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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-01
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO. February 2s, 1875.
FLoUR-EXtra spring i5Oa5.75; western 440;
southern . W.
WHEAT No.Il spring ll04 ALL No, gilt edge
nos Regular. lOsa's Cash. OSal 10; March.
,l0t- April, IO9-alll1s; No. 5, l04h reject.
Ell 9l--
CORN Sales gilt edge, a.; regular, 42xa-;
cash ilia-i March 4lha-; April, ilisa--; re-
lected 36iz.
OATS Cash ~. March 2th; April 27.a
10.
RYE So.
BAR EY-i7.
DRESSED HOGS-4 25a4.3O,
PORk-Casn IL la 0.25I Mare l0.l5a--,s;
April 10 Tia.
LAKD-Cash 7.25-al 25h Ma 7.so-a7sO;
April, .40i7 4s1a
BULK MEATS shoulders tAa4. short rib
i4,a64.
WhlSkEY-i0l.
FRElGHrS-Corn to Buffalo Sh cents; wheat
do cents.
RECEIP rs-tlout 1900; wheat ao5,000; corn.
IA, 90; oats $500; rye 5000; barley Is 100.
SHlPMENTS-tiour HOOD; wheat 50 900; corn
5000; oats Is 900; rye 400; barley l0,0oo.
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Dtfb.

In Vassalboro', Feb, ION, of heart disease.
Chrr.s Bowler, aged IS years, 10 months and I
dnv~.
Mr.. Bowler was a man ofsterling integrity, NOR
ii worth al religious efficiency. lie WIS highly
este me by his neghbors. and will he much
mi sed all cnc'e- OF society. Some six wears
-iuee he made profess ion oil is faith and united
v it'll the Baptist church in V. He has nobly main
tanned "A devoted chr tian character, and exhibit.
q true devotion to the interests of the church
n has left a wife one daughter, a d two sons, to
mourn the los OF his society.
Ia Fast Madison, Feb. 27th, MFR. Zebulon Smith
aged 70 years and months. Father OF Mr.. W. a,
smith, hagn an Tor the rainc Gen trail in this city.
In Emb len Fe ~ 18th, Emma, daughter of 10Th
am than, a red 10 years, II months and l. days.
In Skowbegan, Feb. 10th, Mrs, wife of Col. Dan
lei snow
In Cornville, San. 10th, Mrs. Abbie, wife of Jo-
seIh French, aged 81 years 10 months.
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NEWS BY TELEG RAPH
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Daily Ernue>se 5ournal
WINTHROP.
The State Pathological Society.


WINTHROP, February 2S. The session of the
Pathological Society continued to-day. la the af-
ternoon there was very good attendance, and an
animated discussion was had on ''What means are
valuable to permanently restore the products of
our orchards, opened bv W p. Atherton of
Hsllowe and \. Smith Of Monmouth.
A paper on the nursery business in Maine, by
H. A. Gilbert, resulted in an emphatic opinion ex-
pressed in favor of Maine growing nursery
stock.
Ia the evening, an essay on flowers and ferns,
by James Nckery Of Portland, was followed by
brief remarks on allied subjects.
There is a small but fine collection of winter
varieties Of apples on exhibition.
The session closed with a social reunion at the
GrangeIs hall
AT business meeting George Sawyer was
elected member the board agriculture of State
exhibition if held next autumn 1t will be con-
nccted with some kindred association.
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THE CUBAN INSURRECTION.


NEW YORK, February %. NJ. Villaverdo, a
Cuban in New York, has advices from Havana
that the Spanish volunteers were almost IN "a state
OF riot, consequent upon the report that the GOV
ernment had offered terms of peace TO the Cubaus.
The volunteers insist that the Captain General
shall force the Cubsns to lay down their arms and
surrender Internationally.
Senior Aldama, the Cuban representative at
New York, has 10 such Information. Aldama al
so says that DO peace negotiations have been pro-
posed by him 10 the Spanish minister at Washing
ton, as reported.
Havana letter Of February %, says that the
iRsurgent chit having Submitted TO the terms of
tered by the Spanish government the restoration
of peace in the island may be regarded an acc III
pllshed fact.
February D was designated as the date on
which the insurgents should lay down arms aud
on the 18th peace should be officially claimed by
the government.
General G. Gonzales of the Spanish army, ar
rived at New York from Havana last uight, as
commissioner 10 treat with the Cuban JuLta on
the terms of peace.
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FORTY-FIFrH CONGRESS-.


