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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-29

empires, may have had a most intimate connex
ion with occurrences in themselves considered,
lrihing and onimportan, the accomplishment OF
which depended as it respected human instru
mentality. upon the designs and exer,ions OF an
OBSCURE individual.
The great chsin of Providence is preserved
entire only by the connexon of every Ink,
tenb or tea ,houssndth break the chain alike
The history Of the world, says late writer,
is nothing less than the history Of Gods ProV.
dence. The whole series Of causes and effects,
the infinitely diversified train OF physical and
moral circumstances, aud the continued success.
sion of even from all eLssnity, present 10
he Divine intellect but all events are produced
by train Of causes and consequences, by q
combinations Of circumstances, so closely eonnec :
ted, that without one another cannon exist
: II, then, this subject be viewed IN the light Of
reason only, the importance of minor and SUI.
ordinate events taking place in the world. mus
be acknowledged, ard their necessity inferred
from their intimate and necessary connexion
with those Of greater magnitude
And what . source of cold pleasure to the
mind is ,he thought, ,hst this grea, and glol ious,
eternal ard Interchangeable God looks down upon
his creatures with infinite compassion, takes
notice of all their wants aud supplies ,hem ou,
Of his inexhaustbe fulness--protects them from
unsee ndapgers, & guides them with an unerring
hand to the end Of ife.-Thus we believe God
conducts towards his creatures as it respects
this life He sends his rain upon the evil and
unthsnkful, and causeth his sun to rise upon the
just and unjust. weare compelled TO notice
an awful and infinite difference, which takes
place between many after the closing scene OF
life. Although God loves all his creatures
with love of bene violence and it is in tn is sense
that he does them good, yet the righteous is
more excellent than his neighbcr' and God will
esteem him So Codliness is profitable not
only for the life ths, is to come. but for that
which now is Ccd is pleased to bless many in
this world with wealth and bonors and diAlinc.
ton, if these can be called blessings, and these
are all their portion Vice often csc, Pcs unpun.
shed for time, virtue is often neglected, and
injured. A day Of just re,ribution 10 st hand,
when proud and mpious prosperity. shall pine
away IN eternal poverty anu oisfesss ana the
poor bit humble soul shall be made rich in the
everlasting enjoyment Of God,-ln day. event.
tul a. is the pr esen,, we can look only unto God
for protection & relief. He is our strong tower,
our shield and bcckler in him are combined
power and wisdom aud strength sufficient to
defend Us against the assaults OF earth and he'll.
Christians, remember that God is yours, the
God who is seated on the eternal throne, who is
to dsiend, is and will be yours forever and ever.
Hear him in language of shec,iona,e importantly
ssylng Coma my people eater thou into Thy
chambers and shut thy doors about thee, hide
tn, self IL for little moment until ,he in.
digualicn be overpsst'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-29
wonitorial.
FOR The PORTLAND GAZETTE.
ON DIVINE PROVIDENCE.
coYcLupsp FROM OUR LAST

CONCLUDED FROM OUR LAST
II is unnecessary TO quote other passages {. ON
tie scriptures Let them be read with humble
attention, and soy unprecedented mind must be
convinced, that the mos, minute events relative
to individuals as we'll as the vast concerns OF
kngdoms. states and empires, are, and mesl
necessarily be under the direction and controul
ufihst Almighty Being. who condescends 20
behold the things done in Heaven, sud stoops
sill lower to notice what is done on earth.
lfGod notices the falling of a sparrow, wheth.
erh be taken in q hsnrative or strictly literal
sense, it implies the CONSTANT observation Of the
most minute occurrences and charsctcrizes that
Being
Who sees with equal eye, as God ofall.
THE hero perish or the sparrow fan
In contemplating upon tAe character Of God,
we are too prone to compare finite with infinite,
and because we are short sighted and our
knowledge, exceedingly limited and circumscrib.
ed, form inadequate IDEAS Of Him TIE
eternity, immensely and majesty Of Jehovah,
overwhelm the mind. nor is II possible for us
to conceive Of al! that He is-man cannot know
him, angels cannot fully know him. His own
iotiai'e, al.;omprehensive mind alone can find
out God unto perfection
He is so great it is said by some, that he can
not s,oop so low - to notice the actions OF men
INN is too Insignificant q creature to attract
his observation. He may perhaps, as he has
hlled up the vast infinitude offs space with Suns
and systems, preserve their harmony. and guide
them in their grand ard impetuous revolutions.
Another will say, as God has made this world
which we inhabit. doubtless he overrules and
superintends ito great and important concerns
the dessinies Of nations are ia his hands-,he
reins Of governmc mt are entrusted to no fni'e
power or wisdom-in every event Of magnitude
and Importance. his hatId must be ackno " ie dyed.
But can such reasoning be agreeable to sound
'os'c. Can it be that the general providence OF
God, excludes that which Is particular King
doms are composed of towns and clties-cities
ana towns of individuals; and it the general
Character Of a nation be enqured into, an answer
given, drawn from the character ofindiyiduals
composing that nation. And the most imror.
'aas revolutions and commissions in states aud
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MORE Bn4gERC.

