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rVTrEy II -r.ErF.-TE ETIL TSTE0lrCEn p
IN srxf-v. AyENvRExTs CFFEEE1 II
SEssrs. rECx- GsDRGE. ND vEsT-sENA-
TnR g1EFysT0y FEnFeszs - EErE OF TiIs
FrTTEE -ORAcuo TA1-4 FEUrBACTED "a
BATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOT - Al
=; -s8UEy ryrL zUGUsT-LTvELT TlNES
AEEAr.
rFrsr Csa- Ers-air- Cn---sroud.z.
WASHINGTON. JURY 81, viii - TclleEu-
terrd that the Hsuse RepnbAe=n eaDclls
endorsed ths NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hiI which
passed thar body. and That 4 was generally
recu-lizd = paT1y Tneasure- !; VII b
further renleIr f.ercd that Only few dzys
AGO Mr.. Kelly. he financial ieader u ias
Republicans IL the Hou>e- Tsut 10 Che
Senafe and stated 90 Senator Johnston how
anxious s. wa far M Vassa-g Z tae biH
without amauduieu1. Il ~. therefor.
-rlar surprise 20 Demoerais and Outside
Republican. wheE the senate Republican
caurus agreed 20 ame1i Z 50 o.
% ouea she entire tariff question.
i,- 81 agreeing 20 v1-e frr tho reduction
~ -le durv 0E su--- ard -setl rails !, Gid
-~. These c1ucu- Amendments vcTe -
!-rrI ,--,lsy iy Mr.. Morrill, and w.ui 90
The Committee az Fin-a-e. LIZ -auuo- -
reached uutil Tu->d-T. The comment &.
fh1- -hsr reduce G.e dlr on -uc-r. q
-1u-heru product = I+r cru--- and ret
-.l-e the duty o1 c0t-oH--l.-. leog-irCl.
'te- i71-- . i' 2" II e-1-. W b-eA .'-
..r-c 80 a-l l-ll,-- -r.-ll- ,1e TX '1
sr.orer 81 l.c- -''l11 @nl t-e TAR fl
7---.-- Oh o. Ar. ELS, ----'t-l-e-i ar
1l-sna1-. q -l--o-. i1- ,-. .-' --.- ''.1.-
provision 81 'l el- -1- ai-
'- -- -Li-''.-'-. '-a- '.'
,a-- ----' 20 machine .-- 4, -
i-e- -i- i.s -'-cr
l-r--~ '- --l.-- .--- 81 ---
--- --, -a- i- are
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-.-i --r "-- D. d l-' r- -r Of.
4- ---- --s --- WI ---- IT,
a.-. & [ " ---- '-
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wl- ed t-- lo-- --T.
81. -o- lc- e-. -' c-Lo-
--e ----. --, GEM and 'a---
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4l'- -,l 1l--..,-- >'..--'- Johnston s.
o.. .r-'r-' 1i-- -- --r -as sr--rr -
uU N a. U -.-k. r-.- l
.L-- vLs- FL. ll-. IS r-er.l .r ---
-eu---. republicans l f-
any u.--- LE o. 81 --l- ii-ln---- 81,
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ISsrR.sCE AGENTS..

L. L. MEADE
ais Mas ErErET-
fxsr-E svcE AoE;sT AND NEGpTlkToI OF
LOANS. y SIS
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Rs-~sxs Ms~s naxsmr Ge1erss Expsrs~
ns Yesees-
BssIiians ofieeT-An Ina ncreuf Dipis-
mxs-Ths Es~ss Of Panxlnvi~rn.

r--~Afe- ~afttt tttA 80 tttt- - @k'tfftta@N
on eezaing hack e. be lsotsl q. = o'eiscE this
EnarTlsnc- Tie wss thirTg-seYcu years old.
kiiS deasE has mad 2 fsrar8urd impression IT..
herc. A crowd - sileut and swe-strIlcs
F<epss arv Hiasss-d 0ursi,s .Dss Hotel Dus-
sSEx. q witch tie BODY NsS ,Sen removed
frosa the Hose. DE- FAOS tstrre. AZ :
O'Clock thls rEnTning thG lsee lrriseral VIZ
arSlred Ga ilE uniform. Ills BODY lIes 81 2
Ted ~ Yu9Tg Of ths grutAm fou- q. the
huiidine- H. SISTER. Princess TDit,seiskv.
