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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-29
CHURCHES.


A FRICAN ". E--Fourtecnth street, between
~ Wallnt and Cedar streets: services Sabbath II
q. ~. and $50 p. IA; Sunday Schoo! Bop IN.
CHRISTIAN Eighteenth street. meeting Sab.
y BATH i0:30p. m; preaching occasionally.
CHURCH or THE REDEEMER-tE Episcopal
Y Fourteenth street; Morning prayers (sghbath)
1910 a. m; evening prayers, 1.3l y. ~, sabbath
'cAoCl a, m. Rev -. }, Di.lOn.Lee Rector.
I'IRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
i Preaching at 1920 a. m, 3 =. M aid : ~ p. N.
sabbath school u $50 ,. IN Rev. y. }, shores,
pastor
7 LUTHERAN Thirteenth street, services Sab
Il bath i a. m and 7.3p - M. sunday rcLool ga.
~. Rev Duclschher uartor.
NJ ElHODIST-Cuf Eighth and Walnut streets /;
wi Preaching Sabbath 1880 g. ~ ana Z p. IN. Z;
prayer meeting Wednesday - =. m: sunday
school, 3p. N, Rev. a. = Morrison, pastor
DRESBYTERlAN- Eighth .,rcci: preaching on
! sabbath al II Ia q IN. and 10, r un: prayer
meeting "Wednesday on 80 p. n; ~guauy school
O. . NJ. Rev 3 7. George pastor.
= ECoND FREEWlLL BAPTIST Flhecr,h
y street, between Walnut and Cedar streets; scr-
vice. sabbath ~ and $50 p. ~
Ct PN'S-tR0msu ra,hplicI Conner Cross
- aud Walnut streets; services ~s'uaia 1899 q.
o.. sunday school at2 p. IN. Ny.P,.- . >. M; ser
vice. every day AZ y. IA.
q PATRCKS-tR Roman Catholic Corner Ninth
- stree; aud Washington avenue; services sab.
rath and 30 o. M; NurpcT- 2 =. NJ SaHaar school
y. IN; services every Cay q; =. 90. NV. I. HG".
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-29
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
City Officers.

City Officers.
Gyor-lionTy Winter
TreafurcrB, +. Parker.
Llcrk-J Il. Phis
counselor WIN. Il, Gilbert.
harshal-C. d. Aricr.
Attomcy-W q. McGcc
Police Magis,rate--J j Bird
BOARD or ALDERMEN.
firtt Wsrd-GcO. Yocum, VIM O'CGliahnn.
Second Ward-WoOd RittenhOuse, n. D. Thistle
WOOD.
Third Wsrd-W =. Wright John Wood.
Fourth NGrd-Charlrs q. Pater, d. j. FOLEY
FIN Ward-T W. Halliday, Chas. Lancaster.
County Officers.
Circuit Judgr--O. 4. Ilarkcr.
Circuit CLERK j. A. Reeves.
County Judgc-R :. IOcum,
County Clerks j llumm.
County Attorney-W, &. Muikey,
Comfy IrAsurcr-A s. j. Alden.
ShcTif-John Hodges,
IOrOncr-R, ritZgera.C.
-, Coany Commiss'oncss-T W. Halliday, NJ. Y
E.OWu. samuel Brilcy.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-29

"HAcKMErAcK" popular and fragrant
perfume. Sold by Barclay Brothers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-29
NEGErINE
NEGE TINE
Cured Her.
yEGErINE

Dr. II r. STEVENS '''' ~
Dea' Sri must state that your Nrgctmc de-
srtVes TO De called Il valuable blood purifier reno
l4tor and InyigOratOr of the whole system Nv
WE suffered for length Of time with SCrona Sore
4h tne leg She took several bottles of Vegctinc.
~, NE results were surprising; II cured her while all
'he 'u''hor remedies failed TO give satisfaction
rt, Respectfully, y f. TRICK.
Know the above 10 b. true
HENRY WERTHEIMER.
Druggist and Apothccay, l39 Monmouth st.
+, iSLtNE, For Graduating all impurities Of the
plVoW rom ne system 1t has equal 1t has nev.
~ i"leu 10 effect cure giving tone and strength to
INC system dcbilitatcd by disease.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-29

LYONS black silks, best brand known, At
N o. HAvrnoRxs.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-25
HOW THE WATER IS CLEANsED.

