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New-York tribune., 1880-06-24
Wceau 9iEamers.

IMPERIAL GERMAN, MAIL.-Ham61rrg3S-, r3S,
GHEEsSuKo and naa Il
oi 5Py Plyouh tndeP GlsSoa
kaTSad the .sShe @ edSsTe Pa oaPEancG 1PSnSG
ssFs' s5o so g RIcaAR6 5Ge% CO. aAsE
XUGemaSpAI Genera Agents SV1 81 BrOAd-st. NeWYoTs:
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAJ
STEAMSHIP E2EEHs EIsR ffaMAN bRTMEEE oSSEwvoRx.
81 MNP SBr RRNMmS Wsdassav
SHiFs or fSs XVI &
FIRST sYsN az sEc9SD tsS CABIN
Return tickets At reduOed rnte Prepaid 'ee'"so
ecagc hets Pp@ in The % soGh sdwn 90 ERgaGa s
TNMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTICE.-The steamers 9f this Line take Lieutenant
Msarys ali seasons Il the YesT ao 90 oSo IN
S!? SSEsTkR IsRAT jdT Tny isS9 ? m
CITY CITY SF SF s6EFIA II Jug
CABIN 5 ES and Gsi s6o Return SceIs favorable
saSdns 1901 smoking a'D
Ih'SSJ J|N g. D&LE AscSt 81 GrOSdwAy. n
n NatiOnal LineFrom Gnewl PieT 80 H3rtn II
EE1A. sat i%SS loNDoS K = Victoria he2 pocks7 IVY :
s to dg9S 9 So surrc%e1 prepaid stecrass
THAN most lines MG sei
NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
These hrstclass steamships sa Regularly at from
sANTfAGo DE- CUBA. Capt Focte: Thursday June o.
"a WIILiHM p CLYDE CO. 10. IS broadway
LAWTON BROS. Agents IN Havana
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Sailing from Pierfoof q Canalst y; po n@rtn fnVer'
5tsansmp St n TtnSS 'H Thars ;ns inao "a noon
COnnterg for Central and South America and AsxioA
From San FrancleCo TO Japan and China =, roor
nshin NLIl ut d4kiO inn ZsaIand aod Aus.
sre.ruship CITY OF SYDNEY, sat, Jnly 3 nom
or Immediately arrival Of London mails san ffaneiSc
Passengers forwarded 70 SAN FRANCiSCo: yrt
isAN61TSr tx S6TrH AfARcANNA ESTAL HEhrc8S
For reicht p4sssg, and general information apply at
Companys Once On Pier foot OF Canast; Norlh Lnver
superintendent
ROTTERDAM LINE. .-,...
1Neamers leave cos Pier adj Pavoa Ferry Jersey EN- Uty
RR;t1TrERDAV V ................ Wednesday, july z.
"S Ist cSSn s5d$7o ID Cabin sds $50 SfeersEe: SO
GAZAyX ener @ a. , ssm e nG15h Wiem St As
L. W.MORHIS so broadway, General PASSAGE q gen.
WHITE STAR LINE. n,,..n.
w UTITED siATEs AXD ~ HAt VfhtSdi. tsTEAMES
>or, FOR 3UEENsIOWN AHD mo - e Ine Route
recommended by MauIy u s. NJ on D'th Tue Ou'"Sr"
BALTTC. CAPT. Tarseil. .Tnursdav, June "a p IN:
CELIlC. Lald Gleadeh Sturs|i Syiy ~ t I = M M
&c ga c9pI pD TgrII ThurriaT july m
FROM The WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF "Ear
ILcae cleaners are size and unsurpassed IN a
pOntments The sa oon siacroonS % onoAng @ dion nor sr,
felt anOrdng degree OF comfort ui'herlo
k1rEs.-Saloon, $50 and $loO. steeraSe' S29 Returh
"GHelS S1 o tSr carr Neither cattle sheep nor pigs
O Inspection of plans and other lnorn,aon apply az ne
Company Qrces ~ 81 broadway YSaHI o. ~" lao
AH.fn =
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24
Gitn Drorerrp 90 Eet.
Brocklpn propertn for Sale Gu0 90 Get.
Gonntrp properin for Sale ano 60 Eet.

