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, 1881-02-23
SLAVERY "REMINISCENCES.

xV,,x smufo,,ccn IN Wortv ysnr., I'm.
,,,ss,.,,,,"'', ~ z9,,,,,nn;,,.r S'nv.. ~,
pr4aoh,aieht aor 1etul.nrNne SInrsn @ III
Slf@ihta-1Aia Aseioase ny toe UNION
Psfersburs tt'a.' 1nsttr.Appfa'
The following brief announcement, which
wo e]ju from tic Wilmington tJ)rl,) Cout-
MefcMs u luesuaS, WI. le'tso Nv, '... !l.eses.''s
memories among fhaty ot lao cltlzehs VI
Pttcrsburg: ....-
"WiiIiaim b. Daylls died III this city Mon
m,'. n.a ~ ,,,'.s,, Nv. ,.,.'., ,, NV Nv H4,n',,,"
ScHuo''ot "H1tta p'let1 "1u4's t!'o .At.t''a
coast, nnd while engaged IN TINT hl,slliess
WIS oyerAulea by u Virginia cutter, md
ou s,'n t.,,",r, W., - nssis,t~a Di,.a. - mi,
oh l''o cl"fso u "ss'7t'ie s.'''Ss ~ R'.'I
tfcea0n Dy running OIL 10 the NORTH. Eight
slaves wcre found nboartl Ills scIlooner, nnd
, 1881-02-23

HIr. Exsby Gives m Account OF His
FirAt H1nrrtn~c-What Ele Expected
nnu What He t;Ot.

mr.. Na.by Gives m Account OF His
Hira. n1nrrtn~c--what 1lo Expected
Nh" "iea' nc ,',.,a sI%a' Mimi.
fr,.,.,,,,,,,, Y ~, nc 1,,i, 10 T., +,,o cto,o
,ar,ntv, r"1, ~ ~, Me ~ IL ,nz ~, ,onm,
lua1,, alsl sinslerly avcrse to work. Work
,nort ,wn7 N i.v u,,,,.r tros Mi ,tuv u,,d cnn-
nu. MI. ~ - ~ .i,'' wv, .As
ll's''e VIII N"cnce' o1lseaS !'e' "u@ Bio"ets
convenient wisl. WIZ ! !In!e t1 to- ask .e o oss
niurh rcesercisc. hut wat needed Good EIt
nt nio,,ns ' sov.,.,,,, "r cmlor IN tho eros,.ry
T.. .,'..,ui p'"'.. cn,,Gt n,,,, ,,oo, IT, i.o.r,,s
develops the muscles NV the arms wonderful.
1lislyauIs WIZ ulll,z too ulllel. for nc.
,ri," ,rs,n nr,M no,r,,.or ,vb.r u r,c,,,,
ine ttne c"l''' nu"c'et' ""st ~ oes"''t
WIZ loo yung 10 70 Into rolttlx, md the oil
,unn. NV fnther. ite rnt tn that nea when It
.'. " ~, ,,,nt ,, ,and .Io In ,,o"ror for huso,f
wuA a't .u'A. ~ euo" W ;" uo.e4 ~. .!sac
~ wtnst hel hln. lls int!titatia t9 a. lne thnt
tho snUner A!ltttn! Tor myself TIE better
hey be pleasMl. Wat c9o'! 10: / !'ea .t. 70
periffs}s r tif n, SoT %Gq enaS aoem ~ 10 i've Will
MY iatiier s,lSc'l ne pEnhls'i'. ,atafry ,
wst!ael. sai,l tle,-,"A wltusr With inrii.
and mike s'tr ~ the WORK. oo arc cRhl 10
o'ersss!l i"f' ;,, Almt @ ysr, n,or ,p,r s,yet
Without materially fatignln ,ayself, ant tl,at
tllot l!is scEestion n good one wool
adupt i. ..,
eOy to Mz ~ ,o @ MdSet ~ ta Ges far,s S's ~
tho seckshun.. II wuz:4NN nkerS OF EnOd land.
wcll.Mnroycd ana wel'-stoeket:. She wl.zn't
cEs's'ck'y wat wool 10 CALLED Manls1ine
wo!1lnu aHt Wa% y yecrS at!cr ai'Gla . M, bns
l sttdnft ,lntl that. Wllnt cnretl ttlt ner
teeth wuz n!l ont, antl tl,at Sl!o he'd q snitcr,
aud Weighed aQo pounds? WI enreI that
so he'd ,ai @t 81 y ny Es ESn a' aSSf ut Wf' ah e nr
sttlcreA tho tlme spent Iii ct,mt,1 ha!r ~
waslid? S'lo he'd farn', untl that wi!z cltuf
for nlu.
l latd sieKo To TINS venorabl0 1enalc anu 70
l9y o!t. found !er not nycrse a.,, tn see"ma
llnl ntld nut bad lookin. atItl looked! ~ TN
te rn .wo or true fts ;,, TO %,sti aT !!9
u pills nv money to hlrD hui y, n1tl thou they
NEEDED u man ta ln'k after en- and. to make
long story short, ,shv accepted me. mil W.
WIZ yo0nltca In the holy bonds Nv nEutrl-
mony. ..
For n few days / lived lM a elyslnnl, ,yat-
ever TINT ,ilny bc. ilel tho best ny .e..tN,
, 1881-02-23

