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iiat remains Id be disposed OF, is whether in
the language OF the Constitution " the crcum
stances of the people authorize grant p
But when your Committee consider the
mount OF the population OF the State, its com
ueree & agriculture-and the ample resources
that are at The command Of the Legislature
which may easily be developed, r. ihe tax on
Banks already al its disposal, they cannot Tor
,ue moment delay answ erng the question pro
iposedip the affirmative.
: They would therefore suggest the propriety
E Of continr,ng the grant of three thousand dol
lars annually for certain period TO BowdoIh
College after the term shall have expired
within which they are entitled to that sum by
The subsisling grant.
Although their wishes would have led them
10 propose a more liberal allowance, they will
..conten, themselves by proposing Bill for a
limited grant.
your Committee have also duly considered
The situation and claims Of the Maine Literary
and Theological Institution, and find that upon
nearly The same principles and reasons as
have been already stated in reference to Bow
doin College. the Institutional WateTville, Is
., this time 20 far entitled TO the patronage Of
: the State. as 10 require gran, from the same
Of one thousand dollars annually, for seven
wears, which provision your COMMITTEES have
incorporated in the Bill making the grant to
Bowdoin College.
All which is respectfully submitted.
ERASTUS FOOTE,
per order Of the Committee.
The above report was accompanied by Bill
ibr the endowment Of Bowdoin College, which
was read and passed to be engrossed in beth
Houses.
The Committee who had under considers.
ten The Laws respecting constables, reported
reference 10 the next Legislature.
Aresolve passed respecting Public Lands.
The militia Bill was read FIST and second
time and Monday 8 O'Clock assigned for a
third reading.
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Notice to Revolutionary Pensioners.

JvOtJC ~ AeCVOtUetOfeufy
TIE secretary Ut War nus examined The cases OF
4 the following pensioners, who exhibited thel
schedules at the present June term OF the u. 5
,sric. Cour, in this District, being the iirss Case
trssnit,cl and has directed tter names TO be corr
iinued on the Pension toil-1Hz
Samuel Crockett--I pnsthau Msrsery--Abraham
Jordaa-jan,,s Melon-John Wiaslov---Janes
Snow john iiai ey - pela.,sh c.Donald---Wil-
uan Cieave.---J mn airniil-- j, I'm Eragdon-
Wililam Mckenuey Peer Sm',l--s'las Hol-
no y, Abner farmon, John Blake, Zacharlah
Eastman, Amos Brown, Peter W. Brown, VIM.
Spence, Weboer Row, .imeon Casweli, Malachi
Waterman, Daniel Jumper, Jacob Bemis, 3D.
mud Cleaves, Josiah Parsons, VIM. Leaver,
Walter Simonton, Josiah jenkins, Lemuel Rice,
vinson Pickett, Abner Dodge, iona. houghton.
OR fcales ~ ma, effect have been received
from the Wa. Dep irnen, and sre IN the possession
OF th. subscriber Nno acted attorney in theIr
behalf. JOB. rOfC'
Pension Office Portland June 22d, 1920.
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STATE OF MAINE.
House of Kepres tm!ofires,

JUNE "a, 1871.
Ordsysd, That whenever, during recess OF the
Legislature, the seat Of any mber Of the u cuse
Of Representatives shall be vacated " resigns
'top in vriiing delivered to the Clerk of the
Town or Plantation, in which such member re-
otherwise the town or class, of which such
member was 4 Representative may fill such Va.
cabcy, by new election, without further order
Of this House.
BENJAMIN ANES, Speaker.
Attest-J. LORING CHILD, Clerk.
Auue copy from the journal,
Attest. LORING CHILD, Clerk.
" Nets, .4iiAe Prinfers an he Slate Of Maine
are requssted 10 give This ssco insertions.
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IMPROVED HYMN BOOK.
=. Jwt'Rsceived and fav Sal,!
WILLIAM HYDE-f6rtland,
WATTS .4RRRA.NGED.