OreU'7ea.- Hu igste, II. Y. on he b inst.
John Combs, native If Bath. (Man@) The
iolluwiag re the par iGulars reitie To l.s desth
he enlisted INFO the U. S. army Vt Newyotk.
some ine in July iss1, ,. he name of syha Could:
he deserted hon TIA station on l,e 20 Iuiy.
nj Came to Hsrtto on the 1st of the pres nt
month. wnere he sga,n enlisted by he name of
Thomas 8rosen. but was soon detected as a de-
serter, and confessed the crime. and said me
aame was John Combs. On the 4 b instsn. he
With her prisoner, was Eu. Oh board psekcs
with Nh officer TO conduc, them to Nswyosk. A.
bout o'clock in the morning Of the S II, when
near Hurlga'e, The people Oh board the vessel
were alarmed by the cry for help of a man WHO
had jumped overheard. The boat wss immedi
a,ely ie, down, and every exer,ion made 10 sn,e
the nisn. but IN vain. for he sunk in few mil.
utes' How he msde his escape is not known.
IS he was confined in the hold of the vessel
He was about SO years Of age.
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Fem the Baltimore Te,ecranh

1t seems defined by heaven. that when
a nation once forsakes the high road Of
truth and honor, the point from whence
she has departed, shall nos be regained
without many painful ltruggle and many
fruitlefs exertions. This penalty was
undoubtedly deiigned to shew how impor.
tsnt in the eye Of heaven. is virtue and
honor. Nothing is eaiier than to throw
character away but when once this il
done how hard is its recovery Years
OF laborious repentance are required. and
the censorious world will after all, Weld
but tardy and reluctant anent 70 the fin.
certify of our proteltations of amendment.
Under the administration Of Washing
ton, nothing was lef: us to wish for. When
we looked towards the Cabinet, i, plisten.
ed with the rays OF honor; it was THROUGH
out luminous and beautiful. THAI il.
luttrious man seemed TO dltfuse ia the
members OF his administration, a portion
OF his own ETHEREAL spirit 1T was the hour
OF lofty self. denial, aud of personal sacri.
hce to the country's honor. When W..
turned from this splendid spectacle TO the
calm recthes of private llfe-prosperitv
poured, her redundant bleiinps- CEN.
MERGE & asricuiture were united in we'd
lock--our treasure vefhowed, and our
wishes almost seemed anticpraei by en-
loyment. II was IN mercy 10 man that
Providence often refuses a eoinaiiancr
with his wishes a more ftrikino ev;.
d1nce cannot be given of this than the
present condition Of Our cepp.Iy. liza
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-29
From the Liverpool Mercury. of March 25
Missions in Africa.

