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NOTICE TO CREDiTOR-

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The saif Heny ksfnkarfi Dor efjS Has
yO~eph \ Paul. Con missioner, al hs of1
the .Aid Yosniy. co Or ts'tors ths IN AZ
Apri. A. D. iss6.
Nnbes, Geors Hook. cisfk a ali -
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THE COURTS.
MUNICIPAL oOvEr-JrDsE sKASAEn.

MUNICIPAL coCEr--JCDsK SKANAKR.
Court met At l0Ah.
Mary n. Duval vs. A. J. Cecil, admin
istraior. in ehaReery. A motion vas
made by the defendant and an order
entered to dissolve the Injunction in
this case. the hearing Of which Is contin-
ued until another day.
Adjourned until to-day al l0A.N.
coUNTI coUEr-IuDGR BOYD.
Court met AZ 9A.N.
Geo. smith W. Frank Dean. certified
by W. ii. Caldwell, ]. p. Judgment
was rendered for the plaintiff in the
sum OF sl0o.SS and costs.
G. O. Smith va George Mann, certi-
fed by W. II. Caldwell, j. p. Judg-
ment Of sl0S.06 with costs rendered for
plaintiff.
G.. q. Smith vs.. ChAs. y. Taylor, Ger
tilted BY W. II. Caldwell J. p. judy
ment Of s2S,06 with costs rendered for
the plaintiff
Ad;ournad until today M an
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CUNT NoIht-INLok bUiDI
Can't maj Al QAM
Adjourned until to-day at 9 A. 4.

TIE Union Railroad Ticket 0fhce, L.
DO Market street. is q eoayenient placs
TO obtain Information relating 10 the r,
G. 4 s.. L. and B. & O. railroads, and
at the same time TO secure your tickets
TO al principal points.
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THrxE Ia nothing which % relieves
the pain Of Rheumatism. SpralnA Bruis-
e &c, a. McIAin,s Good Infent Linz
menI There u nothing Ike 4. One
trisl con yinnss the nost sksptal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-03

The Nail cay Brewing oOni-
pany's celebrated superior
Beer can BIZ found at Chris
Siebke's on draught or in bot
ties Try a. Won will lind 10
the best Ina the city. -
CHRIS. SIEBh T., PfOPR,
IJ:gI Market Street.
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LOVES q Reymsnn's Export Beer
viii find an excellent article % II on
draught ct c. r Bshlsr's today and
Monday. tslF -
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Az excellent article Of Reymann's
Export Beer on drsught at G. r. Behlers
to-day and Monday.
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LOOK out for Nail City superior B1'i
today.
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'org GERMAN SENATOR y
CAtArTh ofths Bl.ddsr Cured
HKxElErTA, MoxEoE Co, n. Y, !
January 5, 1850

II. H. Wdrs<rS Co.
GESTLKNKS-I am . man 81 years OF
age, have lived in Monroe county. y.
Y. most Of my life, and believe fhere .
no man OF my AcqlAintzncs who would
doubt my statement 1 might make. I
have been . terrible suffer Of CAtArrh ei
the Bladder for years Hearing OF q
number Of cures from the use Of your
remedy, and alter takings lev bottles
OF your Sale Kidney and Iver Cure. I
Vas not only relieved, bat sound my
sell cured THOMAS OsKSA
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In ron desire tickets 70 and from
Europe you can have ehoice a nine
steamship lines. At 800 Market street
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Weather Iud,cauons.

. WAsmsCypN, April 3, a. N.-tor
lcwer Las o., Tennessee and ONO Val
ieys. xarnrv. cloudy, rainy Ssather,
s'n thsasf. y,vriug % southwest winds
Nil f.llina barometer.
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|.&{l,l< Columbus a. 3:40 O. y ami %
oknl rhrogEh ChiCtso Express,
bus daily except sunday. "a . o. D.
&lng car aAtiach 4. artiylug iu ChilH
10 uornlnk Berths can L. seJured
y union Depot tickct OsCs COlum-
- tlnsBing room slespiUg cars through
41&Igo from Slaubenvillc FAST % Phlla.
|I New lork. and West o. Columbus.
Louisville, indianapO and -.
20 tacksss. ba<Ea<s chicks. sleeping
@.I ndA aons, and any further iuionna-
RI - Joseph n. Beileyiilc, Ticket Ascut
X&lle Depot loot % klcyeuth street or
[|<kst Ohce. under Mcclure HOUSE,
/&Xwell. oioneral MANAGE CUIuphu-,
/|lsrien. General PAsen ser aud ticket
<U|lm ons. o. uulu
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NAIL Clrr Superior Beer will make
is appearance to-day.
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G PITTsBUR6 r. 3
1as<Iensed Time Card A.


soNa "a 40, nnss
!! S. S. !. !: !:
'AsAsif trains between
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AcooK ROOa.

