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City and County.
Religious Services Il this City ea:h Sunday.

CuNGREGATIoNAL.->a school At 10 ~
A VI. Preaching 81 2:l5 and f. NJ
BAFrISI.--ahbath >CAoO! al T. NJ Preach
ing Al = - and & 30 +. NJ
INIIAiIAN.-sabbath school a. 10 80 4. VI.
Preaching AT > 10 and 30 f. NJ
tATHuLIC.-Proaching twice q month st 10
O'Clock y. VI. sabbath school At = +. NJ.
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Entered outward a, Cardiff, 9TH, Hattie T..
TApiey MonieNilLn.
Ar at PoKr CtLEGpNI., c B-.Iuly I'D, sch
II Curtis, Haskell. Salem.
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Ercrfh-'oll,ns >ho; Guns $40 70 800. Double
shot tun- p o. SlJp single guns - To -. Ride,
= 10 s,5 Kcyoiyer- ~ 70 50. Pistols, to -.
t'uu mat ll.!, FISHING tackle. Large discount tp
pe4,r4 ur 'uhs Army Guns, Kcvolycr- Sc,
t'u-ht or tra'ieti for. Goods sent 10y express {.
-. u. t. be examined before paid for. AVID
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r IHt nos. judge Of i'rp.,a,s Of tir tp.lu.y
] ut Hancock
Of r,H ut, ia saI County de, -a~' pc fully
represent a. thAt said deceased di,l pu, sr--,i y!
Irt -on.tl Estate. Inventory OF yvhicl hA- been
duly returned into the Probate pfcr thar he
eirrums stances render II necessary that IA" sIpuil
have more OF -aII Personal Estate than she l-
entitled 10 on a distribution thereof. >uc there
inru pays thAt your Honor would grant hrr -ach
Allowance out VI -AII Personal Estate. ia suur
discretion yuu may determine ur,v-.Nry and
proper, aui Tor the appointment of Commissioner
- set ouI her Dover ia .1iI Estate
JANE n ARPER. hy
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, 1870.
STATE OF MAINE.
ss.-Court Of Probate, July

HANCoCk. ss.-Coutt Of Probate, july Term,
a. H.. ls1j.
Upon the foregoing Petition, OKpEkt.p.-Thal
sald Widow give public notice 1" all person, III
teirstcd, by causing copy OF this order 10 De-
published three weeks successfully IN the Els.
worth American, "A newspaper published Ia Ills
worth, in said County, that they may appear at a
Court al Probate for said County, to be held At
Ellsworth, on the lst Wednesday OF August
next, AT ten OF the clock ia the forenoon and
shew cause, If any they have, why the same
sh onld NOT be granted.
3w23' PARKER TUCk, Judge.
A true couy-Attest Geo A. Over. Register
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VOLUME 10.
POPULAR EXPOsITOR

by Rev. ALFREp NEyIN, l.. B.. D. D.,
embraces the International Series of Lessons for
three years. Every pastor, teacher and family
needs it. Endorsed by Presidents McCosh, cob
Haven, and the Clergy and Press in ali parts OF
the country. Agents wanted. Liberal terms Civ
en- en-. Address ZIEGLER l. McCuRDY, a74 Main
ST., sprip g1eld, Mass. 4w29
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FRANCE

Versailles, July % In the Assembly
today the treaties Of commerce with Great
Britain and Belgium were approved \
message from President Mac Mahon. pro-
IIIucing the Assembly,. was received
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Madrid. July -. \ despatch has been
received Al th- Mar office. announcing that
the insurgents have commenced an attack
on seville. The government forces in the
vicinity were actively resisting the assault
al! are confident of driving off the insur-
gents. The Spanish War steamer Vigil
ante seized by the German man of war
Frederick Charles, has been given up to
tht Spanish Consul at Gibralter
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A true copy-Attest Geo. A. Over. Register
TO ThE HON. Judge OF Probate Tor I