First the water passes down through
four inches of assorted Marine Gravel,
then tn rough eight inches of Patent
White Willow and Animal Charcoal ;
then ascends twelve inches through
Fresh Water Sand and Marble Dust;
then descends again through twelve
inches of Charcoal.
The Filter, with all its tubes, is made
of Terra Gotta, and Is SO arranged that
all the filtering material can be re-
moved and repacked entirely with new
material, at trihing expense.
They are manuiactu' u in two sizes
viz: The Family Sizf to contain four
gallons, and the Otiit Size, to contain
two gallons. of filtered Hater. The Fam
lily Size will filter TIL fty and the Office
size fifteen gallons OF water in twenty
four hours.
In Oakland alone there are about five
hundred of these filters now in use, CIV
ing perfect satisfaction, and tes'imoni,
al from the owner of each one can be had
at any time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-25

MISCELLANEOUS.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Hygienic Filter
........ AND ...,."..
wv ssteBspsG Go oler.
-ss9ess sts5s,s

This invention places within the reach
of every family the means OF procuring
pure bud wholesome water. 1t will re-
move all decayed animal, vegetable or
thoroughly cleansing and also cooling
the water ,by reason of its being made OF
porous pottery. TO a degree healthier and
pleasanter to drink than ice water.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-25
Killed by the sioux.

Kii.ed by the sioux.
CHICAGO, July 2sd.-The Tri-
bune's Fort Peck, Montana, special
says: Joseph Lambert, well
known Interpreter and scout, was,
with his wife and four children,
killed on the Goth inst. by the
Sioux. Three other persons, who
were returning with him from the
Yankton Camp, were also killed,
and one little girl was taken pris.
oner.
Latest from Generas Grans.
CHICAGO, July 22i.-A Journal
Washington special says: A gentle
man of this city received q letter
from General Grant by the last
mail, which ia dated on the road to
Pekin, May Goth. In that letter he
mentioned October 1st "a the date
of his arrival In San Francisco. He
said nothing of going to Australia
and the Sandwich ISLANDS, and of
not returning home until after the
Republican National Convention
had been held. Another mail is
expected from him on Thursday,
the steamer from Hongkong, with
mail from that place to June Goth,
having arrived at San Francisco on
Thursday last.
CrushiDs Defeat OF the Zsius.
LONDON, July %. 1t is said the
Government has information that
Lord Chelmsford has defeated the
Zulus, infiicting immense loss.
LONDON, July 23.-In the House
of Commons to-day the Govern
ment announced the receipt of a
telegram, dated Cape Town, July
SLh. stating that Lord Chelmsford
remained in camp till the afternoon
of July Sth, awaiting the surrender
of the cannon and 1000 rifles cap
tured by the Zulus at I-andula
These not arriving he advanced and
was attacked in the open country
by 5000 Zulus, who fed under the
heavy fire of the British. Lord
Chelmsford then advanced and de-
stroyed Ulundi. Zulu loss, 800. The
British lost ~ killed and SO
wounded.
A battle was fought July 4th.
The Zulus, variously estimated at
from ten to twenty thousand, sur
rounded the British troops, who
formed a hollow square on all four
sides. After the Zulus were broken
by British fire, they were pursued
aud utterly routed.
Lord Chelmsford burned and de-
stroyed all the military kraals, and
returned to his camp the same
evening.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-25

ment as tending merely to create
bad feeling needlessly and to stu
pendously advertise Coney leland
hotels.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-25
FOR WAY PORTS.

Plans of steamers cabins at agents ONCE
where berths may be secured.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-25
Coming South Going North

Both steamships call at Port Har1ord
(SanLuisO )and Santa Barbara. On
the down trips they stop at Anaheim
Landing, for freight only.
BS-The steamers leaving San Francisco
July 3, and San Pedro July 2, touch at
Santa Cruz and Monterey.
n%Passengers for san Francisco take
the train for Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 3.45 O'Clock p. NJ, Los An
geles time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-25
Morning kilograms.
Passengers Goimg snusb.