AT $40 o'clock message was received from th G
House announcing that that body had passed the
bill authorizing the coinage of the silver dollar,
and to restore its legal tender character. notwtn.
standing the Presidents objections thereto.
Eustis at the time held the floor and was speak
ing upon the bill in regard to holding court in
Mississippi, and the silver bill was lad on the ia
BILE for the present.
After some further discussion it was agreed to
proceed to the consideration Of the silver bill.
President pro tem.-Ihe chair lays before the
Senate the bill ito authorize the coinage Of the
standard silver dollar, and TO restore Its legal ten
der Character, which has been seat to the Senate
by the House of Representatives, with the o. c
TONS oil the President of the United States.
Mr.. Edmunds objected to the President 10 tenn
laying the bill before the Senate at this time, and
said that under the rules the House bills could be
laid before the Senate only during the morning
hour, and read from the rules TO that effect lie
made the objection in order tnat there might be
time for the Senate to consider the message.
Allison moved to postpone the pending and all
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bill hs. passed, the objections Of the President 10
the contrary. Notwithstanding"
The announcement was received with general
hand-clapping and remarks of jubilation. and the
bill and veto message were thereupon sent to the
Senate.
The House at 2 A. o'clock went into committee
OF the whole, and resumed the consideration of
the bill to pension soldiers of the Mexican and In
dian wars.
After speeches by Messrs Wlllsms of Alabama,
williams Of Oregon, Ryan of kans., White of
IA. and Riddle of Tenn the committee proceeded
to consider the bill by sections.
Adjourned.
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LENISTDS
MuniCiDal Matters.

LEWISTON, February %. At the republican
caucns tonight, Hon. J. B. Ham was nominate d
for May or, receiving all but four scattering votes
Temperance.
The Third Anniversary Of the Lewiston X, form
Club was celebrated to-day. There was a public
meeting, with speeches. tins afternoon, aud an en-
teiisinment in the City Hal this evening. A
number of visitors from other clubs are present.
The meetings have been well attended and inter
esting.
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Ice Items.

Ice
The Boothbsy Register has the following items
Ice is not only lively itself but it il making
other things and people lively also. The knck-
erbockers are busy as bees. Thursday vessel
loaded and commenced to ell three new houses
on the north OF the elevator, at the shore. The
three houses near the pond are flil. The best ice
of the season is being cut. \ few day, more viii
fill up their houses with about 10000 tons when
active operations will slacka little, loading vessels
as they arrive.
At East Boothbay they are waiting fer vessels
to arrive.
nesday and by night had about 300 tons safely
stored.
Messers Royd. Merrill and Russell are pushing
the ice business vigorously at their pond in South
Edgecomb, on the Damariscotta river, cutting and
shipping from three to tour hundred tons per day.
1t is a very clear and handsome quality of ice. AT
the time write four csrgoes (about l,6OO tOus)
have been shipped, and several more vessels are
expected soon. The company are going to erect
ice house $50 feet in length that Will hold
about 3 900 tons.
The pond covers over twenty acres of the prem
ses Of Daniel Dodge and Atwood Foster, of
whom the company have purchased or leased the
privilege for a term of wears. A dam was con-
structed across the creek at expense of $500
and as there are several large brooks running in
to the meadow, it can be flowed or damned out
at pleasure; and thus yield large harvest of hay
in the summer and fine harvest of ice in the
winter.
We clip this from the Bath Commercial:
Nequasset Pond is a magnificent sheet Of water
about | 200 acres area situated in the town of
Woolwich Its surroundings are such there is no
drainage into it from manufacturing establish
ments; and being in very sparsely settled re-
gion, it is in fact totally free from the inilowng
drainage to which many other ponds are subject
The company own 5 IL acres Of land located on
the only available side of connection with the
Knox & Lincoln r. II. The ice houses are eight
in number each $50 feet long. IS feet wide, and
80 feet post, have total capacity OF $4,000 tons,
and the process Of filling them is rapidly APP
preaching completion.
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Meeting of Kennel District Lodge of
Good r.mpIars.

