Horal an$ State Kctos.
Holiday ndi rti»ing lms commenced. Those
trailer* who make holiday gift* a specially,
.ire getting in large stocks.
\n a liiitional Pullman ear i to he :nlili i to
th nig'i: i vpi. tr*. Bin roe te Bo-ton this
week.
Splendid skating aliove theii int, hut we are
rrv that it was improvi .1 l>\ the hoys on
Sunil iv. Hie min Hire it' to I r ak up the
A certain clergyman is never guilty "I
preaching old sciminis Imt the reason i that
his hand-w riling i s so^urril.le last it is a -1 r
lor him t w ite a new sermon than attempt
to read an old one.
The Kaler Brothers have purc'inst 1 t!i■
stock of Mrs. M. B. Hodges, and we under
stand will continue the business at the old
stand, making some changes in tl e line ol
goods.
I he “Hemlock Association,” in Gardiner,
whose successful ball ln-t year w ill he re
:a‘ inhered hy the dancing community, w ill
give another one ClnisUtius evening. It is
hinted that this entertainment will -it; w
any of their previous i Hurt-.
Dr. William Warren fin cue, who has
Keen rusticating in the wood* up in Oxford
county, for several wt -Us, has r. turned to hi
home, 401) Congress square, Portland, -u'.re
ly restored to health. Dr. (in ene i- the a!
Professor of Surgery at the Maine Me. d
School.
The Watervillc Mail .-ay tu.it Mi" ha
the amiable anil accomplished leach' r :;i th
Iassieal Institute, who went home unwell a
w weeks ago, is improving r pi Hy. I ut sle
will need several weeks more of r ;t to re
cover from the physical cxhaii-ti n induced
by overwork.
Kennebec County Lodge I. U. (loud
Templars, will meet with Saeridan Lodge at
11 alio well, to-morrow Wednesday at 1 du
1*. M. ti. W. V. T.. liev. David lioyd, is ex
pected to he present. As this is the meeting
tor the choice of officers lor tie- i nsuing year
it is hoped that there will he a good attendance
from the several lodges in tine county. Si; ri
dan Lodge, which ue\ rilee- at' thing hy the
halves, are preparing to have a grand eolation
dinner at their hall to-morrow, to a min; 'date
those wlui come in the for noon, and on the
noon train to-morrow.
A large number of our citizens -op; d
thattiranite Hall won' not lie open 1 la-t
night, on account of the storm, but the the.it
real company of Messrs. Myers X Huntley
carried out the full programme to i small hut
first-class audience. 'There jvas s one grate!
acting in the play. Mi-s Herring -u-laining
her part so wall that she w a second
time called before the curtain. TI niiiwi
came up to ali that ha* been s i; 1 a1 -of it
To-night the "Hiddt n Hand,' v i he played,
and should the evening prove ph a ant tie re
will he a large audience.
There was a plea.-ant surprise at llu ea-eo
Mr. fharles II,. ll tmlcn, on 1 im strcit.Ia-t
v, niiig. Mr. llamlcn spent the f.r-t part ui t!e
evening at a neighbor's, are! was amnion, d
home to find his house brilliantly illuminated
throughout, and r .o.n- ..ml huh,- crowd
with his friends and .g'a.-.r-. he; ax
gentlemen, who cordially ;e ted tie a-*, in
i-hed usual ilwelhrat that dome de. At.-i
the interchange ct e naplim nts. Mr. liamlen
was called to the pat lor and mad. 1 r, i
cut of an elegant p.^r ef gi.l iw.d s; t
e Ketr. s .ments, w a i... mi
vi Kd hy t' w s th.n r- 1 in a on
dance and in the neb -t vurie'y. I h a
si .a will long be rcnniubciid i t. w..
participated in it. and we ar, .-ui, ..,.1 ei- r
remain ft bright spot ia V .-t ear
genial friend in whose bed; d. it i. atel*
to whom it was a cc e h t a 1 te
able surprise.
t H ft ret I’uciii on tat P a:!: of Lizzie William*.
Lizzie Williams died in t: dty. N ,v. d
aged 'A years; and 11 n mth->. Ih-r lath, r, Al
bert Williams, led in tl, li ttle e! (i tty
burg, July 3d, l Mid, mortally »~;;;d i. 11.
fortuftately fell into the arms of a con i .eh
and brother, Mr. Judah Chailwi, k id ;!.i-1 i y
who had the privilege of admin i -taring to la
wants for a short time, when he e.'l rid up
his last prayer fur his absent w he ;.:u! darh;
child, and passed to the other world. Th
bereaved mother still lingers infaithnud hope.
A part had hem as-igiied little Lizzie in tin
Sunday school concert at tl. 1 Mallei.h-t
church on Sunday evening, hut her sudden
Jeatti bad made th, place vacant, and in-ti ad
of Lizzie’s part the following original 1 ymn
was read l*y Miss Nettie W alt/e
LITTLE LIZZIE.
A i eaul ilul iu .ii imi IU 11. »"l
\N a- la* king a thing v i
The charm *»i a il•ii>h m mi
The njusie of childish feet.
And a g'lorli 1 hum .am
That had entered that -biau- u I. la. e.
Turned hack with iu finite arm.
To tilt* oues lie bad 1* behin l.
And tin earth-homo n ew .11. m.- >1,
The lat cr had come for hi** etui l;
And tin* mother-he.i 11 tendet l\. sudli
Gave her up, till ;i tear, and a same.
A tear.—that the dear lit! hi rilling
No more should gladden h r nest
Th d lho sweet Inune-mu.-i' u.i -ih n■■*••i
The fair little form at re t.
A tear.—that the wonderful vi-ion.-,
isions her lond mother-hear(
H d entwined with il> darling lutni
Should thus,—iu a moment,—depait.
Rut a smile, that the joy. al pel teet,
Without the lurumii and ‘Hue,
Til*.* glory, without the battle,
should crown her darling’s life.
