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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.

WASHINGTON, July 8, 1870.
POSTAL TELEGRAPHs.
Mr.. WAsHBURN, rep) Of Wis. from the select COM
miutee on the postal telegraph, made report in
favor of the proposed government system. He made
a speech in advocacy OF the bill and moved that it
be printed in order that it may be taken up for con-
Mr.. PALMER, (rep.) OF Iowa, presented a minority
report accompanied by bill TO establish postal
telegraph system, to incorporate postal telegraph
on motion OF Mr.. DAWES, (rep.) OF Mass, resolu-
ton to print 10000 extra copies OF the reports and
accompanying documents was referred to the Com
mittee on Printing.
Mr.. wAsHBURN. in submitting his report, stated
that he hoped to obtain action the question early
In December. The report was lengthy, ana had ap.
pended TO It the speeches before the committee OF
Mr. OrtOn President Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, and Mr.. Hubbard He hoped that mem
bers would take time, during the vacation, 10 read
the report and speeches. and be prepared TO act I'M
derstandingly on the assembling of Congress in De-
cember. IL they would do so they would find that
this country Is far behind the countries Of Europe
IN furnishing to the people cheap, swift, reliable
and comprehensive system OF telegraphy; that In
Australia and New Zealand, the telegraph IL ope
rated, In connection with the postal service, with
entire success. In England the government always
slow and conservative, assumed the control OF the
lines by. purchase. on the 5th OF February
last, and reduced the tariff to a uniform
rae OF word. smiling Cents for
the United Kingdom. The result has been that the
number of dispatches has increased from week to
191,4i3 for the week ending the Attn OF June, and
POO, 2o4 for the week ending June Is, and Mr..
Scudamore, the Secretary OF the British Post ONCE
sured; that In Ireland under uniform tariff Of
shilling, lthey were receiving thlrtythree per cent
more money than the Continental telegraph compa
MES before received ut three shngs and four shil-
1ngs, and assurance Is given that the British public
Will soon be favored with o uniform tariff OF SIX
pence throughout the Kingdom. In France the tele-
nuh
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SUICIDE MANIA IN PATERSON.

Richard Oliver well known citizen OF the Second
ward OF Paterson, committed suicide on Mondav
evening by placing the muzzle Of gun to his mouth
and pulling the trigger with his toe The whole top
OF his head was blown of. Deceased was fifty years
Of age, and man much respected By those who
knew him. He was possessed OF some property, a
financial embarrassment relating TO which brought
on an attack OF temporary insanity, during which he
took his life. He h&d rrfed It two Or three times be.
He will be buried to-day with Masonic honors by
Joppa Lodge OF Paterson, OF which he was member.
The Coroner's Jury yesterday rendered o verdict
In accordance with the above facts.
The same evening Thomas Murray. Of 95 Marshal
street. Paterson endeavored TO take his life by cut
and taken into custody by policeman AFTER hav-
ing inflicted upon himself an ugly wound under the
chin.
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FASHION COURSE, I. L
Horses-seven Heats, and Medoc
the Winner.

most interesting and highly exciting trotting
contest came OF yesterday afternoon between nine
very equally matched horses, which was witnessed
by only about two hundred spectators. The trot
was for purse OF three thousand dollars, divided
into three parts the winner TO receive fifteen hun
dred dollars, the second horse eight hundred dollars,
ana the third seven hundred, the race being mile
heats, best three In ve in harness, for horses that
had never beaten 2:29. There ten entries, but
Mr.. Irving's Patchen Chief was withdrawn as his
owner does not intend to trot him again until mex t
autumn. The starters were Alex. PattersOn's chest
nut gelding Dreadnaught, II, Woolruf's black mare
Jessie Wales, e. Q. Whites bay geding Ed White,
s. W. Browns chestnut geldlng Locust, ban Maces
gray gelding Eedoc, W. Pages bay geldlng Shep-
herd Knapp, Jr., John Murphys gray gelding Car.
roll, G. Hills chestnut geldng W. II. Taylor, and
w. II. Saunders bay geldlngl Western New
York. Jessie Wales was the first choice
before the start, DTeadnaught being the next In
favor. Ed White and Locust were also sold sepa-
rately but Drought small prices all the Others being
punched and sold as 1eld. Jessie Wales won the
nrst heat and became strong fayorte but after
being beaten the second heat by Ed White the latter
had the call In the betting A change, however,
came over the Spectators when Dreadnaught won
the third heat, and the latter was then taken
as the winning horse. This feeling did not
last long however, az White again ran into favor
before the start for the fourth heat the unsteadiness
OF Dreadnaught in the first heats leading the betting
men to lay their money on what they supposed a
more reliable horse. Locust won the fourth heat
after acting very badly the previous ones and the
spectators We're now all abroad. They, however
took Ell Wnlto for first choice, Jessie Wales loi
second, Dreadnaught for third, and the others
stituted the field MedOc the nth heat and he
IN turn became the iavorle in the pool selling but
the amounts invested were growing small as
m nv In fns
pool box. Medoc in gallant style won the
sixth and seventh heats and the race his fine breed
Ing and lndomitable stay ing qualities carrying him
successfully through. The following a few Of
the pools sold previous TO the START
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A NJ u S E II E N is.

