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6ieamboats anb RAILROADS..

A REDUCTION OF FARE.
- FALL RIVER LINE
New-No 10 Boston, SO
Newporf and Fall
Points 'P'"""s t"'"'"'" W "4 ''''"
Magnificent Steamers
49,. ~. :, VIEWPOINT and OLD COLONY
Leave Now 0rk daily. Sundays excepted
81 y ln from Pier % North RIVER MurTay-st
ny Annex Boat BROOKLYN 4:30 y. m. Jer
NY p m Tickets and be secured at
~ principal hotels transfer ticket Offices
III pn 20 anu Oh steamers. GEO. L. COMMON,
D0hDi-N * Lo WE'LL. AgtS Genl Pass Agt
SPECIAL NOTICE
Inc renowned steamers Bristol will re.
sumo Their trips on thls line Monday March 81 L ss2
4 LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
~ pE 80 kLCinOND and ST JOIN leave pier IL North
i.NtI, IOct OF Canal St, every WEEK DAY r. m
meeting NJ Albany (Sunlay morning eycepte with train,
nOrth, west and east StaferOOris warmed
Acusoh tckes TO Albany aud return good 80 days SO so
W. w. EVERETT. President.
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arooAlpn properlp for Sale ano 90 fet

A PARTITION SALE by order of the SUI
~ Court saturday March 20 at " IN, at Com
mcrcial Exchange, $50 FultOnst, Brooklyn
No 4U4 WashingtOn-ave, corner Creencave twostOry
snd attic frame house 2sxS2, land 60xl7l belonging u
The estate OF the late Henry Holt.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

On AMI after Jan. 23 tho ro7-uisco,, p...o,. ,,,,
landt-st an1 na,1ma Railroad Depot o. Cort
eACtpt SUNDAYS Parlor att l,hed. arrives
NJ ~ w 0:iV M Night Express leaves Washington
Cincinnati and Chicago ''"' Va" "'"NH0' '"''"e" ~
cit p H. day Fast Line arrives washington 2:25 o. M
a m ~ ~ S5uP m chicago e:55 AMI St LOuiA $3.50
CINCINNATI ST Louis and Chicago ~ N"' -
~ o'clock night daily arrives Washington SIS am.
SD,N Express leaves Washington az 1910 a. In daily
'tSe 70 hnI dsy coaches through to Cincinnati
80 other line makes faster time the
a. Tctc om me West az ESQ 800 aui 1850 p.
80 ahd sleeping boTh- secured and called
M checked 10 destination cOmpany's 0niCs No. 3i5
COMPANY '' '''0 ''o''' '"' 'niSJ ''dua t'''''"+A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-25

EENEKAL IKANNA ILAN u tU ii nv l.
~ BETWEEN NFN.NOEk AND EANRt-
Pier o! COMPANY No ~ North Eiyer 1907 % A9Iohs
avu' moth transit by i.ngusi
railway he ~ 81 c-bssinS thb Cil1ah IN
small boat. - 40, q - -,
Cana DA. Ttangeul ell lesdaI ptI D. q. IN
LABRAD0I, II. JOnca w t'ir .Np.l, -, no'H
LOI IS ~. NEBIAN y. AgeMi. 80. 0lioWllng hIeyn
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

! NORTH GEEMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN EEW-IORh
sOUTIAaPTON AND BREMEN.
MOSEL. SAL. Mar .. iIABSBU RG .Sat.AprI J.
FLBE " cd. fiar D. NECK G-.-.....s at. Apgil
RATES or PASSAGE from NETWORK 10 sou IliAMP-
ION. HtNRE or HHJ.MEN.
FIRST CABIN .........to0. SECOND CA8IN
STEERAGE 800
Return tickets reduced rates Prepaid Storage cerih
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IlURTJEAUA I'm y.
ID New and direct Line 70 ~, S,1th Of Fr.lsh
NEWYORK AND BORDEAUX DlRECE
CHATEAU LEOVILLE, 1000 tons. new sat A BE-
Travellers for France SPAN AMI Itly, PFrtl3'h taL
Nice &C. will slve time and Spen,e ~ "a ting tlt
Cabin dncluiing wine, $50 storage |1h fOF pA''i
applytO porr.Nc,-P Az Reaver.st
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CLINTON-AVE., No. 1885, southeast corner
~ Citation and GreeneavesHouse and plot of ground 49,
lao pce $4,000 Also siOry, high stOOp brick house
lot 2xlO0 No Jefersonst, corner Ornond place price
81 900 Apply 10 W. BOG EkT,
1872 Broadway, y. \. Room 3.
, 1882-03-03

