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New YOrk-March 81. .-Beeves--
Prices advanced 4e; ailsotd. Best Il4c;
prime 10ac: fair TO good l0@l03c;
poor to medium 9@93c.
Sheep Market duil and weaker at
5@64c for ordinary to choice, outside
figures for a carload Of Chicago sheep.
Hogs Selling at 4 5U@i Is.
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. q AConyention Tickets.

We shall print tickets for the Nomina.
ting Convention in this township, Cen.
TER on F6idaySevening next. Candidates
are requested to hand in their names be.
sfofe that }irne. 'tS'kht - 80
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AUDITOR.

Ed SPIRIT: Announce the name. Of
Daniel ,Npuhart, Sr.. of Center town.
ship, Us candidate for Auditor; subject to the
decision Of the Democratic County Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS
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Chicago.

March 2l-Flour 4 00a5 90; Wheat
S9a93c; Corn 3Is34c: Oats 22c; Rye
45s47c; Barley 724c
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View york.

March 2l-Flour 3 25a5 70; Wheat
|02al IA; Corn 40a43c; Oats 33a
36c Rye 60a63c.; Barley 45c
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pn%Mf n r BoRkHEAD, Conductor
On the 3, AS-.W. R R 4 is at bone in
slhis places sIsxAc lBoorasis running The
train In Mr. B's.absence., sss 81 + =
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Ed. SPIRIT: Announce the name OF
John 3. Holiday. of Green township. as
a candidate for Auditor. subject to the decision
of the Democratic County Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS
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ORANGES.

Dates, Figs, Bananas, Lemons, Canned
Fruits, Pared Dried Peaches and Groce
ries at CLARK'S n6.
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Ed. PIRIT: Announce the name Of
August Meyer. of Benton township. as a
candidate for Auditor; subject to the decision
Of the Democratic County Convention.
MANY DEMocRATs
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Ed SPIRlr: Announce the name Of
Dr. u shOuse, of Sunsbury township,
as a candidate for Auditor, subject to the de-
cision of the Democratic County Convention
MANY DEMOCRATS :
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Road Tax Receipts,

Notice is hereby given to Township
Clerks and Trustees that they can OBJ
tain Road Tax Receipts at TIE SPIRIT
Office at "a cents per hundred
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cvP Pot Flowers of all kinds for sale
at Mrs. WAYS.
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Ed SPIRIT: Announce the. name Il
Philip Schumacher. Jr.. of Center
township. as candidate for Auditor; subject
to the decision of the Democratic County Ton.
vention. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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st. March 2l.-Hops-
Workers and Baltilnre'ss 3 1894 10;
mixed packing 3 4003 So butchers 10
select heavy 4 00@4 35
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Rare Advantages oEerother Schools


Superior practical instructions in E'ocution.
not to be obtained elsewhere short Of 81 to
s. per lesson, given FREE Of extra charga.--
(Spec al attention will also be given to ths
oest m ethod Of teac ing this muca neglected
branch in thu CO amrn school9 Daily en-.
rak exerc, sea on all subjects OF interest to
teaJhers,, consisting, of Lutlrss on ,S;h9ol
Management. Ii erature. Ane ert History,
General History. arismantarg Law. Civil
Government and Discu lon of Educational
Q1erie3 -
an excslleat Literary Society: sffeqaent
examinations for ths b ,neliti Of ALL competsnt
Instruction in German and French apablitg
he pupil to converse isntly aud corrsstE
in these languages. M ~
~ >ysag BRANCHES TAUGHT. i+si4a
= A class in Rays Higher Arthmstio, be yiu-
ming at Percentage: also one in Rays Rraeti.
cal; Alg- bra. Ray; deonetry and Tri, ouone
try, Davis; Grammar, Harvey; (also q Normal
training clas; in Grammar, especially for
teschers:) Physical Geography, Warren; Gs-
ography, taught by topics; U. $. History, Rid.
path; Physiology aud Nat. Philosophy Steel;
Latin, Harkns4s; German and French, Ahn;
q
pup lis are requested to secure Text Backs
early. az 4ra 4sa aglA,4sq 7aaY
s7a LOCATION, =. ,qe..suay
q The town of Stafford is noted f,rthe bog
pitality, intelligence and morality of its eit-
Gems. B arding, incluiing ropms, % to -
rs ler week. .,..s
TUITION.
Higher Branches. !. 80 90
Common 80 ...... -. ls.ss 8 90
Tuition invariably REQUIRED IN advancs'
No deduction except in cases of protrac ed
sickness. For further particulars, call on or
address f.e4s 81
: G. w. HAMILTON. ! prfaeipn,s.
JAS. a, MARSH Ali.
Stafford, 'Mcaroe County, Ohio.
-mchlS '79td.
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WOoNsfield stock Market
March 24--Cattle Ease per pound !;
Sheep 3a4o per pound. Hogs 2a24c per
pound gross.
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Balitmore.

