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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-04
The following paragraph is going the

! he following paragraph is going the
rounds Of the press outside the state
A member Of the Texns legislature
who voted against the purchase OF Hud'
dies pictures ot the ex-goyernors OF
Texas by the state gave the following
unique reasou, Two hundred and
iiity dollars apiece is too much for them
ol-paintugs, Oil uiut 30 dear as all Of
that, for / bought some the other day
at two bits quart Besides. chromos
are a heap cheaper bought chrome
OF Wellington crossing he Alps, aud
thar was hoss in the picture, and it
only cost sljO. None OF the pictures
of these goveruors Of lexas has got
hoss in it,"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-04

Gen. Walter p Lane will be u candi.
duto for the congressional nomination
in the third district a good man and
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-04

The Sun Antonio Express has diRcov-
cred whnt may proven a serious iinw in
the hrcc-ccuta.n-mile blll--aerous
enough to place ,ho validity of tie law
in doubt, The lawyers will consider the
matter and If there is nny kind OF a de
fect in the law the average legislator can
bet his free pass against n hundred dol
lar bill that tn re will ho litigation.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-04

Every person desirs to see and haye
fine photographs aud oil paintings, and
You can Judge largely OF the taste of
persons by the number and sty le Of
these works you find in their homes.
No ono need be without them in Waco
now for W. ID. Jackson will make any
thing from TIN type mp to an oil raiut-
ing ns nearly perfect as II can bo made,
He has the best facilitics aud makes the
most ornate and life Ike pictures you
can iind.-0i2Sf.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-04

Giuseppe Garabildi, the Italian patriot
and soldier died at Caprora Friday
night aged nearly seventy five years.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-04

have for sale, md am prepared to
give an extra bargain In torty-thorough-
bred buck lambs, also, six bucks,
Apply to, or address William Wigglcs.
worth, Crawford, xas.-d3tSwltt-l.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-04

Those In the city and In the surround
ing country who wcro wont to trade at II.
Il. Jordan's Kentucky cash store, pnd Mi
other. Who wish tn huy gOods,wll do wrll
~ make an enrly call there. Tho clcgonf
new building If now filed With the had
some stock iatc'y bought by MIR. j. rmn,
kNcry article IL new and of the verv lato.t
style, while IN every variety and extent IL
not surpass, d anywhere. Those Who de-
-lre To ser handsome stock In every llne
are invited to Gull and they will re sur,
prlsed.
Nuns yelling new shades VIZ, cream
o'no and lavender at T, Il. Jordans.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-04

Gentlomon, II you want n rem nice
scarf real nice white vest, real nice
suit OF underwear and ut astonishingly
low prices, call at b. Haber's,---t5lltc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-04

Job work on short notice In hest styles
nj the EXAMINER office dir
Tucker X Willls ap sole agents iur
WOOtcn wells wafer.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-04

French poplins 2S inches wide VIZ. Lou.
blue, elephants breath, ashes ot roses
nd lavender at 4. Il. Jurdans-OilGtc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-04

Waco shakes hands with Austin to.
day, via the Missouri Pacific.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-04

Among the medicinal means oi srrcst
Ing lisense, llustetter's Stomach BincIs
stands Irc-aninent. n eherks the farther
pioctres OF all disorders OF the stomach,
liver nnl bowels, reviu,s the vital .tn mi
m, prevents and remedies shIl's and fever,
ln-rasc the activity Of the Kidneys,
counterac's tendency to rheumatism,
and Ia genuine stay and soiace to aged,
in0rm and nervous persona.
For sAIe ny all 3ruRgsts and dealers
genprlily.-d&wtOlB
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-04
for Mineral and
Soda WATER.

OS DROUGHT, VlCnY, SRL1zEu, kh.,TN-
0EN, SARATOGA AND OrwTGo DEgP
ROCK. Is SDrI1LE. SARATOGA,
HICIN. GEBhE m1IHR,
lIUNYNuG JANos, AND
tsNEgu DBpI
Rock
would cnll eprclal nttrnuon to tho Os.
wcgo Deep Rock mineral water, both ~ n
beverage md medicinal II IL purely diur.
ctiC, not ratlnriic, thoroughly cleansing
the klhrcys, purifying and ,trcnrthcnlny
tue systcm IL Is prct.ir,d 10 the sw, ctrn-
ed beverages, so liublc to destroy the tone
OF the stomach ind IN the cAthrrtlc water
TINT wcukcns the system. supplied by
the gallon Mt sky r'nte. In my s0dn
wntor usc nothing hut the pur,st lruit
sytups npd II is gc' crnly pronounced the
hcst In the city. Frceh citrate magucsin
kept on leo.
II. jEHREN-, lruggis'.--f3nu
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-04
TAKE NO OTHER.

