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IL ~ ~ Agis not easily yearned in these times
kSIIJ1I I but II can he made IN month by
| any of either sex. in any part oI
aMA A the country. who IL willing Ia
WE work steadily Mt the employment
u - - - that we furnish. ssh per week In
your own town. You need not he away FROM
home over night. Yon can give your wi ol
time to the work, ,or O"' Jur spnre moment T.
We have ap"';' making over $50 per
day, All ". engage at once can make money
fast. At the present time money cannot be
made so easily and rapidly at any other bnsi
ness. II costs nothing to try the business.
Terms and - Outnt free. Address NJ once.
2II II. HALLETr y CO.. Portland, Maine.
, 1878-06-07

Eg' Two tiIst-class sewing machines,
a W isOn and II Singer, NEW, for sale.
Apply ar the ARGUS office.
, 1878-06-07
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This linlment very naturally originated In Am
ca, where Nature provides in her lnhor1torys' 81
surprising antidotes for the maladics ot mere
dren. Its fame has been spreading for % ye'
until now 1t cnclrcles the habitable globe.
The Mexican Mustang Liniment isH matchi
remedy for rall external nilmentso OF man nnl net
To stock owners Gnd farmers it Il inyaluahle'
A single bottle often saves human Ire OF
stores the usefulness OF an excellent morse
COW, or sheep.
1t cures foot.rot, hoof-all, hollow horn sr'
screw.worm, Ghoulder.rot, NANCE tho pFeS
stInrs Of po!sonous reptiles cad insects qndey
inch drnwbac.: to stock breeding and bush life
II cr,rcs cyc-y external trouble Of horses 81
os Iamcness, scratches, swlnny spran' found
wind gall, r,rsaoac, &C., c:c'
~he Ncy.can ,.us:lns L!alment Is the qiieN
cure IN tho wor.l for accidents occurring IN
80, IN tho absence of physician such
hurns, rca!ds, spraIas, cuts, etc, cnd Tor rI'eUI
,lfri, ard s:.rnefs on5endered Uy eNpOS"'''
t.cu!ary va,uc5ls to Miners
II !, tho cheapest remedy In the "or''' ioh'
r,,c,ra;rs the muscle to the bone ahu " >"
arrl,cat,on ia generally SUFFICIENT to cure
I,exlccn Mus.ars I.lnIiaenr Is put up lh tn
slzos OF bottles, the larger ones peins p'ol''''
otrrv much tho cheapest. Sold everywhere
, 1878-06-07
q. I'D. GALMOkE, A. A. THOMAS
Late Register ut
kirwin, Klusas.
Gilmore 81 Co..
629 r st, WASHINGTON, DC
q. Id. GILMORE.

WILL PRACTICE BEFORE THE
General Land Office, office of Indian AT
fairs Department of the Interior, tile
Court of Claims, and United States SUI
preme Court, Claims of all kinds arising
under laws governing the disposal of pub
lie land, or the adjustment of French.
Spanish, and Mexican grants, or other
private land claims. Special attention
given to cases involving titles to grant
lands and mining claims. Land war
rants and land scrip bought. Cash paid
for soldiers addition homestead rights.
Send stamp tor circular of instructions.
Three stamps to pays postage ii you want
full set of blanks and Instructions.
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STATE news.

The dead body of ; fall grown nsw bern. iafAsi
was found Sunday in pasture in the oatskirts sf
that wicked city Of Bath.
Tobacco stolen last February from Maine
Genital Railroad car in Lewiston, has bsen found
behind woodpile in that city.
Z. b. Brown & Co. have leased the jail work
snop 10 Bangor, for term Of three years, il the
msnuiacture Of brooms. They propose 10 mako
some changes In the machinsry on The Arys aaA
second noors, and will not commepcs operations
IN tnose rooms at present They will keep come
fourteen prisoners employed 10 the broom factory
day.
j. Fl. II. Wright Of Indian River, Ne. Tia
young man who murdered Bernard Ferron, the
RIVER operator, while on board the schooner Mary
b; Harris, on the 10th day Of March. was arraign-
ed saturday in the court of Oyer and Terminer.
10 Brooklyn. His counsel, Asiistant United States
District Attorney Hills, said that the prisoner
would plead not guilty reserving the right to a.
yer Inc plea at any time should be desire TO do Co.
he also added that he was not certain % 10 the
jurisdiction OF the court to try the case, the mur-
ger not having been committed ia the city. bat in
the waters Of New York bay. Judge Pratt said
ne thought that the court had jurisdiction. The
prisoner was remanded. No time for the trial
was fixed.
little child. aged four years, was playing Sat-
urday afternoon, near . large bucket of hot tar
that was intended for use the roof Of building
in Deering, and fell in by some accident II wss
feared the child was so badly burned 1t could not
survive.
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THE FENIANs.
The Excitement Along the Canadian
Frontier.
VARIOUS THEORIES CONCERNING THI
MOVEMENTS.