TO THE HON. Judge OF Probate Tor the County
i OF Hancock.
The Undersigned. Administrative OF the estate
OF Amos Wescott, late OF Biuehil, in said County
deceased, respectfully represents that the goods
and chattels, rights and credits Of SAID deceased
are not sufficient To pay his just debts and charges
oil administration, by the sum OF seven hundred
dollars; Wherefore your petitioner prays your
Honor to grant her License to sell, at public or
private sale. and convey sufficient of The Real
Estate Of the deceased Including the reyersion OF
the widows dover theTeln,) to satisfy said debt.
and charges Of administration.
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To the Hon. Court Of County Commission
ers Of Hancock County.
PIE undersigned citizens Of Bucksport, respect
] fully represent that the County road leading
IRON Bucksport village, by Pencbscot river
through Orrington and Brewer to Bangor, TOR the
distance Of about one mile from said village, is
rircuitous and billy, and is crossed by the rail-
road track now being constructed within said dis
lance and that the distance will be shortened the
hill less steep, said railroad crossing avoided and
the public convenience promoted by said altera'
ton In the location Of said road from near the
cottage house OF Frederic spofford now occu
pied by Mrs. Holmes thence running northwest
erly over lands of said SpofOrd j. b. Bradley
Heirs OF Sewall Lake and James A. Lawrence to
intersect near the dwelling house Of said Law
renee.
We therefore request your Honors to view the
premises and make said alteration.
). T. Kinks and others.
Bucksport, June Is, 1873.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK ss-Court of Coanty CommIs sioners
April adjourned Term, A. ID. 1873.
Upon the foregoing petition II Is considered by
the Commissioners that the petitioners are re-
sponsible and that they ought to be heard touch.
ing the matter set forth in their petition. and
therefore order that the County Commissioners
meet at
the Robinson House. Bucksport
on Thursday the 21si day of August next, at 0
o'clock A. NJ and thence proceed to view the
route mentioned in said petition, immediate ~
alter which view e hearing !, o. ,ns parties and
the vicinity, and such other measures taken in
the premises as the Commissioners shall Judge
proper. And it is further
ORDERED-That notice of the time, place and
purpose of the Commissioners meeting afore.
said 10 be given to all persons and corporations
interested by serving attested copies Of the petI
ton and this order thereon upon the clerk oil tie
town of Bueksport, and by posting up attested
copies as Aforesaid IN three public places in said
town thirty days al least before the time
appointed for said view, and by publish
ing the petition and order thereon, three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American. q news
paper published at Ellsworth, in the County O
Hancock, the first publication to to BE- thirty day
at least before the time of said view, that all per
sons and corporations interested may attend ant
be heard IL they think it,
Attest, II. b. SAUNDERS Clerk
true copy OF the petition and order Their con.
3w29 Attest, II. b. SAUNDERS, Clerk
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GAW pHeNlpE- cures every pain. &c. Try 1t.
New York. AVA
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Write FIR large Illustrated Price List. AadTGN

>uli by trukSt-t-. PrIrc Is Ccnt- BON.
John Q. hkLLOt't,, l. FIatt 1t. New ".
send tor circular. sole Agcuttor thr &. 4. !,
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CAROLINE wEsCoTT.
June 18th, 1873
JUNC IblIII 100.
STATE OF MAINE

