Vaughn, one
Of Oregon's pioneers, died in Port
land last Sunday. He had been o
resident of Portland almost continu-
ally since 1850, during which time he
had been the leader in many enter
prises which have given the city it's
present growth and prosperity.
He was a large property holder and
built and owned some of the finest
structures in the city. He was in
1855 elected Mayor, IN Office he filled
creditably to himself and with sat-
isfaction to the citizens. He was
born in Blairstown, New Jersey, in
1913, and was consequently Ga years
OF age.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-03-10

Maine, on the Goth Of February,
1889, and at the time Of her death
was 80 years old. Her Borrowing
husband and friends have the sym-
patty of the entire community in
their affection.
Fearing I have trespasssd too
much on your space.
I remain yours,
ANON.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-03-10

DIR. BsENEN's LECTURES. --This gen.
tleman has been delivering a series
Of lectures, in Columbia Hall, the
past week. The first, on Thursday
evening, on the "Throne of the
Mind" was a mastery production,
and the subsequent lectures were
scarcely inferior. As the Docto,
will leave on the North Pacific to.
morrow evening, for Seattle, those
who desire chronological descriptions
or medical advice, should consult
him ct once, at the Carlton House.
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Sc A horrible murder was perpe-

Sc A horrible murder was perpe-
tratcd near Portland, last Saturday
morning, by two masked assassins,
who gained admission to a cabin &C.
cupied by Douglass Thomas and T.
d. Davis, whereby the latter was
literally chopped to pieces and
burnt to ashes in the ruins of the
house. It appears thatthe assassins
were closely masked, one of whom
held a pistol to the head of Thomas,
while the other performed the de-
tails of their CHASTITY work. No clue
to Identification has yet been OBJ
tanned, nor is there the slight
est suspicion of the motive which
prompted the horrible deed.
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Nrw PROCESS OF GRA1N1Ne.-Messrs.

Ngw PROCESS OF GRA1NING.-
Pummer Il Cook are the owners OF
a patented process for transferring
the natural grain of wood, which
will doubtless cause the old hand
method Of granting to be abolished
soon as its merits become known.
The process may be briefly described
as follows: A board is selected of q
suitable pattern and after being
planned smooth, the grain is raised, y
by gently scraping away the softer
parts of the fibre. The color is then
applied to this pattern with a brush,
and roller composed of gelatin
Gus substance is used to take UP the
granting color from the board and
transfer it to the article 10 he decor
ated. The result of this invention,
or discovery, is of inestimable bene-
tit to the public, as we'll as the work
men, for finish can be impaired
which it is impossible to rival by the
old process, that was but an i'm
itation of the texture of different
varieties of wood, while this is a
transferring of the grain itself. The
process is patented by J. A. Herzog,
the inventor, and as the patent has
thirteen years yet to run, those who
are SO fortunate as to possess the
right to use the process will doubt
less realize handsome return from
tho investment.
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Rrsvws lss 4 HArpY NnEf,Sa.--

Rssvms AND 4 HArpS AaErsa.--
naiss willard. n. D.. Of This place.
returned from an European tour Of
nearly years duration BY Thsrsday
evenings stage, and received . most
hearty greeting from mot only the
members 81 bis own household, but
,hs numerou. friends and sequaint.
vnees. who have bssn able 70 follow
him In his iourmeyisgs BY means Of
his graphic aud interesting letters 10
The ss,sn.mn. They have been
perussd with pleasure and psoht BY
those ~ our readers who And an In
tsres. In travels or historic lore.
We acknowledge sense 81 deep
obligation 10 The doctor for ths very
faithful manner In which 10 has dis
charged the duties Of corssposdsst.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-03-10

E Mr.. Fred. Bonita formerly of
This place. and now of Albany, Ogn,
who met with painful accident by
falling from . building ON which he
was working, is now able to walk
about, but his children are all down
with the scarlet fever.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-03-10

WHITE RrvER.-Two new steamers
are in process of construction for the
White river trade. This is one of
the most fertile tracts in the Terri
tory, and is already partially peo-
pied by an energetic and enterpris-
ing class Of farmers. The principal
drawback hitherto has been the
want Of means Of transportation of
their products to market, and this
disadvantage will disappear with the
completion Of the new boats.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-03-10

SRA Portland drugsisl advsr-
,isss blue glass. for sale y those
whe wish 10 demonstrate ~ truth
q iAlaisy of Ne Pisasantso tA4esy d
~ rusdIal agsssv = ~ ~ ~.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-03-10

~ Much rain and little sunshine
As past wssk.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-03-10

SrxApv Paoaasss. ---Anethss \,
ca,npment Of Champieas . ~ II
Gross has hssn sldsd v tAsss Z
ready organised In this Terriers
by Grand Coaassllor W. n. Arusl
The nams shossa wss Hsss nsssns|
msnt and ths following sss ~ q
csrs; Thomas n. Richards. O., ~
Julia u. Kinney, !. O., Mlss Ia I
tanning, n. b., J. n. Colks>e, q.
H.; Isasc Iaasing. IT, Mr. -
4. Liansy. ]. O., All'sst n. Kelley
q. q.
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Although che weather was anything
but pleasant, and the feelings Of the
community were considerably de-
pressed u the recent dsath of one
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-03-10

AG46 1AuA<~ h0SMs
This collection consists OF seulp-
lures aud marbles obtained by Lord
Elgin, while he was Ambassador at
Constantinople, and was purchased
from him by the government for $l75,-
600. The sculptures Of chief interest
are those obtained from the Temple
Of the Goddess Diana, at Athens,
which was constructed under the
administration Of Pericles about B. L.
40.
AssYRAN GALLERIES.
These consist Of Q suit Of thrse
long and narrow rooms, over 300
feet in length, containing chiefly the
Layard collection Of sculptures from
the ruins Of ancient Ninevah, also
collections from the same localities
under the direction Of Sir H. q.
Rawlinson, and still another by Mr..
g. Smith, in . mission to Mesopots-
mia. The general Arrangement cor
responds as far - possible with three
successive periods in Assyrian his
tory:
I, The monuments from Nimroud,
on the banks Of ths Tigris. and up.
poeed = II ~ oneioot oa1nh &
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-03-10

'~o~N1 AN' ~ S"S oPesOANVAs
of Mills; p. Foster, Superintendent
OF old Mill; D. W. Scott and G.. A.
Jacobs, Chief and Assistant Book
keepers; S. G. Benedict, Postmaster
and Telegraph Operator; P. McIniire,
s.. G. and G. W. Lowe, Clerks; F.
M. Sargent, Chief Superintendent OF
the Company's Boarding House. OF
the latter gentleman, I must say,
that it was practically demonstrated,
to my entire satisfaction, that be
knows how to give man Q regular
square meal at all times. The din
ing-room is capable of accommodate
ing probably 200 men, and how in
the world such large family is at.
tended to three times day, without
some squabble or row, is past my
comprehension. Amongst the lively
items, I might refer to q runaway
match q few days since, in which
Charley Jackson and q young lady
Of Snohomish river were the princi.
pal actors. May their wonderful
courage be only exceeded by thei,
future happiness is the best I can
wish them.
CAMILLA URs0 CONCERT.
Through tho efforts of Msssrs. G.
w. and s. G. Lowe. the concert
promises to be success. The ticke,
Office was opened on Monday morn
ing, and beforsr night nearly fifty
tickets were sold.
INAUGURATION BALL.
Although che weather WAS anything
but pleasant, and the feelings Of thu
community were considerably d.
= q ~ \ -