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PROBATE NOTICES.
At a Court Of Probate held at

At a Court Of Probate held at
Fryeburg, wthirr and for the county OF Oxford.
on the thirtieth day Of January, in the year Of
our Lord eighteen hundred and twenty one.
EDWARD WESTON, named executor ia a
~ certain initrumeot pupor,ing TO be the laft
will and test arnent OF lanes Weston, laie Of Frye
burgh, in said county of Oxford decez.ed, having
prefenIed the same for prooa;e
\ ORDERED, That the laid Edward Wetion give
notice 10 all pchons iuteteiled, by causing coy
of this order 10 be pub!iihed three weeks iucccss
lively 10 the GaH stie, printed at Portland, IN the
county Of Cumberland, that they may apr ear At .
Probaie Court 70 De held at he hou.e Of The
Widow AbssAil Orscod, ct Ffyeourg. in said coun
", on the Ian Tuesday of iuy next A. tea of the
clock 10 The foreGoou, and thew csule, if any hey
have, why the fad initrumeps ihoud nor be prov
ed, approved and allowed as The lan will and teia-
msni Of faid deceas ed.
BENJAMIN CHANDLER, Judge.
true copy-AtteE,
TrhoTHY Osc,oD, Regilter. 81
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Grand n ational Lottery.

IT Tickets and psr;s tor sale at the Portland
bookstore, No. 2, HierchatS Row, Mtddle-ot.
Portland, by JOSEPH JoaNsOf.G
whoes S11-Qssrters S. EiSh,hs 81 So
Six. eenths 81 cenls.
Orders from he country paactual'y attended.
JUST REcEIvsD, As ABOVE,
MAPS,
Shelving the comparative heights CT the pe'ott-
psl Mouptans, sc. in The void. June l9. II.
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x is in vain to attempt 70 smother TIE Hane OF
resentment that is bursting out in the various
counties, in consequence OF the course pursued
by the late administration, especially in the clo-
sing scene. 1t would have been natural for most
men, who had tasted largely of the public for
bearancc, to stay their hands at parting. The
sacrifice of victims 10 party feelings, has in fact
become almost as odious as the Salem Witchcraft
or rs Spanish" Auto &c fe" Hence preteXt
j. necessary. and they have introduced a new
saecics of Torture called capitalization" which
scesns 20 mean that all men who have dare to
entertain particular opinions not precisely or
fhodeX, with the exception OF reiauons) shall De
decfmated in 4 new way, l. e. we VIII remove
nine out often OF them, no matter how capable
how respectable riyetted in the affections OF all
good men. The thing must be done and we VIII
supply their places as we may. Look at the re-
movals and then look at the appointments OBJ
serve the slang Dealt cut from the Argus. We
know the real editor of this paper ana shall say
nothing further OF him at present than that he has
a SALARY. to preserve, and has his reward as an
editor He has also all his old feelings TO indulge.
But the lato administration having terminated
as tdid, the people demand, and they will have,
4 far different set of men. We shall never see
the like of such Council again! their career IS
closed. They have become 50 much The oDJects
Of and - that il is unnecessary to
enlarge. There l. kind of respect paid to the
Official robe, let who viii wear 1t; and yet tins
Is perhaps false deicacy, in the present case. Re-
publiCans they say should have no secrets; then
why should secret and unconstitutional nonlna-
tons be tolerated Ii is time that all good men
should unite to put down violence, treacheTy and
favoritisln. The people of Maine have nerve
enough 10 do il. Let MS then " to the work"
To resolve Is almost 10 succeed. This is the IAN
guase of many patriotic and honest
FREEMEN.
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FREEA1EN.

It's well known, and has been acknowledged
BY some of the Council, that their last nominal
tons were made in secret, under the most solemn
injunctions. This is certainly no nomination
within. the meaning of the Constitution. The
intention of the trainers OF that Instrument was,
that candidates for Office should be held UP TO the
public for some time, that their quaihcauons
MIGHT DC examined, and an opportunity Afforded
to object. 1t has always been the practice N
Massachusetts, under a similar constitution, 70
have the nominations made in a book, open TO the
public.--Itis the opinion of some ofour ablestnen
that the nominations made under the late cir
cunstances, and the appointments made 10 conse-
uuence of them, are null and Woodland II IS hop
cd ana expected that the subject will be pursued.
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1 The above lot Of land " II
ATTW I'D & QUINCT.

