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BREAKFAST BUDGET,

San Francisco sent last year forty thou.
+ aand doors to New South Wales. ~
The attempt to indict the Syracuse, N
~. Salvation army failed.
Meridian, Miss, has offered $500 900 as
Il an inducement to have the capital Of the
State moved there. !
It Is reported in London, according 10
y The Pail Mall Ga:tle, that an American
i daily newspaper will BIS soon published in
4 that city. n.
4 A man in Navarro county, Texas, sued
another for one cent for Il wagon standard.
. Tho lawyers fees and cos oil suit arc said
4 to have been $50. sl
Hundreds Of boxes Of orange blossoms
+ arc now sent north from Jacksonville, Fla,
to do duty rs wteaths on tho heads OF hun.
dreds Of fair brides. q. a. /,
4 Strawberries ars becoming plentiful in
4 the Jacksonville, Fla, ukst, but prices
3:still lem lin firm aud the demand good.
3 Fifty cents quart il what is asked. - Al
;@a The Congregational church OF Walling.
Z ford, Conn, has adopted resolution for.
bidding Its members to drink intoxicating
liquors, but explicitly excepting hard
cider. , af5S, a:s;33..
Capt. Eaton, OF Essex, N. Y, hayinc
noticed that for several summers bees had
been passing In and out Of knot.hole in
his attic took OF the shingles few dsys
ego, and found q large swarm Of bees and
sl20 pounds Of honey. i.s5
\ a gunsmish at Charlotte, N. G., has re.
Gently made q novel gun. It was made for
man who is blind in his right eye and
who cannot shoot from his left shoulder.
] The stock Of the gun is curved so that when
the butt Is placed against his right ahoul.
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PERSONAL.

MIR. Augustus schell, the noted New
York politician, is at the very edge OF
death. His trouble 10 disease OF the kid
( ncys
2 Mr.. Carlyle used to keep on his mantel.
piece three sovercigrs in small package,
and 10 point to them rs LEO Hunts sover.
eignB," because he s,metimes lent them to
4 the poet. Hunt" says tho writer, who
( tells tho story i'll Cornhill, would have len,
Z him 5000 BoyereiSna, had he possessed
them, and never disclosed the circum-
4 stance" syia I.-s
James Russell Lowell writes to q friend
4 in Boston that he likes living in London
.t"'all but the living" He is becoming dys-
peptic and attributes it to his entire and
4, enforced abstinence from fresh and sal,
! cod, clame, buckwheat cakes, and baked
beans, which are luxuries and actual ne-
ceasities almost wholly unknown in Grea.
Britain. trlS - -,
Gen. Simon Cameron celebrated his ssh
birthday ut tho De Barry uapaioa, near
Enterprise, Fla, tho Sth inst. The party
8 had royal time, and the General greatly
enjoyed his dinner. a little granddaughter
1 OF the hoat presented Gen. Cameron with
bouquet Of roses, clasped with white
satin rlhbon, OIL which was embroidered
IS. C-S5." g=as1 ~
y; Opening his mail last Wednesday in
3 Washington, George Alfred Townsend
/ found an autograph letter from Baron Ten.
nyson, perhaps the fret received in this
country since the poets election to thu
peerage. Il is said that Tennyson has
read through two books OF tales by Mr.,
Townsend, and much enjoyed them.
Gath" gave the letter to Mr.. William
Walter Pnelps. with whom he breakiasted
that day. ,s,7
4 Miss Edmonia Lewis, having both In.
dian amt negro blood in her veins, Justly
claims to be "colored," and her recent
commission to make q marble altar. piece
! Tor tho Marquis Of Butte is by no means
her first distinction. Sixteen years apo.
when Edmonia was fresh at Farringfori
from Nav York, Tennyson not only paid
her much attention, but said that she was
almost the only one OF his visitors that sea.
son who "caught the spirit Of his 'Lolus
Esters.'n -
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pO.IrIus AND rDLiTICItNS.
tx Senator Chilcott 10 y candidate "a
governor Of Colorado. =