HANNOtN, sH.-CVuIt UI TTOUAE' JHHt ItTM
A. D., ls73.
Upon the foregoing Petition, ORDERED That
said petitioner give public notice to all persons
interested, by causing copy OF the petition and
| successfully in the Ellsworth American, a news
paper published in Ellsworth in said County that
they may appear at a Court OF Probate for SAID
County, to be held at Ellsworth In said County,
the lst Wednesday of August next, at ten OF the
clock in the forenoon, and shsw cause, If any they
have, why the prayer Of said petitioner should not
be granted,
3w29' PARKER TUCK Judge.
A trne copy-Attest. GEo A. DYER Reptster
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no THE HON. Judge OF Probate for the Coun.
i ty of Hancock
The undersigned, Widow of Geo. b. Freeman,
late OF Mt. Desert, in said County, deceased,
respectfully represents, that said deceased died
possessed of Personal Estate, an Inventory of
which has been duly returned into the Probate
Office. that her circumstances render it necessary
that she should have more of said Personal Estate
than she is entitled TO distribution thereof
She therefore prays that your Honor would grant
her such Allowance out OF said Personal Estate
as IN your discretion you may determine necessary
and proper. LAURA T.. FREEMAN
June 10Th, 1873.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, SCOUT Of Probate, June Term,
A. D., 1873
| Upon the foregoing Petition, ORDEREp:- That
| said Widow give public notice 10 ali persons
interested, by causing copy of the petition and
| this order thereon, to be published three weeks
| successfully in the Ellsworth American news
paper published in Ellsworth, in said county.
that they may appear at a Court Of Probate for
said County, to be held at Ellsworth in said Coun-
~. on the first Wednesday of Aug. next, ar ten Of
the clock In the forenoon, and shew cause. II any
they have, why the prayer Of said petitioner
| aw9Ss PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy-Attest: GEO. A. DYER, Reg'r.
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Hancock. Aarrh IN, l-s4.
STATE OF MAINE.

HANtpt X. s-,-Court ~ County Comm sipurT,
APni Tvrm. \. b. is-5
JVon ID" foregoing petition u a. considered ~
The Commissioners thlt the petitioner are -.
spnnslblr and that they ought u De heard touch.
INK tho matter set forth thcir petition. a
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IL New York some Of the newspapers
ere exhibiting much sorcitude about the
destruction Of timber, not because it en-.
hauces the price Of the article, but on &C.
count Of the effect 1t hiss on navlgaole
streams. The forests Of the Adirondack
region are especially pointed out as woods
that ought 70 be preserved. II their de-
structlon goes on it Is anticipated that the
result will be the drying up Of the lakes
and springs Of that region, and the con-
version oGthe Hudson river into shallow
torrent. New YORK thus scents prospec.
tive peril 10 her commerce from atAF.
These dangers are, Of course, remote, but
they are not 80 much exaggerated as they
seem. All over the country our people
in their restless activity in clearing away
the forest" have been most reckless AID
wssteiul o! the rich bounty Of nature to
the United States. Timber Is rapidly be.
coming scarce and dear, but still the de.
vGsts,ion goes OF. And increasing scar.
city and enhanced cos! are not the only
bad results, as the foregoing observations
poiut out. Mil streams dry up; springs
fail; local cliustes become changed, and
tue character oil the. vegetation in some
instances is revolutioniZed. This subject
demands the sttention Of all public author
iiles having jurisdiction OF 1t.
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How TO MAKE A MUsTARD PLASTER
A mustard plaster is often handy thing
to have in house and yet few persons
know how 10 make one. Made in the or.
binary way one, Ia liable 10 blister before
it has produced the beneficial effect in
tended, whereas it should never make a
blister at all. II blister is wanted there
are better ways 10 produce It. Health and
Hons ssys no water should be used In
making a mustard plaster but il the mus.
tsrd is simply mixed with the white OF an
egg a plaster Is produced which will
draw" perfectly bu. will not blister the
skin Of an infant. As this is the season
when mustard plAsters are most frequently
needed, this fact is worth knowing
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XERYorR DERnITY.

