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HATS AND. SCHOOL BOOKS,

TEN boxes Mems, Youths and Chill
l. drens HATS, 6a:dsome and cheap, Just re-
ceived from New.York and for sale at
q. WANTON's Book & Hat Store.
.dmong them are :---
J. J.WILLsoN's celebrated imitation beavers and
Mems white and black Hats, with wide brh.:. at
the low price of s 8 each.
Tweedy & Benedicts limitation beavars--hrst
quality mems real Superfne ditto.
White, Brothers & Co. imitation beavers - W ater
proof ditto inside entirely of Fur. Aght and hand
son'e.- Also best No. ], Hats.
Children's white and black Beaver, and rsd Me.
rocco Hats.
For sale ds above,
SO Reams writing paper, Cap No. I, 2 & 3, at one
dollar per Ream less than the usual price.
Letter paper and Stationary, Of every description.
School Books Of every kind in use-as Alden's
and Webber's 1st. Cd & Sd vols--Cummiugs,
Morse and Goldsmi,h's Biographies. Arithmctics
-Grammars. Dictionaries, Testaments, &s.--ses-
meme nd Blank Books.
Paper HdngingS and Borders,
For Rooms and Window Curtains, selling oh at
very reduced prices.
UT Those persons who are indebted to G. WAN.
TON, and the more especially those whose Accounts
have been of long standing, are earnestly requested
to call and make payment, otherwise their Ac
counts will be put in suit in the course Of 10 days.
Newport. May IL. 1920
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POMTl&Y N.
ISEAECTED.1
:....::.
THE DEAF AND DUMB BOY.

-OO-~
yhen smiles play around thee. why sad and forlorn,
Amid all the transports thy fellows enjoy;
lnlifes cheerful morning what prompts thee TO mourn!
Alas he is silent poor sadfated Boy
when nature is robed in her mantle of green.
And winter has fed with his vapors and SHOWS,
Eyery bough has its vocslsts giadd'ning the scene,
He nougbt of his soul cheering melody knows
His ear never welcom'd the music Of sound,
His tongue never utter'd the wonders of thought,
His duties and end wrapt in darkness profound,
Have ne'er to this child of misfortune been taught.
Perchance ere the period when heart rending woes,
To premature grave had fond mother brought,
AS maternal affection more fervidIy glows.
When our path through existence with sorrow is
fr5ught
Life's ga,h'ring ills were dispeld by her smiles,
For love an inaudible language can speak,
But bereh of that friend who all su!i ring begues,
The tear Of affection traces his check.
His wants disregsrded. his wishes unknown,
Yet generous bnsoDs with sympathy feel,
When they made his condi;ion--a moment their own.
His eloquent, silent, resistless appeal
Though dresr be his prospects. we view with delight,
His sorrowing features now brightning with joy,
For Mercy descending in vesure of white,
Will solace the speechess and destitute boy. 4
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BY MePresident Of The Uai,ed Stases

