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In hemoriam.
A coon WOMAN COM.

In Ellsworth, Oct. q. Mrs. Jane Isabel
Moor, wife OF John l.. Moor. Esq, aged -
yrs.
Mrs. Moor leaves 4 husband with whom
she had lived IN happy communion FOR more
tran fifty years. aud seven dear children
sIX sons and one daughter.-all of whom
are married and settled near their childhood
home. But few families are held in higher
esteem. Mrs. Moor was born 10 Ellsworth
in 1910 When a child she vas educated in
the belief that Calvanlsm. with all It's dread.
full dOgmas, was the truth of the Divine
Word, was baptized and became member
Of the Congregationalist church.-Subse-
qnently, circumstances were such as that
she was led 10 read Cniversalist books, and
finally she became q devoted Uniyersalist.
not only in name, but really in faith and
hope and Tore. In her spirit and all her acts
of goodness was her blessed religion man
ifested. during the last twenty five years
OF her life she was a constant reader Of the
Banner, and II vas a source of great com
fort and JOY TO her. For several years prior
10 her decease, she was confined to her home
by disease, which caused her great BODILY
and mental suffering, which she endured
with Christian patience and foriitude A
life of exemplary goodness and NEE kness,
and faithful adherance TO duty, was closed
With humility and Christian trust. During
her long and lingering sickness, ali was doue
TO alleviate her sufierings that kind friends
and loving children could do She was
calm aud composed. and confident that she
must depart for her heavenly home. She
often expressed her full belief in the final
ingathering of all things in Christ, and the
complete triumph Of rsdeeming love.
"A Fathers voice ha. summoned the, 10 life.
green promise drest.
4 Fathers hand has guided thee to peace. and
everlasting rest"
"How many pearls of thought are seat
tered around the grave of lost friend, and
how precious are these to the household
band. when the vacant chair and missing
form speak Of the sleeping, silent one, in the
lonely ehurchyard."
The funeral services were conducted by the
Rev. Mr.. Macdonald, pastor OF the Uniia-
nan church, assisted by his choir. She had
been a member of his parish about sixteen
Years, and had always taken a very active
part in everything connected with the so
ciety,-more especially the Sunday-school,
until her failing health admonished her
that her labors must cease. The day Of the
funeral services was one of the most de-
hghtful of the season. The sun arose in
calm and uneloudsd sky. which continued
from morn till eyeDing,-sriking emblen
of her life, from the early morning of her
youth till the late evening of her earthly
existence. Cox
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The Crust Of Tartar

Speedily leaves the surfaces Of teeth upon
which the cleansing and preservation iHilu-
encc Of SOZODONr j. daily exertcd No
form Of decay can Infcst a set of ''ivorics'
upon which il is used II, has. moreover, a
most refreshing effect upon the mouth, IN
Which 1t leaves a very agreeable taste. hc-
sides rendering the breath fragrant II the
mouth he rinsed with Il after smoking. the
taste Of the tobacco j. entirely dis>ipa;rd.
~ an auxiliary 10 personal comelincss it
cannot too highly be extoIIcd Sold by
druggists NOV,
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Remember that every one suffering from
Catarrh. Hay Fever and Gold IN the head
have a cure At hand ia El,s' Cream hahn
Price 80 cents.
Apply into nos,rl. With little finger
vas troubled with Chrome CAtarrh and
gathering in my head. Wa, vcr, deaf al,
times aud had discharge. from ~, ears. be-
slds, bring unable % breathe through ~,
nose Before the second bottle of EI,s'
Cream Balm vas exhausted "a, rurrd
and TODAY ENJOY sound health, q. J Co.'s
niN, g1j Chcinut.st. Field Manager pnli-
adtiphia Pub. House. Pa
EIts' Cream Ba!m cured me- ~ CliarTh ~
many wars standing restored ms sense ~
smell For cold. n the heal u wnrks HE
magic. T.. II SutEWoup. National State
Bank, EukAhyfh. y. -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-09