Good T,mpIars.
Kennebec District Lodge of Good Templars met
in quarterly session with Waterville Lodge. No.
81, Wednesday, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, in Town
Hall, Watervile, and opened in due form, Dis.
Templar &. 7. Toward in the chair.
Officers Present--Dis. Tempar c. P. Toward,
Dis Counsellor A. H. Burrcll, Dis Vice Templsr
Mrs. |. \. Hodgden, ID ;. Secretary Estelle NJ.
b ainerd, Dis. Treasurer T. J. Emery, Dis. Mar
shall Charles Adams, Dis Asst Secretary Minnie
Fletcher, Dis. Dep. Marshal Silvia Thomas, Dis.
p. W. Templsr f O. Barnard
Officers ApPolnted-A. b. Fletcher, Dis. Chap
lain; Miss Ada Nelson, Dis. Guard; &. S. Getch
ell, Dis. Sentinel
Committee on credentials reported delegates
present from nine lodges in the county. Reports
from subordinate lodges Indicated an increase in
interest and membership. G.. W. Sec. Geo f..
b. acket reported Waldo county in ong work.
ing order, increasing in membei sAip, and gave a
synopsis of the work in ya ious parts of the State,
fifty five new lodges having been instituted since
last October.
Somerset county was represented by c T. Far
well of PIttsfeld, giving good port of the tenn
perance work thu oughout the county.
ii. Nj. Bryant reported Androscoggin county
never more fully alive in temperance work than
to dav.
&. L. StarAird represented CHAMBERLAIN county
up and doing 10 the great work, with a revival
of interest throughout the county. Spoke in elo-
quent terms of Mission Star Lodge, aud hoped
they could be fllly representa- 10 the coming
Grand Lodge.
The present board of officers were recommended
for re election, and duly elected and insta led bv
p. ID. e. ID. +. Hon. Joshua Nye. The usual com
mi'ees were appointed
Hon Joshua Nye, from committee on resolu-
tons presented the following for consideration
lst. Resolved, That we, as Good Templars,
pledge ourselves and all we have, to the noble
mission of saving the fallen, and Of keeping others
from falling; and to this end we not only pledge
ourselves to greater activity in our own special
work, but we will encourage the organization OF
reform clubs in every part of our State. and also
the formation of juvenile temperance associations
wherever they can be sustained.
I'd. Resolved, That the overwhelming defeat
of the druggists BILL at the session Of the egsla-
ture just cosed-in the House by III to 25 and in
the Senate by 2S to Candidates the true public
sentiment of the people of Maine in regard to
dram shops. And that we have reason TO thank
God for this deliverance from a terrible evil.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted.
Bro. Bracket made the suggestion that the
autumn session of Kennebec county District
Lodge be an open session, holding a public pic
mic meeting citing the success Of Waldo county
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Millinery Goods,

1t is true that Mrs NJ. T. Webster is offering
to-day all her Winter Millinery at the Lowest
Prices they Will be sold this season. Felt Hats
only % cents, which is cheaper than you can have
them done over. A splendid assortment of Fancy
Feathers, Stylish Trimmed Hats and everything
in the millinery line, together with the prettiest
assortment of ladies ties, ruches, and embroidered
sets, to be found in the city. We would impress
the fact that we have the goods and prices alver-
tised. MRs. NJ. +. WEBSTER,
1888 Water ST
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The Auburn Copyi"gto of Auburn New
York.

s. Rowe, Gen1 Agent for the Auburn, y. Y.
Copy Ing CO.. has been in this c " for few weeks,
Introducing and soliciting orders for work. He
wishes to call the attention of the people Of Au-
gusta aud vicinity, to the specimens that a:e now
being exhibited in the show windows on Water
street-one fine likeness Of Senator Blaine, and
also one Of the Hon. f. F Pillsbury. The com
pany have been for years engaged in executing
some of the finest portraits ever presented to the
public; making all kinds in India Ink, Water Col
ors, Crayon, Albumen Ink and OIL of all sizes,
thrown up and enlarged from all kinds of small
pictures with any alteration des red such as re-
moving hats, caps, changing style Of dress, open
ing eyes Of dead, etc, etc. All interested in this
kind Of work " i'll do well to examine the speci-
mems above named. The company's artists are Sc
lec,ed with great care from the very best of the
Old World and the New enabling the company TO
produce such fine class Of work as can hardly be
equalled by any other house. ieb2S-.3t
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FINANCIAL l. COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New York, February 2s.
Money loaned al All on call and closed at 4 per
cent.
Sterling quiet at is3ha for 60 days, ls55l for de-
maud.
Gold opened ut 1919 and closed at l0l1
Carry ing rates, 3}.aj per cent. Borrowing rates
3a9-.
Cleangs, 500 l6l 900, Custom receipts, s2ss goo.
Treasury disbursed-sjiO o0 interest, $780, 400 for
bonds.
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Weather Indications Tor To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
rising and high barometer, brisk aud high north
cry winds, decidedly colder, partly cloudy wealth
er, ard possibly occasional light rains, or in the
northern portion snow, followed in the Middl c
States BY easterly winds
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FOR SALE.