March 81 Flour 50a5 rs: Wheat l
bal l5; Corn 40a43c; Oats 31a34c; !;
Rye 57a59c
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COW MMIssIoyER.

Ed. SPIRIT: Annou CO the name of
Jonathan Lieuelten. of Seneca town.
ship, as candidate for Commissioner subject
TO the decision-of the Demoeratic County Con-
vsntion, 80 MANY DEMOCRATS
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Dl.llnAnNnlnan
CATTLE MARKETS.

+ CincfMmati-AI N-Hoes-
common 8 25@3 90, light 3 1854 10;
packi,g4,i 25;butchers' 4 25a4 40
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CLERK.

}aFr. SPIRIT: Announce the. name of
+ J. T.. JutiR l,ss as candidate 70. re.nomi-
nation to the office of Clerk of the Courts: SUBJ
ject to the decision of the Democratic County
Convention. - MANY DEMOCRATS
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DIsrRIcr Court in Belmont County
April 9Th.
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Ed. SPIRIT: Announce the name VI
Matthew a1O0re.sof Malaga township as
a candidate for Commissioner; subject to the
decision of the Democratic County Co1ven tion.
.---.- --4-,-.- MANY DEMOCRATS
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Netu AObertls
: Notice 10 Township Assessors
IN ! MONROE CO., OHIO.

TOWNSHIP ASSESSORS will meet at the
| Auditors Once IN Woodsfsld April IA,
1879, to receive their blanks, and instruo-
t.ons that shalt tend to a uniformity in the
action Of Assessors. Bach Assessor must
present certificate from the township
Clerk, that he { Assessors b . been qusiifed
+ = sb e w. H0EFFLFRso
mchas,'Is., s Aaditor NJ. o.
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TREASURER.

ED SPIRIT: Announce the name of
John GatChell as candidate for re.nom-
ination to the office Of County Treasurer; sub
ject to the decision of the Democratic County
Convention. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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CINCINNATI.

Marc 2l--Flour4 40a5 25; Wheat 1
0Oal 05 Corn 36 37c; Oats 27a30c:
Rye 56c: Barley 9Sa1 OF
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MoNRoE
NORMAL SCHOOL,
STAFFORD, OHIO.

THE Fall Term of this School vi som.
l meuos on Tuesday. July 10, 1879 AM
continue ten weeks.
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SHERIFF..

Ed. SPIRIr: Announce William
Re,sd as candidate for denomination to the
Office Of Sheriff; subject to the deci-iono of the
Democratic County Convention. aoses iaafsa
f-s - % pri5isaz 81 MANY DEMOCRATS
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wFrult Trees.

w Fruit Trees, s7sf
Grape Vines, s
Evergreens,
And Shruhhery Of all kinds for sale by
Mrs M. A. WAY, Woodsfeld, Ohio
Orders from a distance will receive
prompt attention.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