WHEREAs. by various acts Of Congress the
w President of the United States is authorized to
direct II public lands which have been surveyed
70 be offered for sale
Therefore, !, James Monroe. President Of the
United States, do hereby declare and make known
tha, public sales, for the disposal (according to
law of public lands, shall be held as follows, viz
AT Franklin, in Missouri, on the first Monday in
January next. for the sale Of
Townships 81 to SIS, in range rs, west Of the 5th
principal meridian line.
SO to SIS, ranges 81 and % do
81 to 55, range % do
At the same place. on the first Monday in March
next, for the sale of
Townships 81 TO S. in range 80, vest Of the 5th
principal meridian line.
soto Sc. in ranges 81, 80 and SO do
At St Louis, in said estate. on the FIRST Monday
in December next, for the sale Of
Townships IS TO A. in range and 2, east Of the
Sth principal meridian line.
At the same place, on the first Monday in March
next, for the sale Of
Townships 3s to ID, in ranges 8 and 4. east.
AT the same place, the FIRST Monday in May
next, tor the sale OF
Townships IS to "a, in range and s, east, and of
IS and 44, in range 2 east.
At Jacksou the county OF Cape 0irardeau in
the said state, on the first Monday in February
Aext, for the sale Of
Townships 80, in ranges to ID, cast OF the 5th
principal meridian line.
80, range 4, east do.
%, 80 &3i S do.
81, 80 s. SIS do.
At Edwardsvle, in the state Of Illinois, on the
6rst Monday in January next, for the sale Of
Townships to 13, in range >, west Of the Sd prn-
cipal meridian line.
1Itol3 10 and ii do.
6tol3 12 and l3 do.
stol2 IL do.
At Vandaa, in the ssid state, the third Mon.
day in January next for the sale Of
Townships S to 10, in range 1, east Of the Sd
principal meridian line
8to 10 ranges 90, S and 6
1's'sa"d and 10 10 range ! east
At Palestine, in said state. on the second Monday
;nFcbruary next, for the sale OF
townships to 10, in ranges 9, 10 and III, east Of
the Sd principal meridian line.
SOLO range IL, were of I'd princi.
pal meridian line
8, land 10 ranges IL and IL.
At Detroit, in Michigan Territory, on the first
Mono y in November next, for the sale of
Tow hips 8, and 10 S. in ranges and east.
and 9 6
7,8 and 9 7 and 8
Except such lands have heen or may be re.
eryed by law for the support Of schools, or for 9TH
purposes rhe lands shalt De sold in regular nu-
fnericsI order, beg ginning with the lowest number
CT section, township, and range.
Given under my hand, at the City of Washington,
this nineteenth day OF September 1920
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President.
JOSIAH MEIGS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Oct. IL. 1swt1stMay.
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UNION FACTORY.

.~ENHE subscribers respectfully informs their
Il friends and the public in general, that they
ave added to their establishment complete set
Of new Cards, suitable for cardng Of Merino wool
in the best manner which together with their for.
mer machinery make their establishment complete
Wool OF all grades carded into rolls at the lew
est terms They wish to receive wool for manu-
featuring or shares or contract as may best suit
their employers. They continue to carry ON their
Clothing business in all it's various branches. Nv
cry attention will be paid to the coorng Of Grapes,
Rombszettes, silks. &c. The following persons
viii receive aud forward any articles intended for
the Union Factory.
GEORGE LtWTON, TpertSn.
JEREMIAH OXFORD, BrisfoI Ferrv
EDWARD STANHOPE, and
J. w. WATSON Msxtort
The subscribers, return their sincere thanks to
their old customers and solicit the continusnce Of
their favours. JOHN BABCOCk
MOSES LAWTON.
Portsmouth, June 2
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CUNDALL'S MILLS.
W0OP Lardinp.'

THE subscribers inform their friends
l. and the public, that they have rep,enished
their Carding Machines with new Cards Of the fin
est and most approved manufacture. and thai the
are now enabled to Card Wool OF all grades, in the
best manner.
They continue to Manufacture all kinds Of Wool.
en- Goods, as ususi.-.aiso, they color and finish
Wooden Cloths Of all descriptions, and TO color gar.
ments. &c. that have faded, or become unfashion-
able--All branches Of the above business will be
done with despatch, and on the lowest terms, and
the least favor gratefully acknowledged.
CLARKE & GRlNNELL
B.-SANronD ALmYf.ittie ompton-PELsc
ConEY, Tiverton-- WILLIAM pEARsE, Bristol
Ferry-and jon SHERMAN, in Newport, will re.
ceive and forward articles intended for ,hs Manu-
factory. Portsmouth, Jeiy -, 1920
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NOTICE.

AMES TOWNSEND, informs his friends and
the public, that he has emplo, ed an exper fenced
workman, at the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS,
and is ready TO attend to the calls of bis Old Gus.
toners and Frends--the smallest favour will eb
gratefully acknowledged and punctualiy attended
to-csil at the Chambers over his Store. north
corner Of Bannister's-wharf
NeWport. March %.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having accounts stand
4 u ing with the subscribers, are requested to
call and settle the same without further notice, as
the business hereafter will be differently arranged.
JOHN WILLIAMS & son.
Feh IA
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REMOVAL.
SAMUEL S. MAYRANT,