MoJAvE. July 24.-Miss II Cart.
wath, two Sisters of Charity, Mrs
w e Park, Joe Redona, Mrs f j
Lower, Mrs ] Debman.
rhe Sno trnnc,seO waiting N atch.
SAN Francisco, July 23.-At II
O'Clock last night the six days wO-
mems walking match was ended.
aud the Diamond belt given to
Madame Exilda La Chapelle. The
scOra was as follows:
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-25
BLACKwOOD'S
Edinburgh MAGAZINE E

The British Quarterlies give o the roader
well-digested information upon the great
events In contemporaneous history. and con.
tain mastery criticisms on all tlIat n fresh
and valuable in literature. as well az sum-
mary of the triumphs of science and art.
The wars likely to convulse all Europe will
form topics for discussion. ths> will be
treated with a thoroughness and ability no.
where else to be found. Blackwood's Maya
zine is fomous for stories, essays and sketch.
es of the highest literary merit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-05-10
State News,

Al the meeting Of thu Maine Historical So
eiety next week in Portland, papers will be
read by the Hon. Israel Washburn. on the
disputed northwestern boundary bv Judge
Godfrey on the life and public services by
the late Gov. Kent: and by William Gooli
ESQ upon Sir William Philips and hi. biog-
raphers.
Edward A., son of II. b. Baker of Bingham
on hl' 10Th birthday weighed 1915 lb. and
stood It. - inches in stockings.
The depofits in the Eastport Savings Bank
increased some $4,000 during the last six
months. \ good showing for the hard times
Mr.. A. II. Fletcher Of this town purchased
1900 bushels of potatoes Tuesday. They
came from Scion, Bingham. Norridgewock
Mercer and other towns. Tho prices maid
were 50 cents for whites, 30 cents for prolifcs
and 60 cents for early rose skopheoa,
Reporter.
Michael Fahey, recently committed TO iail
by order Of MFR. Boardman, as Judge of Il e
police court, after the new court had been
established, has sued the Judge for false im-
prisonment. II was entered at the recent
term Of court, and will go up 10 the full
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bench. Ii will undoubtedly settle the que.
ton as 20 who is, or is not. Judge of the po-
lice court of Belfast Belfast .Iopya0L
young man and woman were married in
Bucksport recently. Ii turned out after
wards that the term of the justice who per-
formed the ceremony, had expired. The
groom then proposed to the bride 10 be re-
married. hut she protested she had had
enough of double blcsscdness. and left him
mournful.
The Lewiston journal says that Il few days
since fellow named Thompson. belonging IN
South Durham, got very much lnebrlat' Il ana
drove his team down the Lisbon shore of the
Androscoggin to the ferry at South West
Bend The ferry boat was on the Durham
side. but the inebratc concluded that he
would not wait. Accordingly he drove hi
horse into the river and was soon floating
down stream. The horse and wagon sank
to rise no more. The cold water bath so
sobercd the driver that he swan over to the
Durham side.
Auburn shoe shipments are falling off lit
tie as is usual at this time of year. The to-
tai shipments this week are | .222 cases against
l.4I9 eases last week and 900 eases during
the corresponding week of last year MesSrs.
VI. Crafts & Co. have shut down. The sea-
son for heavy goods is over, but manufactur-
ers of light goods have all they can do yet.
The Portland Advertiser says that broad
side containing the dying declaration of
James Buchanan and three others, executed
July ., l77S, for the murder of VIM. Spoon
er. was found in trunk at the residence at
the late Crispus Graves Of Decring.
Intelligence was received in Sherman last
Tuesday that Mr.. Edwin Curtis of that town
was drowned in California. He leaves wife
and two small children who now reside in the
town. and who intended to start in few
weeks for California. tn reside.
Charles \. Hartman, the noted walkist,
gave an exhibition of his powers last Satur
dav evening in Belfast. He was accompanied
about the hall by Eugene }. Jcnnys of Sears
port. The Progressive Age thus speaks of
Hartman :--"Charles \. Hartman is tall
thin, Young man with light hair, blue eyes
and little strip of side whiskcr alongside
each ear. He is Of Irish descent a native of
Whiteficld in this State, but has lived mostly
in Auburn; he is about 81 years of age He
has walked more or less since 1873. l.. st
year he won the championship of America at
New York at II 30 hour contest, at which
time he walked 100 miles in - hours and -
minutes. the first 100 of which he accom-
plishrd without stopping-an unprecedented
feat. In the recent International Match az
New York, he made $50 miles in IT, six days
coming out third in the race. Hartman is
a square walker, and quite "A gentlemen both
on the track and of it,"
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STATE OF MAINE

