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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-24


psH"REcRUfTIHu FOR Tue 9STn kEGI-
MENT. The business ofrecruiting has open
ed splendidly. Mr., Geo. O. Neiswanger
has opened recruiting Office at Captain
Tallmans law office, two doors East Of the
Court House, and has commenced The bust
ness Of recruiting a Company with energy,
and with fine prospects of success.
Mr.. j. r. Mitchell of bridgeport, has
also opened an Office in that town, and there
is no doubt he will speedily FIJI his Company.
Rev. Mr.. Cordner, with a Cromwellian
spirit, is engaged in recruiting Company
at Belmont, and there is every assurance
that he will succeed. Mr.. Cordner is a
Minister of talent and brains, and has gone
into this thing as a religious duty. ...
Men OF BELMONT COUNTY these Com
pauies must be flled at once. The crisis is
upon us. In the language Of Secretary
Seward "uH is tceiG tce Instantly sho,o our
strength = and if we do not We must pre-
pare for foreign interference, and long and
bloody war.
In order that our people may see and ap-
preciate the great crisis which is upon us,
We direct attention to the article on our first
page headed, 40 Armsl To Arms p
from the N. Y. World.
Every man in the county should assist in
hurrying these Companies. into the field. -
There is no time to be lost. 1t is due to the
brave men who are already in the field that
the 100000 additional troops called for
should be promptly furnished; and those
who are too old, or for any other reason can
not now 60 into the army, should give liber-
ally of what God has blessed them WITH
For, whata are all these fine farms, and stores
and dwellings, worth, five are to have reign
of anarchy for an indefinite time !? Wehave
no security Of life and property, exceptin the
success of our Government in this life and
death struggle against rebellion. VI
Let every man, then, lay his hands to the
work, and help fill up these companies =
Old Belmont should gil her quota first Of
all the counties in the District.
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~ SHEKIFFrS S.aLE.
Sarah Wilson, Admir- QY ylRTyE ofs vsnd 10
Nchslss wilsen lpf Comnoh PIsss ef Belmdas
County. Ohio, wif sell, Oh
IfC, Tuesday. AuRusf 10. 1890

'k Aucsuhy, AuBust ~, 1904,
al the front door Of the Couit House. in st. Clairsyie
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A NJ, and o'clock P
Of ssd day. the following described Real Estate, TO
wit: " ~ - A tn
FIRST TRACT being the East half Of the Southwest
quarter OF Section 49, Township aud Rangea 'eontain
ing % acres more or less excepting acres roods and
perches oil the Northeast corner thereof conveyed by
Nicholas Wsorto Andrew Feser and particularly de-
scribed In said conveyance. Said first tract being the
same premises cbsd ina deed from the said Niso-
lpr r. Wiisoh 10 John Wspn. dated Deeeuber 81 1850
and recorded IN Volume zppge 40 of he reeords OF
deeds Of said County and containing seventy seven
acres, one rood and eleven poles more on less. v
s.cosR T.Aor beng par o. ne scgshssst quarter q
the Northeast OF said quarter and being the
premises sold and conveyed by Thomas 8 Steel and vile
70 e snd John Wilson by deed dated January ls 164l
and recorded in Book u page l29 OF the ecordso( deeds
ot said County, eQnpning 81 fnefes more pr leAS.
THIRp 1fxH bei1g pad of he iNcrdhwcst qusrer o
said Secdoh "a, Township q, Range lying in ihe South
sas, sCipsr % Of ssd 9sers5 s boapaariss 6sganis a
the NoFh side OF said quaer and nom thence running
South lioundAsyef said quartey, poim saN will di
vide the baaacs ri zpid qharer sfei cutting on said s.
acres ~ Two equal paris the said line cutting off sale
" acrea runs parallel with the North boundary OF sait
quarter Secuoi brb8 the satpe premises convsysd BY
Grfih snaeito the said john Wilson, by decd dated
twe I'D le47, and recordedfn Volume 81 page l22 o
as OF deeds Of said County, containing 50 acres
| Appraised as follows.
| First Tract at S.56; = u -.rf y
Second Tsacii saissf 4 10 jdowef,. .stsi6o; 14A
Thir Thirt Tract 'sabjsctto DOVER az slo2
sAsrias one. s., ciG.,vi., July i. isss $50 %
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s0rThs attention of our readers is called
to the, letters Of Gen. B. r. Kelly and Sur
geon Ohr, of the Rail Road District, in re-
lation to- tho Hospital Stores forwarded by
the ladies' Of st. Clairsville to Cumberland,
Md. ..w d tal.
We ask them to continue the good work.
There win be great need of such exertions
until the Rebellion shall cease. a.
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R6CAMpAIGN SUBSCRIBERS We will
furnish THE CHRONICLE from this tune
until the 23d of October for 25 cents Five
copies for 81 ,00--in advance
Roll in the subscriptions The CHRoN-
IoLE contains more reading matter than any
other paper in the county A
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b0-Say, Mr.. NJ, j. w. Glover, we were
not aware before reading your etfusion in
the last Republican, about when we were
in service in Western Virginia" or Dur.
ing our service in Western Virginia o,
something of that kind, that you had been
in the army.
What do wood-asbes sell for upyour way,
NJ. J. W.G.?
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-24

