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U,HE ART OF CONVERSATION, by Capt Or.
/ Iando Sabertasb, with remarks on Fashion and
Address, vol. London, 1892; price ~ IS just re-
ceived by 1919.
Also, CuAsAprs yos AorNo, by Miss Ellen Pick
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oUDON's ENCYCLOPEDIA OF AGRi-
IL CULTURE, cheap. For sale, afew copies on
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ON AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY AND
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practical agriculturists who possess no previous
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~ RANTHAM ON BUILDING IRON STEAM
" Frs and on IRON a material for ship build
ing-by John Grantham, Civil Engineer and President
OF the Polytechnic Society of Liverpool, vol, with
plates.
Bischofi's Foreign Tariffs, and their injurious Ell
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London, lS43
Eisdell's Industry Of Nations, 2 vols, London.
Montesquieu's Spirit Of Laws, translated, vols
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dissertations by McCulIoch, author of the CONNER
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Tookes History of Prices, | vol, London.
Porters Progress of the Nation (3ritish,) / vol.
Wilson's large French and English Dictionary.
Weilingtons Dispatches Clerke's Naval Tactics
Notes by Lord Rodney
Siephenson's Marine Surveying and Hydrometry.
Belchers Marine Surveying.
Memoirs of Lieutenant General Sir Thomas Pic
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and this day received.
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a CAhD.-Thc undersigned having, under the
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OF real and personal property corporation bank, in
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hands will be promptly remitted or otherwise dis
LEWIS JOHNSON,
n CAI.LAN, Jr.
References
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Cars will leave daily, by steam-Power, as follows
From Troy, at 9 o'clock a m
pm.
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NoRru YARMOUTH, MAINE, March 4,1S44

NoRTu YARMOUTH, MAINE, March 4, 1S44,
For eight years have been more or less
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inr that time have been attended by emf
ncnl physicians, and have taken many of
the most popular medicines in the coun-
try, all OF which did me hut little good,-
Las, May, was seized with a yioIon,
cough and pain in the left side, and bleed.
inr Of the Lungs. A sklItul physician
was called, and he said ii was of no use to
take much medicine. continued very
weak ill November, when the cough aud
raising of blood began again, with incrcos-
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per, began to use DR.. Wistars Basam
Of Wild Cherry, and I received more ben
eff from one polite, than from all other
medicines, have now taken two bottles
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In advance of time aud date, we find ourselves
in The presence of our Patrons nshering forth the
New Year with such bright and gtering pros
pecIs--wh such brilliant anicipaliuns Of The
iulurelhat if We have Oulrun Old Falhei Time,
il Is That we may slrew wealth aud conentmeu,
in his path, and those who follow in our footsteps
may reap the iults where we have sown the seed.
The sun ol 1914 IS now passing the horizon and
is setting IN 6iaae Of giorE Those who can
calmly take retrospective glance of the various
questions, the different controversies, and The
many scenes which have agilaled or cOEyused tho
community, either in political or social point Of
view those who have met with disappontmenis
and reverses, with whom misfortune has dealt
hierly-cNn yet rejoice with those with whom
fortune has treated more benefcently and kindly;
that the present year has been of general hap
pness, plenilude and prosperity; manufactures
have increased and fourlshed; agricultural pur-
suits. II not ccling the same lemuneraihe prof
s rs heretofore, have met with encouragement
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where hounalGss extravaganza has not been used
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received lol their expenditures; while the most i'm
porant channel for The proper basis 10 conduct
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currency equallizcd and not subject to those sud-
den changes which were alone adequate to pros
trate the energies Of any people however enter
prsing II is with much satisfaction that SYI.-
NESIER recounts these advantages which have
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in the maller-during the year following out the
plan which lie announced at a season when all
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the whole monetary system of the country to the
centre, he has pursued his course undevil,ingly of
monthly, in every parl of the Union,
Il LARGE AMOUNT OF FUNDS; this, he re-
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ENO The Hon. The supreme can't of The Stale Of
l. PermOHt nei 10 be hOiien al TJOOisiOCk
| riihia and for the county of IFiadSor on the An
Iucsdag neat gitcr the An Tuesday Of JaauAry
IA. d. lS45.
Your petitioner IIARRIEr T., ABnorr, of Nor.
witch in said county was at Norwich aforesaid on
The 18th day of May A. d. 1898, lawfully married
to Daniel 5 Abbott then of Newbury in tfis State
by Rev. Thomas Hail minister of the Gospel
resident al Norwch-That your petitioner from
such marriage lived with said Daniel S. at New
bury about one year and six monls--a, Norwich
about seven and half yeas-al Sharon one
year-al Tunbridge about SIX mOnihs-all in
This stale in full discharge Of all the duties i'm
posed upon her by her marriage obligations I'LL
The 22nd day of October A. ID. 1913, when tho
said Daniel g. wlllully and without cause deserted
your petitioner and went out orhis state and 10
parts 10 your petitioner unknown and has not
since returned 10 the knowledge of your petition
cr-And although he has good and lucrative
trade and was when he left The state, in good
health, and well able, by his labor 10 provide II
suitable maintenance and support for your Pc
litioner and their two infant children, he has
without cause grossly and cruelty neglected and
refused so 10 do-And that your petitioner soon
after his departure returned 10 Norwich aforesaid
in extremely destitute circumstances, and has been
compelled TO rely solely upon her own labor and
the charity Of her friends for her own support aud
that of her chiIdren--Ihat about five years ago
The said Daniel ), Abbott became grossly inlen-
pelale in his hahus and so continued till he left
the slatc-that he neglected his husncss--spent
much of his time III grog shops and taverns and
ceased almost entirely TO provide any means for
the support Of himself aud iamlly-and your pc
ilioner during almost the whole Of tlmt time till
he left the state as aforesaid was compelled TO
support herself and her said husband aud chill drcn
by her own CXetiOns, Notwithstanding her health
much ol his time was lpchlS-Thul during The
last four years before he lcfl he was morosc and
cruel in hs conduct-.and inloleraby severe in
his treatment OF your petitioner frequently ours
ing and swearing al her--and calling her by the
most scandnIous names aud applying TO hel the
most opprohous eplhcs, and frequently threaten.
ing TO horse whip her-und several times struck
and shook her yioleny-and has many times
threatened and attempted to strike her and she
has escaped his violence by nght--Vhat for sever
al months during the year iSl3, he was hahilualy
absent from his family until late hours at night
and during most of the day time associatlng with
a vile woman who lived in The neghborhood -
with whom he was on terms orhe most familiar
mlercourse-to the aImos, entire neglect of his
own family,
Your petitioner therefore, humbly prays, that
a divorce from the bond Of mnrimony, may be
dccreed her from The said Daniel s. Abbott for
the causes ururcsad--nnd your petitioner will ever
pray &C. HARRIET L, ABBOTT,
Norwich November ODD 1914
T. J. NEVIS, Au'y
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