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PROF.7EDIS0N'S
P0LYFORM.

After much persuasion, Prot. Edison has been
prevailed upon to give to the world his truly won.
derful discovery for alevistins pain. For years he
suffered from neuralgia pains, unable to find any
remedy among the hundreds which he tried that
would give him permanent ease. Finally he became
convinced that he must become his own physician
and seek by experiments, for the desired relief. BE
had taken all the well known sedatives, which gave
only temporary relief, and produced nervousness,
loss Of appetite, &c. He now sought for a combin-
alton Of such remedies as would, by outward appl
cation him of his distress and at same time not
be injurious to his system.
Trials and experiments followed this determin-
alton until he at last produced q compound which,
BY application entirely subdued all pain and allowed
his system to recuperate, and throw Of the disease.
To his discovery Prof. Edison gave the name
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Washington. ID. c. Nov. 10. 1876.
/ | take great pleasure in certifying to the
efficacy of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup in use in
my family and specific for colds of
children or adults. | have found it to be a
cure almost immediate and always permanent.
Verv Respectfully. THos Il. PRIc..
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Certain Cure for hcuma nm
and NeuraDgia.

WilbOr's COd.Liver OIL and lime Tn, j..
friends OF persons who have been restored from, con
nrmed consumption by the of this original Lre,a
raton, and the grateful parties themselves have nv
recommending It and acknowledging its wonderful
eTmeaey givrn the article vast popularity 10 New
Lngland ne tod-Liver Oil is in this combination
effective In being coupled with the Lime, which is T.
SCI. restorative principle. supplying nature with
diseased Lungs. A. B. wILBoR, Boston. pronrietor
Sold by all druggists. =. ~ 'e'o' :
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SOURCES.

The following statements are the voluntary eX
pressiOns of a few among thousands who have beer
saved by the of Warrer's Safe Kidney and Live
Cure. The writers are not personally known TO the
propretors, but they have sent these letters as thu
expression of their gratitude. Their sincerity, there
fore, cannot be questioned:
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SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HOME FARM,

the sesr ,reekiy horticultural and Home Newspaper
edited BIZ SAMUEL l.. BoARpNAS, sixfeen years esii.
tor of the "Maine Farmer" Departments, in every
number, of Field Practice, Orchard and Garden, The
Dairy, Maine Horses, Sheep Husbandry, Flower
Culture, Story Teller. Home Interests. etc. "A
Fdrm Martef Reports specially. Eight pages:
scw type, good paper. Terms, S1.50 per year, in
advance. 4 local agent sraated in erery torn.
Send for = specimen copy.
Address The HOME FARM. AUGUSTA. MAINE.
4lH2W
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NAMED IMMEDIATELY.

A good girl to do general Homework, must be
good washer and irOnrr. Apply At once to
URIAH +. STONE, Farmfngaale.
One-half mile above Gardiner Depot.
ocfloseod2w
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IIessrs. III. II. Farmer d Co:
GENTLEMEN: 1 have for long time been Athlete
with a terrible kidney complaint which it seemed a
times nothing could control. I tried doctors an
medicine extensively but found relief. FINAL
was advised by friend to try your Safe Kidne
and Liver Cure, and now, after suffering nearly lou
years the most acute pain, find myself entirel
well and able to attend to business every day.
Respectfully, JOHN G. l.. CRAWFORD.
Jersey City, June 1850.
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.hessrs. H. H. Farmer d Co.:
GENTLEMEN: have been afflicted with a disease
of the kidneys for the past two years and have tried
numerous remedies with only partial and temporary
commended to me, and after taking it the pain and
distress left me and am to-day feeling strong and
Remedies are the me dcines needed and can cheer
fully commend them to others, CIV. STAMM,
Editor 1.-The Industrial Era
Abba, Iowa, June 1880.
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Will be sold at Auction on Saturday, Oct. %, at
O'Clock p. NJ, the dwelling house and lot situated
ON Eastern Avenue, Sturgis Lambard steam
min occupied BY Henry G. Clark. Terms liberal.
sent29t,tMfd
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Moody Meetings at Mortified,

