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WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
tSgOIpnjr,, Nnp ICON

~ iH en- AhaAE f IL NJ ENT,
Beginning Nov. 20, 1880.
me MALL TkA1N will leave Washington
o. . ~ q. m. and Alexandra. At s25 6. m.
oslis, except Sunday; pass Lsesbur., eoirs
nes' ~sfu. o. Ii 9! 8. u and STRIVE a. Round
IN: Il - lop Il. Isn7e Round Ejll at II 80 H.;
pass Lees ouI2, goEg eastward l 10 y. NJ ard
1 f5e ~ AinSsiGfia a. 10 p. m.. srd ).
HsshlkStoE 1t 80 p. IN
The ACCOM- NC CATION TRAIN will leave
"sshlnSton st ~ y. N. and Alexandra, =,
20 F. II daily, except Sunday, and arrive At
Aeesourg al . AZ 2. II. Leave leesburp At 6 &C
g. >; M and arrive at Alexandria at 8 Is an. and
W ashlD gton ~ 80 "a. N.
;, Passengers from WASHINGTON will tex,
tne washington AID Ohio CARS st tie Bsltin;o,e
" fotomAc Railroad station at9 20 q. m, anc ~
D. ,I a., sn9 80 through wtbou! chanse Ct cals
tne82l 2. train from alexandria sno ~ q
?; ~ train from Round dlil connect at RopnS
Hlll WITH RcCoy Wigsinton's Daily Line Of
Coaches tor nnicsersville 3erryville and Win.
chester; also 4esmsrs Line Of Coaches which
, ,sN*e iAeesours dsily for Aide and Middle.
both trains, westward, make close connect,on,
o. Vienna. with Sisson's Line of Stages for Fsir.
ta1 Court House AVA L al
CeEnm 1sattaa iseESess. 2; cts nor milo
annDsa tieIesss aso. - A'
a HAVENEE
oc.'9-- General Ticket Asens.
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:: lJAi:
e.: IFlhi..
Wa invite the astsa:icn Of desleva End con
8umeTa TO our large stock Of CAREFULLY
EG:*E SGD Coz = Of tho following varieties
LIkEN'S VALLEY,
LQ&BEhj;y snd
SHaMCXIN RED ASH.
WHITE Ash Gree burning end hGr6) o.!
ate..iasr broken, egg, stove and nut sizes.
Also @EoHGk'S JAEGk, CUMBESLAND
hld 4 ~ Z Is SpLi&r, from Wozt VI.
Making Goal specially We ri % 20 kaep oalx
10 aAGF Il :i,2:' 3 sd 30, ana haYin? two srKe
SforsEe GHr1s. aaoh v~ci4ty is Eapi aops.stt,
en6 Is eaHaciaijy pfapsrad FOR family uEa
TnrGe &u0reG, and al ;!osi SOB. on: WELL
ST. E..iS ID AED tiiEE FhOM IMFUi,
TIES.
L;sHcrr. t~n1ilias. pablo institutions and naaa-
ufsctcr!s8 supplied at lowas. markc. rste-pa.
ton q! 1880 los 7. j. MEhAFFAy i CO,
feb / Wharf ard ! ards too. Ct Queen st
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10 meet ali tho demsnd5 upon it, The GszA.ts
will be made a WASHINGTON and E;UH,
hOND NEWSPAPER IS wsIi rs 81 Asa
ANDRlA JOURNAL. The Richmond and
Washington news of past yelrs las lGf: little to
Improve, but yet grester eE)rt will be u.sde 20
insure absolute perfection in ,hese departments,
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& TOM AlSSiDNhNE GEFlGN,
~ Aleznncrie, W, Jaa. %. 1881
To Otis T Mason End Ssilie i Ii .son. Is wife.
John Z Henderson, ii herd ". Every snd
Haiti :, Av9ry, his wlte. James Y. Hyndor,
sun, John j .homas RID aG# Z. Thouas,
bis VT, Annie Henderson IN har owa rigut
End rs the crnlmit.se Of E;rsInil Henderson.
Cora V. Henderson, .!uisu + Henderson,,
1Ddia henderson in Ger own right, I'D rs au-
niniEtrs:rI Of william 4. Hen 0rsan. dec d..
avery Henderson, AibnEt Bsrderaon snd
Florence FeEderson. infH1is and Leonard
Alsraury, their guardian Cd Item, Robert l.
ucss late ncrgeant administrator d. b. n. Of
J"h% r. Henderson, deceased :. Ferguson
R3nCh, tFurtre, |, Sch Will, late merch nj
trSdi"g under the firm asm" or J. schwartz s.
90, aud George Aa-Up, executor " w iilis
EGndaTson. deceased.
! GU nre hereby Notified that hsve fixed uron
ShIU kna I, tha 2E!h If F=bruGcp, 1881 81 IL
O'CLOCK Il. H., at my ellie No. s. =. Fairfax
street, as the time ano place, 4htJ gnI where |
vii proceed 10 execute thn decree rendsIui BY
the Corporation J"urt # Tho city of g: exsnd ris
On the 18th dag OF Jai.usr5 1881 in he chaucsry
cause OF otis i. 81 ason Ant Hie vs.. J,hu T.
Henderson anG otE.1s, Cenold,rg in said court,
(Hith which csu:e thase OF Juii.. + EenGyvron
"a Jho. L. aendaraon 81 sis, and Otis 7. r. Il.
son vs. India + nds :pu Ut n and L. Sch 4s1:z
q 60 vs Jspies IL EsnGcrson Ct ais, have beul
consotidated), watch decree requires me to ss.
certain and report:
ISL l ES reai tsta.e Of Whcn ire lSte John T.,
Il. Dderson ded stiz7i, and what thereof cow
remains una!sp0:ed Of.
ID Whether or net such resi- estata is suscop-
loIe OF division IL kind amongst the parties en-
titled thereto.
3D. The names Of the parties entitled to share
III such reu estate
h. Ry whom and in what amounts the rents
ara prohts arl:lnx from suCh reGi estate huvs
been received, sud by VIVA! authority.
oh. 70 stale AID settlo al account between
said parties.
oh. The amount Gua under the deed of trust
from William /. henderson, and wife } ) Fer
Su:on Beach, dated February oh. 1877. and the
property upon which it is ler,, snd Tie persons
to whom IL is due
7th. The amount due under the deed OF tru,.
from John y. Henderson 10 Wilism T Hen
derson, dsted October 1T ls65, and the uroper-
ty upon which 1t is q len. aL1 tho persons TO
whom it is due.
8tn. such other matters ard Lhirgs IS I NAV
be required by any party 10 either sui! to report
upon
At which time and place you are required to
sttend
Given under my hand, rs Comm ssoner in
Chsncery OF the said Court, the day aud gear
fret aforesaid.
GEORGE A. MTSHBACF,
jail % -R4W Commissioner in ChsGcey.
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FesE PssT4a7f.G sssVE1.
STE+F.aEE .JGH.e y. Tx0-.eaaa