kENNEBEC SS.-BodId Of county Commission
cis, iprH Session, 1879.
ON the foregoing Petition, satisfactory evidence
having been received that the Petitioners are rcspsn-
slr and ought TO b" heard touching the matter SIT
forth IN said Petition, 1t l. ORDERED, that thirty
days previous notice be given, that the County Com
missioner. will meet NJ the house of Henry HUFF,
in belgrade, on "wednesday. the fourth day of june
next, at ten O'Clock a. NJ: and thence proceed TO
view the route mentioned in said Petition, and i'm,
medaiely afterwards hear the parties and their wit.
ncssr,, and then take such further measures In the
premises rs may be adugrd proper. siid notice to be-
given by ser Ing an Htested copy of said Petition and
Hcgradc, and by posSng ny such copies In three
public places In said town, aud by publishing the
SAINT ia the kennebcc journal, public newspaper
printed in said County that all persons and corpora.
lions interested may attend and be heard if they
think proper.
Attest: WIN. VI. STRATTON. Clerk.
\ true copy of the Petition, and order of Court
thereon. Attest: ~ vi. SlRAI1ON, CLERK.
:,Nl1
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WHAT WE OWE THE ETNA,

Familiar 70 business men rs i the nau, ofthe III.
na FIRE Insurance, Co. ii Hartford, few if any have
ever considered the important part IL has sustained in
the Development of This country, the aid aud comfort
it has rcud, rcd its entire business interest and
The hoaNy debt IF gratitude the country owes ii in re-
turn by il pledges of indemnity tens Of thousands
al orr husinr>N men, have been enabled 10 undertake
and cohdi successfully enterprises of all degrees of
ma1riud,, unsupported h. which no prudcut man
would for muni,nt have considered. Thousand.
upon thousands OF Iik, il has assumed for ourcntcr.
prsing people since it, organizations " hic no indi.
Nidua could have carried, and no could have been
iounG VINO would iurni-h ~ much capital and thea,
-taud "nd 20 guarantee against the porils of lir,
ana water - ihi> great corporations Look ut il
ORD organized in june, l>lg with capital stock
SlJo+t ihis was increased to S.0U,WNO in 1>49 aud
II lSjI 10 SbD,dh. Is assets were then S17>1a. In
49, its capital wa, doubled making it Sl.uo0,NO.
With assets of l.JUi>>. In lNiD $4,000 more was
added 10 it, capital, and in lsGi il again ncrcas
~ To S2,2Juoo, its assets then being s3.sUgiI0. n.
1865 its capital was advanced to s3@D,ooO its asset,
then being sfi9>.loo Five later (is1 y its a.
>.- had reached so loO,jG. Then cane In, hica.o
fire, which made heavier call upon the .Ftna than,
any fire insurance company has sustained since the
w"rh began, 81, 200. t2:, was ,hc amount the
lima alone contributed to rebuild Chicago and
enable is business men to resume their business and
start atic.l. More than 70 companies failed in this
nrc alone, but the Etna built shaniy the burnt
district before the bricks we've colo, and paid every
loss against them As fast as presented sight Not
a yearlater cane the Boston fire and LOSSES To the
.Etna amounting To l.GOi .:}i9 which were promptly
paid. The records of Me Insurance furnish no
ia. allcl. since it, organization il has received in
premiums IN round numbers Ssuot0.OUO ard las paid
SJ0VtnUo l0I losses and in div ite, stock and cash
sl3'po"'O"'. ~ calial Is now ot"","', ald by
recent act of the Legislature permit given TO in
crease III. to s5,oo,Uo Is present assets are
S6,oli ll...9, being the largest in the United
states Its totai liabilities are but sl,sGS,.
t>N -, while its gross surplus in favor Of poll
cy holders l. S5,Of5. 1881 and its stock sells
al s3.2j and upwards. The lEtna takes risks upon
good manufacturing and mercantile property dwell.
nSs ana contents, churches, school and college build
ing, AT equitable rates. Call on address Geo. T..
Macombcr, Agent, Market square. Augusta, Me-,
who also represents Springfield, Hanover, North
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To the hon. COart az County Comnissioners Joy
the comfy 81 keHHehsr 10 be hoiirH at .fagustG,
in soM county, on me third Taesdag Of dprH
1879:
IItMBLl shows that town way from A. f.
IL Faughts house and ending at or near Ieury
HUI S house in said town, would be- of great public
benefit and enicncc that the Selcctmcn of said
town, after notice and hearing of the parties have
laid out such way, Viz. from said Faugh's house TO
one rod to said Hum land, the way named in
the petition to said >elrcnen, and reported the
same 10 the town al "A public meeting of the nhabi.
tants, duly notified and warned, yet the town has
unreasonably refused Ia allow and approve said town
way laid uut by the >electmen afor,s aid and to put
the same on record. Wherefore, your petitioners,
considering themselves aggricsed by such delay and
refusal pray that your liomors would agrceably To
law III such made and provided accept and ap.
prove said town way, aud direct the same to be- duly
recorded. Dated at Belgrade. April I2th, is.v.
(>igncd.) HENRY HUFF and ten others.
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lfgal advertisements.
District Court Of the United States. District
of Maine.
YV7HfS Is To GIVE NOTICE INN , ,..,;,;a ,
In the matter Of
Joseph /. True, la