This heat In 2:306, but the horse that IN hrs
did not Get IT, and the time does not the record
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WPUBLIcArroNs.

TIE GREAT BIBLICAL woRK or THE NNErEESrH
CESrURY. There never was time whom the hum
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which no one could have prepared, but which
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English edition was no sooner completed than Hurd
& llOuhton, Now York Publishers took IL, placed IL
In the hands Of Professor I'd IIackettperhaps no.
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associated with him DIR. Ezra Abbot, OF Harvard
University, who has microscopic eye for errors OF
every Kind. These, assisted by moro than twenty
eminent diyines and scholars In America have pro-
ducod an addition which must take rank as bctter
than the hest f0r.it contains al that was In the
great English edition, with maps and engravings,
and has important matter added 10 It. ~ must DO
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uoroughness. No one who studies the Bible can
afford 10 he without Il. IL Is nIrnlshed 70 agents
and sold by subscription In Now England by the
house Of II. D. 1loughton Co, Cambridge Mas.
The private LIFE or GALILEO with selections from
his correspondence and that of his daughter Is the
title Of q book soon TO DO published by Nichols
Moves, Boston. 80.
IA happy blending Of the scientific life Of the
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Seed Potatoes.

b RE- !: f s:s Z. s;s Chs. z Z ss:A
80 S 49,, T.; g s s'; Sa.. =
$40 bSl. pound q any one vs!i..y ssos b.
mali. pnstaxs prvpaid Or 81. ! psid 30 o. oss
bush.f 81 u Hrs:sss Prslks last ssassa In ven,eas
and ralssd 1854 bushsls. Thsy wSs suarded NJ.
hIbtIou last seassn, - tbs best winter variety
known color, whits-quality sxeslleat.
Iarys proportion of tho potatoes sold for Early
Rose sfs MOI Inc Early Ross but have sone ressu.
srsson to their porrvv. Ny sod hsd direct iron
The ohginator, Albert Dresses, OF Vermont md WIN
Aiso. Iir,en.houss Plants, The best variety Of
Early Csbbages and Tomato Plants, rssdy IN ssssoo
Tor setting. For sale by
80 HOSES H.HuSsEY, North Derwiek, Ne.
Boxss, barrels and oarting 70 Depot or k.pres'
Onlcc, frec. owis
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MICHIGAN APPLES.
100 BARRELS.
Consisting OF
Ro1b,ssy RMssets,
BGldsctSs, ,,
r.ai P0rsse0tseS, Jsa,l .s =
,r Iaa 7 AxD OTHER ..a ..,.....
Choice Particles,
To arrive March % THIS l. choice lot. and the
last shipment fef tho scason.
I'D. =. LlTTIEFlELD,
u 10 Main Street. Sses, Afains.
"A NEW PATENT.


