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Eastern Shore Trunk R. R.

BycK>roKr. Dee -
ia" FAAu,a-m la, been strangely haunt
ing some lYiul-. until ii ha, become a
mania which we for Short call Bangor on
tn" brain" thar whoever, wlsjYer he may
Is, thinks or new rail road drfof the ex-
tension q a r'a4 be mu,tN >eme mental
law, known or unknown, jthink OF a Ger
tain ice bound city a tie terminus Un-
d9abtclly tia, l., Ia the abstract. big
city aud no doubt it viii be some bigger
but, with all due respect for big ideas. my
there npi he 4 limit to il bigne>>. may
there rot b. somewhere some other eD.-
IN ci,ie, not yet y biz. but to grow big
ger; aal .a1y not simple minded people
think Of a new rail 81 aud at the same
uHle thina Of some othef place as a term
inn, and not offend against natureg DIFF
ieriHg idio,yncrasles will lead people di-
verse aud strange ways sometimes. -.
few who have taken on this phantassa
il lis worst type are determined. they
lblow whether from interested mofiyes or
Otherwise. TO gobble up the western term
linus of the eastern shore road. which r...l-
~ ha> little more TO do with Bango1 tthy.
with M9Atlea.er sfrc road tina, L have a
F.''de 10 say. because feel asdesp Interest
IN its success. From perscnai knowledge
Ct the situation and Of NE wants of the
people along the route. OF the proposed
ltnobseot and st. Crok river rail road |
have fully appreciated the interest mani
f8sted by those who are Immediately inter
ssted, first At the mass meeting at Cherry
Held, and on other subsequent occasions.
This interest and an attendant cheerful
readiness to help themselves. by contrib
uring as iAerally as their means win jus-
thy. entities them to the success which
doubt not, with natural and plausjble
western terminus, together with well con.
ceived and persistent measures, will in a
few years be attained. The East needs,
and will have the road. Ican't say Nhen ::
but il will be built, though not by one But
up JOB. Such may be their appreciation
OF the demand as TO beget a greedy accep-
lance OF any project however wild and
ihpracticable. yet, when the time comes
70 Do and 70 pay there will be plenty of sem
sioie people to raise the question proposed
by Genl. Boynton. and by all candid.
thoughtful men. What has Bangor that
these eastern counties want or what have
they that Bangor waDts?" and just here |
wish TO say that it is neither natural or
logical or sensible to suppose that Bangor
does or can desire or intend to pnt through
a road to be in any way a competitor or
rival of the State endowed and petted Z.
& y. A. Road. 1t is only absurd to sup
pose 1t. As making business We speak of
a rail road as being into or out Of place
Cmeaning. bringing or taking away bust
ness;) but this road would do neither for
Bangor, for the matter Of fact reason that
neither end would have what the other
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q toNSu MPrloN CAN BE CURE


