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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-20

THE CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE will open
early in September with new management,
new company, and with a completely recon-
structed interior. The changes made in the au-
ditorium have transformed the ugliest, most in
convenient and uncomfortable theatre in the
city to the lghtest, ARREST and most attractive.
The suggestions made in these columns hays
for the most part been carried out, and one OF
the greatest obstacles to the success of the esta-
blishment has been removed by the exercise of
a little good taste. The galleries have been
moved back several feet, which Will give the
house more open appearance, and allow the
audience to look around and see itself. par
Quet circle has been added, so that the first floor
does not look like compromise between
Westinghouse and casino; the width between
the seats has been increased and last, but not
least in the estimation of those who have an eye
for architectural effect, the ungalnly pros
cenium, with its cheap plaster statuary, mas
been entirely remOdelled. Improvements have
also been made behind the scenes and the house
is now first-class theatre and credit to the
city.
The management of the Chestnut is in the
hands of Mrs. NJ. A. GarrettsOn, well known as
the manager of the Walnut for several years.
Mrs. Garrettson has obtained the services OF Mr.
George Vining Bowers, the popular comedian,
as stage manager and Mr.. John L. Donnelly as
business man. During the summer the manager
and her aids have been busily engaged IN select
ing their dramatic corps, and they have sue
ceeded in collecting a fair company, Wnch
ought to 90 through the season with ectdt II
care is taken to select good plays, and put thGln
on the stage in good style, according 10 the ueI
mands of the modern taste. The principal
members of the company, as far as ii is organ
lied, are Mr.. James Sheridan, leading man MIS-
May Howard, from the Crosby Opera HOUSE, 1yi1
Chicago leading lady; Mr. George Nlnins nniaE
Bowers, first low comedian and stage manager
Mr. John j. Jack, first old man, and Mr. JONI
7. Donnelly, treasurer. ,,.,,r J.,
AT THE WALNUT the drama OF Duty wlil -, ~
performed for the last times this evening ant
tomorrow. IL, ;l
On Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Watkins WI
commence an engagement and will appear II
their patriotic Irish drama OF 1rodden Do""' "
Under T9CO Flags. ,- ,;,,
Ar THE ARCH Duprez & Benedicts MN
strels will conclude their engagement to-lnoIIoN
evening. A matinee will be given tomorrow
211 o'clock p M. We yesterday maaG Ga oins lIlls
take in saying that this troupe "oui" Clue
to-day.
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PHILADELPHIA. July %. 1860.

PHILADELPHIA, July 90, 1869.
Messrs. Perkins, Stern & Co.-The Wines fur
nished us from time to time by your house have
given entire satisfaction to customers and are now
staple article in our trade We are pleased to be
able to say that we consider them entirely pure.
Truly yours, SIMON COTTON i CLARKE.
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DIED.