A smile,—that the strength of her dear "tm
Never should laltor, n*> tail,
Iu ite’s i»assi.>nate. wearying combat,
Wiicre m> few, alas! prevail.
Ah! yet —the void, and the aching!
Even more than the glad relea.-e.
They press on the rokc -.pi, u
Till Immanuel whispers, "Peace.”
Still ours !—though the veil hath pait»d,
Letting her int>» the light
Wnile we wait, iu the older dimm
Tracing her mystical flight.
By faith’s clear, certain vision,
'That opens a sinning way.
Up through the valley of shadows”
Into the kingdoms of day.
And we see her,—our Lizzie! our Birdie
no joyous! s" pure! so free!
With her sweet voice grown stronger and
clearer,
For Heaven’s high melody.
And her child-heai t. all unalter;**!,
Full of unchanging love.
For the precious friends, that so cai I.»
She lelt for the home above.
The beautiful starry mansion,
Where she and 11• r father meet,—
Waiting one cherished presence
To render the household complete.
Nutt ik.
Supreme .Judicial Court. Dhkerson .Judge.
Monday, Dec. 4tli. The following i
prisoners indicted for larceny, were brotigh
in and arraigned, plea i guilty, and were sen
tenced to imp; i-onm. i.t jn the county jail
Wiiiiai i f. v dord. '.n o month*; i'utricli
Leary, month* Th ea* Henry, mn;
month*.
John Uni.;, r lifted for afeloniou .us-aull
on Hioiii.h IL I’ot'h*. plea 1 not guilty, and
va i! t;: !-y 'must -1 tie- risone!
he a<*'v-u Mr. iiy to -id as ]ii>
oniiM
l-it t" l-a -1 City and Mt. Pleasant
nu-t ri< in this city, have doubtless noticed
die chi'.:.g s fur the better that have taken
;d-ici* ven during tin- sumon r in these be»u
tiful cities of the dead. T.uts have been laid
ut. roads and walk* grad* d and gravelled
•inely, and othc r improvements made, indicat
mg that the living have a strong affection for
he acred dust of kindred and friends, and
leem it a Id d privilege to adorn the hal
low* d -ancillary where they rest. In tin
-unmu r season and on Sabbath afternoon*,
"o c moteries have been visited by throngs,
m.uu carrying their tributes of fresh llowers
'o deck mu: new-made grave, i.d spending
hours at a time; in the silent congregation.
Idie owners f <«me of tin* 1'g.s have dote
no! Iv in the improvements they h »v<- made,
tnd have the -a’i-faetion of seeing two of th*
i leiie.* in the State. Now we hav*
o o;„ e»t one thing, which wiU 1- thecrown
mg tr.omph of all the labor thus far ex pen 1
d -d- t a Soldiers' Monument 1 erected ie
'•It. PL.e-ant. -m the brow of the bill, over
ouking t: ehy. 1. t it 1- ir the names et
the de. i soldicts burivd i.i th> ieini:
tnd all wlm wt nt frum this region who are
-uri- d in t’ reim, u rit and on the battb
i« Id* of the lab. Not that we can ever
>rget their ld-tory, their hemic daring, or
heir path nt self sa« rifict-s, for while lit'- and
;o u wry line with th race tic. *e will en
litre. an 1 will he uppermost in the minds
d i ili/.ation but-that it may stand. the
omh-tones stand, a simple offering of nfb c
c.'n. a tribute of patriotic devotion.
TL Ini:* A'Vrrv tie* I t' 1 tl lL
r.(,u- system, t!,e ti l- nraph is int’i. need
y a remote operator through t! wire. Ii
:e mind is impaired ’ey jv or other i im
die sympathete* nerves h ,>me d hilnat- d.
U) 1 through the to r\ t o mil seles of tin
tom-i'-’i. liver, heart. lungs or genital *'r_M:i,'
eniir w, ak.-ned, and di<efis,. j*t tiie form ot
ivsp pMa, disease ,f t!.j heart, w-lungs.
r general debility, follow with tin ir ftoom
iiir iug trains of evii. 1 II ..p-mnd
syrup of liyp'.iphospidtes r> tore tone to t!.**
nr, 1. the nerves and the mu-oles. In thi
vay it overcomes disease. deed—;ywU
fHarricti.
L till- i-.'y, ii!t„ |j; K-.-v. F. Mai»... Idwarl
.:o -i Pi viy, t Mary .1. s.mi«oii u|
l..Pi; -I iia. h; 11 v K. MivMn. ti.n!-- I..
.1 f V, r l-y 11. i l> 11 >f: i
I i I*a ii, V a nit II. I: -ki d Moi.. t ill
I. I M l.«..I It <1 of IMt-toti. Mo.
iu Itdtli i'Uh nit Ti'-hii is 11. •'pin; ct I
M hi e M. P.i o of U'.Po
ll! 1. sip«»n. j t ulr.. i-. I).» -iAy t Mi
■1 .i ion* i•••!'! -t j»«.;•{ J7? If nit Wii
,i i: t r i I *.oi I i, a II,ok: ii**! h I .-I]..-:;
IP. uA lP*M. ii. to-tioo.ii to Mi-*. Kll/a I;.
Ah o I oi M i lit. IP
I A: ii r I. ,fty» .iti-n
-II/ ii I.. In a of A; ir-u.s.
Dir
lit!. i v. _ m nit Mr- :i u A IWr
f IP': .i. m-i _ oar.-.
I _.: i M
A .i I .eery I. g .i
i N'ut.i -I A 'Oh. 1 -t u:■Thotu i-> 11
o! I ,i an t Haiti f tnni.iouri! ,_ *i
ill .1 d.i
111 l iil.io. J7.li n i 4>f c up'.!.- setU’i!