Are iAr nni Medicines that Will cure Pulmon.
arN iHrt sumption
sonnet ms IN. iicine that viii stop cough I'M
often occasion he ieath ofthe patient u locks n
tn NF'r stops She circulation OF the blood he NOR
Ih l-" t'i"N. aud m tact cloggiug the action 81
iht very "rEtH- that caused the cough
isrr complaint and dyspepsia are the causes
st twp-ihirds 81 tn" ca~c. OF consumption MANY
tHe bowels ~oulsttmrs cn.tive and sometimes too
iP"sr. tongue coated. rain IA the shoulder blade
ir rH- tnturiinr- very ~tl' and "a other times
stomach trc"tnlanita an aclllty AMI ct brlc b.
tta'riyrri c1n lttin NJ The Stnma, a or 4 torpid
lrfvy COLTS SUD II t'9e cough In these cases h..
Fuii'n.! topped thr Lungs, liver and stnma rh
chg aud rrmain Torpid aud inactive aud hciore
tft parrnt b. aware u his situation the lungs are
taAsr ot -rtr- anil liberated ant scAth a. the ia.
fNttthir result
>chSu"As fuImontr syrup u m crpertorant
wHieh t.H'.+ u'f contain any opium, nor ANYTHING
cst-utttr.i tn CHECK cough suddenly.
-..rF.k. ~r4arrl tonic l4--plycS the food
- ys. ',t ih th" gastric juro 81 the -tonAch d.
ttHta "t.t.t pnusishes the system and creates =
,..siihf rlrc- ittIul ot the blood. " hra The bow
... pstIvc ,ktu .al!ow aui tho patient i. ID A
.tU'G- htftt- @hrnck'r Mandrake rms are ~
10 BY O.. il--r uir 'iIrlp"s are prepared uy pr J
auI~' HIN Is 4 SOY, Northeast corner OF sixth
1lI Nr.u +tr"rt-. fhiA Fa.Ani tor sale b. t,,o.
~. ttJ.iNiu = tH. X Hanover 81 Rp-t ID Iul !
t-lirar tuirg" p1Acr y. u. Wholesale Agts
#. st.rbt prutG,st~ generally. ~. ne. lumoa /
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We publish in another column a COM
munication from n valued corresponds Mt
on the Eastern Trunk K. H." Ills views
are entitled TO consideration. bat We opinc
that he is troubled with the same mania he
complains Of in others. VIZ. Bangor on
the brain
We assume that there vii br road
soon 10 Bangor on the West side OF the
Peuob>cot River and that soon. Now.
can our sensible Bucksport friends imagine
that second road Jon the las, side ii the
river can be made to pay: II Buck~port
can be made the terminus of the Eastern
road. can there BE- question but the
travel and the trade OF the Eastern shore
towns will be of more benefit 20 her. than
the MP river business: Would Il NOT be
wise to have conference aud compare
views on this subject:
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WONDERFUL CURES
u II A :
OF BOSTON,

Who has made 50 many Wonderful cures all
oyer the New England states-will be III the
WY Hotel Ellsworth, Thursday Dee. 2Gth 10
rentin q WEEK or Two
!, livery Invalid should see him nomattcr what
their complaint may be.
2p.0Oo PutieHfs hare Leeo yreo,s3 h., IA,
"""" me t"St ten pears, tcih H'oH3tr-
Jpi Success.
hlS treatment l. peculiar to himself he vim
r. the diseased parts, Equalizing the cr.i,i-
tlon of the Vital forces by means of Mrn,,,,I
ELEcfkICIrY AND MAGNETISM thereby MO-
uuIing hcaitIy seton, and bringing Strength
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26. 1871.
Shore Line Railroad.

On Thursday last, the Board of Alder
m IA of the city OF Bangor called a meet
ing oi the voters of Bangor. to be held on
Monday. Jan. 9th. To act upon the order Of
tie City Council published in our last Is
sue1 submitting the question OF taking
stock in thi. road to the amount of Slj0,-
ool TO the people.
|, may be said tina, it j. uoue OF our
business in what form or with what condi-
tons. Bangor may choose t. cN end her
alto thi- enterprise. We admit that She
/, under uo legal obligation to do il Al all;
artl AT the same time. we are cnn>t raiued
t. saw that Ne are greatly disappointed in
h.r action thus far. Her leading citizens
have -bcen active in pushing the road
have promised To- bear her share Of the
expeu~c--aud every intelligent man admits
that Bangor viii be- more benefited by the
road thsu any other place on She line.
We therefore thought that when Bangor
acted. ~he would do So heartily ana in
good faith. elIim,n- no privileges or ad-
v4utA-,~ over her sister towns and cilie- b.
-va Thought That her dollars acre 20;
more ir,eiou, than ours. and that she
needed rr more protection cr safeguard,
thrown around her stock. than Ellsworth,
Cherry,l-,l cor Na-h.a> w wou'd have
been .'al to have seem thg question sub
uitte.i III .he good people of Bangor in The
-.ule a4luer that II was submitted 10 tie
T4-f.r. towns Bat for ~ane reason. Isl
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spetinl A' ]
ssl,rcinl NOfic1

ITO THE Citizens II Ellsworth Ia pursuance
nf Hn order ~ tine two boards OF the City Coun.
ci We EVt notice that at the next Ipeetinx OF the
Council un the first "wednesday Of Jansay next
the ruHcd Will consider the PROPOSE tion IL con.
s"htRting the school Districts and OF tho CITY as
Stunning All he school property. All citizen. are
invited - attend said meeting and 10 present their
views aod arguments for against the PROPOSE
u.n.
&. g.. PECK Navor
l.. 4. EMERY President Of the Council.
EI}-w 10Th u C, II l~.t Js5l
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MRS. {. SUTHERLAND.