OK THURSDAY reI., Jaae 81, al 9o'c,ock,
Am. 5 packages ot hAhD WARE, &c viii
be sold at Auction, al the Long Room Ex-
change Street, Portland. by
ATWOOD q QUINCY.
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FOR SALE.

THREE House Lots in and near Washington
Street,
One House Lot in or near Cumberland Street.
One undivided half of House aud Land formerly
belonging to Neal shaw.
One und ided half Of a House and y and Capt.
sick owned with Richard Ooodiug
One uutisided half of saw Mill oH TIE uprer
Falls brunswick. now occupied BY Vincent
Wnndsde
The above would be exchanged fpr English OF
". 1. Goods, or for Land in the Clnuiry.
Apply 20 ATWOOD < QUINCY.
uitIand Nav o.
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HORSES-At Auction.

n Elegant Bay HORSES perfectly .tiHa under
- the saddle or ia ihe harness, fran y 90 years
ola-will be sod auction in front ef lie bong
Room. Exchange Street, on Thurda June 2ist.
Terms, cash Sale al IL O'clock. June T.
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By Atwood & Quincy.

BOOKS, &c--at Auction,
TO .MORROW, WEDNESDAY, aoh Of
June. postponed from tie 6:A,) az d.e
LONG ROOM. al 10 o'etoch,
A valuable invoice Of BOOK, on
various subjects.
ALSO .ovoice of Blank 30 rs.
Viz. Ledgers--Day Boob s--J,. nels, &c &c
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Building Lot for Sale N
A lot of La y situaied OF he .t- esfeyir
A idle of tvu berlsnd Street, mea urmg III
fee III Cumbe land Street and ft2 ie-t cD Hayo
street; j being corner Lot and peasantly sists-
ated is wor by The attention Of any person wlo
may with purchase.
H The above lot Of land " Il
be .olJ VI otl,n. to-morroW WednesdaJ 18th
June, AZ ne Lone Room, al t@ O'Clock # no. pre-
vlously sold ~ rigats sale.
Portland, May 22f. Is
ATTW I'D & QUINCT.
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PIECEGOODS, at Auction.

NEXT SATURDAY. June 23d al the
LONG ROOM, E1chonge-Ssreet, PORTLAND,
at 9 o'clock,
A great variety of PIECE GOODS, &c Just
imported from Liverpool, via New Y K. VIZ -
Light Prints, CaIicoes, Drmity, Vest rs,
Gingbams, Ribbons, Linens, Imitation Mus
Inns, Cravais, SIX Gloves, qualify Bindings &c.
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.FP At Private Sale-as above.
BIKES Bloom and Muscatel Raisg-,
80 boxes superior SouchoDg Tea, IN Isckered
Caddies,
30 ar ooses Sraoish Cigars
20 bolts russia Duck unbleaehed,
10 bates Cotton,
5 do. COrks, a.
z pipes good old Hollands Gin,
90 do. and barrels American Gin, WY
pipes CoguaG Brsndy, "signets brandt
casks L,nseed Oi,
10 boxes Starch,
Bag Pimento Almonds and fiiherts,
30 bhs Mess Beef 20 do No Q, .-,
50 Mill Saws OF various qualities which will be
sold cheap.
30 kegs No. and o Tobacco,
s s:y e e. ...5 WINE
Hhds II. Croix and W. I,and Rum
A iot of prime Young Tyson Teas, Levant's CT
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More New Books, Just Received

More New Books, Just Received
and sale bl
WILLIAM HYDE,
T-HO2NrON on pure Reiigion,
Msuhews Jour al,
Sunday schools Teachers Guide.
90 do. DO Monitor,
Walks Of ufefulpen 10 and about L'adou,
Janewsy, Token for Children,
Sericgs Er.sys-Hedge Of Thorns,
Memoirs of Mrs. Sarah savage,
1000 Evangelical Primers,
1000 Cummings Spelnlg Book. June 10.
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POETRY.
From, the NJ. H. Patriot.