FOR
Lull* tilld (ieiits<«oldamt silver V. ntches
(iO T<
d.- 5 -\w i; v u:i> i: >W"Kn
V, W. KIMBALL,
1GG Water St., Augusta.
;ictufe3 for the Holidays
j
We slnui give par'u-ular ti’teati >:i in nothing
-t\le «>l f. Pi: it,;- I f i. L Present*. N th
i i m ire anpropriatdlhan .i -t
o,41 -i i; fv'r Mir her. i.-ter, brother or f t.
PICTURE FRAMES.
I’.mnSid N "1 lA I t V. Ii i'
i iorg'tth N 1 k> S» ater st ivn li ni
MIL r.MoJ M
r< >u
tlcgant 1*! (‘pc: .-Malina and I. osttnrthalns
(iu TO
&w K. HOWS p’s.
Removal
A. \V. ’R( )SS
I! ’vii vo. 1 t
Store No. 1H Waters!., under Cmt) House
Wh- V. i i. 11;;' ;i i e::• i;, and 1 tig i i* »i»
It. hi-! -took, lit* 1* |l»lr t«t "Mi.'.l v III. 11 tHial U ittl
l\*s r.O'tnsat Low i*i;u’i■>.
CUSTOM WORK
i -h >rt u >'it v:nd in tin* C -t manner. l.V
I*.i; Pur fit!on«U**l u» a- u •nal.
Augitrd i. V>v. -dh, IsT 1. ii-tT f,\.\\:hn
.Agents "Wiiiii «*<l
in Kim Town County in Maine
TO m:u, tiu;
U A It A
Giant Pocket Corn heller,
Ch ir.oe for agent to make moiov. Call :it C,nail
er.-’ Hotel, Aii-U'!:), Me., nr addiv
W. 1.. A1N-WOUTH.
decl-kUvlw Augusta. .Me.
rtm
New and Beautiful Styles Jewelry,
t;o rr<»
dect K.Ilowsc's.
I Louso J.ots 1 'Yu- Sale.
IN the ••Willianr- 1 t Id o-eallcd.) between
1 C«: <tii Mr t ;.nd Westeru A vi nm*. iMjU.ivof
1* V. IMki:.
Agent fur Proprietors,
^lgu.-tn, Ike. 4.1:71 tem
EXCELLEN T BARGAINS.
Pflcett Low am! l!asy.
4 TWO STOKV HOC.'-P. W,;!i 1 ml
V feJbtr and eiKtern; newHabl.*; kg and
a nundn r of fruit tiees.
eoUage house of seven rooms, and p»t.
Several fine buikligg lot
j Tei :us ea.- v. Apply to
i .w. wnmiirorsik
Office: Kiceinan Hank Jluihlmg,
fc*T 't Vngusta, Maine.
SECOND NIGHT!
Granite Hail, Augusta.
Evenings and One .V.atlnee
-COMM EM IM
>5omln.v I ice. -I., I >*7 1
UK I'l'IlN li.v I'AIU'ICt'I.AU UKQI'KST ami
CM IhUsAI. de-ire, ol the Favorite Aetrees
Fanny Herring,
And the entire Metropolitan Theatre Corn pair
I Oil !CP>D\N KN EMNi. Dee Mil, will be pi ei-eht*
ed the Celebrated l’lay entitled
THE HIDDEN HAND.
Prof. F. A. Ml l.LFltan 1 his >uperb Orchestra
in (..‘hoire Selertioiii* ea«di evening.
ADMISSION, :iu Po-ervid Seats. nts.
Doors open at 7 oV|o: k. Perlbt nianee lo cine
tin me at >4 brforc S. 1 irketi lor -ale now nt.J.
t rank Pit n e’s P.ook Store.
Wcdm -duy Afternoon at J oYJoek a Grand
F.i mdy M itmee.
h mire «*i Programme u li veiling.
ov.JO *.»t II. \V. MAN NAhl>, Agent.
FOR
Silver Plated Tea Sets,
lee Pitchers, Salvers,
I'nii! Stands, Deri)
Dishes, t ake Baskets,
Castors, Butter Dishes,
Celery Stands, Picklo Stands.
roast liar/. Sjaton Holders,
(iol»I('l>, Cuii', iss<,''1
KNII i: It I J-i'l'i-i, A<„
GO TO
ill- Vv i:mVAIIII UOWSE
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
'PCI. pai fm-r.-Siip heretofore existing under the
I ti m name of CJaj »V North i- Itn- day «li
I i. Tin* I'iiiM" tin' tirm will be set I led y
I No*! i, t wiio'.n ail deb!,- di.e I" the In’*
hi in are j w.bie. -1 II I. PP.
ip hi k n i Ji.
-fa. DI*c. 1,1 f|.
'II.*- Tii'-r w ai minlmim Hi** P»-flu 1
a., i v i»c .t h t M -taml. J Wat it
1 J\v IK >KA< I, >1:1 11
>lt~
jfa;cnic But tone. Studs Rings Charms
T«>
l.. i.'
1^< 5 X 1
t .'I ;'!TK M.1. sr.EUill-RnUK. r.
V I'lit? o'. i‘Bi' «*.m b.ivi* ti.i- aim
iwovii.j- i. i: I lit:
Hi. >.\Mn:i. j.. r.oAKDM w
v'
A1!.:!!*'.;, I I. 1-71 *1. 1
FOR
Fancy Silver Ware in Gases,
I*.’ 5 :»n*l 11 I:• i t' Pre-
rro
<i*i t- vV'v I liOWi-K-v
FOR
FiHE PLATED TABLE WARE
I ii nil I lx url.-t in*..
GO TO
i ,V U. rtowsc’is.
IL.IESOTTXJFOEHS
port TII3 SKA.SOKT
I *7 1 1 k7 i.
