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The CutayacO Cures

PITYRlASIS, or Dandruh, with which
many are afflicted.
ALOrEClA, or Badness, also depends
upon fungus destroying the roots of the
hair. "A spot may first arise where first
inocuIatcd. spreading in circular form,
and so enlarging by degrees that the
whole hair is swept away, leavinga glis.
temng scalp or, the disease NAV first an.
pear In various places. The hair is duh
and ltstreIess and easily extracted, or it
DeSlnS 10 iaii' and progressing by tie
grees Is soon lost unless remedied.
The Cutavaco will cause the hair to
grow, because 1t at once DESTROYS the of
ending cause which prevents; the hair l.
ut once preserved and the seal p and Bulbs
made healthy and vigorous. Parties from
nis'nnce must send The price of bottle
with the order. Price 75 cents.
Prepared and sold by
Z. o. Box s5, Port Townsend. W r.
, 1882-05-12

TN THE DISTRICT COURT, OF THE
i Third judicial District of Washington Ter
rtory, holding terms at PORT Townsend
In the mattcr of the purchase by John s
Robertson, plaintiff of lands sold tor taxes, as
the property of -. W. Crooks.
. To ID. W. CROOKS and all whom il may con-
Germ:
You are hereby notified that John A. s. Rob
crtsnn. on the 81 day of May, A. ID. 1882, filed
i'm The foregoing entitled Court complaint,
decree OF said Court, that the south half ot the
southwest quarter of section twcnty-one and
the north halle of the northwest quarter of
section twent weight, all of township thirty,
mort b ,ofrunge Two east. be conveyed To him
bv virtue of n salS of said lands made b7 the
Treasurer f I>lanG County, Washington Ter
riory to him on til. 9th day OF April. A. ID.
1880, which lands were assessed and sold as
the lands of ID w Crooks, and you are hereby
notified thar on tho first Monday of Septem-
Der, A n 1882, ut the hour Ct two O'Clock m,
or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard,
at the Courthouse in Port Towh send, jefferson
County, W. It, at regular term OF the court,
the planltfwill apply to the Court for de-
cree conveying TO him suid lands nnon the
purchase and sale aforesaid, and you are here
and show cause, If any yOu have, why CON
veyunCe of the title to the property described
shall not ne decreed to The plaintiff
Witness the Honorable ROGER s. GREENE,
Judge of the said Court, and the
iS.A1T seal thereof this 81 day of May, lad.
e%@% 1852.
JAMES sEAvEY, Cleik
First publication, May D 1873!
G. NJ. Bradshaw Atty for plaintiff.
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"A. a. rHoMAS-
st. Clair Building, Corner 9th and strs,

n..,- wAsHINGToN, d. '''
contested Land Cases, Private Land ini,',e
Mlnlna, I,re-emption and Homestead Cnsa,
prosecuted before the General Land t,fpca
ip3epartmeht i3on. OF the Interior and Sunre,ns
1ourt' anu an classes OF Claims before tho
Executive Departments. Special attent ino ne
gwen 10 Town site cases. Land Wnrnn,In
Homestead Floats and all kinds of Innd Sn,i
purchased and sold. i'ahu scrip
, 1882-05-12
A Testament Reyiser's ,oDlnlor.

LL ID, VINO Is Professor of Greek in thn - -
Versii OF KOchester, and was one of tbe rcyia-
OF. OIL the New Testament, in general conyes. NV rs.
h,,oa ,n,o a,d miah a, number of gentlemen short
W I'M iI; slSe; salI y nave received from the use
OF warmers safe Kidney ana Liver Cure I w. uso
omUlcnd 1t to others, '' SoiuHAilS rec
, 1882-05-12
Notice to Creditors !!

Estate Of Jacob J. Roger, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY
~ the undersigned Exeuutrix of the last
viii and testament of Jacob j. Rnge
deceased. Of said estate, to the creditors of.
and al persons having claims against the
said deceased, to- exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers within one year from
the first publication OF this notice. to the
said EXccutrix, or her agent. George En-
trekin, at her or his residence. in New
D"ngeness, Clalam County. Washington
Territory, or the same will be ,rever
barred.
ESTHER +. ROGERS.
ExecutriX of Jacob J. Rogers, deed.
Date this 18th day Of May, A.D.lSS2.
13 4w
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Creative and Sexual Science

nsinding manhood, wOmanhood, and their
etc; selection ol mutual aduptntion: "o,,rtari
married lie, reproduction and progennI ni''
uowmeht or paternity, maternity, nearin,,
,,si nursing ana rearing children, sexual inpair
ana beauty perpetup ted, etc Ctc. Nv profn =
FOWLER. Large royal octave volume of Ioes
pages, embellished and illustrated with my nn'
neIous engHivings. Sold by subscrintion
agents wanted. Address A l. Bancroft a ~ ~
~ Mnrket street, sun Ernnciscn 0l' " W,
, 1882-05-12
Vessels Consigned to
ROTHSCHILD & co.
Shin MaieS site.