From the M IT. Patriot.
THE HOME-SICK LEGISLATOR.
( Written an the House Of Representatives. at The
close the late session.
OH dear BELOVED, sequester'd spot, ah, when
Shall behold my peaceful home again.
My little babes-when feel their dear embrace, -
When view the joyful tear bedew each face.
And then my wife--the partner Of my joys,
The smiling mother of my girls and boys,
When shall greet her when o tell me, when
Shall behold my wife and babes again
Toll, tumult, ceremony, vain parade,
Destroy my comforts, and confuse my head.
Motion motion--reference and report
In fine, the doings of a General Court
Have worn my very spirits TO the bone
My peace has fed, my appetite is gone.
Alas | was not made to legisiate
cannot fatter, and will not prate.
Let those whose nerves are stronger than a chain,
Who will not feel kick, nor vince at paa--
Who love TO buster, prattle, and prepare
Speeches to make the very natives" stare
Let such, kind Heaven, through legislation roam !;
Give me nv WIFE, my CHILDREN, and my
HOME.
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STATE OF MAINE.

AN ACT to divide the town of Jay, in
the county Of Oxford, and to incorpo-
rate the westerly part thereof, into a
town by the name of Canton.
SIC. /. Beit enacted By the Senate and House
Of Representatives. az Legislature assembled, That
all the west part of the town ofJay,in the county
Of Oxford, on the west side Of the following des-
cri6ed line, viz: beginning at the so nth east
corner Of breakage lot number eight, in the sixth
range, on the north line of the town OF Liver
more; thence north on the east line OF said num-
Der tier of let's to the northeast corner Of lot
No. eight in the second range, on the westerly
side of Androscogsn river othertctse said line
to extend SO far north, that west conrse across
said river will strike the north line OF lot number
six in the tenth range, the easterly side fsaid
river; thence west IN said north line to the
southeast corner Of lot No. seven In the eleventh
range; thence north on the east line OF said range
TO the northeast corner of lot number iourtee n
an said eleventh range thence west 10 the north
line OF SAID number tier of lots 10 the south 'ine
OF the town of Dixheld, with the inhabitants
thereon, be, and the same hereby Incorpora-
ted into town by the name of Canton with
all the powers, privileges and authorities which
other towns IN this state do by law enjoy Pro
rlded hCUeper, That Israel Bean, Joseph Law
'~N~S1 ~pSSfn ShSut, duu SOhu D'ONoHNf VIII
their families and estates, and also lot numbered
eight in the eleventh range, shall remain part
and belong to the town of Jay Prorsded also,
That the said inhabitants of said town OF Can
ton, shall be holden to pay TO SAID town of Jay,
all taxes which before the passing OF this act,
have been legally assessed upon them by the
town OF Jay, In the same manner as though this
act had not been passed.
okCT. 2 BE AZ further enacied That the said
town Of Canton, snail be holden to pay one third
part Of all debts owed BY said town Of Jay, at
the passing OF this act and upon settlement
OF the concerns OF said town, the Treasurer there
OF shall pay over TO the Treasurer of said town of
canton, one third part OF such balance that shall
remain undIsposed Of upon such settlement.
SEC. 5 be a further e5tacled, That said town
Of Canton, shall be holden to maintain all per-
sons who nave gained habitancy in the town
OF Canton at the passing Of ths Act: and all per-
sons who are now paupers and supported by the
town Of jay, whose last residence IN said town.
before they became chargsable as paupers, was
within the bounds OF Canton, shall be hereafter
supported by said town of Canton and proyi-
ded, any person OF persons who have removed
from said town of Jay, shall hereafter become
chargeable as the poor OF the town Of Jay, then
and ID such case, the said town of Canton, shall
be holden to take and support, as their poor
those who Immediately before such removal re.
sided in that part Of Jay which is now Canton.
SEC. 4. BE II further enacted, That said town
Of Canton shall be entitled to receive of the said
town OF Jay, one third part of all the principal o.
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quashed for irregulariiy, il any such there be /;
