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AheAchtd Se says 'ueAeral Hancock Is Always
seen at his beSt at home The country viii per
mt MN to De seen at his best during the next
tour wears. Boston Traveller.
Mr. Solon Chase has not vet stopped to think
that Hancock if elected, Will be elected without
the help Of Maine and then in that case the Green
PACK ny tlat mas peeh annoying lhe od l'enocra-
ic morse NlH pe brushed on az one WhlSk o ms
tal4 F." dSnIh@lol l"sl l'eh-)
.i we had You, George, where you've sot US, Ill
be blamed If wouldn't give You the d-est
licking You ever got" These were the words of
Scion Chase to an Auburn Republican, this morn
ing We shall take care that you don't get dis
appointed, said the Republican to the sage of
Chases Mills Lewiston Journal
The Democrats wlll of course be defeated in
Name, and they deserve their defeat Their scan
uaois attempt laSl winter 20 accomplish by force
ana fraud what They Lad Jailed to accomplish III
the electlon, covered them with melted disgrace,
anu no honest man should wish to see them re
IieFed oi the penalty. N. \ Herald
The Herald feels the strong Republican ga]n that
i sweeping over Maine. Meteorology Is ii, forte
New "rk Mail.
All the news from Mane uublic aud nrvatr
gives assurance that the size Of the Republican
majority viii create Il sensation The Fusion
conglomer4tion IS demoralized and is rapidly go
lng to pieces n Y Tribune.
Greenbackpry pure and simnle i rtterlv dcaJ
it has been galvanized with labor reform anti Ia
tjopal banking ana arrarianisn, "a thar il ,,vns
occasional snasmonir f,pitchns n,f tbat il ali In
daflnn doctrines have been unt down and tbe
country t3urisi,ns History once more reneats IL
self The wonder ia only that anvbodv could
The Republican journal., 1880-09-09
What a Clergyman Says About the V1taliz-
ing Power Of Compound Oxygen.

A clergyman, Rev. W. B Hines Of Waynesboro'
Miss, writing to the New Orleans Christian Advo-
cate, says, referring to an advertisement of Con-
POUND OXYGEN in that paper: Please allow me
few words of commentator My wife being in
feeble health, and having been for many years
persuaded her to use it, which she did She be
gan very soon to improve in strength, and contin-
ued to improve, and passed through the unusually
hot summer of 1873 and the fall attending to all
her domestic duties with more strength and less
fatigue than she had dono for ten years preceding:
then during the winter nursed the sick day and
night, with more than usual loss of sleep and eX
posnre and effort, and all without breaking down.
Whtch she coad rot lure ciohe ut aty pettOd d"rag
te" years past up to that time. In order to have
some experimental knowledge Of the effect of this
Treatment, used it several times myself In all
my life never used anything that produced as
soon such pleasant, healthfu naturalness of con
dition. Gave glow Of youthful buoyancy by in
creasing the vital forces Of mind and body. gure
compass and powet 10 my 0otce that laerer had be-
fore" DIS, STARKEY q PALEN, of Nos ii09 and
III Girard Street, Philadelphia, Pa, send their
Treatise on Compound Oxygen free to all who
write for it.
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DIED.