MusIC:-Largest stock on the northwest coast,
orders filled promptly. Send stamp for catalogue
and journal, Wiley B, Allen 1853 Third street,
Portland.
, 1882-03-03
AT yarzia, when medical attendance is

At Varzia, when medical attendance is
needed, the physician, also an allopath,
in the adjacent town of Schlawe is APP
piled to. When at Kissengen the Prince
consults the well known Diruf, also an
adherent of the old school. At Berlin, how
ever, he inclines to homeopathic
treatment. Since 1870 the Chancellor,
as we'll as the whole of his family, are
regularly attended by the Sanitary
Councillor. DR.. Swingenberg, one OF the
most noted representatives OF home,
opathy in Berlin. Nevertheless lat all
events before 1870, the Chancellor
also frequently consulted the present
Director of the Imperial Sanitary Bu-
reau, DR.. Struck (alloputh). At pres
ent DR.. Swingenberg seems to be the
Chancellor's only medical adviser, who
visits the patient twice q day, aud has
frequently been sent for from Varzin as
we'll as Friedricksruh. Previously
Prince Bismarck had put himself in the
hands of the late Dr. Nehsmeyer, and
before him in those of DR.. Kleinsch.
midi, occasionally also DR.. Martens, all
of them homeopathists. The Prince has
frequently expressed the opinion that he
is less concerned about the mode OF treat
ment than about the result of the same,
At times he goes so far as to insist upon
being restored to thealth and activity
within a specified time; if his physician
succeeds in this the Prince is content
but rarely ever has a word of apprecia-
ton for the brilliant achievements OF his
medical attendants. Thus it will be
seen that the Iron Chancellor, even in
private life, stands on as completely
realistic a ground, and calculates as
realistically concerning his health, as he
does in his peculiar policy. .".-l Ameri-
can Register of Paris.
, 1882-03-03
Found AT LAST.
A Positive and Never Failing Cure for Rheu.
m,tlsm, Neuralgia ana Gout.

Hundreds of testimonials given 10 DR.. Henley, un.
solicited are in his possession from his own towns.
men, living right here among us, teshiylng TO the
wonderful curative powers of his Rheumatic Neu.
trali2er Dr. Henley refers only to the testimonials
given by well known parties in onr midst and never
relies on far of and unknown individuals, as sup
porting what he claims TO be true OF his Rheumatic
NeurniZer that is 1t will cure any case Ut Rheuma
tism in existence The doctor long since discovered
the folly of applying external remedies for disease
that has its seat in the deepest channels Of the
blood and therefore set to work to discover rem
edy for Rheumatism. and mankind may rejoice in
his Rheumatic Neutralizer.
DEFINITION on RHEUMATISM.
II you have thorn or splinter in your finger and
you put on ChlOrOfOrm, or some other drug, you
stop the sensiEilty of pain for a time only. The
thorn is still there aud soon as the effect of the
drug dies away the pain returns In order 70 get rid
OF the pain You must have that thorn plcked out OF
the hesh. That is precisely the same way with
Rheumatism; you might rub ON the skin some drug
to stop the pain for little time but the pain IL
sure to return MS the effect OF the drug dies
away. Now It has been proven beyond the slightest
doubt that Rheumatism is in the deepest Channels
Of the Blood aud that there is other way to reach
10 only through the Blood. This has been demon
strated right here in Portland by dozens of people
that have been cured by Dr. Henley's Rheumatic
Neutralizer That II is the only Medicine that has
Ever Reached the case and made Lasting and Per
maneut Cures In fact, the only true principal for
Ersdicatiug Rheumatism from the system Is through
the Blood 1t is pack of nonsense to attempt any
other method, that is, If you would wish Perma-
nent and Lasting Cure,
The Doctor has come to the conclusion, after
twenty-five years travel and close investigation, that
the Liver has great deal to do with Rheumatism.
man or woman with good sound Liver seldom or
ever has any pains aches. The Doctor has got up
a Concentrated Liver Pill, one pill for dose. One
of these Pills has effect In rousing the torpid
Liver than gross of other Pills. BY all means use
the Concentrated Liver Pills in connection with the
Neutralzer.
OFFICE: 203 Third street, near Taylor, Portland
Oregon.
HODGE DAVIS e. CO., Wholesale Agents.
, 1882-03-03
Bismarck as a Patient.