Wah Stephenson Of more. than 500 Hymss Of
approved ssce'isnee, with ecpious ledsSss both
o! fu.jeess and scriptures. By JAMES NJ.
WiNChEl.L, a. M Late Pslos Of the Fis0
BaP,ia Church 10 Boflo" -Adsr.ed 70 the u.s
Of Congregational spd Prefby;eriao worfhp,
By JEDIDiAH MORSE, d. D. Psilor Of the
F.f Coagss sasiosal Chur Oh IL Chssief :.
TRE Psblisher, win to sequaius the public, viii
the macy aavaatsga which this Hyaa Book poi
felse' over auy that bee eses bees pua.ished il
shis eouassy. Il eoossins the whole Of the eoo-
moa editions Of Watts arrsoged. ia which Oh
Psalms and Hymns ON the came futieet are placed
,oge' her, and furn,(hed with Iadexss 70 ccpicus
% to prevent any delay 10 6pd,os the Pfaia OF
Hymn wAatsd This L. Of idsf luf6.isss 70 give
the book decided prefsrsoee to the editions il
uie bur when il !: eoofdered shss IL costsiA, Sep
pis"eo' OF NOE thsa 500 le &C, Hy@os on fab
jeets nov become commoa fueh q. Cpeu,ag of
Meeting houfss Ord,uatioas Mi,siosasy Mss,ipgs,
Chu ch and Coafersuse Mee,;rg, Bapifm c'e.
Sc h. wan Of which hss oae been felt. bu, tor
which 90 Plams VI Hymss can be found 10 he
common editions Of WAITE that this Implement
coutzas 30 Hymos Of Dr.. Watts' own ecupofi-
ton, moR OF which were never before putnihed 70
this country and that IL may I've ufed IN eonnecsi0n
With the old editions without eonfu'ion--he rub
iiheO latter them elves that il csncos fail Q BE-
io,roduesd in.o the Churchss Miniflsvs efpeei.s-
W. WIZ SSsutioe u WIN uoS Dc 'Uuxo 20 DC COX
without one. Oos snir,ler has llsesd, that be
would give 10 dol'Ars Tor copy rather than aos
pofseis Il. =.
| Ii il respectfully suggested to Nlio;aess. who
may be iociasd to. introduce he york lotto their
| socieuss to inform their eougregs,isss. that the
df6eu'ty Of Introducing . nsw book. si ssss, on
account Of the exPense, 10 obvistsd 10 shss y k
may be used vith the old ediions aud thus BE- srst-
sai!, introduced BY those who with to rep eaih
,hemseivss with new books. Soce,ies will sss
thar il will greatly fAeli,sts ire ia,soduetioo ifshs
ehoirs can be futOished With the book. Thil
will he peculiarly pleasing to s;nsers. IA the Sup
pleQent furnishes many partcu ar metres nos COO.
| tanned 10 the common edtioos Of WaaW. which
Wi'l snabls them TO siDg Cun,b:r OF ,fsvot,riss
| tunss Of distiagu,hed eScs'ieaes. which are GOV
excluded. Tbs Congregation may then be oees
s'ons'y sotertaned asa slssGed With an sppro-
pna,s flynn from the supplements, sod each per-
scr may procure the osw book when be fesh die.
possd or oot<in the Supplement- separately ~ 81
c,s per copy. Price, rs ca. Fins copies, 5 1 90.
Rvs,y SIKH COPY s,aii'. Juoe as
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LOOKING GLASSES,
NOTICE

rs hereby given, that h.viag made provifion
! for ire iupport, the year eniu'og, Of PETER
KELLY, h;s wife and three children, Psupers In
the ,ows Of Bald w,n-Thi. 10 10 rbid all per fons
hzsbov,ras or ruiting any Or either Of them, oc
nv accosns or op the account Of the iaid town,
asAsb,s Of ,hsie contracting viii no, be paid BY me
or BY ts,d town,
Bsidsvio, yu.s 22, 1920.
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CH.3PIJN on BAPTISM.