A depressed, irritable state OF mind )
. weak, nervous, exhausted Ieellngt
no energy or AnlmatiOnI eonfntod
head, weak memory, often with de-
bIlItattng, involuntary discharges. Tia
Consequence Of GEsesles, mental oFGfSoSk or
indiseEssiona This NERVOUS DERnITT
linda sovereign eur6 ia HU3RHRETS
HOMEOPATHIC, GPE0KF1oF UufzO9.
II tones up The system, GETsss diSehArVuS, aSpelS
he mental gloom Gnd1dapoudaneysGa4 Eeiuve-
nAsa The entire system. 1t5is folilCt&S harm.
!esI End always e8Gisnt. Pneo g. lOS package
Q! Eve boTes and large q vial Of powder, which
= important in Old, serious eAses; OEal pa single
box Sold by ALL Druggists, OF Osnt By mail
o receipt OF prioe Address HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC NEDICRE,Co,
No 500 BaoADWAY, n Y sLs Est.s.ls
70. tale By Logan. List b Co.: 3. Booking;
T. Eiaaty; JGmes MuITy Reed, KrGft B Co.,
Wheeling; Ch1S Paris, v hsellng Island; james
Elliott add ANN. Mercer, BellAire, o.
febi9eotAy
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The Health Of the Cny..HInts for
Preserving It..

Preserving II.
NOTE PROM TIE HEALTH OFFICER
To The Editors OF the Iat:IIgertcE:
There Is much difference o! opinion
even among physicians, as to the exact
nature Of tho disease now prevailing in
Memphis, Nashville and other Southern
cities and towns. Whether it Is genuine
Attate ekelsra has not been determined;
nor Is i. Necessary TO determine this ques'
ton. The facts are that disease pre-
walls extensively in many places, whose
symptoms are disrrhoea, vomiting,
cramps, s., and tina: death results in
very many cssas in from few hours to
several dsya An additional undisputed
fact Is, that this disease depends very
largely upon an unsanitary condition OF
town or particular locality, and upon
the improper use OF vegetables, or the use
Of improper vegetables, together with ir--
regular living. Now what practical de-
duclions are 10 be drawn from these
plain facts! We suggest the following
and urge the immediate adoption o! these
measures r'r. 80 O
lst The public places Of the city should
be kept in good sanitary condition.
3. Private property, and especially eel:
Iars, should be thoroughly cleaned, and
disInlecied. Cellar walls should be white
washed, and lime, csrbolic acid, or a
strong solution OF coppeEas spEink!ed on
the floor, SC.
For pEivies that are offensive, copperas
Is the best disipIectant. 1t should be ire-
quantity used. Unless The case Is O very
peculiar one, the Health oflcer:will not
order the cleansing OF any more vaults,
believing thorough dIslnfecdon IS prefer
able during the hot weather.
Sd. Live tenperStely, both as regards
eating and drinking. Avoid q too tTee
use Of vegetables, and abstain totally
nom those that are not perfectly tresh
and ripe, and those which past experience
ottbs individual has taught do not agree
with him.
It Is especially necessary tbst eye!y
one who i moi in good health, should be
exceeding cautious as to dirt.
As regards the public sanitary condi-
don Of the city, will state that every
street and alley that peeded any atten-
ton has been well cleaned within the
past two weeks; but owing to imperfect
sewerage and other causes, it is impusi-
bic 20 maintain q satisfactory condition
without constant work and very grest
expenditure Of money. The cutters
could always be kept clean by len min
uteS' daily attention from the occupants
Of the neighboEiDg houses, sud,this is re-
commended Tor the good Of the people
themselves.
By giving attention to these simple
matters, 1t is believed We will escape any
epidemic Of cholera, even II ii should pre-.
vail In the country; and whether it does
or not, many lives may be thus saved.
ST.. JEPsoN, N. d,
RedLA Ofiesr.
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The Maryland Editors at Charleston.