EFT Announcing the names Of candi.
dates So each, Tickets 80 per thousand,
payable IN adudncs. slillli!iii
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Bananas at CLARK's. hiaa fs aT
Notice to township assessors this
week. ialsg IA 20 aaoli sliee ssaA
Judge 0ksr Withhold Court here on
Saturday, April latha sagoIi DalHgAd
JosErH Pool. an aged resident OF this
place, died on the Goth inst
Monroe county is entitled to two dele
gates in the Republican State Conven-
tion
MAaalE WILLIAMSON, wife Of SAMUEL
WILLlkAsps, Of Benton towushtp, died
last week. .sts s 1,.s24
There were u suits brought In the
Common Pleas Court of this county in
This moAtii. 80 ~ s~1 80 We
"a. .D.sp. LOW Wednesdsys the 18th inst !,
sMrspM MARessEr Ri Ne, OF Benton town
ship, aged 7s years : Is I. .ss..sssss,uessa
s.s,,n, s'---7z7T T5Tyt ---- -S--sgas -
rsas assls sgsz NOTICE. sna seeaf "a
egErs .Tebte bao----i8sfs :s5dslsel@oe
syi@ will be absent from home for two
Feeks from wthe 429,hsiof March Pen
sionsrsS aud others will govern them.
selves accordingly.
P FARQUHAR, M. D.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce H. r. MASON
as candidate for Assessor.
E - A& a MANY VOTERS.
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Ed. SPIRIT: Announce ANON NoR.
RIs as q candidate for Assessor.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Convention, Saturday, June I, 1879.
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ED. SPIRIT: Announce HENRY WIN
LAND IS candidate for Trustee.
~ MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Ed. SPIRIT: Announce JOSEPH w.
BnowN as a candidate for Trustee
MANY DEMocRATs
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co M NJ ERC'I Al
w 0OGIsfielsl Produce Market.
CONNECTED WEEKLY BIZ P scHuMAcHsR. yR

MONDAY, March "a, 1879.
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HallOWell Local News.

The letter of Gen. Hall in reply to those
who'are prodigal in their criticisms OF his
methods Of con lucting the present political
campaign is a complete vindicaton of hi
course an officer OF the go crnment and a
dignified and caustic rebuk to those who find
fault with his treatment of the Southern
question, which is to-day one of the most vital
in the discuss ion OF our national affairs
During the delivery of his recent telling
speech in this city, he hal special occasion
for treating his as,ailants with exceptional
vigor of rhetoric.
The girl at the Industrial School in thi,
city who fell from tree a few days ago, SITS
tanned no material injury.
Many of our former. residents are spending
their summer vacation with relatives and
friends at their old homes in this city.
Tramp and liquor cases have occupied
prominent places upon our police court dock
ct for the past week.
The Board of Aldermen of this city will be
in session on "Wednesday afternoon next
August 18th, for the purpose of making re
vision OF the voting list. All yotorS and par.
ties will of course take an interest to have
the list as complete as possible
4 goodly number of Republicans from this
city attended the Republican Rally at Grant,
Hall, Augusta, on Friday evening, to listen
to the speech of Hon. VIM. =. Frye, one OF
the favorite political orators of the State ant
country at large.
The Sabbath School connected with this
Congregational church and society in th
city, made their annual excursion to Winth-
rop pond on Tuesday last, with full ranks.
Pinkham's excursion coach was obtained fot
the transportation of the ''littlc folks" and
as the day proved one of the lovolic,t of the
season, the occasion was one Of enjoyable
interest to all.
The past week has prove the hottest Of the
season, with slight relief day or night. until
Friday, when an castcrly breeze and cloudy
sky wrought an agreeable change.
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in buying or otherwise is not at all diminished,
but only changed from old to new bonds.
The necessary inference is one which all
who are interested in the material prosperity
of the country may well consider. An inn
mense amount of capital is waiting to find
employment in manufactures, commerce,
mining and agriculture. and in the further de-
velopment of the nations resources. Evil
dence of the fact will be seen in the starting
of mills long idle, in the opening Of new
mines, factories, farms and railroads, and in
the increasing demand for labor. The pros
perity of the country now visibly and rapid
~ growing, will afford employment not only
for all the capital disengaged by the splendid
success of refunding operations, but for all
that our excess of exports may bring from
other lands.
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Figures That Don't Lie.
A paper in Oxford county called ("

