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Liverpool Earthen Ware.


III AVA " lNlNI u N~Os
Raue jaf received,
50 crates well assorted Earther Ware,
particularly sc!sc,ed for this market, consist.
log. OF
:. Edg'd sod c. e. Dishes and Bakers, o, 10,
u. ~, i3, ~, Is, Is, " aud i6 inches.
Edged.snd e. e.. Plates
n. Z d.. do. Tweers
do. do. Mufius,7, Q and in
ches.
Best bloc printed Plates, Twfsrs and
MuiEas. ~
do. do Dishes, Bakers, sc.
do. 81, DO. Teas, Bowles and saucers.
DO. do. Jugs, :, s, IL, 2ss.
DO. do. Tea pots, sugars and creams.
do. do Bowls, 3, !, 8, ~ and 2Ss.
Ensmelsd Teas, Tea pots, sugars and
creams.
do. Jugs, bowls, and bowls and saucers.
&C jugs, bowls, &c. &c.
Nswpon, Nov. 10, 1912.
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Sipchaw, Levan,ine and
India Lutstrings
Jeans, Dimities
Russia and Linnen Dia-
per from % to i2s per
yard
A complete sssor' ment
Of English and Ameri.
can sheetings. and
shirtings
Bandanno. Aag & black
silk Handkerchief,
very cheap
Toilinett. swansdown,
msrseilles, and satin
forentine ves,ings
Leno, jaconett and imi.
ta,ion Muslins Cotton,
yarn & worsted Hose
Ladies lsack, lead and
olive English beaver
Gloves
Centlemen's real out
seam beaver, Dogs
skin & French Gloves
A lot Of Cotton Lace for
only Is per yard
Table aud door Carpet.
ings
Ribbons and shenel cord
Merino trimmings
Leno. fancy. picket lace
& spider net Muslins
Silk and tabby velve's
Stripped and Plaid Cling.
hams
Chex, Bedticking
Elegantrose Biankets
Ladies silk Hose. for on.
| ly 7s6 per pair
A few Elegant straw
Bonnets, from 1856 to
| Sc
Wst,s Psalms & Hymns,
I arranged by Wincheli, |,
at the Boston price.
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[omtnissiorcrs' Noticc.

NIEs the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Hon. Court Of Probate, for the town OF
Newport, in The county Of Newport. commissioners
TO receive. examine and adjust the claims against
JOHN TuURsroN.
late Of Newport, deceased. represented insolvcnt
do hereby give notice, that sin months from the Sh
day Of Sept last, allowed e creditors OF said
Estate 10 bring IN and prove their respective claims,
and that we will attend Cor that purpose, ct any
time within said period.
waIssM ynsxs, .ssT,s :IM0ss. csa~i..i...-..
An persons that are indebted 70 the Estate OF
said deceased are called upon TO make immediate
CHARLES ~ rHyRsros. xdmisi,~assr.
Newport, Nov. TO- 1919.
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT or NEW PORT

ENTEKED, (.
Ship Independence. Swain. Whaling Voyage
sehr Baltic, Bailey rurks-isiand sIcop nvincbs.
CLEAREU. %-~
schr. Apheos Nancy. Shove, Newberr /; br IS
Hiram, Gale, Baltimore Greyhound. Dundas, New
York soop Victory Jones, do. ship Independence,
Luce, Nantucket ; brE Russell. Newton, Aiezsn.
dria sch. bisdarnia, Biiven. Newbeps brig Lydia
% Margaret, Salisbury, surrinam
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EMOYHL.
WIN. s. NICHOLS,

VIM. >. NICHULS,
rAS removed from the Stand he re-
l. l. Gently occupied. to No %. Thames street
two doors south OF the Ferry wharf where he will
continue to keep constantly for sale. Silver Ware
Gold Necklaces Iewe,ry, Plated, Britannia ard ia
panned Wares, Brass Ardirons. Shovels and Tongs
Cutlery. Pocket. Books, Brushes, Looking Glasses
Csndlesticks. &c. &c. With great variety Of such
other articles are generally found in Fancy
Store. - i.sF fF.-
Newport, Nov ~, 1870.
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- Yz2SSM
NZalSy9.W
ZZTCHEAp SIDEsSA
H NNNr0RZ Y n
NEHENRZ

