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HOUSE AND FARM.

/ CARE OF Milk pail Of milk stand
ing where it is exposed to the scent Of
strong smelling stable or any other often
sive odor, viii absorb faint that viii
not leave it.
THE PoTATo BUG.-A Colorado far
mer says that planting one or two fax
seed in each hill of potatoes will keep
away the much dreaded potato bugs.
Hope some of the farmers viii try the
experiment
SUGAR BEETs FOR HoGs.-A writer
in the Practical Farmer says that he
finds sugar Beet very good to fatten his
hogs with. He begins with the beets
and finishes off with corn. As the re-
suit of his experience, he found that
his hogs fattened earlier, with mate
rial saving Of corn
CHEsTNUrs FOR STUFFING TURKEYS
Parboily our chestnuts, peel, cut them IA
four, season with half a tea-spoonful of
salt half tablespoonful Of white pepper,
little ground mace, tablespoonful OF
butter stuff the craw tightly with this
and tie the neck closely; roast as with
any other filling.
To CARVE A TURKEY.-ln carving a
turkey the breast should be uppermost !;
place the fork in the breast and take of
the wings and legs without turning the
turkey then cut out the merry thought,
cut slices from the breast, take out the
collar-bone, cut off the side pieces, cut
the carcass in two, and divide the joints
Of the legs.
SALsAFY OK VEGETABLE OYSTERS. -
Wash and scrape the plants nicely, boil
till perfectly tender, then cut up IN small
bits and pour over it melted butter, with
salt, pepper, and vinegar. Another
mode of preparing, which is quite pop
ular, Is to wash the plant after having
boiled it tender, and fry in cakes. 1t
is in this latter form that it bears the
strongest resemblance to the oyster IN
its flavor.
CURE Your CoRNs.-An exchange
says Put the feet for half an hour, two
or three successive nights, in a pretty
strong solution Of soda. The alkali dis
solve the indurated cuticle, and the corns
fall out spontaneously, leaving a small
cavity which soon fills. This receipt is
vouched for as certain remedy.
tououlu IL prove 50, II VIII chtilIc Ihc
author to the heartfelt thanks Of many
a sufferer.
FoR NEURALGIA For neuralgia in
the face, or other suffering elsewhere,
the following remedy has been tried with
good effect: Cut a thick slice Of bread
all across the loaf-fresh bread is best.
Soak one side for a minute in boiling
water, and rapidly sprinkle cayenne pep
per over the hot side. Apply while
smoking hot to the painful surface. The
bread retains the heat long enough for
the cayenne pepper to act, and cayenne
does not effect the delicate skin as mus
tard does. 1t acts as rubefacient, but
not a blisterer
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The Best Breed !

Which Is the best breed of cattle !?
Before this question can receive prop
er reply, two others must be answered !:
For what purpose and, under what
conditions? If for beef, the Short-horn,
Hereford, Devon and Polled Angus are
all excellent where feed is abundant and
there is shelter in severe winter weather.
Where feed is not plentiful, the Devon
can get along better than the two first
because lighter and more active, and so
can the Angus because more accustomed
to trough it." Its thick skin enables
the HEREFORD to withstand the rlgor OF
winter pretty well and the Polled Scotch
Is more accustomed to severe weather
than its more southern rivals. Grades
of any of these breeds are harder than
the pure-breds and if moderately high
grades, the flesh Is of excellent quality.
If beef and milk are wanted the Hol-
stein, Polled Norfolk and Suffolk and
Shorthorns of a milking tribe like the
Princess. or of a milking herd, such As
are raised in several parts of the Eastern
States, are the best. Here again the
progeny of pure-bred bulls on good
native cows often gives a great deal of
satisfaction. If milk for market is
wanted. the Holstein and Ayrshire are
hard TO beat but the former requires
considerably more feed and attention
than the latter. Ii butter and cheese
are needed, then the Ayrshire, milking
Short-horn, and. perhaps, the Holstein
are most desirable while the first and
last are the best for cheese, and the
Jersey, Guernsey, Ayrshire and crosses
of the two first, or of the two first and
the third, are the best for butter. II
a draft OK is needed, the Devon comes
frs: for ordinary purposes but the
Hereford, being stronger, is better fitted
for heavy loads in u rough country.
All these breeds, except the Jersey,
fatten well when dried off; but in this
respect the ShoFt-horn and Holstein are
ahead of the Others. Rural New
Yorker.
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July Drawing
$50 Prizes. SIP 4nO
Whole Tickets. 90. Half Tickets, 81.
27 Tiekerz cE0 K r-.rz.- e,oo
LIVE AGENTS WANTED

