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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-04-30
THE RAILROAD TAN.
Important Decision against the Maine
Central Railroad Company, by the su-
preine Court.

Gov. Conner received a despatch yesterday
from Washington, stating that the case of the
Stste of Maine against the Maine Central Rail-
road Company, for the recovery of tax assessed,
which has just been argued before the court had
been decided in favor Of the State.
The history of the case, in brief, is this In
1874, the legislature of the State assessed tax
upon the several railroad companies in the State
Several companies paid promptly, but other failed
to do So Accordingly the legislature of the next
year OS75) passed IAN act to enforce the collcc-
ton of taxes upon railroad companies" Immedi-
ately after the approval Of this act, steps were
taken by the Treasurer to collect OF delinquent
companies the tax assessed under the act Of March
4, 1874. George l.. Yard of Boston, a stock
holder in the Maine Central Railroad Company,
filed his bill in equity in the Circuit Court of the
United States, alleging that the act referred to
would if enforced against said Maine Central
Railroad Company, impair the obligation Of the
contract contained in the charter of said company
in this, that it authorizes the levying and asses.
ment upon said company Of tax other than that
as provided in said charter" They prayed the
court to enjoin the Treasurer from collecting the
tax. The question whether or not injunction
should be issued was argued at the April term of
court, 1879 a temporary injunction granted. and
the effort to collect the tax from the Maine Cen
trail Company for time suspended.
In 1876 a suit was brought against the Maine
Central Railroad Company, in the Supreme Judi
csl Court Of Maine, to recover the tax of 1875,
S20,093.22. The case was duly argued, and after
a full hearing decision was rendered in favor of
the State. The Maine Central Company did not
acquiesce in this decision, and carried the cause
on a writ OF error into the Supreme Court of the
United States (the last appeal The writ of error
was recently heard, the State being represented at
the court by the able Attorney General, l.. A
Emery. The decision, as we stated at the outset
has Just been rendered, and it is in favor Of the
STATE. The company has resisted the payment of
taxes from the first year assessed, and are ndebt-
ed to the State as follows
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STATE NEWS.

The Supreme Judicial Court has been in session
nearly three weeks at Ellsworth, and the juries
were discharged Thursday, April 18th, having
reached eleven verdcts, and no disagreements.
There are several cases to be heard before Judge
Peters, and the court will finally adjourn next
Friday.
1t now appears that the spring discovered on
the farm Of Lucius Packard, Esq, Of West Au-
burn, possesses medical qualities which in the
judgment Of those we-advised in such matters,
promise for it unusual usefulness.
Died in Caribou, April 9th, Of consumption, Cy-
rus Small, aged si1ty-two years. Mr.. Small was
born in Lisbon. Me-, but moved to Caribou near
ly twenty five years ago, and has ever been iden-
many prominen. offices. He was al member Of the
Legislature in 1864.
1t is stated that there are now one hundred
more pupils 10 the schools in Auburn than there
ever were before.
There are twenty. six prisoners in the Penobscot
county jail.
The following are recent business changes in
Auburn-D. T. French & Co.. general store,
, dissolved; now Stsckpole & Woodman.
Befast-fiardy & sherman. axe manufacturers,
dissolved; now Hardy.
Wadln 4 Merrill, stove store, dissolved; now
Wadin.
Bucksport-Fred j. Parker, marine railway, de-
ceased.
Dexter-J. Shelton, soap factory, now Shelton
|
| Farming on-Baugs, Morse i Co., tinware, &c.
dissolved; now StearDs & Wheeler.
Gouldsboro-Mrs. s. Hammond, general store,
deceased; now Nathan Hammond.
| Hallowel-Narney i Bussey, blacksmiths dis
solved.
Hampen-C. S. Dosne, grocery store; sold TO
ii. l.. Stubs.
Houlton-M. N. Clark. grocer sold out.
oldtown-0. Rogers Il Co.. general store, dis;
now Charles +. Rogers.
| Portlsnd-kusiis < Csstell, printers, dis.
| Deguio 4 Doyle, boat builders, Doyle deceas-
ed.
Saco-A. & b. f. Cutter, coal, A. Cutter retires,
style same.
The following are failures reported in this State
the past week
Theodore Plummer, millinery, Lewiston, is re-
| ported assigned.
Joseph d. Robinson & Co, commission mer-
chants, Bangor, are reported as failed.
Richard z. stone, dry goods, &C., Bangor, is
| reported assigned.
Charles G. Williams, jewelry, Bangor. i. report
ed as having failed.
Richard p. Stone, fancy dry goods, Bangor. is
Elnstbsn F. & VIM g. Duren. Bangor, are re-
| ported failed.
Oscar Lowell and George 2. Smith, Bridgton
and Scarborough, are reported failed.
Wilder F. McClintook, general store, Wiscas-
| set, is reported failed.
| Elisha Wheeler, saloon, Portland, has gone into
bankruptcy.
Michael Leen, general store, Benedicta, is re-
ported failed.
John II. Hammond. North Berwick, is reported
| failed.
Gould Engine Company, is reported Is having
failed.
William F. Huntington, Bradford. is reported
failed.
Walter Harding, Readfeld, is reported failed.
Thomas j. Owen, groceries, Turner is reported
| assigned.
james Savage, Augusta, is reported failed.
| A. T. Folsom. Oldtown, is reported failed.
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An UNJukT VERDICT.

