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, 1879-03-14

Forging teleEralns Is somewhat dangerous
business, but 1t Ia perhaps a mistake to suppose
that the loss causcd by them must accrue solely
to tue sender Or receiver, Tho Baltimore dmeri-
can cites case, the tendency Of which ls to
show tat'thu telegraph company which trans-
sntts such tispatch ia responsible for the das1l-
aga caused BY IL. "Some years stnce,'' It says,
tn dispatch waB Beut to Afcssrs- IALI-
uARTRN d C.., of New York, aligned
WILLIAM FISHER & Son, Baltimore "a
singular coincidence In nan,csl, which
ordered tho sale Of several Thousand shnres Of
Marietta g. Cincinnati stock. Tlls market waa
similarly lemorofzcd, but upon the receipt Of
the first telegraphic report Of what sales had
bucu made by the New York firm the Baltimore
housp prglnptly notified. their friends that some
thing was wronr The New York Stock En-
change took tlsu matter 1,p, ofTerod q reward OF
SlU,00O for tic discovery ot the forgcr and Ills
accomplIgcs, md canceled atl transactions based
upon tho or1cr. No one was ever publicly
identified with the crime, but by many 1t was
said that the criminals were discovered, mud that
prosecution was abandoned becauBo OF the high
position OF some Of tho Accompllces In tho trats-
action, tllc object Of which was, Of course, tho
depression OF Marietta & Cincinnati stock by
bcar clique" In this case tho Telegraph COM
pany acknowledged Its liability, and offered to
Btn,.d the loss caused by tho transaction; but
as the New York Exchange declared nil salcs OF
there was no loss, aud the Company WAS re-
1icvcd.
, 1879-03-14

Mr.. j. ?. CoLL1En's alleged discovery Of d
new play BY S1lAKsrEAIg is good to this extent,
That the play alluded to-"A Warming for Fatre
Women ''-urltloubtcdiy does contain passages
TINT wcre written br slAKspEanR. But Mr.
COLLIER Is mistaken In supposng tint ho Is
tho iirst person to connect tic namo OF s,iAK-
rRAnn with the play in question. ]. W, III.
Glpns writes to tho AthtaRam. In which Mr..
Col.L1En's communication On tho subject ap-
pcarrd:
I!,e Into Mr.. 1stemAnD s.MrsoN. in tho arst In
atAllmont Of As "sch0ol Of 6ElAKaPEAnE" ga
l.arum Tor London. etc.. LUNaAAN. lB73,, Inon-
t!oncd tho Warning. with some other plays 70
hs included In h!s ..schoo as fairly attributable
to tho part authorship Of SnAKarEAtlE. And tlyu
years later br. sMr10N emphasized tho Idea In h1s
completion Ut thu '.School Of SHAKESPEARE" two
volumes, .poalhtmously .pub!ishod, CHArTo q
WtHpus. 1H7a, by ruptlnttng thu entire play. with
much evidence connecting" It With s,tAxspgAnE
s rahab1y ono Of tic poets but lttts valued IT.
fosta OF 1noro managerial ''adaptutaon." Follow
L. J. FunSlyALL brIaE nut thu two posthumoua
volumes just mentioned, have tnereiu ycntnsad 10
compare passages In tic ''WarnlnX" with pas.
sAges In ''Macuoth," g." etc., anu one. at least, OF
these comparisons IL ldcntlcal with onn Of thoso
Mr. ColL1EN clRtms to have nude for tho first
tina.
, 1879-03-14