Even at this early day the indications
point TO an immense audience Tor Joseph
Cook s lecture, to be given IN the Opera
House, April eth. An order for forty
tickets has already been received from
| Bellaire, and from expression OF opinion
made in other places, 1t seems probable
that large number OF strangers will
| visit our city iron the surrounding
country 10 hear this man whose lame a.
all orator extends over two continents.
Persons in the city desiring good seats
would do well 10 apply early, People
| living in Bellaire can be accommodated
with reserved seat tickets to a nm
tied extent 10y applying to +. VI.
Strong, Esq, at the {. x L. rail-
road office. Tickets fOr safe here
at Lucas commencing Monday morning
One who has heard Joseph Cook lee
ture. SAYS "The word that springs 10
the lips when Mr. Cook ceases 10 speak
is magnificent The word applies to
his personal appearance the fine, large
we'll prupOrtiOned body, surmOunted by
an unusually large head,-to his deliy.
cry, in which every part OF the body is
used 10 give greater effect to the thought
VI argument. and making the impress
sion upon every nearer that 1t is best
not o. contradict him-and 10 the matter
OF his lecture, 50 clear in statement, 50
logical in form, so accurate IN analyst
Just in its discrimination between the
true and the plausible, and at times ~
eloquent. He has never failed
q hold the largest audiences
T. the strictest attention until the
last sentence is uttered. VIVA, is most
remarkable is that his power 10 please
and instruct is so great over the unedu-
Gated portions Of ais hearers, even when
the theme is a question Of metaphysical
character. /, is a rare treat to see and
hear man who combines 30 many Of
the qualities OF the orator, the student,
the reasoner, the debAter, the popular
lecturer, all in 50 high q degree Of de-
velopuent."
"oUg GERMAN SENATOR"
r---r~ea scsts Ior @ ne W lliiEm'sKrcsf
impes~onstiens At the Opern House. on
Tucsdzy and Wednesday, VII be on sails
a. Lncss. this morning The fhiisdeE
AZ anticipated. Gus Williams has been
the PARK Theatre, and the second week
Of his ehzaEement was begun last even
ing under most promisInk auspices
'Our GerIBsn senator" n . long-drASn-
out faroe, which gives Mr.. williams an
opportunity 81 displaying his peculiar
talents 30 the best advantage, and, Of
course, he never fails " keep his audi-
ence in the hes; OF hnmOr. From the
6rSt seen 10 the last the Interest in the
remarkable fortunes ol &Our German
Senator" never hAs,s. and the emily re-
gret IL that be Is not on the boards
longer. The support Is genersliy good
and the moaning thoroughly sdeqaats.
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Mason 4 HlxIIs Organs on essy pay
meats, al sheibiS washingfun Hal
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Bssr supply OF Music ia the cI.' a.
Sheib's, Washington Hall.
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PlAsos to Rent, at sheib'a Washing
Ton Hall 1913 l ----H
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to-day. 49, ~
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II 10 CLKvELASD

81 ..,,.ru rncslntlon leaye, NCils.-r s-
~ $1,000 u %. and all.Nls 40 SI,.-
I'd. 7 ..E awhile a. 10 A. n. BriigP,..
~ Al neilalre AZ 80
-|C ~lllo Accommoiat1E HlluH.
|<X - l-lp 10 md irou ii. sJ#ul.I..
&<|<[ fniioiEinx trips between b.iA.H
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leoH,r II.,;. ", ~ :;
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As taken at Scunrprs. Opera House
drug store.
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IL r,anho.l a soeuDan Hogg.
NJ k14ll1x and Gravel H.l
q >.44Inla ctlcN y al pinC 81
- ard UE1 CO D. puoCuNd AZ
= IN HrI.|Enrork y Z. MYERS.
|sneral Pa>>snEef& ncsct AgenL
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DErJpxaTR~.