4 escssecse6 20 STRIVE fc-inurTysW.
issrs aeso SAID ti@t General Sk0belesr-s
death was due 60 hc@rt-(.iz@s.e. The 81
ner-l wiz IKE rlare on rh- 9Th ins.aut. II.
Aksak0s. She wsf-ku0wu esifor and leader
81 tht Ranslzvist pzfTtr. Wa present az fisr
iast Dlozs.ut- The rcun1ins q General
$40 .'ciet $3.50 h inferred q, >pa>k.
T8NoCs GEsElAE-
The desta - Tire irsllEan; Young General
$40 reisff T-f90vcs oue ~ tie I8os- Tir-I-
gesgr. and heroic HelITes from the stage ~
con;eGlp history. Though lyT thirty
seven yea-s O.! age. b. was tt~ i6n. u fhs
l.Cs-ian army ard - the Russian V-opic
the rsI,rs--u-ariFs a tb r most Fstri8-ic
GsTsratjsn, and the.r lrl-l.e-1 --ar = h0T-e
amid Tire clouds and C1rk1c~s tlat SUP
TsurG thgn. Il l. hu; & s.a-- .iEle .ince
hi> few i1carri1u~ uitergncsr ~ a.f Europe
in q feTres.- md tte iEEtrr-auce th-- vs.
- -, - -, - --.. =, 49,
Gence o1 bow strong hold tag gallant 90
llisr sras known 20 have ur7- III. l.--,,r..-
bs--, 4-ts .er ~ 49,. .-r-......s-.- ..sr.e-~i
afs~r~ and the rand re,,t.rr N 5Do-fs-.
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ray
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b. ,...---. y-t.-. fr-sf. r-r..'v .-. .-,-..
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thine s-. - .b.. w. A.-a g,t...
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81 2Ss. aa<nSS- s1.r-s. Cprs ss..ay: Ne. 2.
-t,z,r. fezss sszsrrx and kws 80 = Sc. cfz-6re
scf AaiT. szz1o AnsHst. Is-s- Fs3nss s>rs1-
sla78 eaask ard 2ziy: tI21s Argust- h<xs
ssyOzzer - s-.-Dsa.e-&e-
XIV YokE CoTTcs FrTE'Ty.-
Mex yUzx. Joy s---Cass4sD-->sf rre~sFss tsS
In - s-ss~s- "a rsAzs- s--s>~9 ctss1 G~x s1s-~~
If.s.i1ss.l 1.xfes. lazy s1g-cs<srls-eS- Awrzs<-
- S-0e S<sseEiie1- six-71ssri@Fas tssst<r-
= .-ul &<I--o2 kqxg -5Ass, 81 lrsfssz l-.~s
fssrust-T. slf--s s7lI~t- @aU11Vy- sil-f&H
A. ps. EcaFuzry. s1zIt<A. z-fs81 &xrrk-
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DOOK AND JOB MoIst MIL
DExEcEgEp a. sa< pssfAsca rE'sFssss
aolsE-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-09

~ f-,no.fnc f-uYa. WIKI I1cSt col-rf,-- =
.r,a ft..ira-luE manners. saC every t-r
r-ns esnee III contact WIKI hlIn -e'hl- ~
~. admired hlm ar4en-.T- IL Na- L'-
~, man g. feel auj -.s- ty.re---1. ID. --''
.,,-tlu-ia.Fu Il r-,s -l.1- --lT- tAe al l-t-4S
- ,,,fa-r Russians an- Sew every
,,t..-, and n WIS 20 olI-eT gwen s',
-..--i-u .-rii-rl- 20 Paris list mixer -.-A-
h. .-,t. rnaf remarkable sueech nln-iu-
-. p,,-.ia would take ,tse T1r- u ~
,,,,.iu.tttar --l8y. against @-A'~---- -
-. .srae zine P1n-lsyo1i- u'o'tI.'rii 2.
a. ayaarfailV g7.Eb~r.a- loFtt ..h~
49, ~. SOME question - - Nl'1-iri
rhe reg.vco{ was aGl-.-ll-telsA
t-.sF ~ Caur1 far 81 i1a--eI tl,l
- ,,.,fsv very severe. IL Wa -tii' on
- Il, Z -aynnnnd Cd lAt Assn
- -..,5 Tar some uloI-.h. haa n"s hv'-i
- ~ 8ge-nwlli,e Tie German s.--4t,
- lined cg.atrul aE Io1sTt. ana 'te .t----E
-, S..l.,ygf'l.i.a.. ard nelabls Ehe !r''-
-,s-.-s lslde~s n abe hi~r--itz-n- ~ -
- So st.rEss.eiges not oaiF e,-- I - ..-.