A paper in Oxford county called The
New Religion" which deyotes more of
its space to politics than religion. is high
" delighted with Ebcn +. Pillsbury' 5
speech in that county in relation to State
taxes, appropriations, expenditures etc,
and thinks it will be impossible for the
republicans to balance Pillsbury's figures
with the story of resumption, the South
"ern outrages, and the want of principle
ION the part Of the democrats in joining
1.-the greenbackers. 1t confidently as
serts also that Figures tell true story,
especially when they are added up as
"thev should be-" Now rs the editor OF
The New Religion has such great conf
dence in figures, we call his attention to
the following article from The Honest
Truth, in which are some figures which
we would like to have him examine and
give us his opinion concerning them:
After all the loud professions Of economy
and reduction of the Peoples burdens the
grecnback democratic Legislature ended by
levying State tax $4,000 larger than the
average tax levied by the republican Lcgis-
latures for the tour preceding years. We
give the official figures oi the annual State
tax each wear for fifteen wears from the close
of the war in lsGj down to Isl? inclusive.
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1t is source of pride to every republican
to look at these figures and see how steadily
under the good management Of republican adj
ministrations the annual tax was being reduced.
The average tax for the four years pre-
ccding 1879 was SS29,561.90 and the tax
levied by the greenback legislature was
$40, 900 larger. Compare the figures. The
leaders of the greenback and democratic par
ties proclaimed that they would reduce the
State tax FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS. They ended by increasing the
tax far above the average tax levied by re-
publican legislatures for the four preceding
years
We learn of number of hitherto
staunch democrats in this county who say
that they cannot swallow the greenback
dose that their leaders have prepared for
them. They will, like the Penobscot
democrats, take no skunk in theirs this
year We could give names, but prefer
to respect the privacy Of those democrats
who will throw their votes for honest
money and for national honor, instead of
with the dishonest fusion which advocates
cheating the creditors of the government
and national repudiaton.-EaStpoH SEN
THPi
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Hon. EUGENE HALE.

WILL SPEAK As FOLLOWS:
SoRRIDGEwocK, Saturday, Aug. 9th.
New SHARON. Monday, Aug. llth.
EAST WILTON, Tuesday, Aug l2th.
AUBURN, Wednesday, Aug. 18th
RICHMOND, Thursday. Aug. l4th.
WIscAssET, Friday, Aug. 18th.
GARDINER, Saturday, Aug. 18th
WATEKvILLE, Monday. Aug. 18th.
SOUTH PARIS, Tuesday, Aug. 18TH
BETHEL. "Wednesday, August Goth.
MECHANIC FALLS, Thursday, Aug. 9l-t
NORTH BERWICK, Friday, Aug. I'D.
sAco. Saturday. Aug. I'D
GoRHAN. Monday, Aug, 10Th.
YARMOUTH. Tuesday, Aug. 10th.
BRUNSWICK, Wednesday, Aug. eth.
SKowHE6AS, Thursday, Aug 2sth
FAIRFIELD, Friday, Aug 10Th.
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HERBERT M. HEATH, ESQ.,,