Texas, Governor, Lieutenant Go,criior,
Comptroller, Commissioner of the Land OF
nee, Treasurer, At,omc, General. l.cgis-
lsturc (which will choose a Uaaed States
SENATOR. and II Representatives. a gain Of
D. IL gave Hancock 1895 majority. or
Its present Representatives, are Demo
Gratis and | is a Greenbacker
Virginia. 10 Representatives. a gain of l..
OF It's present Representatives, ? are Re
pub!icans. ? are Readjus,ers, and are
regular Democrats
Wisconsin,. Legislature and o Repre-
sentatives. a gain Of /. or its prrsen,
Representatives. & arc Republicans and ,
ARE democrats
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State of Maine.

II '~Cus h. -S--- October p, u l-s2
4 flrlu" pf an tve-atIua from tar ~uurrrne
- JL 'irlal aurt t4r .a3.l lsatg t.-4lf4 t,,r,r
r lsi-h, have thlz ftsy zr42.i a.. th urts.rf. b. /
said george Il Ga. and to -ati.f, "a 81 b -. ian
&C. rial" pare. % land Situated NJ Bar Tt4rtsr m
lhf ~" % Of ff!ru lu sa}i liAncucA COUNTY and
D'Hhte'i ~ fu.l"w- ID, N.rth hv tutt4.-,.
-tFc, t. on the a-t bg lant II b. erarI ii t.r,g
9N tnt N.4Ih ~ land Of sail g. rrcl ami bt .a. &
Jun u" &eTeuul "u tbs " est 1y land ID Il .t
brewer. sud containing twenty Hvr -at5. rr
T"t> VA re- or las. E'uE the same arns! ,,,t
&" said t'"o r. iarh. hg Johu u4rl.a BE- d. ..|
I't'H hst O. is'7, ami recorded IN ths HAa...
th's t"siatrs 81 bge7i- in Vol. 49, OH. 81 tt.
,t"r hAviuE hrru attached pom tie .r H4H ,.r..
st} - l-'! at i've O'Clock I'D TN fl3lilI.- b. he
Si's i'"u 4ni shan sell said parcel ,f .auI st
pubic auction g. t1y h5xh.-t }tsl.i-r Ir,,. a.
NAV \ hmcry ia Ellswurth 10 said ,Jual. LOFT.
iut-'iay tbs 18th ,fay II Na4rtaI err j, f... Dr..
MS e o'clock "a Tn, forenoon
true ropy-Auvst.
5"t3 \. II. uENEEEUN, 1or....-
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For Sale.

HOTEL and Cottage at Bargain. located In
the centTal portion Of the : lIiage ~ Bar
iiaro"r, uu thr most prominent ihoruughfarr and
business STREET, On a plot ..JN aGt feet, three
t"rie-, bling 5. fret fr0.t by ~ fest deep Furp.
i-h7l complete throughout. Accommodate 10
guests Carriage house, horse sL4II wuad sheds.
wash anil ice houses, and accommodation for haip Of
The hotel business well established Also
very desirable two story frame residence IL
rooms. To- feet FROM hotel. Dne half acre land
tr"ntinE on Main street and Joining the hotel
property Reason. fuT -ale 81 thi. yalua III.
property. owner must ~ sJgth for his health
foF further particulars, Inquiry Of
=. 6. DIES ISLE
BaT IIaFbur, Me, Cvt. ~. Aut.t4
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piSot'. EiSIbI''
GRAND DESCRIPTIVE SERIES !
FRANCE punupE stNtEl.t.