Cmrlylesn Or1nl0n Of tho Advgkubl1itJ OF
Women ktMdylnE Medicine.

~
L..uduu S,w.dart,
,,-ro.,,,,dont ..,,tlu fIu fotfov1r,- latter
Aco'tcoPo!l"c.e eet,"o t44e to'tu" t.44' ete's
,yh,, ind i,peu II uromInrut sluportcr If his
"'u ',tf. ~, ! ...I mo,,nre1t,, ~ 1SlIm-
cA'saHltule Iur tile !4"t" i.ee.'l o..p u 1.u!a-
burg University, ntni wl.U l.n1 written to ilitM
act"sa.h - .'..... .1's.,,, t..a az
reRHrtl td tho entrance OF women lhto tlo
medical Drufes3ioy:
~, r t,,,.xx, 1tow fup,urt Eoh a 1B71-
NY. III r. - ts.tn -i'n.,I's, thnt write
,h S. T. ~, 10 az ,h. .',i,innt ~ fem,r c''un
"ityy.inn w, - m,,,y ris,, d, suoh hjviIt nm,
n. Il .,,iv ~. fhn ssrf asniifIn init whit.
.. ~. .5 5n.It @ In. rrI,". mi I'nin~ nf il wct
tnt tsS SnS .usr"nnt. ~ rh% tr,,th IT, fI,t tto
@ ..u ny ~ ,I ~, .,.mrtt. w,"ra ,.n.e csnar,Iniiv
topG ~. & aG I'm. m.a ~ 'nHuus , S"StH @ n,, ,pxo s,r
rut @ ~ m @ s' a .f ~ t,, as ~ ,Ht.HiH 1n.fa nf
~" s' i'sh & o ~ oas.y liar mr"~.is IL h,,.nnt1
suc,cty. M at,i hnss ayoisicd thinking of It. ox.
s,i,',, so. r t@'y ~ IN ~, 4 sh, nmx n,scavar to
I''ii', I"it ,.r,, VISA W -'e va - s"''' "9"
~! Jnu' .,,.,,, .,,,, h,,,r, ,,o,.ors a,,,,tod
~ tnc nsat p.nIo, sues' 1880 ~ tyns,,n,, II,
nut ~, !ao tlu9 ~, n Il oG o, ,r.' by na I'M ~ hn.
in.a M mMst t "I' @ III 1' nma., @ ~ ,v"rt,v nm md
aH VII , r I IL X" i,,9s tIu1 ,i.vGlvn ~, hnr
senMrH!nn WV. NY ,,tsor t 80 et;,rrn mil
su1I: ,,nr,n,t ~ y. u;,v tt"t mi mi III
Htvy ,ay !,Ip.,tt!. ,,i,iI.u w ywhi" vail tiis
uu!Au cieaasi n.,i, "utua .', "Ainu, i snrt H","tI
t.i.' Wy ~; S".s' II it "n. "wnr ~ G,,rcn III fl,,
& I'LL INV NH "'st s'S ~ Nj. ,smt,,ra fScui,tcS
% Wutns an ,h Mms"' i ~ .nnk ~. n..ssa@ ira nv"rv
KH'eGts, nt.eaHms' - Hn.,nIiv u b'nru tTho frnS
., WY MvH,s'n ~ ,, 10 ,mrusur1 ts r. .ctl MN
destiny x woiiai tnor1!oro, y ~ & ~ rnisttaix %
,S ~" III u sit III M shH ~ wssfa. urau
Nalt!tT n!a PFotcetluu. WIZ ~ Wy "hs1os
, 1881-02-23
A GREAT FAMILY.