II EVERY COUNTY IN MISSISSIPPI
l. and Alabamba 10 put S4ml SCOTS I'm
proved Horse Power cotton gins IL j.
attached 10 the o!d gearing ut tie low price Of
ten dollars, the gin owner furnishing lum be T
and nails at "a cost IT ABOUT me dollar. Any
Ordinary workman can put on from three TO
Tour er dny, Read the following certificate
Of one Of Mississippi largest planters:
SESAToBIA, TATE Co. Miss. Dec Is, So
To whom it may concern This IS to certify
that have alta cbed my gin Samuel Scott ;
Improvement Horse Po~ er, and it's with pleas
ure that L say It VIE pay tor ITSELF u one
week ginning and | have sci ION paid for
An Thing with so much williu suess ii 10 in
this instance. Il. e. GARRETT.
For terms address
CALHOON L WALKER.
iune9 81 I'm. IAllH Snring- Ms
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MILL & FACTORY SUPPLIES
OF ALL KINDS. BETTING. HOSE
and PACKING, OILS, PUMPS ALL
KINDS, IRON PIPE, FITTINGS
BRASS GOODS, STEAM GAUGES
ENGINE GOVERNORS. &c. Send ior
Price-Ilst. w. n. DILLINGHAM; & CO.
42l Main Street. LOUISVILLE, KY.
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PROCLAMATION
500 90 Reward.

WHEREAS, 1t appears by information e
~ ceIved by me, that the following Peni-
Tertiary c0Hyicts made their escape from the
place. aHd a. he time mentioned. to-wit
VIM Burt and Thos. Woodward, while en- route
from Bolivar County to Greenville Miss,
April -, 1881, and are still large;
Now, therefore. |. J. NJ. STONE, Governor of
Mississippi do offer the above reward for the
arrest md confinement in Jail of the said con-
victs, $50 % for either of them; said
reward PAYABLE by Hamilton. Allen & Co.,
Lessess of the Penitentiary And do more
require all officers of this State to be dill
gent in their efforts 10 arrest said fugitive con-
victS.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
r, of the State affixed at Jack son, this
L. . oath day Of j une, A. d. 1881.
J. NJ. STONE.
By the Governor:
HENRY c. MYERS, Secretary Of State.
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LEGAL AND SPECIAL NOTICES.
CHA4CERY SUMMONS.

The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Chancery Court,
Kinds County. First District.
ITO EUGENE B. WELBORN AND WAL
i ter :. WelborR Of the City Of Washing
ton. District of Columbia Ida Top Mo li<on
and w E. Mollison, OF Little Rock. Arkansas.
and Cud Welbern, whose residence and post
office Is unknown. You are commanded te
appear before the Chancery Court. LIST Dis
Iiet, said State, on the
Second Mondy of September, A. d., 1881,
To defend the suit in said Court of C. l.
Thomas again 7 yourselves and others where
in you are defendants.
" T RATLIFF, Clerk
Jackson, July Z, I6SI-4w.
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Bellevue Higl School
BEDFORD COUNTY. VA

BEDEORD COUNTY, VA.
On Norfolk and Western r. B., - miles
west of Lynehburg. Young men and BOYS
prepared for University or for business
Beautiful and healthy location. Able corps
of teachers; thorough instruction. Liberal
provision for the accommodation nd comfort of
students. For catalogues containing infor-
nation, address W. r. ABBOT, Principal,
Bellevue P. O., Va.
JULY 'Sl-2m
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PERRY. aoUsrox COUNTY G.