By the last arrivals from South Africa,
the Missionary Society of London have
received from MIR. Campbell, one of
their agents, a very interesting account
of his journey to the north of the Orange
River. The novelty and importance of
this tract has excited great sensation
among the curious and intelligent at the
Cape Of Good Hope. After ten days
travelling beyond the Orange River, he
arrived at Lattakkoo an African city, not
far from the east coast, and containing
about 1900 houses and 5000 inhabitants
He had long conversation with their
King, Matebec, which was repeated in
the presence of his chiefs and people.
After much discussion he succeeded in
obtaining the Kings consent to send mis-
sionaries amongst them \; & was dismG
ed with this laconic answer" Send them,
l will be father TO them" At this city,
he obtained information of many other
tribes, sill farther to the northward, hith
erto unheard Of, and offering wide field
both tor curiosity and missionary enter.
prise.
From La.takkoo he shaped his course
to the south east and south +; and fell in
with two villages peopled with different
races and from them he Obtained their
consent to send missionaries. He repres-
en,s this part of his track as carrying him
through richly beautiied country, and
adorned with all the luxuriance OF Ka-
heitean scenery. tie then gained the
Orange River and keeping by It's course,
he travelled nearly ,he whole breadth OF
Africa to Namacqualand where the river
discharges its wafer into the south Attain
tic.
Mr.. Campbell has thus succeeded in
crossing Africa by route higher up than
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-29
LINES

Written on a Rock near the Ocean.
love, when rueful whirlwinds sleep.
To climb this brow,
And watch below,
The curling breeze steal DER the deep.
Wave af,er wave, in endless train,
Roll 10 the shore;
Then, seen no more,
Il SINKS into The wstery plain.
Thus coursing on. reflection views
Each hour give place,
In endless chsse,
To one that closely sill pursues
Till, all subduing interchangeable lie.
Hush'd in the womb Of dread eternity.
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Poetry.
ON PASSING A GRAVE YARD.


And in this narrow bouad, our lone retreat,
When Lfe's last 'ish pulse has ceas'd to beat,
When, toss'd no more on PASSIONS turoid wave,
We find q calm asylum in the CRAVE!
The Grave why does my child and shivering
frame
Reco,i, and start, at this tremendous name
ls,t, that underneath its grassy sod
Once active friends now mInsie with the clod
Al. 30 for time, sssusgiog human woe.
Has check dssile tear wnIch friendship babe to
flow,
The Grave oh. shrink not fro" the view. m,
soul
Soon DER my head shall death.s dark bil!ow roll
Soon this fair world, and every dear delight,
Shall vanish from my dimm'd and aching sight.
On NE, to.morrow's sun may never glow,
No more may cheer me in this vale OF woe y
Yet let me not repine for boun;eous Heaven
full proportion of It's joys hath given
On NIB, has Providence, with power benign,
Bade the bright sun OF Gracious Mercy shine {;
For Natures casualties. and Natures pains,
TIL unerrlng hand OF sov'reign Power ords,ns;
And doomd the common 10. Of hte to share,
His bounteous hand AFFECTS US but to spare.
Can then. my heart, this faithful record keep.
And yet my conscience too suppcy sleep!
Can 1 acknowledge all the good owe.
And yet my love with no more ardor glow
May that blessed Faith, from which sav ston
springs.
That Hope which comes with hesling on its
WINGS
Inspire my heart those precepts to obey.
Which POINT to realms of everlasting day
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-07-18
FAMILY DISpENSARY, &c.

THE fubfcriber manufactures, and keeps for iaie
among a variety Of other va'uAbs eeepArA,
lions in his Cole G,on Of FAMILY MbDiClNEs
the following viz-Lfience Of Peppermint Check
.rberry, Hemlook and FANNY Baiam OF Hoeny
and Bafam of Life; Eye Wsfhes Wakes and
Oiutmeu,s for the ITca; Worn. Powders; Spice
and yaundlce Bitters; Elixir Pro.; Elixir Pare
eoric Liquid Laudanum Syrup oe squiils An.
iimouial Wine, &c --oeGdes ieie6 sfortment OF
MEDICINAL sIMpLES, the produce Of OUT own
cline; Of acknowledged utility in nomeitic Prac-
sice aud meri,ing place in the Prescriptions Of
medical gentlemen.
Practice or PHysIc.-The fubfcriber contiu
ues likewife occa6ona!iy TO p,sIesibe for tie f4
with refults aufpicous to the eauie and reiources
of MEDICINE. JOSHUA LEAVlrT.
Tasg6ss. Bridge, Nay 1914 If
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ADVERTISEMENT EXTRA.