eE-WE are still receiving, accessions to
our list of subscribers, If the Union men
of the County will do their duty, TnE
CHRONICLE will be read during the coming
campaign by every voter in the county.
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Mn DANIEL PECK, SLs OIaifsvills, o
.CUMBERLANp. Md. lAth Julv Ise2

Z CUMBERLAND, Nd, l4th July, 1892
Dear Gen. Your kinkness IN turning
over Eve boxes to hospital Duse, AZ well as the
kindness OF the Ladies who made up and
lent these articles, deserve acknowledgment.
The ladies Of ST. Clairsville have, ia this
bestowal on the patriotic defenders Of Die
nation life and glory, displayed not onlY
kindness and consideration, but Also great
skillin selecting and proFidmg for Che ne
cessities and con. forts Of the sick soldier. !,
Very truly your obi SER, n .
CeK. 0Hna Hct'g Post Sufges.
sH i' Eumberlaad Hospitals .
To Brig, Cen B. F.sKElLE Cumbes
land, Nd. ls,a,,.o..ss aes ,.rjd
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bG~We have been shown letter from
Lieut. Carroll, of our 18th Regiment, dated
Camp, near Stevenson, Ala, July IL,
1862" Lieut.. Carroll says the health Of
our Belmont boys is excellent, and they are
in splendid spirits They are thoroughly
accimated. MoCooks Division is in the
advance Of Buelrs army, which position
they expect to keep hereafter. Letters foi
the Regiment should be directed thus:
Go. there insert the name Of the Co.
McCook's Division,
18th Regt., o. V. l..
Via Nashville, Tenn.
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Executors .vOttce

NT0TlcE Is HEREBY GIVEN that at the Probate
lN Court for Belmon, county the nhdersigned were
appointed and qualified Executors OF the estate oi
William Raicid, deceased, ale OF Bcimoni county, Ohio
All those Indebted said esnie requested make
imnedaie payment; and those having claims ngsnisi
said estate o6ed TO present Them for settlement
within one year from this daie
VAS. r.st.- .JEssE RAicnsP,
ELIsiA u, RArcLTfL, , Executors
kiliN EDWARD RAicLrr J -.,Is
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TIE Notifications at Memphis are being
pushed forward to completion with rapidity.
They will be Formidable, and are intended
az permanent forts Of defense.
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HEADQUARTERS, r. r. DIsTRIcT,