a tN1'AA fAMAA1'
--
How II Grew Up md Bloomcd in
Eng, Enslana: a.:
In the tlnys before morals wcrn invented
~ y, -. ,ast MA 1,aSarn utmns .hnvn1,t y ,rr,,,
w, ~ itAs', ps.o.o .>'sa '..e"s'S ~ ""..
while to hnvo any-ono OF our gracious
onittinr % the e'ps usual forwulities ' Of marriagc
Iio hncor,c +ho i,onnv father of a son. for
riou ,o m nro,,,a I ~ to A c,,a,oarv sy ,vav Nv
whom ne proviuea M III ti3e customary @ WY s:t ny
comforting upon him Dukcdon, and right
~ rth,nv M "verw nonnd of soan n,aur-
t., ~ ~, esu ,.;t,li % Ya,au u 0'"
1ae1nfea III tho Dra,'s. , lsles. ,..x ~ ,,.,,a
hpeG"''toI, Mnose ppJee. !'. ~ utea.no ~ , eA.
cluuo soaps OF ioIelgr 'nailulacl".o run
tlls country, and likewise to stimulate ING
eonsumpt!on Of the homemade art'ele. Tho
title OF tno Alhg,s son-"as aug 10
assist him Ill both these aims tIrstly'
as Peer, holding several pocket.Dor-
Gusnco l,c cncrcnd minister's into nnssinr n
nu9'to, ~ ~ oos4seu .,',,':' ,.r ~
Dill Which hAeda pronlo'l!Vet taflll on lo1e'Eil
soaps; next, by rcuson uf Ills exalted posi-
to +" saw " him % nav % ho comne1cd % the hea,ls Of
49, ~, nr,,,,, az, uoy., r. iav II, ,xtrov,ront
our afnty anu nM'y ~ My u. cAa"s's"!s @
stocks OF soap iof INC nchool OF our solaieTs
nnd sailors. The backwards at Dept1ort!'
hereI With bnrrcIs Of svft SOAP and bars OF
voiiny arra njinwnncrs of tl,rsa com,no1-
i,ins ware snryeti n,it IF, tlla iInet and tlia
frnn,,s i1,stcnl Of pnv. and soldiers or suilOrs
M.o etA'tttu WS4o AvNefu AVa oI@t.tt- @ @Mh.5J
, 1881-02-23

A burRlnr entered y lhtsere residence q Cos-
taln nd1ty. CARRIED It II milo away. opened u,
aud found ,u,thtng Of vat9e. Thou h. eetnrnt1
10 thu AOusu IN Anxor, demanded thu mlSaxa
money Of llfe, and received bullat
, 1881-02-23

Dentl OF n Former koa Captain Who
Ns.s AoMtonccA TO Norty KenrK' Iha-
prlaolInent for l1ttlitnplNE Slaves In
ylr;.tlliu-IIfA Iselcnso by the Union
, 1881-02-23

No health with Inactive liver and urinary or.
LA 1AAAAAS
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General News.

