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fem. have seen the disease in It's different
forms; vita strongly marked appearances,
Of . poisonous cause : aud dissec,ious, hsss
furnished evideoce IN conf matioo ~ thu
truth of the doctrine, here advanced Frctn
the doctsine, here advanced, all Of the I'M.
portsnt symptoms of The disease, may be "a.
tionAliy explained. They cannot be on snv
other theory, hitherto sdvoca,ed. And, sir,
], Is my opinion, ,hst unIcss, the practice, IN
this disease, IL regulated BY tho doctrine,
which l have herein sketchcd, littlc very
liule success, will attend the tsst exer,ions
Of medical geotlemsn.
As this is . disease Of extreme debility, al-
though in some cases, IL puts on the sppesr-
ancc Of sthcnic disthesis, yet this appearances
is deceitfui one, aud should not, generally
speaking, be considered as indicating tho
mode of trestmeoi proper ia sthenic diseases.
The indication OF cu,c, points, out the ne.
cesily 81 fssnosirgscr destroying the exciting
cause.
OF snytherfiny The powers Of life Of obvia-
ting any tendency to pu,refaction, especially
in the stomach and bowels |; aud Of Repairing
tho iojoy sustained. More might be sa'd,
but the limits of this letter forbid RE wing,
ss much as any body, on the moving q, 'hs
spirit, have nos uoubIcd you with teteoen'
ces TO tho celebrated works ot Cuipcppcr, or
DR.. Sengrado. am very respcttfully yap'ss
Sc. T.. JOHNSON.
D J. PsARcs Esq. I
Alto ney Scoe,s, Of the
state Of Rhode Islsnk
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Hmerican Goods eSc.
WIN. JAMES TILLEY.
No. l24 Thames. Sweet,

HAS just opened a complete assort-
Il l. ment OF common manufactured goods. con-
sisting of the following. viz Ginghams, Stripes,
TIckings z & * "a sbeeting bieached and unbesoh-
ed. 2 and S-4 shir;ng blesohed and unhleached,
and very stout 34 Shirtings At Is. the yd On hand
as usua. complete assortment Of Bro.d-Ciothes &
Cassiners, and some OF those stout Pru-
nelia Shoes. all Of which he will sell low for cash
newport, july %. 1879.
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The following communication we have
received from respected correspondent.
While. il furnishes living instances Of
the salutary influence of Sabbath School
instruction, we hope it will be read with
interest and profit by many Of the rising
generation. --Chiiicothe. OHIO, Recorder.
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Real India Book NuslinS.
H SESSIONS

IA OESOlONS,
shes o aeqnd nf his friends and the fubic,
HAT he has received variety OF Summer
GOODS, among them are the following ar.
Olor'd Csmbrics Levantines
md null Muslins ; SLustrings
tied muslin Crayats Nankin Grapes
sies { Canton ditto
ded Mus!ns Japan ditto
en- Cambrics Engs'h long silk Gloves
g Inwns Short do. do.
nitures French Kid do
Icoes { Parasois, SC. &c.
ALSO,
few Pieces lett black Nsnkin Levantnes, and
eneral assortment OF Cotton Yarn, American
'tings, Piaids. Stripes. &c.
iewport. June 9.
OLD 4th proof Cognac Brandy;
Jamaica Rum W. / di,so;
'erior Cisrret Wine;
ies Of i2 bottles Muscst, do;
.sts and boxes Hyson
9 g. q \ 4. :'!::a f. TEAS.
10 do souchong
Ses 5 and Gross each Pipes;
ses Havana white Sugar;
Ean4 brown do,
lton do loaf and lump do;
jks and boxes Malaga Raisins;
first quality Richmond & Manchester manufac.
cd Tobacco, Lorrlilards, Scotch, Rappeey and
.ccabau snuff, by
ARCHIBALD MUNRO & Co.
Newport, July z
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D J. PsARcs Esq. I
Atto' ney Geoe,s' Of The
state Of Rhode rslsnd'
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yatsTEp ksp PUBLISHERS
WILLIAM SLi0NS,
1SeT rER LAWS OF THE UHIrgp sTArEs.
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Tsrms Of the Repu5hcan.
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Commissioners Notice.