- .rrar,rl.'g "a some leTi.- A-l-.-'--
- EfeffkaH az refined; M1s-ar. W. ie-l4
= archbishop Ci Moscow. : si"'1 -
- FIX week. ago. sud n"N -''s
- ana TIE most poFs.lar q iarili ar
-, tes9er moss 10 b. feared ~ tlse ooi--''
Is 1our- narty-is cur II IN hi- lis-iilr-
81 Assoe,aIesf Press
f.x,ox. Iuiy s.-skeheisn bear e.. y.
-. 4. I Thought, ssss due t0a con 'l- ~,
49, s,r~tt.. she asiaek o. EicNil-- -,
- U.s. without warning. e'ials -
e..& 49,. ,., r.,s General rode setei.-N 80. -.
,isrbe over 0na night ~ - ~.
.-ve.,ssr raTt 81 TnUyssl~s = ~ - !,
,i,-1 spirit.. There we're q hr,. =
-. ~ ss,sI ulay. but euFsors - ~. =,
49, .,-,,,,,.I t,af .is.ssh VS. eai.>ea ~ -
,111ra .5 q yessels al the heart.
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Io.s--~s.aaasaes astne E'ehrsuae T,tssairs.. !

- fe'A@ '@~--s "~.te = IT,.
Tbcve has Aeen . gTca. stagrTedr ~
raes.s trusn tas fiycess since the Fourzh /:
,sf sheTs S. ~si1 gate a large and Pleasant
raurzuv aeTe. r. there a.2ny ~ few Tser-
ris. shc facf : MsscA alike The kreczes
ar .. wkE.ie~o ~ and A. plszasaEf. .he AL
r.,iatrae9ts for conf0rr and couvenisncs
l.,seludin~ N array ~ accomplished 49,
ANTS ~ an6imlHishe1. and fhe brinY
i.-rr. 81 ..h e, -ans hsh and tempting sail-
i.e.as.. - Variousix attractive ~ ever.
F,aalas hss successfully ,ta6isd the wants
- -asn. and rad tn wisdom - secure 20
Is. susK.sf extent the bzciiu< 81 uatlrr IN
.s-~rinz eE 81 81 BIS unGertak ine-s
Err-v sss.1zar-aaeni. fruls fhe highest q The
-surs.. ). crerisoked ls cssnlefcrr en-
pIavls, WHO art uniting n taeir efforts %
ride -Te1reSt
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nsEwArxkE 5Hly e.-Ftassr n2.es @aa V,.sA-
wzssls ssrley -. : Ni'rssse- SO sss ss'y'
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ea.iss On sxeitcaseut W. ocs:lsif 'El'e -
i.ss is .hf assg--Lrance here Of sis..'sl-l'L''
frss. tpe Ftnlns,la GUARDS 81 ha5iss.oi.,
sh9,~ sesned upon , war.ike mission i-..lsi
on. II frssnsplSed tiki riiss bad zeHe % :
s-sal expedition uiieer oFssr1s lio.A
Gsgern0G Cameron towards tos 49, 49,
Als9ui 3 o'csrk they Fetafass'' n -
s,szxuzed . small sseanSef. Ftis'f 'ls, .s..''.-
engaged IN Illicit Izhins. ~etiie 49, -
,s,,,.l...r IL tIe=s stsnlasr< from tae Aorst
49, f,ers raesze1 u fssGikHg seine hefva-
l.osIts in vlalaff0n Of Nirgtaia kNs. SOME
81 fa<a. Il s<spe1ES. Gsis wind - tf0tcftsk
t,ass<9sss'. oTskfrs and ressalasd from ttieli
usssal representations, and foF tie tinse e.
csp3d arrest Cor
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-s-s-s- s--'-
tCSEFh ". lAt ~.
81 R,f-ENG-EiINt 4 N4Ss.EI ~ ~
sssGsEf Egf.sg All t-tAt ,fAAA'~
kfclsYssrsn. A.
1sFsaB AND fltaT ~ ~ 81 49, A>4N
is0Er~. HEkf~k EaAA~
40 Al ssi..s4 rs>ssss - ~ a. lee - "A ~
T.tsg-,rafe AZ easl.Lgs ags1ss ~ fitsst-
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pressed her hand against either ear.