NORTH Troy, May 81. The Associated Press
reporter has to-day visited several of the principal
towns on the Canadian border, and finds every
where the most intense excitement prevailing
The Dominion IN ilitia along the frontier are sup
Piled with arms and ammu milton and are ready at
an hours notice TO concentrate their forces to re
pei an invasion on the Canada border The red
coats boast heroicslly of what they will do in
event of a strike by the Fenians. A large num-
Der Of prominent Canadians and irishmen, Her
Maj,sty's subjects, have been visited and they es
peclaly. The soldiers claim that no doubt exists
IN their IN inds that an invasion is imminent, and
that Irish Sauonslists are now in large numbers,
with the greatest secrecy possible, making the ir
way into the interior of Canada, with orders to
concentrate at different points, for an onslaught
on Montreal, Quebec, Ottawa and other Canadian
towns.
Another theory advanced is that the Fenian
demonstration is merely scare. originated and
conducted by Russian agents in this country, to
thereby engross the attention of .the Dominion
government to her home interests, and bring re-
cru'tng for the Englsh service in the Dominion
to dead stop.
Another theory advanced is that the demon
straton has It's inception In the Provinces, and
that its destined result is an independent republi-
can government, or an annexation to the United
States.
A high state of feeling has for years existed
amongst the lsboring classes against the govern
ment and q mOnsrchial rule, aud one expressed
wish ior cnanse III tue Anairs Oh her govern
ment. should this be correct, no aggressive
movements may be anticipated except in the event
u an Eastern conhict, when the iiberalists of
Csnsds, who comprise a ia If proportion of her cit
izens, assisted by the Fenian brotherhood, cou Id
successfully bring about the above result.
The influence OF 80 large number of Irishmen
indicates, however, that the immediate invasion
may reasonably be expected. Whether or no t
such strike by the Irish nAturalists would bring
about . successful result may be Questioned.
The Provinces have 2, 800 armed soldiers who can
At short notice be put INTO the field and cou Id in
weeks time raise an army and equip 10000 SOL
diers for active service.
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FORTY.FIFTH CONGRE> \.
WASHINGTON. May n.
SENATE.


SENATE.
Mr.. Ferry reported back the House bill to for.
bid the further retirement of l.. S. legal tender
notes, without amendment. 1t comes up for con-
sideration tomorrow.
Mr.. Bsyard reported with amendments House
bill to provide for free entry of imports for soci.
cites established for the encouragement OF arts
and sciences.
Placed on calendar.
Mr.. Morrill, reported back with amendments
the House bill to amend the revenue laws and TO
repeal notifies.
Placed on calendar.
The Senate took up the bill to place Gen. Jas.
Shields on the retired list of the army.
The bill having been considered in committee
of the whole, was reported to the Senate, the
question being on the amendment to place Gen.
Grant on the retired list.
Mr.. Cockcrell demanded the yeas and nays on
the amendment.
The amendment passed, yeas 80, nays q, a
strict party vote, republicans voting yea and the
democrats nay.
After debate, Mr.. Thurman moved to strike
out all of the eaactng clause Of the bill as
amended and inserting in lieu thereof that Gen.
Shields be placed on the pension list. with 500
month.
A long debate ensued, and the amendment re-
jected, yeas 81, nays 80.
The question then required on the passage of
the bill, IS amended. placing Shields on retired
the retired list with the rank Of general, and it
was rejected, yeas 80, nays "a.
Mr. Hsmln, from the committee on foreign re-
lstions, repoi ted with amendment Q bill in rela-
lion to the Judicial powers and functions of u S.
consuls
Placed on the calendar.
The Senate insisted on its amendments to the
army appropriation bill, and agreed to the con =
ference asked by the House.
Messrs. Window, Blaine and Withers were ap-
pointed conferees.
MIR. Davis, from the committee on judiciary
reported fsvoraby on Senate bill 20 provide for
the appointment of district judge of the west
ern district of Tenn.
Placed on calendar
Mr. Teller entered . motion TO reconsider the
vote by which the bill to place Gen Shields on the
retired list Of the army, was rejected.
Adjourned.
The House went into committee of the whole
on the army appropriation bill.
Mr. Hewitt gave notice that al the close of to-
days session he would move the close of debate
on the bill.
Mr.. Singleton favored the Texas Pacific rail-
road.
Mr.. Sparks of H., member of the appropriation
committee, supported the bill Not q man on the
floor could say the bill did not appropriate sufi
Gent amount for the maintenance of the present
army.
MI Schleicher stated that if he could obtain
the floor be would say it was not so.
Mr.. Sparks replied that the appropriation was
50 900 900 larger than last year.
Mr.. Phillips opposed any reduction Of the stand
iEg army.
Mr.. Banning, chairman of the committee on
military affairs advocated the bill.
After speech by Mr.. Boone of Ky, in favor
of the transfer of the Indian bureau to the war
department, the committee rose.
On motion of Mr.. Hewitt of n. Y, general de-
bate on the army appropriation bill was ordered
to be terminated to- night.
The House took Q recess.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
To rnk-
daily Kenrehrr Journal
FROM SOUrHwEsT HARBOR.
More About the Russian steamship Gin.
bria.
THE SAILORS DIVIDED.