Extended reports of the ten days meetings sf
Northheld in N. Y. WITNESS, 9th and 10th Sen.
Both papers sent. postpaid. for ten cents, or Il
copies OF each, postpaid. for . dsllar. JOHN
GEMS OF POETRY. beautiful rev smali
eightpage Weekly. containing choice selections om
celebrated authors Only % eents 4 wear Sir
copies sent as samples for ten cts. SA61ATH
READING, Weekly-Containing Sermon. s..
:: Lesson and Religious matter, soc. . year San
pies nee. sentssfsvS~
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Messrs. II. II. Tdrner e Co.:
GENTLEMEN: without solicitation desire to FIX
press to you my high appreciation Of your remedy
Some time since my attention was called to a gen.
leman who had for long time been great sufferer
After making thorough examination of the case
found that his kidneys and liver were badly at
fected Not without hesitation prescribed your
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. The result, after tax
ing two bottles has been satisfactory in the
Without hesitation, would prescribe the same rem.
edy TO all similarly afflicted. Yours truly,
Rochester, n. Y. X. CAULkINS, NJ. d.
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fnsuranff.
THE
EQUITABLE.
LIFE
Assurance Society,
NEW YORK,
Has an Accumulated Capita
Exceeding
$22,ooo,oo0 I!
Invested in eeal E.tate and Mortgages in New YORK
CITY, in New York and United States Bonds and
steadily increasing under YEARLY Revenue OF more
han
So 100000.
The Lives Insured by the Society are carefully sc
ected in different parts of North America and Europe
furnishing by this broad field Of operations, an ad
dional and exceptional safety to; he Policy holders,
The assurances are made only the Mutual Premi
ums Principal The Surplus are returned annually to
the Insured.
Premiums are received and Losses are paid in cash
only. Policies issued payable at the death OF the
insured, also payable n the end OF certain number
OF Yeas. Policies also issued Oh ths
T0NTtAE PLAN,

5r 5on ii,e principle oi accommodating profits iOI Och
mite perio =, hich frs: introduced by this Soor
ty. and ha. leen recommended and endorsed by emf
ucnt experts in Life Insurance, and by leading busi
men. Fory-Four per cent has bee earned ano
accumulated on the premiums paid ats Tonine Life
Policies, and forty per cent. on its Tontne Endow
ment Policies issued within the last five years.
The Directors of the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety represent exclusively the interests Of the Policy
hoiers and in presenting the Society to notice. they
feel that it has strong claims upon public confidence
of the strict and conservative principles by
which It's various departments ara 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
Transactions the Equitable; none il more prom
nd just in its dealings.
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The receipt for making this WONDERFUL REMEDY
was obtained by James J. Peavey. while living in
Honolulu II aw allan Island where he resided for more
than twelve years.
Mr.. Peavey at that time suffering from citarrh,
and with many doubts to the curative properties
of this remedy, he compounded small quantity aud
began to directed. 70 his surprise and JOY lie
found relief after tie first trial, and in short tn.
he was entirely cured.
Dir. Peavey afterwards put this remedy up ia small
quantities and sold and gave il away TO his friends
but not until recently has he consented 10 have it
prepared and thoroughly introduced to the world.
II is relief and for Caiarr in its worst
tcrn,s.
One trial of the remedy is its best testimonial.
Sure relief is within the reach of all who willing
to give il single trial.
1t is harmless, convenient to take at any time and
its good effects TO be felt the rem
edy is applied.
This is entirely different from any other snuff on
the market, every partcle is dissolved soon as
it comes in contact with the delicate membranous
coatings that line the nasal passages, acting it
does directly upon the mucus membrane.
Do not delay another day, but send 50 cents and
obtain sample box by return mail.
asrFor sale by all Druggists.
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AGENTS take your choice and sell the Lie "
GARFIELD OR HANCOCk

And coin money. Circulars and terms free. V ~.
90 cents. 4. B. TREAT, Pub, 757 Broadws{, a.
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J. w. Perkins g. Co., Gen Agt's, Portland "e
aprl5-t&wtm

To the Honorabie the County Commissionesg "'
counties Of Somerset and PiScGtdquts
especially represent the undersigned cihen si,
IN said counties of Somerset and Ilscalai aha
that public necessity and convenience require ,n
location OF highway, commencing at POM IA e;d
The Forks HOTEL In The Forks plantation, ~ an
Somerset county, thence running casierly in,v.s s
said Forks plantation, Moxie Gore and East hoAe
and ending ut point near Shirley Mills, III Inc NV"
OF Shirley, in said county of Piscataquis. .a
we therefore request you to view sald roule nv
locate said way if in your judgment public Necessity
and convenience require such location
Dated this 2iih day of September, lsS0.
~ IN NJ ,,d ~
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STATE OF MAINE.