Ex Senator Chilcott 10 Il candidate Tor
governor Of Colorado.
A movement is rnder way in the Sixth
congressional district Of Kentucky to bring
Thomas L. Joneg into the field Tor Con.
gross against Speaker CArlisle.
Senator Frye, i. ia claimed, could get the
solid vote Of New Esgland Tor president at
Chicago il the nomination Of Blanc or Ell.
munda is found imprecticable.
Senator Vest, Of Missouri, thinks Payns's
nomination would be suicidal. lie iayors
tho old ticket ii it can DO Ind; il not, either
Thurman, Mcdonald, or Morrison. 'e
General Grosvenor, OF Ohio, member
OF tho National Union league, is satisfied
tina: With proper help West Virginia, North
Carolina, Tennessee, and florida can be-
carried by the Republicans. The party's
prospects are particularly blight, he thinks,
III the State mentioned first.
Ex Congressman Burrows is aaid to be
repairing his fences 10 the Fourth congress.
ioual district OF Michigan. Alter represent.
ing it for many yesrs, be was defeated in
1882 by the fusion candidate by 225 major.
Ivy. The Republicans expect to recover
the district this year under the leadership
OF Mr.. Burrows.
In three weeks The spring elections in
Ohio will occur, and the Republicans have
begun to make preparations for placing
tickets in the field. The election in Gin
cinuati will be Of unuaual importance, not
oaly IRON The indication it will give OF the
political DRIFT. but also ou account Of the
important Offices 10 be filled. ID
The Boston Adrtrtiur's Washington cor.
respondent says that ''thc Arthur delegates
will 90 to Chicago united, while the anti
Arthur men will have 80 many candidates
tina! none OF them will be especially prom.
inent. The Arthur contingent can b. used
az unit Tor all purposes, fact OF which
the majority will need to be.awars."
Mr., Payne, OF Ohio, without his barrel
would be sleek and ordinary old man.
The blackberry bushes in the Ohio West
ern Reserve are full OF such old men. Mr..
Fowler, oil New York. without his barrel
would be like boan'stalk alter the beans
arc gone: What a shame it is that the
names Of tnese men should be lounted in
the newspapers rs candidates for the presi.
dency. Whatever or whoever the candi-
date may be, let him have brains, character,
convictions. II he is lucky enough to have
money also. well aud good; but it is no great
Philadelphia Record, lind
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A Miracle.

Whenever there san extraordinary occur
rsnca-a team runs over child without hurt
Ing 1t; mechanic falls from u third. story
window, and in a week after he is ut work
sGaln, We arc wont 10 ercaim, .what n
mlrac's" So, when Mrs. I. s. EsERLtsr,
then Of Allegheny City, Pa, had been sick
With Consumption for very long time, had
been told by several Of the best physicians Of
that city that her time wns but for few
hours, that she must die, and when the use
OF bn. one bottle OF Peru.a in weeks time
placed her on her feet aesia and made her
the sesr:icst cater in the family, all the PEG.
pie. around. ns with ono rejoicing voice, ex-
claimed: "What d wonderful miracle!" See
psga 80 Of tho ellis Of Life" Your druggist
wiz give you one gratis pSw
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DRIFT Or OPINION.
nn.sttng tho Dssaocr"tic Pxoteesioniss