THIS day opening New Assert
Z ment of Fall and Winter GOODS, purchased
in Boston with Cash at Auction.
AMoSo WHICH ARE-vIx
BLUE, black K brown, and real blue
Saxony CLOTHS. t1 ~
Double mild black. blue & drsb cAsslMEREs,
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dctachments were to follow. "A consid-
cradle body, which has been recruited in
Boston, under Col. Brooke, are prepar-
ing TO embark for southern destination.
These movements must necessarily be
connected with the Florida question:.
Troops from Fort Mifaiu (and from other
points) are about being shipped for the south
ward. This (says the New. Yo,k Advocste)
Is some coreobo.atioo Of The late rumors Of
~arlike preparations. Art
We learn that the squadron under the
Command of Com. Charles Morris, will
sail on cruise, from Hampton Roads,
this day, on special service
. -. Norfolk nsrsr, New, S.
we have news from the Macedonian
figatc to the latter part of May She
had touched near Callao, and was to stop
near Guazaqul, and some other ports on
shat coast, on her way to California.
The u. S. brig Enterprise, Lieut..
Kearney, arrived at New-York, on
Thursday last, from cruise in the Gulf
of Mexico, last from the Balize in IA
days. Brig Com. Barry of Philadelphia,
sailed from the latter place in CO. 2Sth ult.
for n. York. Lieut.. ID. Taylor, of the
navy, commander of the y. S. Revenue
Gutter Alabama, died at sea, with the te-
yer, about the lst Of October, in the bay
of Mexico.
All the New England States will join
in Thanksgiving to God on the I'd of
December--the 22d is appointed in
New. York.
The Baron De Stackelburg, charges
-des afaires of his majesty the King OF
Sweden and Norway near the u. States,
has arrived at the seat of government.
The latest Paris Journal, confirm the
statement that Mr. Bagot, late the Eng
iish Minister in america, has been APP
polnted'Ambassador to the court of ST.
Petersburg The London papers say
nothing themselves on the subject. but
merely extract the French paragraph
a. We understand, (says the New \ ork
Gazette) that the Great Swamp, about
zen miles west of Springfield, New Jer-
sey, which caught hre about four weeks
since. is still burning, and that about
5000 acres OF timber have been destroy
ed. The inhabitants who reside near the
Swamp, suHsr very much from tine
smoke.
= A letter noticing the effects Of the late
awful hurricane in the w. Indies, states
that upwards OF 200 persons were killed,
from the falling Of houses, at ST. Barthol-
emews.
We copy the following advertisement
from the NewaYork Daily Advertiser of
the 2lst instant. 1t is specimen OF
genuine good humor, and we hope the
patronage of the public will enable the
author to keep the soup-house at re.
spectful distance, and long to live and
laugh" at the ills ofpoverty. ca. Conr.
g. . WANTED,
aFron TO 500 dollars ~ork as rse Tailoring
sf' ry ktlsiness.g
The subscriber is in want of the a.
hove amount of work, during the ensu.
ing winter, for WHICH he will pay liberal
thanks andprsmpt attention, on delivery.
Having spent a summer Of idleness' the
city, which has reduced him almost to a
state of SOCPiFICATION, he tbl,kS
this purchase will enable him to taste
some Of the prolific abundance of the
New York market. -
"None of the above articles need be
offered unless they will bear the butchers
;osprcfiou. Joerpu w I.Apcuxp
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h.. CoHstsTtKo or N 1tsAf q.
BtAcK & blue Broad Lambs wool. ditto + -.
cloths Lambs wool. b wofstW 4
Dlue, black, mkt drab1 half Hbsc.
and Cobureh mi1ed$ Ladies black and 80
Cassirncrcs, y worsted Nose, q y.f
Devoashirc Jersey I, -, Childrcn's scarlet hao
BomSsse,,. and i,...in. chidren's boots with = &
etts, Nwf without solcs; e.
Scotch PIaids, Black synehswss of -.
% crimson. . green, a Black .sfsns;s. 70 essss
sinnstnoa, sabby per yard, &
VcNetst brsn Ltnenst !. ~
Cashmere And, imitation Brown Holland. NsG
merino shsxls /. Lanen for lisine1 a
Black Barcelona, Rag Steam and power 'os'
.bandsno Hdkfs, British sh'rngs, u
Cotton ditto, Einds AID preess Re4
E'essn. buff csssimeres ls q. 70 "a ~ teges'
Light 4 dsri ves,ings Unvhheasd Z vAaxses4
white. red, greer and American 81 - -
yellow FisnneIs, yard vide, Sfsn ~
Plain figured red Pc Is cts per ys'e ~ z
lsse dittot A lsSge variety - 49,
oen,Ismen's beaver J. Goes. FURNISHES. 49,
Gloves Of al kind,t eoes & scppsspkenst
LADIES' buff black. q Black kslisf osseo2L N
drab HEAVIER do, 8 Linen csmbsicB
Ladies' purple hid do, csmbric pocae(
Bed-tieks. ~ snd % RSssls shessnCe ~
checks, leno and book A large vsrie4 -
muslns q large sssoft- bcos,
mentt - American Ga
Centemen's black. mix. psndsrs,
ed and slate worssed
Worsted bindisgs, tapes & bobbins< - =
les, Cotton hoss. 2, b threaded, "
Knitting ccuon. pstent thread boSes OF ~
ferets. silk brsds, oil cloths, sewing esef0 49,
colours, Russia diapers, sk umbseilee, -. r1ck
mrnest and wire. velvet Ribbons C9Q ~
SSenenry = Writing 3 letter papers - pa
cis, Iced penciIs, pocket books. and )r<So3
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fre just receivea ana .Jor salt, at 40.
la. znames.sfreef, By
Nnt q ROBERT p. LEE.