If one of the many put up" medicines prove
Intellectual all are condemned a. nostrums Is
this right? Are all American citizens denou nc ed
AS traitors because b nedct Arnold committed
treason Some refuse to use DR.. Pierce's Family
Medicines, simply because they have used other.
other benefit. DR.. Pierce's preparations possess
actual merit, ard, if taken when indicated, the
most sanguine expectations W i'll be realized. His
Golden Medical Discovery is the standard alter
alive and blood purifier in the market Thousands
OF testimouials from those ii has cured of con
sumption, dyspepsia, liver complaint, and various
forms OF skin diseases, are file in the Doctor
Office, certifying to It's efficacy. DR.. Pierce's Fay
orlte Prescription lie relied upon by wome to cure
the many weaknesses and irregularities peculia,
to their sex. For further informal on see the PEG
pies Common Sense Medical Adviser, an illustrat
ed work of nearly 1000 pages. Over one hundred
thousand copies sold. Price 81 80, post. paid AID.
dress the author, X. V. Pierce, NJ D.. Buffalo
y. Y.
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Boston stock List.
Sales at the Brokers' Board. |
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO April ~, 1878.
FLOUR-ENtra spring 50a5.25 western $50:
southern t5O.
WHEAT No. | spring lsa-; No. 2 gilt edge
II y; Regular. I07La. Cash. l.l2ta-; May,
ii24a-; June, lO6-al0sh; No. 8, l.toh; reject
ed 9'5s.
corn Sales gilt edPe, i0Aa1.; regular, 3s.
cash AZ. AL; April, Aka; May, AKA; June
IS AGO ; July, 90; rejected 81.
OATS Casn II April 261.aO0-; May, 265.
a 26's June 2sk2sL
RYE
BARLEI-iS-.
DRESSED HOGS-4 Ila4.l2x.
PORK-Casn 50-ash5-; April -s50--ass5
LAkD-Cash q SIX $3.50 April T15-a7l5;
MAY, 6s7 I,ae2; June, 6y7 al: July 105-a7O7k.
BULK MEATS shoulders 81. so, short rib
sides As; short clear rib l4a0 clear sides
6ta61.
WHlSKEY-32.
FRElGHrS-CorH to Buffalo > cents; wheat
Ia 3
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Sj9.9lG.7l