splendid; COUNTRY RESI-
"A DENcE c, MEL dnd 1nsnr
passed school Church and society advantages frequent
daily Railroad night Steamer communications with NJ
IN one New EDgsnds most beautiful ana desirable CITY
towps situation very nealthfu high with commanding
news NStipg supeftor Kent wen furnished mode
rate for season year Sale easy terms (34
aeres.) A. ]. STEVENS. Ill Broadway. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24

NOTNTRY BOARD az large farmhouse IN
y Bnrks.re lIills iarE' rooms O"hnuIh
s~cr~ty Address e. y. TRACY llihsdAc b"r"shre Couu
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24
NEw.YoRK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-

ALL RAIL LINE for Perth Amboy, south Amooy, Nat
aynn KryIOr Hazlct MddeiOwn, Red Bank Little SlNtr
BranchIort. Long Rranch, l1bciOn, Deal beaeh Ocean
licaCb spring Lake, sea cart,
Point Pheasant. Toms lv liarirPai Aaulic tIf ETC.
Lave NewA foot Of Iibertys, at j:iJ 49, ~ ll'ao
a IN: l:.U, 3d.. 1, j:lj, q m
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
IN LINE

FUR TRENTON AND PHi LADElFh a.. II,
Leave NcwYorS rm station G. H. H. OF y J- loot ot lid
erty. for rhiadepha: - , ,.....,, ., ct. ~, n.
lli5 a. NJ ijO j.. 4:3o i;ij. ., 49, IL On sun
For sla,Icn corner Tnr AMI Bc1ksst -. a. Q,
1l:l5 M; 5u. ~ . ~ ~ j. m ON ~u'ay ~ 1.'V r. ~
For Trenton, Warren snd Tuckcrst. 10 ~ y j. "a a
l3U T. $50 "a. $50. 49, II h H. Huhcay al SN' a'
''Teinrjns trans will leave Philadelphia New York
From station IhimrlplA md Hrmlihs ui,o',: rnrner
Ninh and Grecst~. 40 80. So ; g4'; lGlS =, m; m
1910 -, 545. 5iO, 1lJ. l. j. H. on SnmIl' $50 a nj
81 ron, 1i',l and Bcrks.sta nt 2; 20 990 945 II o.
l:2 $40. j:21, G:S' .li pm Sunday al S'oa M pm
Hfn IN ~ T ia ~ In Sanisy-l.s $40 H. H. G:5 p m.
q4 ~. IL BroadNay and vt the principal hmci. sos
and count, and annex ohice. JcScs ~hni lIookB u
Nr.Yo Iril-er to.noany uodds EHrr '' wl. cl ior
an cheek blerlge from hcici Or rC-'T" L" hr
have Ncw York 4 g. ur l'r'o.i,n n t ti So "hr
"'' d" H. +. BtLDWIT. General PI,,cng,r A.cul.
FOR BRlDGErORT and all points on Nau-
gngck ami Ionrqomc I,aiG1ls team r, ic5ie M 4u-
EIe 't Over hia ~ Is ny @Ler route
NEW YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ hiXEk ~ -, %9@9n9SS Sc Jaae - ie'o
500 eso7 aud North IA ENpr,sS 10 Isochesler ~
Adams ard MofIc, via sarliora with draw.ngrom cu.
lO3O u. M. Chca.o AuI Weston EArosA DIawlug.r,ln
cars Canandaieua Rochester aud fuiao
10 Utca Saraoco, G'ns fals ana Rutland.
zoo p i @. Ai6.ny ana rrny Exrrc>..
$500 j. louis EKpf,-, Cill WITH sr~dnz cars ior
r ears ior Buiao focda ,nd rlfo and Tor Montreal
ceIuhg SUNDAY night VIA sAia"a@ . ,,,.,o. ., ,.
nr wa Gyncya cciing 10 "rre'a l:orh~'er aai
$40 H. m Pacific tHIcss dv with sleeping cerstoS,rG
HoccsicI. NiAga-a Falls. Buhao Ctvt'l l"cl@ Do
i:I0p ~ %ich Exprcswii Hecidng car. to Albany ant
9csct. Sos - aud l3 r,ai~ay. aad Al Wa.
colts ElPleos oh,cS " ran -. Atd NFl ~ Il ir'a'
J. M. IOUCri. Grn. hn. e. B.. Mi.l.kiI ''n fAtfg Al
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24
VONGRESS HALL.