nor shall such judgment be a bar to any after
action brought 10y either party. Which writ
Of restitution shall se 10 form prescribed by
law.
Sect. A. BE ii further enasfsd, That whs,l-
ever any tenant whose estate M the premises
IS determined, shall unIawtuily refuse ID quit
any house, land or tenement after thirty days
nolice given him IN writing for that purpose
by The lessor, Lis heirs or assigns, be shall be
liable to the process provided by this act !;
aud the form OF the verdict Of the Jury shall
De the same, muialis mulandis, as in case of
iorclble ehtry and detalner Proolded neo-
ertheless, that this act shall not extend unto
any person, who bath had the occupation or
been IN the quiet possession of aHy lands or
tenemenls by The space Of three whole years
together, next before, and whose estate there
IN . net ended or determined.
February 5, l82l-Approved
WILLIAM KING.
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the Jay Snhool and Ministerial funds, when the
Legislature OF this State shall appoint the neces-
ssry trustees, VINO shalt be authorized to receive
the same.
sEc. 5. BE II further enacted, q IT ssid town
OF Canton, shall be entitled to rey ,pe ,ne third
part Of the town stock ofmihtary [<4erd Camp
Equipage belonging 10 SAID to- Ny at the
passing of tnis act. TT n
SEC s. BE a further enacted, Thss aid town
otCanton shall be entitled to hold ali public lands
That fall within the limits OF said town.
SEC. 2. BE a Guriher enacted, Tha. James
starr, Junior, Esquire, be, and he hereby is en-
powered to issue his warrant directed % some
principal inhaitant ofthe said town of Canton,
requiring him 10 warn the inhabitants Of he i'd
lown % "a ton qualified 10 vote in town affairs,
10 assemble at some Suitable time aud place IN
SAID town to choose all such town officers, as
towns are by law authorized to choose in the
nontn Of March or Apfl annually, and TO transact
such other necessary matte Z and things as may
-os ~ wint - aid neot..g.
February 5, l82f-Approved
WILLIAM KING.
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ready contains a considerable number Of volumes
col.s,siiag principally CT ..1t BOOKS ana other
mos. useful 10 udsnIs, snd waIcA D. constants
~ increasing BY @ snstioas of oDuks, and by .
small find provided Toe tuis purpose.
Cour,ss OF LecIuses on BJsDy, Nnersyg
and The Application Ct Science 10 he A {, WI.
oe deh,efed IN summer winch viii Afford IN
p01t4nt Opportunities flr Improvement 10 sucr.
Ut tHe Medical Sludrnls IS Commune ia ihr
place and courses Of PRIV ne met ucnon IN he
s,rsjus branches, will also be gwen by ,ile ~ :
lessons 20 sucn Ut lie Resident Students, s = 4
dcsi. Gus Of Awaiting hem. elves "a tnis ,mpo l. IL
adsantsgs. Ia add ZION 10 these advsn.a a, $
may nOg &C Inp1orer 20 stste thu the ca enee
OF lssing are rrvba.ly moderate ~ tue siilag
~ H.noser, as ~ sGy para "a Nc w-EngiAnG.
One important iact temsiis 40 be stat u,,iz. hs
connecuoa has Dcen fofmed between ,hIs Iasi
taion aid the Medical 3ocIe,y OF The a., /,
virtue "a which tbs MEDICAL Society mpow-
esca 40 * nsl two uNies.tes Ilon .Aesr bvdJ,
=it-td ria az usE.sssa ~ fhs c shcistgtes tsr
hslIeai Degrees, nj to exc Sc The same ~
'iseSe WI" tbe a. oissso's n .ot.ng IN 80 ..s-
fn-Ations OF tlie candia-tes and in afiiAig .lSi-
; tns,ures 20 DpiOmss.
al tais exposition OF The situation aao pros
pects Of the lisn,u ION ibe Z. ofessogs are 40,
CONSCIOUS Of sny wish TO misiesd tie pubic b,
an oyer-sis enient OF lis resources. Blu thSy
He DESTROYS 10 have lie advantages il really
posse sses fully understood from a belief that IN
rs p.esent extend d organization and maturer
Stste, u possesses tie means OF being Gmlacotiy
sers.cesole 10 he public.
Medical Lee,urts In this Institution COM
me1ee OF ,he fifth Thursday next after Cum
menceme Mt Al Dartmouth College.
REUBEN ID. MUSSEY, M. ID.
Prof Surg Odst. x Leg. Ned.
DANIEL OLIVER, NJ. ID.
Prof. Thee. 4 PrGc Phys. lidt. Ned 4 Boz.
JAMES FREEMAN DANA, M. ID.
Prcf. Chy7a. am & ZIP. Sea Iris.
USHER PARSONS, NJ ID.
Prof. " -dnatomy and Physiology.
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE,
Hanocer Nv H. Nouem0er 18Th, 1920.
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MISCELLANY.