1t may be interesting to many of our
readers, says the Berliner Tagblatt, to
take look at the most powerful states
man OF the age, the Iron" Chancellor,
OIL on MS weak side, namely as q patient.
Inc Princes chief trouble, as is well
known, is painful nervous affection.
winch the physicians call "sciatica, and
winch they greatly dread on account of
ltS obstinacy. Besides this, the Chan
ceilor suffers at times from an inHamma
Iso,ry swelling Of the veins in the feet, and
IKE all other mortals, occasionally from
nghter indispositions-colds and indi-
gestlon. 1t seems that the patient is as
inconsistent regarding the methods of
MS Nj. treatment as he is in other matters.
VII Mlth the same feeling of "absolute in
ulnerence' which, according to his own
words, he manifests IN certain political
topics, he also deals with the exigencies
VI M the medical science. Homeopathy or
sslIoPathy-it is all one to him as long as
ne believes one or the other will cure
nm 1t has even happened that he al
tIwed himself to be treated by an allopa-
enie physician and soon after by homn.
pat1lst. When at Friedrichsruh he
sends Iends for Privy Sanitary Councillor DR..
Oohn Of Hamburg, who is an allopath.
, 1882-03-03

Send Sl.O0 to W. D. Palmer, Portland, for one
years subscription to the Pacific Overseer the
great sem-monthly A. o. U. W. paper.
, 1882-03-03

Q. N. P. CO. (New sqrlesl, No a.
, 1882-03-03
The man Who Was warned

During the uncertain days following
the close of the war there were certain
localities in the South where man who
had grudge against a neighbor got rid
of him by writing him an anonymous
letter warming him to leave the State
inside of ten days or prepare to fill q
grave over which no one would feel
particularly interested i'll keeping the
grass green. One day Colonel Blank,
who had removed to Arkansas from
Southern Michigan and was attending
strictly to his business, received such
missive 1t was the rule to turn pale as
death, rush home and pack up, sell out
or nothing and skedaddle on the wings
of chain lightning, but the Colonel did
not follow it, 1t struck him that he knew
the handwriting and he went home and
buckled on knife and revolver and took
q ride of three miles into the country.
He dismounted at the cabin of q long
haired, long.legged old swamp owl,
named Patterson, who was in the back
yard mending harness. The Colonel
approached him within three feet, and
after they had seated and discussed the
state of the weather, the Michigander re-
marked:
Patterson, 1 am going to leave Ar
kansas"
"Shoo! Anything wrong?"
"I've been warned away"
"You don't sayw
"I've been given five days to leave the
State"
"And You calkerlate you will go?"
"Yes, I'll have to go or be waylaid or
hung up"
"Yes, Ireckon that's so" chuckled the
old man.
"But want to take something with
me to remember Arkansas by, Continued
the Colonel, "and came out after your
scalpl'
My what?"
"Sit still, old man, or I'll bore you
through That's it-up with your
hands! If / go back to Michigan and tell
'em / was warned out CT Arkansas, and
that got up and busted without firing
shot, they'll call me coward. If carry
your scalp back I've got something to
show for the two years I've put in here
and the $4,000 I've laid out. Old man, if
you know the Lords prayer you'd better
repeat it quick, for I'm in dreadful
hurry to get back"
"Say, Kurnel, don't you like the ken
try down Eere?" asked Patterson.
Yes"
SIS the climate all right?"
First rate
"Chance to make money!"
Good chance"
"Then, Kernel, don't go back! don't
keer two cents about my scalp, but some
how I've got attached te you, and it will
rip up all my tender feelings to see you
go! Let my old scalp stay right whar'
she is, and you stay right whar' you be,
and if any Of the boys look cross-eyed at
you fur the next ten years I'm kyote if
| don't drive em into Mexico or make
'em lose themselves in the ground"
The Colonel is down there yet, aud old
Patterson never meets him without
anxiously inquiring if he's got over be-
ing homesick yet.
, 1882-03-03
ODGE, DAVIS & CO., Wholesale Agents.
OREGON TO MAssACHUsETrs.

