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Homs and e reign News.

The corrected list victins OF the
Ring theatre fire in Vienna gives the tour
as 449.
-Grenvile Murray, the Journalist, ana
author of /" rhe Member lor PARIS, is uead
in Paris.
Booths Theatre. New York. vas soid
Thursday for $j00.0o0 less tnan hali Us
original cost. 1t is to be converted INTO
wholesale dry goods house.
The fine span of horses which belonged
to President Garfield, were presented after
his death to Representative Ipdegrah' OF
Ohio. at the request of Mrs. Garfield.
The amount paid for witnesses IN the
Guiteau case BY the Government thus far Is
about $1,000 The greatest sum Was pad
to Guiteau's former wife snl her husband,
who were summoned from Colorado. They
were paid Si12.
The Northern Pacific Railroad vas
completed to the Rosebud River, the scene
of the Custer massacre. las, week, AMI opera
tons have ceased for the wear
mary l.. Parker has recovered Si3.on0
in suit asans, the Boston \ Albany Rail
road Company for $4,000 for injuries re-
ccivcd by the sudden starting Of tram
from which she vas aljghting at Newton,
Mass.
A portrait of President Garfield paint
ed on porcelain by Herr Sturm, Dresden
artist, has heen sent from Germany as
Christmas gift to Mrs. Garfield.
The physician assigned by the govern
ment to take charge OF the Guiteau jury.
says three Of them are in very bad con
dition Of health. and that he is unable 10
say tina, he will be able to keep them in con
dition to attend court for great while long
err.
w. II Prescott and Walker Blaine ar
rived At Panama per steamer Colon from
New York, and sailed Tor Cailao on the after
noon of the 18th inst. on hoard the |. :, ).
l.ackavanna. While there. they we're eS.
cecdngIy reticent As TO the nature Of their
mission.
Rev John W Olmstead. D. d.. who
was formerly. and during many years. d
editor and proprietor Of The Watchma
the Boston organ % the Baptist drnomIt !,
ton. has again assumed the ownership
direction of that paper.
-Ofhciuus friend. Of President Art ~.
keep private detectives on hls track % Z Hr
him from assas,inatIon. President Ar
however. ride, about Washington f.
without attendance, and he - know a
have sald that nothing he could 80 p. ~.
any man can 90. can save hI' from. aa 4
slnauou. -
The Clihoiir Horii for Januar. ,..' I,
the remark able fact that neither IN '..-
" nor city Of Dublin. Ireland. !.. ~
tccu an execution for murder
year 1871. Probably no other
NJ its magnitude has such 4 Recon
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29
Nominations br the Governor.