l. 80 Gems,
a series OF Letters on tho Mode asd Subjects or
Baptism, addressed 70 the, thifauan Puhh.. 10
which is preisei br'ef account of toe col,nelce.
meat and process Of The anlho,'. trri On iho,e
points Which ,efnli cd ia Ii, eii!g mug CLEVER
Baptism, ia "a l,tiec I" 6iea,. Sr.oad Edition..
Wth an appendix eon,au,iay SIR, tatc-, on AIfS
Msore's ispiy by sItpIEN (hAviN, b,s
Pastor Of ,te Congir =. Charsh u Messs
Verror. ". ~
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DIED,

DIED,
At ARA, on the f4,h inst. Mis-. Sarah Decker.
aged ~. sts.
In Elliot, On the 14th inst after short but die.
tressing sickness. Daniel Goodwin, Esq aged IS.
In Wiscssset, Mr.. Moses Hilton, aged "a, one
Of The first settlers in that place, man Of piety
and much respected, he was buried on the 18th
--his psll-bearers were ..
M. Richard Husns we'll, Et. IS. ! p..
John Hunueweu, 81 0'''ns'''
isshsa Hosng5 SO
g Andrew Walkss, 20.
Solomon Walker, ~. "'o'"s'''
BENJAMIN Beais, SO.
6)462(7
n averas- age.
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.MARRIED.

: ,J64HR7ED,
IN This town, on Vuesdsy evening last by Rev.
Mr.. Nichols. Mr.. Asa G. fLuMMER, to Miss sA-
RAH PErrENosLL.
In Boothbay, RosEAr REED 4'h-cousin to
Robert Reed 5th, no relation to Robert Reed 9th,
son Of Robert 1,t, but no relation to Robert Reed
2d--to Miss ALacs RtED, daughter Of Robert
Reed 3d., gi..A
zne ADORE ara all sf Boosh6ay.
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JUDICIARY.

The bill establishing a Judiciary system, ha,
passed both branches Of the Legislature, aud be-
come Law. One part Gifts provi,isas will, we
spprshsnd, be cumbersoms 10 its operation ".
refer 10 that which renders Il sscessary for full
Court 10 60 into every Circuit, and sit in all tsi-
ale Of Law fact. This imposes very heavy bur
den upon the Judges, and viii be attended, as
We believe, with delay and inconvenience to
the public. Besides, the salaries were not pre-.
dieated upon this extra labcur and extra ex-
pence, both which are certainly. increased one
third by this innovation upon the established
usage. The Arguments urged in favour Of this
system, were those Of convenience aud dispatch,
and the spe cifcations Of the arguments were,
that questions Of law incidentally arising, might
be finally settled without postpone ent, contin.
uance or delay. These reasons are specious,
and have a tendency 10 influence the opinions
ofthoss who are not Intimately acquainted with
legal PRACTICE. On the other hand IL was urged,
that on the Circuit the time allowed for the ses.
Sion, and the accumulation Of business conse-
9nsnt upon this very system, must render it i'm
practicable, that questions Of any Importance
can be decided during the term, or tlat all the
business Of the session can be done within the
limited time and still less that such deliberation
and investigation can De given TO those questions
which This court are bound .olemnly to deter
mine, as are necessary in order to hx perma-
ncn'ly tho boundary OF rights and ascertain the
principles on which depend the cu,ty Of prop
ofty and life. In addition 70 ths. the age of
VIC ''ls frius system, as it is te shnicalIy call
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.IUHN COOK.

INFORMS hs friend. and the pubic that BE-
i continues at his old stand. No. d. Jones Rosr,
Exchsoge Street, Bortiaud--where be offers Tor
saie q general s.sortment Of
Gold, .Siluer and Plated We're,
WoaK VI every description in hes line, made
and sensired, with nsatness and punctusl'ly.
o. Cash, or goods, giren in exchange for ole
sioLp and SILVER. June &c.
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PORTLAND, MONDAY, JUNE Is, 1879.
N.3SON1C NOTICE.