ia, znames.sfreef, By
I, 80 80 ROBERT p. LEE,
Who weary with the stale cry Of CAssn &.
= Chsnn ! scAean respectfully invites tho
public TO cell and examine for themselves.
They vers bought wholly for casA, snd
mostly sr Auc,iop and can be sold for CasA
oniy.-Auose THEA ARE :-
NAVY blue, black, brown and olive com-
1N mon & super6ne BROADCLOTHS.
Blue. black, drab- and nsix d doybie & sin.
gle mild CASSiMERES. ~
Olive, brown, black, crimson, snuff, mszs>
rim, cinnamon and scarie, Be<<.AZETTs.
Blacks, complete assortment from to
Is WiLDbORES, from 10 TO is6 almoss
every colour. tH n t4ssE
Black, red, shite, yellow, green and csims
son FLANNELS.~ 49, :,
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y
son fLANNELS.-
III
Rose BIsnkctts, 2, o.
10 q lel.
Devcnshste Kerseys,
Black. white, red, 4
a'o,hcr coIcF'd 64I
Cashmere Shswis.
% imitation metino,
do. with very wide
and handsome bor-
dcrs.
So black French.
Dombazin.
Sattinets.
Black SincheWs and
Sarsne,.s. slA
Stout blue Sarto0,
cloths.
Black Aoren.ine and
thick blnck Satin.
Ladies and Gen,le,l
meme black. drab,
slate q mix'd wor-
s,ed Hose.
White and colour'J'
lambs wool Hose,
and hslf Hose y
Bandanno, flag and
black silk Hand.
kcrchicfs.
Cotton ditto various
kinds.
Silk b tsbby Vcivets.
Fine Calicots, from
Is to 2s6.
Furniture chih,s snd
copperplascs.
7S& o 3 heavy linen
Damask.
S . Irish Shes,ings.
Russia Sheetiog, =
lrish Linens, from
/ isS TO SO
Ravens ddck x Dow =.
las li0eos, y ~ Z
English and : Russia
diapers. -
Long Lawns and lin
on CAnb' les.
Brown linens.
Whi,e COTTON Cum /.
| brics,4 8 sod O.
| from ls6 TO s s.
Jscone, & null Mus.
lius.
| 4-4 * 6 ! book mus.
| iins and lcnoes.
Book muslin Hand
kcrchiefs.
Newport, Nov. 10,
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Effracf Of q letter to fhe Editor Of fhe Nor
Jott Herald, dated
I" GIBRAtfAR, SEPT. 2.
"AIthouglr the Treaty is not ratified,
it does not appear that il is absolutely re-
jeesed, but that the matter is referred once
more to Washington, and it will remain
with our government to decide what
measures they may please to adopt.
e Whether there is any sincerity in all
this diplomacy on the part Of Spain, or
whether it is not rather Of piece OF that
system of ptoyfzs;iustion for which she
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Newport, November s, 1919
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All the New. England States will joir
in Thanksgiving to God on the I'd Of
December--the 22d is appointed in
New. York.
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IN Fewnal, On the 10Th Inst. Amos johnson,
aged 80. -i''
IL Waterford on the 14th inst. Mr.. Eliphalet
W. con, sgRd 90.
n sSoriam,- sfg. Samuel Elder, aged II. .
~ alexandria, or Red River, Louisiana, April
30 Mv.. ttRISMOLD, Postmaster Of that town,
kiile,. j Nr. Wrfghi in a DUEL.-Mr. Wright
had rel Gated an expression that he heard used,
VIZ. tilst - GriSaeOid had marked the cards y
Crswol4 called on Wright and demanded salts
Faction ios his injured reputation, and offered
challenge they met, and Griswold's honor lies 10
thedust.
"a Afg o. the 10Th inst. William X. Dole ,'son
q 10 Is'sfsq. aged six years and Fl. 8 months