The Alexandra Daily Advertiser, af,e
noticing that the late emancipation OF Eu.
rope has been celebrated in different parts
Of the Union, thus asks" But why do not
our democratic brethren rejoice with us, at
these great events They have always pro
fessed an extraordinary interest in the hap
,piness of the French netion. How is it,
that instead of appearing amongst US in the
gsrmen,ss of praise and rejoicing" they
ciothe themselves in sack.cioth and ashes !?
Surely, when all France rejoice together in
their redemption from slavery and wretch
edness, "the oil Of siadness" would become
their friends in America, better than the
spirit Of heaviness" The reason is too OBJ
vious France is exalted, but JNaholeon is
degraded. The idol is fallen, and his svor-
abshers are confounded
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Neso g Faybionable Britannia Ware.
ENOCH MOULTON.

M. 8 ysrs'' Rsw EssSs.ge feet
LAS JUN received, 10 addition to his former
! ! Rock, new and fashionable aaortment of
Britannia Ware
among which are-elegsnt fwelled, curved and
ob'oDg Tea Pots, Milk Pots, Sugar Bowls, Tum
blefs Snuff Boxes, &c and 10 daily expecting an
sfortment Of Church Furniture, fush a. Flsggons,
Tankards, Bafons ant Tumbler.-all which will
be fold ~ low - can be purchafed 10 Bol,on or
elfewhere
Ays-On hand general afIor,ment Of Plated i
Japaned Ware Jewelry- Cutlery, &c.
LiIewys, If biz orr1 wsssf aSss,iss-warranted gold
Necklaces--Soup Ladles--Gravy do.-Tsole and
lea spoons-sugar Tongs-sals Spoons- Tea Pots
Milk do.-Sugar Bowls-Tumblers-Pit
Watch Chains-Thimbles, &c.
A general atforsment of MILZTART GOODS,
all of which 10 OF the latch and mott approved
fafhions and workmanlAip. and will be fold At
,uch prices as he thinks will NEE, the appreciation
Of his cuaomers Pe,stssa. My 80, 1914
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CUMBERLAND, SIS.

CUMBERLAND, SIS.
Taken BY execution and to beEH at Pablo
Auetion en- Saturday tbe goth july next,
at ten o'clock II. M attic Office Of s..
Fletcher, in Portland,
A Ii the r,gh in equity Of redemption which
"A Wiham Quincy has in aud unto the follow
ing deicrihed gagged Real eNate Gsuased in faid
Portland, bs unded aud deferibed a,foi!o~r- Lot
Of Land teg,urirg a = Cake Handing one hundred
and forty n'ne fee egh inche, aorl weiserly from
corusr made by sack itreet and the lou hweitery
Eide Of Lhsnut ftreet hence running ucrthweiterly
adjoining fad Chei1ut Greet hxty three feet,
thence i, right ange. with Chefnut Greet about
Que hundred aud fourteen feet to Moodys lard and
thence adjoining i.id Moody land dx,y three feet.
thence to H. 1, bodnds tn Ill the buildings, priv.
ieges and arpustenances to the Tame belonging,
SAID rea eaate is morrgaged to James Dssympie
Of salem 10 fecure the payment of d $50 81 with
the intereh from the 18Th Oct. 1910.
W. WEEKS, D.py S5~E
Portland, 7Ess 90 ga
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NEW GOODS.
Weber & Chase,


HAVE for, sale an extensive sssor,mento OF
ENGLISH e. FRENCH GOODS,
for the present and approaching 81
which are,
Best superine Btoadcloths
Midlng and low priced do.
Superhne Cassimeres, consisting OF
black, drab and mixed
Cords--Coa,ings--D
Fiannels and bsizes
Peiiece Cioths-Bombszetts
Wilbores -Dursnts--Crapes
Best dressed and addressed Calicoes
Silk and common Gingasms
Csmbricks. white, black and coloured
A large assortment Of Fancy Muslns
Shawls and cotton Handkerchief
Long Lawn Linen-Braces
Gentlemen and Ladies' Beaver Gloves
ditto ditto silk & wors,ed Hose
Black and coloured Sewing Silks
Coat and Vest Buttons
Ribbons Tapes and Bobbins
Neutrality-suspicious. Grapes
Italian Crapes-Pins
Cotton Hose, gentlemen * ladies
Silk Gloves-Bu,ton Moulds.
A general assor ment Of American
Factory G. obs. &c &c.
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Portland, Jsns 90 '8t4