1T1LOR,
ID ESPECTFUI.LY informs the public, that he has
IN removed bis shop to No 8, Bsnnisters wharf,
nearly opposite his former stand. where he continues
the business of Dry Securing Clothes, in supeilor
manner, as heretofore Having givsn the greatest
satisfaction in the above business he trusts by close
application and punctuaity, to continue to receive
the patronage of the public Feb. Ia.
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FOR SALE,

THE we'll known Tavern and Farm IL
Il Wellington, lately the properly oi Fee
man Mayberry, deaceased, consisting Of abous
sky five acres Of excellent lsrd |: well fenced
with stone wall, into lots of convenient sa4,
and containing due proportion Of orcbatdjoe:.
meadow, plowlsnd and pas ira age--witb srs.
cious Dwelling House, Store, Hall, Barn,
Shed, Cdb, and other buildings, ali ecectCd a.
great expense, and in toIerable repair. ThS
situation of the premises at the upper fous
Corners, near Tsunton River and Be kieT
Bridge, and tber Numerous canysniences ana
privilr ges cannot fail to make hem desir Ibic
to all persons wishing to combine and pursue
the business of agriculture, inn-keeping and
Merchandise, or TO vest prcpe,y y IN real o..
tate, which will pay more than tbe inte ,st cs
its cost. An unquestionabie Title will be CIV
en-, and pe session given, :he 2slh Of March
next For ssrms apply TO
NANCY MhYBERRY, of Newport,
JOHN HOWE Esq. of d istol,.
DAVID STANDISH, Of Walijnpton.
Nswp'lf ID -r.r., 27, 1920
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HES0, an LuDlber- I ard,
general assortment OF country Lurnber, con.
ssting of Ship Plank, boat Boards, comm on Oak do
and joists; half incE chestnut boards, &c. &c.
Wexford Oct q.
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Hardware, Cutlery, Ship Lhandleyy,ye.
VIM. II. RATHBONE,
Oilers for sale at his Store, head Of
Packet wharf
OUADRANTS, double and single

EyghDNhN 10, UOuDit anu 5HISlc
observation; Brass aud Wood Compasses I;
Spy Glasses; Cases Of Mathematical Instruments; I;
parallel rules Scales and Dviders Navigators and
Coast Pilots Charts, patent balfhour Glasses;
Log glasses; Bunting and Ships colours; quills,
writing, letter and log paper ink powder cordage
Of all sizes twine House, cabin, paint and scrub
brushes; brooms cabin mops |; log reels and chifs
deep sea snd hand leads hand pumps serving
naIiets' Blocks and hanks japan lamps and feed
ers horn and tin lantorns knives and forks hin.
ges Of all kinds; screws; brass and iron iatchss
locks coffee mills, jack aud pen knives, oons
cooks ladies and tormentors; axes, batcbets, han.
mers, japan and tin trumpets chisels, augurs. hles
saws, harpoons and grains, 6sh hooks sail needles
ana palms, leather, sheathng paper, caulking irons
and mallets; marlih spikes; iron shoyels ships
srcapers, gimblets, pump and capper nails, states
and pencils spanish brown. red lead tin, iron and
stone ware; patent deck lights brass pump boxes,
wrought and cut nails brads and tacks Of all sizes
tile. glue, chalk birthstone lampback, oars, hard.
spikes, Tar, Pitch, Turpentne and Rosip oakum,
with full assortment Of every articles usually cali
ed for in a Hardware and Ship Cbandlery store
CT Persons wishing Quadrants and Compasses
repaired, leave them al the sbovs store, where
they will be attended to.
\ Newport, June Ia.
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Columbian Grand ToAo ..asnss eseendsd cd