Shelburn Falls, Mass. July ~, 1871.
have been troubled with rheumatism from
a child, last February WI, vaccinatcd; while
that was at work, the rheumatism too> hold
and in two month, had LOST the use Of nv
hand and arm. saw DR.. Tram in April tbs
first time, Bnd now, July my hand and arm i,
quite a. strong as the other; have beea greatly
relieved also from dyspepsia and weak stom-
ach. 5ltf MRS. p, K, CLIFFORD
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Read the following Wonderful Cures
in Maine.

lhlS VIII certify that | was troublcd with
Sc.atlc Rheumatism and suffered great pain was
unable TO sleep without taking morphine, con ii
net waik. | was carried To Dr. rams office
~ the Dewitt House. ana aft one treatment
was free from pain. and have been able To work
ever since. 4 W KNIIL'Y
Auburn, May. :, 1863.
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.

WHEREAS BY the lccca-r III John L. KcdIaan
~ Inc Co-patthership hrf, ulurt ~ sting ludt
tIe nm name Oh Il. Y l. kr,'mnn b Dissolved
an persons having unsei'iel accounts with ti
hrm are hereby Ieque ted to settle the i'm
medlately with the undersi -Hru.
LEAe Us REDMAN.
Ellsworth Der, II. W. 3wst
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ON MARRIAGE.

uapp, Relief for Noang Men from the
eh",t~ N Errors and Abuses IN carly life. Man
hood restored. Nervous debility cured Impcdi-
mentS tr r.iaEr removed. New method OF treat
mcnt. New and remarkable remedies. Book. and
Circular, seat free. iu sealed envelopes
Address now hRp ASSOCIATION 40. south
Niuth II Philadelphia. Pa So no. lyr a.
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Mount Desert Lodge. No. 140, r. & A. Rasons

Annual Communication of this Lodge for choice
OF officers saturday, January Ii h. 1878 A
general attendance 81 members is requested
Per order OF X l.. SDMLS " NJ
1t is desirable that all members owing dues
should come prepared TO pay the same.
3~ol rssAeJOHS W. SOMEs.
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NOTICE..

Notice is Hereby gwen that the SAINT Or II an.
Pesobseot Railroad Company will uppi d, IN,
next Legislature of this state for perm ssiUn tf
extend their road from some point in the iowa al
Princeton an Washington County to bangor ~
Pen obsc cot County.
SAINT GROIN n PENOBsCOT RAILROAD 90.
liy their Attorney l. u. DH,vne7.
Calais Dec =. Is.2 5N5O
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Paralysis and DefOrmitiGS lurGd

The Orient SprinTs Health Institl.r ~ .o,.t.. .
near The town OF Amherst. Mas JI- Tho treat
nent ND cure II fhlay an al a. form lu-
Al Diseases, Jntrartrh Cords trI IYub. t.-..t Sly
% rect AMI ltanis EalIrg"d joints, Nrt N..k
CurEa ures OF the spine lilo Disease. Et,k.t.
It. NItu-'- Dance AMI all d.t,r,n.t... N.-,-. m,
rheumatism and all iluirne-- <..y-u- pi....-
81, Gout. Commissions. hi -ea-,-,. In I!. I-,.,.
Heart. and lUng-, Cancers fis.lrrIl. ..tr
Apply 70 t,Eo. ". EHonIs NJ u tuE.r-f 7
TO r. r. tANoN. L-t.. Agent ilr ,..,. In .,I.u. H.
Pemberton square, boston -aE
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ever offered 10 tfii Market, which viii eel CHEAP
Viii not he brd. On SMALL. " AXES. / have
a line assortment oi LaGie-', Gent. Miss g.
and thild~en'- UNDER tIDTHING
HppF SKIRTS. LADIES and MISSES RAJ.
MpRNL >hIRl>, lMBoSSED. FELT. prin-
ted, anil IN fact All kinds OF skirts. Bust ~
m eVc.y variety. t"rsets. Gloves ami
Hosiery, Ladies, BLACK Kid Gloves, soc a pair:
Cnlnred KID, 55c. pair; Machine six ana
twist: liandAerehlef-, Edging- OF all
kinds, tnn- and Collars. have a hnc
a--"rtment OF Hats and caps, Ladies MI-.e-' and
thildrcns fufs. OF all descriptions a large lot
OF Lap Buhtlo aud Wolf Robes. which
win -cil Cheap. Boots Shoes, Rubbrr-
ana Leather in every variety. Groceries have
fine stock Of Groceries cous isting Of Nnit,.
~e,. sugar, Tea, an fobaecos Flour Beef
Pork, Lard, Cheese. Butter, Soaps and
spices 81 ali descriptions Apples by tn. barrel
an Pickles by the gallon Raisins Rice. cor
lee Roasted and Raw. Obs, Linseed Raw
and Boiled; Kerosene and in fact al,
most everything that can be Ioun, in u fir.tclsss
Variety store.
The goods cnrr are fresh and desirable and
Will will Uc Offered a. the most favorable price.
trusting You will continue The Patronage which
hi- been heretofore - cheeriuly bestowed |
Faithfully yours,
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y, ,4e re44e-t Il citizen. Il Haa-1r aEI
49, u ii..rrff. 1i, s.ft,-f1 A TIE railroad