The installation Of the Grand Lodge OF
Maine hook place on Saturday the s4ih inst.
the festival OF 81. JOHN the Baptist. The in
,ssi,urs Of the GRIND master Of Maine. wsS
performed by As Grand master Of New
Hamps6i'e, asskied bv the brethren Of The
Grand Lodge al that State. An Grafton wa.
pscaounced on the occasion before a large
nunbar Of hrethfen from the differsa' Lodges
Of Maine, end vast collection ofcit,zens from
This and the adjoining towns, by JOHN II
SHEPPARD. Esq Of W,scassei. The suhjec,
Of The address was The connection of literature
end religion in relation 10 HE masonic char
acteL The music was executed bv The
Beethoven Society IN their usual excellent style
A cory OF the Grafton has been requested.
ard will probably be soon presented TO The
public
1. An ele. ant dinner was served W by Mr..
Decker Dana. in which all Thai the season
sgo'is aod something more were spread upon
biz tables.
Never, IN any occasion, has larger as
serblage III inasoolc brethren been collected
" ;his Stale.
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EAGLE TAVERN. $50 called
NJ A...S:o. ILL, 1GSh

~ HNCIlOH, July I9lN.
THAT valuable lot Of LAND and HOUSE, i,u
L sssd on FORR.sTREET tClsy-Covel P~s
issS. .kso~a BY the name Of the EAGLE TAv.
kRN. -
~ For parsieuisys respecting ,aid property
p.ease call 90 ATWOOD 4 Quincy, Aue,'ss.
Sale on ,he prep;ses, pseeiieiy II y O'Clock.
the oh u'y. Tesns liberal ADD made esswc
ct the (sls. =, -.
Post,asd, Juus 90 1880 .Y,*
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AW0YI0NfSo
Eneiish Goods Sale.

/uS eeo'e ~~"O~" N1ue0'
(To satisfy an Execution.) will be sold :
Public Auction, at tbe LONG aOOM, ErcacA.
Street,
THIS Day, II 9. s'eiock 4. n.
THE entire stock of Dry Goods Dealer, eoh.
Il prising general assor, ment Of
European, India and y4me,Tcan Coco.
Among with
60 pieces CALICOES,
40 pieces CAMBRlCS,
20 pieces BOMBAZE1TS,
100 groce BUTTONS.
Brood Cioths-Cassmeres--p Cloths-b-
zes-Flsnnels--irish Linens--L,nen Cambrics-
Observation-Disclosures SIN tings-V esting.-
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Han LUstripy.
Black !Crspe-Ginahams--- orsted d awers--
uesieryKid, Beaver and Silk Gloves--Velvets--
Misunderstanding tSnk--Cottcn Baiis-P,ns-
Needles-Sllk Braids.-Ribbons -Ac. &c. &c.
-ILSO-
Factory Blesched md unbIeae he'd Cotton Shirt
observation-disclosures and sstiinetts.
- The above Goods are sDorthy the dt-
tention of ENGLISH GOODS DEALERS.
AMOUNT cost as per InrOice abouf 5000.
TERM3--Unler 500 cash, from iOOto $500
90 days over 500 4moalhs.-ApProved endorsed
totes. >, -.
The Coos may be exsmiped the Friday and
saturday pre-. ious 10 the sSre
J. M. GERRlSH, Deputy Sheriff.
ATWOOD g. QUINCY. Auc'frs.
Portland June, g 1890.
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PAPER H4NGIN'GS.