CLEVELAND Suddenly on the morning of the 18th
instant, Professor CHARLES DEXTER CLEVELAND,
in the 67th year of his age.
His friends and former pupils, and the friends OF the
family invited to attend his funeral at his late resi-
denCe No 3 s. Eighth street, on Saturday morning at 10
o'clock.
FVANS-On the 18th instant, JO HIN Bison of Rebecca
NJ and the late John B. Evans aged 10 years.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence his
uncle Joseph b. Evans, No 1887 Coates street, Satur.
day afternoon at O'Clock. To proceed to Monument
Cemetery.
GARRBTT.-On the 18th instant, CATHARINE A.
GARRETT, aged 81 years
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from her late No 800 Duane
street, above Brown, Monday the 23d instant,
o'clock.
HARPER-At the residence Of his father, No. 1911
Walnut street, ALEXANDER j. HARPER, eldest
of James Harper Sr.
Funeral Saturday, the 31st instant, at O'clock
LEVERING.-August Is, 1869, MATTHIAS LEVERING
His relatives and friends respectfully invited at.
funeral from his late residence the King of
Prussia Upper Merton township, Montgomery county,
Sunday morning the 93d instant at 10 o'clock. To
ceed to fremont Cemetery, Norristown.
O'HARRA.-On the 18th instant MARY, wife of Daniel
O'Harra, aged 90 years.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral from the residence OF her husband No
1894 Spring Garden street, Saturday morning at So
o'clock.
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LET Us DISCUSS THE GREAT QUEsTIoN.-What is the
most important of all earthly blessings the estimation
of every intelligent human being?
Clearly it is HEALTH for soundness of body and mind
essential to the enjoyment of all the other good gifts of
Providence.
How then, shall those who possess this nestimable
treasure endeavor to it, and how shall those who
have lost it seek to retrieve it
These questions have been asked in all ages but
have they been satisfactorily responded to at the
present day and the which sense,
ghtened by science and experience gives to them the
Nineteenth Century may be briefly stated thus
Toprotect the system against all influences that tend
generate disease, THERE NOTHING INvIGoRATIoN
To re.establish the health firm basis when it has
been lost by mprudence any other cause the system
AND PURIFIED.
These ends only be attained through the agency
preparation which combines the attributes of TONIC,
a CORRECTIVE, BLOOD DEPURENr, and an APERIEET.
All these essentials efectualy blended HOSTEL
TER's STOMACH BITTERs They contain nothing drastic,
irritating inflammatory. The juices and extracts of
sanatve herbs roots and barks their sole medicinal
ingredients and these rendered dusabe by combina
on with the spruous of rye the pures of all
alcoholic stimuants.
The weak and Feeble and especially those suffering
from bousness indigestion, and nervousness absou'e
require the renovatng aid of this powerful tsnic and
ateratye during the heated term and prudenty
postpone its for single day. word to the wise is
sufficient
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PHuApELPHIA. July %. 1876

PHILADELPHIA, July 23, 1869.
Messrs. Perkins, Stern * Co-Your Wines have
become staple article of merchandise with u.s. and
give our customers universal satisfaction. From
such examination as we have given them, and the
reports hear of them, we have no doubt OF their
strict purity. Respectfully,
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & COWDEN. .
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OUB CUSTOMERS AND THE PUnrIo-
CHARLES STOKES,
MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLorHIER,
No. s2i CHEsNUr STREET,
respectfully draws attention by this notice. that the
assortment of Fine Clothing being made for his Fall
business will be full and
UNsURPAssED IN STYLE, QUALITY,
AND PRICE
uery great reduction from former prices wiU Be made,
and perfect satisfaction guaranteed to all.
The best cutters only employed and work made
in style and fit unequaed by any establishment in the
State.
YoUR PATRONAGE RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
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CAMDEN, N. j.. July 23, 1869.
Messrs. Perkins, Stern CO. Our experience with
your Wines and Brandies reaches back almost to the
Introduction of the goods to the people Of the At
lantic States. We have taken pains, at different
times, to submit them to scientific men for eXamna-
ton, and, from their reports, and the growing de-
mand, we believe them pure and know them to give
satisfaction Yours very truly,
S2mwf ON EVEN & BROTHER.
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How MANY LITTLE SUFFERERS are wasting away from
the effects OF Cholera Infantum or Summer Complaint,
and kindred Diseases And yet remedy sure prompt,
and thorough, readily administered and entirely safe,
with reputation established by its merit, and main.
tanned the whole country for series of years,
be readily obtained in DIR. JAYNE's CARMrNA.
TIVE BALsAM. Why not give it a trialy Sold by all
Druggists.
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CITY ITEMS.

CLOSING OUT ALL KINDS OF SUMNER OLoIHING, VIZ so5J A
GRESTIY RFDUCFD PRICEs-ASs0rtgleW SHG. xxx goyu
ON garments are superior TO reddyHaas 8S [ ." AK I
dslpfia IN eUery respect. Prices guara"'eeD O" '' "
lOlrest elselchere ,,.,.,,,,rr 4 In
HALE WAY BETWEEN Dh' ,Snuyrp Hal
FJh and Eis MaRKFT ST
Sixth Srees) olo ,BIJAI SIAhNDI tnPr Nii pHiA
AND 600 BROADWAY NEW YORK
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JEwELRY-Mr. William w Cassidy, No. IL South Second
street. has the largest and most attractive assortment of
fine Jewey and Silverware in the city Purchasers can
rely upon obtaining real pure article, furnished at a
price which cannot be equaled He also has large stock
Of American Western Watches in all varieties and at all
and profit.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
SEPTEMBER MAGAZINES,
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
HARRIET BEECHER STOWE
BAYARD TAYLOR, JACOB FLINTs JOURNEY.
JAMES PARTON. Log Rolling at washington.
JAMES FREEMAN CLARKE. Confucus and the
Chinese.
VIM d. HOWELLS. The First Cricket.
HENRY JAMES, JR. Gabrielle de Bergerac. Part 8.
JAMES JACKSON JARVIS. The Genius OF Dore.
j. T. TROWBRIDGE My Comrade and l.
THE AUTHOR OF "Viotor and Jacqueline." The
Foe in the Household. Part Z.
And other Valuable and Attractive Articles.
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YoUR PATRONAGE RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
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MARRIED.