tho Desnocr"tic Pxotecsioniss
rrcss. e..- l
Louisyille Courier. Journal tDea ..-' ri Il.
That court may have the power to en-
Join the political utterances OF q newspaper
will DO looked on with something more
than surprise by those who believe in the
freedom Of speech AID OF tho press. The
injunction granted against the Nashville
American Is certainly extraordinary, and
will probably be little needed by that jour.
nal. However gratifying It would be to see
lhe American brought back TO the Demo.
cracy on the tariff question, proceedings Of
this kind will hardly be approved any.
where, aud mus. be regarded with disfavor
even when, as in the present case, the ques.
ton at iaAue is a private one, relative sim.
ply 10 tho ownership Of q majority OF the
stock OF the paper, .,. ~. lz.l FL
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y Do you need o remedy that will cure every
kind OF itamor from a pimpla or eruption 10
tho worst scrotula md typhili,ic disorders,
Use Dr.. Guysott's Yellow Dock ard earsspa.
rilla. Thtos 10 Ave bottlea cure akin dis.
tass, salt-rheum or letter. Four 10 ten bot.
tbs cure running ulcers, sc,oinla aud all
syphlli!lo disorders One 10 two bottles cures
pffnples on the lace. blo.ehes, ETC. II ~ the
only perfect blood purifier that can be made
from s thorough knowledge Of drugs. Ask
your druggiat for 1t. Take no substitute.
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der he gun barrel falls ID a straight line

der the gun.barrel falls 10 straight line
with the left eye. .s.
4 The Russian Government proposes to
build a railroad II, 100 miles long, running
through European Russia and Siberia, with
a branch connecting With China and the
region Of the Amoor River. la,
Tho la,es. lingo prom sl,ion Is the ap.
po;n,ment of General Gordon "Lord Pro.
iector Of the Khar,oum aud tho Nile High.
way" Gordon Ia eaid to bear + striking
resemblance 10 Cromwell. That perhaps
suggested the "Lord Pro.ector"part Of the
title. Il XII N Z "a. "a
There arc five spfrituaiistiu newspapers
published In France, four In Belgium. two
zach In Holland and Italy, elgh. in Spain
and thfes IN Germany. Austria, Russia
Mexico, Chill, Brszll, Uruguay, the Argen'
tine Republic, Australia, India and South
Auerits have one each. U5
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"A Party Mith its TAI hc'we~u lis Lcgs.
% Under the caption" "a Lovei Head" the
Louisville Co.r Journal prints the follow.

Inv special uispbicl:
WA'nlS0r n, Ms,ch % -"ou. thunder"
said q grvei te reform Democrat the othtr
day, ~ AN tired CT itying to run party
without y policy Lot Us boldly tske the
right ground on the gfsat qats.lon 81 taxg.
tlun, aad then II tts people chodsG 10 put US
4 Into power We can sn Ia holding our heads
up. For onv, don't wan. 10 sc tina old
Democratic party saeskiog through the coin
log Presidential campaign with its tail be.
tween It's ltg., tffsid 10 declare Its position
upon the Question before tue country. The
psopls Cf Ne country have q right " know
what We mean 10 10 Wien We get into paw.
or. Are they gnif 8 TO t.unt Ia when they see
us trying TO dodgn svs,y live issus2 VIVA,
can bs mora contemplate had less likely TO
inspire ceD6ieatc aid win us votes than this
! talk We bcnr 10 much Of, Ike '6h, let Us get
/, In iirst, and then we can take up the tarih !
That revenue reform Democrat (fiee
tradcr) Ia a man Of "horgo sense." lie
knows that there is good policy in a reas.
onah.e degree Of honesty, and hc geoms 10
: be honest enough 10 say what he wants
|. has not been 80 with his party, as repre-
ssnted by It's leaders. I. has been thought
better for the party to gncsk through. the
campaign with it, tail between i,s legs,
making palliative professions and Begging
TO ba entrusted with The Goyeramen. be.
fore 1t threw of tho Disguise. Democratic
Congressman from S:atea last breaking
away from the free trade idol ieel this
way about.
That wing OF l.hc party which Nj. Ran.
dali represents wants nothing done thai
! will frishlen the country on the eve Of the
4 Presidential election. letter wait, they
think, and fight 1t out alter the Democrats
z shall have captured the government. 1t Is
not high ground TO take, but perhaps it
would win moro votes than though the
party were 10 SHOW i;A cioven foot at once.
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The Ca~s or Horace N, Hatch.

