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The daily gazette., 1880-03-22
THIRD EDITION
Starviag Chitttern.

IL
Oh, HEPwoRTH's ACCOUNT OF HIS
WORK IN IRELAND-A DAILY DEAL
FOR TEN THOUSAND LITTLE CHILD
Rev. DIR. Repworth, Of New York
Herald Famine Fund Rrelief Committee
talegraphs that Journal as follows
Desiring 10 know more of the subject l
called at the office OF the Board of
Education TO learn that the average
ntlenuAnce at school is 10000 less this
year than during the corresponding
season last year. When sought the
cause, of this significant falling oil was
pointed to the record of an Investigate On
which had been made. In nearly every
:. case the manager had found the only
reason for the decrease in attendance ia
!, tina textreme poverty OF people who
have found it utterly out Of the question
10 supply good clothing for the little
ones, The committee became alarmed
at the extent of the evil and determined
tomake an enart TO avert the further
progress of the famine in thai direction.
Recognizing thefact that half-staryed chill
dsrn must necessarily grow TO dwarted
and stunted manhood and wo.nanhood
they felt It would be their duty to take
active steps toward forming some plan
by which these Children shall be saved
from the physical and moral consequent
ces OF Insufficient nutrition. IL is hard
10 see q tull-grown man sutier from the
, pangs Of hunger, but 10 see a hungry
: child with cleaning eyes and jaded
a cheeks, aid to know that as surely rs Its
hfe IL spared so surely will IL carry the
gems of disease throughout its future
years, is something not to be endured.
Your committee recognize the
! tremendous work they have before
them in the endeavor to give bit of
bread to more than 10000 school
children every morning, but when
they discovered the full state of the
case they determined to undertake it
at once. During the last two weeks
more than 900 children have received
their frugal meal through the wise
henevolence of Mrs. Power Lalor,
Before another week goes by your
committee hope to report that they
have so far extended their field of
operations as To include at least IL, 900.
They trust to your overtlowing gem
erosity to continue to work until the
cry of hunger ceases to come from
the children lips. We appropriate
$4,000 TO be applied to this purpose
: and appeal to all friends of humanity
in America to aid us i'll extending this
new and important field of labor in an
endeayor to prevent an evil which
unless averted at once, threatens en-
danger the physical and menta!
powers future generation.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-22
CosTER's rEAl FOSTERS TEA /,

Foster the greatest importer OF teaa. His
fame lie all over Europe. Opened for the
nrst time IN Wilmington ~ l2s MArke
street and los East sixth street. At So ets
% ets-, % cts, and OIL per ID. This tea Is
excellent. Try It
We are all the one that sells Diamond
nour Al S.5o per barrel. Ne other parties
have II We take all the mill makes Of IL.
For the low price OF ss-oo or 81 ets. 9 10. II
can't be exeelled. Our o. 80 is good. Oar
- nonr makes bread as white IS snow
Noix de Colo for pies and puddings ia de-
lieious- Try Il Put up In tin cans. D.
ots, Per can. One can Win make pies and
pnddings Tor an ordinary family for six
months. T. n. HIER,
Ice East sixth street
marriott l2s Market street,
The daily gazette., 1880-03-22
A Hired assassin iChO Killed
People at 500 Ahedd.

CHICAGO, March 20.-A Des Moines
dispatch says there has long existed .
deadly fsud between the Howeye anu
Westfall families in Warren County. la.
II resulted In Q murderous shooting
afray two years ago, and has now broken
out afresh. Last wednesday Reuben
Westfall. while on. looking for his hogs
was shot in the head by some person IN
ambush. The ball struck just above the
ear, but glanced of the skull, making
only slight wound.
Yesterday one George Wheeler was
arrested on suspicion, and confessed that
he had been hired by the Howeyes to
shoot the entire Westfall family at 500
. head. When the last one was disposed
of he was to have 500 extra. Wheeler's
statementlis confirmed by circumstances,
and on its strength four OF the Howeyes
have been arrested, with two others OF
their gang. The remainder cannot be
found al present.
Obtaining a Letter on a Forged
order.
A Philadelphia paper says Jacob
r. Shallcross was given a final hearing
yesterday, before United States Com
missioner Gibbons, on the charge of
having obtained letter from the post
office upon false representations. At
a previous hearing it had been testified
that the defendant, on the 4th of No
vember last, obtained at the window
OF the post office letter addressed to
w. s. shallcross, who, he said, was his
brother, upon an order purrorting to
have been signed by W. 5. Shallcross.
The letter contained valuable remit
tanee. AT the hearing yesterday sew
eral of the defendants relatives swore
that he had no brother of the name
mentioned. The Commissioner held
Shaneross under 81, 900 bail for court,
The daily gazette., 1880-03-22