GRAPHIC portrayal u the marvellous
\ political transformations, aul nm iug
dramatic epl-o'lf- WItH VIVA tl,-!uc4luu- 10 Ehy
prominent s-t'rs, Including thr pr-ut K-,..tsf-i
Qsssftsa, AZ in Egypt, &c ii!u -tra,r,i by "a ~
gulorvsi mAps, tie fruit II than thrtg ears
rv-s-arcb. LlrSrly from personal and or. ssinAl
sources, and combining the ftscinAtinH % ro
mancT with the Fans-t historical know ed<c
extensively sciiyer,st irfuTe brilliant audiences
ln the principal cities Va twenty Two states from
Maine T. TeNA-, and emphaticaliy iu,iorsed anu
commended by eminent authorities Ia Europe.
Canada au1 lhc United STATE, inciudi. bir t.,o
; Iiiiari Of Boston, Pre.fient Porter ~ ale
College, aud Rev. Dr Palmer VI New Orleans.
particular hereafter lWAs'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-09

Senator VOORHEES,. Of indiana. regard,
prohibition as a blow at the industries Of
his State and through the campaign has
been accustomed to ask his audiences. IF
prohibition pre-, ail,, What viii YOU do with
your surplus corn ?" The other day be was
speaking in a rural district and at the close
OF his remarks on the liquor question he
propounded his favorite conundrum to the
crowd A hoary headed, horny handed son
Of toll. asked. '.Mr Voorhees, do YOU real,
want an answer ?" Certainly" replied the
Senator We'll" remarked the granger
I'VE sill raise more hogs and less he'll"
BY the time the roar. which followed, had
subslded, the Senator had determined not
10 ask that question again during the cam
paIgn.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-09
A Heavy Swell.

Jacob H. Bioomer, Of virgille, n. Y,
writes: "Your THOMAS EcLEcTRIc on
cured badly swelled neck and sore throat
on my son IN forty-eight hours; on appli-
cation aslo removed the pain from very
sore toe; my wife's foot was also much in
hamed-so much so that she could not walk
shout the house; she applied the Oil, and
in tventy-four hours vas entirely cured,
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The date on the address Label on each subscri-
hers paper shows the time TO which the sueserip
ton Is paid. and all subscribers IN arrears are
requested 70 pay up a. soon a. possible
In ali communications relating 10 subscriptions
our correspondents are requested to state th''
Post Omce 10 which the paper l.. or h TO be sent
and to be careful 10 write sl proper names plain
".
In directing a change Of address, always give
the present address well A. the one to which you
xiah the paper Afterwards sent
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9. 1882,

There are lots Of people no stronger
morally. than Was Mr. Miller, one Of tn,
pillars Of Wisconsin Baptist church, who
was lately tried on the charge Of lrreligiou'
conduct IN attending a negro-minsirei per
formance His defense was that he started
for a temperance lecture, but accidentally got
into the wrong hall and did not discover hi
mistake until the show began. when his car
nal delight in the entertainment overcame
his moral scruples. He admitted that he
ought TO have withdrawn the moment be-
discovered where he vas. hat MS weak ness
for fun got the better Of him. lie was let
of with repfimand.
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r w. kINsaAN. Esq. - Dear Sir
With pleasure We ertter ten gross dfamsoH 8
Botanic CoHgh BaisaRs, showing conclusive
III that merit has won the day, and that
YOUR B.flsGm is taking the lead over the
many bofties ~ trash that nov Hood the
market FIRM !Smiih. Dsolittfs Il Ssstth,
DrHggists, BesioH.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-09

Serious charges of drunkenness are
brought against Engineer Melville of the
Arctic Expedition. by DIR. Collins, brother
of the scientist Of the expedition. Ii is
even alleged he could have rescued DE Long,
if he had been attending to his duty. The
same authority charges that Capt. DE Long
prosecuted some members of the party.
The whole matter vll be fully investigated
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Old BuokspOrt No. 3,
PENOB>Cor, No. l Township.
Ihr 2lsi lnnr. Isl.