The Atlantic < St. Lawrence aud Dexter &
Newport companies have resisted the payment OF
taxes, awaiting. doubtless, the decision on this
case; but in referring to the opinion Of our State
court it will be that the decision, which
has just been reaiirmed at Washington, only ap-
plies TO this particular company, the Maine Cen
trial. and does not exclude the other companies
from setting up claims for exemption under the ir
charters. Hence new actions would be necessary
to determine the question of their exemption and
enforce the collection OF taxes upon them, and
this has accordingly been done.
The tax Of the Atlantic Il ST. Lawrence Rail
road Co, at this time, amount. to $ll7 sos 81, and
that Of the Dexter & Newport to j9i7 50.
Under enactment of the last legislature, the
Maine Central company have the right to appear
before the Governor and Council. for an sbate-
meut OF portion of the tav; and they will OF
course avail themselves Of that privilege.
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NEW YORK.
The Florida Matter

The Florida Matter.
NEW YORK. April %. Dennis and Morton are
In Washington, but decline king any more on
the Florida frauds.
Disaffected Whiskey Dealers.
A New Orleans despatch says Gov. Nichols has
signed the Mofatt bell punch BILL and whiskey
dealers have formed an association to fight it to
the bitter end, Claiming it to be unconstitutional
Political.
Postmaster Gen. Key is reported as saying he
always believed Iilden was elected, and that til e
Floi ida and Louisiana returns were frauds but he
thinks Hayes believes he Qlsyes) was honestly
elected, and Hayes WAS no party to the fraud.
The TiltOn Scandal.
The sun has q story that Mrs. Tilton iu 1876,
at the instiga,ion of Lawyer Shearmsn, made a
statement to Rev. Messps. Hodge, Conant and
another gentleman whose name is not given, in
the presence of Mrs. Ovington and Mrs Field,
reiterating her statements of innocence. which
statement they have held in trust and it is still in
the possession Of Sherman. Mrs. Tllton subse-
quently tried 10 obtain possession of the state
ment, preparatory. as she said, to reconciliation
with her husband but the request refused.
Indian N atters.
Gen. Sheridan has been advised of the distressed
condition of the Bannock and Shoshone Indians,
TO whom the agent only issued four pounds of
meat man per week, With q small proportion of
-four. Sheridan forwarded their complaints to the
l3, 900, and that their rsions are also ggardy
small account Of insufficient app opriation.
Crook also believes in the honesty OF Agent
Daniels.
Chicago Finances.
The police and firemen of Chicago have re fused
to take city scrip for their pay it being worthless.
The city owes the men three months pay. The
supreme court has decided against the legality of
the issue of scrip.
Suicide.
Andrew Barwick, insane through rum stabbed
himself twenty times, yesterday, in Cevea nd JAIL
then cut his throat and died He was formerly a
well to do and respected citizen.
Marine Disaster.
Nothing later has been heard from the steamer
! City of New Bedford. Her passengers have ar
rived here. They we're Judge Pratt of Brook lyn,
Mrs. Wsdsworth. Miss Louisa Wsdsworth and
Miss Almy of New Bedford and +. b. Stillson.
The crew and passengers behaved with remarks-
| BILE GOODNESS when the vessel struck. They were
taken off by the yacht Admiral. The accidet t
occurred by confusion of lights and sounds of the
fog horns. Capt. Fish comm ,ded the vessel.
| Her position is very much like that of steamer
Massachusetts, n the disaster to that vessel. The
New Bedford is valued at $4,000; fully insured.
She was built in 1874.
| Personal.
| John Morrssey is stricken with paralysis. His
| arm is helpless and he cannot speak but eats and
drinks. He is sinking fast.
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Disasters 10 Maine Vessels.