Cumberland, Md. July Is, 1862. !
Madam Permit me to acknowledge the
receipt of five boxes Of goods, contributed
by the ladies Of ST. Cairsvile, for the use
Of the General Hospital at this place. |
have caused them to be turned over to the
proper authority, as you will, observe from
the inclosed note Of DR.. Ohr, Surgeon in
charge, a,l5lJ IS t 10 0tii 3 I
l take this opportunity TO thank you and
the patriotic ladies', who co operated with
you in collecting and forwarding these ar
ticles for the ues of the afflicted of eur
fellow; citizens, who, far from home and
friends, are ianeuishing on beds Of sickness
in our military hospitals. mF 'l3u
For these Substantial comforts and deli
caoies tbs Acknowledgements Of our soldiers
are due to the patriotism and energy Of the
ladies Of the country, who have nobly camt
forward and .exerted themselves for the
soldiers good. Ea., sN Maslf tt la
/ With high sentiments Of regard for your
self personally, I have the honor to be s
Respectfully, your obi Sev't ,is2 y
By order Brig. Gen. KELLY, h. ~
/ h,,i1t = BARNA., POWELL, 81
/ Lieut.. and A. ID. q.
Ms. DANIEL PECK, Sks OIaifsyilIs, o
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bR-CAMp MEETING. "A Camp Meeting
is advertised to be held on the farm of Mr..
Boggs, (same place it was held last year, J
commencing on the I'D of August.
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nsT-Teachers' examination at the usual
place on Saturday, August 2, 1852, com
mencing at 9, A. M, precisely.
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Notice to C0ntractOrs---PropO.
sails for building a Bridge,

+ SalS lOr pull0lng a Brl0ges {
.-it.l ? . CoNsfissIoNERs OFFICE,
ST. GAINESVILLE July 10, 1892. !
CEALED PROPOSALS win he received at
- this office until IL O'Clock the I'd day Of August
next, for bGiliing vs.~ e.
OPEN wooD BRIDGE
Wheeling Creek, where The road leading from the
Na,ional Road past the County inhunsryt TO unontown
crosses said Creek on the farm OF William Cadweil-
Specifications of said Bridge foows Length Of
span GO feei width Of said bridge ~ feet! stills each,
30 feet long lOby l2 inches braces 90 feet long by
10 ehes timbers, ~ feet eng 10 by ~ inches
10 josts l5 feet long x by 10 nchesi 900 feet flooring,
2nches ihick loinchs wide Inch 81 thccross limbers
TO be connected with the traces their junction by
iron rod extending upward through the sls the angle
| formed by said braces
Sealed Proposals will also be received up 10 IL
O'Clock tie 2 day OF August, for putting In by the
perch about 3p0 perchcs OF Rip Rap Wall foot thick
laid compact. Stoue quarry privilege furnished and
grading done ready for said stone work The wall 10
commence at pickes ssnning burk at angle OF 10 10
| 45 degrees
The above work to be completed by the ls day Of DC.
| tober next p. COLEMAN,
Clerk for Commissioners.
| JuIy II
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-24

sSrLieat. Jos. A. Harris, Of Captain
Poorman's Company, arrivsdat home last
Friday evening. .Meuts Harris has resigned
bis commission, ...,,, y. 54n 9ae "a
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qeaths.

McMAHON--In Pittsburgh. on Wednesday, July 49,
the residence OF her uncle MIR. Wf Johnson, No
6y Ibcrty Street Miss Vrsiiia, dnughtef OF the ste
William and Margaret McMahoi in the 10Th year oil
her age. tr-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-24

sg-Rosr.' @, WIIsos, Esa-, Editor Of
the Backsys State, at New Lisbon, died Q
few days ago. Mr.. Wilson was Successful
Editor. slsr.
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( Baresyille High Seheaofi,, afi,.

THE SPRING SESSION Of ibit Ipsiinfion wiz
L eosun,encslo on the FIRST MONDAY IN AiEff,
,ct2 end carfii iweye weeks. "a ,f 4 ssr r7gdf
The eourseied saates wheh fsvery comrlese, Is di.
viled ma fsvs appToprar groups serrions I tez
Tie pfice of runo varies with the hyanehes studied,
according fhe section groupr 5fr'uiht from ur 70
dollars per and graduated upon the
Equitable principle.
The Pripcippl having been many sye.rz pecenhiiy
engaged his profess feels nsl coinpt 70 give
perfect satsiaeon 70 ihose who niaYrafonize ne NJ
sthunoii. ~. ~, 49, 80,
Hnd 81 30 rvr ~,gk t,@ Ss'i Hoardng S,ris0 has
pEo~d 70 be de rseS rrlsf and e.enonies ytfn ~
ne aear,y 5e aa sf,hs ~iict ssrsnre i ssysd Ihe
iaeihss i0r ss bsafins here. are uF~ed FOR rssfcv
and CHI apffs,s g. ~, -, :,
il adrni'pgeous 10 address or see fhe Fripe,pAl
~ A shsrs Of the rnlhc ptt-vnsre + ~ .sere9 -
Pr.hciisf r wrIffAM o Apfh
~ i..a,f1fl Hauabal Monfoe co, OHIO
| Marrh az 1852 80 ~ i.,,,,,1,
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c. D. 'R. R. TX.NE 9.aHLE,
DOOR BELLS