This may certify that Ne whose name )
are uuderWTi;trn, Acknowledge ourselves TO
b. settlers under the Proprict0rS Of No
One Township on the East Side Of
Penohscott River. Granted to David Marsh
aud oiners bV the General Court Of this
Common Wealth. ANYTHING appearing to
the contrary of this Wa signcd h, Us
through Misrepresentation of things.
James EidnIgc Settled on Wright No
-, IN the Second DIVISION. IN the year liza.
Drove off IN 1919 by the Earmy. lie
turned to fenobsooti 1913.
Joseph Paine Settled ou Wright No. 30,
In the Second Division. In the year l554.
Drove of BY the Enemy IN l179. Returned
to Penobscoit IN 1894.
Joshua Couliard Settled on Wright M
p. In the SECOND division. 4 House \
Barn on sd Lot y about Is acres land
cleared.
Stephen Kinney On Wright II. In the
Second Division. \ House X Barn X SlH
or seven acres land cleared.
Lew Fowler On Wright No. ~. In the
Second DIVISION. \ House \ Barn and
: acres cleared.
Josiah COLLISION On Wrgh, No. Is. In the
Second Division. In the year 100. \
House X Barn ON I'D lot. H. acres cleared.
James COLLISION on Wright No H.. In the
Second Division, In the wear 100 and built
q House \ Barn About Is aerrs cleared.
John LrWis. Lathicy Lewis Messrs.
Lewis Settled on Wright No - y IS. Two
Houses. tao Barns. about ~ acre. cleared.
lntrudcrs On No. l Township, on the
East SIDE PcnohsoU,t RIVER:
Francis CoaiiarJ. Ahncr LoS,l. D1cL
Mann. Stcpbrn l-appbcr
Ebync1cr Colsou made some Improve
menis, but il Secuted on ihc other SIDE 81
the River
Dated thu, - Jgns. At No. one Township.
m the year 1851 We Who, names ar,
under wuuen.Du ocriif, tina, the above 4.
True List OF the lnirudcr. ou No. roSn-
ship. ,Nisncdi
A>AHFL HAKKINtN.
JuN'N Brck, JK.
DANIEL HNKKIuAN.
In as.sAsr hans vrs.as
huc'L Mann purchased tao lot, ga 1871
Of Stranger Who bad ou., ga, Lad Of
~oud ga each, AMI had uO other foundation
iJi their clam.
Stephen l-aupncr took i.o..c>.san Of
pau 81 lot ". a., H. ga, 1ni ds,lslon. uu
another par; Il wn.,h ten acrr. has bccn
SINCE ,.oafr4 %, J.m Clrmvui,. Mo uas
Gr0~uct 90 l,.j. C!rmlsrn;- ,-i,!c! b,
agreement vita The proprietor
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Coroner's Sale.

HNStp' h s--prt- .6 lssZ
r AhEN ~ eAr,au0A and will be sol,i ify hubble
] auction uu tic second aay u na,.ttlh.-T gr,f
al e-c' ca orlocs ~ the forenoon ai the store of
IsaAc t"n IN Brnokuu IA said toauty ali the
tiKht lue ami Interest WhIrh Hayuc- H. Hardin
tomlnoran. 30 ths tate Of TrNas has in ami /,
the following described real estate ii uats.i in
hr""AHh Ia SAID County Vf HanYu.-k viz. com
n'hcln1 "h the road parallel Will th N0tIA -tile Of
the 7torr' runninE south forty i've feet taur- or
Ie-s 70 the North Eat cUrnel uud cf the lot set
N u Joshua watson and thar thence south
Hc-t'Fll by SAID ut one hundred anH twenty f..it
"re ~ les thence North Westerly forty Hyt. feet
m"rr or Ir--, thence North EAzlerIy along nv
h'''th 'Flt ~ builhln[ one hundred and twenty
Ic' NOR OF ltss the same bring IN balance II
pF"krrty eonEc5 ed % H. II. Harden by Mr.. Mary
A Heath.
3W44 E,,,,.v
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The Popular Remedy for Coughs, Colds.
Whooping Cough, soreness of the Lungs and
all Throat or Lung troubles. Large Bottles
35c. and warranted to give relief. ANY of
your neighbors will recommend il to you,
they have all used il. For sale by the
PROPRIETOR, 5. d. WIGGIN, Apo,hecary
Ella swogTH. ME.
IL Liberal discount to trade.
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4 Big success