I. ollnv. Ill 2 lr !f.i It W i l 1«*
1 i in t.r.iii Hail, m tin- i t iiaiiud
Rev. Chas. S. Ames of Cal., Dec. 7
Hon. Wm. Parsons, £9
Prof. C. H. Hitchcock, Jan. P, 1973
Rev. E. B. Webb, D. D., 16,
Rev. W. IT. IT. Murray 30,
Mondelsschn Quin. Club, Feb.
lour.-ip Tickets $1.30.
T** ha a! '-'.a-torn I- van.*" .pI’
:I *1 Pa. tc- n*- l'..**k toi
li* rvi -I .it' t M i i CPIIM'. o t \f J
a. I: i I- 1 it*-
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DELICIOtS \i:iM10.\T CHEESE
u.\.t O'. 33. 33-V'33Xi'.ei
i I r 1' Hr "-eiy St or. t*;-*' tOiii*.
x OR
COLD iNiTISl STUDS AND SHEi/E DUTTONS
’i’ti
<1.-. 5-t.tv. K UOVSHVS.
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GO TO
-MV I!. I£ )\V>K
10 Per Cent.
Illinois Registered
B €3 3%T 33 S
I i I• ;v- .•■I'd Prim: pul paid by llie "•tab*.
\l.SO_
la or (ent. Missouri Count) Ronds
f< >p u i: \T
Free mans National Bank, Augusta.
Nov. 1-71. nov.Iit.fif
NI IU s i M i! b i I lo-o. 11 otl.i i ’»V(
id i.. at Mils I Mil KLU*>.
Hallowed.
CHEAP FOR CASH
HANOI.KU i-selling groeei ir- eheup Pi.'.
at i in;
Market Square Grocer) store,
i gust a. novH-ttf
yy OYSTERS.
dll -t Vi ivi.'d Ulid <U ill k* e|i laid! y on Ji.,11 1,
lYe-ll

Virginia Oysters

1 or de WHOM \Mi and KliTAlI. at price- as
j low a by any dealer in New hngland.
H. Freeman at Co.
U'W-M-Mm ltd Federal st., Portland. Me.
WORCESTER CO.
Clieese.
A Ido hese
sa• reh zim <vvia*:s
M ST lUICKIVKO
BY—
1 I. A. B. Clumdler*
Mai i .Square. Aitgu-da. nov II if
i HUMAN WOBMMiS in t great varel v. Abo
I Y AUNs in rolor* stamping r-*r embroidery
done with dispatch at MBs. PKCKKB'S Hallowell.
noviVtlin
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily Kennebec Journal.
F«rt}-Second Congress—First Session.
Senate.
The Senate met at noon and there was
nearly a full attendance.
Mr. Sumner of Mass., presented petitions
for the passage of his civil rights bill.
The President's message was read and or
dered to lie printed.
After transacting other important business
the Senate adjourned.
House.
Washington, I. Speaker Blaine called the
House to order at no. n. There were a large
number of spectators. After prayer the roll
was called. The roll was responded to by
-01 nu rubers. After pp liming a committee
ti» wait on the Pres dent, the Speaker an
nounccd the following committee.'
On Flections—McCrary of Iowa, Hear of
Massachusetts. I homas of North Carolina,
IYrrv of 0!*io. llazelton of Wisconsin.
IN*.s of Rhode Island, Arthur of Kentucky.
Mcrrhk of Maryland, and Bice ot Illinois.
On Ways an l Means—Dawes of Massa
chusetts, Maynard of lYnno'see, Kelley ut
Pennsylvania, Brooks of New York. Finkcln
Yirg of Missouri, Bur hard of Illinois, E.
IE Bo!lefts of N w York, Kerr of ind:an.-.,
a d Beck of New York.
tin Appropriations—Barfield of oldo, Sar
gent of California. Dickey of Pa., Clarke of
N. Y., Palmer of Iowa, Hall of Mo., Niblack
ot Ind.. Marshall of 111., and Swan bf Md.
On Banking and Currency—Hooper of
Mass., Waldron of Mich., Smith of Vt., lh
wi liof 111., Monroe of Ohio, MerriamofX.
V., Cox of X. Y. Randall of Pa., Di d
Ala.
On Pacific Railroad—Lynch of Me., Sy
phers of La.. Keliimvr of Pa., Boveridg- of'
III.. Houghton ot Cal., Averili of Minn., j
IN ot Mo., McKinney of O., Smith Eiy. j
dr., ot X. Hooper of X. C., McKinney of I
Ky
on Claim-—Blair of Mich., Strong of
C<.:m.. Buckley rf Ala., Holman of Ind.,
SnitliolX. Y.. Frye of Mi*., Coster of
Harris t Va., Foster* fPa.
1 »n mu.crci—Shellcbarger of >;T>. >.iw-
y*T f Mi.'.-issippi. Lynch of Maine, Conger
<f M:clli,'an. Sheldon of Louisiana. Negivv
lVim ylvania. S. Hidoian of Indiana,
liamhleton t In«.»a i. and Town*' nd of New
Y o rk.
Y Pt; lie L imB— Ketelium of New York,
d'owtYcnd of Penn., Hawley of 111.. Kellogg
f( ’n. Dumiell of Mi m. Bush of Wi*.,
I t M Re it hr r ot Md.. Slater
of Mug-v.
1 P' OfH< post Roads—Farns
ih of Ei., liiil ii X. J., i’ri kell ol
M i d'ynn of Ind., Randall of Penn.. IVr
v r t P> Houghton ot Cal., Van Yruuip i
thin. (’arroll ot N. Y.
On Minufu tures—s T. BurJett of Mo.,
An es of Mass., Epson ot Ohio, Stowell ot
Va., lK*Ear_ of N. C.. Rice of Ky., Fingers
of X. Y., Stearns of 111., and MeLeRan of
Penn.
<»n Agriculture—Wilson of Ohio. Hayes of
Ala., Havens of Mo., Lamport of S. Y..