Tea thrvcs in Mcssina. Sicily
New Yors's floating population is about
10000
The Mobile Young MEMS" Christian As
ISOLATION has - lady members.
Even with So large negro population
labor is scarce and dear in South Carolina.
The Catholic clergy of ST. Louis are way
ing n war against elaborate and fancy music
II Is vaguely reported that three men were
carried over Niagara Falls on recent sun
day.
Railroad tickets are 50 cheap in some parts
Of the country that il hardly ravs for tramps
Ia wear ont shoes.
Amusements cost New York last year about
$1,000, 900: strong drink. SG0. 900. 900. the
latter resulting in the arrest of tSl9l per-
sons for intoxication.
New brunswick man purchased coffin
for his aged mother. who was quite ill., but
vas himself buried in it, and his mother was
we'll enough to attend the funeaal
One of the survivors of the famous "six
hundred" who went ''into the valley of
death" at Balaklava. appeared before Lon.
don magistrate the other day. begging for
bread, He was properly provided for
Galveston, Texas. produces the champion
tough landlord. One of his tenants who had
been paving $50 per month. asked TO have
the house painted. but in vain; and finally
the tenant had it done at his own expense.
The next rent day SIS per monthwas charged
''on account of the recent improvements"
Mr.. Lccad, who brought 80 600 seeds of
grape-bearing plant from the banks of the
Niger to France, is dead He had offered
these seeds to the Government for the modcr-
ate sum of f2o.ooo. His offer. however. had
been declined and instruction. forwarded TO
the French authorities in Africa 10 search for
the plants in question
New York and Chicago merchants are NOV
ing vigorously for the erection of n compet-
ing telegraph line which will be So construct
cd that it cannot be consolidated with the
Western Union. or any other monopoly
Fifty per cent. of the stock of the new COM
pany will be placed in the hands of the trus-
tees, which is intended to serve as n check
upon any attempt at consolidation.
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MOOSE RIVER LOG DRIVING COMPANY

'hE members of the Moose River Log DRIVING
company are hereby notified that the animal
Serk Once. In Gardiner, Tuesday the 18th d.,
OF February next, at O'Clock in the foreman e.,
Tue PURPOSE Of choosing officers for the ensnina
y ar and raising money to defray the W
thought proper when met BUSINESS
cs-a;,., -. ,. ID. G. PALMER, Clerk,
So 1901. jan22ftd
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. tb., o.. .,.,-,
on the rs. ate OF fPo''''e" Aoih'nistrators
LEVI GARDNER, late of VassaIboro.
IN Inc County of kennebec deceased. intest.,.
undertaken that trust by giving bond as the I
sna,ns. An persons, therefore, having demanI
h;,;, 81 tne estate OF said deceased are desired +"
n,o the came for settlement and ali iudefd !"
estate are requested to make immediafe - said
ORkICK HAtvfS' - -
Ia - 80, HENRY r. BURGESS.
awk
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STATE OF MAINE.
KENNEBEC, SIS.