0OUSUISStOUCfS NOttCc.
WE, the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Hon Court Of Probate, for the town Of
South Kingstown, in the county of Washington.
commissioners to receive examine, and adjust the
claims az ainst the Estate of
JOHN SEGAR,
late Of -Kngs,own, deceased. represented in.
solvent; do hereby give notice, that six months,
from this day are allowed to the creditors Of said
Estate, to bring in and prove their respective claims
md that we will attend for that purpose, at the
house of Joseph Reynolds innhoIder, at Little Rest.
on the last Saturday Of each month. in the after.
noon, during said period
JOHN r. NICHOLS, Z c....
JAMES sHEARMsN '"'"e''
All persons that are indebted TO the Estate OF
said deceased are called upon to make immediate
payment to
ABIGAIL sEGAR. } .sduim'frafur.
JOHN sEGAR,
FRANCE, b sEGAR. ''1"""of"s'
South Kings,own, June I4,h. 1879. & COZ
SO kegs No. 1, Richmond and Man.
ches,ef, manufactured Tobacco.
40 Tubs and kegs new Butter.
Jasf received, and for saie, By
June 80 A MUNRO & CO.
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ConlmisSioner's Notice.

CONIN7IS5IONtT IFUITte.
I'VE the subscribers, being duly appointed by
w the Hon Court Of PROBATE for the towr OF
Newport, Commissioners to receive and examine
he claims against the Estate of
SAMUEL L PHILLIPS,
ate Of Newport, deceased, represented iasolvent,
hereby give notice. that SIX months from the 9th
s, are allowed to the creditors Of said Estate 10
sring in and prove their respective claims and that
se will attend for that purpose. at our respective
4 ssliings, at any time within sid period
lsAtG BURDiCK.l o.....
GEORGE HALL.
All persons Indebted 10 ssid Este are called
spon to make immediate payment ~
JAMES 3 PiIiLLiP5, .gGs ai.srsfe-.
Newport, sept Is, 1919.
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New Stock of
Feather Beds and Feathers.
ABRAHAM BARKER.

AbhhHhM BhKkEH,
Ne. 2 Charles street
IEEPS constantly on hand quantity Of best,
~ Live Geese and Fowl Feathers--and Featf
eds, from the lowest priced to the first quality.
.iso, on hand AN assortment Of Ma,tros.
es, OF all kinds July z, 1919
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LOT OF LAND.

EoR sALE-a Lot Of Land. on ProspsctHilI, be-
longing 60 the subscriber The price moter.
ate and the terms easy. JosEFu SuhTHtP.
Newrort. October
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-08-10
Institution for Savings.

This institution commenced IFS operation in
this town On Wednesday last. Its friends and
patrons we're highly gratlhed BY the success,
which attended this first experiment. There
were SAIL deposited by "a depositors-it
was also understood that number more were
prepared 10 make deposits, but mstOok the
hour: Of the above number there were IL mi
nors, either having made the deposit for them
selves or 10y their parents or guardians some
of them the time, tor which the sum should
remain. was limited ia their arrival ct the age
of Is, and if either died 10 the survivor, in al
other case the deposit wa liDiied 10 20 years
there were also MECHANICS, tao female do
nasslics tu,0 married zg0merl one single 1'0u,Is,
merchGa, LGuyer aud 1gido70. The
highest sum that MS received. was Sl65 and
the lowest s. Many of those who consider
ed these institutions. at first, as visionary, are
nosg satisfied Of their utility as we'll as their
simplicity. The money is received and plac-
Cd upon interest on the very best security. +
the whole amount Of proceeds, except what
Il necessary tor the actual eEpence, which is
tsfng, is divided in proportion to the length
81 .nls and the sums depoSited--and the in
terest itself, Il not called for within three
months from The time /! s declared, is added
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DIED.
In Garland, Mr.. Joel Burton, aged IL.