IDIEpa;eA to the Cincinnati Time'.l
CHARLESTON, ". Va, June 1.-THE
Maryland editors were met at the Kama
wha Falls yesterday BY the BonS- G. D,
Hedric, Secretary Of State, and r w,
BVrne, Superintendent Of Schools OF West
Virgins, and q committee appointed by
the city authorities Of Charleston TO escort
the excursionists 10 this city. The party
arrived here at hali.paSt three o'clock yes
terday atleI noon, and were taken 10 the
Bale House, where 3 formal reception
was held, Mayor Snyder Of Charleston, de-
livering the welcome. Afler dinner the
party went on tour TO the salt wells and
coal mines up the KanSwhs, four miles
distant. They returned 10 the hotel at
eight o'clock In the evening. when ban.
quet was given, at which Mayor Snyder
presided. Speeches were made by Gov.
Jacob, Of West Virginia, Col. ]. J. Stew
art, Dr.. Baunbsm, Col. Smith, and Others
Of the editorial party, and Hon. Benj,
Eggleston, Of Cincinnati The party Lett
here this morning at twenty minutes past
eight o'clock by special train for Hunting
ton,
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TAXI PARTICULAR NOTICE

d.. ]. addresses al hose Vho have tLJ.y,,
SShItS WsasS min I'm boSS SS6 SSiS4 Sss,.1l
them for either business, study, society OF au
EiAgO.
These are some Of the "a and melanehoiy 0;
IIects produced BY early hGbIis Of youtk, III
Weakness Of the Back and Limbs, Paths IL Z,
ae PIIDtafI ~ p ~ HI DT ~ Sst [os
IEriabIlity, DerGnRemOnt Of The DtRes;.yy
Functions, General Debility, Symptoms Q! Coz
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THE planting Of shade trees ia the
streets is advocated by Dr.. STEPHEN
SMITH, Of the New York Health Depart
uent on account OF their disinfecting
power. They absorb the mephitic odors
which arc giving of in the greatest guam
,ity during hot summer nights. 1t is a
wel!.knowu fact that houses in mslarial
districts are protected when surrounded
with trees. To this may be added their
value as equalilsrs Of temperature and the
relief Afforded By their presence from the
dust and heat Of city.
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New Advertisements.

DURE CRAB CIDER.-75 BARRELS
l. StrietlyPGFs, in store and for IAle b.
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A CURIOUS presentiment is meutIone

A CURIOUS presentiment Is mentioned
in connection with the drowning OF three
1choolboyS at Norwalk, June Z. The day
belore the accident, DR.. Gays, an assistant
teacher, remarked to ieilow.teacher :: u
have dreamed two nights in succession
that three Of cur boys were drowned. Il
Is very foolish TO speak oft, but somehow
II hIunts me, and please have a care Il
the boys when on the water When
Charley White, the FIAT boy who reached
the house after the accident, came in
drenched with water, the doctor exclaim.
ed, "HoW bad Is itG-Rho Il drowned ~
and fell fAintinR into Whites arms.
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PAToHELoR's HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye 10 the BEsF IN ran
woRLD-Ferfectly Harmless, Reliable, and In
loul T1ntL no unpleasant odoE. The genuine
W =. Bachelors hRir Dye produces TNAEDI.
ATELY q SPLENDID Black Ir Natural Brown.
Does lot stain tae skIn, Sut leAves the hair
lean rot and Beautiful. The only safe and
Bond street, New YORK. jIn27eodLW
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Obstacles to Marriage.