WILL SPEAK Al
RIVERSIDE. Mon 'ay, Aug. Is. 7.30P. VI.
50. CHINA, Tuesday, Aug. ~, 40 l.. VI.
WINDSOR, "Wednesday. Aug 20. 80 I. NJ.
CHELSEA Thursday, Aug. y. 30 L. VI.
BRANCH MILLS, Friday Aug. -, 80 l.. VI.
WEEKS MILLS. saturday, Ang. %. 80 T. VI.
MANCHESTER. Monday, Ang. %, 80 T. VI.
kENrS HILL. Tuesday, Aug. %, 40 T. NJ
VIENNA, W,dne Sday, Aug. p, 80 i. VI.
BFLGRADE nr.ror, Thursday, Aug. p, 30 l.. VI.
SIDNEY, Friday, Aug. %, 9.;0P. NJ.
FAYErTE CORNER, saturday, Aug. 30. 30 j. NJ
CLINTON, ,lncsday, sept >, 30 L. VI.
GARDINER, Thursday, sept !, 80 7. VI.
WEST GARDINER, FRIDAY, sept. >, 30 /: VI.
IiAILowELL, saturday, sept. $50 l.. VI
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and indis
cretions of youth, nervous weakness. early decay
loss of manhood. &C., will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary In South America.
Send a self. addressed envelope to the REV IosEPp
7. ISMAS. Station d, New York City.
dec27tcOd&wly
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Hon. J. Manchester Haynes,

VIII
hosMoUrH. Town House Tuesday Aug. l., AZ 80
4. NJ.
WAYNE VILLAGE "wednesday, Aug. u, 40 +. NJ.
WINDSOR, Town House, saturday, Aug. lG, 30
L.
WEST wATEEvItLE, Memorial Hail. Friday, Aug
Is, 1901 NJ
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Hon. THOMAS 3. REED.

WILL sPEAk A. foIIoMs
FAIRFIELD. Saturday, Aug. 9Th.
LkwIsTos Monday, Aug. llth.
DAMAEiscoTTA Tuesday, Aug. l.th.
CAMDEN. "wednesday. Aug. 18th
BKLFAsT, Thursday, Aug. l4th.
WisTERroRT, Friday, Aug 18th.
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COUNTY CONVENTION At SNOW.
HEGAN.
housing Meeting in the Open
Air..

Somerset Republican County Convention
was held at Co1urn Hall, SkoNhcgan. on
Thursday the 7th inst. There were 1871 dele-
gates present, beside. large number of in
tcrcstcd people from al part, of the county.
The business of the Convent N was speedily
accomplished. Harmony aud GOODWILL pre-
vailed. The Republicans of Somerset are
determined in their effort, to redeem the
county at the coming election. Long before
the appointed hour for speaking IT, commence
COburn Hall was filled to lis utmost capacity
and hundreds were unable to gain admission
SO that il became necessary To change the
place of meeting to the grove ON the Island
where ample accommodations WIRE provided
Ex-Governor COburn accompanied Hon. -.
r. DAVIS, Hon. TupuAS y. REED. Hon. =
ID. LINDSEY, and other pHhlic speakers, to
the platform. escorted h> SAuWhr~an Band
The governor Introduced liou. Danil f.
Davis lie was received with loud and pro-
longcd cheers. The people we've clad of the
opportunity to look upon IL, !n'n apnn whom
Ebcn F. pllsbury and hi, party had hcaped
so much abuse. His sound Arguments hi,
fair way of dealing with the opponent, Of
Republican doctrine. won for him many
friends. His speech WAS attcntiYcly listened
to by every person in the large assembly. and
made an excellent impression. lie was fol-
lowed by Hon. rhOmIS l.. Reed OF Portland,
in one ot his hume 'ous sharp ringing >p"cch-
IS. Hi, tongue was like two edged sword.
cutting both ways. hen he dealt " itl the per
prtrators of wrong; he first brought them
out of their hiding places. then exposed their
uglv features. Some of his remarks were
more forciblc than pleasant to the ears of
those who had wandered outside the ncruh-
licah fold, and were irving to satisfy their in
tclligcnt minds upon the hu>k> of the Demo-
cratic table. At the CLOSE of his speech Il
visitor from Minnesota was Introduced and
entertained the audience Tor few moments.
He wished to impress the Importance of the
coming election upon the people, its intn-
cnce upon the moral and financial interests
of the whole country.
At the close. Governor Coburn proposed
three cheers for the Republican candidate for
Governor and the speakers, and thousands of
voices joined in the shout.
In the evening Cohurn Hall was FLIED some
1000 being present. The band discourscd
fine music, and much enthusiasm prcvaie l..
Hon. :. ID. Lindsey. Hon. ID. +. Davis and
Hon. Thomas y. Reed filled up the time with
Instructive remarks. The people have heard
enough of truth to convince them of the
right.
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ONE WAY To ECONOMIZE.