Some time ago Messrs, Hodge, Davis Co., of this
city. read in Massachusetts, paper that Hon.
Charles r. Ladd auditor of that state, afflicted
with an incurable kidney disease, and had been
obliged to give up work and return to his home.
They immediately sent him a box Of their celebrated
Oregon Kidney Tea and from time TO time sent him
other boxes. few days ago they received from
him the following letter:
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,
Auditors Dept, Boston, Nov. H. 1881
Messrs. Hodge, Davis K Co: Dear Sirs-I have no
hesitation in saying that have been much benefited
by the use of the Oregon Kidney Tea remedy for
kidney difficulty when has troubled me for six
eight years. l can heartily recommend IL to those
who are similarly afflicted, as safe and agreeable
remedy. shall test its virtues further, for l have
great faith IN II as specific for many diseases of
the kidneys. Respectfully yours.
CHAS. r. LADD,
The original of this letter can be seen by calling
on Messrs. Hodge, Davis X Co., Portland, Oregon,
and the Oregon Kidney Tea can be bought of any
druggist or dealer, in Oregon or Washington. Price
81 per box.
, 1882-03-03

Garrison repairs all kinds Of sowing machines
, 1882-03-03
Sykes Sure Cure for CataIrD'

| IQUID OR DRY, PRICE o. 90; o;"ATNosPHERlC
~ lnsuiiiators," price Soc. Dry Cure and lnsufa
tors mailed receipt Of price, with full direction for
use,etc. ;. q. SkIDMORE & Co.. Druggists 81 Firs
Cost marsyLi
, 1882-03-03

Frank G. Abel, the Gold Medal Photographer
of Portland, is always good naturei and happy,
and no wonder, as his customers are always
pleased with his work and pronounce it superb
, 1882-03-03

Portsmouth Tribune: Az the request
OF President Arthur, the coal CRATES have
been taken out of nine fireplaces in the
White House. The interior is arched
with polished soapstone and framed with
huted brass, and furnished with all the
conveniences for burning wood. The
President knows the pleasure OF wood
fire in the house, but he says he never
has fished or hunted and hence perhaps,
has never enjoyed the delights of sitting
at camp fire in the woods of an Octo-
ber night, and watched the blaze crawl
and sputter around the big "back log"
and listen to the fiftul wind rs it waited
the aroma of fallen leaves among the
trees.
, 1882-03-03
ROYAL ST. John,

And General Agent for Oregon and Washington
Territory for the
, 1882-03-03

The "Pawnbroker, or Lfe's Lottery" is the
sensation at the Elite theater, Portland, this
week, with hes.s Of new stars III their special
ties
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-04-15

esolu'ipns passed by the
Inference Ut the Bap,isi
Qf Boston and vicinity.
ne Governor of Massa
hereafter to appoint u da,
only in SEASONS at eIea
ersl solemnity, will prob
,use q cry d Indignation
,vement il Certainly u te
sr:-and it Is strange H.
ringing up in the ancient
wealth which was the
establish an annual day 81
and prayer. Clerks aud
oployees, particularly those
u with base ball clubs,
&c il to = hoy.
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Saved his Child.
~ n. Eusa~ ST.. Bal,lnors. Nd.

I7N. Eutaw ST. Baltinore. Nd.
Feb. ~, 1850.
Cents:-Cpon the recommended
tion Of a friend l tried BRows's
lRoN BfTTEEs IS 4 tonic and re-
storative for my daughter. whom
l was thoroughly convinced VAS
wasting away with Consumption.
Having lost three daughters BY The
terrible disease, under the care "
eminent physicians. Was 10th 10
believe thar anything could arrest
the progress 81 the disease, but, 10
NY great surprise, before my daugh-
ter had taken one bottle Of Browns
IKos BIrrERs. she began TO mend
and now IS quite restored TO former
health. A fifth daughter began 20
show signs Of Consumption, and
when the physician was consulted
he quickly said "Tonics were re-
CURED and when informed that
the elder sister was taking BRowS'S
lRos BfrTERs. responded that is
agood tonic. take IL
ADoRAM PHsLrS.
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The applicant must ether make OATH
as her. tnure before The CT, rk of The
'ucu" C"ur' OF The C'u,,y where b. lie
ngagrn Ia tu-,u"ss, o! the amuuut OF
,u"ds l. p on hand Ut ,h.m PRINCIPAL
,rasnn 1 sale Or ihr o.tn may b, id
nini>tcred hy i-.i.r OF the Pace
VIII d the person wanting l,ceUse ap.
plies through an Ay-un.
+ rs"us M; srli sal. 10 cure fi>h 10
h"ca, APP aud Nay without Iio-nse.
V'n'ir's III cakr-, aud vrni. r. B-er
aud rii.r Q.gfr bc' xcrptcd) are not
quuei to pay lie ns'.
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FIRST DAY OF MAY NEXT