OsHE subscriber has discovered and invented
i anew and useful Improvement In -..,., n,
TEA sc COFFEE POTS.
The vessels are divided Into two compartments by
partition extending seross tho eontrs f'ou top 70
Xlss, in Md partition q ecGss potts. slIds .s.er
valve, extending out OF the Top OF Inc ,s.sel 70 AZ
raising the valve, The tss pot 10 also provided
with Q valve In the same way, excepting The valve
ID round, operating the same - In codes pot, ~
Two covers Q, s.oh, ono 70 s.sI eomp.rtmsnI and ;
spout OF nose, placed each side Of the parti
ton, n desirA6le. The noses arc provided With
thimbles or strainer', - may DO rs9uiredi Ihsy
noss, end one In centre OF beck sde-one 70 b
graspcd with one hand while tho other hand may
have hold Of the ether In order that tho vessel may
DO tipped easier OF ifdesrAble the tee pot may hays
one handle. Tho two compartments arc Tor tea and
water or ooee and wntcr. that whom Tho - o. cot
fee y stepping In one compartments water may b
heating In tho other. Tee oan be drawn Into cups
the same with co6ss. Thsvalve or cato In the par
tition II arranged that when the teA or codee 70
drawn out, II can DO re-dlied through tho valve.
boiler Is connected with tho partition, scross the
centre, with valve In Il the sane n In oofee pot,
with one cover and ono handle on esoh end. which
ID for boiling two articles OF different kinds NJ the
same time. Coffee Pots can be maie without valve
4 Ss;iS s n. FL ts' S' Ss.1 ss. a
Sin, middle 81 In, inside 81 In, top 81 In.
The subecribes, having obtained letters patent on
his invention, offers for sale State rights f6r manu-.
hcturing and selling on reasonable terms, and hav.
Ing Invented Q machine for making Tea and Coffee
Pots Intends 10 patent II. which will DO very useful
10 any ono who may wish 10 have IL for that pur.
pose. Pstented Aug. 3, 1890. Any pesson
this invention will please call on or address
.... ..., JOHN 4. LEWIS, KrrTKRr, Ms.
an ,>.~.o,y. an. S,vt,Id exnortiu0 mr. ssliinv ths
invention out of this country Without permit First
discovered In $50. .. ... u
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NOTICE.

Tie undersigned, 8. y. COMMITTEES OF the town Of
Buxton, hereby give notice that they will meet nj
tho School Houss ut buxton Centre, on Saturday,
the I'd day Of April, at one o'clock In the afler.
neon, and again at tho Schoil House at buxton
Lower Corner, Saturday, the Ith day Of May, al
aiming and employing teachers for the summer
schools In said tswn. Those wishing 10 teach will
govern themselves accordingly. Agents Of the SOW.
erAl Districts are invietd 10 DO present.
SAMUEL 8. MILLiKEN, J 8. 8. Com.
J. n. MARSHALL, Of
Ovid A. X. p. MEsRRVE, Buxton.
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sHERIHp,s BALE.

WORK, SS.-Tsken on execution In favor Of
Il Ivory Lttlchcld sEainst Horace Noble, issued
on Judgment recovered befbre the supreme Judi
ciai Court begun and holden at Saco, for and within
our sah County ef York, on the arst Tuesday q
January, A. ID, $50, and will DO sold at public auc-
ton on Saturday, the thirtieth day Of April next,
at two o'clock In the afternoon at the storo Of Ivory
Lttleaeld, In kennebunk, In aid County Of York,
al tho right In equity which Horace Noble, Of said
Kennebunk, has or had on the ninetccuth day cf
June. A. d. 1865 at eight and three quarters o'clock
In tho forenoon, bcinY the time of the attachment
Of tho same on the original writ In this action, 20
redcem tho following described rcal cstate, stuals1
In .aid Kennebunk, IN wit, A certain lot of lard
with ell the buildings thereon, on the north-.astsfn
side Of the rosd TO Alirvd, hounded-teginnins 90
said road at land Of Jeseph r Mobiles then running
north-essterly by aid Joscph T. Mobiles land lls
rods ~ harm OF +. N. Noble then south ~ west u
&c rpds by said last named land then south 45s
west ~ rods 10 said rad, then north " west II
IS rods ~ place begun a. being saine descrbsd In
deed ffom thc late Clement Noble " tho said lios
sse Noble recorded in Book 2s', pages sao-i, York
Tho abpvs described premises being subject 10 .
mortgage given ~ Hannah 0ooch, VI Wells, 70 80
cure tho payment Of . note Of hand Coz two hun
drsd my dollars, dated October d. $780, payable In
sx montbs with interest on which there Il now due
the sum OF three haDdryd and seventesn dollars and
eight cents Said mortgage decd d Teourdsd IN
Book 30, page t0l, Of York Registry.
EDMUND WARREN, Dsp'y sheain.
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NOTICE.