What voice was this. sounding through
the recesses Of her spirit, and calling on
her for sacrifice Of such mighty requisi-
ton?
Just then knock sounded at the door.
..Can / come in % said Morris Lindley,
speaking from the onfer hall.
Mrs. DE Peyster rose staggeringiy, and
groued for matches on the near mantel !:
finding them. she lit the gas, then she
answered, Come"
Lindicy entered.
Matthew tells me You did not dine, y
he said. while approaching her.
lie looked extremely handsome. lie
was in full evening dress. Time receded
as Mrs. De Peysier gazed at him.
She had never vet seen him 50 like his
father-like the young ariiSf-lOyer whom
she had known in her girlhood; for thus
alone could the image Of Morris Lindley' g
father rise before her.
Mo- said Mrs. De Peyster. Il
was to, unwcll To dine" Her limbs failed
beneath her as she spoke; she sank into
chair.
Lindley quickly seated himself close be-
side her lie took one of her limp, chill
hands in his warm clasp. "You must
really see IA DOCTOR" he said. ''Let me
stop at DIS this evening on my way
up Town; am going out again" He
looked at her wan. huele face fixedly.
but she made him no answer. 1T is
pleasant to d. you any little service" he
went on. You generally place it ont Of
my power TO be anything but besieged
with your own kind acts"
She suddenly drew her hand away. A
visible shudder passed through her slim
frame. She rose and took several unsteady
steps away from where Lindley, still sat-
Then turning her head in his direction.
she said:
Very well. you can stop at DIS
If YOU choose. Tell him to come to-mor-
row morning-not to night"
Lindley lett his chair. And Is there
no way of relieving you tonight ?" he
asked. with solictude. "Are you in pain,
or :"
mo, no." she interrupted.
There was silence, and then Lindlev
walked to the door lie paused on the
threshold, and said with II bright smile:
MAY not Dr-interfer with another
engagement if he comes tomorrow MORN
ing ?''
Her face was averted from his. He did
not see the rapid spasm of agony that
crossed it.
True" she answered hoarsely." Let
it be in the afternoon.
Lindley left the room. As soon as he
had gone she sank down upon the floor
and buried her face in the lounge. Her
hands, cinched together. where slightly
lifted: the attitude seemed one OF half-re-
luciant prayer.
At length she raised her head. As the
light struck her face it seemed white with
the hues of death But there was look
of great peace upon it.
Her lips moved in n vague whisper.
'.When Anne Grosvenor sees what l
have left him, and that they cannot break
the will. she will let him have Pauline"
A smile touched her lips. For moment
that haggard face was almost beautiful.
Then her head sank forward again, and
was wholly concealed.
Her maid. entering the room an hour or
so LATER, found her Just in this crouched.
lmlf-prayertul posture. But she was dead.
Love had conquered after all. But the
struggle had been terrible one. 1t had
killed her.-Ehrich' Quarterly.
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STATE OF MAINE.

KENNEBEc SIS. Superior Court, April Term, 1882
NELLIE HILL ] ibt. BENJAMIN H. HILL.
Upon the annexed libel, II is ordered, that
notice thereof be given to the publishing an
atested copy OF the same or an abstract thereof To-
gether with this order thereon, three weeks success
sively in the kennebec Journal, newspaper printed
in Augusta in said county of kennebec the last pub
LEGATION to be thirty days at least before the next
term of said Court TO be holden at Augusta, within
and for said County OF Kennebec on the second Tues
day of June next, that he may then ana mere
appear in said Court and answer to said libel. II be
see tit. o,
abstract of libel)
The libeant alleges that she v as married 10 the
said libeee Ipsw oh in the State of Massachusetts
on the 10th day of September, 1850; that the
said belant had resided here in this State in good
faith one year prior the date hereof; that the
belan has ever been faithful to her marriage obga
tiOns, but that the said belee has been unmindu OF
the same that the 10th day Of November, 1880, lie
deserted the said belant without reasonable cause
that ne has been cruel and abusive to the libelant
that though OF sufficient ability he has neglected
to provide the Iibelant with suitable support
Wherefore she prays that divorce from the bonds
of matt imony between herse and said hbelee.
may be decreej. And this she would
be reasonable and proper, conducive to do.
nestle harmony and consistent with the pace and
morality Of society," And the belan further alleges
that she has used reasonable diligence to ascertain
the present residence of said belee but is unable to
do SO, and does not know where it is:
Kennebec Is The said Iibelant
made oath that the above ALL CATION as to the resi-
dence of the libelee is true
JOHN n. POTTER,
Justice OF The Peace.
true copy of the order of notice. with abstract Of
libel.
ap,stlaw3w Attest: A. c. OTIS, Clerk.