la si,,.a5ra, on Monday the Ieth inst. Rebecca
Smith, yoasgest daughter ofstePhctr Smith, X ed
~ years s2H four nonths; Of quick consulnp-
ton On the liver. And althoughths rose was in
foil bloom ~ eertenth dayof March, yet I was
ripe IL death On The tenth day OF May
In North yarmouth Phebe B. daughter cT Dea.
Jacob Mitchell, in the 5th year Of her ages =.
In this town, on Saturday last Mr.. John sith-
oils. aged - ~ His funeral will be THIS
AFTERNOON from his late dwelling house at
c'clock.' His friends and relatives are invited
t0attend without's more particular invitation,
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which Gill be spld fheaf> ~ aSsaa. p
Z. @' AMONG WHICH ARE~-r.- T.; ;.t
pl ain. plaid aud figured siiks,,
I,inen,---Liuen Cambrcs Diapers
Fancy vestin..--crsndu iIs-Nsnkinetts VI
white Jsans---striped Dit J. -Wrr CqttoRs
Rritish shirtings Sheeiings-E u'lins
Damask figured silk ,ikercbiefs--fanry ditto
Black, white and co.ered ~ TX GLOVES "
Beaver. thread, and kid Gloves
Glazed & undres'dS-4 < IA Ginghanns
Carlisle Ginghams Ga
CJiapnam Robes Furniture Patch i- -"
BROaDCLOTHS and C.aSSI.HERES---
si3., Floren,iue--Lg ht aad dark CaIicoes
9-s London Prints--black and white Cambrics--
Tatss-C amhrc Rtnsiins
Flag. hsndanne & black silk Hdkfs--cotton dtts
Catisn and worsted Roccry--
"a 81 e-l. 7-4aAd 81 shawls
Plain and fancy Ribbons-Garniturc ditto.
6 entlemeu's plain and figured Cravats
Ir;tstion Merius shawls-silk Braids ..
Blk & co!or'd Nankn & Canton Crepe Sbawls
Blk Sinchaws and ssrsnets-black Ievantine
Nankip and Canton black and coIored Grapes
Brown Liuens-Russia Sheetngs-Crasb
RIue and yellow NankiDs-black Italian Grapes
Patent Thr ,ads-Cmbreilas and Farasols
Canton and italian sewing Silks-Twist
Jaconet Muslins--pearl, gilt add dgur'd Buttons.
Linen and cotton cambria Hdkfs.--suspen ders
Catrbrc and cannon Dunisses-DowIass, &c. sc.
- @"-' --ALSO,- +4,a
Ameriean Ginghams--Stripes-
MISUNDERSTANDING Threa,s-C hecks
satihetts &c. H- Mayo.
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- = Hoo S1sScTLOe5F of tfts FG1ce.
the event which renders speedy settlctisnt
81 all srFearases for the Portland Gazette Is.s-v-
PESsfsLs, has been named. However dispot-s
TIE present proprietor might be to exercise assa
iVe means In collecting the dues of this estzhlis<
nent, At must be apparent that there is poinftf
,oroesrance beyond which the rtnost stretch &C
rs siberaity wall not permit hin 70 eyceed--tsc
fores, therefore that ali who are in arrears wiz
pa &c provision foe discharsins Their dues to the
l-aesof .APril. They are allowed till the .frH or
Asp-ss's6| merit to comply wtlt.ths call, after
'slich we shall be under the necessity Of lodging
oP demands with those whose Business Il !, 20
Al Est account. ID more summary way. la
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One Cent Reward ana no Charges Pad.
u ANYWAY from the 'uhrefiesr al indepfed
~ apprentice ~ The name OF BENJAMIN MuRcs
Letween II aud Is -ears Of age, all persons are
forbid trusting him on my account or h"oouring
him a. .hall Get pay any eee's of hi' contracting
Portland Nsy 81, 1919 SAm' CLAM
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EOR SIZE.

