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For SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale a part OF
his - -bl Inn M las.o o., ~n,
conn'y ofPenobsco', consisting oftwo DOUBLE
AW MILLS. almost new and IN com lc
Ter, with and durable dam. built by he
nos' experience W. km-n.
Two hundred acres of LAND, adjoin.
log The same W. s'orvs two ~. ~
Houses ; several snail buildicgs;s Biaoksm his
S. p with good -e' of Tools he will sell any
p ut II the above to suit purchasers, fr m ore
two three quarters 5 I'd Mills ale 81 usicd OH
the Main Psnobsco, River, md always have .
constant supply OF water, and Logs, and are
nine miles from the tide wster, ,w I've niles
from he fast growing village of Bangor.
place OF increasing trade. AL he lonte cut
said mills Is rstted vt The mills in rAf $, from
ten 10 thirty thousand. and sen, TO B,ngor with
out difficulty, Where they s,e shipped to any
marke,.-For terms sppiy 20 jos. Pcpr, Mer-
chant, Portland, os The sub.ciihrr On be re-
misses. JACKSON DAVIS.
OroDc, Jan. IL 1920. #
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NOTICE..

THR ,ub'crihe' hereby give puh';c notice TO all
: s'l eooee.ned that he has been duy appointed
aud taken upon him he trus of .dm,nisirasor de
boni, non with the will ANNEXED, on the estate of
NATHANIEL WILLIS, ate Of Paris io The
epuniy of Oxford, ye, man deees e., BY giving
bo0ds - 'he law disecu- He the efore tequcs
all pee who a,e Indebted 10 the 's,d deseA.sds
eaaieto make immediate paymsu' I; and hose who
have any demand. thereon 70 esh.is same 20
JON THAN BEMI,, .4dm,r.
April 4.
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CAUTION.

A Ii persons are forbidden to purchase OF Josep,
IA BIe,hsn note Of hand which he holds agains
me for the sum OF fifty dollars. dated Novenbel
18th. 1917, as am determined never to pay III.
same, having received no consideration for III
same. STEPHEN BLEIHEN.
Lisbon, March 90, 1920.
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Cdlicoes, Linens, &c.
BARBOUR Il SCOTT,

GIc"onge oIfee1,
II AVE JUS I received, handsome assortment
i i Of Csiicoes-Pink. Lilac and Buff Gin CHAM.
-Mnsl,ns-.C smbrics--l,ish Linens--Figured
Crsvats--Flsg silk Hdkfs-Best Black Levpntine
-Sstinetts-l,ed Ticking.
HLSO-lOO Pieces India calicoes low
A few elegant bordered and plain CASH
mere Shawis, at prices very much reduced.
Aprt 1, 1890. Is tis
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SCHOOL.

THE SUBSCRIBER ni.nds 10 commence
l. his spring quarter on Tuesday, 1ith ns,. 1t
his school room in Hwy Make .Nnw. His
school b, ing small. he will have an opportunity
to pay particular Aucn ion o he youth, who may
bs com sittrd 10 his care. He feel, era rfni.f for
past foyouss. and hopes he shlli in FL IRE mctlt
public patronage GALES CHASE.
Portland, April J, 1920.
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Maine Charitable Mechanic Association.
rTHt. MEM BERs ofthe Maine'C. N. As,oc,a-
L ton, are hereby notified that their seml-ann',-
al meeting will be holden at Col. Burnham's Hail
TINS evening, Apnl l'b, 1920. at I, O'Clock.
A pnnctusi attendance is requseted.
Per order ELEAZAR WYER, Secretary,
April 1
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CUTLERY.
HENRY CRAWFORD,

INFORMS his friends aud he public that he in
L tends ca, ying n. above b-iness in al its
various branches at hi SH up in .Harkei-Sfreei.
Table koives Of all so't. cleaned and ,epare'--
Razors aud Scissor do. do.--P " Knives, new
blades put in r.. &c. Ap,iiA
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-04-04