In Garland, Mr.. Joel Burton, aged II.
At Frankfort, (Me.) on the 2Ist ult. after a
long and very distressing illness, Mrs. Elizabeth
McGlathry, aged 81, wife of William McGlathry
Esq. of that place.
In Ellsworth, by the falling of tree, Miss Dor
othy Mattocks, aged 20, daughter of Mr.. Will
ham Mattocks. She repaired to the woods IN
order to fall trees for her father while in the
act OF making her escape from being hurt, the
tree fell the spur, and killed her instantly
In Boston, Nr. Samuel May rockingham, aged
60. son Of the Hon. John +. Of this town.
Suddenly at the Halfway house on the Salem
Turnpike, Thomas Johnson, Esq. of New Glou-
cester aged SIS. He was buried at Lynn, on FRI
day July 80, with Masonic honours. by Mount
Carmel Lodge Of ancient Masons.
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GAZETTE An News.
PORT OF PORTLAND
ARRIVALS.


August 4, arrived brig Oliver, Lindsey, from
York, with lumber--5th, schr. Levaut, Coombs,
from Havana, IN bal ast-schr. Mechanic, Pur-
ington, from Boston with tar, 9th schr Dol
phin, Polleys, from do.-sloop aurora, Bradford,
from Newyork, in ballast brig Susan, Hubs,
from st Andrews, for Philadelphia, with plas-
ter-7th. schr. Active, Waite, from Ct. John. for
Boaton, with rum AMI plaster-schr. Betsey,
Chadwick, from Norfolk, with coTn-sloop Jones
Hale, Jones. from Boston-Sth, sioop AIessen-
ger, Lewis, from DO. with sundry merchandise
9th, sloop Venus, Merrill, from st. Andrews, for
Baltimore, with plaster.
CLEARAEcEs,
E'Orefgn.-Aug. 3, CT. brig Milo, Merrill, for
Haliiax-5th, brig Caster. Small, for Havana
7th, brig Superior, York, for the West-Indies--
schr. Delaware, Freeman, for st. Thomas.
Constt5i;e.--Aug. 5 Ct. schr. Seven Friends,
Ross, for Bath-7th, sloop Huntress, Morton, for
flymsuth--sloop Joseph, StanWcod, for Boston,
9th, schr. Recover, Deering, for Alexandra.
sHIPPIEG MEMORANDA.
Schr. Monroe CHURCHILL. 10 hours from Port
land. was spoken 31st at bound 20 the W Iodies
Schrs. Mary from Frankfor Eliza, from Deer
Isle--Rosanna, from Frankfort-and sloops Lib
erty, from Portlsnd. md Sea Flower, from Gar
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SECOND QUARTER.

NIR. RUGGLE'S SECOND QUARTER,
WI will open on WEDNESDAY, September tbs
~. at 2 O'Clock z. M. at Capt. N 1ihons HaH.-
School days, hours and terms as usnel tor hifD-
no scbo1 ar will be admitted for shorter term than
one quarter. but such as baye previously attend
ed two quarters 60 him. The old schoiIars are
c.fulIy invited TO visit bis school on the day
Of opening. Portland, August 10.
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ATTIC ERATER.NITY.

THE members of the ATTIC FRATERNITY
= are notified that their annual meeting wilt be
held at Gorham Academy,on Wednesday, the i1th
Of August, at O'Clock L. NJ. when the aEniver-
sary Grafton will be delivered by Mr. CHARLES
6. ADAMS. 4 Punctual attendance is requested.
THOMAS M7DOUGALL, Secretary.
Gorham JNLy Is. 1919.
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NOTICE.

THE Annual Meeting Of The LINCOLN
Il COUNTY BIBLE ACCIEIY. will be hold
en- a. the Court House in ToPshoR', Oh WEDAES
DAY, the 18th day Of august 1919, at seven
O'Clock p. NJ. a sermon will tie delivered on the
occasion BY Rev SiIas StsGrns, ana q contribution
solicited in aid Of The funds.
Ang. s, 1919. ". RICE, Recording Sfe
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BOWDOlN COLLEGE.