A valuabl. estate in Cray. Gear the village, and
"A living or both sides the road ending TO NORTH
va mouth Il contains about ninety acres OF es-
r.lsent coil well ysaiered, and consisting Of moving
ns.,ure. tilsge ~coS, and aoest siz acres q
meadow; toeo,her with 'fnsii swe'ung ncu'e
large AMI rearIy gev barn, and fourl'n,os -
- pal e,.T, IN Portland uiH BE taken 10
SIMOY CREENLBAF.
Portland, MAJ. 81, iss
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M4RRfFU

I ,insAinot, on the 18Th inst. Mr, Freeman Chan
-Sler eged 10, to Mrs. Easther Austin, ;of Buck-
heid, aged 25. --.ith' oA'4'
a AEiscasset, by the Rev. Dr.. Packard, John
H- Sheppard Esq Counsellor at Law, to Miss
Heiea Wood, daughter Of Hon. Abel Wood
eaptt William NJ. Boyd, to Mrs. Mira Carlton.
Ia fbist1wr1, Sabbath evening, by the Rev. E.
kellogg, Mr. WILLIAM GORDON mer. to Miss
HAIR R4x>F BRAzfER. HI. II. 'E'
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JOSIAH WHITMAN,
NO. 8. Union soao, Middle Street,