SOMERSET. SS.-Court of County Commissioner
august adjourned term A. ID. 1880. ,,o.
Upon the foregoing petition, satisfactory eelu nn.
having been received that the petitioners are 40.
slble and ought to be heard touching the matter .r
forth in their petition il is ordered, That the cou ~
commissioners meet at The Forks lfo'el Ia, ~
Forks Plantation in Somerset county on :, ii., nad
December 18th, A. ID. 1850, at O'Clock A; M Old old
thence proceed to view the route mentioned III 80 ~
petition, and on the next day (Deos ,he
1850 at O'Clock A. NJ, a hearing ol .hs
parties will be had at Shirey's Mills, III vi.
Town OF Shirley in Piscataqnis county, anu Co a
further measures taken in the premises as the I'D
mssoners shall judge proper, and the owners o. That
townships being unknown, is further ordereu ram.
notice OF the time, place and purposes OF Ine
mission'rs meeting aforesaid, be given TO an al.
and corporations interested. by publishing ~ ader
tested copy of the petition aforesaid with rms T.a
thereon. six weeks successfully in the ine en- I'm
State'a publicnewspaper printed at Falrhea' nubl.
erset county, and in the kennebec Journal a Pnva y
newspaper printed at Augusta, in kennebec counj s
by the printers to the State, and in the Plsc.aIu
observer, public newspaper printed Ut Do "s The
Ilscata4uis county; and also attested copies Al
same De served upon the chairman OF the coasa;d
County Commissioners for each OF the aioi .oun
counties of Somerset and Pscataquis, and tne ~ he
clerk the town of Shirley, in said county anu hi
posted in three public places in said town the al
Carton and serving and posting of the same ~ sad
least thirty days before the time appointed 10, he
view, that all interested may then appear "N"
heard, If they think proper. co,t
Attest = L. II. WEBB Cie Gas,t
true copy of the Petition and order Oh o'1'
thereon. -,
w6w40
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ABBoTr-oa the cath inst Charles r Abbott late
Of Hartford. agei 90 years.
FunerA priyale.
AN DREws-Lucy A. wife OF james Andrews and dlHyh.
l7th INST
BONsELI-On Tuesday July 81 Mrs. Austta w Bonsei.
Reariye- ana friends are respectfully
funeral the lien OF W C. Leyerdge No. 81 West
3Jth-st, on Friday afternoon, at 2 - )ck.
CONNELLY-At dontelair. V July 81. 1880. Amelia @.
Con Eel y. m he 6Stl year VI hsr aZo.
DRUM MOND-At lake Wow V. J.. Tuesday morning,
27h Louls Mort. Oniy child of James 4. and
Kafe T. DrummoDd are YeAfs, months amt days
Funeral rom rs,ienS on Thursday ifssfI11a. az
sussex County. N. j. papers please copy.
GRAYSON-At the resienee Of Henry rms trong, Sew'
burg n. ~ Matte daughter Henry and Cornla Gray
Fuaers ralr,ily o'clock. chrsrs chsrch.
InterlDeDt at 81 George Cemsterv. Newburg.
HALsEY- suddenly at Roekaway., : = on Monday, the
ilf- nary DtrcE. g'A'I % ShAhNH" ~ an" my
d. hnsfv, m TIE TN wear q" ser a,r
FunerA 0crvces Al - bOnse IN toeSa"aY on Thursday
afternoon 2gth O'Clock, arrival OF tbs II
O'CLOCK Nesf0rk
ROBBINs AZ Last Las vegas Now Mexico July ~. Cora
L.. wife OF Wi'law Browning Robbins
ROWEII-Ou Neuestay July D. Of OF d1hrherta Alfred.
eldest or Ade aide aud Al reu low H. IN 1a
Funeral private.
sPROUf-At Mount olive Morr County. J.. Monday.
July Rev Samuel -pIoul. ne O9n yea. ~ ale
Funeral services Wr Desttf july - AZ A0lt Olive a
$50 O'Clock u... Thursday. 18th, at keypJrt y. j.
al II O'Clock n. m.
TAFT-0f dphthoris. at "a isales \. y July 28 Selis
Battel Youngest daughter ~ Enos n and Juna VI. TAM
aso years aud months.
WATSON-On lie Z7ih inst, Margaret Holmes widow of
James Watson. 10 the 18Th vear0 ier age
Relatives and friends nvt & attend tie unrra services
rhursdly. ZJth INST, dt D. from her late rsHicicd.
So -prng-,L
WEBsTER-At PIa nfeld y j. on the 9th insi benjamin
f. eldest son Z the late ZlchaTiab webster.
late resllauco fra, tie son Inst. 23s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-29
THE LINCOLN CLUB AT GLEN ISLAND.