Beware VI those who hnor nething ~ lhe,ii
cal ompOuHds Who psi OCT HDsuuiDa kDnwn
bo en,p, Dnl pttng anaIys. psgye worthless
and only made tu ncGsa the pnbio ADi pirate
on TITO we'll UOrtcd rcputH,tou " H,Ilin 4 COS.
nLc.ltOne. lb.sH frauds have M ECpuLa Non si
sustain, and Will cheat Y"s for q few sslnYa
aynry vny uey Can. Lnrk cotrCni ~ tho med -
icino you nrr Induced tO bhe. Az much suf'r-
ing. poriu,ueft Injury BnA cvon i,s,th has ro-
suited from Improper treatment Rnd from ,ak
lug unskhinlly prepared mrdioin",
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-04

T. X. Jordans VI '''' '''"'"H al
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-04

Hcal1Cho - Cartcr4 i',l2 tvcr r ma 0rr equally
ynllll'o M Constipation, cnTiug nud preventing
r.ia HuuuNng complaint, whik thty nisl curr,yt
~ dturlgrA q tho stomach, stimuhto tho rvur
aud RGuhtc thv bowels ENysl Il ihsy only cured
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,,.....,a,s Yarn.

"a fRshester Post'J a.. .,,,.,
", nroprietor Of the river
.plaln Bennett Y, acknowledgct 70 carry ,Iy..
sacr', : s.ad. al and is not given y SsaIr. ~.
!, ,Ss Wheel ofthe s. steamer I, Sssy clsy
She A. 'oo oo the lake he claims 2 q nsss ~
n lsa ssrpelTis E li"e drawn from Dr. moore,s s,i.
n nd q a. @ bluff The neck ana ~. Dody y y.
% . tas sboSt outs sI1 inches in "a, diAmsssr' ,ss:
ia s,s Se sOU rose up out Of ths ,o ~aser Y. q
e z body to the lengtR. .s q coIoy ~ = was
rhe hssp ss and when i sank ,lI.,a,,. ~ tae T.
after ~ os,1s sDIssh, h making tle wSsr POI
r.. % .,s sls % an mold Old Lake Ontario ic, e1s "
d BE 1Soia aa'iss' be laughed I. and a tSsi tSlS
Az ihs,tFsssSs' sS ss be Che paygstoT s S.a wss ".
tns, ''n[s, Captain Bennett Is. i not ,., man an
sge1sl, Iggns. and he knows Just what q ne
ddnss, ID H. ItV i was a sea serpent.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-09

D C0ndltIOn ot a

s,,4 vuaallion Of Affairs In Louisiana.
.Ds IVY ". ,irand Monthly Drawing of The
lSa suale Lottery at New Orleans on
Ityall l lltil, 1882, the following result
4 ya ma especially gratifying to the parties
li,Is,aes'ea' /, ,sa'' Ticket No. 8b.OO3 drew
|, Ma Ms..sOl sold In titths at 81 each To MI
gg Mslh M,a q we'll known eOlOred barber
4 ~ a'Sn ~ Phil Witzlebeu.5 care of
ltT,np pun Co, Detroit, Mich. f3l
hNui y y clerk In the Auditors Office
IN lh,a,,lh,t n n. 10, at Louisville. XIV.
n G'ouRil ,Ga. The Western Financial Oar,
! lslsi Teie 4 Ed. E. RioharlIsOn ana
s1o,1 Ssss v oi Reldsville, N, C.: and fb1 a
apItal e n,I,a u y withheld by request. The
8,ait-snlSS S'ilo +. q VIZ 900 was won by ticket
holder. o,,, ~ nlths also ut 81 each to
sRon / nnonS others two Of q. Pittman,
alh hbt " " .. Seolleeted through Farmers
lfi s"S 2S y. n StandfOrd Ky; one to II. n
be- n 'iIa M 81, and +. A. Magi, 1872
aDIlaI hri! new Orleans, etc. The two
4aDd h p,lLes.-S ~, Y, ,000-were won by ticket q
pere ~ ~ 4t9, also sold In fifthss-one to
II, d IS ~ nuphlne st, New Orleans .
.pht Ia \ IIssff IL IL boylston Market. Boston.'
Ia Iahn .; plcharry, Ascension Pnriah
y Ra,bInma. H. Scott, u hostler. w 4 G.
l6e ef6Ipn. nn6,a. ID. q. Tho other holders
aKbIP IPugIili,callon NH Of their names. The
A1d viii b. be-, nDa 0Vcur on Tuesday, September
II. I. BeaaradlIeer Ihe sole supervision OF
sdTa ffndegard af La, and Jubal A.
VhOle tio1i. p1el tile new scheme recently
atlOa can hsae.s hs ~ are 70, and tifths 81; fun
AA, New lisldlalal Sg llal on application 10 nj, A.
ali aquiriee"a l.a., who cheerfally re.
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I.rlous To be NelghbOrly.