THE Ro1AL MAhHIA0E,
If1nco ARTHUR DaRo OF oonhanght, son
or Queen VICTORIA, born May !, lS5o, croated
Duke OF uonnausht III 1874, was married
yostorday to tho Fr1ncoss LOUISE, daughter
OF Prince FREDERICK CHARLES OF Germany,
tlola Alarshal III tue dortnan nrmy3 born July
~, lsoo, anu betfothed to Pflnco Arthur
May l0, 1873 Tho bridegroom now las five
brothers and sisters marr'od,- d,-Pr'ncess '1o-
Tonh to Prince FREDERICK WILLIAM, tho
l1tnco OF "a'os 10 Ing ff1neoas ALEXANDRA,
fr'nce ALFRED to tue trand duchess MARIE
OF 4tuss'n, Lilo fr'ncess HELENA to Prince
CHRISTIAN, md tho Princess Lou1sE to tho
marquis OF Aofae; anu thero yet remain 10
DO married princo LEOPOLD afad tho Princess
BEArRfoE- Tie bride Inns two Bistcrs tho
Prlncess AlARIE, married to Frlnco HESpn1K
OF thu Notl!or!ands, tho Princess EI1zAnErH,
married to ps'nco AUGUST hereditary Grand
Duke OF oldonblrg, md Quo brother, Prince
Fn1Epn1cn LEOPOLD, who, being but years
OF agc' can hardly DO expected to entertain
Roslous thoughts OF matrimonial alliances.
Tho marriage appears to havo boon emil
nonsly successful anu attractive IN all ita
surroundings Inc sRios sm'tod auspsclously
upon tho young pair, which is d good doal
tor London skies to TO. Tho procession WIS
long and gorgeous one, anu oven tho 1aat
man IN 1t was cheerod to tho echo by tho
jubi'aut multitudes who throngod tho streets.
There was great profusion Of tapostry, ban-
nors, and fiowers, and thu costumes of silk
nnd satiu, trimmed with raro laces and blaz-
, 1879-03-14

TIE C1oAOo Tn1nrNK has tstabltSicd branch ofiees
for the rcccpt Of subscriptions and advertisements N
f0tlow1.
NEW YoNK-Room 70 Tribune Building r. T. Nc.
FADnEN. Manager.
rAls. Frnnrc-No. 10 fun do Ia Grange. 1latelcrc.
ii. MAILER, Agent
L0SDUN. Eng.-AmcEican Exchange. 40 Strand.
HENRY r. HtLtla. Agent.
BAN FRANCISCO. Cal -rAlacc Hotel.
WASHINGTON D. C.-f3lu street.
, 1879-03-14

The st. Louis Giobt. Democrat wants to have It's
native city anuo1cd to Illinois. This ia evident
]y base attempt to borrow ous State Fa'r for
tho next census. st. Louis will need several
fairs on tlnt occasion, II she is going to beat
Chicago,
, 1879-03-14

Snd stories ara told about tic state of affairs
in Memphis. III addition TO tho financial ruth
Of tl.a city and the public health, evury man III
tho city who can do 10 Is begging, saving an.l
scrapLng money together with which 10 get
away next summer, when It is fcarad The
yclow-favor will rage agaiu with rcdoublcl
fury.
, 1879-03-14

Tho testimony at tho Coroner's inquest
yesterday upon tho body of DAVID O'Ng1I1,
who 'Yas shot by m nssasa,n on tho night Of
Fob. 20, and diod Of lis wounds last ,Yetlncs.
day, pointed to TuoMAs Ellis, tho man ill.,
der suspicion, rs tic porpetrator If the
dastardly deed. Flo Inns been hold without
bail on tho charge of murder.
, 1879-03-14

A bill to provont treating Inns beon intro
dnced In the House at Springfield. It is
proposed to attach n penalty of from St to
915 to tho pornicions practice of "set.ing
up tho drinks all nround," tho proceeds Of
tho fines to go to tic School Fund while
candidates for Office may DO fined $50 or
Imprisoned twenty days for offering to trcn.
their constituents.
, 1879-03-14

CHARLES II. BELL has been appointed BY
Gov. pnEscoTr ns United States Senator from
New Hampshiro ut tho extra session of Cou-
grcss to fill the vacancy caused by tho ex-
piration Of Senator WAp1E1uns term.
, 1879-03-14

Mr. 0'LEANY ruined bis System by leaning up
against too many mahogany counters and trying
to sec men over them. He looked through
gtnsses dtmly. Let this be warning to youth
full pedestrians.
, 1879-03-14

In canvassinF the chances Of the candidates
for the Speakorship, 1t will bo well to roInoulber
that Afr. RANDALL's caso was EIvun up before
by many generous correspondents, mud yet lie
afterwards proved to be III easy winner,
, 1879-03-14

a fow brief weeks ago nobody would have
said that ZAon Cl1ANpLEH was likely to nuke Il
speech 1T to live In tho school renders by the
side Of DANIEL. WrnsTE1s's ald PArN1CK 1lEN-
RY's eloquent uttcranccs. But he las done it,
, 1879-03-14