,....-.. .'-.,-,.. t..
-
= p = - ff::.syIrf 'y.f','i1 A Tie Railroad
mce,ta. l,li IN this civ >en.crnbcr. ISL.
.,,s r..,..-,..l r.,r M. t-.,....,-. Ia. i..
,.,-. ~,
-.'' '''' --'l.''' = IA "a" IT,
lI9a. =. II. Blake OF Bangor one Of the
l4t.rpaI commissioners of the state. and
lerte- -..H- the money iutre-t 81 that city,
"a sharp -Arcwd ruJi headed bushes,
lu... n.- called upon iorau expression q
H. "p lie >ala he wH> here ~
represent in part. Bangor. In q large meet
la- he.i in tlIi city large delegation was
"I.c'va tp represent Bangor here TODAY.
-" had sent some of her best ciiizras
AND business men 10 attend this meeting.
lie had u" speech prepared for the oc-
c.~i'u. bni would >Ay a leW words. The
usSt thing 70 DE a~errtaiued j. whether the
road i feasible; a.i the second. whether
II huiit. ID viii pay Ntn knowledge ofthc
country and OF tne people he helivcd il
feasible. and that q would pay. Like most
~ those before hta ID" wa born ia Maine
aaI u' one ~.> born ia il better state.
aHl Dee expected 20 i've and die IN il.
Therefore we must al Of ~ make the
most OIL. We mast develop H. resources
aHI multiply il Industries. 70 do tAi-
rA--roIt- arr a necessity. ! place without
Il t''l .'ti' II h'-- tL tii.> att d ACTIVITY
aud %: .Ite. ia The world. These are times
wien Important enterprises and wonderful
eteH,- and Innovations are the order OF the
aaN. h"~e ~ -9a.H.c> Of near humid
red thousand inhabitants. and with yt.-
uA,lon 81 near hnuIred millions. arr
WIAouJ railroad communication. Suppo,-
IN inc-a cVuut.-, were private property
VWae! uy Lord Morp .A how long wound
hr managing II for his private in. rest, hest
iAie about bAilling railroad. running all
through II several towns. fever il should
@'-t TWO inil.l'ii> ~ l'-i-r>; Not long.
b-cau~r a. 4 tlnauc =. enterprise it woa!d
pay. and a social and civ..zin- agent :.
would be- worrh every thing. 10 would De
only spending two millions Of The hundred
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Fresh Ground Buckwheat,
\ very nice D A M0ND SYR UP
Just received at
'"'l 4. VI. sIepi>ins


All persons indebted to the subscribers vino >
accounts are ~ more than one wears stand ug.
are hereby notified lat not settled wi.ia siNi
lays they VIII De lett With Attorney t1r coliec-
ton.
>TANDI~H x PIERC r..
Ellsworth Dec 10. ls71 3y5l
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Special Correspondence OF the
American.