,,.. small boy, with dirt on his nose
EIsd ,,av hat on his head, and feet
BuT,sbed, He walked boldly up the
nnIled The bell, and when the lady
The door he said ;
II ,sn YOU lend ma your telephone for
EnlnutesP
n. / can't" she gasped out.
iIbring it back IN half an hour" /"
tIcsn't lend It, child. You don't
4 know what telephone 10. Who
&P
live around the corner-Just move !
i ve want to be neighborly. i trie ]
$rOy your wheelbarrow and shovel,
I'M bOy wouldn't lend 'em, and our
hi has been over to borrow tea and
HInd couldn't get any. We kinder
live might borrow your telephone or
blng, and ma would bring 1t back and
Aance to see your style and ask you
khi In with your old clothes on !"
% - ..----
Don't Die In the House.
kgh on Rats" Clears out rats, mice,
y bedbugs, flies, ants, moles, chip
gOPhers. Is cents.
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~ .,.t t.ingersnaps.
80 York Ledger. ]

New lOIh hN"hS a.
their " sSy sSsyOing, h Mr.. John Meadows q
lendas .ss 1assodcord erT Street, Brooklyn, bought
|sS SanolUndd .alo and -a-half.year-old son some
BIB sSo.'a lSss from Michael Buggy, who
. . s. s'sI'a ~ Park. ar The child Procssded
bnce % .snen sns he was seized with violent
| one, ~ ~lso stomach. "a Mr.. Meadows car
|ihe !, ll'1s G'vmsr Uus street, who, on examining
\ |pn 10 o. .s,sp ny cale, found that y Wa
pall-easIn I i-t,S ,ohscco. The police were nod-
q lT TlIs I1ateetive sC Keely was sent to ex-
ana n. pe paEes Ieft on Bnggy's stall. They
I ,lasd lns FOB 70 Be- ali right, Buggy stated
iOSau slsar 7 tbat be had bought the ging r
T,,So t,om one Schunberg, who Keeps q
'I.'p !. No 80 James street, this city,
ssm y Nm he had dealt for four years.
saoT ,so a,y ~ ii which the tobacco was
v sE |. ~ M cake 1t was evident thatit Lad
,sas1 IN he dough on purpose. DIR.
\ l's 'assl,rd the child out OF danger
.1ar
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-
It's Nowhere

=. Lancaster lntelligencer.
nllilaglon GAZETTE has the biggest
aillg Eagle. .
The daily gazette., 1882-08-09