PERR1, HOUSTON COUNTY, GA.
We have known Swift Syphilitic Specific"
tested in hundreds of cases of Syphilis, Mer-
eurial Rheumatism, Serofuls, etc II made
the most perfect and permanent cares IN erery
eass.
HuaH L. DRESNARB. SAN L. KILLEx, Judg-
Co. CT; j L WARKEg. of J.. w. Lathorp s.
Co, Savannah, Ia; Eli. JACKSON. Dept CFk
Sup'r Ct WV. BRuSsoN, ELI WARREN J. W
WINBERLY. J. c. GILBERT. Dnggisf. j. W
MANN Co Treas. WI D. PIERCE Sheriff: c.
c. DUNCAN, DAY & GORDON
am acquainted with the proprietors. and
many of the gentlemen whose signatures APP
pear TO the foregoing certificate. They are
men of high character and standing
A. H. CoLQUtTT,
Governor of Georgia.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Pro-
pPietors, Atlanta. "a.
Sold by Byron Le1nly and R. r. Ledbetter,
jackson, Miss.
Call for copy of Young Mems Friend
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VIM. Burt-Age27; height feet AZ inches;
complexion, hair and eyes, black; scar above
Ieft eye.
Thos. Woodward-Age 70; height feet Z
inch 5; complexion, hair and eyes bac k !;
large scar On left side OF head, from hair to
temple; mole on left breast, mole on left side
of abdomen
iune30 Sl-3w
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EDUCATIONAL.
A uSuSta Female Seminary,
"A STANTON, VA.
MISS MARY J. BALDWIN, ............. Principal
ms Sept. 1st-Closes June LIST. 1882.

Opens Sept. 1st-ClOseS June LIST, 1852.
TIHIs Institution continues to increase in
L prosperity from year to year. 1t offers
superior advantages its location; in its
buildings and grounds in its general ap-
pointmepts and sanitary arrangements. Its
ELS: It's unsurpassed advantages in Music,
Modern Languages, Elocution, Fine Arts,
Physical Culture and instruction in the The
DRY and Practice of Cooking; the successful
efforts made to secure health, comfort and
happiness; its opposition TO extravaganza );
its standard of solid scholarship. For tull
particulars apply to the Principal for Cata-
lOgues.
junel6, SLIM.
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CHANCERY SIMMONS.

CHASoERr CoURr, HIsDs First Dis,ric,
COUNTY AAs' ~
Has STATE OF MIssIssIPPI-To WALLACE
l. WOOD: You are commanded 10 appear
before the Chancery Court OF the County of
Kinds in said Stare, al Rules. the
First Monday Of August, 1851,
To defend the suit in said Court OF Margaret
Ann Holly, Administrative ct al, VS.. G. W.
Brown, ct al, where you are defendant by
feU5UO on death OF C. ". W ood
W. I. RATLIFF, Clerk.
Iuly = SI-iw
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Let Us Bear Each Others Burdens f"
Mutual Benefit or Benevo-
lent Department.
Mobile Life ms. ca.

THIS DEPARTMENT Is coNnucTpp
= purely on the Assessment Plan-anS 800. -
~ iong feit by those who desire chesr
- lSeiap,e insurance. No Capital - y y
lire uirea or Sabseribed-only sound baslth.-
49, AI To-; 1I',init'ed thus rendering the mo-.
s-;ss;aa iigra ana assessments conseouenti,
1rIhlhg FEMALES A ADMITTED To Af1,~dtAy
WITHOUT ExrRA Games sAAASERsHiP
eoI ne .olloEing well-known citizens have Ia
Baa~a nm ~ 99ers and constitute Referenes
CO. Go-fq ior Jackson, Mississippi. -.SAeEenee
NJ. T. Enrers 3 Hon. Z Barksda1e.
Gen. 7. g. S.asse ~. non W I. Hemingway.
NJ y SyHyesteF Gyin, G. D. sidWay. "a ,ile
aceeas;d DspaEsment Is daily receiving Iaro.
70 81 600. Apply for Mem ur II az $1,000
u l1S1lArs snd further informaffon $3.50
= CAPT JAMES W. BF4TV7Pply
Or Cat 1890 Jackson Mrna
laarl7, sl-tk. SaAsoA Miss
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISED.