KENNEBEC, SIS.
C,EIZED on execution and will be sold at public
- auction on Saturday the 1Mh day of March, A.
D. ISL mt O'Clock in the forenoon, at the Office
Of = and l.. Titcomt,, in Augusta, in said county,
all the right in equity, which Hiram Reed the within
named debtor, has 10 redeem from mortg mere
after mentioned and described, the following de-
scIibed real estate situated in said Augusta 10 VIII:
A certain lot of land and buildings thereon, situate
in Augusta. in the county Of Kennebtc and state of
Maine, the west side of kennebec river bounded
thus Beginning in the south line of Oak street,
at a point fortyseven and One-half feet from the
northeast of land conveyed 10 Cyrus Briggsby
James and Horatio Bridge, thence running sOutherly
parallel with said BRIGGS easterlv line about ninety
ming easterly about fOryseven and onehalf feet ts
land formerly in possession of Joshua l.. Heath,
thence running nortlerly maintaining the width of
forty and Onealf feet to the south line of Oak
street, thence running westerly the south line of
said Oak street to the point begun ut. Being the
same premises which were conveyed 20 said Hiram
Reed by Carleton Dole. by deed dated March 9th.
1919, recorded in the Registry of deeds for kenne
bee county, Book 49,, page lSG.
Also certain other lot of land adjoining the lot
above described, and bounded northerly by said Oak
by land Of $. Goodwin, and westerly by land for
merly owned by Cyrus Briggs, being ABOUT forty
and one-ha feet in width on Oak street, and
extending southrrly about seventy feet, and being
the same premises which conveyed TO said
Reed by Thomas Smith by deed dated October 9th,
A. ID. 1873, recorded in said Registry, Book 35, page
292.
The above described premises being subject to n
mortgage recorded in the kenn bee Registry Of
Deeds Book SOS, page 500, given by said Hiram
Reed, to Augusta Savings Bank Of Augusta. to Sc
cure the payment of n promi.sory note Tor 1900.
dated July 18th, A. D. s16, pa, abe in year from
date with interest thereon semiannually, at the rate
of eight per cent. per annum till paid
The amount due on said mortgage will be made
known ut .he time and place of said sale.
GEO. X. STEVENS, SHERIFF.
Augusta, Jan. II, Isl. 3w6
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NOTICE.

'VNHE members Of the Kennebec Log Driving
L Company are hereby notified that fhe annual
meeting OF the Company will be held at Johnson's
Hal, in Gardiner. on Tuesday. the 18th day OF
february, ISL at 10 o'clock in the forenoon for the
following purposes, viz:
1st. To choose Moderator
I'd To hear the report of the Treasurer and take
such action thereon as NAV be thought proper
3D. To choose officers for the ensuing year.
fth 10 take such measures for driving the log.
the ensuing season, and raise such sum or Sums Of
money ior that purpose as NAV be deeus necessary
5ih. To act or any other business that fIay L..
gally come before them. '
Gardiner, Jan. %, 1881. ian2st,d
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PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.

DR. L. J. Kahn. 81 East 10th ST., N. Y. and
Proprietor DIR. KAHN's MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, oes
broadway, n. Y, bcgs TO inform his patients ana
those of consulting him, that he has opened
m office at 81 Hancock ST., Boston where he may DE-
consul,ca EVERY THURSDAY from A. NJ TO :
Z. NJ. and TO T. VI.
ment of the nervous arising from ndiscreton,
TO which may be traced many of the obscure ailments
which effect youth and manhood, isenabed to insure
those rIacing themselves under his treatment n
speedy and permanent cure. DIR. kAliN'S medical
work NERVOUS EXHAUSTION, which treats OF
these cures forwarded any address on receipt OF
rs cents in postage stamps Attendance every Thurs
day at 81 Hancock ST.. Boston. and usual at 81
East 1Gt 81. New York. poN21f6rn
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TONTINE PLAN,

or upon the principle Of accommodating profits for dc
mite perio ~ which frs: introduced by this Socie
", and ha been recommended and endorsed by emf
nent experts in Life Insurance. and by leading bust
ness men. Forty -Four per cent has bee earned ard
accumulated on the premiums paid ON it's Tcntne Life
Policies and forty per cent. on its Tontine Endow
ment Policies, issued within the last five years.
The Directors of the Equitable Life Assurance So
cety represent exclusively the interests the Policy
holders ard in presenting the Society to notice. they
feel that it has strong claims upon public confidence,
Of the strict and conservative principles by
which its various departments are governed In the
assets and in the administration of the Society," per-
feet security given for the future which Is of great
importance to those depending upon their insurance
policies for the ultimate support of their families.
Transactions the Equitable; nOna 10 more prom
nd just in its dealings.
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kENNEBEC, IS Superior Court, December Term,
1sSG.
GEORGE G. PERCIvAL vs.. TUEOrIIILCs GILMAN.
And suggestion to the Court that
Ths Opliilus Gilman, the defendant ut the
time of the service of the writ. was not
inlabitant of this STATE, and had no ten
ant. agent or attorney within the same, that his
goods estate have been attached in this action
and that he has had no notice of said suit and
attachment. it is ordered, that notice of the penden
cy Of this suit be given to the said defendant, by
publishing afiested copy OF this order, tOge'h-
er with an Abstract of the plaintiffs writ, three
weeks successIvel, in the kenn, bee Journal, news
aper print'd at Augusta in the County of kenne-
bee the last publication to be not less than thirty
days before the next term of this Court. to
be holden at Augusta within and for the County of
kennebec the first Tuesday of April, 1Ssi that
id defendant may then and there AZ pear and ans
wer TO said suit if he shall see cause
Atte,t:-A {. OTIS, Clerk.
abstract Of PITS writ
Assumsit of defendant promissory note for 1872
dated at WaervilIc, Aug. 10, 1873.
Ad damnum 500. Date of writ Nov 4, 1850; re-
turnabe TO said court, Dec. term, 1850.
w. I. HAHN s. Ptfs Atty.
A true conv of the order of Court, with abstract
of writ.
Attest: A. c. OTIS. Clerk.
5w3w
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Advertisement OF PETITION FOR
DISCHARGE.