The subscriber desires to sell her place, near the
east shore of the river. Four acres OF land house
and stable; unfailing spring of water, and good
boom privilege. Apply at the premises.
MRS. MAHALA GETCHELL,
Augusta, Feb, %. 1878. marl.tlw
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VIRGINIA..
NhnOflny AflrAN

NEW YORK, February 2S. Gus Wilcox and
Richard Walker, of Charles County, Va. emitted
their revUlvers at each other few DAYS since
through some family oiticalty Walker wa, shot
dangerously in the face and body. Wilcox wa,
wounded in the arm.
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FOREIGN.


NEW YORK. February IS. Princess Souvarotf
returned to Russia by the steamer from New York
Yesterday, to escape notorety by an attempted
blacknai. Stories have been circulated sgalnst
DER that she had separated from her husband,
Prince Souvsrotf, and that the latter had pawued
her dlaMonds
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Lighthouse Damag

The lighthouse at Atlantic City, which is a
warning against Brigantine Beach, will fan soon
owing to It's foundations being undermined nv the
encroachments of the sea.
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NEW JERSEY.
An Oyster War.

New YORK, February 2S. An oyster war is
ragiug IN Princes Bay, between owners who are
Staten islanders and predatory New jersey craft.
A fleet OF the latter was driven off Yesterday, aud
one large sloop was captured and heached.
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PORTLAND.
Fire.

PORTLAND, February rs. The barn of Robert
Miller, at Cape Elizabeth was burned this after.
noon, with four tons of hay, COW, harness, >ec.
Loss, 81 600; no insurance.
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Nominations.

EockLAND. February Is. At the republican
caucus this evening, Hon. {. &. Mofitt was unan
imously Ienom mated Tor MAYER
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Cure that cough How With Adamson'. Bo
tanic Balsam. 1t is warrented to cure coughs,
colds, and all lung difficulties. Sample free.
Large bottles 30 cents. Sold at kinsman & Co.'S
Drug store. ian25+&wlw.
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AUBURN.


LEWISTON, February 2S. A citizens caucus in
Auburn this afternoon, nominated fail ticket for
municipal officers headed by James Dingley for
Mayor
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tMarrteo

In Hartland + b. 2lst Mr.. Samuel Furbush to
Miss Lila Huru, bota of III ,rtland.
In Sk0whegan. Feb. l9th MIR. Richard X. French
OF Cornville, TO Miss Emma M Green of Skowhe-
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OHIO.
Suicitie.

NEW YORK, February %. Mrs J. II. A. Bone,
wife OF the editor Of the Cleveland Herald, jump
ed iuto Lake Erie last Wedne sdsy, and was
drowned.
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SACt,.
ROCK LAND.

SAco, February IS. The democrats unani
mous'y nomirs'ed Samuel l.. Lord for mayor
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"lf you would make truth to spsngle, and its
rays to shine sound the praises of SLIPPERY
ELM LOZENGES, for Coughs, &C. For sale by
all Druggists.
Caswell i Co., corner Washington and Winter
Sts.. Boston.
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Caterpillar fringe is imported for trimming
spring suit-. This fringe has secured its name
from having inch-loug cable cords covered with
shaded yellow or green floss.
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lor otAet. and nraEeed % consider lhe ,llyet