"My wife vas in BID tao years with a
complication az disorders her physicians
could no, cure. when was led to try Par
keT'> Ginger Tonic. Il was hig success.
Three BOTTLES cured her, AZ = cost Of a dol
Jar and fifty cents, AMI she j. uow as strong
as any woman.- H. D.. BHfaio.
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Accidents

and how 10 deal with them. and other val
nahle medical information will he found ia
kauinanu'~ great Medical Wo,S; elegant
culorrd plates. send lwo 3 r,ut stamps 10
pay postage 10 \. =. Ordwsv \ Co.. Boston.
Mass, aud rcoclyv a cop, free.
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-. tH4s us i.ts.e sl,. Is tloa .s... "..l '.a-
lara very >o,eryly and that he sa.e NC
sulphur Bitlers, be never thinks Of leaving
New York for his summer resort wiihoa' a
few bottles. for they always cure his family
and are far superior TO Quinine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-09
Notice Of Sale,

hE Ellsworth feas,iry a Machine Co
one iof 7aic an ~ their PropeII> real
And person a ,itIAt-I Ia thu fifv AZ Fil,,,''rsh
NE consisting u Lad, baiiatagr nsseh,u
erg' t""'s ami ssSsk They will also entertain
proposals i.f lease OF the SAINT or tor the tlts
2 sal % such additional amount ~ nc ,rI..,1
aritai stock a. will be necessary 10 enlarge in
business. ~ e'''
TOT iuFtheg ~ ric n5r- inquire Of or address VIM
y Mcbnnafdor LAT yette Davis at Ellsworth Ne
- Nh. o. MCDONALD, Jrsa.
"tA'' c1e-'' Hex 44tf
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Town Orders I

- PeIsohs h9hnsg ortiers against the town Of
n Trenton, issued previous to March 4 49, -
hereby notified to present the same ser M xr,,
:. we treasurer OF said town on or before t 9sth
VIII be stopped at that date
PEARL l.. LELAND
Trenton, Oct. %, Iss2 f'e' LIE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-09

A FIRE broke out al so o'clock, Mon
day morning. on the south side Of CONNER
cial street. Portland IN the office Of lsaaC
Emery. II DESTROYED that building occu-
pied by him and T.. Churchill \ Co. dealer
in office furniture in the second story By
o. W BelkaAp y CO., dealers in iallov,
ground bones. etc, and by Frank DAVIS,
agricultural implements. on the ground floor.
It extended to and DESTROYED one building
eastward on the corner uf Central wharf.
occupied by } +. Randall y Co.. tlour and
groceries on the west communicated 10 tn
store Of 4. f. Stevens X CO.. non mcr-
chants. and Curtis X DAVIS, fish dealers, de-
stroying the building In the rear II e1-
tended down WidgrrNs wharf, burning The
extensive oooperage establishment Of Nut
ter klmball 4 Co The total loss il est
mated al about S9OOO0. with insurance COZ
ering about S1o.OoO.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-09

In the death Of Wm. II. Simpson Esq.
Of Belfast, the journalistic profession has
lost one Of it, bTlghies, members. and the
State one Of lis most genial and talented
citizens. The ReyutiiodH journal attained
its present high position under the careful
management and facile. often trenchaut, pen
Of Mr. simpson He aimed TO make j; one
OF the best edited aud best printed papers IN
the country. How well he succeeded j.
shown by the aa;tering success which
his paper attained. Daring the past tvo
years III health compelled him 10 give up
active labor and It ~as hoped that the res,
so long needed would result in restored
health and a prolonged life Of usefulness.
But this hope was not TO be realized. Mr..
Simpsons loss will be deeply felt. not only
in hls own CITY but IN all parts OF the State.
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An Explanation.