On calling on Mr.. Horace N Hatch, OF No.
los street. dealer in stoves, furnaces, ETC., at
No. 1870 West Broadway, South Boston.
where he hes been Tor many years favorably
known, he said to reporter that his villa
draw the part OF the $75, 600 prize. my wife,
my DAUGHTER Gersie and T." he said "sact,
held 81 ticket in the Louisiana State Lot.
terry. in the February l2:h Drawing" "How
much was the prizaH' s&"My wife's ticket,
NJ: II, $40 drew SIS 600, and Gertis drew $50.''
%Have you received the money y II have.
through the Southern Express Comnsry.n-
Local Interviewer In Tie Boston, .liass. Star,
February 25th, y
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"A Cutc Trick,

TIE Ear IN TIr1mdn!d. 4 4 e RI III q
z A Persian, celebrated for bis strength
and courage, was attacked one night by a
Tekke Turcoman. The Persian threw down
bis opponent, and, pulling out Q knife,
prepared 10 cut his throat. "What are
you doing2' his captive shouted. t"Can't
Won see that I am a Tekk.?" Instantly
the Persian dropped bis knife and tainted,
whereupon the Turcoman killed him. 1t
seems tia, the Turcoman do not set very
high value on Persians. The market value
OF Pefaian slave Ia about l5s. Either
money must DO very scarce or Persians
very plentiful. I'll
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E8lrego 9F7BuHe IR,P.I y ~ " "
Republicans everywhere would DO glad
TO have tho Democratic politicians and or.
gang enjoiued permanently from develop
ing any spirit OF personal independence,
compelled 10 adhere Hteadiastly to all their
party traditions. Our advice 10 Watterson
Is 10 get GU. an injunction without a mo.
ment's delay. lse
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WE caa, without hegitation, say that Dr..
3nlrs Cough Syrup has given tina best salts.
faction. We have sold All Immense amount
of 1t during the past winter. 10. 2! ii
E5s WALLACE, Huron & Co.
Druggists, Lock Haven, Pa.
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BnilH1re AmTisan lRpl s@-'7Ns
l! Ia well that Mr.. Blaine has rented out
hia big house In Washington, as II looks
very much "a II the White House will
want him for an occupant next March.
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A VERMONT woman who has just had the
mumps Gays she hopes to gracious she will
never have to go through such m expert.
enee again. For two whole weeks she has
not been able 10 jaw her husband or lei.
out single neighborhood secret.
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RELIABLE sEEpJ, that never fall 10 grow,
are sDld by Boyd. No old ltock offered.
Every thing New and Fresh Crop at Boyd's.,
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HALg's Honey OF Horehound and Tar will
arrest every siiusut Of the lungs, throst or
chest. e,fSS -.Eig 'aE
Pixies Toothache Drops caro- In one minute.
T For tho ssjn-Glepn's Sulphur Bohp. p
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Still fifteen or twenty pieces OF sl;eh.ly
damaged carpets left, st two.,hirds their first
cost, -7H.I T. W Frrpr1
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Battle Creek, Mich, has Ben Batter
presidential club. S. T4'gHsss Fl5g
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Funeral Wednesday. the 26th, ut O'Clock. =
CHApMAN-At T1ltnnviiie, Jefferson county. o.
on Monday. March q. 1854 al . O'Clock A. ", Coz,
PORT CHAPMAN, aged ID years.
Fu, etal servcc will be held a: tho u. I. Church,
In Til.onvllle. Ohio. at 2 o'clock Wednesday.
Friends Of the family arc invited. ln,erment At
Tiltoa's Grave ! ard.
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GL1GHTLY DAMAGED GOODS z

By water will be opened March Cd, Y,,, Wild.
Wigous at cents per yard; Good Calico 4ccn,s ner
yard: Best Cheyiot, cents per yard: Dress Gopds
At hsli price; Good Musltn from ~ to 6 cents: do
10 Is cepts per yard. aud everything ia ths Tsr1
Dry Goods and Notions. Call soon. % i must teli
them = K JEsss} Z ,51g-sfJ, W. FEkRFi,
/ mrN Cor. Main and Twenty .ant Street.
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Id Ell.

