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The Boston correspondent of the New York
"'e' says that Mrs. Stowe is really at work
upon second article on the Byron scandal
Reports from the Isle of Shoals are that tho
sea did more damage there last night than
ever has been known before. It was nerfectlv
calm but the damage was done by immense
tidal waves. The loss in boats is considerable
The wharf at Wood Island, used by the United
States Hospital, was carried away.
The Hornet, now at sea, to play the part Of
the Alabama, raidiDg on Spanish commerce
under the Cuban flag, is commanded by Cap
tam Higgins, who was once in the American
navy, but turned traitor in the rebellion. 1t
Is probable that the Europeans who favored
Inc Alabama will regard the Hornet as a
pirate. ..it.-> re elts
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SEVERE EARTHQUAKE IN PERU.-A terri
BILE earthquake occurred in Peru on the At,
of August. and was severely felt by the steam.
err Pyta, when on her passage from Panama,
short distance from Cabas. The force of the
shock was so severe as to throw down passen-
gers and lift heavy iron safe in the pursers
room, and raise the vessel entirely out of the
water. The shock was not repeated, and had it
been, the vessel would Immediately have bee
lost with all on board. The peaks of the noun
tains on shore were seen to tumble down and
crumble away in great confusion. The inhab-
itants OF Cabas and other places along the Pa
cific coast are fleeing into the interior and all
valuable products are being removed in antci-
patton of the fulflment of Professor Falb's
prophecy that the whole coast would be sunk
between the Oath of September and the 5th of
October. Great excitement prevails on the
Isthmus of Panama, owing to his prophecy,
that Aspinwall also would be sunk on the 9Th
of October, aud the citizens were preparing TO
abandon the city for the interior No account
OF the losses of life by this earthquake are yet
at hand. 1nif'l.o II ..r..l... ..ff
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APAK EN

gapore for Boston. '"' SA
Aug IT, lat "a $, Ion l6 E. barque Welkin, from
RangoOn for Falmouth. E'l-T 0
Aug y, lat u Ion % w. ship John Patten. from
Callao June for Gibraltar p = '''-''O'
aug ~. lat n, Ion Is W, ship Magnet, Crosby
from Boston July for Honolulu. i . O,''''
aug -, lat u N, lon % w, ship Virginia from
sept Z, on Inagua Lighthouse. brig Lizzie II Kim.
Dau, IL days from New York tor Jamaica : : :
sept ~, lat Y 80. lon 81 20, ship Riverside iron
Oct 2 lat AZ Is, lon 65 TO- baraue Loeb Lamar from
st John, ND. tor Valparaiso,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Baltic Insurance Company

w. H. Kip, the receiver of the Baltic Insurance
Company, has appointed Mr.. j. E. jerks, agent OF
the Company, with authority to 1e-insure the out
standing risks now in force throughout the State,
which were insured through the former Portland
Agency. Parties having policies in this Company
are requested to bring them to Mr.. jerks, office
Fluent's Block, cor. of Exchange and Congress Sts.
up stairs. Oc7sntt
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MARRIED.

In this city, Sept 20, by Rev. Mr.. Southworth,
Thomas Decker and Miss Lizzie Greene, both OF
Portland. F ny - = = =
In this city, Oct. 8. by Rev. f. Southworth, Oscar
Downs and Miss Maria Gloss, OF Portland.
In Augusta, Oct. 2, George A. Parks and AbasIa
r. Wall. = =
In Augusta, Sept. go, John Gilmore and Rachel j.
Reed. both OF Woolwich.
In Deer Isle, Sept. 10, Grafton Torrey and Lenora
NJ. Warren. - -I'7-l7T-
Ada Thompson. -
In Warren, Sept. 10, Benj. E. Studey, Of Camden
and Mary E. Gilman, OF Appleton.
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MIR. r.. NJ. YORK,

Would respectfully inform the citizens OF Port
land that he is prepared to collect all bills intrusted
to his charge within the limits of the city, Persons
DESTROYS of engaging competent collector will leave
their orders at 13l Commercial street, where they
viii be attended to with promptness and dispatch.
Reierenees-Stephen Marsh, Esq, Secretary NJ.
@. NJ. A.; S. S. Rich. Esq; James S. Gould, Coro-
Cfatiaa.. MI \ f-.s
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State News.
ANDRosCOGGIN COUNTY.