Governor Plai''ed IhW.4zy afternoon
made The following formations:
'"tNTi COMMISSIONERS
An....ao>cosgiu- Henri, Turner. Turner.
Il Cumberland Israel Elder, Deering
Franklin George ". Clark. New Vine
yard.
Hancook- Hamilton JOY, Ellsworth.
kennebec-J VI Vim, Clinton.
knoK-Augusius VI. Jameson. Warren.
IIncoln-AlonEo u. Kennedy, Jefferson
OAford-G. ". Hammond, Paris
Penobscui-Ihos T. Holt Garland
Piscataquis " Chaplin. Monson
Sagadahoc-W :. Hagar. Richmond
Somerse, -Georg, Mitchell. Cambridge
Waldo-Croshy Fowler. Upsiy.
Washington George +. Burrll. East
MachlAs.
lork-G..bcrt llAst,. WATERFORD.
oLEKks or CotEr>.
Androscoggiu-Jas Nash. Lewiston.
Cumberland-John T. Hall Portland.
Oxford has. + Whitman. NorNav
Sagadahoo-Jo,eph VI. Have, Bath.
sHERnF>
Andro>ooggIn- Rodnc, T. Fos,. Auburn.
Hancock William b. Mitchell Els
worth.
Somer,et-W Am PhiIbriok, Skowhegan.
OTHER OFFICERS.
County Attorney Franklin; Enoch C.
Greenleaf. Pennington.
Notary Public-E1uard 7. Burnham,
Saco.
Trial Ju>tices-J Jonathan :. Gu.hee. APP
plrton; DAVID F. Brown. Bethel Vim. Ir-
onard, Passadumkeag Jno. ". manning
Fairfield.
I Coroner.-Aiaa;on Briggs. Turner; o.
car F. IrAsk. heAieo Oscar W. Larry.
| Fairfield
To SolemnEe Marriages, Administer
/ Oaths and Take Ackno~ Judgements of
Deeds-Mis. I. VI. Percival, Augusta.
Indian Agent for Penobseot Tribe-Ed-
sou {. Brown. Oldtown, in place Of Chas.
4. Bailey
Inspector OF Prisons and Jails-Rev J.
X. Mason, Fry'burg. in place Of Henry ).
Osgood. Augusa.
Fish and Cane Wardens-W. =. Ham
mond, Howard: EbeneIer 6. Morse, Ed
dington; Tho.. F. Allen, Bangor Joseph
Nichols, William 4. Perry, Charles Banks,
Jr., Frederick J. Parks, Phippsburg Thos.
Small. Bath
Justices Of the Peace and Quorum-Wm
II. McCrillis. Bangor; Horace J. Bean, Al
fred Ira G. Spra,ue, South Paris Reuben
Orf. WaIdobnro Nathaniel r. Clapp. North
Arson; Oliver II Bachelor. Skow hogan
VIM. Ii. Cook. Ellington; Hewey r. Viz
gin, Portland W.. Wheeler. South Paris
Marshall Davis, Belfast; VI. 7. Frank,
Portland; Jas. h Williams. Islesboro
Amos T.. Hardy, Bngor Samuel $. York
Wilton; Addison Austin Newcastle Jas
+. Hewey, William t. Bracket, Biddeford
Hubbard W. Bryant, Portland Benz Smith
Swans Island
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29
The Rsilro.d Extension.

We publish, this s-ek, an article from
H8. /. - AsIf- ~ the prospect Of ek-
tending the railroad from Bueksport to this
city. Naturally the owners OF the road,
outside Of Mr. Hale, Mr.. Emery, and Mr..
Lincoln, cannot be supposed 10 feel any To-
cal interest in favor Of the extension, but
look upon il merely Is an investment and
will favor or oppose it solely on that ground.
What then ought our citizens 10 dO' There
has never been so favorable an opportunity
for securing a road without burdening the
towns along the line with heavy debt, as
now Before the meeting Of the owners of
the road, in February, some action should
be taken, looking TO a guarantee Of the
right of way at least Much of the pro-
posed route crosses land that is well nigh
valueless, but where il crosses improved
land the owners may possibly ask some
slight remuneration before giving the right
of way. In this case measures should be
takeH 10 find out that amount.
While j; cannot, in any case, be q
large alnouat. The exact sum should be known
and steps taken TO guarantee 1t before the
February meeting Of the owners. We dc
NOT need TO bring arguments, at this late
day, showing the advantages 70 be derived
from having the road. Ever! one Is aEsfe
that If we ara TO have new manufacturing
interests we mast have railroad. If We
would call in outside capital to establish and
carry them on, we must have railroad II
". would have capitalists visit US, with 4
view to opening up new industries. one o
the FIRST things that We must do TO drsS
them this way is to have railroad. A con
siderable spirit of enterprise has already be
gun to manifest itself herb and now is tn.
time to encourage it. The time TO act il
this matter Of railroad isInow. With thi
proper encouragement the work of extend
ing the road to this city vi be commenced
another season, and thosd who know th'
present owners, know thsf if the work i
once conu enced it will bf carried through
60 eompIetios The ownefs are willing t.
carry the most Of the load, but ask the eiti
zens to show their interest to the extent, a
least, of giving the right q Esy. Will-th'
citizens do it,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29
Notice of Foreclosure.