In the District Court Of the United States for the
District of Name
IN THE NATTER OF II po,,xu,.
JOSHUA :. MOVES BaNKRrrT. ." ""N'
This is to give notice that petition has been pre-
sented TO the Court this first day of February, A.
D. 1881. BY Joshua : Moves, recently of Lisbon, now
of Monmouth, in said Distrc', ba -krupt, prav-
ing that he he decreed to have full discharge
from all his debts provable under the Bankrupt Act,
and upon reading said petition, Iris ORDERED Ly
the Court that hearing be had upon the same on
the first Monday of April, A. D. ISL, before the
Court in Portland in said District, at 10 O'Clock A.
N.,and that notice thereof be published in the
Weekly kennebec Journal. and " eekly Portland
Advertiser. newspapers printed in said District, once
week tor three successive weeks the
last publication to be thirty days at least be-
fore the day of hearing; and that all cred.
tors who have proved their debts and other persons
IN interest may appear at said time and place and
show cause if any they have, why the PRAYER Of said
petition should not br granted.
WM. L. PRERfE
Clerk OF the District Court for said District
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EMILE BARRIER 4 CO.

Awarded First Premialn a. Maine State Fair is.o
Any kinds Of Dress Good., in the pieces, or MADE
INTO garments, Ribcons, Fringes, Sacks, .eivets,
slippers, Kid, Feathers, etc., dyed or
cIean-ed, and finished equal TO new
Also Gents garments dyed, ciean-ed, repaIseo
tans cIeansed Velvet trimmings of sleghs dyed and
restored to their primitive color, without any ripping
Goods received and returned promptly By express
send for circular price list. Prices reduced. Orders
solicited By mail. xpress or in any Agency. Beds
called and deiiye red If desired
L. NJ GgOsyENOR, Milliner. Agent, Hallowei
c. c. CHANDLER, Dry Goods, Agent. Winthrop
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HAVE you EVER KNOWN

Ary person TO be seriously III without weak stom.
act or inactive liver or Kidneys? And when thess
organs are in good condition do you not find thelr
posses sor enjoying good health? P"rker's Gin
ger Tonic always re- Hates these important organs,
and never fail TO make the blood rich and pure aud
to strengthen every part OF the system 1t has cured
hundreds OF Departing invalids Ask your seiehbo
about it. jan3lt4w
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Advertisement Of Petition for DIS
charge.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED sIAii
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
in the matter Of
Isaac W. Knowlton,
IBaukrupt.