ELLSWORTH, May 81. There are evidences
that the Russian forces on the Cim5ria may soon
be divided and and part Of them transferred. 10
addition TO those who left last week, thirteen
Russian officers, including the psymaster, left
yesterday for New York and Boston. To-day
three Russian engineers from the Cimbra passed
through Ellsworth on their way to New York.
The officers in charge are endeavoring to arrange
for the conveyance of the men TO Bangor, to take
the cars for New York.
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LOUISIANA.
The Potter Resolution is Regretted in
New Orleans.

NEW YORK, May 81. A special from New Or
leans to the Herald says the Potter resolution and
the attendant opening of the Louisana case have
created anything but pleasant feelings there.
What Louisiana wants is to be let alone, to raise
her crops and attend to business. OF large num-
Der OF gentlemen, merchants and prominent citi-
zens interviewed on the subject, nearly every one
regretted that the subject had been opened at all,
and expressed the opinion that Southern Con-
gressmen could be to better employment trying to
get something for their constituencies relative to
barbors, rivers and levees, instead of squabbling
for what can only disturb matters generally.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.



BosToN, May 81. Hon. Horace Rublet denied
be has resigned the craftsmanship of the republi-
can State committee to 60 to Boston TO edit the
DAILY Advertiser.
Hon. Thomas Russell, late L. S. minister to
Venezuela, arrived here this morning. He ex-
poets to leave for Washington this afternoon, to
report the result of his mission.
Suicide.
NORWOOD, May 81. j. Metcslf Baker, aged
70, hung himself this morning He was the pos
SCISSOR of ample fortune, hut feared he should
come to want. His health has been failing for
some time
A Despe ado.
WORCESTER, May 81. Officer Powers of Mil
ford. on his way to this city with prisoner, Chas.
White White being hsndcuffed, jumped from the
lightning express going As miles an hour and was
killed. Powers jumped after him and was badly
injured
DefalcatIOn.
Ira B. Wright the defsulting treasurer of South
Hsdey in the sum of $4,000, was committed TO
jail to-day on complaint OF State Detective Web
ster OF Springfield failing to furnish $1,000 bail.
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Chicago Produce market.

CHICAGO, May 81, 1878.
FLOUR-Extra spring 4.5Oa5.50: western $50 |;
southern $50.
WHEAT No spring 1854; No. gilt edge
1895; Regular. l07ka. Cash. l.t5ha-; May,
l0ikab; June, l.o2}.ai.0 2}.; So.3 Ito; reject.
ed 95-.
CORN Sales gilt edge. ssHa3s; regular, $50 !;
cash --a3s1s May. 3s4 al June 3sts a3s1l July
3sh rejected 36h.
OATS Cash I'D; May, 25ha25h; June
25-a25h.
RYE-5T.
BARLEY-4s-.
DRESSED HOGS-<I2a4.i2H.
PORK Cash 765-s7.7Oh; May 737ha745-;
June, 7.72h; July 7.77h.
LARD-Cash $50 SAo.55I May s7ha-; June
652A. q; July 6b7sa6.60--.
BULK MEATS Shoulders 3la5t, short rib
sides 4ha--5; short clear rib y 40 clear sides
6ka6k.
WHlSKEY-l04.
FREIGHTS-Corn to Buffalo s. cents; wheat
do g. cents.
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A Despe ado.
NEW YOR X.
The FenIans.