EDITOR IANoLA 81 AK
You wish to know what can sqv,,.
celebrated PLArF GINS. l could .a,-.
deal, but will only say a few things Il . p
[ hesitate not in saying t.at tErv.-.
The best gins made ia the United Sta.
not make the statement because of .-. .
MARY interest whatever, or that 81.
particular attachment Tor that gin N.Y.
er gins; but from the intrinsic mt-i.5
sesses over all other gins J hayeusaf
used the Clemens & Brown. Gr..,F.tf.
ship, Hurt, Outlet, e. gle and prn
have six gin stands, four OF u.seH
Pratt Gins. | would never buv aur.-...
if that could be had. I have ous Si...t
Gin, which / run by steam: on tH..
easily gin twelve bales OF cotton In .-.
On a so saw, Of the same make rum h- L
power, we gin early in The season. IS. e.
of cotton in one day. In buyiuza Peso
always get the Improved Pratt. fnf.b..
is called a Revolving Head and ....
structed that the roll in the Hro....e#
break quality possessed by ua u-...
The seed Board can br READILY. aI...
as to clean the seed as clean %. NOV
sired Indeed, in ginning crop a.fal
enough lint viii be saved ta IlF f.r-..
No gin makes a better sample. THESE
reasons why prefer THIS to 1Hy ....
These are facts, demonstrated BIS .s..
pertinent in ginning 81 large amount ..
ton l unhesitatiuElN recommend H...
as the best gin the planter can g.t
Yours truly, T.. W. ubvuFe...
SelfFecders and Condenser. ,.t, ..,...
prOvemeats, also made ay ,Ha DAME. 5.
Gin ManufaciuriuE Company.
Send for Descriptive Circulars
ROBINSON, STEVENS * Cg. A-.-.
CORNELIUS YOUNG, DEAL },..
iuueD 'Sl-:,fu C.I.... KEYS.
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The Luscious Tomato.
Washington Republic.

Washington Repu6licJ
1t is a popular fallacy that the lus-
cious and health-preserving tomato has
its origin as an article of food in this
country. But while there is some rea-
son to believe it was first found in South
America, it was evidently cultivated
centuries ago in Mexico and Peru.
Dodoens, the Netherlands herbalist,
mentions the tomato as early as 1888 as
a vegetable to be eaten with pepper, salt
and oil 1t belongs TO the nightshade
family, and was used in cooking by the
Malays more than a century and half
since 1t is extensively raised in South
ern Italy, and employed there as an
accompaniment 10 nearly every dish,
particularly TO maearoni. But neither
there nor anywhere else in Europe Is it
commonly eaten as it is here separately
and in quantities. In England it is
sparingly produced, requiring a hotbed
in the Spring. and is in consequence
high-priced The Italians formerly call
ed it golden apple. and now call it love
apple, as Il was once designated in this
country The appearance of the tomato
on the table has greatly increased in
Europe within a few years, but in no
land is it regular dish-muoh az it is
used for a sauce abroad-as in the
United States, where it is also picked,
preserved and confected.
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aT11A WEEK So day 81 home easily 1900
~ HcentlT ou.ht free. Address TnU1 ! CO.
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SALT for cattle is absolutely necessary
for their health, and if they do not get
it pretty regular they are liable to dis
ease The very best kind Of salt for cat
tie is the Liverpool rock. II comes
in large Jumps and can be broken up to
any convenient size for use When in
stable always keep lump Of this in the
feed-box for each animal to lick at pleas
ure, and when the cattle are turned out
to pasture put large block of salt into
an open box for their use. Rain does
not dissolve it. Iffine, eommon salt
liz put into trough Ger thems Fain dia.
solves i and tho cattle ara apt q take
too much As himn bnt af thn r0rk
enlt they fef tttHt nn much ne IN neaea
maKv Eox tAe6n md ~ required nm khnil
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I'd Monday of September. 1851.