GUDEHUS-RIEMANN-On the evening of the 18th
instant at No 6 Fifth street, by the Rev Riecke,
Mr. THEODORE GUDEHUS to Mrs. WILHELMINA
RIEMANN, both of this city. No cards
-COMSTOCK.-on the 18th instant, at the resi-:
dence of the brides parents WALTER DICK SMITH. of
Philadelphia, TO MARIA, daughter OF William H. Com
stock of MendOn, Mass.
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StNGER's SEWING MACHINES
Ten dollars down and balance in easy instalments.
o. Il. DAVIS No. $40 Chestnut street
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season well into September Persons visiting the island
will find this house located with full and clear views,
and patronized by our best Philadelphia families.
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EARTH CLOSET CoMPANY's patent dry earth com
modes and prvyzures, at A II. Franciscus Co.'S, No
5l3 Market street.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-08

TOO fond 81 his cup. and vas not in a con
dition to so. lie muucred. 'Slli, salt.
Next morning he ser, 20 he place. and size
was corpse lie said that bad they given
her salt 1t would have relieved he f; If hey
would allow him to make an examination,
be would convince them. On opening the
stomach the nuts were found IN a mass tie
spriukled Sal, on this. and 1t Immediately
dissolved. have known Of a sudden death
myself which appeared to have been the
eff.c, Of the same cause. generally eat
sali with nuts, aud consider it improves
them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-08

u thc iioror,5i~ Ju-t'rr. &C th~ Surs-1,- Jr-i.
'pl Ioust nvst Co D. holden q, PAVE. uuh,,
sad Soc ths Cvuuv of pNf,d, ,, the tb,-t
Tue-'as - Svp,rnsi.r. 4 u lsS-
tMbll shT~-. SNLpME NlTCuEI L. and
III SARAH =. MITCHELL. both oi Ne,,c
en- saij CuuH'y oNcti, hs' thry are ss,t.-l =,
te- 'trlpls and truaats - cnfumlu ct art IA
reststn rrsI esta.c, situated On NcN ,o, afafrsaii
- sF'd C"anN p Oxford. ard hsing ail that part
ot iet nu'rh rrd t~rnt1 IN she eighth fangv 81 it.
70" Mrhtro attc-.,ti, Iytug uu tas rasi ssis ni
S~it Rive. ~ .atd "a, o. NisrAcli II uue un.
d'v't~7i hhh rH'tt ari thr sHi' Stcah . Mreh~u
81 one "ud'sta"d hhh pert wiib certain oih~r ger.
'ons uHA uos'u d. lupf peiuiHurts. hat thcy caa-
ue iossv--. oreupv syr rtnutpvc he saii psrts q,
ar, advaHt7g~ ~hlbc he sanr l,o ~ euta.aaa ,,d
und,v 'dsd ,fsseso.j isi' shaih L.s The ,,r,6t.
thTtr'f. whs rriot, The, pas that notice may D..
tssrsd 20 der iutm II iv ADD ths, thett. sand
pa my D. go - an, ,a.isu-I O. ih,ru CO. srv.
eraiiN, a't'y otr lstJttuurt. sh 90 ever if,,
SNlDME MITCHELL.
SARAH 4. MITCHELL.
Dated IA " -Virrr rslrf>ttI, thts hf.t "a, Of
~sVfruls r.. \. ~. I>iS
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Population in Maine,