q
Columbian Grand Toko snss aseenoea co
FORTY.TWO PLAJES! marc
Nov publishing in 40 weekly numi'e -
IN at 10 l-2 cts. each. Two Of the piales''
are, spehdd Frontispiece, and sp engraved
Title-Page. The work is illustrated win cI.
planatory Notes, from the Writings of these
eminent divines, Henry, Brown, Scotf, ca Z,
Wesiey, and Clarke.
~. Persons residing in ,he country, vi"
may wish to subscribe. can be supplied wa'
this valuable Family Treasury, by eight nun
bers at time, or more, as isr as publishca,
on application to the appointed Ageni, at Ma
VIM. ONAN's Church.Stteet, Newport, X. .
N. Is. Subscription papers are left at
Mr.. STREgTER's Tavern, Bristoi---e.so, &.
Mr.. CoLE's Tavern, Warrco, r. I.
SETH LUTHER, Agent.
August 80. (H) M
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w Sulntals dry CodflSh ,
10 bbls Msckerel,
~ bbls Cider,
80 do Flour,
20 nests Cedar tubs,
IL do sugar boxes,
Is grindstones,
80 bundlcs wrapping
paper,
300 VT. hogs lard,
100 bushels potatoes.
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TO LEF,

(.fnd inmediate hossession given,)
- HOP No, on the north side the Parade, re.
- Gently occupied by DAVID WILLIAMS. For
terms. and other particulars, apply to MIR. Charles
Feke. May s.,
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JONATHAN REYNOLDS,

Has for sale at his store in Wlckiof9.
A General .4sNrtment of Hardware and
N Cutlery brass Andirons, shoveis and
;onss-- ALSO, Dry Goods, Shoes, and Gro.
ceres Dutch Plough Irons, and Flou2hs
ready made ; patent piich-fork broad and
narrow cast steel axes; par Iron and steel,
and nails of all sorts; boartb tile, bricks
stone lime, Window Glass and Putty.
sBaon,.,
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THE VOLATIL f. AROMATIC

II OLf IL Il hNOII n N
SNUFF, for Head. Hche g Cafarh.
y ECOMMENDED by Doct. wArIaHorsB, is
a now constantly kept for sale by e
SAMUEL w. v1NsON.
Newport, May 10, 1920.
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400 VT pearl ashes,
5000 hid hoops,
1000 fish barrels,
SO rum ditto.
20 bushels plaster,
500 pine Clapboard
25 m. do shingles,
500 chestnut rails,
80 bushels white
beans,
Is cords frewood,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-04