Al JOHN Ill. MOORE'S
sss-MARKET sTREET-ass.
Great reduction in
the price of our stock
of Spring and Sum-
mer Clothing for Men,
Boys and Children.
From to-day we are
determined to close
out our stock Of Spring
and Summer clothing
and have reduced
.pric es accordingly.
Our $40 Woolen
Suits are reduced to
81 and So; our $l2
Suits to $50 and $40;
our $l5 Suits to $12
and $l3 and so on
through the whole line.
In our Boys and
Children's Department
the mark-down is still
more noticeable. Many
of our children's suits
are marked at cost,
some below cost and
all at greatly reduced
prices. We make this
great reduction in
time SO as to clear
our counters for the
Fall and Winter trade.
Call and see for your
self and be convinced
that first-class cloth
ing can be bought as
cheap, if not cheaper,
here than at any place
in the country.
Full lines of suit
ings and trouserings
always on hand in
our Custom Depart
ment which has been
doing a heavy trade
since last March Good
C ut ters, frst-class
goods and trimmings
and superior work
men characterize this
Department in every
branch.
Gentlemanly clerks
will wait ON you
whether you wish to
purchase or not, at
JOHN IL. MOORE'S, !.
228 Market Street.
e-s-i
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- - <s----------
N 4 i.ds, rl,akham's Vegetable Compound
"ua'e complaints by removing the
The daily gazette., 1882-08-09
Can't be Honest, Amy Way.

A NG" hbtA ouh.
fner In New Jersey sends us an en-
containing turnip seed forwarded
from Washington under the frank of
RdDson. He informs us that favors
amP sort have been dispensed re-
Sbhb neighbors in the First District,
bqulres whether the best time 10 plant
Anip seed would not be just before the
8gOthe Republican district conven-
nominate Robeson's successor.
pecularity about the franking of this
seed Is that the signature of Secor
pn On the envelope is not genuine. He
even taken the trouble to write his
The signature is bogus, a coarse fac
affixed With hand stamp.
nan cannot even frank a turnip seed
The daily gazette., 1882-08-09

huntington Hawk-Eye.
@l 900, 900 of jesse james, booty
sady been distributed to It's former
\ y owners by local newspapers, and
n % o. restitution is Btill going on. It
tne government didn't conflscate
Y ToOber' s estate and Herewith pay
natianal debt,
The daily gazette., 1882-08-09
...,,e troubles Removed.

,ouuSK, Pa, September 81, 1881.
Z \ T,,S,y L Co: sIRs-By the use Of
| \ 4 p Kidney ard Liver Cure ] have
.s,S,OsDty cured of 9 chronic liver
/. ~Sish had annoved me for years.
: Gao. r. PAINTER.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-09
Capital Prize, $4,000.

an Prizes, amounting to- o..............s .s265 500
Application for rates to clubs should only be
made TO the office ofthe company in New Orleans.
For further information, write clearly, glslnig
tered letter, or Money Order, addressed only to
NJ, A. DAUPHIN, #3
New Orleans, La.
dr. M. A. DAUPHIN, At
~ eO7 Seventh street, Washington, ID. O.
N.B,-orders addressed to New Orleans will
The daily gazette., 1882-08-09

V,HE PUBLIC is REQUESTED CARE
Il FULLY to notice the new and enlarged
scheme to be drawn monthly.
.A1-CAPITAL PRIZE, s75s 600. "a
Tickets, only s5. Shares in proportion.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-09
As Deceased Robbers Estate.

No, Wheeler & Wilson runs light,
u and Is self-threading.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-11

sEMI-ANSuAL STATEMENT OF THE
SONORA ANTHONY COMPANY.
In accordance with Section Of Cbapt.r s. Revi ed
Statutes Of Maine.
Amount Of existing capital (stock uuas.
s+sssb'e), 100000 90
Amount OF capital paid In. e., ;50 o.
Amount of d. BITS due. from corpqrsiion VI 5u 90
Amount Of capital Invest, in real estate None
Amount e chI,taI invested In machin nv
and ii ~isres, Non.
Amount Of ot"er personal property (siock,
Tnsnui 'ciuied aud unIDanufacf " edl No,biny
Amount OF debts de corporation (esti.
, mated Faihel, Nothing.
I>a-i valuation Of real es.a'e Notbiug
ARfregae value of taxao,e protertv n.
h~td BY assessors, Nothing.
CHAs. X. BAIT, Treasurer
STATE OF NAssAcHCsETTs
COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, IS.
Boston, Jul, stb, 1882
. iers6nany appeared the above named Cha. r
baif, and made oath the truth Of the forryo;ng
statement by him signed. e
~ Before me,
SEAL OREN KNAPP,
Notary Public.
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MisfelIanfous.
A Cold World.
Winch PERMITS BCRSs's Heir TO DIE
IN A Poor House.