Spi. r ot tin.. Hazlt ton of X. Holdamen
i Penn.. Barrett of Tenn., and C.« s-man of
Ky.
On 11 !i. n A flairs—Shanks of Ind., Cur- i
-tt of M,.., Smith of Ohio. Averili of Minn.,
Cicely of l’enn.. Edwards ot Ark., Adams <,t
Ky.. Mitchell ol MBs., and Williams of New
ork.
on Military A flairs—Coburn of India a.
Yd not Mieli., Hay of 111., Dmman
i a, Morey of La., Harris of Miss., Sh> ...i
i N. Y., Campbell of Ohio, and lYrr ot
Y a.
On Militia—Sheldon of La.. Sprague ot
Ohio. Twit Tel! ot Mass., WalL of 1;
Ku-h ot WB., Connerot Tex., HI dr ol Mo..
Ark. r of IV mi.. Tuthill of X. Y.
On District of Columbia—Starkwv.itY r it
Conn.. Williams ot Ind., Poland ot Vt., i
Dot.ail i f La., Harmer of Penn., Colt- n
Iowa, Ehiridge of Wi**., Crebs of'III., R
volt ot X. Y.
on Judicial—Bingham of Ohio, Iiutler of
M Peters oi Me.. Meyers of Penn.. Wi
n oj 1 lab, fioodrieh ot X. Y., Lldridge of
W j '.ml* ot I mi., and 1‘ ft r of N w
d i.i k.
IYm-‘.mi'iirirv Chums—\\ ill lace of S.
nClt-itin c t li. 1.. l’ruidh1 ol X. York.
M .hii i-.n of ]’a.. SO'WlII ol Ya., Coniingo
f -Mo.. llanock or IYx.. Ihualk-v of Ala..
Korkir of N. .1.
hi 1’i.Uk1 KxjitT.iIiiiiri •*—Pa\.yt-r ot Yw-..
bliri,_r ol Conn.. Whitily ol (is., h awe of'
K- Foster of Midi.. Ki!m-1U of N. Y..
Mu i. rs ol 1' i.. Ir.ui- of \Vi>: Y.s.. Ih- -il of:
X. V
i in I’rivilto Land Cl ims—Morcut of l’a.. I
t’l -or. ot (>l.ii. M'Ur >'(,1 W. Va.. Sm.r.
o! X. Y., Coydilan ol Cah, Harbor ol is.,
lhildcman ot l‘a.. ]I>1) ot X. li.. i-u I 1.- in
of Torn.
On X v. 1 Alhiirs—Srofli 1.1 ol 1’;:., Stark*
w. •i'.lu-r of Conn., K ti-ham of Ky.. Ihiyr- m
Ala.. Mat! of Ya.. Coglihm of Cal.. Arolur
t.f Ml.. Sutherland 1 Mid ml Wliit* I muse
of '1 enn.
on I oreifrn Atlairs—lianks of Mass.. My
t rs n I 1 a., Willard of Vt., Ambler ot Ohio. I
Du. il of N. Y., T.x kar d of Md., Wood o!
X. Y., Logan ot and Rubin-on of 111.
’n Territories—Tal.ce ol X\b., McKee ot
.Vi«s., Prindle ot N. Tack r of Mo., L ine
t Ks.. Shoemaker of Ta., liarnum of Conn.,
Vaughan of Toon., and Hereford of W. Va.
Oil Revolutionary Tensions ami Wav oft
1512 W illard of t., Porter ot Va., L imes
t R. I., Cobb ot X C., Sprague of O Rice
ofKy., T'oiker of ,L. Cal Uvi 11 lYn i.
On Irivalfd 1\ -M .roof IT.. T< i k
of (Wallace f S. (M. .Junkin of Ta..
Wakeman of X. V*. Turner of Ala.. Bird ..t
N. J., Mmson oflnd.. and So rot Ta.
On Railways and anal-.- T o V r i Ta..
Ames id Mas?., Hulsey ol N. .1 Moipius ot
Mo., Knapp ot III., St. John ot*X’. V.. 1 Diggs i
of Del., Winchester of Ky., LiruDun of Ohio. 1
On Mims and Mining—Wal run ot Mi In,
SargfUtot Cal., Banks of M i*s„ Sindh ol
Vt NegKy of l*a., Sessions ot X Y.. Sl.aL r:
of N. C.. Young of Ga Kendall of NX v.
Mi Fretdnxns Allairs—Cobh of X. C..
Brooks i f Mass., Butler of Tvnn.. S cb s n.
N Y., Snyder ol Ark., Rainey ot S. C. (i t
litli ot Ta., Broxdon of Va., ui; I King ot Mi
s.mri.
On Kdmation and Labor—Pierce ot .Miss..
Hoar of Mass., down-end ot Ta., Butler of
Term., Dunnell of Minn.. Ldiot of S. C., 1
MeNeely of 111., Storm ot Ta., Mt Intire of
(In.
On Revision of Law- of Tinted States—1
Butler of Mass., Poland ot Vt., Ambler of;
Obi)., Lansing of X. Y.. Killinger of (in.,!
Leucli ot S. Sherwood of Pa.. Slo>*of|
Ala.
On Coinage. Weights and Measures—
Kelh V of l*a.. Hooper of M i-s,. Sr nighton of
Mich., Critclier of Va., Robei ei X.Y..
Parker of X. 11.
On Patents—M> rs of Ta., Stew nson ot
Ohio, Brooks ot Ma-s.. Barry «>f Mi?s W.iD
dron of Iowa, Warren of X. V Ilubbird ot
N. IL. Golla 1 »y oi l’enn.. I>uHo<«* ot (i i.
On Public Buildings and Ground* --Hal
sey of X. J.. iym rof L. b. Platt. .Jr,, of
Va., Oir f' Ioa 1 -v 11 o‘‘ Id.. S .Mon*, ot
X. V., Getz i T W ID ot Mo.. Terry of
X. Y.
(>u Mileagi Mciurr »t W. Va*. Darrail
of l.a.. Haze lion of X .J.. Gxll.nl iv ot I’enir,
Blair of Mo.