CTARR e. GENUNGS' patent door bell.
, new thing which every honsekorper ought
TO have. Taey are cheap, an sasity pgt On tbs
door. The subscriber j. agent tor Belmont coun.
ty, and will furnish be lie TO order, aaBI. {,
Eh bHr THOS g, CuLBERTSON.
4 Bridgeport, Ohio, June 10, lse2. lit .ti.al
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Dissolution.

THE PARTNERsHIP heretofore cxisting ms
i the firm Of 4 Mace Co. in Bsrnesyille Ohio, has
this day heen dissolved Wy mutual consent
The Books will he left nj tbar old stsnd with Wm
Reed, who b authorized 10 settle them, rl,i,.
The,bnsiuess will still be carried on by WIN. Reed
~ N }g,.oi4asrn ia3i to'E MACE
az ~. ...stto,. 81, WM REED
Barnesville, May "a, 1902 my22
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-24

THt -sptured Nbei STEAMER Teazer Is un;
dsrssins thororsh'te at the Washing
ton NavyrYard, i'li''sA'S y ''-''
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The recommendation Of other regiment

ofncers was postponed. ~
The meeting is said to have been very
enthusiastic one. Earnest and eloquent
speeches we're made by Col. Geo; W. Nc
Cook, Of Steubeuvills, Judge Cowen, Of
St. Glairsyille, ]. NJ, Estep, Esq, of Cadiz,
and other gentlemen; all in favor Of sus-
tanning the Government with the last dollar
and ihs last man. 'i8 }Ats Ali' ~'''
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-24

sss-H, G, MARTIN, Ese., has become con-
nected with the Athens Messenger as Asso-
ciate Editor The Messenger is one Of the
best coupty papers ip the State, iinls--i,'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-24
Wool Carding and Spinning

r BEG TO INFORM my trend. and the pubic
IN genernl that have removed IRON kinseys Factofy
CARD, SPIN AND MANUFACTURE on 'he usan
n Il. wool bought or exchanged fof Persian ll?th
f. sl,s os soc King Yarn JoN LEACH
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-24

py-Pus Docs Hon. b, y. Wade will
accept -6ss shAsks for various,public dOsas
rnents.
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Administrators Notice.

NoT'E is hereby piven that AT the Probate Court for
~ Belmont county the undersigned appointed and
quaiihed Adinrsiraior vi THE E<iuie VI John v.
Evans. dec1ased. late OF Belmont county
All those nirbi-d 10 sud estate std u make
Immediate payment and those having elslins againss
saw rsee ar noiihei 70 prese uicn ior settlement
within year from this dl.t.
.f r ELISHA EVANS
jyi0h. Adm Of John N. Evans
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Notice

q, sesf ,sIi Notice.
Ogmat i1A ssy asS q osn S% gsrls Sig o S" S'
Taylor Jeceased TO I've probably iasolScnt Creditors
are lheretore required to present their claims agnst the
the undersigned ios allowance within sir months
from the time above menoned or they will le en-
titled TO payment ELIJAH HOGUE
June 10, ,1sO2~-6ws u1s{r.N Administrator
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pwTHE Meeting OF THE MILL1rAF