The Fenians.
New YORK, May 81 The Fenians in Brook
yn are quite active, in aid apparently of some out
side movement.
Excursion.
Congressional excursion to the Paris exhibit
ton is projected BY steamship line.
Weather.
A heavy thunder and rain storm occurred be
since, and cleared 81 o'clock this afternoon,
wind west.
investigation.
The customs investig alton committee still holds
its secret sessions. Merchants here generally
consider the inquiry effort to further the
trade of Western cities, at the expense of sea-
board cities.
Complaints.
On Monday a committee of importers visited
Secretary Sherman in Wash ington, and represent
ed the hardshlps to which the mercantile class in
New York is subjected by the agents of the treas
ury department.
Arctic Exploration.
Schooner Jeanette, formerly yacht Pandora
took out for sea letters at the Custom House yes
terdsy, and wsl soon sail for the Narh pole.
Bad Affair.
1t is stated scurvy is raging 10 the lunatc asy-
lum on Randal's lslaud, fourteen deaths having
occurred. The asylum is said to be in beastly
condition.
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TENN ESSEE.
Fight with DIstiIlers.

New YORK, May 81. Collector Woodcock tel
egraPhs fiom Nashville that deputy Davis, with
one companion attempted to seize an illicit dist-
leiy, Saturday, in Grundy county. They we're At
tackled by seven men, Davis killed one wounded
one and captured of the assailants, but had to
leave the distillery without completing its des-
tructIon. sufficient force was ordered to go to
the place and destroy the distillery.
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LABOR TROUBLES.
The Strike in the English Manufacturing
Districts.

MANCHESTER, May 81. The Guardian con-
cludes FROM reports Of proceedings of operatives
at oil points in the strike district, that little dis
position exists to accept 10 per cent reduction,
even temporarily. The spinners declare they
would accept s per cent. reduction outright, and
nothing more. This will prolOng the strike in-
definitely. but attempts TO compromise will be
continued By Aldermen Pickop and others.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.

EVENING REPORT.

EVENING REPORT.
New York. May 81, 1878.
Money loaned q. 2Jaa3,s on l.and closed at D.
per cent.
Sterling quiet at 4s5Ia-- Tor 60 days, Asa
for demand.
Gold opened at 1907. and closed at l00x.
Carrying rates, 0Sa2 per cent. Borrowing rates
nat.
Clearings, $l3,ll2 900. Custom receipts. te43 900.
Treasury disbursed-$ss,Oo0 interest, t9.eso for
bonds.
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First. Glass French Dyer.


i Somerset Railroad, will be held Of West wat
erville, in Memorial Hall, on wEDNEsDAY. The
IL h day OF June next, ss II o'clock, 4. ~.
Let. To nx the number and make choice Of
Board of Directors for the ensuing year.
I'd. For the transaction of any other bustnoss
that may be brought before them.
Per order Of the Directors.
EDWARD RIVE, Clerk.
Norridgewoek. May 20, ls7s. fitAava
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MISERABIENESA

The most wonderful and marve lous success, in
cases where persons sick pining away from
. cosdtion of miserableness, that no one knows
what ails them, profitable patients for doctors) is
attained by the use Of Hop Bitters. They begin
to cure them the first dose and keep it up until
perfect health and strength is restored. Whoever
is afflicted in this way need not suffer when they
can get Hop Bitters
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-22

We distribute with to-dsy's Kcnnehec Journal
. supplement sheet, containing au article from the
New York Herald, from their Paris CORE spondcnt
on the opening Of the Great Worlds Fair. This
is followed by an exhaustive catalogue Of new
books, embracing those on the arts and sciences.
romance, travel and adventure, poetry and the
drama, biography and religious literature. 1t also
announces the great book sale Of Lowering during
which q million dollars worth of books will be
disposed of, offering rare opportunity to those
who wish to repenish their libraries, besides gain
ing some of the tempting premiums therein Of
fered. This supplemental sheet, with its complete
catalogue of books and list Of other articles, should
be preserved for consultation by those ordering
books.
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ILLINOIS,.
Fire..