ITO THOSE THAT DESIRE TO SAVE THEIR
II natural tech We Mould "a that we are now
better PREPARED han ever before 70 enable them
&C do -. By Tia use Of al hEcTko- MAoxKIIc
PLCeGER We Gkn and Ase mailing better and
hAndscraGr Gold killin<S with u,cre ease 70 our
paticna han have hentnfore been mada u his
city o. elsewhere. without the aid a ne Metric
PluAScr. What Ne sAy ue Can prnve b. actual
dcmousrrs ton. Call and See for yourselves.
JAMES " SuRGtSON & SON,
ylivb No. lit3 Market S.. Wheeling W. Va
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81. Lotn April f-Afriyed-None,
Dsparted-Bslls MenphiS Memphis,
River riseal loot 9 inshss, vith Is -,
Sinches by The guses. WSasbSr cioodv
and mid. -TTN
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s.s i.tsst ssyies and. pattern.
sna N rod order. and car
&sr,caced and skillsd In thoir
<reful 10 uss he oesi pAp<f
"a 70 turn oas ols~n add nsA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-14
FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMES G. Blaine!


The Executive Committee Of the BLAINE CLUB
or MAINE, having perfected their aIrancemrn..s
for an Excursion TO Chicago TO attend the Repapl-
onu NsftOnsl Convention, make the foliDwing an
pouncement for the benefit Of those kepnbiifans
Who may desire TO attend and aid In nominating our
honored senator, JAMES &, BLAINE. A. can
dtdate for President ut the coming election 80
speciai train over the EAsTEES EAILEo1p VIII
ave Portland, THURSDAY, May 9Th. on the arrival
Of thy morning train from Bangor arriving ~ Boz
ton IN season for tea. The party will leave ostoh
for Chicago direct the evening" by special ran'
with Wagner sleeping cars, over the Boston AZ
BAxY, SEw YORK CENTRAL, LAKE SHORE ana
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROADS, taking orrak.
fast Friday morning at Syracuse. dinner NJ fast
Buffalo, and tea at Cleveland, arriving in thichuO
Saturday morning. Ample hotel aceofn',oda IONS
have been engaged for 80 persons, at the 'aT",he
and Natti.on Houses, and rooms VIII be as-'p''i o
the train to the Excur.ion-ts. avoiding e"niu'i"
on their arrival. Hotel bills 80 to - per aay.
Fare from PORTLAND TO CHICAGO ana d'' ~.
$40. Wagner sleeping cars 10 Chicago s'~''- IN
carsIOnisss taken 10 and from Portland from '"ns
ON Maine Central X. r. at one fare tckrt' !" W
procured at all stations Persons desiring 10 90 can
have their berths In sleeping cars assigned D! en-
closing $3.50 to the Treasurer Of the club, H. ;. oo
GOOD, Portland. Those wishing TO secure I"ns
should address the Secretary, j. SWEET Eo"t' Au-
rusta ~ early possible. All Republicans are cor
daily invited 10 join the excursion.
J. X. BODWELL, Pre-id"nt.
j. SWEET ROWE, Secretary.
Augusta, April %. 1850
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simon Cameron's House.