John \. Poor estimates the population OF
Maine a. GSS OIL. an increase Of mae hun
drsdths or Of 50 AL persons since 1860, and
says that he believes that the returns 81 the
number OF scholars, made TO the State
Treasurer as basis of school none, ap
porti0nment are erroneous. sho-iug 4,
the, do, decrease Of 20 coo ia the mum.
Der OF scholars in the State since lsG0 The
withdrawal OF the principal rar, Of ID.
bounty paid 70 The towns BY the State con.
,equeRt upon the absrdonrsC Mt OF the b.,k
tax. aud the large increase Of TAXATION ~.
Iuirvd hy rcc,n Mt and former laws. have so
operated upon the feeling, OF the coumu
nifty that disposition is shown to diminish
rather than swell lhs list Of scholar. in The
several towns There wa, a strong tempt
alton formerly on ,hs par, Of small town.
to swell IhriT aum5sr % scholars to the at
most limit
II il undoubtedly true that the increa.c
Of wealth tends to cheek the growth Of pop
ulaiion. and Tie number Of children per
iamiiy IS diminishing IN our State. bu; IN
no snch ratio a, 10 diminish the number Of
children to the extent ialicaied.
The population OF Maine. according to
the rensus 81 1850. ~as 5S3 lGg. AMI q
In. population 2s7. AL were males, PSI.
635 fenalss A cNccs, Of l. sS5 males over
tn. females. ana Of this aggregate populs.
ton. 2SS.S97 were children under ~ ,ear,.
OF which LAG, as wurs males and lf2. 100
females, the children under 20 wears Of ace
farming ~ per cent Of the population.
Ia 1868. the population OF Name VA.
CPS 2s9, " which 81. ls9 we're males 3ll..
go were females. showing an excess OF 6Jga
males. The member % children under 20
years OF age in 1860 ~as 99S. SIS. Of whom
1892 were males, 1870 females. "A
excess OF 1926 males over females, the chil.
drsn under 2o wears Of a.s iormin. only
- per cont. OF tho population.
BY examination Of these iigurrs it vii h.
seen that tho number OF chi 'drea under he
aga OF 20 year. increased iron go az in
Io5', 10 POS 57S ia lsGp an incrca,c Of
459l only IN tea years vhilr the increase
OF the population vas i5,llo from 1880 TO
1850.
These figures are sufficiently striking to
arrest au,nt,ou. and ., may bc ,ha. the Dis.
closures OF ibs nrrt ccnsu, a. ,ho- =.
actual dimiuuiiou IN ibs number OF chi. lrcn
from 1850 TO 1870.
Il I. YER { ar. tbefe'1rr. thu, acr.cul
rural pursuits are mot f,vorabls to ,b.
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n HANkKII