CALVIN STOCKBRIDGE,
II AS just received an extensive assortment.
4 IF PAPER HANGINGs, from ono dollar
TO twenty eve cents
Also
s- Ms s.. .ss d.. '' H.. IRON,
Spike and Deck Nail Rods,
Shapes 1Od Malt Plates.
81 bbls. fresh supertine FLOUR.
Northyarmou,h, June .6.
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Elegant French Paper-Hangings,
Military Goods, &c.
No s. Merchants nm,
EDW ARD HOW. Upholsiersr,
LAS just received an extensive assortment
Plan, Orange, Blue Green. and Landscspe
French and Ame ricsn rAPER-HAN0INS, vita
borders TO match.
MILITARY GOODS.
Such a. giil and plated II user,--cu, and ,brus,
Swoi d.-very cheap Brass moun,en ARTILLERY and
Cavalry Hanger Red Morocco Belts for ditto
real god, siI.er gilt and plated Epauleis-gold and
silver sword Knots-gold silver, g,l, and plat Ell
LACE-.liio Cords and Hat Tas.cI-bei, plstes--
Chains Il Saiseis---s,ik & W orsted Ss.hes-P Plume,
Of lit sn, cciors--gilt md brass Eagles, Ac.
or. The above ~ addition to bis former stock
msscs he sssortment complete I'd viii be sold 81
UPHOLSTERY.
Live Geese, sea. Fowl, Russia and Palermo
FEATHEhS--Linens aud Cotton Bedticking. very
cheap, aud Of the bess quality gs-
F,inges for Curtsins--Hsir Alst rsssss-soia,--
Easy Chairs. &c. pets Of any quality made at q
short nuWe.
An ASSOC usot of elegant gils aud mahogany
LOOKING GLASSES,
from Dnggcr,'s Msrnfactory--will be sold a, very
r.uce pr.ct To close the saic OF he consignment.
---4LSO-
One TIMEPiccE, Of Wnlarrs Patent, whic
was made before the patent had iua Cat. and esn
be warranted for time.
June %.
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Jur PUBLISHED AND ron SALE At THE
PORTLAND BOOK STORE,
A TREATISE ON

The. Nev Jerusalem. aau us Heavenly Doctrine
Translated from the Latin Of
EMANUEL sWEDENBORG-PaIcE so CENTS.
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publishing the yeas and nays in our last, our
compositors inadvertently misplaced the heads so
as 20 render one two Of them essentially wrong.
When we are more at leisure We shall endeavor
10 correct them.
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PRICES CURRENT

1T Portland, June 26, 1920, taken from
recent sales and wholesale dealers prices.
CORRECTED EVERY MONDAY
BY ATWOOD & QUINCY.
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IRON SADDLERY.

SHAME ana ,elna,h pls', on1r"pS, 3p".' , naeeas
in'ets ana ro''er n'e1,es "F'sS Na'' o,a,s an"
IRON trunk LOCKS a' iia'"res iH',,. e"a y gose"
ueo; wrouSn, an' Gu, ,'sss 800 p..,.,, n''S,
s,rfups anu spurs saaa'e ra''s p"oA'es an"
Gha,ns' an assof'i'es, u 'a'p,,r anu 'ao,n'"e,
iooS variety vi pfeNs "hu no" o'n"i's"oAs
and Lamps brass fA"a'.""s' 'ou' DC ''' "e o''s-
wire ''"eu , ..o ', ,ean - r. III
ae'cfip''o" " o'ass a"a 'on -. n, a''"
Hinges nc'uu'hg various sz r r's''s up'n. nu'.s
oil sizes screws; sno'e' a"n iohss "a'e,s 'e"
Trays; oresa, kn'is a"o cues .s ir.,s riasons
brushes a"o ,lo"e, 'o''e y. '''o ~ VI .e"
anu lnpfoNtu tDbeitucibh' Stou uNfhitintut VI
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N. CRAM & co.

FORE STREET. Head Of Long Wharf,
HAVE FOR sALE-JUsT RECEIVED,
Oh chests and bo,es Young Hy Z Tcc
w son, II. Skin & Souchong L EAc,
so barrels Howard Street, Baltimore Flour
pipes Cognac Brandy,
do Hollands Gin,
g. do American Gin,
Is hide w. l and N. 3. Rum,
s do Molasses,
5 quarter Casks Vine,
tierces pure Sperm Oil,
do HAVANA Honey,
10 casks Nails,
10 do Malaga anS Smyrna Raisins,
Boses Bloom and sIuscste, Raisins,
Boxes Pipes, Windsor Soap and Birthstone,
6 bsgs Pepper and Pimento,
do. Baga Whi'e Sugars.
Boxe, Candles, Starch, Chocolate and Glass
go bolts Russia and Ravens Duck,
60 doz Hoes, = do Shovels and Spades.
Bbls Ginger, sulphur and Blown Salt,
10 boxes Oranges -kegs of Tobacco,
10 casks Powder,
SO reams Whiting and Wrapping PsPer.
so quintals Fi,h,
Barrels Muscovado Sugar,
Loaf sugar, Ca'sis, Cloves, Nufmegs, Indigo,
Alum, Coppera. Logwood, brsx,l'e:to,
Salt Pstre, Shot, Floor Mats, Ccru Bsooms, &c
.also--A general assortment Of
Hard md Hotiom Ware.
May 2. If
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G-NEW STORE,
NO.tz. JONES' ROW,
'onuEaLy oocuPIEDby the CUMBERLAND BANK.