Isaac W. knOwlton, In bahkruP'"
Bankrupt.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, So ..a
This Is TO give notice that petition was pres sa
to the Court The 10th day Of May, ISIS, by Isaf
hnowlton of Huntington, in said district, sa v
rupt, praying that he might be decreed 70 Ia a Inc
full discharge from all his debts provabe unue ,heu
bankrupt act, on which petition h. arirs MD On
ordered to be held before the court in nclock
the first Monday OF September. 1873. at ten by
A. NJ, bat that no hearing was had the l,nn and
reason OF the failure of said bankrupt to oo,aa
ME the written assent to his discharge OF "a that
qnred number and amount OF his creditors a y" me
now on this 29th day of January, A. d. ioe 1nr aid
application of sati bankrupt, and on reau .ne Be
petition, it is ordered by the conrt that anr A.
mad upon the same, on the first Monday OF "a Dis
D. lssi, before the court in Portland In s.rsof be
frict. at ten O'Clock A. NJ, and that notice IA The
published in the Pennington Chronicle .a;"ted 10
Weekly kennebec JOurnaI newspapers p' ,,rerks
said Disirict, once week for three SUCCESSIVE hiofe
the last publication to be thirty days at eas In have
the day Of hearing, and that all creditors me,fed
proved their debtr. and other persons rsuss
may appear ut said time and place, and sno sfoa
any they have, why the prayer oi saia
should not be granted.
WIN. p. PREBLE, !, r...,,st.
Clerk OF District Court Of said O1's'
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COCA LEAF COMPOUND.
SHANNON & WARWICK, Proprietor.
HARTFORD. CONN.,, U. s. A.
NERVOUS EXHAUSTION.

me'ical essay, comprising series of lectures de-
hvered at kahn's Museum Of Anatomy on rho con-.
ma cure OF premature decline, showing ndisputably
now LOST health may be reganed, anordng a clear
synopsis OF impeachment to marriage and the treat.
meht o. nervous and physical debility being the re-
sun OF twenty years experience BY mail pc cur
,,ehcy or postage stamps. Address Secy Kaln's
-''u-Vu"'' ooo br'luWny. ~ I. now tim
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The greatest effects have sometimes the
smallest cause. Life is constantly sacrificed
by neglect of Coughs and Colds. when IS
cent bottle of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup would
save the sufferer.
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And whereas the owners and claimants OF the ABOVE
described lands have failed TO pay the sums so as
sessed and the said SIMS so assessed remain wholly
or in part unpaid at the date hereof as set forth IN
the foregoing, now therefore, notice Is hereby gwen
that l. Daniel VI. Bonney, County Treasurer Of said
county Tor the County Treasurer of said county then
being shall sell AT public auction TO the highest BID.
der therefor-if full bids be nadeat the Office OF
the County Treasurer at Pennington in said county,
on Saturday the second day of April a. d. 1881, al
Ten lock in the forenoon so much OF eac OF sam
tracts of land 50 assessed aforesaid in which said
faxes and lawful charges shall be then unpaid, rs
shall be necessary 10 paw the several taxes thereon
respectively then due. with interest AT the rate OF
twenty per cent per annum reckoned from the time
when said taxes became due and PAYABLE according
to the conditions of the statute in such cases made
and provided to the day OF SALE and legal costs. And
all # said tracts of land On which taxes, ~ crest
and costs shall then remain unpaid and shall not be
AS aforesaid ,old vii! be forfeited to said county.
said sales forfeiture being subject 10 the right of
redemption Us provided by statute.
DANIEL VI. BONNEY.
Treasurer of Franklin County.
Farminptop Jan r. lsSi. 3W5
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Important Notice.

CITY OF AUGUSTA, i,
MAYORS OFFICE, December II. 1850 /
To Charles H. WhHe, City Marshall
Several complaints have been made to me in re.
gard to sliding in the public streets and or sidewalk.
ana already one quite serious accident has resulted
from it. You hereby directed to enforce the CITY
Ordinance prohibiting sliding the sti Gets without
fear or favor. Please issue your order at once and
then rightly enforce the ordinance
+. o. VICKERY, Mayor
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Insolvency.

IN petition Of Robert II. Thompson, insolvent
tate, e"' rs
ORDERED, That notice be given in the Kenpebec
journal. q spaper printed in Augusta for two
second Monday Of February, 1881, at two O'Clock m
tne afternoon. II the Probate once in Augusta,
HOWARD OwEx,
A4g1Gea, Jan. =, ISL. -.