nD~THE Meeting OF THE MILITARY
COMMITTEES AT STEUBENvILLE. The
County Military Committees of the 7tt
Regimental District met in Steubenville OF
Friday, the 18th inst, and appointed ,
District Committee, composed Of two mem
bers from each county, who unanimousl,
recommended the appointment of the fol
lowing Field and Regimental officers for tn,
9Sth Regiment:
Coloael--Lieut.- Col. GEO. WEBSTER O
the 25th Ohio Regiment.
Lieut. CoIonel-Capt. G. L. PooRMAN, %
the Add Ohio Regiment.
Najor-JoHN 8. PIERCE, Esq, of Har
Qaarermastsr-Dr MoCAULY, of Tus
carawas Co.
They also adopted resolution respectful
ly recommending to the Colonel the ap
pointmcnt Of Mr.. WEYAND, Of CAIRO
county, MS Adjutsnt. '"''
The number of MIN to be raised by eac
county was fixed, being apportioned accord
ing to the whitepopulation, as follows
Belmont County '...........'...,.... 2i
Tuscarnwps y
Jefferson. n
Harrison. !:
Carroll l:
Total ..-......'..............1 10'
M .1ho,
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Mrw Adrertise,nrnts.
Farm for Sale.
Executors Notice.

EXECUTORS svOteCe.
NOTICE is hereby given that AT the Probate Cour
IN ior Beinvi comfy the undersigned was appointed
and qualified sss Bkecntor Of the estate Of Rober
Bian deceased, late OF Belmont county, Ohio,
All those indebted SAID estate requcsed TO MAKE
Immediate peynlent aud those buying caims agains
said eststef Notd % present them for settemen
within year from this dale
Jnly a. lt62.
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syphiIis and Msreuri.l D,...se.
Nrv OaIRAss, 2slh August, iase.

NEv OniRANs, nth August ltt9.
Ds. J G. Arsp; sir chcerfuliy comply with the ~
qnsst Of your agent and report to Of the e.s
! have realized with your SarsaTartla-
have cured with It, In my pnetce, most cf the com
plants for which recommended, and have fund s
effects truly wonderful IN the ef Vsnyssf and Mr.
euria lstass One u my patients had syplitic alcrs
In his throat which CONSUMING his palate and the
top Of his mouth. Your Sarsaparia, steadily taken,
cured hlu in i've weeks Another attacked by ses
ondary symptoms In his nose, and tie ulcrrstou bad
eaten away considerable part of it. that belieye The
disorder would rve his baau and Kill him. But II
yielded to my admin stInlon Of your Sarrspars tlSs
ulcers healed aud he k well aan, not OF course without
sosue ,sf gIration TO his faoe woman who bad been
treated for the same disorder by mercury suffering
nom this poison in her bones. They had bscome
stive 70 tie weather that damp day size suffered
eruciatipg pain tn her joints aud boncs sbe
cured entirely by your eaIsa,sIlla In bw xeekz
know hosn ts rnuia, which your agsnt me, thAt
this Preparation from your laboratory mus he grest
remedy; consequently, t,sss suy IssaArtsbls results
with Il have not surprised uIs. I
Lral a IAHTMER- N ID.
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Woolen Factory in Operation.