The Lincoln Club of the With Assembly
District inou gcd in a Rhode Gslanu bake YesteT
dv M starn's G en- Island The weatherwas ur1uiuous
ana the excursion was pronounced nv al PARTICIPANTS
cor,nlete success The steamer r. X Hopkins LEFT The
p,er at the tool Of West TeDthst. alter 10 a.
In the party General Kipatrics, the
Hon ". W. HloSs OF Florida; Fire Commits
sioners n COtt, King and German Commi,s ~
Emigra and Ulricn' Senator r. H. sfrahan, ex
Congressman william Terhune, ex-senator Abraham
Lent. DIVISION Chic Gcquei, OF tie Fire Department;
United States Commissioner john A. Osborne. Mai.r
O. aries r. Harris Colonel J. II. Stevens, Volney c.
King Thomas McKIe. Colonel L. 2 Ransom. CoiOne bon
Bni terrified, Professor G. " Clarke, exMa or padOne
OF Jersey City; DIT Louis " scnuze OF Wards + ana;
" Addison Clarke Howard COuk ing. Dr.. Jobn H. Dorm
r A. Shields. Robert Curren, A. H. Reid, secretary OF
the cub; Joseph Wallace. Louis spinner. Henry Grasse
Andrew Kenuie. Or. i. f. Quackcubcs, Dr.
James FORESTER. and many otaer well known
local Republicans. Letters Of greet were re-
ceived from ex Governor Marshall Jewell. Colonel
Hooker, Or. Isaac l. Hayes. Quarantine Commits
soner Plat. General sckes, Mr. surn ana General
Aspn wall Music furnished throughout the day by
the list Regiment band.
After and quiet stroll of half hour urOn ar
rival al Glen Island. ranks the Lincoln Club We're
formed and. headed by the band they proceeded TO a.
mex The CLANS Eighty -fye down al the tables
and discussed the viands and politics stimuli
r,ueousy The banquet ncuded CLAIMS. sweet potatoes
green corn baked Il, b. ,cucumber brown
bread ter the appet es had becn satisfied C0mmls
siouer Clrch introduced General Fitzpatrick. OF New
Jersey, rs the next Gov rnOr. Gen ra4 fitzpatrick
stated IN response the hearty cher VII eli greeted
him that yer had announced himself as cand
date guberua GOral hOnOrs he could Only say That
In such responsibility were ever to fall upon MIN lie
could prOms- not only tne Republican party IN New
Jersey the Democratic party the liv lest cam
palgn they seen. Probably there hay cone
INTO NewJersey within the las I'VE years 1000 new
ters and IT is estimated that 800 OF tdese are kgUu6
Icans. Ii is said that The soldiers Will support Han
cock: l. no ever. fan 10 hDd anY who are
Ioyal 10 their Tag. who will commit such
An eeregtous error" ". W Hicks, Of FLORIDA, next
called npon aud made a address. H. followed
bv Senator Strahan. United atcs Commissioner O5-
horne COioue Ransom. exMayOr Spadour, COmmls
soHer Uirich, President Van Co and Robert CuIren
General Fitzpatrick, by request recited The " Death OF
PIN KearnrY." Mr., Kennedy sung jersey Sam. the
f rnug Man" The feast concluded with three cheers
for Garfield and Arthur ard the party returned to the
civ leaving Glen Island az 2. m.
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INCIDENTS AT RoCKAWAY.