Nothing beyond the announcement ofthe n0ae uqe
residence &c, ofdecedSed persons ,oW be published
under this heading.)
ON July Sth, ON passage from AspinWall to Janai
ca, Edwin NJ. Sweetland, son OF Austin and sarah
sweetand, of Rockport aged % years.
In Swanville, Aug. 22d Thomas Crosby, aged 80
years.
In Camden, sept lst, Mr.. {. q. Bachel,lcr, aged
- years, ! months and days.
In Rockland, Aug. 9th, Henry L. son of Charles
n, and Clara +. Littefield, aged year, months,
81 days.
In Rockland, Aug 27th, Benjamin Lamb, aged 60
years. months, DAYS.
In Thomaston, Aug. 29ih, George Keller, aged
about 80 years.
In North Haven, Aug. 10th, Rufus Young, aged
A years.
In Warren, Aug. 2sth, May \. wife of Lewis Kirk,
aged II years.
In Rockland, Aug. Is, Mamie b., daughter Of VIM.
a. and Ada l.. Lyndc, aged months and 10 DAYS.
In Union, Aug. 29th, Sarah Daniels. aged IS wears
In Thomaston, Aug 26th, Bertha Nav daughter
of James L. and Adella l.. Toman, aged wears (
mos. and IA days
In Warren Aug. 10Th, Mrs Eliza c., widow of
the late Capt. Elijah Morse, aged Il years, months
and l3 days.
In Waldoboro, Aug. 3lst, Augustine kennedy
aged 36 years, Q months.
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FISH AND FlslIlNG. The Saco Republican say
Ferry fishermen are catching large fares of ha1e
scientists say the raw oyster diests itself, when
swallowed, but when cooked the digestive powers
are called into play, work, a. with other food
dozen raw, please. The Sea World SAYS .'thc
oyster season opened most auspirously." But how
did the oysters opcn3....A Canadian yachtsmam
ha= some hair from the name of sea serpent,
which fouled the screw Of his craft That yachts
man evidently needs "a hair OF the dog" The
Swan, Island mackcrel fleet which has heretofore
met with good success in ,eining, has accomplished
but llltie the present season. ..Al persons caught
fishing on Dexter pond after the 10Th will receive
the benefit Of the laW....A Boothty CORES pondcnt
says; Lare~mackcrel are quite plenty about thirty
miles on the coast IIake are also reported plenty.
The speculation in hake sounds will not he brisk
probably, year since, when scarce....A Hall
fax, y. $, despatch under date Sept md, says a
monster sea serpent, measur ing 20 to 100 feet IN
length, with body as big round as a barrel and Il
head about the size of a cask, was seen OF Mrrigo
inish coast by boats crew out on Il mackerel fish
ing excursion. The men were about 100 wards from
the serpent, and saw it plainly As it moved along
ii made waves like steamer Thirty feet of the
tail We're exposed when 1t dove. The total catch
of the American mackere fleet landed up to sept
lst, last year and this year is shown by the follow
ing figures 1879, l20,s05 bbls. 1880, I0S 70l bbs.
Here is decrease of 2loi bbls this year, 50 that
it is hardly possible for the catch of the American
fleet to go beyond the average. The first fresh
mackere were landed at New York this season
April 10th, at Boston May 10th, at Gloucester May
10Th, and Portland May 27th. 1t would appear that
the fish were caught as fast they proceeded on
hair
Commercial says some pickerel of large size have
recently been caught in the Penobscot below the
dam.
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STATE OF MAINE.