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AUGUSTA POST OFFICE.
Jan. 1st, 1872

Jan. 1st, 1872
Office Hours.
From A. NJ. TO 9 p. NJ. Sundays excepted.
Sundays open from 9l5 to 1o.15 A. NJ, for Carriers
and General Delivery.
Money Order Office opens at 8 A. NJ. Closes at
6P.M.
REGISTERED Letter Department opens at ? A. M.
Stamp Once opens at 2 A. NJ. Closes at SPIN.
Arrirai and Departure Of Mails
Portland Boston and Southern and Western Mail.
arrive at 2.F A. NJ and BIS and 7.is r N. Close al
s. 20 and .. 40 A. NJ, and 10 r. NJ.
Portland and intermediate offices; arrive at 3.25
Rhode Island. Connecticut and Southern and West
ern States close at go p. NJ.
Lewiston and Auburn and intermediate Offices
arrive IL A. NJ, S25 and 7,4s r. II. Close at 40
and $40 A. NJ, and 10 2. NJ.
Brunswick. Bath, Rockland, Squirrel Island, Ocean
Close $40 and $40 A. N.
Bangor, Belfast, Eastern and New Brunswick
arrive 10 A. NJ. and II PM. Close at Is and 10 pm
and II p. NJ. Close BIS and 10 p. NJ.
Stage Mails
Searsmont and intermediate Offices arrive Monday.
Wednesday and Friday at 10 A. NJ. Close at SIS r.
II. Monday, Wednesday and FRIDAY.
Belfast and intermediate Officers arrive daily fSun-
day excepted at 10 A. N. Close 3.l5P.M.
Wald"boro and intern ediate Offices, arrive daily
Sundays excepted at 6 2. M. Close 63uAM
cept undays, at 10 A. NJ. Closes ais M.
Winthrop arrives daily Sundays excepted) 8 p. NJ.
Closes A. NJ
Manchester. Mt. Vernon, ". Mt Vernon and No.
Pm.
Belgrade, W. waterville, Somerset R. r. and con-
Meeting routes STRIVE daily Sundays excepted) at
ITO. Close at LIS.
Weeks Mills and W. Windsor arrive daily (except
Sundaysl at 10 A. N. Closes at 3.l5 r. NJ.
National Military Home Togus, arrives 10 A. NJ.
and L. NJ Closes A. N. and Bis T.. NJ.
Carriers deliveries are made daily (Sun-
days and legal Holidays excepted) in the
10 a. II. and and +. ". Deliveries are made
TO all parts OF the city within the delivery limits
twice day Sundays and legal Holidays exceptsdl
at 40 A. NJ. and 4 7. NJ.
Collections from the street boxes are made on
week days a. follows:-1he boxes on Water, State
winthrop, Bridge, Green. Grove. corner of Chapel
aud Court sreet-, Maine Cent al X. K station East
End kennebec Bridge. and at corner of Bangor aud
Cony streets are collected At "A. NJ, 20 and r NJ
All other boxes are collected Al A. NJ. and z. NJ
Sundays and legal Holidays, collections are made
At r. NJ.
All Letters are delivered free BY carriers when ID
dressed TO the street and number. People should
Inform their correspondents Of above and have their
letters addressed accordingly.
Aly irregularities e he Carriers Department
n. AAxLx1. r 4
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fFroa Andrey's Anevfcas QseeaJ
CLEOPATRA
Or THE
Queen Of Sheba,s Beauty
WAS BUT SKIN DEEP.

The renowned Qneen of sheba. with al her royal
pomp. magnificent apparel. and brilliant retinue,
would have appeared within the Of the
randes of the monarch. of the she not also
possessed that which is the browning glory of the
female persons skin unchalsnEed for its Orienta
.offpess and its almost transcend~nfal purity Cleo
paira. holding emIerors At bay, and ruling empires
by her word. had quickly lost her charm and power
BY one attack of blotches Of pin pies. Of horrd
tan and freckles.