Tar upon BachelorS.-A bill has been in
troduced in the Legislature OF Maryland, i'm
posing tax upon Old Bachelors Ii bears
the following beautiful and captivating title =
".an .4ct to promote Tie happiness Of The People
and 10 increase the strength Of The State"
Then follows preamble, commencing of
course with "Whereas" and proceeding
onward as follows :--sthe Institution or Matri-
mony is uDdeniaby the most important means,
as well for securing individual happiness in
this life, az OF promoting the strength and
power Of state, by the regular and rapid
increase of population, and yet in the pride
and luxurious habits of The citizens of this
stale, an improper degree Of hesitation seems
TO prevail with the male citizens thereof, to
enter into the state OF mairimOBy, either from
a false notion of the necessity of large estate
10 maintain family with respectabiIity, or
from the want Of that reverence for the fair
sex, which the virtues of the women of
Maryla ought to inspire and whereas it is
deemed prudent to aflix some mark 81 dissp-
probation upon those who negiigenily or viii
fully decline entering into this happy state Of
Matrimony." Then follows The bill itself,
which provides for imposing tax Of twenty
cents on every hundred dollars of assessabIe
property, annually. upon every single man.
residing within that state, which lax is to
be sci apart for The verv laudaJIe purpose Of
maintaining tie female orphans of the several
counties
Now without undertaking 70 discuss the
constiutionality OF such a law, or without
determining whether law of the kind has
become necessary in Maryland, owing 10 the
unattractiveness Of the iairer, better portion Of
creation, we must beg leave to join with the
Editor of the Georgetown Metropolitan in
denouncing the impolcy Of such measure.
= Force a man 10 .MOtrsmony, (says the Editor
By td1otion! Whe ever heard Of such thing
II is enough TO create schism IN nundO
bachslOrnrl. We recommend 10 The attention
Of Mr.. MiIlard, who introduced this ILL, the
Yankee methods Of shipping hogs, from which
he will be able to see. without the aid OF
spectaces, that If be really wishes 10 promote
q union Of old maids and bachelors by multi
plying marriages. he should introduce law
prohibiting the ceremony Of marriage after a
certain age. The two methods OF shipping
( hogs in New England are these The hog i
placed upon plank, bis head from The vessel.
aud jolly Jar attempts 10 drive him forward
! Determined not TO leave the spot BY compul
sion, bis swineship marches backward on board
the ship: On, he is sometimes placed with his
head towards the ship. In this case the sailor
sezes Tie swine by the tail, and attempts 10
pull him backward. The effect is The same
in either case. The swine, determined TO
move IN contrary direction, is safely lodged
on board. IN. y. Com. .4dv.
Increase Of populatiOn.-Some of our readers
will probably be surprised at the information
that the town Of Boston has increased within the
late ten years by larger ratio than either New
York, or Philadelphia, The increase Of Boston
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Population Of .Hassaehusstis. From the fol-
lowing statement If the population Of Niassachu-
sets, according TO the census just completed,
compared with that OF 1910, il will be seen that
the increase has been about 10 l 2 per cent.
Much the greatest ratio Of increase has been in
the county Of Suffolk, aud the next highest in
the two neighbourng counties Of Middesex and
Norf,lk
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PAYABLE NEARLY

has been % per cent-that Of New York % AZ
per cent--that OF Philadelphia city and county
20 per cent-of the city 10 per cent. The in
crease Of Baltimore has been "a per cent
that Of the state Of Maryland 23 per cent.
Rsperiory.
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Increase Of opulatiOn.-Some of our readers
will probably be surprised al the information
that the town Of Boston has increased within the
late ten years by larger ratio than either New
York, or Philadelphia, The increase Of Boston
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JovEs.Row ExoHANGEsTREEr
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w. B NORTON.