John A. Gibler, a lawyer, convicted
of bribiHg juror, in Chicago, was
sentenced on Saturday evening, to
sixty days imprisonment, and his
case was recommended to the Grand
Jury.
John B. Wisehendorn, ex-cashier
and book-keeper for Muir, Duckworth
y Co., Of Chic ago, was convicted on
Saturday of embezzlement. He con-
fessed that he had embezzled $19, 900.
A bout $1,000 was recovered.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-22
Trustees sales.
A NUMBER THAT TOOK PLACE sATuR
DAY AFTERNOON.

0AA AFIBktNQuN.
On Saturday afternoon, Charles B.
Lore, Esq., as Trustee or Attorney
sold the following properties
The two story brick dwelling, No.
100 W. Sixth street, belonging to the
estate OF the late John Coleman, to B.
T. Bye, for 81 800, subject to q mort
gage of lilo.
Also at the same time the brick and
frame livery stable belonging to the
same estate, and situated on Fifth
street, between Shipley and Orange
streets, to Andrew Trainor, for $e,-
010.
A two story frame dwelling situated
on Wilson street, between Seventh
and Eighth streets, belonging to the
estate of John Smith, deceased, to r.
Mcfarland, for 800.
A three story brick dwelling situated
on the north side of East Second st. be-
longing to the estate of Joshua Baker,
deceased, to Thomas L. Young, for
Z l, 900.
Waite Cummins, Esq, Attorney
for Mrs. Caroline f. McCaulley, also
sold on Saturday afternoon, at Ogle's
auction room, the one equal undivided
half part of a lot with frame house
thereon erected, belonging to the es-
tate of William s. McCaulley, de-
ceased, situated ON Buttonwood street,
between Taylor and Ninth streets, ex-
tending back to low water mark in
the Brandywine, distance of about
$50 feet, and having front on But
tonwood street of 154 feet, to John p.
Ruth, fpr 5000.
He also sold lot 40 x 1873 feet stu
ated On Seventh street, between
Broome and Clayton streets, to Joseph
L. Carpenter, Jr., for $S per foot.
A lot 75 X 10 feet situated on
Eighth street, near DUPONT, was with
drawn after having been bid up to $3
per foot
The "Loebe" farm farm situated in
Brandy wine Hundred, was also with
drawn, The highest bid offered being
81 400.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-22
LECTURE LAST EVENING.

Last evening, Rev. L. Payson Wal
ton, delivered his lecture at the City
Hall, entitled "The Truths of Re-
ligion hidden in Masonry" There
were about thirty persons present, who
listened somewhat attentively to the
lecture. The subject was treated from
the standpoint of Emanuel Swenden-
borg, and proved that the lecturer had
studied the matter very carefully.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-22
oLACKBIRD. Dp,

Mr.. EDrroR.,In ~ nhs., l. sarcha n
Samuel TOWNSEND S,'aluriayhe,'I
saudi saudi ha n1a ,," %iilss' nh, vra6 Ss oS' n. '.@s
when he thought i no's The SiIsS.I
Noxentown min norN would tny' !.
iieman, n.'slGnrn',y wGa.a overhsairss s'II ,o,. vi
that Mr.. Townsend t,t 40 not iro,
cadal when he snnnO. u,u not Opp'..
s's',' genuemoH'y Samuel ToS.a
meyer matle II. A. fo, ,,,pNh'etd \,
wrh the double "s ''ie liz and ~
gec'l0ns of Sam Townse,nuST .prsu|
nIar us r nun bray by goinp "u, t. Az, !, o.
ranai @,m YAK. e. AIIapont DeI,S",nn,r.s
oanal, the peaches, and 'waIt, "aIlI ,tba
snail dictator in nis noll'lo h
knows DE Lrs.etsis ' way be 4
WI, be fooled finley co,, ,'sh, Coe|
making Of The canal ,s s'''T1s nl b
,ro,h , Is made known h. wha
conclusion, for / na'I,,p ,piGltsa.
70 answer MIR. i. Tv.t5 u
ness and would NOT do so I'd
me, r,s"r r.. uys' W y lram brutal aIu'., IUS 'II
job. prefer 40 a
The daily gazette., 1880-03-22
A PROLIFIC NIGHT.