ALDO s.. COURT OF INSOLVENCY.
In the ease of FREDERICK HAHN, of MontviIlr,
i'll said County, lnsolvent Debtor
NOTICE is hereby given that said HAHN, In
~ solvent Debtor as aforesaid, has filed in said
Court for said County of Waldo, a petition for Il
disrhargr from all his debts prov able under the In
solvent Act of said state of Maine, approved Feb
ruary u, 1878, and amendments. and for a ccrtiii
cate thereof, and that hearing upon the same is
ordered to be had ut Probate Ofce in Belfast, in
said County OF Waldo, on Tuesday, the 2Sth dav of
September, A. ID. 1850, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon,
when and where all persons interested may attend
and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer
of said petition should not be granted.
2W3T Attest B. u. FIELD.
Register of said Court for said County of Waldo.
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IHE CHURCHES. Sunday morning, at the Uni
tarlan Church, Mr.. Crowninshied will preach about
"liome studies. Mr., Ross will preach next Sal
bath upon "Thc Word Received"
horse belonging to the Hartman Brothers was
started from the house Monday morning by Il child
playing with the reins, and ran to the post office
where the wagon was overturned and n sha fl broken
The Belfast stage line lost valuable horse Mon
day at stock kton. The animal had been in the stable
iof some days and while an attendant was lending
II 10 water, the halter was wrenched from his hand
anu tie morse started OF at full speed After run
hiliS snort distance the animal attempted to imp
Il wire fence and was thrown down in such a way
as 10 lnlure the spine and cause death Bangor
Wing Sth.
\ gentleman Of a statistic turn OF mind counted
the tuslon cohorts AS they moved over the bridge
INTO Belfast on Tuesday morning last Thirty four
vehicles containing eighty three persons composed
'ie representation from the towns of Frankfort.
SwanNile, Searsport, stockton. Prospect and the
fifth ward of Belfast
Editor Rust had his house brilliantly Illuminated
Tuesday evening and sat on the steps with n spcech
IN his coattai pocket waiting for the cxnoctcd on.
portunity to deliver it. But the procession did NOT
pass that way; none of that promiscuouS screnad.
lnE icii to that editors lot, and sadly as the ii mi
Wore ON, he donsed the gm and closed the portals.
WlNlERr"Rr. In your Camp Ground notes last
week. You say that j. Burbank was chosen sccre-
tary. This is Il mistake Rev. Albert Church i. and
mas been the efficient secretary for several years
'-..i'3NidIl smith, ESQ, was dominated last Sttur
dA aS lh" Republican candidate for representative
4 popular man and will undoubtedly he elected
.'' ''"ilh Nt"k"i Is making extensive alterations in
hi~ huldmg The telegraph Office i on the second
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A q a = n

10 al who are suffering from the and inds
cfetIons 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 missionary in South America
Send 4 sefaddrcssed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
I. INMAN, Station d, Ne,o YORK Cdy lyly
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SAIL RHEuM.


about ON hands and knees A wonderful cure
Meser~. WEEKS POTTER: Geutlemen,-Ih have
h@tl most wonderful cure of Salt RheIHn For
II ON my head, face, neck arms and legs. was NOT
aN4c 10 Walk, only on my hands and knees, for one
year nave not been able to help my self for eight
years. tried hundreds OF remedies, NOT one had
thc least effect Thc doctors said my case was IN
culahlt - my parents tried everything that came
along saw Nour advertisement amt concluded to
tfN ttIlctk kA REMEDIES. The first box Of Cl-rI-
ItkA brought the tumor to the surface Of nv -kin
II would drop nf rs it came out, until now am
entirely we'll All can say is. thank YOU most
ntHltliN i"t my 'uIv. Any person Who thinks Til
letter fraud, let them write or come and see me
AMI find out for themselves
tours truly, WILL MCDp\k AID
l3lj BuTTERFIEID ST,
tIIIt tGO, IIL March l. IS1a
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Many people have become mentally and ncr'ous
lY diseased from the depression caused by hard
times, and suicides are shocbinsly frequent It'll,
cowardly to tlye way. What is nee led is ! RENE
d> to purity thr blood which has become feyrrsh
and toni from wear ana tear Of brain aud nerves
Dr. kruuedy~ Favorite Remedy soes ID tie root
Of the matter It cleanses the blood gives tone aG
strength to the system and cheer amt bopefalues-
tothemlnd, lt>eures are permanent. Try a bot
tie Sold by all druggists. Dr. David Kennedy
Proprietor, R0udout n Y.
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MARKED.

In rhorndikc, sept 9TH, by Rev. +. f. Ware, Mr.
AonAo Traitnn and Miss Lizzie Duh, both of
Unity.
I'm Atkinson, Aug. stn, Rev. W. l.. Brown, of
tiehhurn and Alice C. l.evenseer of Atkinson.
In Rockland, Aug. 27th, Mr.. Frank III. smith and
Miss .Adtle VI. Farr, both of So, rhomnston.
In Rockland, Aug. 3lst Mr.. Jesse Ludwig and
Miss Nellie Green both Of st. George
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARO-.

hereby take occasion to lank the public and
my personal friends for their generous patronage
while i'll business. And would announce to my
many friends, that | have engaged my service to
Ge0. W. Burkett Co., where | should be pleased
to -ct You all and receive Il continuance uf past
taNnr-. 3W31 :. a. WETIIERBEE
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News of Belfast and Vicinity.