NEW YORK, May 81. The ngine houses and
upper works of the Green Mountain coal mines,
near West Bellville, on the Illinois s. st. Louis
Railroad were burned yesterday morning, by
striking miners. The damage is abont 100000.
Work WAS to have been resumed yesterday, at re-
duced rates, which enrsged the strikers.
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ALFRED.
Court M alters.

ALFRED, May q. The Supreme Court, Judge
Bsrrows presiding. began its session to-day. The
attendance of the bar was unusually large. There
is full docket. some three hundred cases marked
for trial, with ID actions assigned for jury trial.
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he Russians.
Hank Matters.
TOPSHAM.
Robbery.

BRUNSWICK, May 81. The post Office at Tops
ham was entered Monday night, and robbed of
stamps. stamped envelopes, postal cards and small
money, and the letters were lihed.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

EI.Gov. Wilmott died suddenly at Frederick.
ton, last evening.
Geo. Clemence. boss dyer at Harrisve, r. l.,
committed suicide yesterday.
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kITTERY.
DIphtheIIa.

PORTSMOUTH, May 81. 1t is Kitterv, instead of
Portsmouth, where the schools have been closed
on account Of iii liberia. There are no cases in
Portsmouth,.
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w WASHINGTON.
Committee DOings.

WASHINGTON. May 81. The Senate comm ttee
on privileges and elections this morning decided
to take up the claim Of D. T. Corbin to toe seat in
the Senate now occupied by NJ. C. Butler Of South
Carolina, at the special meeting next Saturday.
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BANGOR.
Greenbackers.

BANGOR, May 81. At a meeting addressed by
Scion Chase, last week, the chairman announced
the intended formation of Greenback club post
poned to meeting to be held q week later.
1t is learned that at a meeting last evening of
common council. five or six were present and
the club project was again deferred.
The Russians.
Three Russian engineers from the Cmbria,
passed through the city tonight, enroute for New
York.
Bank Matters.
The Newport Savings Bank matter was heard
to-day. The court scaled down the deposits to 60
per cent. The case goes to the law court upon
the question whit Their the court has authority to
scale down deposits when it appears that any of
the law respecting savings banks has been broken
by the trustees.
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Several families in this city had occasion to
thank Mayor Nash yesterday, for 9 nice mess Of
trout from the cool waters of Moosehead Lake.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-22

To close out their stock of plants, Partridge
Bros. will sell to-day English daisies, fine hardy
verbenas and other Towering plants at less than
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Marrifn.

At All Saints Church, Prince Williams Parish,
$. O., on Thursday May Is. by Rev K. 4. Beln.
ger, Henry w. BRADBURY of Augusta. Me to Miss
Louisa H., daughter of DR.. Thomas Il Gregone OF
Grahamville, ) Z.
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f. C. Allen has just added to his printing es-
tablishment an improved Campbell press, costing
$4,000, an evidence of prosperity which we are
glad to see
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weather Indication. for To-day.

occasional coast rains, followed by rising bsrom-
eter, north west Winds cooler and generally clear
weather.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-22

There is large bald headed eagle flying
through the State with bell attached to his neck,
according to exchanges.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-22

The trees never hung fuller with blossoms than
they do now
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-22

A lady in Saco has hen which she AYERS lays
two eggs day.
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BASE BALL.

AT Worcester, Msss-Manchesters 4, Worces-
teis 0.
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There were 5S3 births in Portland from March
|, 1877, to March |, 1873; 293 males, 300 females
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Difn.

In Portland May 10, Hannah L., widow of the
late George Y. Randall, aged 10 years; May 20,
Mrs. Mary A. Lord, aged 76 years. widow of the
late Jos. phi Lord.
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local ann State Nems.

The frog opera is probably a gresnback con-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-05-22

The announcement of Charlotte Thompsons
appearance is made in our advertising columns.
The sale of reserved seats begins to-day at the
Office of the Eastern Express.
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Complaints.
NOVA SCOTIA.
Explosion.

HALIFAX, May q. There was an explosion
this forenoon IN the sydney mines. A large num-
Der Of men were in the pit cut of from all help.
A later despatch says the explosion was caused
by gas. Six men were taken out dead. Ii is
thought that all are now out of the pit.
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paper 10 being circulated in this city. but with
poor success, to obtain the signatures of persons
who desire to form them selves into greenback
club. This monstrosity seems to originate on
Cushnoc Heights.