Schr. Pomona. Chute, Of Annapolis, Nd. (9S
tons) from Boston for Bay River, n. s., with 80
bbls. of flour and q small quantity OF merchan.
disc, went ashore at Ball Cove ledge, Ragged Is
land, at 1890 yesterday morning, and went to
pieces in few hours. There no insurance
The crew were all saved and taken into Rock
land.
Schooner Cameo, Of Belfast, from Boston, with
a cargo of sheep, slate and general merchandise
went ashore on Matinicus Island, Saturday morn
ing, and will be a total loss. Pat of the cargo
was saved
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Spare the Natural Scenery,

This is the time for the annual caution against
the defacipg Of natural scenery. AS soon as it be-
comes Settled weather." the amateur knights of
the paint brush and backing pot will swarm the
country roads. the places where immense boulders
attract the curiosity seeker picturesque scenery
invites the sdmirer of nature. There we shall find
ugly daubs of various colorings and shades. set
ting forth the virtues of Zones Jumping Tooth
ache Cure" "Smith's Scandinopeaa Syrup of
Sarsaparills," "Dogberry's Delusive Drugs" or
other distressing announcements. The face of
nature is plastered all over with these nosrum an
nouncements. If there is no law in Maine against
the preparation of this nuisance, that defles our
summer retreats, and defaces natures most beau
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Personal.

Mr.. Eugene Lane, who has served for the past
three years as foreman of the Gospel Banner Of
fee in this city, has returned to his home in Lin
erick. He is q good printer and an exemplary
young man.
Hon. T. b. Reed is spending a few dlys at his
home 10 Portland.
Mr.. w. j. Cults, graduate of Bowdoin Col
lege class of rs, was admitted to the Penobscot
bar Saturday, at Bangor.
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The Colby Echo SAYS Of graduates of Colby Un-
verslty Rev. Z. f. Cummings, DID, Of Concord,
n. H., observed 4 golden anniversary on the last
Sunday in March, delivering by request, in the
Baptist church the same sermon which he preached
in that house just fifty years before.-Rev. NJ. NJ.
Smart is teacher of Biblical Theology and Inter-
probation, at Whitestown Theological School,
Oneida, N. Y.-H X. Trssk is principal Of the
South Jersey Institute. Brdgton, n. J.-Col. j,
Manchester Haynes of Augusta, will deliver the
Grafton at Bath on Decoration Day-George Gif
ford, Esq, of Vassaboro', sailed the Sd inst 4,
in charge of a portion of the goods for
the Paris EXposition.-W. P. Young Of Milo,
is County Attorney of Piscstaquis County
Col. H. c. Merriam, L. S. army. has been desig-
mated to construct and command new military
post in Northern Idaho, near CTur d'Alene Lake.
Rev. c. V. Hanson is pastor of the Baptist
church Of Peabody, Mass.-ltev T. NJ. Butler is
pastor of the First Baptist church of Townshend,
VIE. S. Rswson is a student in the law depart
ment of Columbia colege.-Rev. T. G. Lyons is
pastor of Bryants Pond Baptist church-A b.
Allen is principal of Wilton Academy.
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OHIO.
DefalcatIOn.

CINCINNATI, April 20. The Gszette's Urbaus
special says that Mat Weaver, cashier Of Citizens
National bank, is a defaulter to the amount OF
$4,000. He resigned his position = week ago
when the defslcstion ives discovered. but it was
kept secret until the amount WAS made up by as
sessing stock olders, and the bank is now in good
condition. Weaver appropriated over $4,000 OF
the banks money. but two of the directors recov,
cred $4,000. Other citizens Of u bana loser,
TO large amount, among them Viewers young
er brother, who will lose $30. 200. Speculation IN
grain in Chicago is said to be the cause.
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FOREIGN.
England.

LONDON, April 20. Moore's cotton mills in
Lsncastershire and another large mill in Black
burn, started to-day. the masters having agreed to
the terms Of the operatives.
The Manchester Guardian says the struggle in
the cotton trade continues, and the prospect of
peaceful settlement appears remote. The opera
tives are still pressing for a settlement by arbitrs-
ton, but the masters eoarteously but firmly de-
cline to place their case before arbitrators.
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state Prison Items.