'VF'IITI 7. n T,nukllufrV
BANKRUPT. J
FV7IIiS l. To GIVE NOTICE fhnt 81 u.,i,;o,, L.
L been presented To the Court, this 2ith d.y ot
March, lsp, by Joseph l.. True of Benton in mid III
trct Bankrupt, pray ing that he NAV b. deemed Ia
have iull discharge from all his debts proynble nm
der the bankrupt Act, and upon Il aiding said urii
ton, '" r''i-
In Is ORDERED by the ourt that a hearing IN, bo !
upon the same on the first Monday of June A ID
e'o before the court in Portland in said district
~ ~ clock \. w. and thar notice ther, of be nrb
seu III the DAILY kennebcc journal and the Bang0r
ME mn,g ana fourier. newspapers printed in aid
80, a. picr week Tor three successive weeks and
hcai"h To be thirty da;s at l,a, before the d,r If
nearing anu that all creditors ho have proved iL,ir
u.o ana othtr persons in interest NAV nnrenr a,
shd iiine aud place, aud show cu,,s. If ,lv ~ s
nave why the prayer of said Tctitnn ,hn,Id ~ ~
granted. WIN /, rpEpIui S'oui" not DE
,hrk of District Court for ,nid pis,,i.,
faprS- l5-22- &wapg W. SUI" 'isiiict.
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The Extraordinary Success

that thi, food has attained in this country he sales
of which aggregate much all other i'uds com.
bncd) is due to lis intrinsic merit, containing IL 1t
does All the elements essential 20 growth and repair
either in the infant or invalid. 1t has b3en demon
STRAIT, that multudes Of infants have been slowly
starN ing at period OF infancy when deN clopcncnt
add growth are 80 remarkably active because of in
ability of mothers to furnish the necessary nutrnrnt
ON account Of over,taXing the nervous system. aud
by prolonged lactation, thus lowering the standard
Of hcalth in both.
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lfgal ADVERTISEMENTS.
STATE OF MAINE.
II;hA>TREE's OFFICE,
Augusta, .turil II, lssp.