There win he meeting at the Jackson School. honsr
at one O'Clock L. NJ. for the examination OF persons
proTsing 10 teach sclssol IN the town Of Lyman the
present sumner.
Applications fsr schools solicited by the g. 8. Com.
a.. d. ROBEKfS, 10 @ c,,,,,,ttce
| Rtv. ". 4; MEliRrLLs,S Of Lyman
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On and .asr the 18th Inst. the

il.~~ Steamer 20. niriEo and Frsncssis, Vii
until further notice, runs - follovs !,
Lssys 6alts Wharf. Portland. every MONDAY
ed THURSDAY, ~ 4 e'elssk r. ~, AID lsavs
Pier D Rast River. New York, svsry MONDAY
and THURSDAY. atJf.M l'l-.I - -1r.- -
The D,rigo and Yraasoaia are fitted sp, with ans
seoonmods tions Tor passsugsrs, naking tile the
most couvsteat and eonfortsbls route for tfav.
slers between New York and Maine.
H,00. Meals extra.
0oods Forwarded ny this line 70 and RON Nos
trsal. Qushec, HALIFAX. b. John. sod ell psrb Of
Maine.
The steamer as early ~ 3P. N. on the day that
they leave Portland. f ?. -. =
For Freight or Passass apply 10 A..
HENRY FOX, 0alt's Wharf. Portland.
7: ". .AMEs, Piss - East River. New Ysrk.
May q lafe n
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GUARDIANS SALE.

ny virtue OF License nom the Court of Probate Tor
the County ef York will he sold at Public auction OF
private sale ON Monday, the slxteenth day Of May
next, ai O'Clock In the afternoon, at my dwelling
house In Eliot, the whole of the Real Estate be-
longing "a Carrie L. INN. minor and child Of Asa A.
I drce,sed consisting of all her right, title and In
teret IN and lot IL land situated IN said Eliot com
tanning about six acres, bounded Northeriy BY the
County road Fasterly, SOutlIeriy and Westerly ny
land 81 John r. iIll subject to the and improve.
nent OF her mother, Martha u. Hi. during her natural
life. MARrHA IL. HILL, Guarn'ah
Eliot, AprIl G, IsIO. 3wiI
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swiS Attest, llli II. FAIHYIELD, Clerk.
YORK S. To the Honorable the Justices of The Su-
preme Judicial Court. next ~ be holden nj Alfred,
,yithiu asli fyFs said county. LII. a. u .

YORK S. To the Honorable the Justices of The su-
preue Judicial Court. next ~ be holden nj Alfred,
within A,Fi for said county; .,.I.g# EE ..Hf1rE
DRsPrCTfuLLY represents Maryie 4. Record ~
IL BIdiefor In said cpanty, that che has been resi-
dent Of said BIdcford for more than year nov last
past, that her maiden name was Msryie = Wright;
that on the fourth day 10 February, d. 1855, she was
nsrrirb Elder Keen, ~ buxton, In said county, %
EdnnIuA I. Rrcori, of Bath, now of san francisco,
Cs AMI has since that day aud mn 81 the thrtleth day
of November, A. ID. lSS, lived and coabited al said
Dhidrfor,i and elsewhere with tire said Edmund as his
wif,; that has ever conducted herself the faith
mi and affectionate wife OF the said Edmund; that the
said Enppd has not kept his marriage covenant nor
as the faithfnl aud aiectouate hus
hand of said Nsrgie; Int that on ar abt The mouth "
March, A. ID. lis, the sad Edmund wilniliy deserted
ani wholly absrsioncd tin said Marge; that said de-
sertion and abandonment have continued to the date
her,of without intent ON the part Of your Lbellant
thereby to proourc n divorce.
Now therefore, more than three years hav elapsed
your Lbeiiant prays right and Justice, aud that d.
yorre froui the bSpds 90 matrmony existing be-
tween her aud said Edmund !. Record may be decrced
and. rs In duty bosnd, will ever pray.
Dssd at Bidtief0ri this twenty third day Of March,
A. ID. is7O. MAkGlE y. RECORD.
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A LARGE LOT
A LARGE LOT -
NEW SPRING GOODS
NOW b good tmo to buy, IS We have A LARGE
ASSORTMENT Of NEW GOODS, and are selling them .
ExrREMELY Low PRICES.
ck, Drown, blue, Green and Dnb sllk yeillngs.
!. H.. d., .,,.l Il...I lcra.a Nsils