COOPEESTOWN (OTSEGO LAkE), y. \.
~ COOPER IIpt-I OPENS u I'VE 10
Apply =. +. ElrTENDEN. Proprietor.
r.rri draw l.faJn all trains bctW"'n Albany
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24
IopErHnLn AND NEY-YORK RAILWAY
Leave foot OF Lbertyst for Freehold at 49, lllO n
NYYiFEIW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

N BAY IiOUt e-For Hlshialns. !lcryuc -rlhrlght
Az nmonth Beach AtAhhcvIle Long Branch ocean ,irOFe,
G.li'r, Grt. Point Pheasant Toms E'Vel' bahe'
vaf. and. ATLANTIC CT ~. ttc
Leave York, foot Lertyst, IT, e:3O lei3 a. in lI"
81 'ss4USS bAISTs-0:3O A. m for Long Branch.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24

DROVIDENCE LINE To BOSTON,
iii VIA PROVIDENCE DiRECT -.-
RIkbTHLASS ACCOMMODATIONS ONLY.
The tayOrite palace steamers .-,,
MASSACHUSETTS, AND RHODE ISLAND.
ay sundsys excepted from Pier 30 North hver loot Oh
WaTIen.st., ~ D.
NO intermediate landings between Now.fOrk and PrOVi
dencr Passengers arrive III Bosom at a. m o, 70. =,
tickets eecured ht Nos 36S, JbI 1O ana
042 sosdway aud AetropOlan snd Fifth Avenue Hotels
NoV Y0rk, aud 33S ashlD ZIONIST BrooBlyp llcseA arc
also at al principal hotels Snd ticket Ooes, ana ~
Ogees WescO kxDress ooRI kRT Freight taken all
81 a. PIIKIKA D y. BABCOCR,
-' q. n. Agent President.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24
Rirnnhnnte nn1 RalIroaos.