BOUND SYDNEY, NSW
neither the captain or the undersigned
agents will he responsible for debts con-
lrncted by the crew of the above named ves-
sci A HATFIELD, Master.
Rothschild Co, Agents
Port Townsend April 20, 1852
, 1882-05-12
Our Trying Climate.

, ne climate Of san Francisco and vicinity
renders one liable to constant colds. and a ",Ia
VII certainly affect the kidneys If ihev are goa ~
lll weak Guard against these tronRl"s H,. ~.
keeping warmers Safe Kidney and Liver 9,rrSa
In your house or office. '''oi 'ure
, 1882-05-12

Ayers Pills contain no croton oil, calomcl
or mineral. They are compounded of nnre
vegetable extracts, which have positive vIr.
ues ahd always cure whern cures ara nos-,,,,
, 1882-05-12
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the q
partnership heretofore existing between
G. M. Haller and w. p. Bell, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
'' G. NJ. HALLER,
w. p. BELL.
Dated May 10th, 1882.
, 1882-05-12
SUM NJ ON S.

Port Townsend, May l, 1882.
, 1882-05-12
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the ASSESS
ment roll Of the city of Port Townsend,
for 1889, is now at the office of the City
Clerk, where it will remain for public
inspection until the first Monday of
June, 1882, at two o'clock, p. NJ.
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This medicine was introduced to the
medical profession and to the public at
large by S. B. Hartman, M. D., in 1877,
after he had prescribed it to over 10000
patients in almost every disease to which
flesh is heir.
1t is wholly composed of numerous vege-
table ingredients, each one of which is ac-
nowledged by the medical profession to
be the most potent Of all the herbal reme-
dies known to medical science.
But its great virtue is mainly attributable
to the new and peculiar proportions in
which the harmonious ingredients are COM
biued, and to the extreme care exercised in
its manufacture, using only the pure, active
principles, and excluding all that is crude
or irritating. No one should be without
Peruna.
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The Doctors Last Happy Resort.

~ 7A-'' Al4A-l+' ALlN4's vHL4' ~ Aoo=s
recently had very difficult case of
Consumption. I treated it in the most
scientific manner possible, but to no effect;
patient grew gradually worse. Rather than
give up, and as a last resort, l decided,
much against my wish, to use a remedy
that had cured one Of my former patients.
Greatly to my surprise, the patient began
to gain, and in a much shorter time than l
dared to ever expect, she was completely
cured. The name of this remarkable rem
edy is DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. 1 now use it altogether in my
practice. Leading. ". d., E1aHsDiHs
Trial bottles free at Seybert d Co.. Is Drug
Store. Large size Sl.OO.
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A man can't work unless he feels well.
The hard times have made plenty of people
sick simply by worrying them almost out
Of their wits about money and business.
Trouble of mind has brought on trouble of
body. There is Indigestion, heaviness in
the head. and all that Are you afflicted in
this way? Go and invest One Dollar for a
bottle of DR., David Kenuedy's "Favorte
Remedy" and it viii make a new man of
you. 1t takes the bile out of the blood
and is worth a trip to Roudout, n y
the Doctors home-on foot, if you cannot
get it more easily. First, however, see if
your Druggist hasn't got it,
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Good WOrds lor a Good min.