ANDROSCOGGIN COUNTY.
Rev. George Harris, Jr., was ordained and
installed as pastor of the High Street Congre-
gational Church at Auburn, yesterday.
sAGADAHoC COUNTY.
Messrs Chapman and Flint of Bath launched
ship of apout 1900 tons, called the St. Mich
olas, yesterday 'r.'
The Marine National and Lincoln National,
banks of Bath declared dividend OF per Ct,
on the 4th inst. ~ ~ ta' IA = n "
Messrs. John Harvard s. Son, of Bowdoin-
ham, will launch ship about 1900 tons, called
the Henry l.. Sanford to day. eeati ..,1.
We learn from the Bath times that Nimbus
ship of about 1900 tons, was launched from
the yard of John Patten & Son, Tuesday.
Owned by the builders and Capt. John Kelley
who will command her.
..a..- "a WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Mr. Eli Hanson of Cherryfield, recently lost
his barn by fire. He went in to feed his stock,
when the lamp in his kerosene lantern ex-
ploded. Eighty tons of hay were burned. In
sured for 81, 500. NJ 'H,'a' 'a1 NJ ~ ''t7 u
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Our young friends who wish for instruction
in the polite accomplishment of dancing, will
do well to attend the school soon to be opened
in Fluents Hall, by Messrs. Gee s. Harnden.
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The BEST CLOTHES WRISGER-Be very par
iieular about getting the Universal with i'm
proved cog-wheels. This is the only one we
recommend, and our endorsement of this is
without mental reservation or notification
Uairersalist rt- d&wIw.
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AMONG the names Of sueces-s,-1
for admission to Cornell Uniysr., appncants
september examination, we see that Of vii
irsd Barnes Of Portland His many frienn-
here win be glad to know that he is to nn,sus
his studies 10 50 pleasant locality as Ithaca
NY.
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-EIzis, IRON Ritters.

Will enrich the blood and prevent it from becom
ing watery and weak, giving heallhy complexion
restore the appetite. invigorate the system and ar
vary palatable. These bitters are recommended Il
all persons requiring a safe and valuable tonic b
mpart tone and strength to the SYSTEM not given b.
bit'ers merely stimulant in their effects which, al
cannot give the strength to the blood which tn
IRON BITTERs will give.
Prepared by VIM. ELLIS, Chemist. For sale il
Portland by Crosman 6 Co., 3O5 Congress street.
je 21-d6m SN
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TRAVERSE JURoRs.-At a meeting of the
aldermen last evening, Charles X. Millken.
nr~.E L. Foss, Edwin A. Norton and William
,ha n We" drawn as traverse jurors for
~ p'e'e"' term 'ci'n, Of the Superior Court.
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GUARDIANS, Executors AND ADMINISTER
TORS, JUSTICES and all town and county off,
GERS, win find "Chamberlin's Law Book"
invaluable, not only for its exposition of the
law, but also for its neat, concise and popular
forms.
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DIED.