TYHR subscriber haviag been spcoio ed by the
L Hon Samuel Freeman, Judge Of Probsie for
the county Of Cumberland, eomoissiossrs 10 re-
csive and sssmiss the elaine Of the CREDITOR to
the slate Of
SAMUEL DAVIS,
late Of Frespors, in said county, Mariner deeeas-
cd, ia,efisie, represented ;"seivens. hereby give
notice tat six months from the twenty seeo ad
day Of March infant are allowed said creditors
TO bring 10 aad prove their claims, add rha, they
will attsad that service ., the Store of wi liam
n. Stockbsidge, IN North Yarmouth, on the bird
Wednesdays Of July, Augua and September next,
from two - FIVE o'clock in the afternoon of each
OF tho(e days
WILLIAM a. srocksBRIDcE. com'~
North Yarmouth, March ~, 1920.
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DIED,

In this town, Miss Tsmsin Thorio. aged IS.
: Al Nswglouesster on the 10Th inst. Captain
Thomas L. Roach, aged 55.-ln this dispensa.
ton, his family have lost kind and adsctionats
husband and father, and society IN honest man.
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FOR SALE,
GENUINE RHEUMATIC
RITTERS

MADE and sold by ANDREW RING. OF
lv1 Northyarmou,b, sole proprietor of this VAL
usbie med'cine. The subscriber by long and sue
cessfdl experience has proved this Bler to be the
most efec'ual remedy ever offered To the public
for the following comp'sints -
Rheuma Bloody FIux- Dissen,ary -
Jaundice aud Weakness IN the Stomach purchas-
ers will find this to be very eGrctusl IN families a
we'll as mariner who subject to sudden change.
fhcat and cold in different clmes. hc,e Bitter.
are prepared from an Indian Receipt, witch the
subscriber has been in possession Of for twenl,
three yesrs, and feels full confidence in offering
them to the public as. in five hundred cases, ant
some of the longest standing, few il any ha We
proved Intellectual. ANDREW RING.
Noethyarsnonth, March %, 1890.
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raa..h.
Cumberland Rood 800, the government
of the United States entered into contracts for
making a road froa, Gumberlsnd in the state Of
Maryland, across the Allegany Mountains, to the
Ohio River, distance of $50 miles, and made
certain appropriations for that purpose. This
undertaking is not yet completed, and the ex-
pense has already amounted TO the enormous
sum of 81 ,514,OOO and demands are made this
session and granted for further appropriation Of
100000. The question naturally arises, why
is the public chest thrown open with such prodi-
gality for objects Of internal improvement OF
limit ed aud sectional nature Why must the
money Of the North, be so Iavishy expended in
pulling down the mountains Of the South /? Over
a million and a half Of dollars laid out on one sin
gle road 100 miles long, while we cannot obtain
$4,000, all We want, to make the notch OF the
Whae Hull passable. Is all internal improve
ment to be made at the South, aud nothing done
at the North !! We caunot Withhold our disap-
probation Of such an unreasonable and habitual
distribution Of the funds, upon one single OBJ
ject while by proper management tn benefits
might be extended over the whole OF this widely
spread country. The same money which that
one road will cost, would almost, We trust we
are within bounds, lay open good carriage road
and mail rout, from Eastport, at the eastern sx-
tremity Of Maine, to the ST. Mary's. Well may
we hear the sepulchral groans Of an empty treas
ury, and Of loans in time Of peace, If the public
funds are squandered in levelliag the obstruc-
tons which nature has piled up, between the At
Iantic and the valley Of the N ississippi.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-04-04

MARKED,
In Boston, Mr.. Ebsnsssr Chadwick, merchant,
to Miss Elisabeth Jones. daughter Of Hon. John
C.. Jonaa.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-04-04

Provision has been made al the General
Post Office. for sending third weekly mail
between Wiscasset and Castine, TO begin by
or before the first Of May next. Assurances
are also given that the mail shall pass twice a
week below Casline, and that the route shall
be shortened as much as practicable. Argus.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-04-04

There were received at the " Institution for
ssvinss'' IN this town on Wednesday lastS3l5.-
There are already over $4,000 deposited IN this
admirable Institution, and its success and useful
are coexiensiye with the knowledge of its
character and principles. The fourth quarter
VII commence on the third Wednesday Of this
rla..h.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-04-04

In answer TO correspondent who asks the
name Of the author Of the beautiful lines on the
burial Of Sir John Moore in our last paper, we
reply that in England they have been attributed
and generally believed to be from the nervous
and highly poetic pen Of Lord Byron. We wish
il had produced nothing more offensive to deli
cacy and pure morals than this elegant tribute
to the memory Of the hero Of Corunna, ard the
amiable and accomplished gentleman.
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AT q late meeting Of the Grand Lodge oil
Massachusetts,, we understand JOSIAH w.
MlrcsErL, Esq. Of Freeport, was appointed
District D. G. Master OF the ninth Masonic
Distriot-viee WrLLlAM SWAN, Esq resigned.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-14
Fl. WlNSLOW.