All things are not humbugs, nor are all
statements lies, Dr. David Kennedy's ,Fa-
vOrite Remedy" is exactly what it claims to
be. Hear a word from Mr.. Isarel H. Sny-
der, Of Saugerties, N. Y. He says 'Aly
little daughter was covered with Salt
Rheum from head to foot DIR. Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy cured her altogether,
and the disease has never since appeared.
This was two years ago" Such words go
TO the point. Get "Favorite Remedy Of
your Druggist, or write to the Doctor at
Rondout, N. Y S1.OO bottle.
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II is a Foolish Mistake to confound q
remedy Of merit with quack medicines. We
have used Porker's Ginger Tonic with the
happiest results for Dyspepsia and Debility,
and know it to be a sterling health restora-
tive. Times. aug2w4
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-.
Farm hands are very scarce and
command high wages.
Corn is laid by, and from present
indications promises to yield well.
We noticed a steam thresher from
the SunGsh hills going north last
week
Quaker Quarterly last Sunday, and
of course our little village attended
en- nlaSgc.
There was no preaching here last
Sunday on account of quarterly
meeting.
Miss Belle Adams spent last week
in Sabina, the guest of Miss Hattie
Greeley.
Mr.. John Weaver of Leesbur~ &c
neaa clerk IN Davis & Co.'S drug
store at this place.
Mrs. Louise Adams Johnson start
ed last Wednesday to Chetopa, Kan
sas, her former home.
The wood used for burning the
lime kilns south of here is all hauled
from Clinton county.
Wagon after wagon loaded with
black berries pass through this place
nearly every morning.
Some Of our white, and nearly all
our colored citizens, attended the
annual colored picnic at Martins
vile last Monday.
Theodore Mercer is stopping at
Sabina now. He has moved his
Leesburg livery stable to that place,
and reports a fine business,
Some of our young people went
to Bowersville last Sunday to attend
the commencement of the twelve
days colored camp meeting.
Mr.. E. K. Luttrell has had thor
ough. bred colt at DR.. Man. Mathews
for the last two weeks, under treat
ment for erysipelas of the foot.
Constable c. II. Daughters went
west on the fast line Sunday, on the
hunt of a son Of Erin, who is wanted
at Leesburg for some depreciation.
Sunday school prayer meeting
here every full moon, and how the
young ladies and gentlemen seem to
enjoy it, yet nobody dies of early
piety.
The sorrowful intelligence comes
to us that Mrs. APPS. Adams, of Che
topa, Kan, is very ill. Mrs. Adams
was a resident of this place, for a
good many years, and her many
friends hope she may yet recover
We undoubtedly have more good
looking young ladies in this place
than any other of its size in South.
ern Ohio. Gentlemen looking for a
desirable location will please take
notice and govern themselves ac-
cordingly.
Some excitement was caused one
night last week, on it being reported
that Jason Mercer, the Quaker de-
faulter, was lurking in the brush
along the creek. He was watched
for, but not seen, and well for him.
we might say, that he was not.
Now is the time for men who have
snake stories to show up. We heard
one fellow last week tell of killing a
blue racer on Lees Creek, over nine
feet in length. The story will be
believed just as quick, perhaps a lit
tie quicker, without publishing the
authors name. This is said with due
respect to the snake.
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August 2, 1882.