While still another statne of the great
est Of Scotch poets is raised in Dumfries,
1t is announced that the latest male de-
scendant Of Burns is dying-a pauper in
an almshouse. Could England. says Car
lyle. bitterly. find noihine Lrfter tor this
child 81 the .un to do Than 10 gauge beer
barrels? But was il England's business
t. find him something To do2 II man II
the m,.t exquisite genius comes singing
into the world. j. it not he who must con-
troll his own destiny? IL Is Il strange freak
Of nature that poet of The pIlrest strain,
one Of The few chief names in literar. his
tory. should gauge liqnor for 4 living
But was il the fault If his age?
II is a beautiful impulse which is especi-
ally Shown in recent times. To provide T r
the families Of The great arfisfs and poets
and men Of stiencc who have charmed
the worla or enlarged the boundaries Of
knowledge. 1t is Smoking to the
feeling from which such gener"
giving springs tn hear tia. linz
Defendant If Burns IS diving in pc"
house. Yet possibly FIR such descendant
the true-t charity may he the public care
in that form. We know nothing whatever
OF the fact, and We m Ike no possible i'm
puiaIon but better io ace the last heir Of
the great name dercnily housed at the
public charge than recling about the
streets. the jeer and mockery Of rabble.
The fact iol i in singular liarmonv
with the sadness Of l,urns'- story, and there
Is not :, sa,ldcr II would he strange Ia
hear 81 n descendant Of The poet living in
respectable nfflucncc. 1t seems but nat
ural that all who bear his name sho1ld
share the weakness Of his nature, and Vet
we believe that two Of his sons were most
worthy men. and lived lives as blameless
as his was stormy and wild. When thi.
last heir of his name il gone and the male
line of Burns is extinct. il will be like that
Of the greatest of English poets, Chancer.
Shakespeare. Spenser. Milton. and of a
long lit of ilnstrious men, But The NAM
iiself-is any more fondly cherished. For
any man 80 long dead is there so affection
ate personal feeling? For any career
In history is there Mt once more admira-
ton and pity I-Harper's Weekly.
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hENNEBEC COUNTr-Ia PROBATE Courf held n,
-h"gssfa' on me fonrth Mondogof ,Tuip, issa:
SAht EL flfp NIB, Execufor VI the last will
~ ana T. sisInent Of Mary B. Ruxton iate Of Va.
saoro IN sat county. deceased, having presented
ance: " ~ VI" ioI ahow-
OKDEIEp, That notice thereof be given ,b,s.
weeks SUCCESSFULLY prior to the fourth Monday m
A.Rnr, next, In the kennebec Journal, 4 new .nxnsr
printed IN Augusta, that all persons interested NAV
aiend at Probate Court then to be held At An.
sus,s, ana show Cause, II any, why the same shouid
49,. Emery o. BEAN. Judes.
AS"AA~ vw6s 3<0st9. sW2I
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KENNEBEC CoCyTr. - Ia Probate Court. hid
at augusta. on the fourth .M,ndoy Of ysiy. 1852.
nay A. TAitabR, Administrative on the estate
w Of Seth Tsyier- late OF R-adh~'d. In said
county, decreased havirg pres. nted his rst
of ADMINISTRATION Of sasc estate fur q lowxace:
ORpEREn. Thxt notice thereof be given three
weeks successfyely. prior TO the fourth Monday OF
August. next. In the kennebec Journal, news.
paper printed in Augusta. that all persons interested
may attend At - Probate Court then TO be he Id n
Augusta. and show cause, IL any, why the zane
should not BE- allowed
EMERY o. BEAN. Juds-.
A11sso: HewARo Own. 1egise2. oua5s
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NoTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN, thar the sui
IN scsib~r has been daily appointed Administrator
with will ssuexed on fh est ate Of
NELLIE NJ. CAMPBELL. late Of Litchhcld.
In the couasy Of kean%bec decreased. testate. aat
has undertaken that trust BY giving bond the ln~
direcss. All per<ous, therefore. having demAnir
ag-iurt the estate Of said deceas~d are dsired t.
exhibit the sane fur settlement; and all indebted b
snld estate are reaeested mskr Immediate ravmeui
- DANIEL CAMRoELL