EVEBf MONDAY, TAUR3DAE end Sat
URDAY L: 7.3l G ii returning CT alternate
days.
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VIkGIFIA, sct-In the erk's office of
v Fairfax circuit Court. January 10th 1881.
Jonathan Msssrlt5, complainant, Vs. John j.
ShIpmsn. Priscilla Shlpmsn, James Me-
gsrity, Joseph &. Eiee. w w. Corcorsn,
Anthony hyde. John Hoover and Lewis j,
Davis, oefendsnta. In Chancery.
Memo J ne object Of this suit is 10 enforce q
certain deed OF .rus. from John j. Shiuman and
Priscii. j Shiomsp, his wife. to james Magyar.
lty, dated 2uth d-y of :'sy, 1874 and recorded
IN llber Is, No. 4, folio lG6 of the land records
OF Fairfax county, snd ~ subject the resi estats
conveyed thereby to the payment OF cestsin
debt due complainant
II appearing By aft iavt fled tba! the above
named defendants. Joseph 8 hics, w. w.
Corcoran, Anthony Hyde, John Hoover and
Lewis D. Davis, are non res dents of the State Of
Virginia, 1t Is ordered that they appear here
within ore month after due pub icst on hereof
and DO wat is necessary 70 protect their inter-
es.s in this suit Teste:
+. w. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
jan es NJ. Love, 2. q. jsnl7-w41
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The city Of alexandra will l1d "a u.uei its
daily history in each evenings issue, sud the
Intelligence ofthat section of :hs Cummonw at.h
which nature has bound 10 Aiexanurjs bc the
curvature OF its mountains or the COURSES Of iLs
rivers as we'll IS that portion liakei TO US bv the
iron bands o! railways, will bs s4iduously
chroncled
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HTEARERE
AT o 9 Z.
PETG.nSE FERRY co.'s. STEAMERS
EUk LANDINGS