Court of Probate holden the Probate Oce in PORT
land, within and for the county of Cumberland. on the
first Tuesday of August the year Of Lord eighteen
hundred and twenty one,
IN the petition Of THONiAS MCCLELLAN. admin: strstor
" OF the estate of EbENEZER HATCH, late of Cor
ham, in said county, 1 del, ecessrd representing IN
the personal estate Of said deceased sucient pay
the debts which he the time OF his dc ah by
the hundred dollars and ry five cents
and for license sell and convey much Of the
real estate OF said deceased be necessary for the pay
nlebt OF said dests ana incid- ntal charges.
ORDERED-TtaE the petitioner give notice thereof TO
the heirs OF SAN deceased AZ all persons interested
said estate BY causing cory OF this order Be published
in The Portnd Cazett printed in Portland in said county
three weeks that h-v appear Probate
Court be held the probstc Oce third
Tuesday Of Sepembsf o'clock in the forenoon
and shew any they have why the prayer Of said
petition should NOT be granfed.
A. X. PARIS, JHdgs cf saiS Court.
AtTne coIv. Attest,
HsRAIFo soUTHcATE, Rrgisf--.
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yI the subscribers having been duly appointed BY the
w Hon ALBION K. PARIS, Judge of Probate, for the
county ct Cumberand receive and examine the claims
and demands g4inst the estate 1t
MARK MERRILL,
late Of Portland deceased represented usoIvent hereby
notice. that six months from the Uweutyrst OF
A. gust allowed 60 dtors bring trir
claims and prove their debts. and thar they will attend
that service at the Dwelling House ufZADOCK DEAN, in
Mnot from -four TO olock r. NJ. the lzss Saturday
Of this and the FIVE following months.
ZADOCK DEAN,
ISAAC CURRlER. 5''H ~
Ninot, Aug. IL. 1871.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber
- hiss undertaken 70 provide for sns support
THOMAS PAINE snd bis wife PHILA, with an
infsD' child, psupers of The town of Standish,
for twelve months from the Fl 81 day Of May las.
past and has inside provision ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
is 20 forbid s!l persons from Ia, boring trusting
either Of them. as will not p,y any debts Cf
their contracting after this date.
DANIEL MOODY.
S;an6ish, Aug. IT, 1921.
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NHE subscriber hereby gives pubck TO ali
cd tn she has been duly sPPonred and taken upon her
self the trust of Administrators the estate OF
John CERRISH,
ate Du ham, in the county Cumberland Ycomar de-
ceased by giving bonds directs She therefore
quests ali persons who ndeoed said deceaseds
make mmed yment, and those no have any
demands thereon TO exhibit the same Tor settlement 70
JOANNA GERRlSH.
Durham. August II, I82I.
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of Probate. held Fryeburg within and for the
county Of Oxford rhe thirty-rst day OF July in the
year Of our Lord Eighteen hundred and twenty one,
eNAVID HARDY, administrator the estate OF STE
- PHEH HARDY, LATE Of Fryeburg, in said county,
Cor iner deceased having his second
of administration of the estate OF said deceased:
ORDERED, That the said David Hardy. give notice to
all pc interested, by causing copy OF this order TO be
three weeks excessively the ,Zette PRINTED
Portland that they may APPEAR Prosatr Court 70 he
he the Dwelling House or Widow Abigail Osgood a,
Fyeburg, said county, the last Tuesday Of I.pnarv
ext at ten OF the clock in the forenoon, she
ANY they have, why the should not be allow d.
BENJAMIN CHANDLER Iudye
A true copy-Attest, REUEL WAoHBURN Regr
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CuMBfRfAHp, So.
Veeg Chaodler. Clerk OF the Proprietor of
New Gloucester.
. YOU are hereby required in the name of the
5 ate Of Maine to notify the Proprierors of the
town Of New Gloucester in manner a. the law die
reefs 10 meet at the time and place and for the pure
pofes mentioned in the foregoing application.
Given rider my hand and seal at New Glouces-
ter, this twenty fourth day of August, A. d. 1921.
DEXTER BE RCB,
Jufice of the Peace for the County Of Cumberland
In pur.uance of che foregoing warrant 20 me
directed do hereby notify the Prcprietors of the
town OF New Gloucester TO meet at he time aud
place mentioned in the foregoing application aud
for the purposes therein expressed.
PELEG CHANDLER.
Dated At New Gloucester, this Gath day of Au
gun, A. ID. 1871.
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DTSTRICT OF MAINE. IS.

DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS
nE III REMEMBERED, That on this eigh-
ID teenth day of August, in the year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and twenty one, aud
the forty sixth year Of the Independence OF the
United States Of America Jonathan Oreenleaf
of the District of Maine, has deposited in this Of
fee the title Of Book the right whereof he claims
as author, in the words following, viz.
Sketches Of tn Ecclesiastical History OF the
State of Maine. From the earliest settlement 20
the present time. BY Jonathan Greealeaf, Pastor
Of a Church in Wells. Portsmouth Published by
Harrison GRAY. r. Foster, Printer. 1921"
In conformi to the Act OF the Congress OF the
United StatesFnttled," An Act for the encour-
agement of learning, by securing the copies OF
maps, charts, add books, 10 the authors and pro-
prietors Of such copies, during the times therein
mentioned !" and also, 10 an act, entitled, " An
Act supplementary to an act entitled an act Tor tue
encouragement Of learning by securing The copies
It maps charts and books, 10 the authors and pro-
pretors u such copies, during The tiues therein
mentioned, and extending she benefits thereof 90
the arts OF designing, engraving. end etching hs-
torical and other prints"
JOHN MUSSEY, JUN.
Clerk Of the District Court IF Name.
Atrue coy as OF record-.4iea,
JOHN MUSsEY, JuN. Clerk ID. L Name
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NOTICE Is hereby given. that the annual meet
- ing Oi the President and Trustees Of Bow doin
College will be held at the College library. 90
Tuesday, the fourth day Of September next, al nine
O'Clock IN the forenoon
BENJAMIN ORR, Sec'y.
August ~, 1891.
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HE subscribers having been appoint ed by the Hon. AL
Il BON X. PARIS, Esq. Judse of Probate. OF Wills
&c the county OF Cumberland, receive and exan
The claims OF creditors 70 the estate OF
JANIS BRYANT,
late Of Portland in said county, Tobccontt deceased
resented insovent hereby notice hat months
allowed said creditors bring in and prove their claims
and that shall attend that the office OF
WOODBURY. STORER, j.. in said Portland, Saturday
the fqusrfy-H OF Sp mber and the last SATURDAY
the month OF Nveurr and snusry next three O'Clock
in The Afternoon OF said havs.
WOODBURY. SToRER, jr.
CHARLES THAx.rLR. '"'' %
August. IS, a5eI -
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NHE subscriber hereby gives public all concern.
cd that he has been duly appointed and taken upon
himself the trust of administrator the estate Of
JAMES BRYANT
.re of in the county of Cumberland Tobacconist
deceased by giving bond the law directs-e therefore
REQUESTS al prisons who indebted the said deceased
estate 70 make immediate pigment and those who have
INV dmans exhibit the for settlement 20
tic commissioners. DAVID GRlFFiTH.
Portland, al 1871.
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BOWDOIN COLLEGE.