Tie interior still fcebly defends TALMAaR,
mud reprints another Of ls SERMONS from
secular newspaper. hut IL evidently has less
zcu! III this cause thau formerly. Itis beginning
to hear. no doubt, fron aotne Of the members Ut
tho respectable antl conservative Presbyterian
Church. to whom tic pulpit ant!cs of TA1MAaR
are sImp1a blasphcmy.
, 1879-03-14

Nit. uAEsrEAp explains that hohas not desert
cd SHERMAN for CHANDLER. IIe IL only pro-
poang variety Of names with vlew to flood
Ing tho onc-mau movement. For military
President, ho thinks Pitt SHERIDAN would DO
better tllan anybody olso who las bcon mcn-
tl0ncd.
, 1879-03-14
LIBEL.

seR1KoTlELp,' Ill.,. March t3.-The trial OF the
libel suit OF James T. maggie, late State friutcr
Expert, Va. The State AeaEstsr Company, began
In tic bauRamon Circuit Court to4lay. Magic
sues Tor s33 ,0N damages, because Of the publt-
cation Of articles charRing him with drawing pay
for days when be rendered. no service, and with
makIug false certificates ~ 10 the humber Of
dava nj saryLsa ~ Erintar Exnart-
, 1879-03-14

teottOn ABalnRt rlVot.N0od8 lnan eArtu em.
baukmenlB ever can bo matte.
TAXING MORTGAGES IN ILLINOIS,
Senator WuIT1Na hns offered bill in the
Legislature which it is announced "is de-
signed to prevent double taxation On real cs-
tate" 1tprovidos for tho taxation Of mort
cages and other inoumbrances, and that tho
tax on tho 1and shnll 10 proportionatcly re-
duccd 10 tho extent Of tho mortgage" This
bill Inns been evidently suggested by tho pro-
vision placed In tho now Constitution Of Cal
ifornia by the Kearneyitcs md Communists,
which wo printed tho other day,
It will bo remembered that the present
Revenue law of this State provides for tho
taxation Of NIL roal estato. It nlso provides
for tho taxation OF mortgages aud nil other
CREDITS rs property. senntor WHITING has
been tho foremost champion of the taxation
Of credits, and in dofonse Of tho theory TINT
n debt is taxablo property. Ho has argued
olaborately, session after session, tho justice
Of taxiug mortgages ns property incum.
branccs, vohentontly denying that 1t was
doublo taxationt At Inst 1t haa been revealed
to lin by the Commuh hists Of California TINT
to tax farm, md alko' To tax mortgage
on tho farm, 1s to tax tho san1e property
twice. Inc people Or Illinois have reason
TO rejoice that th's Hqlt-evldent tr1ltll has at
Inst roacl,cd tho understanding Of that school
Of legislatora which hive 1naintninod tho
taxation of dobts under Our 1loyenne law.
There is nothing, h5Eevor, to warrant tho
exemption Of mortgaged real estate on the
| ground of double taxhtlon that does not ap-
ply with equal forco to tho exemption Of ill
other mortgnged property in MI other forms,
mud whom Senator WniFlSo mud his peculiar
school Of economists SSbhcetlo TINT to tar tho
lind aud to INK tho mortgage on tho laul
is double taxation, as'it 1nquestiouably is,
then ho comedies OF necessity that tho tax-
atton OF oil debtB is Also double taxation,
which Ia unjust according to every principle
of fairness mud sound policy.
We discussed this QUESTION tho other day
in connection with tho California Inv on the
subject. Our Constitution provides for the
taxation Of all propoety,., Tho Assessor lists
every lot and acre Of land in tho State,
without reference to tho ownership. It is
the property and not ,the owner TINT tho
State taxes. It looks to'tho property for tho
tax, md does not pretend to decide who the
owner Is, nor tho proportion which cnch pro-
priotor Owls; it leaves oil questions OF t,tloa
to DO sottlod by individuals, and claims its
taxes Of tho property. Tint Of cot1rHe is
tho only safo policy Of tho State, md when
1t abandona tho property in search after
tho owners, md claimants, mud creditors to
, 1879-03-14

Tic LITERARY 1por'd, ia connection with tho
partial admission OF women to the privileges Of
Harvard, says: "Whon tho tonaer ivy once gets
its tendrlls into tho crcvlccs Of the hoary grau-
Ito tower, It generally stays." But the Ivy has
no tcbdei1s.
, 1879-03-14