PeTG.nsU PERRY co.'s. STEA.HERS
FOR LANDINGS
ON THE POTOMAC RIVER
On srd sfer sunday, July 18th,
Will leave 81 follows:
Steamer T Y. ARKO SMITH leaves Poto-
mac Ferry Cos. wharf, tcot of King street,
EVERY SUNDAY, TU EcnAY ard TIL u ES-
DAY. st so n, for LeouasdloNn and all
iDttrmedste landings
Stesmsr AYoy!U lesves EVEEY AO|.
DAY, TEUE ESDaE and FRIDAy. ct 80
=. m, TOR Eonini snd Intern eGists lsntings.
GEO L. PHI Hip, AsEsYer,
Potomsc Ferry Company,
j. F3nG EFT. !sesnt iyl7
r. ogIos,
Cha EGE OF TINE.
On aod SITTER Monday, October 4;h. the
bouts OF the F>;T0 AAG FEEkI co. will rur
- tciloEs:
:4E:VB kLEX 4NUHIa:
GO " g, &C, 8 30, 10 80 =nA II so e., md
x 80. 80 : 50. 3 ST, 80, s 81 snd i Is >. y.
LEAVE WAHEini:.OM:
~. 81, { sc, 8 81, 10 50 md Il 80 :: H., sna
IL CO. 20. 2 az, ~. d 80, 70 en-: s Sep 81.
5.>u!Gar ;Ee arbt tiny tr"El sch elG will ~
ry2j 2E0. 3. rH;4L!PS. z:;uaEss
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EVERY Friday. at y ILL.,; end returaia; {,
les7e eI York, from, pinr q, Ess. river, AV-
EHY SA'aU sDA.2, II oc iock y II.
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The s3oaGiars % this company make coa.lac-
tons ut Norfolk for EUstoE and all points S5ast :;
ct New York With ali points West srd n or:a-
ve5t, and al Alsssndris with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio E.ilroad
Through rates given and freight handled care.
fully end promptly. For further information
apply TO p Z. NGED, agent,
JLnney's wharf.
G. s. L0VGLL, Prosident,
l1lG street,
sop re- Washington, i Q.
y..-s;s!. ~. :: L'Is'S STEAM Linn ~ :.E, /.
80. IL 20
EIkhanEL?GIA, FALL RIVER, HHGv!.
DEMON ND BOSTUE.
Steamers .a:iTs AlcEeGdria NVEny TITH,
- ara !chrh Philadelphia EVEIy SAT-.
U&D4E.
Iais line connects ct 6,laxsndris With ire @
a. q ii sGd " n ., Z. rs, sno st Phiisaal
nsis with C!E;dos regular S!esnahps for Fall
SiEer. Providence ord Boston.
freight Forwn-dod WIKI pso1aptnoss md cara
free of commissions.
no charga for ;t.nster IL Pbilsda.chi.. .a6
Q wharfage il Hcajcn. QGick time Frequent
de2G;:urss, Through rstes nnG throngs Sill.
Of aiding given. Insurance at tho owes! r. sot
agents
i. 8. HibEU, AieIsadris.
WI CT YDE y 90, Fh!lsdeich;a
itaNooN G CO.. Wash. s. GeorgHR
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Connecting 1ith AaTcc7ata' End s!inary' Limo
Cor Ros.on, 5teemer
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FaEgs EIeE Y!f2g


sTzsyzs AS y. Z. E.rsaava-s>D sEaaE
AIRSDJT
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HSs ES stGE.
DHIIlP B. HOOE,

a
AGENT
Liverpool b London j. Gibbs Fire ms. 70,
n. Y. Underwrtars' agency Fire ms. Co,
PETERSBURG Savings snd LIS Co.
Fire End Marine ms, Co
Ris~s taken 5y these H:s. class companies at
current rates.
Losses settled promptly and literally. febT
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E'es& BAE.E 1pst gE;aE.