FNHE SIAIE OF MISSISoIPPI-TO MRS.
L AMELIA HELwIG. You are commanded TO
trict of Kinds County, Mississippi, on the
I'd Monday Of September, 1881.
And show cause if any you can. why the final
account of J. J. Halbert Executor of the last
viii and testament Of c. o. Helwig should not
he allowed and approved.
W. I. RATLIFF, Clerk
iunel6 Sl-5w.
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Ontff Free - SS15pensss e SCENTS
en- Augusta Maine. 1sAs - ~ WICK
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hODINGONl = y ~ = \ y |-----
CORNELIUS YOUNG, GaaI As..'"
june2, 'Sl-3m. Selma. A....
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Alabama Central Female College.

than any College not enjoying these facilities.
iune30 SLIM.
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june9Sl-2n
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Prices Low for such FirsCaS Engnes-Lbral Discount

am much pleased with my Is
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DESCRIPTION:

By the Governor:
HENRY C. MYERS, Secretary Of State
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First Monday Of August. 1881,

uly = 61-4w
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Two Doctors Could Not Cure Me-.
A Miracle Indeed

Read this testimonial from a wei known wholesale
merchant of plymouth n. II.
PLYMOUTH, n. H., Sept. 70. 1879.
Gentlemen-About six months ago was bitten by
a mad boar lie cut two gashes in my leg about two
inches long and an inch deep. tried everything to
heal the gashes, and had two different doctors, but
my leg sweed 10 twice its usual size, and would
change In color at different times from bright red TO
dark purple. My body was broken out all In red
and white blotches, and | was very teversh, aid
charged constantly. I was recommc nded to Try sui
phur Biters. l have taken six bottles. To my
great joy began to improve. The sores began To
grow smaller aud discharge less. and have now
healed up. and am well man. ! am well known
in this vicinity, and would earnestly recommend
those suffering from any blood disorder TO try them.
You are at liberty to publish this as I wish every
body TO know the virtues of this great remedy.
Believe me, gratefully yours.
W. G. CHASE.
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BEWARE OF
FRAUDS, cuvN!Es!fl!', And INVITATIONS,

So-called EliXirs, Extracts. etc
The Great Fame Of Dr. kauffman's Sui
phur Bitters
has excited greedy wrotchcs who have made Wort,
less limitations. These pirates clearly intend to
flourish by stealing n whole part of the of
of our justly celebrated medicine. We will be
grateful to any one who will inform when these
miserahle imiations presented 10 them for salc
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Sulphur Bitters

Contains all the blood cleansing properties of Sui
phur so skfullv combined with the virtues of many
healing roots and herbs as TO produce powerful
compound and concentrated medicine of SURPRISING
excellence. If you ARE TIRED with little effort.
suffer from loss of strength, pains, foul coated
tongue, your skin covered with pnples, your viated
skin in pimples. botches and sores. SULPHUR
BIrTERS is just what you need; it will give you u
clear skin sweet BREATH cleanse your blood, give
health and comfort, as thousands can testify.
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NERVOUS EXHAUSTION,

medical essay, comprising series Of lectures de-
and cure Of premature decline, showing indsputaby
how lost health may be regained, adording . clear
synopsis Of impediment to marriage and the treat
nent of nervous and physical debility. being the re-
suit Of twenty years experience BY mail 25c
rency or postage stamps. Address Sec'y kahn's
Museum 6ss BrodwaJ. n. T. nov27 tom
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Committee on Fisheries and Games.
The Committee on Fisheries and Games. will meet
Tuesdays, at q O'Clock, +. NJ, In room II.
II. &. BREWER. ! c..,
B. B. THATCHER. N""i
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VOL. XII.
OBJ Aennebee yournaI.
Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street, foo,
ofCourt, by SPRAGUE & SoN.
Railroads ann Steamboats,.
Maine Central Railroad.
Gz-sEs 80 . 60
Change Of Time.