TTAvING received his sints supply Of Goods,
Il offers for sale at MS Store nesr the Hus
Scales. MIDpLE-srRsEr, csspiele a,sortasnt
Of W l. GOODS ard GROCERIES IRON
& STEEL assorted IR IN Il ALL W WAR
HARDWARE AHsrican Msrnfs csurrd S.
tias;n; Ginghams Stripes. Ssesings Shir
ings snd Ysras. Blue and Write English piece
Goods consisting Of BRO I'D CLOTHS, CAssT
IERFS OufiIs B,ises; Flsnnels Cscoes;
B1m5azefts silks for Gowus aud B,nnsts, with
other articles as nsnrl---hioh will be sold -
whole sale O. retsil az the lowest prices fsr ea,h
good lumber or approved sredit-
---ToR SALE as ABovR-
1903 Res Oak Shocks with Heading
500 White Oak DO 10. do.
20 NJ clear and refuse clear BsarHs
90 Nj laying and Shipping Shiusles
5000 Ciapboards Of superior quality
Red Oak Slaves, w. d. Hha. hoops, J,ist a,d
Tinber, &c. &c.
II ctrgoss OF 8onrds furnished n short uotce
with without Pl.nk, 20 suit The market hr
which they ere wanted.
Dee fe, fs-l. (9wl
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NE W GOODS.


DrAItboI N O. 0St)
- AVE just added I. tae,r f.it sur,rv : a..
N III rie,y ut sessonsble GOODS :or Cash on,g
2 bales E0MBAzETTS assorted colour. nlsi.
ard twi'l@d, r'"
ic'ssCas'nercsh Rws, p;.ia and tsrdered. soma
extra fine,
Lsdi.s sureriins Cloths blue AMI Maza.ine.
East LosJon Cloths and Csssiraer.s. navy bl,,.
and black,
common and low priced Cloths end ca,sirasrss
ell solears,
mus, m.znsine. brown and French Grey 5eIi-a
Cloths
! bale India csiicoes good quslity and iguree,
Dale OF superior quciiy Peterborough Sheet
ings,
l o'is fianrs!s. az. caiaurs--re.I Scotch Plaid.
American manufactured Plains,
steam Leon Shirtings.
Black French snd Ind;s Satin.
Best blk Eankin Cwpse.
Sl.oS, French AID Itahrn Cranes
hsst soluble chsiasd blask Lsyaniine,.
STACK haiisn Vss,ins-uorssed & lambs woo
Hosiery.
EieEsat p'sid md s.fipsd Lusirinrs,
Sssi Duck, im'taIica buck, dec skin end Dig skin
Gloves
So Lnens, heraeyS. DTSh, Euntsrs Ciotis.
s-ckiHgs, Cos'ing., Tssrao1gh,s. Ertnkct,s,
iohinett Vsssings--taoby Veivels, & . g.sat va
rV " e'ee nue'es &o- z.
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THE subscriber offers for sale a part OF
lis 60 ssIishm.n, at laasn OIs ra~n,
c usiy sfPenobscsi, consisting oftw- DOUBLE
law MILLS, almost new and in consl-te or-
ser wiih anew snl du-rsie 1.m, built by The
mes, cx-erienceS " rkmen.
Two hundred acres Of LAND, adjoin-
in. TIA same Two Stores twa Dwelling
Rsusc. I: seyerslsmkil buildings BIsc ksmith's
Shsr. with good set of Tools be will s.,ll sny
part II The above 20 suls purchasers, fran one
Two shree quarters. Said mills are si'us al or
tie Msia PeRobscat Riyer. srd sl~ays have "
ecnstsrt snpyHy of wa.e-, and Logs. and a-c
nine mites ;rJm Tire tide wsfer, twelve miles
from Tic { = gr winy .i'lAge Of Bangor. place
81 Increasing trade. All the iurnber cut ~ sid
min. ~ rst.ed ~ the uis "a RATS. frons len tr
xIfr'y thousand, snd sen, . B-ngof vi " Vi
sihslas, Nshs thex are shipntl ~ any TIA ket.
--F'r,e g. sa-lr ~ d.. ParE. MercA-n Port
land o. the subscriber Or thr premises.
JACKSON DAVIS.
Crono. Jsn. ~. 1920.