r. +. Haynes, Reesville cores
pondent of the Wilmington IownaI
paid us a friendly visit Sunday.
Mr.. Joseph Huskins is the happy
father ofa bouncing baby girl, and
goes round singing
"A charming little tiddy, iddy bit Of moth
er's bliss.
A tiny toddles, sweet as how'rsof spring;
A precious popsy wopsy, give its nanny
den, n kiss,
A pretty darling itsy witsy thing"
Jos. Cohn shipped from HILLSIDE
TO last week eight car loads of wool,
bought in and around that place. He
also made shipments from Balm
bridge, Winchester and Chillicothe.
He has bought this season over
G6o, 900 pounds, and goes to Phila-
delphia this week to superintend the
selling and grading of it. He showed
us samples ofEnglish, Irish and Scotch
COtSwold wool that he had just re
Ceived. And to the mothen Coun-
tries, we must again bow our ac-
acknowledgements, as being our super
iors in produce of this kind.
We notice the New York SIN is
giving remedies for snake bites, and
among the many receipts is the fol-
lowing "Stop the circulation abor~
tho bita. e,,o1, :c .rG
'''' INV '" II your gums are all
right; put three drachms of gunpow-
der in the wound and set it off with
a match" We don't know whether
Absolam Steele, Of Centerville, read
this in the SIN or not, but some days
ago a little twelve-year-old son of
Wilson Bell, brother of c. S. Bell,
Of Hillsboro, while working in a har-
vest field, was bitten just above the
ankle by a large rattle-snake. Mr.
Steel being near by tried the above
receipt. His gums were not all right,
consequently the poison was taken
up into his system, and for some
time he was in a dangerous Condi
ton, but he is now convalescing
The boy is also doing well under the
circumstances. This certainly is ar
unparalleled act of humanity and
heroism.
After the fairs in the fall Of the
year, small boys, as well as grown-uT
men, can be seen trying to get some
old twcnty-dollar horse to trot o,
run against time. We have seer
them way off in field, (hid, as they
thought,) from all human eyes, anC
there, up and down the grassy turf
they would put .he old horse dowl
TO his level best, and think it thu
fastest in all the land. This sam,
rule holds good in nearly every pub
lie exhibition of any kind, and tC
prove the assertiOn-as well as tC
give the readers of these columns
the facts and news in this vicinity
we chronicle the following: Sam
Mcclure and Elwood Carr thought
to initiate Sullivan and Wilson, one
day last week, by engaging in a bare
handed set-tO. Two rounds were
fought. Mcclure was knocked tc
the ropes the first round. Before
time expired he was at his place
and forced the fight. So great wa
the eXertion of both men that thel
fell together, and just then Ella
Adams, who was referee, called il
his usual whispering way, "Tim,
up !" and they rose to fall no more
Gore flowed more copiously thai
glory. The olive branch now waves
The following is the report of the Ney
/ Lexington market, for the week endinl
] SATURDAY. Ju1v y 1880.
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Sullivan and Tug Wilson signed
articles for another glove fight, same
terms as the first, to take place August
"A. Sullivan proposes the fight to
take place in a Western State, for
SIS, 900 a side.
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Bad Breath arises from the stomach,
and can be easily corrected if you take
Simmons Liver Regulator. 1t is peculiarly
adapted to the stomach, correcting acidiy,
destroying foul gases and allaying inham-
nation. Take, after eating, a halfable-
spoonful, il assimilates with the food and
ensures perfect digestion, without which
that repulsive disorder, bad breath, must
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Fortunes for Farmers and Mechanics

Thousands Of dollars can be saved by
using proper Judgment in taking care OF
the health of yourself and family. If you
are Bilious, have sallow complexion poor
appetite, low and depressed spirits, and
generally debilitated, do not delay mo,
ment but go at once and procure a bottle
of those wonderful Electric Bitters, which
never fail to cure, and that for the trihing
sum Of fifty cents.-TTiJuae Sold by Sey,
bert q Co. ut Soc
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FREEHOLD INSTITUTE,

Next term begins September 18Th. Prepares
for College or ior Business Cougse OF Study
borough Three Departments English,
Scientific and classical Backward boys pri-
i&tely taught. Location perfectly healthful
Discipline, that of a well regulated family
For Catalogues giving full information and lis
of prominent mems sons now in attendance
address the Principal, Rev, A. q. CHAMBERS
A. NJ, Freehold N j.
iy26WlA&nRO
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An inCendiary fire at Minneapolis,
caused a loss Of nearly $40, 900. The
gas-house being threatened, all the
gas was turned into the river, leaving
the city in total darkness.
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Robt Z Patterson, ofPhiIadelphia,
has accepted the Democratic uomi-
nation for the Governorship of
Pennsylvania.
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WHOLE NO. 241O