Many poor man, if required to account
tor the manner in which he has expended his
income, would find bills of his family physi-
clan for ''medicai services" among the lead
ing items. In seven cases out of ten, acute
diseases are the result of some neglected
chronic disease. Thus, fevers invariably re-
suit from diseased conditions of the blood and
liver, and timely use of Alternative, or blood
purifying, and carthatc remedies would have
averted the prostrating illness, that often
leaves the system irreparably injured. DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleas
ant Purgative Pellets are the best Alternative
and cathartic medicines yet compounded. Full
directions are given for administering them,
together with an accurate description Of the
symptoms demanding their use. They will
not cure all human ills Gas some medicines
are advertised to Io), but they will cure the
diseases for which they are compounded and
recommended
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Hon. LLEWELLYN POWERS.

WILL SPEAK As FOLLOWS
kESDUsKEAG, Saturday, Aug. 8.
BRowSvILLE, Monday. Aug. II.
GUILFoRD, Tuesday, Aug. Il.
MoSsoS, Wednesday, Aug. Is.
DEXTER, Thursday. Aug, IA.
PLYMOUTH. Friday, Aug. 10.
PIrTsfIELD, Saturday, Aug. ID.
NEWPORT, Monday, Aug. Is.
ETSA, Tuesday, Aug. 10.
HAArDEs, "wednesday, Aug. ~.
ORoso, Thursday. Aug. 81
OLDTowS. Friday, Aug. -.
LINCOLN. Saturday, Aug. ~.
ELLSWORTH, Monday, Aug. 2j
CHEREYfisLp, Tuesday. Aug. &c
MAcHIAs. Wednesday, Aug. ~
DESNYsvILLE, Thurday, Aug. -
PENBRokE, Friday, Aug. %.
CALAIS, Saturday, Aug. 30
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HON. DANIEL +. DAVIS.

Republican candidate for Governor. will speak
during the campaign, as follows.
FAIRFIELD. Saturday, August 9th.
LEWISTON, Monday, August llh.
DANARIscorTA, Tuesday, August 18th.
CAMDEN, Wednesday. August 18th.
BELFAST. Thursday, August 18th
WINTERroRr, Friday, August 10Th
UNITY, Saturday August 10th.
wATERvILLE, Monday, August 18th,
SOUTH PARIS, Tuesday, August 10Th.
BETHEL, Wednesday. August 10th.
MECHANIC FALLS Thursday, August DIST.
NORTH BERWICK, Friday, August gid.
BUcKsPoKT. Saturday, August 23d.
ELLSWORTH. Monday, August 25th
CHERRYFIELD, Tuesday, August Goth.
MAcHIAs, Wednesday. August eth.
DEsNYsvILLE, Thursday. August 2sth.
PEMBROKE, Friday, August 10Th.
CALAIS. Saturday August Both.
The closing week of the campaign, beginning
Monday. Sept. LIST, Mr.. Davis will speak in the
Fourth Congressional District ut places to be an.
nounced hereafter.
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Special Notices.
OPIUM.

Opium and Morphine habit cured in from 10 to q
days.
A Radical and Painless cure guaranteed.
No charge whatever until patient Is cured.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address, DIR. q. n. SARGENT,
julyteodtaugi Box 1884, Bangor, Me.
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Hon. WILLIAM p. FRYE,

WILL SPEAK As FOLLOWS.
MOUNT VERNON Saturday, Aug. OH.
souTH BERWICK, Monday, Aug. llth.
kirTERY, Tuesday, Aug. 18th.
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Herbert N. Heath, Esq, and Hen
~ 8. Webster. Esq.
oRVIlIE D. BAKER, ESD,

EAST PIrTsToS, at the Academy. saturday Evening
Aug. y, 7.30 O'Clock.