WOMAN RULES THE wozLD
BY her beauty less than by her purity Of charsc
ter. Ioveliness Ct disposition and unself-h devo-
ton. Indeed in the estimation of perhaps too many
men. beauty in a body takes preced nee over every
other considers. ion. Beauty thus forms an impor-
tant part of woman's working capital" without
which too many, tif no, bankrupts in what relates
to influence in the circles where they novel, are
powerless for great good. Hence we see not only
the propriety bit the duty Of every lady preserving
with jealous care that which TO her is essential to
ssccess and influence and usefulness In fe. And:
since beagty Is but skin Deep" the utmost care and
diligence required to guard it agan-t tie many
ills that flesh Is her TO. Among the great and
annoying enemies of beauty.
OF EITHER SEX
well of comfort, happiness and health those
pestiverous and horrid skin d eases-teters humors
eczema, (salt rheum) rough and sealy eruptions,
ulcers, pimples, and all diseases Of the hair and
scalp For the cure of all these, DR. C. W. Benson Of
Baltimore, after of patient study and invest-
devoted diseases of the skin, AT last brought
forth h eel brated SKIN CURE, which la. already
by its marvellous cures, established itself as the great
remedy for all diseases of the skim whatever be their
names character. Its success has been immense
aud unparalleled. All druggists have it. 1t is ele
santy put up, two bottles in one package. Interna,
and external treatment Price $i.00.
Sick headache, nervous heaiache, neuralgia, ner
vousness, pa alysis, dyspepsia. sleeplessness and
brain diseases. positively cured by Or. c. W. Ben
sons Celery and Chamomile Pills. They contain no
opium, quinlne, other harmful drug. Sold by all
druggists Price, 50 cents per box 81 for two, $3.50
for six postage free.-Dr. c. W. Benson, Baltimore
Md. C.N CRrrTENroN, New York, is Wholesale
Agent for Or. c. W. Bensons remedies.
apr4ru, Th&S&wlm
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A SPRING DEFENCE.
How to RepeI the a ssaults of III Health.
Kennedy's FAVORITE REMEDY
Means Sonnet hing for You.

The months of March. April and May the three
successive arches of bridge which connect the
Of ice and slee with that OF leaves and roses.
No less in respect of health than of outward natural
phenomena is this true. Spring is trying season
for nvalids, and particularly for those who either
suffer- liable to suffer, from Bousness, Kidney
complaints and Constipation of the Bowels and for
who chronically subjoc to any of the long
catalogue of physical ailme to which their delicate
sex is her. Indications of disease in the SpriT
should be needed at oncp. A ia al attack may easily
result from neglect "a dsordered condition of the
bowels. The ounce of prevention may be had where
ton of cure-or attempted cure-may be unavailing.
Are you vexcd or troubled in Spring with indiges-
ton. torpid or disordered Liver, of appetite.
con iiIaion, or ieversh state If the skin? If so,
take without an hours unnecessary delav DR.. Ken
nedy's FaVORlTE REMEDY. No medicine Is so
harmless and y't quick and positive IN its action
II Is Natures own idea. condensed and made tangible
by human skill DO not have home when
going upon a journey without a bottle Of
II in your salise. You cannot possibly put
dollar in any other shape where 1t can do YOU
50 essential service. The FAVOKITE REMEDY
is almost ns'anfeous in ills aciion, bat does
you TO pieces with its VII lence you with
disgust. II frees the Liver from Bile and sats the
machinery Of your BODY into normal and healthy op.
err .tinn. Remember: DIR ID. Kennedy sFAVOR1fE
REMEDY. Ask your druggist for 1t and take nothing
el.e. Price one dollar bottle. apr2Od&w4w
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To the honorable County Commissioners Of the
CossnsF Of Orford.
TIE undersigned. inhabitants Of the County OF Ok
ford respectfully represent that common convenience
and necessity require the location of a new
highway In the town of Gead and Batch.
lders Grant in Oxford County, commencing
at svinr puint on the road leading from
Bethel to Sheburne, n H. on the sonih side Of the
AndroscOggin river, be'w. Jason Kimbals store
and Wild bridge in said Gil, ad, thence running up
" lid river on the side thereof TO the mouth of
Evans brook in said Bachelors Grant, thence in
laid &, ant up the east side of Evans brook some
point in lot No in the 9th Range OF lots in said
Bacheld RS Grant. They therefore request your
HOnors TO view raid route, and make such location
as in your judgments the public require.
q. A. HASTINGS and others
Bethel. March l., lhS2.