! ""d'r the penalties prascnb>i BY sid
laws Tor the in'sctiou srrn'.
Those Interested are Anii6ed Of the
owing quirements Of the License
Law:
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LICENSE To RETAILERS OF
SPiRiTU JUS OR FEisMENr-
ED LIQUORS OR LAGER
iSEt,i;

TIE amount ri l'ccrs. To be paid hy
retailer. o. sp'rnuou- a,i # melted
.qn"ss nr L,grr arr as toll W: | the
v-iar Of III. >'o !" al. b. s. 90 or
i"sS......... SIS co
over - -. 81 60
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over 81 vOO..... 60
Ia adj it,"n tbs auuv.. hotel Ike, t,.is
'ui IN ,"r i ale are r. qu.sri ~ co"-
fun :" the following provision nt he
law ~ rcs,ri - tae salo Of lqnr,
. ss,d at III" Januasy ses>.on .: Ia, i. =
'>lalurr. 1876:
! SIC. 1t9 - tore any p~Eson vaH Oh
faiu a :ic,u~e uuj r ~ az, Ii" sEali he
f,qTiea 10 ;,l 10 tie >ai cl-ik tor tie
| ~rn-e t. be l.>u j "a Il. rri, q ict GIr,c :
al Tor ,acn yia.t o sal. D itIuxicA'tng
qapr he sun IL m"n,y whl.h l, now,
wh ell n.y h,.' fter hr rg isr.d kg
he "a! IS Ut the State. abi sabI
- .'udttun t. I.i"p.y the sail clik tar
lie, rise u >. i by~---zsaa lux th- sum Of
re hundred nuin~. or E.r lee. 5 TO
il hy nea ure h' ) d,.ilas> E one year
~ or fractional pat o'ss'ss.ar p'uia'a
be- paid b. sa'i ctiS To he Road Il
l!uunIy Scl.".l C1mm s>'nners 1t or
crs,.r Gu t., 10 be b, s.ni boaid-o--
riicd to a.j as,,i - y pant oi thc
| lc general chonl iuud al saIi c.,
aud The buad u; the SAID clerk shall
llarie Tor the p,yn.bi ~ said money
suit instituted by >a,d oarj, a,.d al
rens..s issued under ,hi~ sct shall *!
"a the Il 81 DAY al May mkt ther,'i
snd wseurvrr The flesgo NJ pr"si-i"
hay, len fris cnmpl.rd vita is sha
be the juty of ,oid 81 TX to issue 10 IL
ppiicalt license accordingly. aud
Ill. lrcnsrs Dow are uadrI the gene
| ia y ul the >t.te
Fcmal..s Wedding ni!'inriy and OH
,m-li aiiisl $, whpse stuck Is MT q,
So0U shall p,y l'crh>e "i $3.50 osl
nur # "srr ,ha, an onnr the. are reg 1t
ID to pay tn" same lIc,n>e a. other pr
sous IA b TO BE made ~ to The am"u
OF stuck st the principal season Of .hs
year.
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Order Nisi.
Louis W. Young.

Edward S. lcnn., ct ii.
In the Circuit T., uri for Wore Ter Cnuntv
In Equity. No s64 January FERN, 1882.
to wit, Aprn q 1882
NRDERED, that the :. l. m,de AN! re-
ported b, i.onis W. Young. Tru>e..
for the s.,lr OF tir real estate mcn,i"'..d ia
the nt,v. cause he ratified and coat; m.i
unless Cause Ia the contrary thereof he
shown On CIR before the f's' da, oi Jnl,
rrrm next . provided "a cup, of This o'drr he
insei led in suine newspaper printed in W"r
cesier County, once in cen al lh'r- sutc-.-
I'VE week before lh- first lIy u J"ly III tir
year al. hieer hundred aud eigaIA-,w1.
The islor; siul<s ihe amount ., sales Ia
b, $4,000.
IL MATTHEW'S, Clsrk
True copy.
Test, |. 7. MATTHEWS, Clerk
A;.ril s.3w
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rewards given to Sergeant
Tor not doing his duty are
lying fast. II is now al.
d that MT only ia he TO
1900 u year as a Chicago
but his wife has been offered
month as a saleswoman in
me- city. So much Tor his
& at q prisoner whom h-
sted to guard against being
1t the army does not take
Dad hint ss to what is ex-
when guarding people
unpopular. it will not br
'lt of those who are aiding
lson business. N. Y Sun.
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Browns IRON BiTTERs efiectual-
ly cures Dyspepsia. Indigestion and
Weakness, and renders the greatest
relief and benefit to persons suffering
from such wasting diseases as Con-
sumption. Kidney Complaints, etc.
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Order Nisi.
George VI. Up-hur Trus' ee,
under deed of
Armel A. ls.clla,.ls1n.