A MARY POWELL for West Point, lal COlm-
"A. wall NevburG PouEhkeepsIs kSndout and M koEspT s
leaves foot Of VEsTRYST $40 and 24rH-SE At $3.50 P
M 9nS tR On r. r. r. far North and West baggage
BY 'e'ITf express received st vesfry St, only.
4 LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
bGny lsundsy morning excepted with trains NORTH West
Albany and r'%P@ " rPoS f3ERE e f.F Fl President
A LBANY DAY B0ATS:-C. WIZARD }, and and
"A DANIEL DREW daily SUNDAYS excepted leaEe % ET5r
at a M landing at SyacE Ferry West Point Nsw6uIS
PSSsenscpS iindps Point SeTSag can & TG
cEets scd ana baggage checked North and West Tickets
ga =; specia trains 70 and from Saratoga
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Ferry station in New.York foot Of L1beItyst -,,-
Ferry station in Brooklyn, foot OF FultonS& 'e"e'S
Commencing June 81, 1sso-Leave New.York' foot Of
i1os bs a. m@For Laston Bethlehem Wind Gap, Mauch
Chunk Tamanend, Drifton, Upper Lehigh WIZ eSoaIo'
7:i5 a. M Flemngton = l. and Western We r. r.
se6ociss ah R5@sS 5Sss PannG cRR
Danve Willamsport Tamaqua, Drifton NAnueoke upper
L1Gis5 L11oss5a mTor tsSmervinc Remington
i p. m.-For Pennington. Easton, Allentown KeadnR'
$40 D. m-FoT TIemntO1 Easton BSthIshem Wind CAP
Mauch Chunk. Tamaqua, Diiiton "uAeSoaire' S'l@''H
4so D. m-For schooleys Mountain, High Bridge Branch,
h1siSD aaS p @-EOr somerye Flemlnqto3 se .r.D.
63O n m.-FOr EastOn. Del Lack. and West r. H. Anel;
town Reading Harnsburg Mauch Chunk "ilkesbarre etc q
& @ ,S a5 s5: S Se'i i&ig 7s 7's H. sS ss
3O 3;I5 g. 4lb A:3U, 4:4j D. 5l0 53O Ol6 D. 6l1 %
G.46 77:i6 7;t5 81 9:lh, lO:l0. II. ~ p m. -
Sunday trains SAB y. IL FOR Bonu l,VoN
ana intcrmedaie stations $50 M for Eason Allen
'oEn For MsTslfSuIE ld 5s ,Go G3l M S M & s5
Ss9 e. g. EsS & "a ~? Ils 81 si5 = 9l5 ioS i 2P
For trains to local points Time Fables At STATIONS
Roats Of the BrOOklyn Eric Annex make
at Jersey CITY aud rom Brooklyn ana ErlV DepOS
Jersey tfty.
NEW-YORK AND Long BRANCH DlFl-
ALL RAIL LINE for Perth AmbOv, south Amboy, NAT
oynn KryOrt azct, Middle0wn Red Bank Little SILVER
Rrauc mort Long Rr.nch labeOn Deal Beach. ocean
C;rny, Asury Park licacb spring Lake, Sta Grt
Point Pheasant Toms arnegat. Atlantic t1ty, etc
Lave New OF IIDertys Mt j;iJ- si5 ~ llAo
a. IN. liu. 3d.. 1, j:l5, Gp'm'
CREEHOLD AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY
CON%ECTION.
a. 5j. y. ~. -. ----.,,,,,,,,,- ,,,,t,t-.1,
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
IN BAY iiDU iE-FJr HlshiaiuS. lrlr!ur rrIniilelt
Al nmouth Beach. AtAbtcV lie Long Branch ceah ,,rone'
Asb,rv PARK. cs g IT iin pleasant Toms l''ei' hah''
Leave NewYork foot Lbery'st, @2O l@io a. in' Alo
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY

~ NTssns iteve Tor Bngewoo Coatsr Pier0nt ana Nv.
eek TOO 800 $50 M lQ, 900 400 slsot 6.Ba go
g.s0. i1:5Op m. SundsYs Dd0 q. ana BAD D. The
iI30 D. m. train will leave ~ ninHtas lhies saturday
Es9sauet Spring Valley and MOnsey, 7OO $3.50 a. No. 40o
Pm iSo. n. ABBOTT General PatSr Agent NsW.YOrk
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24

EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Land
IL atCoEzcns (wcst PoDu. Cornwall NewDurg; Marlboro
Milton PCughkeepse, ksOpus connecting with Ulster and
and WAIKIKI Valley Railroads eamboats "a ES
", BALDWIN aI1 THOMAS CORNELL. leave DAILY at
u, m Pier "a. North River. loot Oi JarIis0u.st
fxcept when I!t0maa Cornell leaves al 1880
with for resorts through
i. M(JU MAINE.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24

I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS, on and aftor June l. 1880 will
leave LepOs foot OF COrandt And DobOeses.sts at 10
u. m and $50 p. iJr iahiOn, Bethlehem, Allentown,
RfaanP Matrh Chunk. WiKOsbar1e Tow anda, WaVeIty.
Ithaca CeueyN Lyons, Buffalo aud the West. Pullman Hler
Ing coaches aclied 10 Gi3O y. m. train.
Trains leaving T:40 ana T. M connect Tor oil
points IN MahaDOy aud lIazl ton coa regions.
=. n. BY1NGrON, General Pa-hCnccr Agent,
General Eastern O1Ace Church alt ultants;s.
Z. II. CyMMI.Alir, AEent.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24

NApE ANN bass ROck HOUSE.
~ GOOD IARBOR BEACH. GLoUCEsTIR MAsH
Fncst ami surf bathing ON the cwEnSand
coast. illustrator BOOK - . - o-o,,.,,
New-York tribune., 1880-06-24
: TGIT TITTWFKTSPRINf5S, bethlehem, Penn,