WE the fuhferibers, Commiihoners appointed
w ny the Hon. Samuel Freeman, Judge of Pro
bare for the county Of Cumberland, TO receive ard
examine the caims of the ieveral creditors 10 he
ehste Of THOMAS HARDY. iafe of Widnham,
in laid county, yeomsn. deceaied, repreiented in
folven,, hereby give uonce that hx mooth, are all
lowed for he creditors OF faid decesed 10 bring in
and Prove their claims. and hat We ihsIl atiend
thar fervice at the dwelling houie of Ifaac Hardy
IN iad Windham, on the iecoud Tueiday in July
neat and the lecond Tneidsys of she tour following
m os,hs, from io'5 O'Clock p M. on each of iaid
days JAMES COWEN Ca~m3-
THOMAS COBB fssns
May s.: isl4 e
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WILLIAM OXNARD.

M. S, M.gsy's Row. Nude A,se,
LAS received, CA,coes-6-4 Cinghams--i bale
IA Bombazeu-Brtith shifting Fannes and
Baizes-4- and Cotton Cambrick-6 4&4l
Cotton ShawIs-Mixed and buade Plus Needles;
Ruiha Diapers-super6se aud coarfe Broadcloth
ard CafIi,neres.
Ays. American C;rghams. Stripes, Cotton Cloths
Yarn, SC.
$50 Reams Wrapping Paper:
1sss ".
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SHOES.
BELKNAP & RUNNELLS.

SHOES.
BELKNAP & RUNNELLS,
No ! Msgys Rsw.
LAVE jud received hrge sHortment OF Gen
tlemen, Lad,ss. MTe < Ch,ldrens Morocco
Kid and Leather SHOES, of the FRI quality and
lateit fafhions
AHs, .. soEg.~sss,
1900 pair low priced Ladies Morocco
SHOES,
Which will be fold wholsh!e or retail, IT the Bot
Ton prices, for Cath or approved credit.
Lilsuys-Have ON baud fra rate
Engh)b, PHILADELPHIA and Rox6ury STICK,
for Boots and shoes
Italian PATE Backing, DC.
p The Boot x Shoe Making BuEnefs,
carried on q, ufaa, and not exceeded by any ia
the Diftricl Of Name.
N. B-Fouf Jouneymen Boot Makers wanted
Immediately Ays,
100 ID. good Shoe Thread, for which gener.
Gus price will be given, IT Mays
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

gUsdsed Sfasss u AWerie,I
D1si7 " Msiss II
DURsUANT TO : warrant from the Hon. David
/ sewall, Efq Judge OF the United State. Dlira
Court OF Maine. l hereby give public notice, that
lhall expofe aud fell at Public Auction. to the
higheA bidder, Al Union Wharf, in Portland, on
Monday, 18th inn At eleven O'Clock A. M. the
Prize Brig CERES, about ass tons bur'hsn, fad
to be 6ne vefisl, coppered in 1873. with IS OF.
copper, well found. Alo Il the fame time. part
Of her late Cargo. viz about 1000 Or Horns, :
nine and twelve pound carronades aqoantity Of
Sho,t. The faid Brig and Cargo having been cap.
tused by the privaie armed fehooner Lawrence
Edward vefay. commander, and fold for the ben.
eft Of the owners Of (aid privateer. csptors, Of
whoever may be lawfully intsreised.
Dated al Portland, this 9Th day July 1873.
TO THORNrON, Ms.eA.
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Poetry.
From the AAales,ie Magazine.