NO.tz. JONES ROW,
FORMERLY OCCUPIED b. the CUMBERLAND BANK.
l.. & A. II. CROSS,
Haze for sale WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
I2 Chests Souchong, Hyson Skin,
IL Young Tyson ard hyson ia, Of the h's,
quaity-Liyerpool Packets and Midas cargoes
4 Pipes Cognac and MarseilIes b. andy
s Pipes scbietam Gin
5 Pipes American do.
5HhLs. st. Viucent's Rum
9Hhds. Old Wndward Isl. RUM, whick has
been eighteen months in the London Ware
house,
OR. Casks Sicily Madeira Wine
Is i,ags double boiled Sugar
20 Boxes Mould Candles
3 Cases Sweet Oil
1900 bis. Java and W. I. Coffee
3 Bales New-Orleans Cotton
20 Boxes Muscatel and Bloom Raisins
Kegs Harris Brand Tobacco
10 Boxes by 9 Window Glass
1900 IBIS. soft sheiled Almonds
Hbds. retailing Molasses
Loaf sugar--few bags English Walnuts
IS Bolts Ravens Duck
Tons fus,ck
Ginger; Pcrpr; Pimento Cassia Indi
90; Nntnegs &c. g..
100 Bbls. Superfine Flour
o. The above Goops will be sold for cash or
approved credit as low as at any store in town,
If Jan. II.
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NEW GOODS-Cl,tqpl
VINTON Il cox,

Hare ltst rectired aud are noW orcaing for sale,
a rery eTiensire assortment q
New and Fashionable Goods,
...AMoNG WHICH ARE.
GUPERFlNg BROADCLOTHs, all colcurs,
~ Do. Do. CASSlN1ERES,
Elegant London VESTINGs,
Do Do. PRINTS,
Five Cafe, CALICOES VERY cheap
Cotton Cambricks, a snd o.,
Cambrick Muslins,
Book, Leno, Null and Jackonst MUsLINs,
plain and 6gured-Britfh Coaons,
Black aud colored Lu,trngs,
Black synchaws, and Sarsuett',
Black silk Hzadkerchitf,
Black silk Shswls,
Black, white green and pink italian Grapes,
Two cafes 4 a, 8, Irifh l.ineus,
3-4, A, 5-4, 6 4, IA h 81 Cotton Shawls,
Linen Cambrcks Cotton Hole,
Oil Gioths-Brown Linens,
An assortment sewing Silk,
Very Superior Twill,
Cambrck and comMon Dimities,
White Jeans--Sattine,ss- Factory Co'tons,
Factory Checks and Gingham,-rickings
Together with every other article which COM
prise very complete sfortmeo,, add will be
sold much lower than u,ua
May 2. u.f)
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1-IIR subscribers having been appointed by the
1 Hon Samuel freeman, Judge of Probate for
the County of Cumberland, Commissioners TO re-
cc;ve and examine The claims Of the creditors to
the estare o.
JAMES HALDEN MEGQUlER,
late Of New Gloucester, in said county clock
maker dsccaed. ntestaie, represented insolvent,
hereby give notice that xix mooths from the
twenty si.,h day ef April last, are allowed said
creditors To bring 10, and prove their claims, and
that they will attend 'ha, service at the Dwelling
hou. OF israel Smith, pfq in raid New Gloucester,
on he last Thur'day, Of July, Augsn, September,
,nd October peY-. from two to FIVE o'clock in
the after noon of each ofsaid days.
WIN. BRADBURY, Jr.
JOHN HARRIS, Jr.
New C lcucester, May ~, 1920
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to
/ all concerned, that he has been duly appoint
ed. aud has taken upon himself the truM Of ~
Administrator upon the csla'e of
ALEXANDER McCOLLY,
late of Fryeburg, 10 the county of Oxford, Black
.mith deceased, by giving bond as the law directs
he therefore requests all per'ons who are indebted
to raid deceased. estate, to make immediate pay.
men, and those who have any demads thereon, &c
exhibit the same for settlement to
BENJAMIN WOODMAN, Admir-.
Fryeburg, april 8, 1870.
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GEORGE Y, ARkEN,