ECHAUM I, r'fN'TS, vlsSasus ana healthy
Summer resort now open for the reception o. ess Ins
S Ia been mnch improved aud beaQuheds anp
Introduced terms moderate Apply at tho sppGS 70 AEe'
MA. ELLIh
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moi been well for some tinc. poor child.
and has had TO keep her bed during the
past week. This morning in finding your
correspondence. also found the cause Of
her III spirits. ! will not waste time At
present in discussing your blackguardly
conduct: that can wait. A few letters.
pissed between you By way OF
Joke wonld have niattered little ;
out when your words grew arTner in each
successive letter. il IL strange that an unex-
pcrienced child fell into your snare, Nov
sir. nv business j. h. find who you are for
the purpose u getting satisfaction; and II
can't get II in one way. WHY ] am a
sOutherner. and III get it In another
write thi. that you may feel uncomfortable
while am looking for you, a. you Ger
tainly will when ! have found you.
OSg WHOM YoC Will Know.
..Phew This Is a nice serape. What
are YOU going to do about II, VIII {:
What can do about It except to await
Developments really wish it would
turn o.it b, be a Matchmaking -cheme ; for
then, although would perhaps feel more
like fool. thcre'd be less Of The knaye in
it,
II w0ulnt worry about it ans more isaH
/ could help, old fellow. - said !. for this
may bc only a first explosion on the part
Of the brother. which will amount to moth
ng. It sounds 10 me like genuine let
ter there's the true ring Of indignation IN
il, aud therefore there i the less 10 be
feared n the parties meant Matchmaking
IL would paw them 10 employ detectives.
but II It Is true bill, why, family pride
ought 10 aci as cheek upon publicity.
After thinking bit. Fowler said:
lin going To write to him aud explain
that no harm was intended, and that am
extremely sorry il any harm has come OF
IL. That's the way feel. and it will do
no hurt to send the letter YOU know.
How will il reach him p
..IIum-rm-in-m. didn't think Of that.
Yes, I'll send il To her address and write
for her brother on il.
The letter was forwarded that evening,
and u cleyerer bit Of composition have
rarely seen. The writer expressed regret
for what had happened. and apu!"gized
for his share in il , 1T the same time he del
icately iusinuated that it would H. morti-
fying to expose family secret, especially
when no benefit could possibly accrue To
any member or members OF the family
most interested Five or >iX day. later
came the following reply;
CONFINED Tomorrow
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PROsTRATION.
zll,,vin Clay Of FugEa-h. Nova Scotia. writes a.
fyguyE

rlst,vfn Clay Of F'ugEa.h, Nova Scotia, writes A.
foHuWs:
MI. JANIS J. FELLOwS, sir
Iiaring. while ~ yoET establishment. carefully *
anime your .eTip;ion- and the method of prepar-
INK Your Compound -vFtp Of HypoPho-pAi"-, Zen
ans Ions 70 giget hair trial ia NV practcr. for
the ia.f fWelge mpa;hs have done 90 AMI find that
In lac. pleni consumption. asld other diseases OF the
throat aid lung. Il ha- done wopslers In restoring
p.r.On. suffering from the elect ofdiphtheria and the
cough following typhoid fever, prevalent ia this rr-
gfoIi u {. the b,sl remedial agent have used.
Bar Tor p.r.on. suffering from exhaustion of the
t5sycr4 IL the braia and systen from long
continued study teaching, ia those ase- Of eN
haH.fion froa which many Young men suffer,
ku0x II b1 better medicine for restoration 10 health
than or Compound strupof iiyPophospiiite- in
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Legal advertisements.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