well-known citizen of fLandenburg,
Chester county, Pa, on Saturday
night, was presented by his wife with
a fine baby boy. On the same night
his mare gave birth to colt and one
Of his sows to large litter of pigs
1t is also asserted that all of the births
were of the male persnasion.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-22
Rer. Father ReiiIey.

while conducting services Yesterday
morning the Rev. Father Reilley, of 81.
Mary's Catholic Church, was slightly
overcome, and was compelled to close
the services in a sitting posture. A ru-
NOR was current this morning upon the
streets that the Reverend Father, owing
70 This Ind'sposition, wonld resign his
charge. This rumor Is without founds-
SION. as he states tha, he will only cease
bis dutieSwhen ply 81 cal alipfirmiues.would
compel him to do so.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-22
CLAYTON House Arrivals.

Miss Kate NJ. Lang, Phlia.
John V. Rice. Chester, Pa.
J. W. Grace, Ralto.
+. p. Meigs, Maryland.
Truman Wallace. Christiana, Pa
Jacob Moore. Georgetown, Del.
W. II. Dickson, Mount Holly, Nj.
Geo, An erson, Chester. Pa.
J. NJ. Jones,
A. Haverstick, Phila.
Henry X. Goesser. New York.
Palm Sunday was appropriately ob
served yesterday in the various Ro
man Catholic, Protestant Episcopal
and Lutheran Churches throughout
the country.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-22
z tor Bi0inc 10 6 for n.

CHICAGO, March 2O.-A Nv, r'|
ueneva, ILL.,, SPECIAL says ~ ~
county convention of the iilinuat ut
paign was held there to.d,r l1' !; :,
a strong Republican cour;v i.I ..iI
to thirteen delegates. Tbc S,'.ll W
evenly divided. Itresul%lr,I % !nM' p'Iut'|
tlon Z of seven delegates to ,5a y Ss y
lieid convention in fayorof BI,isp SF
six in favor Of Grant. ''lie
The daily gazette., 1880-03-22
To BE Sold To-Morrn,..

Tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock,
Thomas NJ. Ogle, auctioneer. will sell
at his auction room, No. SOC Market
street, for Annie Rowe. administrators
of Richard II. Rowe, four large lots
situated on prominent streets over
Eleventh street bridge. These lots
are worthy the attention Of dealers in
real estate who should not fail to be
present at the sale.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-22
Congress.

The L. S. Senator was not iHs,I
on Saturday. In the House the I'd
was devoted exclusively to ~
ma king on the finances, the sEeaI
being Messrs. Felton,, Of GeOr
Frye, of Maine; 0ith, Of lndIi
Kelley, Of Pennsylvania; Mills
as;Dunnell. OF Minnesota
Sanford, of Alabama.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-22
FiOht Orcr a husbon,
CINCINNATI OLio. M,,,l a,

OINV'NNATI Uhlo, March a h
A despatch to the Gazette FINN,
Albany, Ind, says MIS-. Bqlls AZ. S.,.
brought suit against Albet S.s' S,'
broiher-in-law, for stealing and T.' y.
away her husband. Tie bn,S,'II ~
with consumption, and. Vl,. b,riS.
insurance policy ofS2.OOO on NJ
there is a quarrel between lbe NJ. N
his family Tor lis rosses,ion '"'
The daily gazette., 1880-03-22
Cenfral Church Meetinos.