GO - IN u he
U-,t,,o,a onJ Urn @,iIeceD~..@,,5y Iii
s5,-I7.c PRESIDENTS Daughter.
WASHINGTON. u. C.. Dec. lG.
Unless things brighten after the recess
the last session OF the ioriy-Imrd Con
sre>s "i'i De but dun one 80 tar. peace
anu qnethess reign ana orotheriy ioVe
and traternai relations seem On the eve OF
beng established in political circles once
more.
ms sale "i thihgS l. n"donhied'Y 'he
result "i me overwhelming victory n l'e
hePnplean party at the lac 'le'iipa' from
when ihe opposition nave not Yet recover
ST
NotlinS IA 'i''H 'iie i - c'mp'cte'f = -
''>S'"1 - success ana ho'hi"- 50 '"'n-
hiAnd> the admiration o. ne ""ti"' ana 70
proportion 1" the completeness oi Y. d''>
1t gain the respect OF men. judging h'
th'r standard Al + n"i t. 'e w""l'fei ~
'h"
THE OPPOSITION i' GENERAL "hAN'
ELECTION
are Tor time >''eneed by Tag voice 81 t'ie
nation hcArt IN the result "i the last cau-
pAisn'
Inc nest Illustration Of me completeness
o. ms VICTORY t. i'nnd IN the ioi'""i'-
answer gwen oy iil' i'a' Jeremiah biArN'
"".'' asked by Tread u \" thoaSd thc
democrats We're gong t" Support '-'...'r''
"'A''''
support General Grant ne "rei' p"
S'fi'"I' i"n '"' l'e'l"'t''''' ne ! 90
lh"'h inc same '''".''''h queen E''A''-''
va. "i'e" ~ '''''' E, "1''" '''u Il '''''
IA 'i' pohipoh' ''l''' l 20 '' ''' ii''-. "i
COMMONS 10 '".'''''' ''' '''
oA'' louT>e' 'l". '"'''''' TT. ''.i -'.'
'hr row" can iAiH.ifF I"r ''-'i- mp.
~ ''hd-' b'' .'. ''."'''' GRAM '.-
support himself "'."'i' '''' AiI 81 Dome
'r"''-
The CREDIT M"i'iiI4.', INNi>tI"AIi'N'
NiHeA Is no" "e.AS carried "n' TIT i'i-
h'>"'d inc ohiy inaei'" i'F Newspaper
'Api'ai ana sensational paragraph. ,'A''
Wy 'i'''"''- - '''"E '>'' .N'' h'.'h.
I prompt action lA Gaming i'f ia-> ''HnH"'
,''' '"'' 'h' manner 'i WHO" p Wa H'.'
X '..''- ~ l''N'i' r. ''>' prop '''.n '.'
'''' ''''''lA''''' p '''t >."'H mar "r was
.nIf'.''''u IN me transactions OF ih'>i''' h.
J"'1i'- operation ~ Tie Cred. NH''far.
Nr. Blaine WA tlr nr>i one To appear 't.-
lore The Commute II" voluntarily mad"
q statement SO far p hr himself "t- 'H-
'ernei which has l.n iam "tata. r"
much a, the sm-I %. i-e ui,pa hi~ .4r-
m"ni-
AZ 4a Interesting a4 4, na,e. t.At
7r.r tne uY.-a Ial fuss mli hy ih. n.u-
oar aud assistant Damoerat...el. liberals.
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Special Notice
First Class and Steerage Tickle 4
}. I. CRIPPEN.

First Class and Storage Tickle i
to and from
ELLSWORTH, MINE.
To Queenstown, liverpool, London,
Hanaburg, Antrerp, Paris,
Sreden, Norway, and Denmark.
EXCHANGE on
Lire'pool. London, Dublin, Glasgow,
Edinbnrp,
DRAFTS ON
ne Royal Bank Of Ireland, o., any
Of its branches.
Call tspon Geo. a. Dyer,
No. coombs Block,
ELLSWORTH, :::;::.MaLNE.
"1 -ee. am5s.>
KS and PROGRAMMES
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Acadia, r. A. Chapter.