prior orders and proceed TO consider The silvet
/ white Of MARYLAND obj .cted undei the 18th
rule, which provides that every bill eD6 joint
oluton introduced on leave, or reported from a
committee, and all bills and Joint resolutions re-
ceiyed from the House of Representatives and all
reports of committees shall be printed.
1he President pro TEN. oveTruled the objection.
The motion OF Allison was then agreed to with
out roll call.
Chief clerk Mcdonald then began TO read the
silver bill, but before he concluded Mr.. Conkling
interrupted and said he ventured to suggest that
IT was needless TO read a bill which had been re-
peatedly read in the Senate.
Sargent objected to dispensing with the reading
OF the bill, and said he was IN the other house of
Congress at the time when it was charged that a
bill had been passed without reading, (the demon
citation act OF 1879, and there has been a good
deal said about II since.
The reading OF the bill was then completed af-
ter which the veto message of the Pres ldent
read.
Whyte moved that the bill and message be
printed and ail on the table.
rejected without roll call.
The President pro tem.-Shall the bill be pass
A Observation-Disclosures the objections of
the President.
The President pro tem.-The chair uses the
words OF the constitution.
The clerk then proceeded to call the roll, and
the bill was passed over the veto.
The following j. the nay vote on the pass age of
the silver bill
Barnum, Bayard, Blaine, Butler, Conkling,
Dawes, Eaton, Bamu, Hoar, Herman, Lamar,
Mcpherson, Mitchell, Morrill,, Randolph, Rollins,
Sargent, Wadlegh, Whyte-l9.
As II required two-thirds vote TO pass the bill
pairs were arranged 20 that two of those iavoring
II PANIED with one senator III opposition thereto,
anu the pans were announced As follows:
Camtr ron Of Pa. and Armstrong of Missouri in
favor Of the bill, with Edmuuds opposed to it.
Cameron Of Wisconsin and Booth OF California
IN iavur OF the bill, with Burnside OF posed.
Oglesby OF llinoi. and Ransom of North Car
DINA III favor OF the bill, with Anthony opposed
TO II.
Chrisiancy and Sharon were absent.
Ferry, the president pro tenpore, in ANNOUNCE
lng the vote SAID
"Gwo-thirds of the senate having voted 10 its
favor, the bill is passed and has become a law"
motion to adjourn and another 10 go into ex
ecutve session were both rejected, and the senate
resumed the consideration Of the bin to authorize
a special term of the circuit court for the southern
district of Mississippi, and it was passed notwith-
standing the advance report OF the judiciary com
u1ttee-yeas 80, NAYS Is.
The senate at 10 o'clock adjourned ill Mon
day
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NEW YORK..


NEW YORK, February 2S Private Tobn who
shot \ lbers al West Point lately, was brought to
New York to-day for trial for murder
Indicted.
Frank Leslie was indicted by the Philadelphia
grand jury yesterday, for libellng W. eIsley.
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The hill sides and fields are beginning TO show
many bare places.
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WAN TEO.

A gill to do Homework, address. stating quail
fcations and wages expected.
lit Box 8, AUGUSTA.
MnGOLD PLATED WATCH s. Cheapest
" Gin the known world. Sample Watch Free to
UOAgea.s. Adore a, A. CouLrER Co., Chicago.
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Boston Stock List.
Sales at the Brokers' Board. ]

Sales NJ the BrOkefs' HOARD.
BOSTON, February IS, 1878.
Eastern Railroad, 53.a5gx
Boston Maine railroad, l0l-al0I-
Portland, Saco x Portsmouth, -a73-
Boston X Maine Railroad Is, all0A
Eastern Railroad (new), 60 all
Maine state Is, ll2-aOU0-
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1t is now denied that the Hudson River will
yield an abundant harvest Of ice. telegram to
that fleet is said have been sent east, TO cause
ice men This way to dispose Of their harvest At
cheaper rate.
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Bangor has an organization called the "daught-
ers of Rebecca"
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The snow is one foot deep on an average in toe
fields in AroostoOk county.
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February closed It'll day most delightful in
every respect.
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The following are The juiymen chosen from
this place TO act at the March Term Of the S. j..
Comt $. L. Bosrdman, L. b. Thorn, \. w
Philblook, Jas. II. Wall.
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A flock OF English sparrows have made their
home near the Phbrook dwelling in Fairfield vii
lage since early in the winter.
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Two teams colded upon Water street Wednes-
day evening, and the shaft Of one of the carriages
was broken. No other damage was done.
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AS A RELIABLE REMEDY for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseress, or any affection of the throat
and chest, use, according to directions given on
each bottle, Hddame Zadoc Porter's Cough Bal
sam. 1t is always reliable, and the possession Of
single bottle, may, in case of sudden attack,
prove to be worth fifty times its cost Sold by
Druggists every where. jan3l-4wt tw
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Eastport is to have sardne shops, and they will
commence work sometime in March.
The sleighipg now is very gritty" and few
ride out for pleasure.
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The editor of the Bangor Wing was yesterday.
shown may-hower in blossom, which grew in
the ferneiy of lady in that city.