The meetings at the Central Presby-
terian Church will be continued on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday even
ings Of this week. On Friday ev' nirg.
af er the service, the members will con
suit together about the election of enc
OF more additional elders.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-22
EuneraI on WlIIlam Lardner

The body OF William Lardnrr, who
died suddenly at the City Hotel on Wed
nesday morning last. YVES taken to Phiia
delphia, this morning on the o. .30' train,
by undertaken palmer. It was met al
the depot by the family and relatives.
and taken to the Oxford street NJ. f
Church where the funeral services were
held.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-22
A NEW SWITCH

Workmen of the p, W. & B. r r.
Co., are engaged in taking mp the old
rails of a switch that leads from the
main track between King and French
streets into the coal yard of Geo. w.
Bush Il Son. The old rails will be re-
placed by new ones.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-22
ON THE "GRO. LEARY.n

Mr., j. A. Watts, who recently kept
a shoe store at No. 30s Market street
in this city, was recently given the
position of engineer on the steamer
d" George Leary," running between
Washington and Norfolk. His future
residence will be in Washington.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-22
A Great Discovery by "a Urea. Man

THE pfILnAfIIy, to NhAN " WarneF3s SAfe
Servine is The great man is one Of the
most famous living physicians. He round
q harmless remedy for all kinds OF ps!us
Others improved II, and the nal result Is.
theSafe Neryine Manufactured nov only
by II. II. Warner 6 Co.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-22
60 PAGE CATALOGUE

GRATIS 60 PAGE CATALOGUE
VI
Containing much valuable Information
also list o peaeh=s with rotation IN ri.
Psning. and lisa Of southern OF lonR keen
Ing applsa, . fruik much needed her.
kvery fruit grower should see this list OF
apples and buy no NOR OF lhe SeEYoik
sr Western varieties 70 plant here for
winter apples, for grown here they are moi
winter apples.
Also tsp~n, persim mon, queen Of the
m2rks<, raspberry win a IuIl line OF
nn~e1y si0eE At greatly reduced prices
Also q receipt ierA
WASH FOR TREES.
whicn will drive out borers iftn the Peach
apple quihcs ami Ssh and not one kalf
NE time or cost In applying IL as to re
move with knife Anc ifapplied annually
There viii be 90 borers in the trees and not
one peach tree die with the yellows
Enere n JuSAnds die annually now send
postal card for Catalogue Call and see
stock. AL orders sent By mail VIII re-
ceixe careful at entiou-
RANDOLPH PETERS.
Wilmington, Del
Noyi-JAn, Nj. .Apsh, ,Iss5
The daily gazette., 1880-03-22

HAverly's Mastodon minstrels, with
sixty performers, open this week OF the
Academy of Music, Philadelphls. They
Play an engagement At Nlblo Garden,
New York, before going to Europe.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-22
RAGLKOAD lbs.
DHILADELPIHA, WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

Il lhI ADkLFHhAs WhhAMI INGION
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER l8TH 1879.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows;
tor
Philadelphia and intermediate stations,
40, $40, 1880 n. m. 2.3O, 400, 100. 9.46 p.
N.
Philadelphia (Express) 900, s.s6. 1902 a.
IN.
Phila- and New York 2.2l, 100, 1902 a. M,
1918, 1899. 5.i6 p. IN.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations,
S.35a, m.
Baltimore and Bay line, 7.0S p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1851, 2n3,
S.S5 a m. l252, l.0i, 5.lS, p. IN.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave Tor
New Castle go, 9.l5. a. M; l.lO. 800, 6SU
p. m.
Harrington and intermediate stations,
g.l5 n. IN. LILO, 6.O p. IN.
Delmar and intermediate Stations, OILS
M; l.l0p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations
$40 a. m; SEQ, $50, $40 p. m.
philadelphia and New York, 200 a. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, l25l, 2.lO
a. m.
For further information passengers are
referred To the time tables posted at the
depot Ii. r. KENNEY,
N
The daily gazette., 1880-03-22
Fins s4ncial and Ceummerctai.

WILMINGTON. Del., March. 22,i.So.
Latest stock quotations furnished by
Heald a Co., Clayton House BUILDING
Win inlton, bel. At IL NJ. to-day;
LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-22
" ilmingIon Markets.
raILA pELphIA CATTLE MARKH