JEFF DAVIS liaa promised to hare hls autobI
ographY out by August. Lie ought not to olnlt
tho thrilling sensations produced by zAol
CHAApLsA's speech.
, 1879-03-14

The sum Of t5o.075 was patd by tho last Cou-
greas to dufEay the expenses ot contested elcc
ttons tu turning Republicans out OF tho
kG.ts- Thix IA thu largcat steal Vi tts silva q"
, 1879-03-14

Mr. EvAnrs, 1t Ia said. Induced the President
not to veto the River and IaEbor bill. Then
Mr.. EyAnTs ia altogether too unanimous.
, 1879-03-14

Tho Rov. JAMES DEKovEN, D. D., of
Racine, Wis, haa been elected Rector Of st.
Marks Church, Philadelphia
, 1879-03-14

MeVtckcr's ThsRtre.
Madison street. between Dearborn and State. En-
Ksgemens Of Hicr'4 Surprise Party. "Horrors."
, 1879-03-14

Exposition Building.
Lakn Shore, foot OF Washington street. Madame
Anderson. The pcdcBtsicnne.
, 1879-03-14

Clark street. opposite the ConrtfEouae. EneaGent.
at t. n, Barry. ''gsokgn Fetcrs." Variety O!io.
, 1879-03-14

uaAtcd street, between Madison and Monrde. V
rtety entertainment.
, 1879-03-14

ORIENTAL LOI}QF, Nu H. 4. F, hnt A, M,-f1a,t
IT. La*alles Special co,nnun .cation tits iFrilny}
evening Mt 7n o'clock, for work. Sisltura cordially
S''N' - i. n. TUCKER, Secretary.
, 1879-03-14


Eandorh atrcet. t"twtcn Clasx and LRsAllc. Tn.
gagemcut Of Loita. "A!ustttc."
, 1879-03-14
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

COVENANT 1.OnGE. NO. 5ea. A. r. 4 A. NJ
Special Communication ths friday evening. nt ITO
oc1ock. at Cor!nshtan lta lH7 tnst klnxfGst.. for
most lmnorant wurk. The memhcrs are o rcGic!trti
WILLIAM KE1&tl, Secretary.
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old, trcmblin'. white-haired man that tot
tered about little and said to me as was
passin' him, do You know. good sir of a
Town called Brackenboro, in Americky P"
..Brackenboro' is ten miles north of here. -"
said l, it's the next station you'll stop to-.
At that he threw up his white, witherel
hands, opened his mouth as if to speak,
and dropped dead at my feet
Old Hugh Leigh is dead. said sharp
voiced woman at nv elbow he's dead and
I'm glad enow. He's been naught but II
trouble ever since we started. But he
would come when he found it was to Amer
ky we were bound, if it took the last far
thing. Now hope he is satisfied.
"'He thought he should be iindin' John
and Alice and the baby said another, but
they have been still now They never
writ one blessed word-ihey didn't want
the trouble of him. But the old man was
always sayin' Alice needed him to help
take care of baby Mary. He's dead and
I'm glad on it. His old heart was well
nigh broke with waitin' for II letter. said
the shrill-voiced woman. snatchin' the hat
off the dead mans head. and disappearing
in the car jest as the whistle sounded, and
they were off once more. We laid the old
man in the freight house in his turn
''And it was there the three ghosts
kept watch by the body, and Freemans
wife, she seed EN-" put in the square
little girl, enthusiastically.
''And the verdick was give this time
went on the old station-agent. Unknown
Norman dropped dead from heat at South
Verony.' We buried him besides the 9TH
ers. and there's never been shadder of
doubt in my mind but what he was the
grandfather.
AN heard Uncle Sammy pray this
time, said Bris,in's girl, quickly. ''an' |
never shall forgit how he towld about it
they was all togither now, and that God
was always good
''Of course did my dooty. there bein'
no minister" reiterated Uncle Sammy;
land / also made it my dooty to plant that
willer fence all round their graves. And
Freeman's wife sees 'em all there rs hap
py as can be under the big willer They
have never walked about since the grand
father come. Sometimes think they was
unfortinits, and then agin think they was
fortinits Any way. its clear to my mind
that the good Lord had special charge
over en-
And we three then wiped our eyes in
company-Uncle Sammy and | and the
square little girl.-SpriaDfeh Repabhcan.
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TONTINE PLAN,