No. II. LONG WHARF
II AS for faIe souehous, Young Hyfoo and lily
Ton Skin TlAS-Casks and hcxes Malaga
Rai6us- pipes American aud Hollands CIN--do
Cogniac Brandy-Rufia and Ravenj Duck-bses
Calcutta sogars-boxes white Havasa Do.-Mss,
and No Beef No. ! Pork-Spetm Csudlss-
boxes Chocolste--bsgs Codes-hhds St. croiz
Runs--Frals Dses-bales prime upland Coston-
Nurmegs-bsles Of Italian writsipg and wrapping
Paper quantity Of Demijohos-s toos clean St
Peterborough Hemp, hyperion quality.
March
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PNew Goods.
BARBOUR s. SCOTT,
HAVE FOR SALE,
E1ci,onge Street,


HAVE FOR SALE,
TIME following COOLEST the latest impor
l. taiions, aud at the lowest cash prire'.
VIZ -
London Cloths and Cassimeres
Common and low priced Do--a lorse assortment
s-Coatings--swsnhins
Ladies' Cloths and p.lisse 10th, all colours
Blankets, from Ga 10 tA-4
A large assoc taent ot Cassaele shanis
Dombazetts, all colours
A complete assortment of FianGels
Wors,ed Ho.iery--heaeer Gloves
silk and Tabby vely.ls, all colours
Elegant black twill'd Silk, for Pelisses
Real Italian Black Lustsing
Black ACCOMPLISHMENTS aud Flarences
Italian and French Grapes of the best quality
Nankin and Canton Grapes
Nankin Grape Shawls
Real Italian Fioren,ines, foi Vesi,ng
A large assortmeu, OF WOODEN Nesting
Brown Camblet, for cioaks
Scotch Plaids--Piaid Bou,bazetts
Figured Salisbury Fiannels
Flag aud Randanna Handkerchiefs
Handsome Furniture Chin,z-Coppefplates
Imitation, Lawn plain Book, plain Leno and Ig.
ured Muslins
Whitesand Co,ou,ed Cambricks
Carlisle Ginehsms, Calicoes- Cotton Shawis
Plaid and chsngeable sarsne,s
Green Lus,ring, Green Canton Grape,
Silk and bingham Umbrellas,
Steam Loom shrtngs,
Fine and Common Saiinetts,
Factory Ginghams Checks Stripes,
bedtcks, Sheeiings, shirtngs, &c.
Russia aud Derry Diaper,
Red f. White American ELANNELS, &c. &c
Dec. IL. II.
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.qmerican Manufactured GOODS.
~ ROBERT ROBERTSON e. Co.
IT No. 90, State Street, BOSTON,
Have tor sale, general assortment OF
American MANUFACTURED Cotton g
WOollen GOODS.