Black, Drown, blue, Green and Drab sllk veilings.
Blue, brown. Gvern ald Drab Denge veh.
White Ribbed Hose, 10. Alpaca Braids, 10
Goai Glssei Spool Co,tons coo ydah 3
Large siied Stk Nets only ! II rs
God assortment u China and Parian Vases.
French Leather Bags f1r ...ff tl00 d
Atwocit Vegetable Jaundice Bltter, "a
Mrs. NEW Win.iosS soo.hius Syrup, a''' so, q
0eot's Pure lanes Dozens only "s -
Oos.i Wallets, IS black Bei,ng, f. 70
Ayers sarsaP.rilis, 70. Peruvian Syrup, -
I.liies' All IIEsnKp ildkfs " dc hemmed) only 10
Gents IIemmed dULinsn 1idkk, Is
Nice assortment Ladies Back Combs eAsap.
Jewelry selling on very cusAr. - raE-
Best French Corsets (ali Whalebonel o.
finy Picture Photograph Albums (Pretty styles)
Magnolia balm for the Complexion ooiy 30
Plantation, Pferce's, wilisms', LAng,ey's, Rich
arisons, IIo-etters, llsrtshoru's Diitsrs, eAsap.
Jchnsons Anodyne Eminent only %
Natures Hair Restorative livery cieaal
Best Honey and Glycerine soap, per cake ..
Mems s~i boys suspeoders.
Mems Piper Collars tBs,f ctetA Bsfionhoisl
IAd'es' Embroidered Edge and Cospered lldkfs q =
Scheuckt Tonic aud Syrup, each sl.O
Lace Collars, PrRE Lipen Guns, cheap.
Hair brushes, Tooth brushes.
Black SIX Velvet Ribbons (lssr QuALrrl HFr
spool six for Machinists (all col,rs) Very Low.
Gilt Elge ESolIsH MbIes &c ... 10
$500 NV Aprons, New Styles, Very Pretty.
Curtain Tassels, Curtain and Picture Cords.
MOI Hair Ou (sfntei WIN Night Dloomk Oefeusb 10
bay Hum OIL, Jamaica Ginger, of .'N Is
Renne's Magic Oh only Is
fiagg's Instant Relief, %
wistar's Bsisam Of VIVA Cherry, 10
JayDes ExJectasnt, Jayne's Alternative.
PolAnds While Pine Compound.
Arctusne Tor Canada Besr's 0rssss), 10
Rings Ambrs-ia, Ayers Hair yisor, Knowles
Restores, walisce's Restorer, cheap. $500,
Burnetts Cocoaine for the Hair, Hh 70
Pery's Moth and freckie Lotion, to remove
Moths and Rrcckles. ~ FlHtF
schlotterbreks Moth and Frcckle Lotion.
+ AlscNcks Porous P1asters, very low.
Russia save, ~ Mis- sswyer's saive, fra. 20
Railways Ready Relief only -
schencks rils, II Ayers Pills, ~
wings rms, ~. wnghts piis, II
nelmboids Extrsct q Bschu, a. N-,-rTrs.r 90
Jacksons Catarh suun only -
Dr. Coogdons Indian Remedy (cnrss al rains).
KenDeiyb Rheumatic Eminent
Kenoeiys Medical Discovery. psry cheap.
IAiIes Eastics and Elastic DrAids. .Fr.F... ~
Ccarse Combs, l. Best Linen Thread, -
Toc,h Brushes, 10. Nice Lily White, 10
Best Meeu Yum and Pink Balls. 49,.
Hest Red Rouge. strcetrr's Lniment
lest japan sultches. Dress Duttps. III ..HrHf u
Pear sieeve Buttous. Charms Paper Cum.
Best English Needles, 3. Hair Pins,
Ladies' ZINE Muslin Ilandkerchies only 90.
Csn'tbrrak'em Corset Strings. Tins. Tapes.
fiue COMBS. Shirt buttons.
Scissors, -
Rn.h'' s.rapanra and Iron, fti.NN g
And many other Hew Good. Pieass remember thai
our Prices are ALWAYS a. Low No rHs Lowrsr.
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NOTICE.