There is q great scarcity of news i'm the
township. The farmers all hard at work, sell
dom come TO town. and Leesburg seems
asleep. Friday and Saturday, however, felt
the reyiving effect of Quaker Quarterly, as a
great many residents lay in a store OF good
things for the visitors that annually flock to
our shores. Your correspondent having been
away from home, has not been able to gather
news closely
All Thursday evening the gentlemen Of the
Convention" after their protracted siege at
Washington, poured through our village re-
| turning home. Governor Hart's followers
were enthusiastic, while friends of the other
candidates expressed themselves more moder-
ately, but were satisfied to go to work earnest
ly for the success of the Republican party
this fall. Among the late stragglers who
stopped and took in the village were Messrs
ID. Q. Morrow, j. A. Shannon, NJ. B. Williams.
Frank Fawley and Vernon Overman, of Hills
bOro.
Uncle Gershom Perdue of New Martinsburg.
Iayette county, was on hands last Saturday
and Sunday, at Friends Quarterly Meeting. He
ls one Of the oldest men of our locality, being
over 81. His faculties remain unimpaired and
he greetS his friends with all his old time fund
OF anecdote and remGninsceucc. He is the
only survivor of the first settlers of Leesburg
having operated a tan yard on the premises
now owned by Lee Evans, and frequently
speaks OF the time when the thiCkets were SO
dense that he could not see the l-y s,ors roor,
0I,,,oJ l-,- winch was on the lot now
9"'''' "A. T. Chance. The forest had not
Deen removed from the site now occupied by
the village when he first came here and the
only visit by white men that was discoverable
was a filed tree on the lot now occupied by the
VI. E. Church. May he be present at many
returns of Quarterly meeting at old Fairfield.
The Leesburg Stars went down to Vienna
last week for a game with Our Boys, of that
place. The Leesburg boys averaged about six
| teen, and they found opposed to them a nine
of large sized men. The outlook for success
was untavorable, but the boys went to work
| and succeeded in downing the whole crew
| They are considerably elatCd over their victory
and feel that they are on their feet once more
| We append the score:
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Lillian Norton, an American prima
donna, made a very successful debut,
at the grand Opera, Paris, as Mar
guerite in "Faust."
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The Prohitionists in Scioto County
nominated a county ticket on Mon
day and agreed to fuse with the
Greenbackers to secure its election.
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DROTl business now before the public. You
DlN i can make money faster at work for us
than at anything else. Capital not
needed We will start you. Sl2 day and up
wards made at home by the industrious. Men,
women, boys aud girls wanted everywhere to
work for us Now Is the time, You can work
IN spare time only or give your whole time to
the business You can live at home and do the
work No other business will pay you nearly
as we'll No one can fail to make enormous pay
by engaging at once. Costly outfit and terms
free. Money made fast easily and honorably.
Address TRUE q Co., Augusta, Maine,
dec22y1
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The New York Stock exchange
markets continue active and strong.
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are OueleQi BeueIduN become Wedlhy, Wnue
those who do not improve such chances remain
in poverty. We want many men, women boys
and girls 10 work for us right in their own 10
oalities. Any one can do the work properly
from the start. The business viii pay more
than ten times ordinary wages Expensive out
fit furnished free. No one who enga ges fails to
make money rapidly. You can devote your
whole time to the work, or only your spare mo-
ments. Full information and an that's needed
sent free Address sTNsoN& Co.. Portland,
Maine. dec22yl
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New Lexington, Ohio,
CITY DIRECTORY

CITY DIRECTORY.
MGVOr-LerOy Kelly.
Mu'Shdi-Ch0s Clark.
Cl7i-Geo. Pensyl.
Tre1StWe7'-E. s. Judlins
Street COWuisSiOHer-C II. Daughters
CO,mcibUen-L. Green, Thos Dillon, C. S.
Brown, Eph. Rayburu, Frank Wood and John
lI0nley.
Board of Education -Thos Dillon, Leroy
Kelly and S. W. Horseman.
Trustees Of Cemetery-Jos. Cohn, r. $. Bo-
uer and p. ~. Ladd
Post Wasier-Jo5. COhu
Mail Carrier-John Uusle.
Manager Omnibus Liue-T Mercer Con-
ductor " Mercer.
SuIL Scb0yh-D. s.. Fmgerson.
Pastor VI. L. LhUch-Rev Black
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I"'ol' ''.'...' ....'..'. '...'......... Il 70
George Eut, of Vienna, umpired the game.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-06-27
Netcs from the ca mp Ground.

The hot days remind campmeeting goers
that it is time to be thinking of the cool
shade of the grove of Richmond. A short
visit here yesterday was luxury that was
appreciated by our company. and we returned
all the better prepared to take up the cares
OF business. Families are beginning to ar
rive for the summer, and the cottages are be-
ing renovated and in many cases enlarged
Mr.. Allen of Litchfield has contracted to have
his cottage on Smith avenue enlarged and
raised at once.-Dr. Salmon is expected in a
few days from Boston, and will shend his va
cation in building cottage on the north part
of the grounds. ds.--Others will build as soon
as Northern avenue is graded and the
nuisance in the northeast corner moved
At a meeting of the executive committee
held Saturday. +. w. Kinsman and J. l..
button were elected members Of the COM
mittee. They being new members it is ex-
pected they will put more vigor into that
air ady overworked and august body, and
really make a valuable addition. Ken
nebec Valley campmeeting will commence
Monday evening, August %, and it is proba-
Bile the State Temperance meeting will COM
mence about the 23d. a.