NTOTICE is hereby given that candidates for
~ admission into BOW DOM COLLEGE viii
be examined on THURS LAY, the second day Of
September next il the lecture room. MGssuchu-
sens Hall, Al six o'clock, :. NJ.
Notice i also given, that. for ADM . "a f 81
man standing. in addition ga the te M already
prescribed, q knorlsdge Of <aliust and Cumm ng's
ancient and modern geography l0H be required al,
and after September, 1890.
None will be examined, " who 10 rot bring sat-
isfactory credentials of good moral charaete y
j. APPLETON, Pyssidea.
August 10.
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NOTLCE.

A IL uerfons indehtsd TO the late 6gn on
"A MITCHELL PAfAE, are reqaeasa 10
make paymen' to he iubCcrIher before the iiris
day of September next "a oil set,ied notes aud
accounts NUT he Ief III b. hand of attorney
&C that time 20 cIOle the Suiness Of BE concern.
Aug. 10 ~ TIL. MITCHELL.
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to the principal, which thus draws compound
interest. This institution. Affords therefore.
to those who have only small sums TO dispose
Of, repository. which ought not to pass un-
improved. 1t may be well to notice, that the
money is received by the Banks in this town
on honorable terms, and no private ssecu,itie,
are allowed to be taken. The Institution is
open for the reception Of deposits every Wed
nesday from II 10 O'Clock.
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Mr.. SHIRLFV.

Mr.. sBIRLFE,
lam extremely pleased to see Savings an
StatuttOn forming in this town, much more so to
see men the fathers and those of the first respec-
liability promoting so laudable institution,
which promises to be of the greatest utility to
the present as well as the rising generation, pro-
vided those who manage it, as we'll IS others
who are afluent, are exemplary and scatter such
seed as will produce the desired effect.
1t opens by an appeal to the publick from the
managers the object they have in view j to re-
duce by sayings, unnecessary expenses, which
was never more requisite than at the present
day. In order to carry this into effect let US 60 to
the Fountains head, not attempt to clog up the
streams while. the fountain is flowing The
second and third class of people are continually
receiving lessons Of extravaganza from those Of
the first order, and are continually striving to
vie with them ia ia hionable and extravagant
clothing and eQuipage, however expensive or
uncomfortable.
Suffice to say Let the example be set by
those who desirous of It's promotion-dispen-
sing with all Unnecessary extravaganza in cloth
ing, equipage, parties, balls, &c and it viii not
only produce an inCaiCulabie fund TO themselves
and others, but avert one of the greatest evils
which prevails at the present day. MILO.
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To he Hn9urabe Tgfiees Of the Supreme

10 be H1uourab'e T7afiees Of The Supreme
JEoicia, Curt bel en- P,tlast, in f5s eesnfy u
CAmbe tasd ssd f. u, satis, o. Cpnatr,LaaS and
O.fa,d o. iGe /sr ID ITer-sy i Neg, ~ tie yes, "
r. LsSa sgbee- bsad's a.s niaasea-- J-'
William Monroe, Of Waite Efora, in said
s.un,y Of Oxford, Ffquite, Adniuiitraior of the
efae of I'A-C SMITH, Iste of Harrifon, ia
fad county of Cumberland, Woman deceafed.
respectfully repreents- Thar the personal etate
of the deceased is not sufficient 20 pay hs debts,
by the irm Of four hundred and thirty ieven co.
lara and twenty-six cents-Fie therefore Prays
your Hooors TO grant him licebcs TO fell 60 mnch
Of the Real Efta.e of said deceased a. may be ne
cefary to pay faid debts and incidsutsI charges
BY HORATIO soUTHGATE, ki, Attar.y,
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NOAH HARDING,

Has just received for sale at his Store, In
Maine Street, head Of Green Street-A COMPLETE
assortment Of
English, Hest Iadia qad american Factory
GOODS.
an of which will he sold az reduced prices. Y,
0PN. bah persons indebted e y Ii.
either BY book account, or nose, which h3' been
standing more than three months, are eei.ssted 10
call aud pay within thirty day., or their demands
will be left in the hands of an Attorney.
Portland August Z.
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MARRIED..