FFF' No. 3, UItioE k0ag, EfsddIe StTeef,
--A .HAs JUST REoaIyED, l% ,l .s f-
A TlANDSoME assortment Of Calicoes--
IA GInshat,,s-- Farniture.~-C ambrics- Nuslins
-yesiings---L Linens ritish Cstten shlrtiags 4
sheetihgs-4Aolapefs---L Lawns Bombagetts--Hosi-
urv--.Ci !oyvs---Graederiils- --Siiks--Rishons--
Nankihs-- Slls,.ls--Ladies' fancy black silk, flag,
silk and cotton. and cotton HEFS.-bIack Bom
bszene-fIinen Caobrics--sattinetts-blac and
white six Isce-b,nck and white Sattins-black
and white Iteliaa Crapes-Seer'sucker Ginghams
--6E 74S4 ga and f0-4 Linen DamaSkS, &c.
&ct--togeiher with almost every article usually
enqniretl for at this season of the year--eii Of
which will De sold cheap for cash.
w, 4 t--fLSO-- +
Y 2 bales AMERICAN SAEETING.
Msvs5 g.
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rs.HE mbscriser her-ay Gives rrSlic uotice TO
! all concerned thar he Ia. been Gniy appoint
ed ard taken tpor himself the tFust e Execuror
Of tbe last wit ADD testameos &C JOSEPH WHIT
NEY. late Of sSerhsn, in The county Of Cumher-
land Ysomsa. deceased. by giving bond Ne The
law directv--He therefore requests all persons
who are indshrsd 70 the said deceased's enare 70
make INN raisEe payment, ard those Who have
,oy dem rds thereon 10 elhibir re same for set
element 10 EDMUND PHlSNEf.
Corham, May 90, Is 9.
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q. S. DIRECT TAX.

UAEVN u CUJ4F T.
rT,HE subscriber will obtain the redemption OF
L any nur'her Of lets or parcels Of
Nonresident Lands
living in the County of oxford, on application at
the Clerks Office in Paris. or by letter (post paid)
inc,osiug the cash. az any time previons 20 the
10Th dpy 81 .Iuae rcxt,--Tbe time # redemption
% The fsx fqr 1915 throughout said county, ex-
pire. 90 he esd day Of june.
P'''' .%'si)%A~ THOMAS CLARK.
Paris Nav f7th. f6fc. r>
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D. l. 6. WILLIS.
Hoole, Quincy & Go.

NTFIts ,,r Sc a. their fsrt head = infra-
- hars's Wlfff -.
60 hh4s good fetaiing MCIsffst 's'
80 ID y e Rgn 7.u.tr
is d. W 10 r,
40 chefs and bore, Hyfon, Y. ! rT'aaS
HyFs, * skinpnd SouchosgS =
IS boxes dipped Candies
vs. bbls clear Pork
IL do No. Do
500 lbs Coffee, FRI qusligs
100 hhd. IS U sar
90 80 Liverpool do
pipes brsndy
IS casks kAIhns a
Bores Musesteli do
eaas Cotton iy
r. Is bbls Sugar
! s bbis Sperm Gil ... s,e
kegs oiuRa,S IN
J cs:k. Rice ya l- FH
10 ewt Rot; , 1ar e.a
$4,000 Gigs -.r as .aaeg
10 q 2 Srertl5 .-
20 do s-ass
eco bulls.s yel'oYt Corn 50
90, Il 10. e, 6 ard I'd Cut Eaiss
100 gum. K. ia, May 50
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w. understand that JGco5 CocSrar, who Sc
Ia IN This ueighbori'ood last yesr as the head
. new sect Of lan.iics, Was tined last week
4 rprk for adultery cat the evidence being
~ IS 10 ihe facts charged against him, J ac06
- lsg bail, leaving hiY bondsmeu to look
a igf themselves. . ar y. 49, .-
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Welibrook. May q. ;s9

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10
all concerned. that abe has been duly sp-
poiotsd ard taken upon herself the ,rust of Ad.
rsinisrstrx On the estate Ct SIMON MRsERVE,
late Of Scarborough ia the county Of Cumberland I.
Yeeman. deceased by giving 5and a. the law d.
rects--she therefore regrYsrs all persons who are
indebted to the taid decest1s essste make i'm
mediate payment and hose who have auy de-
mauds ,hereoa 90 ezhihi. the same for settlement
10 SALLY MESEEVg.
Scarborough. MAY 20, 1919
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Writing Books,