- MoNbAG, March Is. y. NJ.
nkkF CArrLk were IN good demand and
prices were nrmer s4s head arrived
ana Solr al The different yards 81 g., and
O. g, per pound, As TO quality.
head 50 ia at the diriereri yards Al 81. snd
: &C Per 10, Lambs were also hisher
Sales Al 6s72.c. per =.
Hoes were in demand. and prices were
49, heSd sold 81 The different yards At e.
u 7e. per D. as 20 condition.
ST. per head.
SHEEP BROKERS ASSOCIATION.
ShAAf,-E1tra, 100 TO 80 lbs, essA7c.
sosN'' Ds' 70 II" los,, asas'ac,; fair, 81 to S
1os, sskacc Good Lambs, 6s.A7c COM
mon iAmos, sS.aoc. Calves, e@A7c. Sup
Ply llKht ana prices advanced. Market
eElsk Arrivals 4uoo head.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
"WEDNESDAY, March lT.5P.N.
Lopk - lnaeuve and prices favor buy
erS sales OF lou barrels, Including Min
nesoiA extra al - osSSs al, Penna extrs
family al s. 2osss az; " Wsstern do. do, A.
= Sac and patent and other high Erades
4 al -1aeS =, including los oArre,s IndI-
ana md Illinois on secret tsrmS Rys
/ nour sells SteA
GRAtN.-Whest is inactive and le low.
er. SHES OF $40 bushels, rejected At
SM snhsyiSAnis rel, track. at tl sss.
Sonthern Amber, do. at 81 49, and No
heI elevator. 81 o.. AZ March. 81 a..
Aprll, .! = May and 81 3 June. Rye ID
sIesAog ~ S-Sssc Corn 10 less active, with
ssles of l2,No bushels including mix
ed a. $50 yellow AZ a. s1d 80. =,
~ the open board, Sc, was bid FOR
ASfcA A,se for April SSc- for May and
se, LOT June Oats are quiet and IN
ehsnSed salesof A.slo bushels, includins
mixed AZ As4eSsc- and white AZ q SSsSs
cents Inc receipts to-day we're as FOL
.oSs 2lso eols nour. Il .iIo bushels o.
san its'Nc oosn, eorn. lsooushsls rye
whisAey We N"As
WHtSKY-Wests tron h,nnA ..,,. =.
a9 p er gallon. ' -
The daily gazette., 1880-03-22
FOURTH EDITION

i'saacsssens for fo-Day.
Warmer clear or partly cloudy psa-
thsr, southosstsrly soiads, falling bs-
r0netsr.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-22

WILMINGTON, Delaware,
March, 1880.
We are making preparations this
season to do a large trade in Table
Linens, Towels and Napkins. We
have felt for some time that there
should be more
The daily gazette., 1880-03-22

DR, .HEPwoRTH's ACCOUNT OF HIS
WORK IN IRELAND-A DAILY DEAL
FOR TEN THOUSAND LITTLE CHILD
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-10-27

To the Honorable, the County Commissioners Of the
counffes OF Somerset and Piscdfaq"is
especially represent the undersigned citizens OF
IL. said counties of Somerset ana fiscalaquis.
~ ~ pnblir necessitv and convenience require the
inca,,ou of a highway comncn ncing at a point near
The Forks Hotel, in The Forks plantation, m said
Somerset county thence running d s, Wnyie
and ending az a point near Shirley Mills, in the town
of Shirley, in said county of Piscataquis
We therefore request You to view SAID route ana
locate said way If in your judgment public necessity
and convenience require such location:
Dated this oath day Of September lsse; Co. ,.,.,.
OMAR CLARK and hity others
STATE OF MAINE.
SOMERSET SS-Court of County Commissioners
August adjourned term A ID. lsso
Irn5n the foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioners are
sible and ought to be heard touching ie na.,er ses
forth in their petition. il is ordered lha, the eooy
Commissiouers meet at The Forks Hotel IN the
Forks Plantation in Somerset county on r'aas
thence proceed view the route mentioned IN sa,d
netition and the next DAY tDec,. 70,
isso! at O'Clock :. a; shrIsv. M is Mis- in in the
| Town of shirley in Piscafaquis county, anu sue"
T,r,her measures taken in the premises as the Som
shall judge proPer ana ne u That
notice OF the time, place and purposes OF ,he oonl
meeting aforesaid. be given TO ali persons
and corporations interested by pubiishing an az
,S rapy of the petition aforesaid with this order
thereon six weeks successively IN the i,ne irre
S,aie.a public nes:paPef nnehsc Journal publ.
a,snsner printed ut Augusta, in kennebec county
BY the printers to the STATE and n, N ad - nxsI in
pscstsaais county and also aites'ed copies OF the
same be served upon the chairman OF ,ne soaro 2,
Couuty Commissioners for eaeh OF the a.ofesa.o ~
sonn,ss q. somerset and Piscataquis and the tow n
isrI the town Of shirley, in said eouHy and to be
nosted in three public places in sad town .ne
thirty DAYS before the time appointed ior saio
- thai ali interested may then appear and De
nearu' "a ''e' Attest L. H. WEBB Clerk,
| A true copy of the Petition and order Of Cour'
thereon. Attes, 4 H. WEBB. Clerk:
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Advertising Agents
FOR THE
Kennebec journal,
DAILY IND WEEKLY.