HIPPT RE1IEY toR YorNe Nh from the eSectS
oi ErrorS 9nd Abuses In early hfe Manhood
restored. lmpediment8 70 Marriage removed
New method Of treatment NOV and remarkable
remedies. Books and Circulars sent tree in
teA,cd envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSO
CITATION, No ! south Ninth St, PtNGdOlphiA,
Pa ,-an Institution bGTtnR high EepItation GoI
Honorable conduct and professional skin
m1r45dGw
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TIE steubeDville papers complain be-
cause the boys swim dogs in the reservoir
from which the city draws Its water sup
ply. The steubenville press is too iastid.
ious. Boys will be boys. q.
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RuoD8.
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: ENDORSEMENTS OF THK PRESS,
The many Thousands enred at thu elt1bA,l
m6nt within ths l8St twenty ye1IB, md hO Lzs
eFoQS Important Surgical Operations performs;
By DI. Johnston. Witnessed by the Fsporte't ..
TIE 6UH, and many other papers, notices g
which NOD agGln and ARi4n before he psi
lie, hoai6o8 hls ot8nding - 8 PantlEmAnoi thE
1ctef Ind responsibility, 4 Z BuGeient ESA:Ga''
to The amieted.- 80
SKIN diseases SpeOdIy cured jail
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A STRIKING instance Of the improper
use Of postal caldS Il where = bank uses
them 10 notify It's customers when their
noteS ara 10 be paid, A bank has no
moro right 10 disclose the business afISirs
Of itS customers in this way than It vould
have 10 advertise them In the newspapers
Or INST them in the streetS.-BaE0E Id
O.It,o.
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By WIN. 2 HUBB ARD, their Attorney.
jel9
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THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1873.

R1rovAt--The Business once OF the ISTE1r
LisESeEa has ben removed to the lowss aooF,
lh1os door east Of former qaA'terS, Quincy
sres,, between Main And Market, 1t being the
eorugrooa nezt he ArcyJ where the pop!etoFS
wlhs hsppy TO SEQ and serve their friends and
batpopa
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HEALTHY DIGESTION.

Al
LIE lie rendered miserable when the digestive
orpGrl arc ippaiFtd. Food becomes FepalBIve
the body emaeIlled; the mind depressed Ant
melancholy broodS oVeF you. Turn VDGTIA
BLE LIvEI PuLS 10 the remedy for 6eSe eTilG
they produce sound digestion: creates GOOD Gp
peute, imparD reireshing sleEp and eheSnuneai
Of mind.
DR. TUFTS HAIR DYR Is HARMLESS.
ApSAod
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s. L. Jtp'on, NJ D., Wheeling, v. Va:
DEAR sR-In answer to yours oil the
11th inst, l can say that the disease pre-
yailing here called cholera, is not, 50 lar as
! can learn, ASiAtic cholera. II rather Is
an aggravated type Of cholerA morbus,
proceeding from the imprudent use Of
vegetables very abundant in our markets
for weeks past, and no doubt stimulated
into more active, detrimental effect by
our weather, which has been close, cloudy
and rainy for weeks-not all the time, but
large part Of il The disease yields 10
treatment readily, Il taken care Of 10 its
early stages. Its not unusual for some
thing similar to occur, less violently
though, about this time annually.
Respectfully for the Mayor,
J. q. ERE1IGH, CarE.
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SALE
OF 46a ACRES
Valuable Short Creek Land!
THURSDAY, June te, 1873
ON THE PREMISES.
ON THE PREMISES.

In pursuance Of decree entered By the Ct1.
cult Court Of Ohio County, WOat Virginia on the
1871 day Of Nay, 1873. In the ChApeery c41Se IN
aid Court pending wherein K1llAh Marlin,
GrG defendintS, ! ahAll, a. special Commissioners
mined IN 1Gld dOIee, o6er 81 p1ble SAle, on
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EEP IT IN YOUR HOUSE.
HR1FTs DLARRHEA C0APO UND

A Gafs, SIRE dsd EpSsdy Car for DIAHhea,
DysenIsry, holsrA NorbuS, sumner Complaint,
&C. This medicine 10 uSsd and endorsed By >
greater number Of p9ople than GEy Other psepSr'
Etioa ever introduced. No eURI, 10 PAY.
McCAbR, KRAFT 4 Gu, PropTIet0NA
nyI9 wheeling, ", Va
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For Sale or Rent,
THE RESIDENCES
HANNIBAL FORBES, Esq
ON FOURTH ST, MAR MONROE,

Eitheg with or without the Furniture. House
cOntAin9 cellars and Is room; With az the
modem improvements. TeEma wiz b made pETT
cay. Would rent portion Of Il to AEmAN fam.
u. brR6iJd trada foe other elty property. -
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