On Account- Bu'ii V Sawyer
ofWis., Harris f Miss. A. her of Mb,
Lewis ot Ky.
On Kxpenditures of State Deprrtment—
Conger of Mich.. -Wliit*-! v He, Havens of
Mo., Rogers of X. Y., Myers of Pa.
On Kxpenditures of Treasury Department
—Lynch of Me., S\pliers of La.. Hay of III.,
Barnum of Conn., Kendall of Nevada.
I »ll hAjH'HuUlil cs U1 IliC .11
Williams of Ind.. Barker of Wis., Snyder ol
Ark., Archer of J’a., Kinsella of X. V.
On Expenditures of Navy Department—
Kellogg of Conn Parker of Mo., llazeltonof
Wis Briggs of D d., Tothtll of X. Y.
On Expenditures of P. it. Department—
Garry of Miss.. Mariner of Pn., Bigeloy of
Ga., Roberts of X. Y., and Slialer of X. C.
On Expenditures of Interior Department—
Mill of X. ,E, Smith of Ohio, Beveridge of
III., Adams of Ky., and Connor ol Tex.
On Expenditures on Public Buildings—
Hawley of III,, Morphis of Mi-s., Shoemaker
of Pa., Wood of X. Y., Duke otVa.
On Rules—The Speaker, Banks of Mass.,
Garfield of Ohio, Cox of X. Y., and Randall
of Pa.
in Printing—Beatty of Ohio, Pendleton of
R. I., Price of Ga.,
On Enmity—Peters of Me., Wheeler of
X. Y., and Campbell of Ohio.
On Enrolled Bills Buckley of Ala"., Fos
ter of Mich.
I In Joint Select Committee on lusurrcc
ionarv States—Poland of Vt., Scofield of
Pa., Farnsworth of IP Coburn of Indiana,
>levenson of f lltio, linticr of Miss., Ean-ing
■I X. Y., Co.x ot X. Y.. Break of Ky., Van
l rtttnp of lltio, Waddel of X. Robinson
>t 111., Hawks of Ark.
I >rt Seleet Committee on Mi -i.-sippi
I.evees—Morey of Eu., Waldron of Iowa,
i-of Mi--.. (<elz of Pa., and Duke ol
Va.
i lie President'll message wa- presented
mil ri ,i l by the Clerk.
Mr. liiith r ol M iss., offered a resolution
*o print oo.ooit copies thereof, which was re
ferred.
Mr. 15. i k of Ivy., asked leave to offer a
'.■solution inquiring why the President caused
the Constitution ol' tin- United States, and of
the State of South Carolina to he Set aside,
md in trlial law declared, and the'habeas cor
pus suspended in i .-Main counties of said Slate.
Mr. Cox of N. Y., offered a romlution
which was referred to the Coniniittee on
Ways an 1 Means, for an investigation of ne
gotiations by the Sect tary of 'I’l'.-ajury of
the new lunde 1 loan.
Adjourned.
I lie tt outlier.
Wait Dei-autment,
Dili' k "i the Chief Sionai. Oiek i ii.
Wasiiino ion-, 1 )ee. t. 7 1*. M. J
P ill'll ABILITIES.
A high barometer anil clear weather are
pro 'il.de for Tuesday from the Southern and
•Middle Atlantic westward to the plains as
a ho from Take Trie to Lake Superior. Clear*
g weather in New- Yuri: and New England
with northwi st v.-inds. The area ot the I ate
pressure will probably move east into the
Culfol St. Lawrence, accompanied by high
winds in the Middle and Eastern States, and
the low barometer with snow will prob
aldy advance southeast into Nebraska and
Minnesota T in s lay night.
FINANCIAL COMMERCIAL
Yotk Money fiarkct.
N|,W 111**, net" nil-er I
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New York, I, t mber, 4.
M 1 -i’> 1 1 1 (bin 11 mi Co. i,'.t Cuin
ii.ii.'I Wi-liTii L 11 ion i't-l. Co..
Jr k-11\. 1 Minin' -i!:• .Mail, l r
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New Y'ork, December, 4.
COTTON—-aley 17o-> baled; 111. I. upland
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i n* iv? at r, December
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WHISKEY- u.
Tiiis is nn age of inquiry and people are
beginning to realize ti e magnitude of the
evil eaun 1 by the m e of injurious compounds
or the hair, which are prepared and forced
,nto market, by men who are not practical
physician.;, and w ho may not be aw are of tho
.1 jury they are producing. These prepara
tion- have been analyzed by competent chem
ists. and shown to contain poisonous enh
ances, causing Nervousness, Headache, I’ar
■ly i=, and often fatal results.
In contrast with su h injurious articles, we
ail attention to the Hair Restorer prepared
by l")r. R. lircene, Superintendent of the Bos
ton Medical Institute, who lias been a buc
ci iul physician in Boston for more than a
juarter of a century. Hr. Greene uses Veg
etable Remedies only, and can assure the pub
lic that this Hair Restorer will do all that is
claimed for it, without a possibility of injury.
have tested a sample cf 1 >r. Greene’s Hair
rrr, and find that no poisonous metals or
injurious matters exist in it.
C. T. JACKSOX, State .W.ytr."
The use of this Hair Restorer for twenty
f;ye years has tested its superiority as a dress
ing. and its power to preserve tho hair and
o.lp in a healthy condition, it removes
landrutT, prevents the hair from falling off, 1
pteserves its natural color, restores it when
pin maturely gray, renders it soft and glossy,
promotes its healthy growth, and is the be t
dfe->ing ever discovered. While other prep
arations are sold at almost any price, Hr.