FeskS bAR.fi 4pEL 4ssinT
EOR SkLF-The TWO STORY BRICK
a DWELLING HOUSE, No south Pitt
street conlaciLg IL rooms, Will be Lo!d On easy
terms.
Also TWO SMALLER RR!CE HOUSES
On Fairfax street. between Wolfe srd Wilkes
Apply to GREEN & WIS.,,
tebS-lW = snsiNn Eou-a
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Fox SALE
The valuable property corner OF Fairfax aud
Queen stTeatp, known rs
klSdEILLS planning MILL and SASH
and EQOR FACTORY
also large stock OF READY MADE WORK
Also the THRHE STORY MANShRD
ROOF HOUSE, No. 80 Washington street. be-
tween Judge Siusrts EesideL ce and the Jewish
Synagogue
The above property will be offered at private
sale until the FIRST OF MARCH If not dis
posed OF By the. time, will sell 8! public suc-
tloh.. Parties desiring 20 purchase can sac me- 1T
my factory.
febl-1,n T3OS. Y. R!SHELLL
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LEGAL NDTLGES.

S;IR3INIA: In the Clerks office of the Cor.
pora.ion Court OF the CITY Of Alexandria,
on the 9Th Day OF February, 1851
Tbonss Parker, complainant against Amanda
Al Violet j. 5. Wimsat! sid Mary V. VIM
sstt his wife, u larry Il. Wimss!:, \ nthory NJ
Armstrong admir- c t d b. u. Of 4tobert
6. Violet decd, Att oay Violet, -
Wheisn and I!Enis v hr!an, his wifi, E!la
Violet. Lille Violet, Edwin ViplHlt, j 81 ME
Stavsns and gillian Nrsmsr the last Eve
being iIf:n:s unCe: twenty J2s Jtsfs # age,
dtf.rGsnts IN chsDcery.
NJ mo. IEe obj9cL Of this suis is 80 fnforcs the
rerfurmH: c. Of contrast Uttered iuto hy said
foher. 6. Tio!e't, decd IN his life :im" and
said Thom3s Purk~r on TIC l2th dsy Of March,
le;G, snd TO obtain deed Ct c0nva y ance &C tnu
r. ssta!e n n!ioLed IL said act to The sic
T'hCna: PsrStr
The del$n6aais WilIisnl KrAr,or, Jennie
St-,eGs - Whe.a, him, 10 Hpelnr, his
villa EGuia F!o!ttt. Lille ! 'e!t Aiis Vi ,le;t
81 d atEoud u Ell Mt h.y,nE entered their
brC npre.raLCe au.: given zeCufiiy according TO
4: e set Of Es:e'nbls sEt M rules OF this e. urt
aid it epoessiny b. 81 stitavii tant :hey ss7 Eol
resident. Of tails .;b.te ills ordered shat he sal
d enGaTt: apyear here within Qua noAih eii=l
cue rU'il,c,0a OF this order. emo do Ghai il
L., essay " protect their lnieTe't in This su (;
tn:.L ccpy cf tri= ord-. be niih vita in
serted il t1a EItxaniria G319t.a, & newspaper
published III the clt2 o! Elas1 aGria. oics wees
FIR fCur suCcee:lye weeks AID posted 8. th
::una d.UI c: Tie Court House oi tais ciIgs
&GGEl4% Z 81, r.. tlsrh.
Z. E"-rrr, :, b7-w iw
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vOMaISs;ONbWS OFFICE

Il j era ae9, ~ iet7-T4U
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No, Sirs

\ Scotch minister once said no woman
could bear pain as well as a man. That j.
not so. The fact is generally the other way
Mrs. Edward Meyers of Rondout, y. Y.
submitted to the operation of the removal 81
her hand by amputation, without taking ether
or moving muscle uttering groan. DIR
Kennedy also of Rondout. n Y. who per
formed the operation, said he never saw such
hcroism. The lady's disease was erysipelas
and afterwards the Doctor gave his ''Favorite
Remedy" to cleanse the Blood. Mrs. Myers
is now well and strong. DIR. Kennedy
Favorite Remedy at One Dollar bottl,
is the thing for Female weaknesses and al
complaints arising from bad blood. But that
Scotchman was mistaken.
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HOUSE..
MoNp.y. Msrch IL

MONDAY, March IL.
Prayer BY the Chaplain
Papers from the Senate disposed of in con-
currence.
Mr. Parsons of New Portland submitted
the following. which was laid on the table on
motion of Mr.. vERRILL of Portland:
Ordered, That on and after Wednesday
next the House hold three sessions per dav
the first session to commence at Q o'clock in
the forenoon and end at 1880 o'clock in the
afternoon, second session to commence at
3 so o'clock and end at o'clock. third SEES
sion to commence at 7.3o O'Clock and end ad
h6tfRm.
Mr.. BIRD Of Rockland submitted the fol-
lowing:
Ordered, The Senate concurring. that this
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MAINE AZURE.
SENATE.