George VI. Up-lur Trustee,
under deed of
Armel A. R.chtds1n.
In The Circui. Court Tor Worcester COUNT.
in Equity, No. OIL. January Term. ,o
wit April 4th. 1882
nEDERED, that the sale: made ard &c.
~ ported hy G-r.e Up-hu~, Tru>ir,
nn'ier deed %. 4 .'n.l 4 Richar is,n be rail-.
H. d ard conf n., H. unlr.s cn,,r Ia ihr ION
,ra,y 'l"Ir. b, sh' vi. on u, before The Il -,
'ia, al Jul, Tenn NEXT provided II copy 81
this or ,-r be inserted IN s.nc n.ws,.. ~,
printed in WWres County, one il e., b III
three successive weeks b.i,r.. The r-t Ilv of
july IN the ..ar eighte n huad. ed mni
ei.hty two.
The report states the amount of sales to he
$500 20
t. MATTHEWS, Clerk
True copy.
Test, T MATHEWS, Clerk
April S-3w.
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LICENSE To OWNERS OR KEEP.
ERs OF STATIONS OR JACKS.

The owner oi ke,rer OF every allion
or Jack shall +, f,'r teiug lerms' 81 10
.tand &C s,a,lnr such a.imal. pay the
Cle.k Of he Circuit Ccur, Of >nne one
at the cnu;lirs IL this : ate, tie
highest .ua which h- in,rn:s TO ak or
receive Tor Ii. seasnn # "re mar, AID
the receipt at the spii CiIk, with the
seal rf his Court attached hereto Tor
said sun, shall be the license Tor s'a'i'u-
lag or sanding such S'aliinn or Jack
fnr One year iIon th" date theI,n' pro-
sid,d IN nn cas-. sha'l tue SUN di''v,rd
Ia he pail i,y this section Tor such l'c' ne
be- lea. than ten d. la,-. aud at every
Stal in OF jack upon which the said
tax is paid shall be exempt from oil 9TH
er State tax.
JOnN n. HERMAN,
Sheriff of Worcester County.
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Order Nisi.
George u Ups.ur Trustee
inde decd III
Ash.r(, II oh ,r,i;n

GeOtGP W y pS.!ur trustee
Inle deed ut
Asher c. X clI I'll .on
Ia the Cirsuii Co .rt liz. Wor,e>te G. lar,,
In Equii.. M SO J-numy Tenn, 1882,
--tuwii. 4 bfil IT. 1897.
nRDERED, that lie 81 md. AID
ported h, 9 "rge Up-hur Tr,,>rc,
Hotter deed Of Ash,r q X ch.ids"n /.
ratiii.d and cuhfrmcd "nl IS ,:,u>- 10 III.
contrary ih"re.'f be I'll WA nn or b.fnr-
the Isl da, oi Jul, Trrm next. PROVIDED 1:
cop, OF this order be Inserted III S me
newspaper printed in Worcester C,tnty
once in each of three success We weeks brf,re
the first d.y OF July n-x,
The report sti-es The anou'so f SAILS to b.
S35S Us
T. MarrsAws, Clerk
True Copy. =
Test, I. T. MArrnE,cS Clerk
April 3w
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-04-15
TRADERS LICENSES

TIL" amount 30 lie paid l., Traders fof
l'c.ns' The .muunt # stock III the
Ir'nrirl- -e"s''n ~ sale 20 be gtvrr uudrr
al a Toll. W.: nh, arpli.an s. ok
u i'"ie does u, .xce.d 81 O..s II 80
OArr 81 900 ..ud mi i,yel IL hn.l ca