FADE AZ common ant Sp.rihe PApER--
WI NDTF' Zoo E---.'u-firr'., Com, Con-
nero a Froi ate an Miscellaneous. 3LASESkc
&c. frsa,e ri this OFF ICE.
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.TpST amised 10 town, AID may be seen for
81 allow dsss osly. nj tile Columbian Tarern.
Portland GeeIn o ill 80 o'ciork A. NJ. and fron 2
till 6 O'clock. Z. MbAeecfy dav in the week. dl'-
ring his HaY, C,aadaysi e1cep1t1) one Of the uos
-wanaerfrt' Instances Of q iaut size il the human
SPECIES evereShibt.ea 10 this part Of the country,
The object thss inviting public attention is
Nj Ale CHILD,
which wss born in Prospect, in the District OF
Maine. on the g0th day Of June. A D.fS11, being
less than teO years Of dge.-He is Of the following
ATmentinns viz -
IN Height, 3ted,
Girls round he calf his leg. IS inches,
G round his leg an inch Gbors the Knee 10 Ia
I" round the ,oaisf, S/eet inches
Considerably larger than a COMMON sized man.
His weight, when last taken was t0i lbs. bis
appetite i remarkably keen and his health good ;
50 that in process of time he bids fair 70 vie with
Drnisg Lambert or Lara O'Brien, the Irish Giant,
qJsPrics of 1dnitfdnce 25 senis-Children f2 70
Portland, Nav 25.
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,f.,nrsciA Boy.--Of all the =onders which
u era Of good feelings" has given birth to,
4, Of the infant child now exhibiting ia this
a, NAV lastly tessnked among the first. lie
native Of che District 81 Als+ne, and Is al
''..,ad n be one Of her TsAect' products. LFor
.<r.uIars. see hisaINerJ ssElant- In snothsrpsrt
<th;s paper. s-s lfL. W
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MASSACHUSETTS,
cnmPARrn 70 a KoRsr.

Z; sene cry, "what win poor Massachusetts, DO,
,"nen she by demagogles is cot n two"
!, ranger, h.ends--no need of ssxious pam;
~ they intend is--to cut OF her me.
III Kaleidoscope.
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T,FO-g members Of the Ps''isn4 Tao. S'eif,
Vvt, have nor received their Tracts for 1919,
are informed thar sereeAhe 70 Handing rule OF
fsid ce4eiy hey WILDE tusject 70 the dhPeisl of
The Dip+sl,using COMMITTEES un els called Tor De
Ter, re- to,h ofJune ness. May %
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NOTICE.

THE Chapel Congregational Society in Port
i lane give Notice to those who wish to pnr-
chase or in any way TO encourage tne 'aie Q,
Parish Pews in their Westinghouse, are requested
70 meet the Parish Committee at 'atd Meeting
house THIS DAY, at Fivs s!osA N the afternoon
1h. Committee will also attend at the same
o,ace and time each day during the present week
Nav e5. 1919.
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Y o. 90 re sih lest r. Por'!and-C. NofA
1 3. lss sngrsvs6 or ne socket which silos' OF
The htht4 I i. 6esivtd - may &c 'et ""
Gen = S,eharascn fot land, who VIII rgwar' rs
Osr,cn mar iuds Il. May IS.
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his proposed TO call the new State. now the
'.serict Of Maine, .6gdhlentteas, after the noun
~ OF that name in York county. Ii is supposed
4 oe the calculation ofJoHN HOLMES that ss can
nfT Asamenticus on hi. shoulders 5-sths az ca
I . ATLAS bears the Globe.
(Ponsnseuta Oruele.1
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Dan fasltrgs. The Baltimore papers state. a.
act, that the Franklin Bank Of Alexandra, had
spended payments and that the Mechanic
u, OF the same place, had or would follow the
'1anple in few days.
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Exp KEF GOODS. I"
E
John L.Storer,

No. /. Ufsiaa Ros,, Corner Of UHton AID Mo
rT ~ sgreels,
Las IJsr REs EtviED a handsome variety
Of English, Frrash and Coaten
GOODS,
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GAzETTA Sa3G News.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
ARRIYALS.s..

Entrances and ciseronces Of re Caston'- House.