lbout one hundred and fifty persons remain ON
II. Camp Ground
,, streets ur,.scptnd an ,p,,,.u,lr I,,.,.
...,.on saturday last
,.uovatcd repamted, &C.
wan ,h.. ..l,,,t 10 ..,.,,,,,.,.. A.,
,.,.,,,,,,. !, ,.I,,,,. a., .i,,i.,,.,,
" - II - ~ ~ " WY ''''"'0'''A''
~ "' "'Eh Sr"'' therefor" caves
iu-t before sunset on saturday evening heauG
a rainbow ~pamed the western sky
steamer New brunswick will leave tbe Sauf,,,l
.. after Srpt 94th and resume h,r ul.r. an, th,
Iabp line
lhe bark Beatrice HaNrner, commanded hN capt.
JtNeler, of Northport, arrived at New York 2d
-t from BatR il.
III, American House ON th. e>,,fr,tion ~ me
.,.-,ut lease Il, MIR TurL,, ~.nr 3sd ,o.- inn,
control of Mn. N II u.1i,as
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t''' -A'"""'' "i "i"'iP"Ii' VIII "' III al 'h'
'L7 II Usual i'i~ autumn W lit laf-v AaN"li'hth'-
''A' 'f"''A H"lA'ih''i- 'l' h"N'Ii'~ pa hl9 me.
tyauor l. ID il again IIi- prophecies mis- tim,
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| Oh Nnrlhpolt Avenue.
Main street looked dark ON Tuesday evening,
scarcely a store was lighted.
Ben Butlarwasa passenger on the Sanford steam
or thtt went up river on saturday morning.
Physicians say the amount of summer bowel dis
orders Is very large, almost unprecedented.
Mr. X. p. Chase is to go to Boston on Tuesday
next to spend the winter and pursue his musical
studies
one advantage the jubilee of Tuesday gave us.
was that they thoroughly Sprnklcd Church and
High streets.
| Rev. j W. q. Pike, pastor Of the church at the
Head of the ride, in 1865 :. died in East Douglas,
Mass, Aug 29th.
Mr.. J. W. Pendetan, mate Of sch. Inui. Y,
Chaples, hence for Jacksonville while at that port
| broke his shoulder.
\ letter addressed to '''rhc prettest girl in Bel
fast, awaits an owner at our post office II comes
from Waldo, Florida
Western grapes are now in the market in great
abundance, and are of delicious navnr Th. hr~
of The peaches about gone
GOV. Davis stopped at the American House on
saturday night, on his return from Il very salts
factory meeting at lsc~horo.
There has been some cNccedingl, hot weather i'm
'iiF l'A~l week ON sunday the Thermometer mark
ed ~ which we think j. the highest for the season
Mt-- : \. Wcthcrbce, for many years in lh, ,l,>
goai nu,iue, i'll thi- ctt, ha- engaged n.r ,,,,ir.-
Ia Gro " Ru,k,.tt \ "a. >e,.h.r,.,rli,t,J,,
paper
mW WAS ran over on IIigh street Tur-,loy t.,r
nln-. Also man and hi- Wifi, ctlr~izrl in u,tom
House square and during the vNcitrmcnt the lad,
lost her watch.
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STATE OF MAINE.

WALDO IS. COURT or IN~pINENcl.
In the ease Of HENRY CREIIoRE, Dc Lincoln
vile, in said County, ln,oyent Debtor.
NJ NOTlCE is hereby given that said CRElIOHE
~ lnsoNent peht"ra> aforesaid, has filed in said
Court for said County of Waldo Il petition for Il
discharge from all hi debts provablu under the In
solvent Act of said state of Maine approved Feb
ruary u, lS7S, and amendments and for Il ccrtf
cate thereof; and that hearing upon the same is
ordered to he had at Probate Ollcr in Belfast in
5ald County of Waldo, on Tuesday, the 18th day of
september, y. d. SS0 ut 10 o'clock III the forenoon
when and where you may attend and show cause, if
any you have, why the prayer of said petition
should not be granted
2w37 Attest .-B r. FIELD
Register of said Court for said County Of Waldo
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ELEGANT NEW CHICKERING PIANO.
HOUSE FOR SALE.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