T III REBY give public notice that have "A claim
| ID. Mortgage a certain parcel OF l7il sltu'
49, al Brrnkuu, Hancock County, described -
I'm Il, -t,.wit .-Commcncing on thelnorthcry -lle
81 tr highWay near the easterly end 81 BchJaiuIhs
r,.r l.ri,lpr al stake and stone twelve iett from
~. -.r, hga-t.riv corner of Deans tin shop, 80
,,,lI,l thence north hfty i've degrees east by the
to the Mil Pond. thence by said pond I"
,b- lridge thence bV sIId bridge and highway a.
IN, ART named bound he the same more ur les
tngeth-r with the building thereon standing >aIh
mortgage having been given by Austin : turner
and h.. ing tlale Juiy , l~s0 recorded IN the Han
rocL R.hstry of Deeds in Vol. ls1, folio 30
The e, niitlon in said mortgage has been broken
fy reason whereof claim a foreclosure
= MARY ANN CARTER.
qu,,n HALE 4 EMEEl, Attorneys.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29

Al the meeting Of the State Grange in
AUGUSTA. last week, IS organizations were
ra,77esented. The report Of the State treas
nrsr showed that the order IN the State was
sonrishine. The secretary's report shows
II0 subordinate oranges in the State and IN
aaod standing. with S,j49 members, an IN
go IN membership over last year Of more
than one thousand
The biennial election of officers OF the
STATE Grange resulted as follows:
'Mas,sr-Hon. Frederic Robbie of Gorham.
Oyerseer-E. II. Gregory of Hampton.
Iecturer-C. F. Freeman of Veazie.
S,rward-T. H. sprague of Topsham.
Assistant Steward-H. IL. Whitmore OF
BuckspOrt ., po Sc Na port,
Chaplain" iiiiah 1 arso"' VI -'e" -
land. c;,h IS Oxf,rd
SacTetary-D. NJ. Hall of Bangor.
Gate Keeper-G. NJ. Douglass OF Corn
ish.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29
Governor Plaistel has filled the :,

Governor Plaisted has filed the ~.
cies occurring in the County BY the -,
ments of William b. Mitchell FusiaL Pm '
hacker, a. Sheriff, in place Of p H.
eaI, and Hamilton Joy. Sine p -
erat as Co. Commissioner, - -. VIZ n
Hopkins, deceased. =" P'-N' "a 'o''"
As a stroke OF pol :. ....;,:.. =.
Greenbsck and Den 80, s.o,;nn p -. U.s.,
Ia E~aa,1,i,s characteristic Of our mot
-. t. and worthy Of his brilliant
$50. ,bl the rank and file Of HI, sup
h. ar. ~ all probably be acceptable. as
-; /dever fellows and one at least, dis
~ I'D for his immemoriAl adherence to
Hfor Andrew Jackson every time
- Republicans Of the County will prob
ably cheerfully acquiesce in the Governors
selection and VT DO not see how the Coun-
ell can well decide against their confirmation
as their previous action has certainly made
these appointments eminently respectable
and satisfactory.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29
Administrators Sale.

r,ylug obtained license from the Probate Court,
h hill -eIi at public auction III not sold al
~i,at,. ale beforrl al tie house OF the iate Jos
Il t,ray on Thursday January the twenty sixth,
~. the following described pieces Of Real Estate
80 IN. late los W GRAY. One lot Of pasture
Ind On he v est side Of the highway leadlh nom
an, ksvlle 90 Bluehill lying between land OF capt
INN ,nu,, ia the North and Burnley Clnsson on
IN. south containing invent, five acres more or
ir- one lot Of wild land the East side OF SAD
containing twenty i've acres more or less.
IA, h,,,e-ts.Ad iut of the iate Jos. W tray con
tanning fkity acre. more less, reserSinx the
WIdua', tight OF Dover
j. q. WALKER, Admir-.
Dee Il ISL. '"ol'
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State of Name.