From the AAa!ee,ie Magazine
TO BLOSSOMS.
Fam pledges of fruitful tres,
Why do You fall 10 fan?
Your date 10 NOT 10 pal;
But you may ftay YET here awhile,
To bluih ahdssensly fmile;
Aud go at Lao,
What we're you bora to be
An hour or twos delight;
And 70 to bid good night;
Twas pity nature brought you forth
Merely 20 ihow your worth.
And lofe you quite.
BIZ you are lovely leaves. where We
May read how foon shings have
Their eud, though meier 70 brave:
And after they have fhown their pride,
Like you awhile, they glide
Into the grave!
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I'VE the fubfcribers, Commiihoners appointed "
w the Hon. Samuel Freeman, Judge OF FRO.
bate for the county OF Cumberland, 10 receive ana
exampe the claims of the ieveral creditors 20 'ns
eNate Of EPRRAIM BRTAN1' late OF kaymon''
in laid county, yeoman. deeea'ed, repfssn'ss
loveut hereby give notice that hx mon'" !,
lowed for the creditors OF lad deeealeo 80 '.us
and move their claims and thar we ihall at'sna
th., fervice at the dwelling houe of the deceaied
on the third Tueld.y of this and the five following
month. from 2 70 5'o'clock p. M. on each OF lad
days. tennp nINCIrr.
Rsyma~d, Js!y 4, 1914
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Lands for /aie tn Tams0ortb e Bur-
ton.

, Acres of Laud 10 Bsrton-psrs Of which
is cleared and fenced aad has young orchard %
it. together With half Of large two tory Houfs
aud Barn there0a
ALSO-S5o acres Of Land ia Tam worth, bsiug
Ios Nos. I, 2, s aud in 9th rAnge-i00 scfa
sch-No S. in the 7sh range-teO acres-Lou
A and in the 10 rsnse-Ioo acres each-sal
No 10, 30 acre lot.-AIi Of which will be fold low
and neat lcck. or vefels il aeiirsd, will be received
10 payment
lLSO-6oo acres Land in Lincoln, Grafton
and 800 do do in Peelipg 5 County.
Apply TO ROBERT HASKiN3. Waterford, o.
RALPH HASKINS, Bottom
June 50 (sm)
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NOTICE..

NTTE the fubfcribers having been appointed
w by the Hon, Judah DAra, Efq. Judge of the
Probate of Villa &c, for the county of Oxford to
resolve and examine the claim. Of the creditors to
the eltate Of ELI GREEN JEWELL. lase of
Wa erfo,d deceaied, Represented infoivent do here.
by give notice tina, Fix months are allowed to Tad
creditors 10 bring in and prove their claims-and
that we will attend 10 fad huinefs the dwelling
houie Of Eli Longiey, Eiq Inn holder in iaid Wa
,erford 90 the third Monday of July inlt and the
third Monday Of the FIVE following mcn,hs, from
three to Eve o clock 10 the afternoon Of each Of
i''s d''' ca LTsG pARRAa, c--ys..e.
Waterford, July s. 1914
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WOOL CARDiNG.

7 HE fubicribers respectfully ,nfofm heir friends
and the pubi,k tina. hey ~, cen ,cue 90 car
ry on the Wool Carding buineS Al baKsss MILLS
in Ns,tb "a mowb. - Ihoie who p.esie % iavsu,
them with patronage may derend upon having
their bufiness executed faithfully vii nea mes.
aud defpaich. and as cheap a. any osher place IN
the Di!ts,1 Of Mains nos even G,s, excepted
BAKER, d sTUkDEVANT.
N Yarmouth June 20, 1914
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The co partnerih p of RoLFE and MITCH
l. ELL which was Iateuded 10 have been CTS
folved on the 8sk inf viii continue few weeks
longer, in ordet 10 give thofe whe have untett ed
accounts with them, an opportunity of ca ling for
.er'sme1,--Ihe time being thus P e'onged they
hope all fuch will call As !. necedary their
accounts fhou'd be cioted imnediatsy.
Portland, June 50, 1874.
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f. merican Manufactured Goods.

Ne 2, M.D.y'. Rew.
Providence, who keep him conlian,ly fupplied
from their long known and well eftAh!:fhed Fact
~ ~ Pawtucket, with . general afortmeut Of
american Cotton Goods,
cONsnTiNo OF
Single Yarn for Warp and Filling
9& 3threaded white q coiord StoeHing Yarn
White and colored fewisg Cottons
Shirtings- gs-Cheeks-atrifes
ms-Chambrsys-Bed Ticking, &c
~ Shopkeepers in town and country and pso.
pie in general ~ho win to furni6h themfelves with
the above articles, will be fupplied at the Factory
prices. =