FARMERS along The iinr OF the Raj Road eap send
their WOOL TO N tRH. .Es MILLS Wafntck's
station where. Desired II csn be usadt mo cioth,
ready for the rAilof Z. ~, ..r-tll,--.,f n !
CJ-Send aIsnr with Wool plan dire .ti6ns h5x yuu
~an IT manufactured ,s,.h owners name, and rsre
where II is To u delivered Ietarn d f1ltd - 80
The present ossn,r has re-ltsd The ~prxS, and de
fails The exlcnenced Optraer, JuIrn Estxsstlv !
retains charge OF the works ana together iIh ts q,
pIietor. vill -ud-avor to satisfy sii Customers
address husiness sctpnuiic aunk TO- ys-f-ill 4Ed
my22am A Y. mASBLE. Tarnocks Stauoas
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AYERS
SarSaparilla
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
And ior III. speedy cure Of the following eonpl.ius1
Serofsla and scrGxuI Gus Affect ms ,suea
g. TGmer,s Ulcer, Sores, EruPssons,
hi.ipp.. hiip,.. .na I'll sss. bI:ss.: bIssss.. s"n
OAkIAsp, Ind, eth June, 1ess.
j. @ Arm . Co. GENTS: fsei h my duty 70 q
sp.sleige rL., ysar ssrs.p.riil. Ia. done ks rss
from Il IN various ways for ysass Sometimes Il burst
on, In Uieers on my hand: and arms; sonetues
yeaD sgo bsoks out my head and covered ny scalp
aud with sore, which panful and osthsone
S,,es y, 'sa S @ ss, .ad .,'
fact, tho disorder grew A. length reoioed
10 read la ie Gospel Mssseugsr that you had ptcpsred
alternative sarsafarIa for knew from your fspaix-
ton that any thing you made mus, be good.
Cipsinnaii aud got II and usi 1t till it cured took
IT, you alyiss, 10 small doses VI a tsAspoonful
month"; and used almost thre- bottles New and healthy
akin soon began 10 tDfn under the scab which atsr
while fell Oh Ny skin is clear, and know By my
felngs that the disease has gone from my system Yoa
we'll believe that feel what am saying when tell
you that bold you 10 be of the apostss VI The age,
~ '' ALREED b. rALLzY.
81. Anthony's Fire, Rose or Erysipelss,
Trttsr and Salt Rheum, scafd Head,
Ring " orm, Sore Eyes, Dropsy.
DR.. noLer. N. Preble writes from Salem, n. T. l2sh
Sept lsso. that he has cured inve,erate csss Of
D spsy, which trsatsned 10 terminate fatally BY tbs
perssverng Of sArsApsrllA and also daasssoas
he the common kru4<ious By IL eorrstsnty.
BronehoeeIe, Goitrs or sweifed hceks
Zebaou Sloan Of PIoseo,, TexAs writes Three bos-
ties Of your saI saIarils eursd tru Cifys hid
sous swelling on the neck, which Lsd suffered iioa
over two years."
Lsucorrl@a or whites, Ovarian Tsmor,
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ITO B0AROw al Ges t,r iroTa 70 syears as d
j. pea cent in,sres,. payable annually M.ssag. on
uineu,nber,d Rral E.!an given ior security. ,cs5
Apply ~ this ofhce. my2c3ws
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AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess so many advantages over the other
purgativcs in the market, and their superior
virtues are so universally known, tha.we need
not do more than 10 assure the public their
quality is maintained equal to the best Il ever
has been, and that they may be depended on
10 do all HAT they have ever done.
Prepared by j. c. AVER, NJ. d., & Co.,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by
All the druggists In BIddeford and Saco. and by
dealers IN medicine every where. 4Jeowiy
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STATE OF MAINE.
YORK IS

YORK, IS.
To the Honorable, the Justices OF the Supreme
judicial Court next TO be holden at Alfred. with
In and for said County, on the third Tuesday OF
September, A. ID. lS62,
rHARLOTrE l.. PAGE, Of BiddefOrd. In the COun-
Y ty and State Aforesaid, respectfully hbels and
gives this honorable court 20 be informed that she
was lawfully married at said Biddetord, on the
sixth day OF August A. ID. 1859, to Cephas r. Page,
then OF said Biddeford that nom and sfter said
dAy OF marriage until the first DAY OF December,
A u. $50, the said Cephss and your libellant re-
sided and eOhabited together, at said Biddeford,
as man and wife that she has, ever since her mar
rage 20 said Cephas, conducted herself towards
him a, fsithful ehaste and anectiOnate wife Yet
the sAld CephAs. regardless OF his marriage VOWS
and covenants, without any justihAbe cause or
.onable excuse on or about the first day Of Decem-
her. A u 1880, deserted his house and your libel
LIANT. and since that day has never cohabited with
her nor since the first day OF April A d. ls6l, has
he contributed anything toward the support OF
your libellant nor fulfilled any " his martial ohli
yStlons, but has utterly and wholly disregarded
Them, the said Cephas as your libellant Is In.
Snrmed and verify believes, has departed out OF
IRIS st.te and she has no knowledge OF means OF
Information as 10 his present place OF residence.
hayin,, had no Communication directly or Indirect
Iy nom him since said departure, wherefore your
iibellant prays that o divorce nom the bonds OF
m.trimony between the said Cephas +. Page aud
hsrself nav he decreed. II la the exercise OF a
sound discretion the SANE be deemed reasonable
and proper, conducive 10 domestic harmony, aud
consistent with the peace and morality OF society.
Dated at BiddolOrd, this thlrtIeth day OF july, n
ID. 1904 CHARLOTTE L. FACE