tt.-r,,.E - count or INSOLVENCY.
T y the ease ~ Wendell Benson, Of fremont In.
| -olyrnI Debtor, nuttr e is hereby gwen that
- ri, n hns Co., tni- .cvrnlh day Of December \.
II l-~l been presented 10 sail Court Tor sam
..s.n y by Wendell Benson Of Iremnnt.in the t"hn-
/. 4. Hancock pray Ing that he may u decreased I"
tuil dl.rhlrgu from All ha- dcbt- proNAhlc IN
n ne In-nl,cnt Act Of he II tte 81 Main" .apprnE
n.l.RFD ~ -aId QUIT thai a IA, airing be had up
.. ,.r same before -ald Court NJ Ellsworth, IN
Pr .t.. once ia said County "i Hancock, on
" ed :, thr fourth hay - January A. u l>ss'
A lock in tn afternoon, ami mat n"tre thtr'-
- !. uuUu hest Ia the l. l-worth American,
-, se,L for thr,e successive weeks, the lA9t
ttit- alton Ia ht i've DAYS at least before the DAY
of IT, ring and that all creditors who have proven
Ih.. ,.bI- and other persons interested, may az.
pr.,s i -Aid place and tune. amt chow cad7c II
,nt ,.t.y have. WHY disc barge should not bt
gr Il said Debtor according to the prayer oil
hi- tltiun-
81 CHAs. +. DORR, Register OF
laid Courl of said County OF iiancrc /
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29
THURSDAY, DECEMBER %, 1881

The Boston Herald saws The selec-
ton of Mr.. Blaine as the orator at the me
mortal service by the two Houses of Congress
in honor of the late President Garfield, is in
many ways appropriate Mr.. Blaine Is an
impressive speaker, to begin with. and the
most distinguished citizen. outside Of Com
Oress, who would be thought Of for this
= vice. His relations with, and friendship
n, General Garfield likewise qualify him to
peak with full knowledge and appropriate
feeling.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29
The Late President Garfield.
ACTION or coNGRE, s-REsoLUTIu-,s- nS.'
SYMPATHY FoR -. GARFIELD-PRo-
POSED EULoGY By INA. BLAINE.

ACTION or coNGRE, s-REsoLUTI0r-s ng.l
SYMPATHY foR n Is. GARFIELD-PRo-
POSED EULoGY By Mr.. BLAINE.
In the House, We'd kesday, Mr.. Mckinley
of Ohio, from the Mei borial Committee, re-
ported the following 1T eolutions, which were
unanimously adnpi-l'
whereas. The melsn rholy event on h. yio-
lent and tragic destn = y James A. Garfield.
late President Of the Uni ted sfates having oc
CURED during the recess kof Congress and The
two houses Of Congress, kharing in the g,ner-
Al grief and desiring 10 Usnifes, ,hsir en-.
oihiy ON VIC "oeAoo VI the public bereaye-
ment.
Rssolred, That the twt tons.s ., ,,o,,,,,...
win assemble in the hall ~ VI o.
resentAtyes on day and 'iie iiVu'. VI MP
announced by the joint cot uou. " oe 1Aeu anu
the presence Of the TWO 4.II.e , auu 'na' :"
bed 40 sddress on the III 4olses 'ieIe assen-
Jsmes A. Garfield, late Pr snu enai AS'1i VI
ed ststes, be pronounced ~ a"e onl'-
g. Blane, and that the Pr sne n ~ u; 'A me
ate pro TEN, and the Speak -. VI nIe oen !,
| Repres~ ntatiyes be Fequesi VI tue IOuse ~
! President and ex-PTeside ~ ~ Ih'Ie tng
I States, the beads Of the Sc, u OF Ine I h1eu
| the Judges OF the Supreme sIAi uep ~
| .entstIves Of foreign GoyerA OUT me rep'e'
80, ,hs A dmirsi ~, ha X General Of the
49, hsys 80 va ,hs RI w, and such Off
Rssolrsd, further, That thu " - ~ -
| United State. be requested Il 4esius' VI '"e
! Of these resolutions to Mrs. Hau.' SVPy
field, and TO her Of IA. eeia a. va
pathy Of the two houses OF P'oiouhu strr
/ deep personal affection, and Hss io' ~. !
dolenee for the late national b .,'a,e' oo"'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29