WOoiien GOODS,
o" the best terms, Tor cash Y credit,
AnoSc WHICH Arr TnESroLIowING, yrz:
.BROADCLOrHS, Fiue and Super Fine,
'CAssiMERRS, Do. Do,
/. 50 Pieces common sa,iine,ts,
lao Fine Ditto
IS a. Blue, black and brown Plains
IS Do. do. do. Kesteys
SO BA'es paient Wafer Loom, brown sheetings
IS g Do. do. do. Shirtings
2 Cales SIS b!eaehsa Sheetiags
IL :" 8 and is-le blesebed Sbirtings
10 Plsids. Cheeks aad Stripes
1000 Lbs. Cotton Thread. 6ssi quality, ofail MOI
and colours
~ Cafes Cotton Yarns, Grst quali,y-blue and
white, oil Numbers
10 Cafes Bed Ticking, Let and snd quality
Wick asd Koistine Yarn,
Cotton Bss various qualities < colors,
5 ia and is-4 Counterpanes
Blue and white Dsnims- Twilled
White do. do.
30 Bales Cotton Boiling
Cssss Sastiseu Warrs, wsrp'd and sized rea-
dy for the looms
~ Doc. Sassinett. shutlles with Bobbias
Beet Mustard 10 Canis,srs, bottles or Kegs
50 Balss prime upland Cotton
Gr he above will be sold BY Bale, Cafe or
Piece, to suit parcAafers.
IAN kinds Of Wool received and fold on Com.
missicn-- No charge for Storage
Boston, February >. smo.
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4 HE subscriber. having been appointed by the
L Hor. Judah Dana, Esq Judge Of Probate for
the County of Oxford, Commissiousrs to receive
and examine, the claims .: the creditors to the e..
tate Of GBoRoE BARROWs, late Of Hebron, In
aid county, Blacksmith, deceased, Represented in.
solvent. hereby give notice tina, sir months are
allowed said creditors to bring 10 and prove their
claims snd that we will attend that service at the
hou,e of widow Eleanor Barfovs in ,sid Hebron.
on the 6rst Saturdays of April, Juns and Angus
next from two to Elk O'Clock ia the Afternoon O
each of said days
ROBERT CARR, Commis-
GIDEON CUsHMAN, sioner,.
HebroO, March eth, 1920. -
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New & Fashionable Goods
Received and noto opening Jof aale by
VlNTDN Il COX,

Received and noo opening for ufe ty
VlNTDN Il COX,
Exchange Buildings, near CUMBERLAND BANK
CONSISTING OF
CUPERFINE BRADcLoTHs, all colours
- Middling and low priced do. do.
Superfne am, low priced CAssiMLREs
Elegant NksTING
Bnskets-7 /, 8-4 ga, f0-4, ia and f2-A
Red. Green. Yellow, Biz. and White Flanneis,
Bookings; Swausk'ns,
DnIhl.s kerseys
Wofs,ed & Lambs wool Frocks aud Drawers
Mixd, BLK. slate and white worsted Hose,
Pelisse Cloths /; Pelise Flannels
Bambazetts Wildbores
Sa,,inetss. (large s,sortmeni)
Blown Csmblets
Calicofs Gipghams
steam Loom ahi, ting
Black Syuchaws aud Ssrsnels
Farsy Hsn.keschiofs ~
rlags aud Bsndanna Handkefcbiefs
f.xt,a fine Gilt Coat and Vest butsons
Black snd blue Italian sewing Silk
silk Twisi Of superior quality
Pad Ribbons plain 10.
Russia Diapers
Beaver, Buck.kiu and feecy lined Gloves
Patent aud common Braces
alibam Co,tous 7-5. Al and 81
Factory Ginghams aud Checes
5 and Ca English Checks
licking
nlae and Red Woollen Caps
Wooden lomforiefs &c. AS.
~ A i OF which ase lately received aud " il
be sold al unua..iy low prices-purcaaser
~iil hal il, 10 ,aeir advantage 10 call aad Ell
anime ,hen,
JANUARY, l 1879.
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FOR SHE.

A pleasantly situated GOLDsMIIH's STAND
4 \ near Freeport Corner, Piea,ant Street. onl
quarter Of an acre of Land coutaising a smal
House completely finished inside, together with a
BARN and sHOP-s!l OF which will be sold OF
very reasonable terms. For further particulars in.
qulre OF JOHN WESTON.
Freeport, Feb. 25.
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l.. & A. III. CROSS,