upon the primo Pile Of accommodating profits for deh
nite periods, which first introduced by this Soce
V, aud has been recommended aud endorsed by emf
nent experts in Life Insurance, and by leading bust
ness men, Fort, -Four per cent has bet earned and
accumulated ON the premiums paid hts Iontne Lite
Policies, and forty per cent. on its Toidinc Endow-
uent Policies, issued within the last five years.
The Directors OF the Equitable Life Assurance So
i"y represent exclusively the interests Of the Policy
ol1ers and in presenting the Society TO notice, they
EEL thai it has strong claims upon public confidence
use &C the strict ana conservative principles by
Which it, -arous departments are governed. In the
ssets ard IN the administration of the society, per
ect security given for the future, which Is of great
Importance 10 those depending upon their insurance
olicies for the ultimate support OF their families
No Life Insurance Company has such large annual
ransacti, the Equitable; none is more proInpi
M just in its dealings.
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Fac-Simile of Label on each Bottle.

Nothing equals thisprepara'lon for Cholera Nor
bus, Dyseutery, DarrhGa Cramps in the stomach,
Colds Chli- etc II is prepared to meet those casrs
incident TO hot weather like summer complaint and
similar disorders. II is made from the best and
puresf articles. Contains cayenne or other fiery
or Injurious drugs to CHI, apen II is made OF tn,
Pure Jdniaica Ginger and choice aromatics. One.
fourth of the liquid portion is tie finest FrepcI
Brdndy, which with the ginger and aroma'ics make
il an incon parable remedy for every household
Ask yonr druggist grocer for Parsons Essence oi
Jamaica Ginger, and take other. Price - and 81
cents per bottle,
PARSONS, BANGS & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Portland Ne
,Ic Gut
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Argal advertisements.
PETITION,

To the Honorable County Commissioners for the
County of Somerset.
, The undersigned inhabitants of Carraiunk and the
FORKS iianfation, respectfully represent that public
convenience requires the location of road eginning
At some point on the Pleasant Pond road called in
Sarra'uns Plantation and leading thence in the most
nI.el ana practicable rouie, TO some point near the
house of Lawrence 4. Hill in the Forks Plantation
we therefore pray that your honors after due notice.
view SAID route and take such action In regard to
public good may require.
LAWRENCE p. HILL, and seven others
Carratunk. Aug. 18th, ls7y.
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$500 REWARD.
MAYORS OFFICE


AUGUSTA. June -, 1879.
BY direction of the Board of Aldermen "A reward Of
hree hundred dollars will he paid for information
which shall be sufficient TO procure the conviction o.
any person guilty of setting incendiary fires in hi
city the present municipal year, the same TO be pa
upon the conviction Of the incendiary.
GUYS NtSU Na-o~
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Fellows Compound Syrup is composed OF
Ingredients identical with those which consti-
tute Healthy Blood, Muscle and Nerve and
and Brain Substance, whilst Life itself is di-
rectly dependent upon some of them.
By its union with the blood and its effect
upon the muscles. re-establishng the one and
toning the other. it is capable of eflecting the
following results
1t will displace or wash ont tuberculous
matter. and thus cure Consumption.
Embarrassing Nervous and Muscular Figor.
it will cure Dyspepsia, feeble or interrupted
action of the Heart and Palpitation Weak
ness of Intellect caused by grief weary, over
tax or irregular habits. Bronchitis, Acute or
Chronic, Congestion of the Lungs, even III
the most alarming stages
1t cures Asthma, Loss of Voice, Neural
gia, ST. Nitus Dance, Epileptic Fits, Whoop-
ing Cough, Nervousness, and is most won
derful adjunct to other remedies in sustaining
life during the process Of Diphtheria,
Do not be deceived by remedies bearing n
similar name. no other preparation is sub
situtc for this under any circumstances.
Look out for the name and address, j. |.
FELLOWS, ST. John, n. b., on the yellow
wrapper in watermark which is seen by hold
ing the paper before the light
Price 81. per Bottle, six for $50.
Sold by all Druggists.
iunel0-+eod&wl
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Whatever tends to diminish strength should
be removed from -tae system --For those
weakening diseases Of baby hood-C Di-
arrh9a, &C., use Ir. Bulls Baby Syrup.
which always CURES. 25 cts
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Courts OF Insolvency.