The President has sent to the senate
the nomination Of Timothy O. Howe. Of
Wisconsin. 10 be Postmaster General.
Mr.. Howe was born in l-i,ermore. in this
state. Feb. :, 1916; be was educated a,
Readheld Seminar, was admitted 10 the
bar IN lsl9 settled a; Readfeld and in ls45
was elected TO the State Legislature. and in
that wear moved 10 Wisconsin. He va.
elected as circuit Judge Of that state in 1850
and held the Office until 1855, when he re-
signed.
In 1861 he was elected a United States
Senator from Wisconsin for the term ending
1867. In 1867 be vas reelected to the
Senate for the term ending 1873. and again
for the term ending 1879
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29
The Jeanette.

James Gordon Bennett telegraphs the
State Department that the Yakuts, in whose
hands are the boats crew Of the Jeanette
are good natured nomads, skilful in caring
for the sick. The men, Sept. 25th, were
twenty days journey from the nearest settle
ment, isassqtsk The rescuers. who bsSe
Jus, left Petersburg. il is thought viii De two
months in getting the party back to iakutsk.
belong and party Of seventeen cannot
be restored so easily, as their whereabouts
are uncertain and there are no roads in the
country to be visited There will be no
further news then from the Jeanette party
themselves in less than three months, as the
telegraph wire does not extend beyond
Irkutsk. From lrkuisk 10 St Petersburg
il will take them probably month, usv-
Cling rapidly as possible. They probably
will be at ST. Petersburg by April and in
New York by NAV.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29

HUMAN BLooD.-On the purity and vital
ity Of the blood depend the vigor and health
Of the whole system. Disease of various
kinds 10 often only the sign that nature 10
trying to remove the disturbing cause. A
remedy that gives life and vigor to the
blood, eradicates scrofula and other impuri-
ties from il, - Hoods Sarsaparills un-
doubtedly does, must be the means OF pre-
venting many diseases that would occur
without it, ase. Sold By dealers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29
1890

1t will possibly occur to some Of our
greenback friends tina. the claims Of Mr..
Gard. who was their candidate for County
Commissioner, at the last election have been
entirely overlooked by the Governor in his
recent appointments. II will also occur TO
them. possibly, that whenever the fusionisis
in this county have put up a man. for po-
sltion that was assured. that man has been
a democrat, but where a man was put up 10
do the work With a certainty that he mus,
fail, that man has been a greenbacker
Heads We win and tails Nou lose
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29

1t is a husbands duty 10 protect his wife
from insult, and the thorough performance Of
a plain duty is q good deed. 1t has been
noticed that Guiteau, notwithstanding his
previous threats. treated his divorced wife,
now Mrs. Dunmire, with great respect when
she appeared on the stand. The fact is, that
when Mr. Dunmire arrived in Washington
with hi. wife he heard of the threats that
Guiteau had made, and al once sought an
interview with Mr.. Scoville, 10 whom he de-
elared most emphstically that if the assassin
attempted to blscken his wifes character or
subject her TO the slightest inconvenience
while she was on the witness stand, he would
shoot him down as be would = dog. Mr..
Dunmire is big man. of the typical char
scier Of the men Of Lesdyille, where he
resides, and there is no doubt that if the
occasion had offered itself, he would have
been as good as his word. Mr.. Scoyille
Communicated 10 Guitesu the warning that
Dir. Dunmire had uttered, and hence the
wretch treated her With courtesy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29