In this city. Oct. 5. Mary Josephine wife Of O-en
Hooper. aged 96 years months [Biddeford papers
please copyl
truneral services at Biddeord this afternoon, at
O'clock
In Augusta, Oct. 8, Austin Achorn, aged q years
months f. lI@--I ~
In industry. Sept. IS Mrs. Rhoda A., vile CT c. b.
Norton. aged 62 years.
50 In Montvilie, Sept 4. Dea. Jonathan Carter. aged
6S years. % @. stH.tH4
In bangor, Sept 2a, Elisha FELTON, Stetson, aged
n years months. L... I'M
In Brewer, Sept Is, Mr.. Aiva L. Davis, aged "a
years months. m 7--
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JUST opened, a fashionable lot of goods for
Coats, Pants and Vests, at A. d. Reeves Tail,
or, 81 Free street. - e sept18 I'm
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New and Fashionable Pant goods just re-
ceived by A. ID. Reeves, Tailor, &c Free street
sept18-1m 'l -ssrH[l r.l. f
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ByALvEs-Atwood, at his saloon on Center
street, has received some fresh Norfolk oysters
of choice favor. The first of the season
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F. I. LTrLEFrELD, Merchant Tailor, pays
special attention to cutting all kinds of gar
ments, and makes them up in the most approx
ed style. 15i Middle street, Portland, Me.
Oct. 4, 1870.
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FOR ElGN pORTS

FOREIGN PORTS
At CALCUTTA Aug 20, ship Sycamore, Richardson.
| for New YORK. ldg; Emily Farnum, Lord unc: barL
Chamette. Waite, tor Boston, dg, chad Ter ont Is
tons measurement at Sl0I; Robert. Baker, and on
Sid I'm Gale Aug le, ship Herald, Gardiner. 10,
Calcutta. s.rl-..-
New York via Philadelphia.
Philadelphia.
Sid I'm Cronstadt 18th ut, barque Chasca, Crock
ett Boston.
Ar at Acapulco goth ut, ship Valley. Forge, Berr,
Ar at Valparaiso Aug %. barque Jennie Prince
Ar at CalIao Aug 20. ship vigiate, wbittemore
29th ship Geo NJ Adams Weymouth, Chinchas; It'll
Sid Aug 80. ships United States Short Hamburg
Suiiote. Souie, Gibraltar Sept 6. Matilda, Blake
SnanaPe; barqge Moonbeam, Field. do; 7th shir
Sid I'm Curacao 18th ult, sch S L Jameson, Jan e.
son, New York. - ~ III
, Sid i'm Montreal list inst, barque Martin W Brett
Blanchard, Buenos Ayres
tPer City OF Brooklyn, at New York;
Ar at LIVERPOOL goth ult. HISTORIAN ts) Arid, from
Guepec Zass' Ensstine, Knight, Philadelphia
SD z2d, Vanguard. Russell, New York; Rose.
Cid 22d, Jane Pish. Brown, New York.
Ent out list, Gen Mcclellan, Williams. New York
" INTO Iortianu zUtn, cara, Nichols, MaZatlau
for Liverpool, twas driven back from Falmouth)
Ar at Bristol ed, Flori M Hurbut Curtis from
Havana.
Sid I'm Penarth It'll, Egeria, Starrett, from Cardiff
tor Rio Janelro.
Sid FIN Cardiff 26th Hacyon Work, Mobile; 21st
II Soqle, Sinnett, New York; st James, Goodwin
Salenos.
Sid fin Londonderry 2ist, Harvest Home, -, fol
Ar at Dublin ED, Sunshine, Weeks, New York.
York. 1890
Sid I'm Batavia Aug Rainbow, Thayer, Tor Sim
gapore.
AT Sierra Leone 4th ult, Nellie Clifford, Littesed
Bangor. ' 0'ono'' HUM
AT at Alicante 1Ith ult. keystone, Barter, Denia
land sailed 10th tor New York; - -
| Sid nth. David Bugbee Staples, Cadz.
| SID nm Genoa 16lh ult, FL Brookman, Savin, io
Malaga. S' ~
New York. ~ -
Sid 10Th Jas Wright, Morse. New Orleans; 2lsi
| McLarren. Corning Shields.
,buenos Ayres. Aug : The Prince Waldemar
wnicn arrived at Montevideo July 2eth, has beer
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New lots Of Hosiery and Underclothes re-
ceived to-day at Cogia Hassan's, 80 Exchange
street. u
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IHE Hartford COardnt ofths morning will con-
tain the following card from Mrs. Stowe, to
the editor of the Genuar: Mrs Stowe desires
the friends ofjnstice and fair dealing to rub
fish for her this announcement, that she has
kept silence titherto2in regard to the critic
isms on her article on Lady Byron for two rea
sons: First, because she regarded the public
mind as in too excited state to consider the
matter dispassionately; and secondly, because
she has expected the developments of addition
al proofs in England, some of which are Of
great Importance have already come to hand
Mrs. Stowe is preparing review of the whole
matter with further facts and more documents,
including several letters of Lady Byron to her.
attesting the vigor and soundness of her mind
at the period referred to, and also Mrs. Stoves
own letters to Lady Byron at the same time,
which were returned to her by the executors
soon after that ladys death. she will also give
the public full account of the circumstances,
which led her to feel it to be her duty to
make this disclosure as an obligation alike of
justice, gratitude and personal friendship.
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BatcheIor,s iuair Dva