The following is a list Of the couvicts ip the
Maine State Prison, who have been discharg ed
during the quarter ending March 3lst
Discharged by Expiration Of .Sentence-James
OBrien, Penob,cot county, burglary, l-2 years ;
Charles II. White, Somerset, burglary. years ;
Charles Barter, Cumberland, larceny, 2 wears
Jane Clark, Andro-coggiu, common thief 4 wear. :
George Prince, Cumberland, larceny, 10 wears ;
Billings j. Hood, Oxford forgery, years Daniel
Dooley, Aroostook. larceny, y,ar; Aaron Gull
len, Aroostook, larceny, year; Frank Cummings,
Sagadahoc, larceny, years.
IGrdOH>d By the GOterHor- Charles NJ Carter
Kennebec, larceny, IL years. VIM. Britt, Ken
nebec, larceny, l-2 years.
hardened Jy the Preadent-Geo. w. Eyeleth,
[. 5. Court, robbing the mail, 10 wears.
D1ed-Ihomas F. WIndship, Cumberland, as
sault and battery, years; VIM. Psngburn, Pc
nobscot manslsughter, 10 years; Orestus NJ.
Plunmer, common thief years; VIM. Chapman,
Cum berland, breaking and entering, | ID years.
Couvicts who have entered the State Prison
during the quarter ending March 3lst.
Charles F. Boulter. Washington county, Sc
wears old, larceny, years sentence; Geo. A.
Brown, Washington 50 years old, larceny, | 2
years, Andrew Jones. u. 5. Court As wears old,
manslaugh,cr, years; VIM. III. Stevenson, Cum.
berland, A. years old, larceny and common thief
years; Elbu Phillips, Cumbel land, IS wears
old, larceny aud common thief, 9 years; Joseph
MnIhraw, Cumberland, % years old, compound
larceny years, george llliams Cumberland,
20 years old, robbery 6 years; Edward Brown
Cumberland, AZ years old, larceny. years; Cora
+. Chick, Somerset, % years old, adultery, yesr
Joseph A. Lamb, Androscoggin, AS years old
| abortion, years; John F. Foss, Androscogg in g.,
SO years old, mansaughter 2 wears; Augustus
sodeistrom, Knox, 81 years old, compound lar
ceny, year; Sarah Martin, Knox, "a years old.
larceny, IL years; Daniel Rowe, Kennebec, l9
years DID, larceny, / year; Daniel Mckinley,
Frank lin, AZ years old, breaking, entering and lar
cpny
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NallomrlI local Mems.
u.I,oweI, Classical Institute.

The Trustees Of this school have recently issued
a circular to the Congregational churches and
membership of this State, presenting in words of
unmisskable esrnestness the needs of the institu-
tion, in order 10 save it from utter failure. 1t
would seem that the friends of this school in de-
nomination possessing so much wealth and inhu-
ence. would be alive to the Importance of the be-
stowsl Of liberal endowment, in order to main
tain a creditabe position with other educational
institutions in the State. and meet the wants of
students preparing for college, and the higher lit
erary requirements of the schools. While all parts
OF the State reaping the benefits Of this nsti-
tuition and are of course expected TO fulfill pledges
Of aid originally promised. the figures prove that
all the material aid outside of this city has been
ridicrlousy small, and confined to comparatively
few localities. In proof OF this statement we give
a list Of contributions published by the Chris
tisn Mirror of last week, in connection with a
communication from one of the warm friends OF
the school residing in the eastern part ofthe State
We copy az follows.
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We should have stated in our report Of the tenn
perance meeting, Sunday afternoon, that the prin.
cpsl address of the occasion was made by Mrs
DIR. Qulnbv. the President of the Ladies Christian
Union. She is deeply interested in the work OF
temperance and moral reform, aud has pleasant
way of xplessing herself.
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tful works, there certainly ought to be; and hsv-
ing the law. it should be igidly enforced. Mas
sachusetts has a law TO prevent the DETACHMENT of
natural scenery. as has also New York, and it
works so well in those State. as to recommend its
adoption in other States
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Lirn.