NJ ANIED.-A gentleman to take charge OF a
W business III kcifa,t Intt Niriuity. To one who
has an extended acquaintance, and who Is willing
to devote time and energy to the business, am I'M
usual opportunity j. offered in connection with an
"ld and prominent institution. No notice taken of
replies unless full address i given.
lW31 p. q. Box i7f. Portland. Ne
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LOS

I'M THE ROAD BETWEEN THIS CITY AND
~ Liberty, "Wednesday, Sept. lst, one pearl oper;.
glass. The finder will be suitably rewarded BY
leaving the same with A. K PIERCE
Belfast, Sept 1. lSSO.-lw31t
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OST.-In Belfast, August 3lst, II goose-wood
IL cane with silver band. 4. Il. OTIS CITY
Point. lw37t
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(qticura
r E M E D| E S
For the Radical Treatment of
Blood, Skin and Scalp Dis
eases, with Loss of Hair.

L. CurlCURA REsoLvENr possessing c,thartic
lomc; Alternative, absorbent, hepatic cholagoguc
anu bilious, detergent, diurctic, suioriic, nutr
touS ana Sedttlve properties. 1t gathers ia it. self
poisonous matter which floats in the blood and
l llnlus and carries it from the body. 1t puriics
cileanses, strengthens and supports the system
through the most critical stage of Blood Kin and
scalp fumors, and Disorders of the Liver Kidneys
and Urinary Organs.
:. CuTICURA, Medicinal Jelly for external use
arrests disease, aayS ntammation itching and
lrritatlon and eats away dead skin and lesh ren-
utfs healthy ulcers sores and diScharging wounds
meals ami soothcs every outward humor, ana re.
stores and beauties the hair. II is the be, hair
dressing in use, making the hair soft and glossy Ii
contains no grease never becomes rancid, and is
very agreeable.
s.. CtrICiRA MEDICINAL. SOAP, for the Toilet
Bath and Nursery and for cleansing, soothing and
ne'ili'S diseased surfaces and restoring refreshing
and heautitying the skin, is prepared from CfTJ
'tiS Is lree from cau5tic Ilkars. and ptrfumrd
WIN rare Hover odors. Gentlemen pronounce the
luxury '''
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SHIP NEWS s.
PORT OF BELFAST.

ARRIVED.
York; Orion Bird Boston
Sept 9th schr, Fannie 4 Edith, Chapman, Boston.
>, lth, schrs. Sea Bird, McMullin, New York
Menitta, Wade, do.
sept. sth, schr Nellie E. Gray, Gray, Boston
Nathan Clifford, Smalley, Bangor.
Sept. llth, schr. George, -, Portland.
SAILED.
Sept lth, sclir. Geo. B. Ferguson, Furguson, Ellis
sept oh, schr. Earl, Darby Boston
'th, s'hrs Orion, Bird. Boston; Lillian,
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uRERINE DISEASES.

T'F T. \. NmilH, BROOKLYN, \. Z, Writc~ thlt hv
Il used the ClrIcrRA REMEDIES with great salts
action IN uterine di-ca7re and finds them truly
aluabIe
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There is to be baby show at the Maine state
fair
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LOST.

4 BLUE NlLk PURSE containing two rings and
"A gold lockct. \ reward will he paid for those
articles by MRS. { AMMAN at Mrs Geo. knights.
Belfast, Aug. p, lNso-5w35s
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Guardians sale.