Grot no's Hair Restorer has sustained its good
qualities, its price, and its reputation, it is
prepared by I)r. R. Greene at the Medical In
stitute, Hi Temple Place, Boston, and sold at
b 1 per bottle, or six for or sent by ex
pre.-s to r.ny part of the country. Pamphlet
tit lt-.-e. Address Ur. R. Greene, 84 Tem
lc Ph.cc, Boston, Mass.
'"in o' >i t’l it util;. Druggist, uigu-t.i -oiit i
n-'cat for l>r. throne's Hair Restorer and Sorolule 1
•syrup. 1
STEAM JOB PRINTING.
Books Pamphlets
Printed with accuracy and despatch at
the office of the
KENNEBEC JOURNAL,
WATER STREET AUGUSTA.
PAINTING.
T!*vuh‘< rilicr. having purchased the. Pamt
shop of Ji. F. Morse,
South End Water St., Augusta,
'Voiiid iru'orm the puhlie, that he is now ready to do
CARRIAGE, SLEIGH
AM)
SIGN
W oi k in the most artistic maimer, and at
REDUCED RATES.
C. H. LEWIS.
Air.-n.-ta, No*-. I.i. 1871. Ijtv-lmeod
Cheap Farms Free Homes
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
A LAND UK\N t <>1^
xij,000,000 Benias
or tin:
B#>! Far,ms» id Mineral tai.ls :n America.
.1,000.000 At re.•< ofUhoice F anning and Graz*
i:i r Land* on the line ol the road, in the
Mate of VebniMhu, In the (.real Platte alley,
now t on sale, lorca.ih or long credit,
i :a -e land -mt- in a mild and healthy climate,
a irr iMt-g,owing and .Mock-i\ti-mg, ungur
I* .1 b\ an;, m tin* United Mates.
Criee-i raii^o from 8'4 810 per Acre.
HOMESTEADS for ACTUAL SETTLERS.
UaOO.OOi) Via «.i Government Land between
*ni ii.a i ’i 1*J. :i eja ri tor entry as llo.Mi:
soi.ms:ns of the late war
Ai:i; I N TITLED TO A
F IIomcfetCi.il ol lOO Acres, j
itlini K-..11 Innit.,. c.ju:il to
Dlioa T 1501 .MTV OF 400.
sf‘n,l ih" in wc'liiionof descriptivepamphlet'
'■;th nc'.i map-, mailed free every where
Addrci* ,i y DAVIS.
I.mlt ..mmisaioner r. I'. It. It, Co.
icpto-t'imJii.r Omaha. Nun.
1871. FALL atiti WINTER. 1871.
Woodman, True k Co.,
.5 an tt a ns of
a>E5T Mums
—AND—|
WOOLENS.
Il.v-e lln -lore ami are constantly receiving THE
I.A TEST STO.ES in
I'<! i;/;i a.v (imi j>(jmesj'TC
DRY GOODS,
m grt-iii.-r v.ii 1, ty th.in ever before offered to the
tiiade i:v mhxe.
Wood mill:. Trm» A:
CORNER KIDDLE S. PEARL ST.,
l‘«/f77,/.rp.1f.fl.YK.
•JlliMtJ
BOSTON
MEDICAL
INSTITUTE,
No. 34 Temple Place
BOSTON.
B. B. RUSSELL, I’reiTt.
W. R. WILBUR, Secr'y.
R.CREEXU, M. I>„
Bupt. Physician
Office Hours, 9 to 2.
The object in establishing this Institutior
was to attain the greatest perfection in the
preparation, practice and use of Vegetable
Remedies, and to secure a permanent place
wlwjro Families, Invalids, or any person could
ootain the best medical advice, and such rem
edies ns each might require, without the use
of poisonous drugs.
I)r. Greene has been Physician of the Insti
tute since its foundation, now more than
twenty-fivo years. Few men have had sc
large experience in the treatment of chronic
diseases. Dr. Greene is in his fifty-fifth year
and has devoted his life to this branch of hi;
profession, and his success, we believe is with
out parallel.
Among the diseases to which he gives es
pecial attention may be noticed Cancer, Scrof
ula, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Consumption, Heart
Disease, Neuralgia, Asthma, Nervousness.'
Rheumatism, Paralysis, Spinal Diseases, Dys
pepsia, Liver Complaint, Female Complaints,
Faint Stomach, Erysipelas, White Swelling,
Salt Rheum, Canker, Deafness, Kidney Dis
eases, Srminal Weakness, &c.
Dr. Greene’s Medical Pamphlet, descrip
tive of diseases and theirpropertreatment, will
je sent free to invalids.
Address. R. GREENE, M. D.,
31 Temple Place, Boston., Mass.
D3S. THOMPSON BABCOClT
J.f omta nji.ithir B’lti/iticitlnu and Surgtmui
Ur-i;|rn,-e STATE -T., corner of GKEKN.
I' Tier hours in Augusta, from 1 to 3
t*. In itxtloweU, from to to U A. M. Dr. Bab
ottic-.- ti .mi m AuKUMa, from 10 to 12 A. M
II 1.1.IV.-, II u« t I*. M.
TAYLOR’S
WIKI TIM INK!
BOOK STORK_
Plain and Fancy Ncwins!
Tin: II. .lev«: ;m .1 w.tul I respectfully announce
5 the 1; 'u<'! Augii'f t ami vicinity tliat she
i' t I do 1 >v. q and i loak Making ami all
kind Plain ai-' Fancy >cwinyc, brmlinyf, Jfco., at
1*’ t- -it!. i'-<‘ on II; id Street, near Wat* r Street.
Mi*s Belle Springer.
nuvil-Mm r 9
BATCHKLOW’S IIA1K HVE.