l.. q A. Ii. CROSS,
Hare for sale WHOLESALE and RET.9IL,
I2 Chests Souchong, Hyson Skin,
~ Dung Tyson and Tyson ia, OF tue hrs
quaiity--Liserpool Packets aud Midas cargoes
Pipes Cogniae and hsrseilIcs b andy
8 Pipes schiedam Gin
Pipes American do.
Blinds. 81. tincent's RIM,
9Hnd.. Old W,ndward Isl. Rum, which has
been eighteen m..nihs in the London Ware
house,
Or. Casks Sicily Madeira Wine
Is Bags double boied sugar
20 Boxes Mould Candies
s Cases saeetOn
1909 Lbs Java and ". !. Coffee
Bales New Orleans Cotton
30 Boxes sIusca,el aud Bloom l,asins
Kegs Harris B and fohncco
10 Boxes Z by Window Glass
$40 IBIS sol, sheed Alinouls
: Hhds. retailing Moissses
Loaf sugar--lea bags English Walnuts
So Bolts Ravens Duck
Ions fust,cs
Ginger; Pepper rimento Cassia Indi-
go Nutmegs, Sc. SC.
100 Bbls. Superfine Flour
OPihe above GOODS "a III be sold Tor cash or
approved credit US low us al any store in town.
III. Jan. II.
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THE MISSES MAYO,

yNylLL re open her SCHOOL. on the first q
w -4pra where vii be ,"usia The usua of"ii-
chr OF uselnl AID o.naneiuai ednea,i"n
Those pascnu wishing 10 easaee 'hsn """g"-
,er. vii, leave tier eHiy ~ tie spiihS, III
H. bon.e OF Ntes. MAYO, Cumberland stftti.
Eebrnars -. tsaJ.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons Indebted 10 the Estates of The late
IA Messrs. JOSEPH IL3LEY X 'OHN NIGH
OLS are hereby inforned ,bat their Notes aud
accounts, are lief, at the cilice Of WooDsrRx
SroHEn. jun. Esq. in Middls-Streei--sber they
IRE requested TO call aad make payment PRIOR to
the first da. OF May nesi
Those pei sons VINO have demands against either
OF said Esiates, afe desired TO exb. then, withort
delay to ibe satscrite's
HOSEA IiSLEY,
BENJAMIN lLSLEY.
Jan. Is. On
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Ccparinership Formed.
a NrHONY KNIGHT 'nforms bic friends aud
"A customers that be has taken into Partnership
JOSHUA WEEKS and that the Coopering
Busioe(s will in future be conducted under the
firm of
KNIGHT e. " EEKS,
At his old uacd on Portland Pier.
FOR SALE B7- THE A1OrE,
1000 quintals Cod Fish.
ANTHONY KNIGHT,
JOSHUA F. WEEKS.
March Z.
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YNHE subscfibes hereby gives public notice o
al concer"ed, shat he has bee, huy sr-
pointed and tsken upon himself the uus, If
Administrators Of the(bt Of
lcHABOD WARREN, Jr.
late Of Denmark, in the county III Oxford, grr-
tlemanj ocessed. by giving bond - the law 81.
rects-is therefore requests ell pc, sons v 10
are Indebted to the said decessed's estate 20
make im9edis,c payment and those who have
any demshcs thereon, 10 exhibi, the same for
settlement to
ISAIAH WARREN. 1dm'r.
Denmark. Feb. "a, 1890.
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Fresh Figs. Raisins, Prmes,
Nuts, DC. DC. DC.

Fresh Figs, RaisinS, Prmes.
Nuts, DC. DC. DC.
THIS DAY RECEIVED,
4O drums Fresh Turkey Figs,
10 boxes do Muscatel Ksi.ins,
10 do do Bordeaux Prunss.
Zant Cursaats -Dates--Wa lnuts-Jordan Al
nonds-FibeIts
Also
100 boxes Mould and Dipped Candles, (ali szes)
20 chests and boxes of
9 Ss,"s' Tyson. TEAS,
ss.s%o ss' .s Ssss.ai fo sr H..s,,.
o00O lbs. Rhode Island and Connecticut Cheese.
2O0O do. Java and West India Coffee,
Boxes Chocoiate-bags Shells,
Bags P.mento,
DO. Pepper,
800 lbs. double refined Loaf Sugar.
700 do DO do Lump do.
so bbls. Superfne FLOUR,
so bb.s do. Family do.
Cognac Brandy-Jamaics Spirits-Hollapd Gin
Wines, all k,nds--frime Cigars and Tobacco, will
gcne,si assortment
Best Groceries,
at very Reduced Prices by
VINTON & COX,
JOINING CUMBERLAND BANK,
Ezchaage-Streei, Ppriland.
March Z.
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Nan supply Of Books and Sta