DURsUANT TO AN ORDER OF SALE FROM
L the Court OF Common Pleas OF Hamilton Coun
ty, Ohio, In the case OF Lewis Keueh vs.. Eliza
Farnsn ct al, No. 44,S02, and to me directed,
will offer at public sale, upon the premises, on
SATURDAY, April 17th, 1880, at o'clock p. m,
the following described premises, to-wit:
Part of section Thirty (30) Township Five (5l,
fractional Range Two (2l, In Miami Purchase,
Hamilton County, Ohio, beginning on the east
line Of said Section Thirty (30), at Thomas Long
worth's northeast corner; thence with the section
line north $50 east 80 8s LOO chains TO the north
east corner OF the section: thence north S9Lo
west with the north line OF the section. IL 50l0O
chains to stake: thence south 22e west parallel
with the section line, "a 63-100 chains to Thomas
Longwofths north line; thence with said Long.
werths north line 8So east II 55l00 chains to the
place OF beginning, containing 66 and IS 100 acres
being the same premises described in the deed to
Eliza Fsrnan, except five f5 acres sold to August
Lawrence andC Charles Lawrence, and Lot mum
bered Two (2), containing 7i-i00 acres sold to
Frank Skinner, and Lot No. 4. containing 3 and
$500 acres sold to Frank Skinner, leaving . bal.
ance of about 30 20 100 TO be sold under this order
OF Court. 4s. as-a--
Appraised at SEQ per acre.
Terms OF Sale-0ne-third cash on day of sale,
One-third In one year, and third in two years,
the deferred payments TO be secured by mortgage
on the premises, and bear interest ct per cent.
J.R GO0DLIEF, Guardian,
Batavia, Clermnnt County, Ohio.
ALFHED A. CLERKE, Attorney,
Rooms 10 and II, southeast corner
mhl6'6tTu Fourth and Main sta
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LEGAL.

rJNHE STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY,
L SS.-Ham lton Common Pleas No. 81. TO -
Petition for Divorce. Barbara Anon, Plaintiff,
vs. Joseph Anon, Defendant. - The defendant
will take notice that petition in the above
named cause and Court has this day been filed
stating in substance the following: That the
plaintiff on about the - day of April, 1875, was
married to the defendant. that she has ever since
conducted herself as q faithful and obedient wife
toward him, but that the defendant regardless of
his marital duties has been guilty of extreme cru
city toward the plaintiff in this, that at many
times and places he did strike and bYuise the
plaintiff, and that on or about the 9th day of
July A. D. 1875, he made violent attempt to kill
plaintiff, and came very near succeeding in his
object. Ana also that defendant has been guilty
of gross neglect of duty in failing for five years
last past to provide for her The plaintiff prays
for a divorce, for reasonable alimony, and such
relief as she may be entitled to. The answer will
be due on or before April 10th, A. D. 1880. And
the defendant will further take notice that on
Tuesday. the Doth day of April, A. D. 1885, the
above named plaintiff will take the depositiOns Of
sundry witnesses to be used as evidence on the
trial of the above cause at the ofce of NJ. D. Han
over, No. 10l Broadway, In the city of New York,
in the County OF New YORK, in the State of New
York. between the hours Of o'clock a. m. and 6
O'clock p. m, of said day, and thatt he taking of
the same will be adjourned from day to day, be-
tween the same hours, until they are completed.
HERMANN MARCKWORTH,
Attorney for Barbara Anon.
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WHAT the WORLD HAS BEEN
WANTING FOR CENTURIES.

ne earliest s,sso,sss $50 sss been be 's.ss:
to ssssa the ssspss,ssss ssss and that ,s !.
oil p0s.s'sss so has handled .ss,vs
rao1, ', ssss ssssss .s with
casks at oil, ss,s's .ns sss :, to the
some ,ms'ssis ssss it gees sss r,sss It can na its
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no other Oh ..1s sas suns
ana these ..' a restore, ,sss's esns
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iug 70 M train connects for Portsmouth via
0nilileotne. The &2s q m. and 800 D. m. trains
oonnect Ior Jackson and Portsmouth, via Hsmden.
1AbfIh0RE q OHIO VIA PARKERsBURa.
Depot, Pearl and Plum.