On and after SUNDAY, DECEMBER ~, 1880
rains will leave Augusta
For Portland and Boston at 500 A. NJ. and ss7iA.
": For Portland l.jj and 1850 Z. NJ
Tor Eockland, 800 A. NJ. and 9.57 A. N.
yor rarmIngtOn, y.57 A. VI.
For Bath, $40 A. NJ, 957 A. NJ. and LIS =. NJ
For lewiston, go, 9.57 A. NJ, and LIS and TO- 30
Pm.
FOR wateryille 2.25. 1910 A. ~, and 3.3f z. NJ.
For Skowhegan, Belfast, Dexter and Bangor, 3.3f
Pm, and2.l5 A. d.
Nigh. Pullman Trains each way every night. Sun
a.n included-
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PIANO FORTE TUNING
REGULATING AND REPAIRING.

Done IN the best possible manner by GEO. 4
O0OO formerly Of Boston.
Having had twenty five years experience In manu-
featuring and tuning fei confident Of giving entire
satisfacton to all who may give their patronage.
shall be in Augusta this time two weeks and In the
future often to former customers and
the musical public who desire VERY FINE, SoIJDf
SWEET TUNING. Old pianos restored to their origi-
nal beauty of tone and touch, at reasonable
W0rx warranted In all cases
Orders in Augusta or for HalloweII and Gardiner,
may be len at J. r PIERcE's and HORACE NoRTH's
Book Stores. and with Miss JULIA n. CLArP. II
Oak 81. isu10tzv
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Committee on Interior Matters.
The Committee on Interior Waters will meet in
Room No. 6, on Wednesdays, at O'Clock =. II.
&; e. i; bI"kEY WAkEFlELp' Chairmen.
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Committee on State Lands and State Roads
The Committee State Lands and State Roads.
will meet in Room No. y, Land Agents Once on
Tuesdays. at q I. VI.
L. {. Flint Ch.,ruo,
S.w. COOK,
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The Committee on Railroads.
The Committee on Railroads will meet in the Rail.
road Room. No &. Tuesdays and Thur rsdays, at q
7. II. until further notice.
J. W. BEATTY. f,..
A. e. BRADSTREET.t N""c"
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Committee on Wavs and B,rdqes

The Committee on Ways and Bridges will meet In
Room No. 6, on Wednesday,, at o'clock +. NJ. until
otherwise ordered.
fC. F. T. NIcKlERsox Htll chairmen.
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The Committee on Military affairs.

The Committee on Military Affairs will be in
sion at the office of the Adutant General. Tuesday
of each week, at O'Clock T.. ".
g: u. FERNALD. 1.h,ir,.n
ELERY r. GOSS.
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From n Leading Maine Whole
sale Drug House.

IVKTINNT', Mo, T 90. y, ISSU.
a. L. Ordway 4 Co., Gents: Please ship ten
gross, Sulphur Bitters, Immediately We are all out
again they taking the front rank in Maine. Re
spectfuy, PARSONS, BANGS co.
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Com mitfec on Pensions.

The Gem ittee on Pensions will meet in the Ad-
jutant Generals Office Friday OF each week,
at 2oelock r. NJ G-F' saSronS' S.Sr Chairmen.
Jan. ls, 1851.
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A. r. NUTTlNG. } =,
EBEN EZER JORDOS. -

Committee on Commerce.
The Committee on Commerce will meet at the Ag-
Hcuture room. Thursdsy Of each week, at % lock
r. NJ v l. COFFIN. Chsirmen.
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STEPHEN JENNINGS, c,,
JAMES +. CUSHMAN, o""'" "'e"

Committee on Banks and BANKING.
at Room No. II, on Wednesdays of each week at
L. NJ
JEREMIAH DINGLEY ! r,,u
CHARLES V. LORD o"''''""
Augusta, January Is. 1881.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-27
COMMITTEE on Indian Affairs.

Notice is hereby given that the Joint Standing
Committee on Indian A fairs viii meet for organiza-
ton and informal talk, in the Senate Chamber
Thursday afternoon next, at O'Clock
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-27

The Committee on Manufactures.
The Committee Manufactures will meet in its
Committee Room, on "wednesday and Fridays, at 81
O'Clock, Z. NJ.
JEREMIAH DINGLEY,i c,,.,-,
+. HEATH.
Augusta, Jan. IA, 1850.