EENNEBEC, IS:
vIvAKEN On Execution, and will be- sold bv -.
auction, on SATURDAY. the sixth day az Rso.s
4. d. lssO at ten O'Clock in the forenoon ~ ~. -
all the right in equity which Mort Foley hal y. ~,
25fIl day Of Oct. ls.g. the time when the ssrs. -
attached on the OF gnul writ, TO redeem fhs 49,
ing described parcels Of real estate situate l., 49,
ton in said countythc first parcel being s.s ~
lot of land la said Pittsien, with the buin.s 4
on, and bounded rs follows: Westerly by I u.s.
road: souihcrly bv land now formerly ov.s% ~
Edward I.eonar,, or Mrs. Murphy easterly ~
formerly owned by John Dunn: noriherlv ~ ~!
Owned bv Joseph Mooney, containing fvs3,, ~ ~
acres more or less, and be ing the same conraya ase
said Foley by Edward Allen, by deed dated Nv 70
ls79. and recorded in the kcnnebcc Iey;s,s.
Deeds, Book $50. page az.
said second parcel ut land situate in said p,,.
and bounded thus: North and west by land nas sss
formerly Of John Gilfoil; east by the highwar ~
ing froin Jacob Grants 10 East Pittston and go
by land of Dennis Giifoil. Containing len ssh
more or hess and being the same conveyed ~ wv,
Foley bv Edward Leonard. by deed dated Jnns ~
1872, and recorded in said Registry, Book pa Nc.
34s Said premises being subject To two morfuip ssr
3Oc, page ST. given by said Foley to The Ga,rs s~
savings Institution to secure the payment Of ~,
hundred dollars in four equal animal payments :,
first to be paid in one year from April a. lisa NJ,
interest on said ut the rate OF 3 10 Der cen,
annuin, PAYABLE scmannually. Said second ~ ~
gage recorded in said Registry of Deeds Boot ~
mage So given by said Foley TO Albion G. (1art -
from March H. ISIS with interest AT "a per eep @
annum. payable annually. The amount now dns ~ ~
said mortgages, will be made known at the fine .s w
place Of said sale.
WIN. II. LIBBY, Sheriff
Jan. 20, 1850. ams
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in the Back Dimncss of Vision, Premature Old Age,
and many other Diseases that lead to Insanity
Consumption and premature Grave. Full particu-
lars in pamphlet. which desire to send free
by mail to every one. The Specific Medicine is sold
hy all druggists Mt :, per package six packages
for So. will b. seat tree by mail receipt of the
money by addressing The GRAY Medicine Co., No. 10
Mech anics' Block, Detroit. Mich. Sold in Augusta by
I. ". kIN>MAS 4 Co. Wholesale and Retail. and by
druggists everywhere. nOv12t&w1y
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an Important 1'rrssnsl item.

Charles y Prentice. If rolcln. %. went to
Pari. and thence go England to lac treated for
Erights disease, and lficr the best physicians
Of both countr bad 'ion- What They could
for him. gave up in 'li-pair md returned To
America ,n die He received further treat
ncnt from other skillful physicians without
benefit, aud whilr .'iiIlcssly lingering IN
pain aud anguish" be says, heard of the safe
Kidney and Liver Cure. took it, and was COM
pctely cured in few weeks. lie gives cir
cumstantial details of his painful experience
and astonishing cure, in a long letter To IL.
H. Warner 4 Co. which will he forwarded
on application.
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TONTINE PLAN,

or upon the primo pie accommodating profits for def
mite periods which first introduced by this Socie-
ty and has been recommended and endorsed by emil
,ent experts in Life Insurance. and BY leading bust
ness men Forty Four per cent. has bee earnes and
accumulated the premiums paid on ITS iontine Lie
Policies, and forty per cent. on Its Iontinc EndoW-
meut Policies issued within the last five years.
The Directors OF the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciesy represent exclusively the interests Of the Policy
holders and in presenting the Society to notice. they
feel tina, has strong claims upon public confidence,
because CT the strict ana conservative principles BY
which its various departments are governed In the
assets and in the administration of the Society," per-
feet security is given for the future which Is Of great
importance to those depending upon their Insurance
policies for the ultimate support of their families
No Life Insurance Company has such large annual
transact irns the Equitable; none L. more promr
nd Just in it, dealings.
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WIN. II. LIBBY, sherif.