In this city, April 2s. at 4oclock A. NJ, lydia
4. Weeks, widow Of the late Daniel Weeks of Vas.
salboro, aged 81 years. Funeral this Tuesday,
afternoon at l-2 O'Clock at residence of her
law, Henry ID. Brown on Sewal street.
In Whiteheld. April 20, Mr.. John Hartman.
aged IS wears.
In Gardner, April p. Ruth, wife of samn AIMEE
aged So years April 10, of consumption, Miss Ella
Mann, aged about ~ years; April "a, Kate,
daughter OF Levi and Margaret Knox, aged ii
years.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL,
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

EVENING REPORT.
New York, April 20.
Money loaned II. 4-ae on call and closed al a.
per cent.
Sterling quiet at is6@la-- Tor 60 days, 49,
for demand.
Gold opened at 1907. and closed at lOOh.
Carrying rates, 2a3-- per cent. Borrowing rates
Sac.
Clearngs, $40 $50 600 Custom receipts, el3.000.
Treasury disbursed-sl5. 900 interest, &O,O00 for
bonds.
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SNOWFLAKES.

Que pound of Snowflake potatoes and four pack.
ag OF select vegetable seed, so CTS. Three lbs. OF
pot atoes and eight packages, tl00, postage pre-.
paid. One peck by express and quarter OF .
pound Of large red onion seed, sl.Oo. Onion seed
By mail OIL rs per pound. The snowflake Is the
best eating potato known. Ii Is large yie Ter and
is nearly early AS the Early Rose. My vegetable
seed being raised by myself know il ~ DC good.
Address,
w. A. NEwCOMB, Manchester. Me.
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TENN ESSEE.
Fire.

NASHVILLE, April 30. A telegram WAS receiv-
ed at eleven O'Clock from the mayor OF Columbia,
by Chief Stokell, saying that fires were raging ip
the public square, that the people can do nothing
with it, and 10 send M engine and plenty of hose,
quick. special trail with engine left here
about twelve O'Clock.
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MICHIGAN.
Explosion.

DETROIT, April % A gas main leading into
the Free Press building, exploded this morning,
injuring two pressmen slightly. The building
WAS thoroughly Quilted by fire. Twelve presses
were damaged SAC, 900 worth. The job material
was burned. The paper will be issued to- moi row
as usual.
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CON N ECTlCUI.
Wrecked,

NEW LONDON April 90 . The wrecked steamer
City of New Bedford was lying easy this morn
ing, with twelve feet of water in her hold. A tug
arrived here this afternoon with additional freight
The Atlantic Insurance Company has sent pow
erful wrecker to her. An effort will be made 10
toat her at full sea to night.
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With what competency must the lady who uses
GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP glance at her mirror for
there she sees reflected complexion devoid of
bemsh. This peerless purifier may be relied
upon to remedy all skin irritatons. Sold by all
druggists.
Hills HAIR & WHISPER DYE, black OF brown,
ooc apl24-lm@&w
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YER MONT.
Sad Affair.

HYDE PARK, April 80. In Cambridge, VT,
yesterday afternoon. Young man named Barney
Gay shot his brother John with shot gen, kill
ing him instantly. Barney took his fowling piece
and pointed it at John, saying, "look out, III
shoot YOU" and Immediately firing the shot TAX
ing effect in the neck, nearly severing the head.
The gun was su pposeu to be upioaded.
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Making right choice Wng SLIPPERY ELM
LOZENGES for Coughs. For sale by oil Drug
gsts.
Sts., Boston.
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1he Gardiner Reporter understands that one of
the wealthy citizens of Gardiner, holds 500, 900 of
Sycamore mill paper, the corporation that was
ruined by the defaulting treasurer.
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ELLSWORTH.
Marine Notes.

ELLSWORTH, April 30 A German steamer, the
Cambria Of Hamburg, with six hundred psssen-
gers, put in at Southwest Hatbor, Sunday, to
await orders from Russia.