Hi. Harrisburg home Il big. high-sao'ed'
broad-fronted house. built Of gray iimes,one,
and dating back to 1866, - the figures above
the ancient shinglei cornice show. II vas
erected rs dwelling and storehouse COM
bined by the Harris from whom the CITY got
Il. name. Harris was famous man IN the
last century. Who made . fortune hsuIinS
goods from Philadelphia and sending them
bv boat in the Spring season to the usmns
posts far mp the Susquehanna and Son1a1a-
His monument stands in . little enriosure
lust opposite the house, in strip OF paIk
which separates the street from the nvef
bluff, and there, too, stands the stump OF
tree to which tradition says the Indians ned
him for torture when he first invaded their
domain. The modern alterations have not
much altered the outer appearance OF the
house, and it is an admirable specimen OF the
substantial architecture Of our grandfathers
time. From the porch there is beautiful
view of the swift, mile-wide river and the
green, billy country beyond, dotted win
white farmhouses, but the mountains 70 the
north are shut of from the Landscape BY an
ugly wooden bridge.
Within, the house is spacious, comfortable
and old-fashioned. and is evidently the nome
of an old man who cares little for modern
STYLES. and will not shut out the sunshine by
thick curtains, nor give up the easy chairs to
which he is accustomed to make room Tor
new furniture The whole place is \ library.
There are books everywhere. covering the
walls from floor to ceiling, and leaving small
space for pictures save above the NANTES,
where some old prints and portraits manage
to find room. A large lawn and garden add
to the attractiyeness of the place. Within
the enclosure stands a modern brick house,
which used to be the home Of Wayne McVeagh
before he went to Philadelphia to find wider
field for the practice of his profession Cor
Tribune
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THE FOLLY OF FoLLIEs. Many persons
are accustomed to disregard all siigA symp.
toms of disease, saying, LET it 20 ~ il
came" But when one feels the symptoms
Of Kidney Disease-such - pain in the back
and loins. palpitation, urinary arrangement,
etc.-to neglect them is the folly of follies
Kidney, Bladder, Liver and Urinary Com
plants are always liable to end fatally If ne
elected. The true cure Of them il HUNTS
REMEDY. the Great Kidney and Liver
Medicine. There is no symptom or form Of
Kidney Disease that HUNTS REMEDY 10
not master Of. Sold BY all Druggists. Trial
size, IS cents. f&vlv
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The democrats have changed the place
of holding their State convention from
Portland to Bangor. This will bring the
greenback and democratic conventions to-
gether at the same time and place and
make fusion between the two certain OF
accomplishment The democrats and
greenbackers who are opposed to fusion
can see in this little arrangement n plan
to wiring them in to the fusion programme.
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The Chicago Nomination.
J. SWEET ROWE, Secretary.
Augusta, April q. 1850.


II must be evident to people Of "oa,mon
understanding of political affirs that
General Grant stands no chance Of Icing
a successful candidate for the nomination
at Chicago. He cannot secure the votes
necessary to gain the nomination. Even
had he swept Illinois clean his nomination
would have been doubtful, but with that
State divided rs it is his defeat is certain.
To nominate General Grant after what
has transpired in his own State. showing
that he is not the choice Of the republic
cans of that State. would be suicidal.
Without intending any disrespect to Cen
eral Grant, we lay that the evidences Of
public disapproval at the attempt to nom
mate him for a third term are such as re-
quire the republican party for its own
safety to drop him AS possible candi-
date. We dislike-to say this of n
man so hohorcd as General Grant justly is,
but facts are stubborn things, and they un-
mistakably teach the folly of nominating a
candidate for President that would be sure
TO lead his party to destruction. With
Grants own State refusing to endorse
him, and that State one whose electoral
vote the republican party must have to
elect its candidate, what madness his NOM
nation would be! The same feeling
which operates against him there pervades
all the States. 1t would endanger the re-
publican ticket in other States as well as
in Illinois. 1t would be likely to cause the
loss OF all the close States to the repub-
LEANS. Grants friends will make des-
perate effort next Wednesday to carry the
State Convention of Illinois in his favor.
but an endorsement gained by the means
they will resort to will be worthless to
him. 1t will only serve to emphasize
more forcibly the unwisdom of attempting
to nominate him at Chicago.
Speaking for our own State we feel JUS
tilted in saying that the republicans of
Maine will stand loyalty by the nomination
which shall be made at Chicago. If Grant
should be the nominee he would be sup
ported by the whole strength of the repub-
lican organization of the State. But the
mere name of James G. Blaine would
bring thousands more of voters around
the republican standard here than
could possibly he rallied for
Grant. And Mr.. Blaine's popular
ity is not confined to the limits of this
State. II reaches all over the country.
1t is apparent where ever a person may
happen to travel. 1t would aid the ticket
immensely from the Atlantic to the Pacific
and from the Canada border to the Gulf
1t would start an enthusiasm that would
sweep all before it. II the republican
party desires success the first step to he
taken is to nominate Blaine.
As has been said from the beginning OF
the agitation of the Chicago nomination
the choice will be Grant or Blaine. Grant
is virtually out of the fight. The choice
must be Blaine. The elements are such
that no third choice is possible. With the
release of the Grant delegates to cas
their votes as they please. scores of them
will change their votes to Blaine, and moi
to any dark horse, and he will be the can
didate.
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Hoods
SarsapanM


Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in the
world. Will most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally or applied exter-
nally, and thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alleviator, and it is warranted
double the strength Of any similar prepare
ton.
1t cures pain in the Side. Back or Bowels:
Sore Throat, Rheumatism, TOothache and
ALL ACHES.
The Great Believer Of Pain.
"BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANACEA,'
should be in every family. A teaspOonful OF
the Panacea in a tumbler of hot water
[sweetened, if preferred], taken at bedtime,
will BREAK UP A COLD. % cts. bottle.
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will produce beneficial results in cases where
the remedies of the Pharmacopea and Nos
trums, dependent for brief success upon
pufiery alone, utterly fail. As its name i'm
plies. this medicine acts directly upon the
Liver; but its action is by no means rosfned
to tAat organ, the digestive apparatus and the
bowels are put in good working trim, the
manifold symptoms Of Dyspepsia vanish, the
blood Il purified, and Piles, which are the in
variable result Of Costiveness, are wholly
eradicated By this standard family medicine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-14
Worth 0utlives Humbug.