KEyVEBEC COIFNTT-In PROBATE CoNrf =, !.
gHsta. on the fourth Monday OF jan. 1850.
/ CERTAIN INSTRUMENT, purportine "a l,
N the last will and testament Of Samuel rsss'x
late of China. in said county deceased, harin.
been presented for probate:
ORDERED. That notice thereof be given ,h,.
weeks successfully prior TO the fourth Monday Of M
ruary next, in the Kennebec Journal, newsns,as
printed in Augusta. that all persons interested nm
ATTEND at Court of Probate then 10 be holden Al Az
gusta and show cause, ii any, why the said instr
ment should not be proved, approved and allowed a.
the last will and testament of the said deceased
H. X; BAkER, Judge.
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GRAY.S SPECIFIC MEDICINES.
rpaos haAEk The Grea; English Trade MARX

l ne tTeAt rsnKiisu
Remedy. An un-
failing cure for
>emin al weak
ness, Spermaforr-
hea, lmpotency,
aud all diseases
that follow rs IA sc.
quence Of Self
Abuse; "a Loss of
Memory. Cniver-
III ss.I n.
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LYDIA T.. PINkUAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND

is positive for those painful complaints anu
weaknesses peculiar TO Women 1t restores Inc poou
to lis natural condition, directs the vital power
Alright strengthens the muscles of the uterus, ana
lifts it into place, and gives IL tone ana strength
so that the cure is radical and entire II strength
ems the back uud pe.ys region it gives tone TO the
whole nervous system restores displaced organs 10
their natural position. That feeling ofbearng down.
causing PAIN weight. and headache, is always per-
manoniy cured by its use
The patients, who could before walk but few
steps, and with great PAIN after the use OF inns
remedy walk several miles, without discomfort. II
permeaes every portion Of the ,ystel, ana GIVES
II. W life and vigor. 1t removes Dyspepsia, rant
ness Flatu,ency destroys all cravings for stimulans
and relieves weakness Of the stomach. 1t will cure
entirely the worst forms Of Falling OF the Uterus
Leucorrhqa, Painful Menstruation. Inflammation or
liberation Irregularities, FloOdings, ETC., For the
cure of Kidney Complaints Of either sex this COM
pound j. unsurpassed.
Il is impossible for woman. after faithful
course of treatment with this medicine, 10 continue
TO have weakness OF the uterus, and thousands OF
women to-day cherish grateful ren'lisbrances
OF the help derived from the use of this remedy.
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II. o.. Abby, ~ D., II. John, y. r., writes fol-
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common our best female popuia'ion are en-. -
.lIy ,anifes,ed by the uneasy restless sensation OF
the patient. The stomach and nervous system ar
all sympathetca,Iy disordered in most diseases Oh me
uterus There is also dall, heavy pain constant!
fen in the lower portion of the back or severe
burning and sharp pain that is Almost unendurape
soreness through the lors, pueis or lower Port'of
OF the abdome n and through the upper portion Vi
the thighs nau>. in the stomach Is of icqueh. o
eurrenee pain and siddDess in the Read sense VI
confusion week.-mrs.. and constant running ,io.
on. or both ewes sometimes follow sympathetic
symptom OF diseased uterus and with the weaSae>>
OF The mnsei.s there is a constant bearing uonu
pain. pulling from the bowels that render u 'e'!
painfal to walk or stand Tor ANY lensih OF iln'e.
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Tie merit az this remarkable remedy Is due 10 IL.
peculiar pFO,.Ffy Of restoring the wastfi li--a, u
v III kny tina, for every Thought and action there 4
i,.th or dsczy of amount OF material proportion
att to the magnitude Of the Thought or aeison
ss,. "a .antrd by the animgpire.f nutritive fune-
ton In, psecoiDas activity Of Youths, the enifn-i
ATTIC struggle for wealth and fame IN the n.iddi.
ax, aaa cd age Itself cause an undue decay Of ma
frriAl nervous force
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Premiums are received and Losses are paid in cash
ONLY Policies are issued payable at the death OF the
Insured also payable AT the end Of certain number
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