MONDAY, March Il.
Met according to adjournment.
In the absence of thc President the Secre-
tary called the Senate to order.
On motion of Mr.. WAKEFIELD, Messrs.
Wakefield, Bisbee and Taber were appointed
AZ committee Of three to receive. sort and
count the votes for President pro TEN.
Having attended To the duty assigned it.
Mr.. WAKEFIELD from the committee report
ed.
Whole number of votes il. l6.
Necessary for choice ..
Hon. ID. \. Moitlsnd has. 10.
Scattering, |.
The report was accepted and Hon. d. VI.
Mortland declared duly elected President
pro tem.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Papers from the House disposed of in con-
currence.
On motion Of Mr.. EMERY message was
sent to the Governor and Council informing
them of the election ef Hon. ID. \. Mortland
as President of the Senate pro tenn.
With consent of the Senate Mr.. WAKE
FIELD presented an act to incorporate the
Rockland Granite Bank; also an act To in
corporate the American Bank. Referred to
the Committee on Banks and Banking.
Mr.. BlsRrE presented, with consent of the
Senate. bill an act explanatory of sec. - of
chap -. rs amended nv ser. 5 of chap. pa
of the public laws Of lSS0 in relation to the
sale OF cider. That the law shall aot apply
to unauthorized cider. or cider sold As for
tippling purposes.
On motion of the same Senator this was
laid on the table to be printed without refer
euce to a committee.
Mr.. CI,RkE presented bill an act to author
ixe the city If Rocklaud to restore OF eN-
change its bonded indebtedness and to issue
new bonds tor that purpose On motion of
the same Senator il was laid on the table TO
be printed.
Resolve with regard to settlers lots in
township No. L.. X. :. now Wallangrsss
plantation. was read once and referred to the
Committee ON State Lands and State Roads.
Resolves in favor of the town of kingsbury
and in favor of Eugene Michaud came from
the House. that branch insisting on its former
action 10 pass the resolves. and asked for
committees of conference. On motion of MIR.
Wakefield the Senate insisted on their forme r
action to indefinitely postpone and joined in
committees Of conference. On the first re-
solve Messrs. Wakefield. Emery and Clarke
on the second Messrs. Emery, Dingley and
Friend were appointed on part of the Senate
for these committees.
Bill an act relating to Legislative
notices came from the House. that
branch insisting on its former action
to pass the bill and asking for q committee OF
conference. The Senate insisted on indefin-
itely postponing the bill and joined in the
committee, appointing, Messrs. Dudley, Pat
tangall and Taber on part Of the Senate.
On motion of Mr.. LOCKE.
Ordered. That when the Senate adjourn.
it be until o'clock this Il. NJ.
M WAIKER prescnted the follor ing order
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Graham ASYLUM at Portland; resolve IN
f,yor of printing 5000 copies of the militia
laws of 1880: resolve in favor OF feter NC
Kenzie: resolve in favor Of roads inciuolhe
bridge in Indian township, Nash,hg'ou
,.onn,v resolve authorizing the sale OF state
interest in lumber on a certain township
EVENING SESSION
Bill an act to authorize the town OF iiaip
well TO Law out town way and puiia ofn'es
from Railey's Island to Orr's Island. passed
to be enyrossed by the House. came 'ro'l
the Senate indefinitely postponed
On motion of Mr.. BRApsTREET OF briug-
ton. the House insisted and aSkeu a e"'i'
mittee of conference, and the speaker ap
pointed as the committee on the par oi on'
House. Messrs. Bradstreet OF b,rns'"n
Mcclellan of South Thomaston and Went
worth of Gardiner
Order fixing the basis for legislative appor
,;onuent at CAS-. 945. came from the senate
Mr.. FREENAN of Lincolnville moved IL
table. Lost.
The order then received a passage
Mr.. BRApsrREEr of Bridgtan moved II
/ reconsider. which was voted down.
Rill An act TO amend sec. Q. chap - OF the
revised statutes relating to damage tor 10"
aye. on its passage To he engro>sed was iaiI
on the table on motion of Nr. MING "i
Caribou
Bill an act To amenl chapter lSp oi the
public laws of 1850. relating 10 aucti"neer',
came up on its passage Ia engr"SSed, anu
Mr.. Cook of Lewiston moved to amend sec
| |. line II. bv striking out the words I'm M
State" and inserting the words in salh cit!
or town.
| The amendment was adopted
An amendment offered by Mr.. Goss OF
Bath was rejected
| On motion of MIR. STRorr of Portland the
bill was indefinitely postponed
| The House resumed consideration oi the
majority and minority reports OF the '"iii
mttee on the Condition the Commonweat'
pending when the House adjourned, and MI
/ keegan r. sumed the floor and spoke IN favor
of the minority report. Mr.. Bradstreet of
Bridgton followed in favor OF the majority re-
mort. The debate was closed by Mr.. Eator
of Camden who spoke in favor of The
minority report
On motion OF Mr.. Strout OF Portland, tht
reports were laid on the table.
| On motion of Mr. Rowell of Hallowell
Adjourned.
PASSED TO BE ENGRosSED.
An act relating to levy of execution on rea
| estate; an act to enable certain towns to all
| in the construction of the Boothbav railroad
an act to amend sec 9, chap. 90 of The Re
vi.ed Statutes relating to damage for flow
age: an act to incorporate the Cnshnoc Man
utacturing Co. an act providing for an adj
ditional session of the County Commissioners
Court in the county of Oxford; an act Il
abolish the December term of the :. }. Cour'
| in the county of Oxford: an act relating t'
congressional vacancies: an act to amend
sec. 1. chap ii of the Revised Statutes re-
! lating To railroads.
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A Cough. Cold or Sore Throat shoul