Tb- superb Hair Dye is the beat in the rrorlit
perfectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous; no
disappointment; no ridiculous tints or disagreeable
•dor. 1 he genuine U rn. A. Batchelor’s liair Dye
produces Immi niATKTVa splendid Black or natural
Brown, leaves the liair clean, soft, beautiful; does
not contain a particle of lead or any injurious com
a11 druggists. Factory. BOND
MKhhl.N. V. oct3-t£wly
choicemolasses
FLOUR, TEAS and COFFEES,
—ALSO—
Crocltory Ware,
AtJ.1t. Dyer'n Grocery Store.
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A WORD TO THE LADIES
BEFORE YOU BUY A
Sewing >1 achine,
Call at the
Branch Office
—OF THE—
Elliptic Sewing Machine Company,
and examine the
Celebrated Elliptic Lock Stitch
Sowing machine.
It is tho Lightest Kunnlng, Sim
plest, easiest to keop in Bepair,
ANDWILLDO
A (ireater Variety
of work than any other
SEWING MACHINE,
In the Market.
M:u lilacs sold on instalments ol
83.00 PERMOf T If,
Water street, Ilnllowell, Me.
Opposite the Photograph Rooms of A. F. Mouse.
C. H. WILLIAMS,
del-tfim Manager,
MISS TURNER
IS SELLING
U REDUCED PRICES. Also,
Worsteds, Slipper Patterns,
Otomans, &c.,
In Mconlan Dttlldlng,
(Up Stairs.) at the right.
MISS* VESTA Tl’RSEB.
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Krroseue Chandelierm
-AND
Xj A. IVX Xs St
AVith the niost approved Burners.
Now Styles INow Opening
J. D. Pierce Son,
So. 159 Water street,
oct8-ttt_a ugusta.
1 lu- IU medy does not .-imply reiurct *or bhor
turn*, but it produces perfect and permanent cures
•I the worst eases of Chronic Nasal Catarrh, and
iri/l pay $.V>0 reward Jar a case that I cannot cure.
old in the head” and Catarrhal Heuduche are
ure I witli a few applications. If you have a dis
charge Rom the no.-e, offensive or otherwise, stop
l’! n|’t "f the no.-e at times, partial loss of the
-en-tMd smell, taste or hearing, eyes watering or
wc.ik, feelduli, have pain or pressure in the head,
•u may lc-t assured that you have Catarrh,
flior-amls annually, without*manifesting half of
rlie above -yinptoms, terminate in Consumption
and eml in the grave. N<j disease is so common,
more dereotive or less understood by physicians
1 will -end my p. mphlet o.i Catarrh to any address
free. hr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy is now
SOM) IJY MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL tWRTS
OF THE WORLD.
Price ai? cords. Sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt
of til) cents, or foe packages for two dollars. Re*
ware ot ronnte, ,v». ami worthless imitation*. See
thai my pr irate Slump, which is r, positive guaraw
tof genuine>•< i-, upon the outside wrapper.
Remember that thi- private stamp, issued by the
l uifed Mute (Government expressly lor stamping
my medicines, ii i- my portrait, name and address,
and the words C Certitlcate of Genuineness”
engrave*I upon it. and u. ed not be mistaken. Don’t
be swindled by travellers and others, representing
tliemselve** a- or. Sage: I am the only man now
l.viug that ha- the knowledge and right to manu
facture the genuine Dr. Sage’* Catarrh Remedy,
and 1 never travel to .-ell this medicine.
1L V. PIERCE. M. D
Seneca street, Buffalo, V Y
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Sewing Machines
T li Vt a* I il fit e ii u w ii (f,
rrii«- It.-wt on Eiirth.
Tiic SI inter Slil! Triumphant
This is a fact which cannot lu* denied. Do not
iuv is t yuiir money fora die; p machine which is
baMe get «>ut of repair in sin rt lime. But be
fore nu«' basing elsewhere be sure and call at the
room- of
I\ DAVEXE’OItT,
Water St< t Ilallovvdl, Me. where you will he
-nic get a /good bargain. Mr. Duv unoit has
been engaged in the -ale and .rpaiiing of sewing
mauhines for a longtime, and he feel-confident of
-idling id ou-lormnAiwa* get rlie be.-t, ami
tliat w 1 iu .‘V»- the cheapest in the eml.
tuig ’o-uStiv ly
FIT RE
Bay Hum!
Sixty Cents per Pint,
At JOHNSON BROS.
IF YOl \YY\T
Sii'icliy Puk Spjsesor Cream Tartar,
no to ('1IA5IDLRK iu Market Square.
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Maine Steamship Company
HKW ABBAHOUIIHT!
Semi Weekly T^Uie.
ON and niter the *Sih lost., the
ti.*e s.camers OIKIHO and
FRANCONIA will, until further
notice iTut ns follows:
Leave Halt's Wharf. Pott»and evei v Monday and
fhui’Mlay at ft o'clock l*. M., anu leave Pier 38.«East
ILvei. New York, every Monday and Thursday at 3
o’clock P.M.
The l')iri£<» and Franconia are fitted up w ith fine
accommodations for passengers, makimr this the
mo*t convenient °nd comfortable roiue for travel
ler.** \'iv,\ni New York and Maine. Passage in
•v m) Rooms, $5.00. Cabin Passage, $4.00. Meals
'■\ira.
Hoods forwarded to and f»*om Montreal, Quebec.
Halifax, M John, and all parts of Maine.
Shippers are requeu ed to send their freight to the
'.earners as early as t P. M. ou the days that they
leave Portland. For frei'pu or passage apply to
HENRY FOX. t.aJ.’s Wharf, Portland.
.1. F. A MK^ pier East River, New York.
Portland. Mai -'0 1M». IJ'H
X*OXITXjA]MX)
Itifsiness College
SCHOLARSHIPS for full business course issued
at this, are good lor an unlimited time in all of
rhe C *lleges of the Internationa Business Colisf*
Association.
For lull information address
I.. A. A. KAY, A. M.. PrlMrlpal.
3m.W Portland, M«