The delicate, fiowery and lasting fragrance
of Floreston Cologne explains why it is such
fayorife with the ladies.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-09

Danish i'll health. nervoI~ness. yexa-
ton. irelfulncsS. etc. lay using Browns
Iron RltirrS.
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Nrtu ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Fer Sale,

GOOD family horse wears a,d ,,..-.,
a sound and kind. Also two wear III MI
Eu.,vo,4b - -. SAMUEL l.. LORD
= 100 5wf4
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Sale Of Delinquent Stock
STEWART COPPER MIN NG CO.
Mines at BluehiII, Me. Principal
Place Of Business, Bangor, Me.

NpTitF .-l In accordance with the bylaw II the
Company 50 usauy shares 81 sch pgrvei II .tosk
namevi hrlow a. ulay b~ ucsssstry Nlll lee -pti Al
pthr aurtlI ai thF Trvnsur re- t'tlsrc. in B4usoF.
Me W. : hryl wright & Clark Hiuckt. GA
SATURDAY. ihr twenty hfth day - November -,
a. ur;,,rk A. " 81 pay thr delinquent a.-rs~-
ulrpl lhc ciu lnsrlier Ntth TIE cus II advertising
anil tsousfas Of sAIg.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-09

The venerable Thurlow Weed. though
confined to his bed hy Illness, and total,
blind has sufficient strength to dictate a
letter 10 the Tribune IN winch his views u
the political situation are clearl, set forth.
or Civil Service Reform. a. argued hy Nj
George William Curtis and hi associate
Mr.. Weed says;
These Civil Service Refurmers seek Ia
make capital By denouncing the spoil,
system" am believer IN that system.
II awakens and stimulates the best eiemru,s
of American character. The farmer boy D..
encouraged TO work diligently by prom. ~
that he shall have an hour IN which to p ay
ball or FISH in the afternoon. The school
boy studies hard 10 get 10 the head Of his
class To obtain prize. Clerks are indus
trious and faithful in the hope Of advance
ment in business. Private soldiers are
spurred 10 gallant deeds by the chance Of
becoming officers. General Washington
was rewarded for his great military service.
by two Presidential terms; and General
Jackson and General Grant were similarly
rewarded. Such are some Of the fruits Of
the spoils system. Abolish that system and
enact the Civil Service project into law, and
political devotion. gallantry and love Of
country will become obsolete"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-11-09

The Louisville. Nv, EreHing Post hay-
ing enumerated several Of the bloody trAg-
edies which have lately dIsgraeed that State,
and read Governor Black burn 8 plain les
son on MS neglected duty, sans up the sit
uation as follows There is no use in mine
ing matters. The social condition of the
STATE Is worse than We have ever known IT.
Murders are more frequent, punishment is
lighter. pardons more numerous, and abuses
more fragrant than ST any period within our
recollection, running back fifteen years
Matters are getting worse day by day.
The most alarming feature of all is the in
difference Of the public. No one seems 10
see the carnival Of crime and social chaos
to which we are rapidly drifting. No one
seems 10 take 10 himself the lesson Of cur
rent events. No one seems to realize the
actual danger which hangs over the lives Of
all. Appeals to the order-loying and law
abiding elements appear vain and idle. 1t
is difficult 10 stir them. Shocking tragedies
At their very doors do not startle them 10
realization Of the evils that are eursing
Kentucky, imperilling the lives Of her own
citizens, barring Us against the current Of
immigration and commerce, and presenting
us to the eyes Of the world as reckless,
God-defying, reeking band Of breakers
and murdsrers."
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Containing over 1000 valuable rvs-.. pt-. many
re them wurth 40 "a D. Every b H-rke. y. r.
wants H. Pee resiucsgl one half O. bring ID
wlt ryarh ~ All special term. ID vNP.-
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