1 wALLaCE-At tho Genital Branch National
Home Tor Disabled Vountcer SodIers, Day ton, o ,
on sunday. Matan %, 1881, WILLiAx WALLACE, In
the 4Sd year Of his Ase. +9.tE. g,,..-s.'-,
Mr. Wallace was \ son Of J,mes and Jane va lace,
Of this city. and served In Company D, First west
Virginia Volunteers. ..4IE, ItIt.l .
BrwATER3--At Bridgeport. Ohio. on Tuesday
morning, AArch Is, 1874, at 4:25 O'Clock, JLSNIE
LugiLsA, daughter Of LaiAyets and Eoph!a BY.
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49,. sLY' ? 4 ssTTsa-s,B ~, ..F-S q, 5ssfj7
4 HRW ADVERTISEMENTS,

WANTFD-TO 2 RENT, I, A 2 SMALL
wheeling. Address. q. G., Intelligence. onics' =
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FITS.

All Fltsstoppcd FREQ by Dr.. Kliro's Great Nerve
Rsstoscr. No Fits after ant day = use. Maryelou,
cures. Trcase and s. trial bottle FREQ to Fit cascs
SEND to d.. Kline, 93l Arch street Philadelphia,
Pa. Cancer institute 9sl Arch street. hiladelphia.
Pa. Go 10 H. v ]Ss,l a ooSxvyAv
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

B. z. d 9. Railway-LrAvH Bsllaiie H.,
Woodsned aud Summarized At 600 m. and 2:Ifi
.. m ARR1vH At RHllnlro al alhA m, and Roc n =.
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MIR. Augustus schell, the noted New
York politician, is at the very edge OF
death. His trouble 10 disease Of the kid.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-21
HALLOwELL.

John B. Hubbard Post, G A. r attended
divine service at the Congregational church,
last Sunday. This Post will celebrate its
seventh anniversary of organization by a
social camp fire and picnic supper, next
Saturday evening. Comrade Sims treated
the members to a clam supper last Saturday
O., enlng We understand it was in payment
of an election bet.
Rev. stephen Allen preached in the Meth
odist church Sunday, in place of Rev. Mr.
Holmes. who is not yet able to attend to his
pastoral duties
The Tiger Engine Company visit Topsham
this week Thursday, rs the guest of the An
droscnggin Engine Company. Mt which time
they will have a friendly contest of engines
Mr. William Leighton and wife leave here
Thursday to make their home in California.
There will be a general meeting of the
cstizens in City Hall Wednesday evening at
o'clock, to see what amount they will author
ize the city council to reduce the taxes on the
property of the Hallowell Cotton Mannfact-
uring CO. as an inducement to said compa-
nv to resume work in the factory.
At the game o. polo at the Casino Rink
Richmond Saturday night between the Gran
tie Citv team of Hallowell and the Casino
team of Richmond, the Granite Cities won in
three straight goals, Mark Day winning the
first in one minute. Ernest Merrill the next
two in and minutes return game will
BE- PLAYED in Hailuwell next week The boys
speak in high praise vt the manner in which
they were entertained nv the Richmond boys
while waiting for the train
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-21

Bowdoin shows herself to be in favor of
protection" and all best principles by a
strong majority of the students being Blaine
ties. The boys rejoice over the Ohio victory,
and eagerly watch Mr.. Blaine's triumphant
march.-Dingley IS. easily won the bicycle
race from the Portland fellows at the Sagada-
hoe Fair. Friday last. making the halt mile in
min. $50 seconds.-The ball-nine. under
the management of Thomas IS has made a
fair score this Fall. Out of the two games
with Colby. one with Augustus. one with
Cumberlands. and one with Portlands. they
have won all but the latter. The Freshmen
Glass contains some good material to work on.
so il looks now as though the boys might
have fine nine for the next spring games.
Considerable attention is given to Football,
aud Lawn Tennis. S.
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NORTH VA>SALB0RO.