In Bucksport, by the Rev.Mr. Blood, Col. John
Brewer, of Brewer, to Mrs. Abigail White.-Mr.
James Webb, to Miss Hannah Shaw.-Capt.
William Barnes, Of Castine, to Miss Sophia Bow-
les.
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'EHE subscriber h.reby gives public notice 20
al concerned thar ne has been duty sppoin-
ted and r4ken NOON himself the uu.t Of Adminis-
traitor of he e,Is'e OF MOSES WlN>LOW. izfs
Of Portland, 10 he county az Cumberland Mar
iner decesed, by giving bond As the law drsets
He therefore requests al persons who are u
deb;ed 10 the said deeeased'. esrsts 70 make in.
mediate psynen, and ihuse who have zuy d.
nsnds thereon, TO exhibit the same 'or psymsEs
TO D MEL GARLAND or
Apg. q THOMAS WAk2EE, AgsEy
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> Glass Of 1918.

II He graduate class ot 1913 are reminded that
l. their annual meeting will be held az Doves
Hotel, in Brunswick on tie tuesday preoe ding
commencement, at O'Clock p. NJ.
+ BRIDGE, ,
). PIERCE, Jr, ICommittee.
J.P FEssENDENS
xfsplSt z.
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nesday from II 10 O'Clock.
The Treasurer -a4 Ar ,rican Bible So
ciety acknowledge ae rcceipt of one thou
sand tao hundred a. SIXTEEN ,ldrs and eigh
teen cents, during the uly-S3O of
which was received tz males in HIS
cdssst, TO constitute Il aS n, the Rev.
Doctor PACKARD, me- Ser t0ri,s.
Whilst the subject Of sepas ca -a a en- discus
sing we have felt degf r Tempt at the
manner in which the SUBJ 5e6r noticed
in some of the western PAL Tl.' re should
be glad to part in friendsl -v. i', there
fore, most heartily reciprot tns Glowing
sentiment from the last Mass r1use.s spy -
g Though we regret the necessity ofthe meas
ure, still, in the spirit Of genuine philanthropy,
we wish them cordial fareWeH; and, like an
old friend who has winged his way from this
world to another, however we may regret that
we can no longer enjoy his society, we console
ourselves with the hope, that what is loss
viii DC their 6 ain in a tenfoid greater degree.
Ltberaldy.-Isaiah Thomas, Esq. Of Worces-
ter, Mass. has recently made to Dartmouth Col
lege generous donation of Books, amounting in
value to upwards of fire hundred and fifty dollars.
The rural traveller in the Cenlinal, makes the
following remark -
"a, Hinsdale. Mass. were informed py one
of it, most respectable NH bitants that he calcula
Ted that the famii,s which bad passed that place
this season from the westward on Their way back
t. their old homes in Massachusett. asd Maine.
exceeded one hundred Most of these he said
were in INDECENT circumstances, and many compel
led TO solicit assistance q enaoe then to return
their deserted villages
To shew how inpertectly the track Of Comets
are capable of being ds6ned--it stated soon af-
ter the appearance OF our late celestial visitor, BY
one Of the schoolmeu that il would remain visible
in our hemisphere for some monihs.-It appeared
on the % july, and disappeared into the regions of
space 10 about % days.--Setecled.
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Auction.
I'VE DNESDAY. 18Th august ias' 81 No. y.
Union Wharf.
C00 lbs. Cotton Warp Y arr
AOOO 1900 yds. do. Shifting. Checks and
Bedtcking
case containing Furniture British Cotton.
Gloves shir,ings, Pins, Cotton Balls
dor Imitation Ierino Shswls
80 pair Mems Shoes and Boots
4 casks PhIals assorted
crates black octagnn Bottles
= barrels Quassa Wood
box Annette
bags Filberts
100 IL. Ivory Combs
10 casks Pocket ri asks--t5 dor. each
SO sides Soal Leather
8 bids Rum
With variety Of articles in the
GROCERY LINE.
UPSALE at 10 O'Clock.
b. G. Atwood, Au'ct.
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Malne Literary G. Theological III

StltallOh.
THE Trustees of the NJ ilNE LITERARY
u & THEOLOGICAL INSTITUTION, are
notified that their annual meeting will ne held in
FGierriUe, on w WEDNESDAY, Aug. 10. al o.
cisck A. NJ. A pHnciual aud general attendance
is requested. OTIS bRLGGS, Secretary.
Bangor, July 2S, f8t9. 2w
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Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.