Professor F. Seeger, d. D., of New York,
says that if the poor humbugged public but
knew the Elusive character of Beef, Wine,
and Iron, and the intrinsic valuo Of the Lie
big Company's Coca Beef Tonic, they would
get more of positive value for their money.
The eminence of the Liebig Company as one
of the most reliable and. honorable drug
firms of the world, and the distinguished
character of the eminent physicisns who en-
dorse the Tonic, is an indisputable guarantee
of its value. +eod&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-14

The Maine Standard discharges an ex,
ira quantity of filth whenever any men,
ton is made of the running away Of Eben
+. Pillsbury from the State. Eben's run
ming away was bad enough, but tie way
in which Waterhouse keeps it before the
people is particularly severe upon Eben
and the fusion managers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-14

Heaven help the candidate that receives
the votes of bolters.-Chieago Inter Ocean
(Graat paper.)
It was before the Cook convention was
held that the Inter Ocean made the above
remark. We hope it has mot changed its
opinion since the Grant men bolted in .
body to the Palmer House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-14
Much Sickness,

Undoubtedly with children. attributed to 9TH
er causes, is occasioned by Worms.
BROWNS VERMIFUGE COMFITS, or
Worm Lozenges, although effectual in de-
stroying worms, can do no possible injury to
the most delicate child. This valuable COM
bination has been successfully used by ply
sicians, and found to be absolutely sure in
eradicating worms, so hurtful to children.
Twenty-Five cents box.
ttu, th&freOw &weow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-14
A uOusEHOLD NEED.

A book on the Liver its diseases and their
treatment sent free. Including treatises upon
Liver Complaints. Torpid Liver, Jaundice,
Biliousness, Headache, Constipation, Dys-
pepsia, Malaria, etc. Address DR.. SANFORD.
1862 Broadway, New York City, N. Y.
Nav 44w,
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Many clergymen who were obliged to with
draw from the pulpit on account Of CLERGY
mans Sore Throat" have recovered by
using Fellows Syrup Hypophosphites and
are preaching again. This preparation seems
peculiarly and wonderfully adapted to dis
eases of the breathing organs. teod&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-14

The MotheE' Testimony.
Ny little girl has zen out of health for
some time, and grew very much worse as
warm weather approached Nothing could
get would tempt her appetite, and l felt very
much concerned about her. After trying
various remedies with no avail, procured
bottle of >ple's Favorite Tonic Bitters,
and, CONT my expectations, she is fast
regaining lac. health. / cannot praise this
remedy too highly. The MOTHER.
f&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-14
MENTAL STRAIN RELIEVED.

The Washington, d. c., "Critic" says ::
| sit is intimated to us that members of the
Senate and House are freely using Warmers
Safe Nervine for relief of nervous prostra-
ton incident upon the severe strain upon
their mental powers"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-14
FOR SAIEi

T OFFER for sale, a two story modern buil, .ou.-
L. ell and stable, 18th seven acres of land pai,
irgs all built within the past six years ali in ns
lent condition Is situated in Augusta. ON IVES, VI
of the river, within twenty minutes walk of ps, ee
flee. Apple. pear and plum trees. in abundapce ~, VI
in high state of cultivation Is in excellent loes and
For person who desires suburban rrsdeucs Sa
offers rare OPP oriuniiy. For terms inquire Of ""
T.. w. WIHITEHOUSE
freemans Bank Building, : Augusta n.
Angus ia, Me-. Apr. 20, 1850. anrso.,s
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DR.. c. W. BENsON's CELERY and CHAMOMILE
PILLS are prepared expressly to Sick Headache,
Nervous Headache, Dyspeptic Headache. Neuralgia
and Nervousness, and will cure any case. Price 50
cents postage ftee. Parsons, Bangs Co., Portland,
General Agents.