Courts OF insolvency.
NOTICE is hereby gwen, han Courts cf Insol.
~ Vncy, will be- held a. the Prnba q Office. in
Augusta the second and fourth Mondays. in
each outb at two O'Clock in tie alie, noon, until
9th, vie orde ed.
H.K. BAKER. Judge.
CHARLES HEwINs, Register.
Wv - tSwf
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HUNTS REMEDY
has cured hundreds VII,
have been given up b,
physicians. II cleansps
puriies ami strength
ems the whole system
All who Use 1t enjoi
good healih. one THi
AL WILL CONVINCE
YOU. send for pagHphlei
10 " NJ. L.. CLARKE
PROVIDENCE, *. J.,
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"0K! =: <: &: 5:
not dear but Try at once
HUNTS REMEDY,
BACK!" !; 4; T.: $; S.: +:
LII. -...IL- L..

bladder liver and urinary organs, dropsv, gravel. Ill
abetps, Brghts Disease ofthe kidneys. incontnenct
orreteution OF urine, and female weakness HUNTS
REMEDY has never been known 10 fail.
MoOREsTOWS darlington Co, \. j., Sept Is ISIS
WI. l.. CLARkE-Dcar sir:-Eighlecn months
ago had Dropsy around the heart my physicians
and friends despaired of nv ever getting well. The
first bottle of MS REMEDY gave me great re-
lief. | feel ! owe my very existence TO HUNTS
REMEDY, and am deeply thankful.
ABIGAIL :. COLES.
SPRINGFIELD, Ethingham Co.. Geo, Ma II, is9g
WM. r.. CLARKE, Dedr SRI prescribed II NT's
Remedy in complicated case Of Drop-y which
] had been treating for eigk years, and find
HUNTS REMEDY is the best madeleine for DropsJ
aud the Kidneys have ever used.
WA. n WffgoN
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IAMES WHITAKER, Administrator on the
- estate of Robert +. Rider late of Albion,
IN said County, deceased, having presented
his second account of administration, Tor allowance:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the third Monday OF ep-
TENDER next, in the kenntbec Journal news.
paper printed in Augusta that all persons interest.
ed may attend at Probate Court then to be held at
Augusta, and show cau-c, if any, why the same
should not be allowed.
II. X. BAKER, Judge.
AttHst: HEMINs- Rruisiar Nv
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Premiums are received ard Losses are paid in cash
My. Policies issued payable AT the death OF the
Insured. also payable at the end OF certain number
# yeas. Policies are also issued on the
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STATE OF MAINE.

ers. Aao. term, 1879
Upon the foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence
having b'eh received that the petitioners are res.
ponsible and ought TO be heard touching the matter
set forth in their petition.
1t is oRpEkEp. That the County Commissioners
meet AT the dwelling house of Barrett Spauldiu0
III tarfatunk Plantation, on Tuesday October TWEEN.
ty"ighth, a. ID. ls1v, at ten o'clock, A. NJ
and thence p oceed Ia view the route mentioned In
said petition; and on the same day and at the same
place, at } O'Clock T. NJ, hearing of the parties
viii be had aud such further measures taken In the
premises a. the Commissioners shall Judge proper
And the ow hers of said Township being unknown,
II Is further Ordered, that notice Of the time place
ana purposes of the Commits, toner's meeting afore
SAID, BE- givento all persons and corporations inter
es'ed by publishing an atieste cop, of the petition
aforesaid, with this order thereon fix weeks success
si,ey IN the Somerset Reporter. public new paper
printed al showhegan, In said county, and IN the
hehne6tc Journal, public newspaper printed at An
gusia, In kennebec County, by the printers 10 the
STATE; publication OF the TO be least thir
~ days before the time appointed for said view that
all Interested may then appear aud be heard, if they
think proper.
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This standard article Is compounded with the great
est care.
Its effects wonderful and satisfactory ever.
II restores gray faded hair to its youthful color.
1t removes all erupions, itching and dandruh ana
the scalp by its use becomes white and clean.
BY Its tonic properties 1t restores the capillary
glands to their normal yigor, preventing badness,
and making the hair grow thick and strong.
As dressing nothing has been found so eaecual,
or desirable.
DIR. A. A. Hayes, State Assayer of Massachusetts,
says of it. IL consider it the best preparation Tor
its intended purpose"