VIM Tyler has colt of the Norman
Percheron breed. which is is months old and
weighs 900 pounds.-Chas. Adams has sold
his old house to Joseph Wyman & Son.
who have moved it down by the brook and
will use it for a shoe shop.-The boys were
nearly as enthusiastic over the results Of the
Ohio election as that Of our own State build
ing bonfire and having a good time general
lv.-The Perkins family held forth at Citizens
Hall last Thursday evening.-The bows have
a social dance at the hall next Saturday
We are informed that Phlander Freeman of
East vsssalb,ro. is expected home from
Silver Civ, Idaho next week
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HEI6RAnE.

The farmers have nearly finished up their
harvesting, and on the whole, crops ha been
good, especially the apple crop, which was
never any larger or in better condition. The
grain crop is excellent and the threshers are
busy The many friends in this
town of Charles ID. Austin of Lis
bon. Dakota, are much pleased to learn of
his success in that new territory, and especi-
ally to hear of his nomination as a candidate
for the legislature. Mr. Austin is ma
tive of this town and was one of us until
he left for the far West some five years ago.
AS young man he was noted for his ability
and sterling worth. snd we well knew that
in whatever land he made his home he
would make his mark We most heartily
congratulate BIN and also the people who are
favored by having him as one of their num-
Der for he is one fthe coming men of the great
thriving, booming State of Dakato Frank
B. Ellis Esq of b. lgrade Mills had the mis-
fortune a few days since of breaking his leg
He was leading cow which was somewhat
unruly and throwing him about broke
both of the bones below the knee.-The Will
lsms Brick Company are shipping brick for
the new Industrial school building at Hallow-
ell
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City PeraonaIa

Mr.. S. J. Milliken is in Boston and New
York for a week
Mr. Blaine will return to Augusta on Sat-
urdsy of next week
The "Kennebec Club has been Organized
by four Augusta young men
Mr.. A. w. Case Of Boston. returned home
yesterday, after brief visit to friends in this
city
Col Smith of the National Sol iiers'
Home, spent the Sabbath With Gen. HYDE of
Bath
Henry Houston ESQ.,, the efficient clerk of
the pension Office, is ill at his home in
Portland
Mr.. r w. Files of Unity, father Of Mr..
Files principal of the high school. was in the
city Yesterday.
Representative elect d. w. Ames Of Port
land. was in town yesterday. He will have
quarters at Hotel North
Mr.. Wallace Fairfield /. a member of a
Boston orchestra. He proposes to remain at
the Hub" duriRg the winter.
Rev. Mr.. Penny was sgsin out on the
street yesterday, much 10 the pleasure Of his
wide circle of friends Pres. Cheney of Bates
College visited him last week.
Hon. G. A. Boutelle passed through the
city yesterday afternoon en- route for his home
in Bangor Mr. Boutelle took a prominent
part in the Ohio campaign.
Twelve members of the Togus Band will
dspart for Boston on the ''Star" next Mon
day, for a vacation Of few days. They will
carry their instruments with them
Prof II. NJ PulIen has thriving class in
dancing at Pittston. Tweoty. five pupils are
receiving instructions in the Terpschorean
art. Prof. Pnllen proposes to have another
class in Whitefeld
Rev. J. o Smith departed west yesterday
morning, He visits the Hartford Conn. }
| Deaf and Dumb ASYLUM this week in com
pany with the Governor and party. Mrs.
Smith went rs far as Boston.
Quite quantity of game was seen in the
city yesterday will Hayden and Fred
Wilson arrived in town from Madison, bring
ing with them four black, ard like number
of spirit ducks. DR. Webster was seen
on the street With two plump rabbits in his
possession
This is kind of an independent bonnet
that can wear on most all occasions" said
an Augusta lady to group Of her acquain-
tances who were admiring her latest purchase
at the milliner's. IF its an independent il
must be a democratic bonnet quoth per
the party.