Nan supply Of Books and Sta
tionory.
susT RECEIVED AND EoR SALE Ar THE
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE,
No. Q, Merchants Rom. Middte-S i.--Iiriand,
By JOSEPH JOHNSON,
AIORSE's Universal Gtvgl Apply, Q vols. la
lvl test edition.
smith on Moral Sentiment
EnGeld's Philosophy. new edition
BigcIow's Digest
History of Ncw-York
Evenings Entertainments
Greek Exercises
italian q ram,nar
Dc. Dictionary
Gibbons Roule, 8 vols.
Cases Of Conseryes
Ben smin's Architecture, new edition
English Synonamy. by Crabbe
Wa,ts' Scripture History for the use of schools.
ttuarto Bibles, good assortment.
Also
= A large ASSORTMENT OF
Chiiiren's Books and Stationary.
March
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The subscribers hereby give public nolicsl to
al concerned, that they have been duly 40
pointed aud taken upon themselves the trust Of
sdma.ss!ators on the estste of JAMES FRENCH,
'He o. Norway, in the County OF Oxford, gentle.
man, eeeea'ed. ~ giving bond - the law directs
eeosee to the said dsesased's estate to make inme.
d,ats payment and those who have anv demand.
thereon to exhibit the sane to
JAMES FRENCH,
Norway, Peb. IS, 1890
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20 Dollars per Thousand for Red Oak
ST.1VES.
WANTED Fifty Thouiaad Of Red Oak HID.
w SLAVES Of the following dimeafions, viz.
Not leis than ~ inches loag nor Ieis than Is
ipches brood. including cap, su inch thick on
thsthin edge, 70 be well drsGed, aad delivered on
or'hsfose the sia Of July nest. Caih will be paid
for any part Of the above quantity on delivery
Inquire. 81 .snAw d TnAxTss. Maine. trest, or
- ]. Richardson,
March 8w Long Wharc.
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March 7th 1920.
NOTICE.

A LII perfous having demands agsiuh the Over
"a feers of the Poor are requeited 10 hand them
IN 10 the fu5lcriber on or before he goth iplt-
II. WIESLOW, lrcalurer.
Portland, March 6
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or NEWS7ORE. 60

MASON GREENWOOD.
INFORMS his friends aud the public that he has
! taken tbs STORE lately occupied by Elias
Shaw, opposite Hay Market Row. a few doors west
Of the Hay-Scaes where he intends keeping gen.
ersl assortment Of
Vest India Goods s. Groceries.
Factory Goods, S.c. O. the best quality, which
will be sold at the lowest prices fer Cash or good
country produce.-Csnstan, attendance will be
given and every favor gratefully acknowledged.
Jan. Is, 1890 II.
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"A Fact.-The patriotic General KoscIUsKos
has bequeatned fund exceeding $4,000, in
the hands of Prcsidout Jefferson, for educating
and emancipating young female slaves. Gen
Cooke, of Virginia, now administers this fund.
Gle served as a Colonel, in the American arrs
during the war OF the reYoiutio1.
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p FLAX-SEED,
WANTED by N. 4. L. DANA T. Co.
Nobember, s.Isis. A.
Chair Wanufucfoyv.
latr Wanufactory.
JOHN HAGGET.

ID ESPECfFULLY informs his friends and the
~ public in general, that he continues to e. ~
on the chair making Business in all its various
branches, 'at his shop in Union Street, next JuoI
below the Pos, Office Cshs shop 7a'eiy occupied D.,
Very and Hagget,) where CHAIRS Of every 4. :.
erption. will be manufactured, ia !. neat aud wo k
man like manner, and at The shortest notice ;
nc viii use every endessobr in his power, 10 &c
full satisfaction to those who may please 10 IN.
pioy him having employed a painter from he
southwafd his Customers may he assured. that LIS
work will be finished IN a. approved and fash ~.
able Style as eau be done 10 ptrtsndsor eiseuh r..
Also, ornamental Painting. II very Kind, exc
cuted with neatness aud despateh.
CHAIRS ready made and other articles in lis
lite constantly on band.-old Chair repsi 4,
painted over. &c. &c.
Portland, Tuesday. 9Th Nov. 1919. (6m.)
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