g. 'hr Dt-ujsi Cosu - ih- taa-a STATE. So OBJ,
Iiuifrrt af Min
L. its nauss 20 W5aaa. " ~uHA aai B,ugt
ntn y NtHis. Bsukr-ttt.
Nficc % hcfe'sf givrs tsst % ssr,5ai g~t~,s q
n,estsf n 'hv credit % 81 saiH lsokr uis siii De-
hvii bFfase TO- S.'h Msv .aa. af the H4s..tsf. .
BaaSrpfc, ar ot4e~ aI Gelfgy S. Mthla. ia
fHft-. NstHe rr fas g. ia-sI4y - Jsau,f, A
u. 1859 TO 30 a.r.~k VI i.r be- rs,rf.....
canned ir rh- II -riisa 60 tlr Btrk f.s., Agf 90
Asrrh -. 1907
ANDREW q PHILLIPS k,.sae.
Inc p I4n }
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GREELEn oN Uis lOr A Map,rsaI Lee.
patch oi ths ...s 90 tb. New Ysrs Dem.
oerAt gives ,,, following amusing account,
% Mr. Greeley experience 81 tte .k.t,sg
rink ias.s
"iHs ai. err con % became known that
Nr Greeley wound t.sit ts skating r..
iHncdaist after Dol. n-are. a.lsf,-,s
crowd gathers. 4. see .a Ac.yuys, 81
by the Mayor be visited fhs rirk as soon s.
ia- icei1re was over a.. rr,sd create
hlm With three cheers srd a tiger. tl -b,,b
Mr. Greeley replied bv --.-4,fr. hi. s,t
'nI a.vns sever, times. 40 tBe -sqs,.t
OBJ iAe rii- p.e citizens Mr. Grrc..yr.t on
PAIR e' skates 4uI joined ,be Mator boz I.
tacs ir9InI tbe riuk The match vas f,-
'"e best three ~ Eve, without vci.h,. and
Tie race vas won ~ ST. Glee,.y I'M three
straight fcafs. his Honor the MAYOR ari-,,
behind on carR occasion. our Of r..p,,, ~,
his distinguished guest The imnen.s cy,,,,
'herrep '"e victor Tor several minute. and
gathered about h.n 1 such r4.nbsr. EN-.
Irars we're entertained for tho .erg-,,y az
ih' De-. ana the police were called to clear
'D, frk and prevent accidents Ns,s,,s
staining ths high price OF boz house aore-.
more ''an hrcs bashsl. Of toqIs,, uers
thrown az Mr. Greeley during bis rial of
speed with ;he Mayor One OF te borgs,s
hceiis"t.} 'e.i go Irout of NJ Creole, 4sd
'"'angled 'n his .ksies, throwing b.n bead
'ong but BE- happily % aped without irjar, d,
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SALT WIN Nrrs.Ous time. while 90
joy'ns visit FROM an En.hsa.an. Hickory
nuts we're served 10 lho t,saln-. when m,
English Trend called i0r ssl.. sayisg thst
ne knsw OF case Of woman satipa heart
ily Of nuts 10 the svening Who was taken
violently IN The celebrated DR.. Aftermath,
was sent for, but IL was after be had become
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farmers department.


Allthe art -snd -cieaces pertaining 20 life, me
cL,-rl, linked io=clher, aud ultimately con
nrctrd viii Agriculture --AeHICOLA.
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T. 'hr Homo abb Jussgc Of Probate With 90 a-d s5,
zoe tuauty 81 OSGlrd.
TIE updyg.igu-si MARY 4. DEWEY. n14
MARY &. ~. uUTCIlINS. rr-p,ctf,,Il, -,
re.cR as lhst Al Probate Co1ft. hid st lnnca-
iu'E IN the EsscN D,str,rt. ansi Saie 81 fsr,ssH'
on abe srsi dsy Of A-gust. \ - lss2. the h.i
W ~ and T'sistneut ~ John nv- ~, ate 81 Mad.
st"a-. 90 tie Cuuaty 81 EseeN auj sic 81 Yer.
ua'ni. deccass'l, ~as dpiy proved and siS~el a. -
S"sdtug tptAe LsS- OF sasd State. aai th. UalrT
siFnvd 49, thsn and there y, .aid C,ru1t ,iy a,i.
pu'n's, ENscutrN thsr,s,i: that aid jobs u. -,
tet icNtfsz tn this rrsot' zeal estate ~hieh s.rht
o. - adffin'stsf~ri ppon. ani whish -s,d " ~
oT-rra'ys. 20 ~tt; raWn,hip ssnivrvd 6sr 30 the
k,rih tsuc~, Ioy' osh,p rufntc'r.i 6vr IN he 18th
rang~. aid tp~r, h's nuuphrs~,i ipof ,a the s,S,a
range, ~ said ct.saty Of Os'Dfd, that sh~ NV
rso-ii'Cr- and rtsces Gle ~ his C.,ss o,pN at
satd WI, am the probate thctraf Juy au, h nit-
rsicd, ant pfsys that aitrr siar proceedings had
ihrreun. rati N.l @. prove,. z,, IS a-i rrcar,sJ
90 th,s Ieutt, tn thc cod ihtt q have he ssu.
icrrc and 'Hrct as II 20 bal hc~n oTsiplil proved
and allowed iu th,s C,siff.
MARY 4. - uU TCUlN~
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he s'F''cr'b~r hcr~by stv,s petic notice ,sst
Dr. h's been tais aFpatHirt D., th~ II. aaratr-
'w'gr "i Probate. iot tho Count, ct ~ a.ra. asd
an r~s'trss-oi as
NWErTE THOMPSON hate si Nr,-,,.
90 ss't '.uaN d-r.a.-l b., siv,4s t-.aH a. en-.
hN trrci- IT, Ibr5cl,r- r-qa~st- al f--r-,ss - 30,
7r- 'ntrhiri Co. it~ ~sfsfe OF ssid ,srcras-t g.,
wake iasu~t'a,- payment. snd those who ks,.
snl Sc ma as.s THEREON, ts g., ihii The sain- 90
GtOEGE l.. REsL
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Job Printing done at this Olice
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MARY {. u HUTCmNS
Nv W J :. pvW~y. Ngi
Paris. Dec -, 1855