All persons are hereby notified and warned mt IN
trust my wife. Emily Edwards. on my account she
has, wttcat proyoeaihu rvsSonSble excoec. len my
house where ample and suitable provision has BEEN
Ma row. msae for net ecmfort snd e.rpcu ~ ewry
respe.t JOSEPH kDwARDS.
Biddefori, April l. $50. svif.
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FALL RIVER LINE
New York, Pkiladslphis, Balf more, W,ssA:
iagfoa, and all pTiseipai poiafs Wsst,
'f i Sosik and South. Wet, sl H..f


Via Tauntsn, Fail River snd Newport.
Cabin, 500, D~et, el.oo. hsetses
ehockcd through snd transferred In ksv
GLNX l@t fve q charge. I-II.
Q 19o New Iak trains iesve The OIL Colony
m Newport Railway Depst csrpss a eossh ard Ks~s
knA arces, daily, (sspdsys sscrp<si,) fA,ovsi %
$50 p ~, arriving In fAi River 70 inmates In sdvsncs
q The vguw Steamboat Train, which lssves Bos,oo %
b.a0 r. NJ, coaDrctlps II Fall River With ths pev
nasniooeat s.e.msu PROVIDENCE, Caps. D. n. sin-
nas, BkisroI, Capt A. stnnors. fsess ssrs.sss
ere The stest sbd most reiise boats The sosnd huh
expressly @ sprei, sakty spd oonist fhls Linz Con.
pecs ~h al The Southern Boats and RAIirad upes irs
Ess Ysst going Wet and South and eosvssisns 70 ths
California s,espers -,
'sTo Shippers Of Frsights this Linz. 9Th ne
AMI extensive depot socou@oistiass In Bosta and
large pier In New yak. Exclusively or The ass Il he
LDs,) supred uilh fseies Do height ord passsngss
business which cann he surpassed Freight always Ia
ken at iow rates, asi ioevAried With dispatch. Ia
New Yost Elprrss Freight Train icavss Dostoa q 10
r. ~, soais arrive In New Ycrk next mnrlng about
4. n. Freight having Nev Yek reaches Dosson On ths
allowing dsy sts.ts H. u.
Rr tekets. births sDd staterooas, sppy % The coUra
nys oocs Of No 0h staie lloase corner q wsshlaG
lon and STATE srets, and 81 OIL Colony and NevpN De-
pa. ccm~r u Suth and kneelsnd srvsts, Dostoa. q
steamen icave New YoSt daily, (supdays esosptsdl
hum Pier 30 North River, loot Of CHAMBER g., 81
!'- GEO. sIIIvERicK. Ps..nr,s y,sIshs AZ.
.#..f JAMES Sisk, IT,, frvs.
d. II. eIM0Ns
~ Masasins ptrsetS NasHssssst esssssAp Co
va, ieos, L.I--L -..l- o. .gO I'll, -L--.I
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] ~ lstase.ef Naine.A

sAGADAIIOC. Ss.-A the supreme Judicial Court
begun and held NJ HATH within and for said County
of sax.dshoc, ON the hrst Tuesday % April, Ammo
Domini lsD:
Upon the foregoing Iibel. Ordered That the Libel
liant give notice to all persons Interested I'm the prayer
thereof On sppear cffe the Justices of our Supreme
Judicial Court. % be held NJ Alfred, within and Tor te
County u York, on the thri Tuesday Of May next by
der of Court thereon, three weeks successiyely In the
Union and journal. newspaper PRINTED ~ Blddc5ord,
nj least before the sittine Of said Court, that be may
then and there. In said Court appear, and show
should not be granted. y -. - WV 4
Attest: JOSEPH ~. HAYES, (lerk.
true copy Of the Libel and order of Court thereon.
- Attesti Swis JOSEPH NJ. HAYES, CLERK.
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"a Wonder OF Metlicai Science" may we'll
he applied 10 Dr. Wi,tar's Baisam Of Wid CAsuy,
10 Ia nearly half q century since this Remarkable
remedy was introduced 10 the public, and yet tho
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