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INlSH Market. Fresh, Salt and Smok I'd |,
II Fish. Oysters and Clans three tines = week i
in shell and out. Every thing 6rsl-class.
W. X LANGMAID.
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To WESTON THOMPSON, Justice Of the Peace
throughout the state. and withiR and for The
County Of Cumberland.
VJNHE undersigned, Ezekiel 5. Davis aud Richard
i {. Pepneli, III al Lewiston, in the County If
Andro-c nggin, and state OF Maine, and Albert =.
Poland OF Is unswics, in I e County of Cumberland
in said State, aud Silas Hyde If kilingly, in the
state OF Com ecticn b. ing majority of the propr-
etcrS OF certain land hel by them in common it'll
thu r., laid land being al Sea Point, al the southern
extr, min of MAR Point In said Brunswick, and
represented on plan made by Charles J Noyes and
recorded in The k'g sIry of Deeds in laid Cumber-
land {, unl., rtpe nj that they desirou- of be-
coming. toat tier with said other propr tors. cor
pora ior, and II AT meeting of and propretors be
called tor the following purposes, 10 Wit
Fir>t. TO choose Il chairman to preside at said
me, ting.
Second To choose a secretary for said meeting.
Third. To Incorporate sal propiit RS.
Fourth. 10 choose Lame for said corporation
Firth. To choose pIeSd Mt, clerk, treasurer, as
SCISSORS collector or collectors OF tax.s and otter
needf officers.
sixth To .-fne the purpose of said corporation.
Seventh. To fix III amount Of capital Il ok If said
corporation, and d. trImile into how many shares
the same shall be divided.
Eighth 10 authorize some me niber Of the corpOr
alton To $, II and convey it, lands in its behalf.
Ninth. 10 determine the location Of said corpora.
tion.
Tenth. To tran. act any other business that may
lawful, me before said me, ting: and TO d. eide up
the manner Of calling and notify ing future meet
ings.
And you aye hereby requested TO Issue your war.
rant 10 f the subscI beTs directing him TO call
such ting TO be held til, ,tag- ni +. >. Davis
at Sea Point, in said brunswick, the eighteenth
day Of August, A. ID. 1sS1, at t.ree O'Clock in the
afternoon.
A s. POLAND,
SILAS HYDE,
;. DAVIS,
X. &. Pencil
Dated tits twenty-eiChth day OF July, A ID. lss..
STATE OF MAINE.
IL. $. CUMBERLAND, IS.
To ALBERT G. POLAND Of brunswick. in said
County GREETING:
Pursuant u the foregoing apple ,tor, you
IL rt re ctri 10 notify the PROPRIETOR of the lands
therein leierIe'i 10, To meet al the I me and place
and for the rpOse Therein stated, by posting up u
motto. in wiring IN rome pubic place in saId Bruins
wick, an publishing like not CO in the Kennels, C
Journa the saue b. ing the Stale paper printed at
August, III said Stat and another in the trunsu ick
1eh y ap, new spaper printed at Brunsv lex aior.
sad, tom teen ua,s. at least, before the ting
Gwen un' er my hand and seal, ~ SAID Bruins
wick, this twenty eighth day OF July, A. ID.
lse2.
WE'T0N THOMPsON.
Justice of the 4 eace for said County and State.
Pursuant 10 the foregoing warrant to me directed,
1 hereby Lofty the IeisO"s therein IN. htion-d TO
met at the time and place and for the purposes
therein p c fled. A. &. POLAND.
August list. A. D.. 1852. 3w3l
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CEPHALINE.

This invaluable Nerve Food
has been tested and approved by
more than 10 New England
PIN sicians. 1t il an immediate,
permanent and iniallible cure for
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Pursuant 10 the foregoing warrant to me directed,
l hereby Lofty The IeisO"s therein mentioned TO
met at the time and place and for the purposes
therein p fled A. &. POLAND.
August list. A. ID. 1852. 3w3l
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NOCGH1IN 4 QUINN invite the public to In
~ spect their go.d- and con ider their prices on
tiroceries, Meats, Flour and Provisions. Remember
the firm. Water street, Hsllowell
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BOOTS AND SHOES. Everything at the very
ID bottom figure ia the nducemeni offered at
N. W. BOfDS, or. Water Union Sta
Custom work and repairing at short notice.