TVPoN the following townships or tracts of land
I not liable to he taxed any town, the follow
ing assessments for county tax of ls7v made
by the County Commissioners of renubscot County
On the tlId day of Alril ls.9:
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Courts OF Insolvency

Courts OF Insolvency.
~ vcHcy, will he held at The Pfoia q Onlce, IN
augusta on tie &c, ont and fourth MONDAYS in
each month at t"oo clock in the afternoon, until
9th, W isc orLe ed.
H.K. BAKER, Judge.
CHARLES fIgwlSs. Register.
Nov, /, ls1s. iSwlf
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" Instruct ri pfI.'S ,rrifJ
Assuihpsit on account annexed for n,oc,,;s g.
r.lurnablc to said April I,ru ' - '-'''
hiAN bLANE, Attorneys 10 plaintiff
'rne copy OF the order Of Court with ub.trnr, u,
800 ''Ni 'lh.
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MN RICH BLOOD ,

PnrsOns Purgaiive PilIs make New Rich
Blood, aud viii completely change the blood in III,
entire system in tller months. Amy person who will
TAX" pill each night from to II week. NAV lee re-.
stored 10 snuId health, il such thing be possible
>oni by mail for letter stamps I. =. JOHNSON
d co.. Bangor. Me. apg.{lw
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NM. L. PREBLE,
apr.li:lv ""'' i"I SAN District.
~ NhhEf' S. superior Court, Anil Tern

1s19. ''ur'' Ni'ii Term
FRANCIS }. DAY Al.v..0s,,n lam,
NJ now ON suggestion to Tia. tourt th.t os.o.
\ LORD, the defendant, nj the limo ar ~
S'Nioe "' me witt aas not an inhultaut of ~ =
state, and had no tenant agent or ,tt,r, VI ~
me same that his goods or estate have ,t,n
III, s 1c'i"'' and thai he has had no notice Of ,,,J
IL ", q. t"',tht, ~ Is ORDERED, that MOTTO, ~
' lhnehcl OF this suit be given tn, saii defn,,,
~ an atttNt,d copy of this order tng.tI,r
"i,n an "psiihct ct the planiih writ three w,,ls
successfully in the kcnap.,.r iourna ' 49,
In'".'n a. NnEn>'h, III the County OF kenn,L,c II
is' Pm"'"hioh 10 hc not lie tLan thirty ,luvs M,
l"'. tn' h'N team of his Count 10 Ia, lnd,u
~ augusta Nilln AID for H., County of k,nn,h'c
on t' second Tuesday ofJgnc IS:g that said d,t,,S
suit, If hc shall see caii,. ~ "'i l" sal"
Attest; WIN NJ SITUATION. Cl.,l
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District Court ofthe United States. District
Of Maine.
In the mat;ernf
David Careill,

David targill, In Rnnlr,,,
Bankrupt
INflS l. TO GIVE Notice that n ,ctition h,. -,
- Presented to the Court. this 2iih oay of March
i 49, =. bWlu afgill of East Lh.rmore I'm soiJ
nsulc'' bankrupt PRAYING that Ia, may h. ,.c,,.i
=" ha' I'M ls"iaIge from all his debts, proyulle
under ''r bankrupt Act and upon r,ading sniJ ~.
IT II ORDERED by the curt that II l,,arin, Il. ha
upon i 'ne sait' ON the first Monday Of June A. H.
- ~ uiulI 'ie ourt ia Portland, in said Disrjct
~ ~ CLOCK y ~, and that notice tl.r,of IN. n,J
n nn.d IN III. lewiston Weekly Gazette md H.
ial,i kehncbee journal newspapers mined IN
sa'i bistlct once week for three successive
ohd once in the Weekly kenn.bec ln,rrai'
NE ms, lHbh'aioh to be- thirty days at hast b,",e
""i ~ h''ifihg ana thai all creditors who huNc
aP"ar ut said time and place, and .how cnn,, if o,,y
,n'. nave WI! the prale said Petition sbouId ny,
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Nfm advertisements.
NATIONAL LIFE

j. the title Ht a new Pamphlet OF - pages. VI con-
tains the hugrap, 81 all the Presidents offhc nited
States from Washington 80 Have, with their pur.
traits ~ IN all eugras,d expressly for this woi K.
also Z portraits "i amadGn notnbitic-. The Ma.
ioHal Life will hc sent 10 address hv mail Ons q.
ccipt of ct. >iamp. Address II Il. STENENS. Boz.
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