Fore Street, near re kead@ lnerah5m's Uharf,
Has JUST RECEIVED
u Hhis St. Croiz aud West lndia Rum,
" do. old J.maics do.
edo. American DIN,
Pipe Holland 90.
7i-2 do. and quarter casks Malaga Wine.
Is Chest, aud boxes Young Tyson and Sou
chung Tea,
Is Bo1e. mould sud dipt Candles,
loCa,k. cut cd. and Id Mails,
IL DIE. Shovels aud Hoes,
SO Rsam, Wrapping Paper,
20 do Writing do.
s. Qaiotas Pollock Fab,
20 Bic. Blown Salt,
10 Boxes LEMON,
Casks and Boxes Raisins,
Bag, Pepper and P'mehto.
Bags and Barrels sugar,
1000 lbs Gsa quai'y cteese,
Is Bore. by 10 ADD By Window Gas,
6 Cwt. Patent ihot,
Oaks Powdef,
Barrel. Of Pork Sperm Oil, Ca'ia, Cloves, Nut
meg,, Ginger, Suithur, Rice, &c.
Portland, May IS, 1920. CIV
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-05-30

~G1S<2
NATHAN WINSLOW,
OFFERS FOR SALE. al his Store. at The Sign o
the WH.fL =, Just btiow NE Hoy-Seoies,
WINTER AND SUMMER STRAINED
SERWACEII OIL,
Of superior quality, for burning. Ibis Oil in 4
lamp properly trimmed. directions for which vii
be furnished gratis is arisnted TO burn until
haus,ed without snuiling or picking up. produces
more smoke than candles, is less liable TO grease
about house safer on aednu Of fire not subject tc
waste by being placed in a enrrent OF air, and by
actual experiment proves ne ebenp as candles al
ten cents per pound. 1t is likewise preferable &c
any other grease foi oiling wool. il mikes il rut
smoothly, does moi uerome gutipous by laying
any length of time and 'le yarn is easily ceansed
lie likewise Keeps large assortment of plated
brass aud japaned LAMPs-pocket and large
!.snthorns.
". clamps and Oil furnished on trial,
10 be returned IL not satisfactory. Oil put up in TN
cansters, from 2 to o gallons, and sent gratis to
any part ofthe town.
ALSO--A general assortment Of
Groceries, HOLLOW 6 Hard Ware,
Among which are, best of German MILL
SAWS, English ANvil.S. VICES and sllOV-
Els, by III. dozen or single--an assortment Of
COTTON YARN, from the most approved Fac
tories.
Russia, Swedes and English IRON
1000 lbs. Blisered and cast STEEL.
Spike and Nail Rods--Plough-riou and
Cros Bars.
Tons LOG WOCD,
SO Boxes spermaceii CANDLES,
IS do. I by 9, & 8by 10, WINDOW GLASS.
A consignment, OF Philadelphia MILL
SAWS, made purposely for this market.
A constGn,suppiy OF saco NAILS ofevcry size,
~ A large assortment Of Machine and
Hand CARDS, made al the Factoryof JOHN
WINSLOW & Co.
Best Engli,h COMB PLATE and EMERY.
~ ESSENCE.OF SPRUCE, by the bar
rel or smaller quantity, with directions for brew
ing it--whch makes on excellent and cheap
beverage
NJ CO.MMI SSION BUSINESS
attended to with promptness and fidelity and o,
ders for any oflte above executed with dispatch.
Nov. 10. tti)