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable in
stantaneous no disappointment ridiculous tints;
remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes invgorates and
leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
applied at the Wig Factory, 16 Bond st. NY
june 3-sNd&w1yr -. ....
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PERFECT MANHOOD,

Essays for Young Men, OH the evils of SELF
ENERVATION, with certain help for the erring and
unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter envelopes free
OF charge. Address, $40 Be-. .Gg .-a.ft ..
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Is-
sep2osNd&w3m Box p, Philadelphia, Pa,
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PERSONS in want of Clothing, can find a
Shoieo assortment of Woolens at
loi Middle street, up stairs. Call and see
+. I. LrrTLEFIELD, Merchant Tailor.
Portland, Oct. A. 1869
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LOWER AND LowER.-Bracelets are now si1
cents at Cogia Hassan's .lh,i' -iH
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Below, ship Mindoros from Manila. q
~ ga Sth, barque A B wyman. wyman, Charleston
Yf.p mary Pencil, Eaton. Mobile; scbs q Nc
nSa,, brl Cook st John, Nh via Portland: Abbie
insor. k dessns NM qoash NIB Alfred Keen, Rob-
NEW vPi HlaVp; Lebanon, Jordan, Portland
&ayaguez n' ors lu'a, heeo, from
smith s on Rsns schs orozimbo Eaton and vieksburg
ORISMoUTH-Sld list. schs Hero phoo,..- A..
d alnsgf Ni,e, Spear, and Emma GrceorV Th,rD Di
Sid "a, scbs j w Maitland. Iech,o, L..l
Lena hume, Appeby, Eastport; Emeiine q SavIg'
Sid 4th, sch Damon .Iobpso, pou
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The cool weather is making rush for
Cogia Hassan's Blankets. Price sells them
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To brent.

A PLEASANT and convenient tenement, No 50
"A Oxford ST, near Pearl Sc. octIlws
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Death to Pin.Wrrp,s

Eminent physicians say that more sickness. among
cnildren results from Pin Worms than from any
otner cause. cafe and effectual remedy Tor these
troublesome and often dangerous pests is found In
DIX. GouLD'S PIN-wORM SYRUP Cure for
a"u'ts and children warranted without injury to
neaith. Price 70 cents. GEO. g. GOODWIN & Co.,
Boston, ard all druggists. wsm4o
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GOLD CLOSED in New York last n'gh' az



Matters in Spain are somewhat uis'urbeu
The people have not been disciplined to en-
dure evils with patience till they can be cured
in accordance with the forms Of law. The
Castilian temper cannot brook such delay and
seeks more speedy redress outside of law
Though results are thus obtained more speedi
ly, they are both less satisfactory and less dur.
able, and are more likely in the end TO aggra.
vate than to cure political evils. This of course
does not apply where there is no possibility OF
egal redress. In that case the only hope is
revolution. But it does not appear tkat SO
desperate remedy is at this time needed IN
Spain. Those who favor a Republic VIII 10
more to promote it in peaceful way than by
rushing into violent measures. Matters now
appear to be coming to crisis. The monarch
lists, alarmed at the aggressive attempts of the
Liberals, are trying to put down disturbances
by the dangerous expedent of suspendng the
rights of individuals. At the same time. thew
are trying to forestall the actions of their on.
ponents and to settle matters finally by hurry
ing king upon the throne. In the mad haste
OF these two parties, the enc to get, the other
to keep, control of the government a collision
is imminent
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Hair Work.