NOllCE = hereby given that stated meet
4 Y ing OF the Board Of Orersesrs Of B0Ird0in
CoHegs be holden ia the CoLLEGE CHAPEI.
on Tuesday the fourth day of September next, at
four O'Clock in the afternoon.
JOSEPH NeKEEN, Ssc'y.
August. 9f.
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Portland Silk and U0Ollen Dye
House and Fulling Mil.
ROBERT THOMPSON,

vyTDULD inform his friends end the public
wv that be has had new Buildings erected near
Va. ham. Bridge for his SILK md WOOL
LEN Ds-E, and for Pulling and Dressing Cloth,
81 The neaiest manner. lle has lately onlIt pew
rnasbioe FOR Knapping and Teasing and Dressing
Cloth. which does IL W superior stie.
n. also colours british blue foi 50 cents yard.
An kinds Of mems garments can be coiored and
elsaoed whole
Goods left at Messrs Haines and Morris, Mid
sIe-Street at Mr.. SAM Emery's, head OF Long
Wharf. ~ Miss Cushirg's, Fore-strec,, and Miss
warren's, Exchange Street, will be taken and re-
turned.
R.T Will furnish eny> of the Country Cloth
;.rs with mapping Teszrga and Dressing Ma
eb;ees 81 Coo 90 cash down, or $500 on one
years credit. \.
Aug. 81 W.
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BOWDOIN COLLEGE.

CANDIDATES for ADHESION into Bowdoiu Col
~ Iegs will be examined in Maisachu.ett, Hall,
on Thursday, the sixth day Of September a. S o.
eloek, a. NJ. They muw produce certificates of
their good moral character. They are required
10 write Latin grsmmaticaliy, TO uRderstaud the
Fundamental rules of Arithmetic, aud to he well
acquainted with Cunmings' Geography, Cicero's
select Orafons, the Bucolics. Georges and Eueid
Of Virgil, salluf, the Greek Tefamen', and CoIIec
tanez Graecs Minora. Candidate. who may not
be able 10 attend At Commencement, will be ex-
smined at the close of the vacation. on the second
day of October. VIM. ALLEN, Prefidsnt.
Bowdoin College. Aug. 20, 1891. CIV.
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FURNITURE &. Chairs.
WILLIAM HASKELL,

(B.sCK STREET, HAS For SALE,
N Doz. fancy CHAIRS. of q good quality !;
= common do sIDEROARDS; SECRE-
rrARIES; BUREAUS; Grecian CARD Ia
3LES; Pembroke aud Dining DO. common DO ;
dressing do Grecan SOFAS common DO !;
EASY CHAIRS; WORK TABLES; high and
6elI most BEDsTEADS; common do.--Also,
10000 feet of Bay and st. Domingo
Mahogany Boards and Plank,
(which he will sell on as good terms as can be
purchased in the state. o. Those who wish TO
purchase large or snail quantity, will please 70
call and see fcv tHeibseN :. Orders from the
country sih be attended 10.
Porifand .Julv 28th 1921.