The following Advertising Agents are authorized
10 receive subscriptions and advertisements for the
KEyyEBEC JOURNAL:
BOSTON :: :: S. VI. PETrENGILL& & Co. 10 State
- Street.
81 NILES, No. 6 fremont st.
I. C. EVANS, fremont Temple.
HORACE DODD, a65 Washington
Street.
FEW YORK :: :DAUCHY & Co., 1871 Fulton st.
GEO. Z. ROwELL Il Co., 10
Sp Ice Street.
JAMES Ii. BATES Al Park Row.
W. w. SHARPE & Co.
SIN. PETTENGILL Co., 81 Park
Row.
PHILADELPHIA N. W. AVER g. Son, Times Bldg,
Chestnut and Sth streets.
8 NJ. PETTENGILL 4 Co., I0l
Chestnut Street.
NEW HAVEN CONN, ii. L. HUBBARD, City Bank
Building.
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legal ADVERTISEMENTS.
State Of Maine.

KENNEBEC IS Superior Court in Vacation, Au-
gusta, October 2l, 1850.
DOBERT HIGGlNBOTTOM Libt. vs.. Genetta
IL HigginbottOm, upon the annexed libel IL or
dered by me, the undersigned. Justice of said Court.
that notice thereof be given to the lbellee. by pub
fishing attested copy of the same, abstract
OF together with This order thereon, three weeks
successyely in the kennebec Journal the first time
IN the Daily, new paper printed in Augusta. in
said county OF KenBebec the las publication 10 be
three weeks at least before the next term OF said
court to be holden at Augusta within and for said
county of kennebec the first Tuesday of Decem-
Der next that she may then and there appear in said
court and answer TO said libel, if she ti.
M.P. WHITEHOUSE.
Abstract of the Libel.
The libeaut alleges that he lives in said Augusta
and has resided in this State year at least, in
good faith before the commencement of this libel
that the parties married at Portsmouth, n III.
August 7th 1877 and that he has ever since behaved
as a faithful snd afectonate husband towards his
said wife. But he alleges causes of divorce that
tho has treated him with cruelty, that she has a
peeyish cross and quarrelsome disposition, and that
IN June 1879, she deserted him. and has refused to
return TO him, and has avowed her determination
never 10 do So Wherefore he prays the court TO de-
cree TO him "A divorce from the bonds of matrimony.
lie also declares and makes oath that he does not
know the present residence of the bellee, that he
mas used reasonable diligence to ascertain the same,
but Is unable to do so.
(Sjpned,) ROBERT HIGGINBOTTON.
true copy of the order Of the Judge with abstract
of the libel. 49, ..- -,
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Destroyed Itwillrelieye inn
mediately pain in any place
where 1t can be applied In
ternally or externally. For
cuts, bruises. sprains. &c,
it is the very best remedy
known arresting t b e
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The Great Health Restorative.
GENUINE SHAKER MEDICINE,

invented by Thos. Corbett and prepared for fifty
years by the CANTERBURY SOCIETY OF SHAKERS,
AT SHAkEE VILLAGE, n. II. Those who have fail
ed TO be benefited by other Sarsaprilas are earnest
ly desired TO make single trial of this pure and
wholesome compound of Shaker Sarsaparilla Dan.
deliou. yellow Dock, Mandrake. Black Cohosh. Gar.
get, Indian Hemp, and the Berries of Juniper and
Cubcb united with lodide of potassium. made by the
Society, because il Is safe, never falling and adapted
to all ages and both sexes.
II ccanses the blood. regulates the stomach and
bowels puriies the system of humors aud inherited
diseases and is of priceless value In maintaining the
health of the household. Inquire for CoRBETr :
SuAkEI's SARsArARiLLA. Sold everywhere
SHakER's VILLAGE, n. H., Jan. l. 1850.
RS-Enclosc Stamp for Shaker Manual.