The Companions are hereby notified thai tho
anuuAl Errt.n4 "f 'sti thtTtrt. Tor choice ni oih
-gCFr. VIII Pee fsrN II-a4
sl.Afi-4. On Turslsy evening, January Z. l-.i a
i'ii worth, H.. HIS. j 4. ur-,.".
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F0r terms. &c. see nrst page.
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE


rellef bill was very comical affair. when
looked at from the ridiculous poin- of
view The democrats have been urgent
iof the passage of this bill ali alone
eio4uently pleading its equity. Mr.. Hoar
OF Massachusetts. has been its snecial
champion. The olive-branch considera-
ton has been industriou,ly brought our
and the love and forgiveness principle
stoutly presented. Mr. Shanks of Indiana
offered an amendment that before giyin,
the money into their hands. the trustees
OF the institution should call meeting.
aud pass resolution giving the benefits
oil The institution TO all classes. and con-
dltions Of men. irrespective of race color.
or previous condition OF servitude. This
was all that was needed to
DEFEAT THE BILL.
III that was Mr.. Shanks' intentfon. he ar-
complished it, for the De mocrats went in
a BODY against it, after being so amended
and the Treasury was saved des,letion for
the benefit of rebel college. that indus
triously instils hatred of Northern char
acter AMI institutions into the minds of the
rising generation.
Inc gay season in Washington does not
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-01-26
VALBANY DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
ALBANY, Jan 20, 49,

ALBANY, Jan 70, 49,.
Club met, pursuant to adjournment,
al . o'clock p. NJ, with w. +. AleNan-
der as temporary Chairman, and N. Y.
Brown as Secretary, pro tenn,
On motion the club proceeded to eff
feet a permanent organization, by
;electing the following officers by &C
cIamation President \. H. Cranor;
Vice President, s. A. Johns; Secreta-
~, NJ. V. Brown; Corresponding See
rotary, a. C. Jones; Treasurer, r. a.
Irvine; Executive Committee, C. p.
Burkhart, y. Parker, ]. ]. Whitney,
VIM. Lister and Jason Wheeler.
On motion Saturday evening Of each
week, at : o'clock, p. NJ, was selected
rs the time for the regular meetings OF
the club.
On motion, ell persons present who
Were desirous of becoming members OF
the club were invited TO enroll their
names, when q very respectable num-
Der of persons came forward aud sign
cd the toll.
On motion, the Executive Commit
tee were instructed to invite Hon. y.
H. Cranor to address the club ut its
next regular meeting.
On motion, it was ordered that the
proceedings of this tnceting he furnish
ed to the STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT
for publication.
o., o,of;oD oiior-s.sd
W. +. ALEXANDER,
u. Y. Brown, President, pro ten.
Secryta-..
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LEBANON DEM0CRATIG CLUB.
Secretary.

LEBANON, Jan. 20, 1S72.
Pursuant 10 previous notice a meet
ing of the Democratic voters OF Leba-
non Precinct was held at their club
room on Monday, Jan. S, when, on
motion, Wm. NJ. Smith was elected
Chairman, pro tom, and J. Z. Ralston,
Secretary, pro tc.H.
On melton, a committee Of three
were appointed by the Chairman TO
prepare bylaws for the government of
the club, viz: r. Benjamin, W. S.
Elkins and j. II. Ralston.
On motion, adjourned To meet on
Saturday, Jan. %, % l O'Clock p. u.
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LUMINOUS.

In Justices Court TOR tie Precinct Of
Harrisbmg, County Of Linn and
State Of Oregon.
Alexander l.. Walker, Plaintiff, VS.. Robert
McQuigg. Defendant.
Civil action to recover personal property.
To Robert McQuigg, the abovc-named de-
PENDANT:
In the name of the State of Oregon. you arc
hereby required to appear before the undcrsign-
ed. a Justice of the Peace. for the Precinct
aforesaid, ON the 2nd dny of March. 1872, Mt
! O'Clock in thu a fternoon Of said day. ut tho
Office of snid Justice, in said precinct, to an
swer tho aDove-named Plaintiff in n civil action.
The Defendant will take notine that IL he fail
to answer the complaint herein, the Plaintiff
will take judgment against him for the recovery
of the possession of one two-ho.se wagon and
one set of double harness, of for the value there.
of, and for damages for the detention of the
same. Publication ordered by me january Is,
1872.
Given under my hand this 18th day of JAM.
1879. ]. s. MANSFIELD.
Z. N. TANDy, Justice Of the Peace.
Atty fer PPR. D23w6.
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are respectfully assured that their communications
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1.-THE case be fully and randidly described, per-
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structions for diet. regimen, and the general treat
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parcel so transmitted. Consultation by letter OF
otherwise. FREE. Permanent cure guaranteed OF
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