Goods Marked Down for the Fall Trade
Hair Switches Lower than they have ever
been sold in this city.
sell all long Hair and long and short Hair
Switches, ts.rfsVg f-tz 81 l......stts =.
All kinds of Bands, Braids Switches, Curls &C., I
shall sell cheaper than any other dealer in the State.
All goods warranted. j. P. SMITH,
100 Exchange Street, opposite Cogia Hassans.
September 27. dow
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~ ~ - OVERWHELMINGLY
Ship Northampton, OF Bath, has recently been
oyerhauled and repaired at an expense OF $25, 600
She now rates AL. = "a '.'.t..+-', '
Ship Southern Rights, at Savannah from Baltimore
had heavy weather on the passage and lost ioretop-
mast, sprung yards and damaged rigging.
Snip Ledoga, Of Boston. Capt Wiley, from York
co9utered heavy gales and started cutwater. stove
gone into dock. ~ ~ - - = ~
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a large line of velvets in every variety Of
color and quality may be found at the Cogia
Hassan store, the proprietors of which have
just returned from New York with anew and
choicely selected stock, opened to-day and Of
fered at from so cents per yard up.
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DEPARTURES OF OCEAN STEAMERS
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Wednesday, Oct. 6.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Franconia, Bragg. New York,-mdse ia
Henry Fox. w
Sch Clara Rankin, Faker, Wilmington, NC, via
Kennebunk. ~ 1tl-.-I'.'' NJ 80 - -
Sch Lamartine Foss, Boston, to load for N York.
Sch Empire, Parker, Gloucester. i..r = ~.
Sch Mozart, Torrey, fremont. ag. ~. 3. .s s..
Sch Emaral. Seiders, Damariscotta, H7-sH .r.t.
Morse. .li-fi .l' no - - ''S'
Sch Young Sultan, Bart.-. .Roothbay. - = - {
CLEARED. ~. Va '..l... "
Barque Chas Fobes, tnew. OF Portland, 534 tons !
Wk SWEET, Buenos Ayres-A s. Spring
Brlg Elmira, Dreamer. Norwich-Beriin Mills.
Sch Lookout, Began, Boston. N'E ttl7- IL ir
Sch Alton, Norwood, Kennebunk cd Or '.flul 81.
Sch banner, Cunningham, Belfast. pms a. llgu
LAUNCHED AT Westbrook 9Th inst from the val d
Of Geo Russell splendid barque OF 524 TONS named
the ~ Wmslow. This vessel is of fine niodeI. is
built Of the best material, and rates Al tor seven
years. She is owned By Winslow e. Co, of Port
land, Miller & Houghon, OF New York, Alionzo q
Blanchard, OF Matanzas tCuba.) and Capt d o Davis
formerly OF barque Philena,) by whom she is T. be
commanded. ~ H'i1 r1''t1'r 'f11T 7t''-' : 80
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Cooley says that fancy jewels are still
in great favor. This favor is explained
by the variableness of fashion, which requires
constant changes. Earrings, which have
been worn extremely long, are now prepos-
terously wide. Lockets and necklaces have
taken the place of brooches, aud ehatela'nes
that of watch chains. An almost endless va
riety Of sets, lockets and necklaces OF every
new style has been received this week at
Cogia Hassan's.
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NeaU England Office, '
151 Commercial st, Portland, Me
A gents Wanted.