CUMs BLAND : oxrosp
III the Supreme Irdicial Csurt stf said Com.
0stnsOe0tb- btgs.- 0s4 bsIdt, 81 p ltiaa1 IA o;s
County u Ca7be' Iaaa, ar ~ RE ca-ttis, # cIe
6srIa" an Csfs'e, On fbs s,t6 zss4dey IF adss
n -. 1919 F III
ON The foregoing Ietiion c,dt,ss Tha rhs
petI 'oder pm IN atteGed Nv OF hi Petitron
and Of this o. le, Thereof hrss week. fuCcessive-
ly 10 the Portland = GET7E he al put ca
too TO De fCurtsen Gay eat before the u
prgme Judicial Court 20 Re holden q Portland,
y hi0 the county OF Cumberland and for he
counties Of Cumbsr aDd ana Oxford. on the bird
Iuesdsy Of Oc.cber near thst Ell perfcns interes-
ted in Ne Real Efais mentioned il aid pe,ltor
may 'hsn and Ihere appesr and lhew cslfe if any
they have why the prayer Of The pe,itioosr ihou Z
not be gran ed.
Assa, GEO BRADBURY, Jerk.
trae coP7-Atiel-
GEO BRADBURY Clerk
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WE the fCbscrihes having been appointed BY
the Hon samuel Sssmsn, Eso. 20 receive
and examine the cIsins Of he CREDITORS TO the es-
tate Of WILLIAM CHADBOURN PAGE, late
of unsSick, Pty.ician deceafed, reprefeutsd in
foiveLt, do hereby give NOTICE thar six months are
allowed 10 fsid creditors bring il and prove
their claim and that We ihaI attend that fervica
It the Reading Room in the rear Of A. B.
ThomPfon's Store, in faid Brunswick, on me fire.
Mondays Of September October, November,
December and January, from TWO 70 Eve CT ne
clock IL ths afternoon.
JOSEPH MKEEN }
L. r. JACKSON, -'''''"'''A"''
Brunswick July s, SIS.
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Liberahty.-Isaiah Thomas, Esq. of Worces-
ter, Mass. has recently made to Dartmouth Col
lege generous donation of Books, amounting in
value to upwards of fire hundred and fifty dollars.
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Time was
That when the brains were out the man Eouis
die
ana 80 an end-Rut now they rise
With seventeen Freeport signers az their head
push US from our stools.
me more one thinks on thing. after he has
so' clue to 1T, the more it seems 70 come to hims
ana am convinced we have got the serpent by
'Ae tau York will undoubtedly send delegates
against separation because they want to be set
0n 70 New Hampshire. They are opposed 90
separation in principle; Il 10 nothing but theiF
hypocrisy giving majority against Il: unless i
4.e'eiy meant to sisnify their wish to sisn OF 70
hampshire State. which Is not unlikely.
ihe people Of Kennebeck will probably DO tbs
sane, except HalIsweH AID Augusta, because
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

TO be scid by order Of Court. on Uednesday,
The trsf day Of December nest, 81 the house
Of +. Kollock, an Hest6rock, az zen ot the
dock IN The forenoon
co much of the real estate Of E!e4Eer lartIett
- lac of Westbrook, deceased as will produce
the 'um of one ,hou'and and thirty dollars for the
payment Of deots Of 'aid estate and incidental
,hAges, szId estate ccRsista of abcur thirty one
acres CT aod in common with two hundred aud
eight acres in the northeriy part of Westbrook-
aocu, forty ieven of land in Wesbrook, half
a m,ie from sacczrappa, partly under improve
meat and partly wood iaod-a bouf forty acres of
land IN Gorham one mile from Sacc4raFPa ucdsr
Improvements wieh good hou'e sna harm thereon.
LUTHER FITCH, Admr-
Westbrook Nov. IL 1919.