During the past two days Rockaway Beach
for almost s entire length has strewn with gar
bage and drift, thrown from the dumping scows and
foaed in by the tide The stencil arising from IT is in
tolerable and in instances two loads we're
raked M and burned within distance OF fifty feet
Schools of porp0ses can be seen al almost any time
swimming just outside the breakers in quest Of the ofa
Many the to the beach Yesterday visited the
new hotel. which about 800 men putting the
finishing touches. every effort being made to have
it ready for opening By Saturday. Twenty car
leads of furniture and carpets are now
lying the siding at Far ROckaw9y
ready 10 be shipped down moments notice. The
Ncw-YoPk, W0Odhayen and Rockaway Railroad Com
pany erecting platforms and depot buildings along
line erday completed turn taDle aud sw ches
at WOOdhayen. The company expects 20 run trans
from Flatbush-ave Brooklyn, TO tie beach sunday.
since the opening the there has been DIM
Gully between sheriff Queens County and some Of
the hoe pro pretors ative 10 the appointing OF police
on the beach, the hOtelKeepers wishing 10 name their
own men Yesterday tire matter was am caby settled,
nd hereafter the Sheriff Will have control o the beach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-29
PAYING OUT THE SILVER DOLLARS.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The attention of
Treasurer Giflan recently called to published
item stating that there had been of accord be-
tween the Secretary Of the Treasury and the United
States Treasurer in regard the manner OF paying out
the silver dollars.
TIE Treasurer stated emphatcaly TO reporter to-
day that such was not the case. and had been
thar The Secretary early IN the coinage gave orders that
the standard silver dollar should be paid freely at
ali the offices Under order s35 500 600 put
in ation and OF that amount S17 600 900 have
been returned the Treasury in payment OF public
dues and IN exchange for silver certificates.
The Instructions the Sub Treasury officers to make
10 per their payments IN silver was IN accord
anee with the order Of the secreary that proportion
beng fixed as Ihe minimum. though the Treasury
officers are TO It, but every
Is that under secretarys order than "a per
Of total standard dollar coinage has been paid
out while there has been returned the Treasury
der operation OF law, as cent of the amount paid
out leaving in circulation S13,500,000, which amount
does not vary much from the reductiOn since 1877 IN
one and Two dollar notes OUTSTANDING
Into the vacuum created by the retirement OF small
notes the silver dollars have been forced while the
has returned 10 the Treasury vaults.
IL should UNDERSTOOD tie Treasurer said that the
reduction in small circulation produced
by the Depar The small bank notes retired
conn lance with the Resumption act. and the small
greenbaoks voluntarily surrendered and larger
notes taken heir place
The Treasurer stated that the reported disagree
meuf In the Department with regard 10 the number OF
standard dollars 20 De coined monthly does not exist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-29

A TOTAL INCREASE OF OVER TEN MILLION DOLLARS
DURING THE LAST FISCAL YEAR-A FALLING OFF
on TOBACCO AND INCREASE o. SPIRITS

DURING THE LAST FISCAL YEAX-A FALLING OH
on TOBACCO AND INCREASE o. SPIRITS.
WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The Internal Rev
enue Bureau has prepared d comparative state
nicut showing tho rcce 2is from tie several
specific sources or revenue during the fiscal
ycaIs ending June 30, 1870 and 1ssO. owl
to the reduction from 81 16 per pound
ufacturcd Geo. the receipts from mis- tell OF
1854 $50 So or from S17061787 10 in 1879 to
sI4427, GIG 81 1850. Owing the abolition Of the
- cent rate suu and tie rs ablsamcnt II the
uniform rat Of 10 cents per pound receipts from
this source decreased S2G7 800 IL TIE heaviest in
crease uader division was from cigars anc
cheroots-S2. O9l.4 Az 81.
The ioa revenue 1850 from tobacco IN all shapes.
cigars, snuff. ETC.. vas S33.87O,14O Os as against
OI35 OO2 65 To- 1879 showing decrease from these
sources Of 81. 2G4,s 62 81.
The total revenue from sDirits in 1850
Sol Isl. sos 20 against S5257O2 Isl 90 in 1879. in
crease OF Ss 81 224 The main OF hs increase
was from dsied spirits taxed az 90 cents gallon
IS IVA 1893 40 TIE revenue from Retail liquor dealrr-
e ass (r25), also shows over 1879 Of
$3.50 2i7 81. On fermrrttd liqu rs there was an In
crease OF re venue ~ 1850 OF 81. 1O04s6 II.
From the sale of stamps OF AL drsCr tons in 1880
there derived tOtni revenue OF sIboo394 -. an
increase over 1879 of H962.OlO 10.
Tle total receipts tue D-nar nent from III
for the n~ca year ending jun 30, 1850. were
1923 0s1 9I9 46 az inst Sll34l962l SO in 1879.
showing to'a! increase from internal revenue Of
9lO.532 .29e o..