sept 6dtfSN
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The small pox RACES at Springfield, Mass.
'Brick' Pomeroy is seriously i'll from con.
gestion of the lungs.
Trains on Hudson River Railroad are RIM
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we learn as we are going 10 press that
Cosia has marked down his blankets to actual
cost for ten DAYS, at the expiration of which
he will ship any he may have left TO the auc
ton rooms in Boston We prophecy he will
have few left. ~ b
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New Advertisements
WANTED, AGENTS, a sas e ers sssS re-

PROVED COMMON. SENSE FAMILY rEWIlJG
MACHINE. This machine will stitch, hem fell,
tuck, quilt, cord, bind, braid and embroider in
most superior manner. Price only Sa9. Fully
warranted for five years We wall pay 5000 for
any machine that viii sew stronger, more beauti
full, or more elastic seam than ours. 1t makes the
ELASTIC Lock Stitch Every second stitch can be
cut and still the cloth cannot be pulled apart with
out tearing It, We pay Agents from SIS to 1900
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SECOMB q co. Pittsburgh, Pa, Boston, Mass,
CautAOn'-Do rot be imposed upon by other
parties palming off worthless .cast.iron machines
under the same name or othe- wise Ours is the on
lygenuine and really practical cheap machine man
nflCtnred.
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State Of WisCOnsin-EenoSha County, IS /:

Probate Office Kcnosha county, April A. D. 1869.
En- the matter of the Proof and Probate of the
III last Will and Testament of Jacob King deceased
whereas, an inftrument in writing, purporting to
be the last i'll and Testament Of Jacob King de.
ceased, late of the County of Kenosha has been
fled in This office and whereas application has
been made by Emily T. King the widow of de.
nltted to Probate according to the laws of this
State: Therefore, it is ordered that said applca-
City of Kenosha in said County, on the tenth day
OF May A. D. 1919, at one O'Clock in the afternoon
Of that day.
r. And it is further ordered that notice shall be
given to all persons interested in said Will of the
time and place of said hearing. republication in
the Kenosha Telegraph a Weekly newspaper print
ed in said City for three successive weeks, 1once
each week prior to the time of such hearing. a ~
80 BY theCourt. JAMES j. PETIT ~
IS 9w46 County Judgein and for Kenosha County ~
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THE BEST WAY.

fENO obtain heavy yard-wide Cotton sheeting is
n to send US a club of3O names at 10 cents each
l 10 our dollar goods and get twenty yards
for club OF 60, sixty five yards for club Of 10
or !O9 yards If the agent sends for the whole 100
ARTICLES out of the club. Same commission paid in
other goods R3s THE OLDEST, LARGEsT, AND
MOST RELIABLE DOLLAR SALE HOUSE IN BOs,
TON. Male and female agents wanted. Send clubs
and money in registered letters and we guarantee
once for Circular and Exchange ist.n of dollar
goods. before sending elsewhere EASTMAN 81
KENDALL, 25 Hawley St., Boston, Mass
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HOW TO GET PATENTS.

For opinion, no charge. Send sketch and do
scriPtion For application, send model, not sYer
one foot in SIZE and $16 first Govern ent and stamp
fees. specifications, drawings caveats /: assieIr
ments prepared; rejected claims prosecuted. Al
So, lntenerences, extension of patents. and ap.
peals. PATENTS taken out in all European coun.
tries. Illustrated pamphlets, ITO pages, sent free
Address MUM & co., No. 81 Park Row, NJ 7.
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. FINN qQgqqgg

To THE WORKING, CLASS Il am now prepared to
furnish all classes with constant employment at
their homes, the whole of the time, or for the
spare moments. Business new, light and profitable
Fifty cents to SIS per evening, is easily earned by
persons OF either sex, and the boys and girls earn
are offered those who will devote their whole time
to the business; and. that every person who sees
business for themselves, make the following I'M
PARALLEL offer: To all who are not we'll satisfied
with the business, will send ST. to pay for the
trouble of writing me- Full particulars directions
and &C., sent free, Samples sent by mail for l0cts
Address E. G. ALLEN, Augusta, Me, sa....a