According to the census bulletin ,bsr.
were in New England daring the year end
ing Dec. 81, 1880, SIS steamers of an
classes, measuring l20,lT7 tons, and valued
at Ss,O4l $50. BY these steamers wers
carried during the year l5.57T.2sO passen-
gers and 2,6s0,s74 tons of freight -,
gross earnings were S7.9lS, 785 az n
expenses ~ ,691 1872. N
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29

, hotel in the exact shape of an ele
has been built at Atlantic City. Ii is
Pnah. :, long and 81 feet high. Stairways
20 i5e The legs lead up to big restaurant
ihs,u e,s s rooms in the body, while on the
sha que ear forming a good place of out
~ In The exterior is painted and sanded
.ooA. % resemble an elephants skin, except
The cost was $4,000.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29
Notice !,

HAVINt, sold out my carriage bus nrs- 10 my
III son ". H. Davis, ant Wishln- to 81 Sc up
- ,,iT in tat branch, notice IL Lereb, given
ih,t "A notes aud accounts due me must he settled
if,r4 I1uuarg |, lss2, a. after that date they VIII
= " j. ". DAVIS.
ElIswo, !. NOV. Is, 1851. 5w4s
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OBJ Glls0ortb Amrrltan.

published every Thursday Morning at Coombs
mo- nassk; Ellsworth. Me-, by THE HANCOCK
cooSrf PUBLISHING COMPANY.
TOT terms. &r-. see first page
So ). NJ. PETrENGIL1. 4 Co 10 state Street
hoston, y Park Row, New York. and 7Oi Chestnut
street. philadelphia. are Agents FOR procur-
rug advertisements for The AMERICAN in the above
cities and authorised TO contract for advertising at
ur lowest rates.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29
John 5. Brown,

John 5. Brown, one II,
linen manufacturers Of Belfas 7
in Buffalo, recently and inai
the editor Of the Express II
said that the Irish tenant u
ing one Of tia rack-rentebe
eultiyators on the earth, EWs
provision of the land act, tn
from q rapacious landlord ason
any other country. The lan.n,
duced the rent Of almost all ii
piications it has heard, from 1
fifty per cent. and some ever
Brown believes that the result
cisions will be that landlords.
income from their property q
which is not likely to be increa
their estates in parcels to their
invest their money where they
their incomes and where they
troubled with the annoyance al
lures which the possession of re,
wolves. Thus in process of time|
err of the soil in Ireland will owl
farm.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29
Notice 10 Subscribers.

The date on the address-lsbel on each subscri.
ber's paper shows the time tn which the subs-rip
ton Is paid, and all subscribers In arrears are
requested to pay up a. soon a. possible.
In all communications relating 20 subscriptions
our correspondents are requested To state the
Post Oaice to which the paper j. or is TO he sent
and to be careful to write all proper names plain
y.
In directing change Of address, always give
the present address well As the to which you
wish the paper afterwards sent
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an . .,-t,i carl ami write to u for full part!cu
lar. When We say that our Inducements 10 can
va---r. are rrrg extraordinary, We mean IT. f"'
0tr,Lg. thts H. the bet book 60 MAKE money "i'
Address, Hotr.
sF a...s 70, Tss.!is.r,. Ear:!:'a, :'.s
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Persons prcma
their hair restored 10
using Hall's Negeta
newer the best article
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,rrr below. but
| ,rhe. "EIlNIE
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gray can LANt
uthful beauty, hy
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The Meeting of the State Grange.

Ellsworth, Dec. 81.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-29

Let the poor
plants take cuura-
less remedy has !
lydia +. Pinkham
1t j. prepared At
Lynn, Mass. Sen
pam phlets.
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: from female com
r,Joice that 4 pam
ind. We refer to
table Compound.
Western Avenue,
.irs. Pinkhau for
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~ the great
! Ireland, was
rsatiou with
ish affairs,
from be-
oppressed
ow, by the
protection
Unknown in
mt has re-
whose APP
.ty-fve to
ore. Mr..
these de-
ding the
amount
will sell
; ants, and
increase
not be
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