ONToNn. ss.-At Couu o Prolate heA 81
Pare, Nithin aui for The Cruujy II ~ fsft on
ihr ihirt Tues,iss ct Dccruisrr. \. -. l>6S.
Ga he be. gptHg retitinn,
prictr3, That ths satd rciiiisnsr give poi,cs
To- Al p.r-sius Interest," e. hS causing o,py - h.f
fstuioa wt,h THIS oriss therv~so g. H. iubiisbsd
ihr"e weeks suocesstvrly n tho ONssoi p,nlacrs,.
70 pc~s l~p~' prin,'d az Pace 10 .ait coan,,. th4t
ihey ua, appear al a Probate Cont a. - h-ti a.
t1us. cen she ih,,d To-day ul Janust, ssxt. Al
trH o. clo-S ga the iaf,no0u an .hr~ rsuss q su,
ih"S have, My ihc sarr~ shunid ms o.. grant-d 49,
The met paiI'eation to - tLiriy GAYS At hast iv
10 e sa'.d sane ct h~anns
a a. wALkER. JuIr~.
true copy II roit'on and orcf &C ,,,,t tAstrcu;
Aucst-J : HoHEs Rrgisi-r.
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iNbhht q. - " a HWri % 2 fnbatF hFit 80 taf.
.. vithin snd iot be County ot oNfrrd. cr thf
thi,H To-. f.N ct ptt~sfib. - \ n IS6s
ELLIOT CABOT. EN~cuto, n4-r~d ~
~ ocr1sin ia,trurpsa, rD1-.f;.n e. IT. q cop,
81 ,h' h-t " $50 aHI Tr,tauaru, .nal tLs I,rs,a.ts
ihsrrof a - ,sfd C,t.t. t,ts 81 r.. -an On ths
Cvuat, OF >ud,h. Comm "a " cslth o. M.ssachu
. 90. '"e'sara. h'v'Us prvscutri he 'amr iar
nf.ssue..
Ordefra Tha, ths ta,l ESc,1ta, give nsiir,
o. alI prr'o's totr,rtrd. o., c4ssrr = rrry ct th5.
or'r 'o - puiis b. q hIrv c,ks rrsivel, ~ the
pNt'tri Fssu.rl' prinist ~ Paris boz salt ts,s.,,
Ih.t thsN NAV app-sr ~ rr.ils,s Coati, Co. -
hrh q rhri., 90 tho g. Ts~.tsy q Jsr,af, ur ~.
# icr o''I-rk - 'h~ i'rveoau. ssd .h.~ CAM %
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cd fo.l'is. 80 D. tpaa,y ui ps.af3. 4al as..f4s-
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MARX ? wirHNM. t.,c 4 p-rna,l.
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an iiUrts che fh-r,i.r~ rr-,r~.t. a t~t,1-s v, A
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rr't.'''sic lasuar1i; tai iAs4s " So hat. aa, 10
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-NEAH MIIHAN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-08
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he aSs been dsi, apJatai~t b, Jhr iisusrst,tr
Jud, - ut Probate, f,f tic Caauf, 90 - r,rf an.i
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StMt ~. DEARBORN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-08

TIE -bAsrtt'-r h~rehs ct,.s public auf.re fhs
sh- hs. h~en tl.s sppufrtca H, tav Haa..t at.s
Jalxe 1T Probate, Cor ihe County Of Dstoia, sas,
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Of MOSES Fp~ TER. i,ir Of r,sts,
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'rruaDt- fasrf.H. o. tshii.-, the .st-r 60
M ". BOLSTER
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