be stopped. Neglect frequently results in an
incurable Lung disease or consumption.
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsams.
but act directly on the nfamed parts, allav-
ing irritation give relief in asthma, Bron-
chtis. Coughs. Catarrh, and the Throa,
Troubles which Singers and Public Speakers
are subject to. For thirty years Browns
Bronchial Troches have been recommended
by physicians, and always give perfect salts
faction. Having been tested by wide and
constant use for nearly an entire generation,
they have attained well-merrited rank among
the few staple remedies of the age. Sold at
2jc, box everywhere.
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The murder of the Car of Russia is an
atrocious crime. which ha. sent a thrill of
horror over the civilized world. What
ever the faults of his government he stood
as the representative of law and order.
He was ruler personally beloved. while
his assassins were members of an organ
ization the success nj which would be the
death of liberty and the t.iumph of
lawlessness and anarchy
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A Workingman says "Debt. poverty and
suffering haunted me for years. caused by a
sick family and large bills for doctorng,
which did no good ! was completely dis
couraged. until one year ago, by the advise
of my pastor. | procured Hop Btters and
commenced their use, and in one month we
were all WELL and none of US have been sick
a day since; and | want to say to all poor
men. YOU can keep your families well a year
with Hop Bitters for less than one doctor 5
visit will cost ''-Christiaa Adrocatc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-03-15

When the Argus put forth the PROPOSE
ton the other day that Massachusetts, is
the only State in this Union entitled to be
called Commonwealth. and that Com
mittee on the Commonwealth in the Maine
Legislature is therefore an absurdity, we
verify believed the editor Of that paper
was in Jest But we learn from the Argus
Of yesterday that the sage Of Decring oaks
was in downright earnest in claiming that
Massachusetts il the only Commonwealth
this side Of the Pacific Ocean. The ques-
ton as TO what il Commonwealth can
not be settled he says By reference 10
Webster's or any other dictionary. The
constitution of Massachusetts, he con-
tends. settles the question. Therein
Massachusetts, is styled the Com
monwealth tn. That in his opinion ends all
dispute. There is but one Common
wealth and that is Massachusetts. The
constitution OF that State declares il and
who shall deny It? We suggest to the
editor of the Argus. with all due modesty.
that i, seems to W. there were Common
wealths before the name of Massachusetts
was known. before the Mayilower existed
before the constitution OF that State was
formed and that the term was of univer.
sal application to States and peoples hay
ing established forms of government
This being so did Massachusetts by plac.
ing the word Commonwealth in h ei
constitution acquire the sole right
and title to it? Has the
meaning OF the word by that act
been restricted to thai State Has Mas
sachusetts secured patent right in or 3
copyright or monopoly Of the word. be
cause it is found in her constitution? The
constitution oil Maine dcsignates her 4
State. shall We therefore say thai
because We have used this term in oul
constitution there are no other States |,
not fine sage of Deering oaks making M
ass Of himself 1--WE beg the pardon of tn,
ANNA } in claiming that there is hut on.
Commonwealth and its name is Massachu
sets?