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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-09-17

n safe, eusy, and cheap c',re.-A broken win
ded horse had been kept in field where there
was NOT any wafer except in the bottom OF an
OLD lire Kiln, and bad recovered his wind-Thc
owner ordered stable shovel full Of quick lime
10 be renewed every FIVE or six days. md ~
water to be poured of, and bucket of il 70 I've
given every day to a broken winded coach
horse, aged eight years, which had almost con-
slant cough The horse was supplied with VAT
er thus prepared for about FIVE weeks, and ker
IN the stable. lie is now perfectly recovered IN
his wind, and free from 9 cougf-C0an. Journal.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-09-17
PAYABLE YEARLY.
TRUTH.

Y II is common TO say, that liar viii rot De
Believed, although he should speak the truth
but the reverse Of this proposition IS equally
NJ p+. but more northumberland man who
has gained reputation ior seraci'y, VIII no'
We discredited, although be should u'ier thAt
rhioh is tnlsc /; but be that would make use ri
"a reputation for veracity to establish ne,
wouN set FIRE 10 the temple oi truth, with
faggo stolen from her altar.
TIL. true motives of our actions. like the real
pipesof an organ, are usually concealed. But
tie gided and hollow pretext- is Pompousiy Pla-
ced il the front for show.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-09-17

Lay bird iale IN their hauns for though the+ are
nasty enough 10 other respects vet being yery rour
o. their far If is but daaed with this stuff il i s
trouble some 70 them that they viii even scratch thtir
skins from off their own backs 10 Ger !, off 40 -,
never abide in the place where they have suffered IN
this manner - Farmers Journal
bird lime (? rF -
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-09-17

TOSEPH HENDERSON, who left the PROV
81 ince Of New Brunswick some time last win
ter aud came into this state, may find his wife
in Portland by inquiring at this Office. II any
person can give any information concerning said
HENDERSON. by making it known at this Office,
be will do deed of charity to an unfortunate
woman. Sept. 10.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-09-17
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MISCELLANY.

.7mericans.-lt was remarked, some time
ago, IN the North American Review, that The
word American had been very singular in
stance OF the uncertainty and yariabIeness OF
human affairs The name was originally ap-
piled by The Italian geogrsphers TO that par, of
the continent which is now called Brazil. be-
cause that bad been first made known hy
Amerigo Vespucci. IL was soon afletw ards
extended over the whole of the great southern
division Of the new world. Next il came to
embrace both continents, 10 the entire exclu-
sion Of the name OF Columbus, who first led
the way 10 this world in The West Bot since
the rise OF our republic, and the high rank it
has assumed among the nations, we have come
to be denominated Americans par ercelle,lce,
and the stai-spangled banner IS hailed as the
flag OF America But greater singularity
still remains. If any part OF the new world
deserved 10 be called .America more than a
noiber, u y Venezuela. because that region
was first explored by vespucci, and was the
first portion of he continent ever seen by Eu-
ropeans. Yet while the name OF Vespucci is
appropriated to the new world 10 general,
thus usurping the place that is properly due
70 Columbus, the name OF Columbus, ON the
other hand, has been given by Bolivar, to
Venezuela, which oush; in strict property 10
bear that Of Vespuccl.
II will, perhaps, be reccollected, BY our
scientific readers, that The London papers lase-
" contained accounts of Inc extraordinary
powers winch Mr. Rogers had succeeded il
applying 10 the microscope effected, we be-
lieve principally by he arc ola newly discov
cred chemical light. Mr.. r. purposes to in
troduce that s,upendous apparatus at the close
OF BIZ astronomical lecture, 10 our theatre on
| Monday evening. By table Of his powers,
which we have seen. ~ appears tina, The high
est magniier of this instrument is but one hun
dredlh part OF an inch focal Lengths and, con
sequertly, capable Of eniarging the cubes Of
minute objects IN the astonishing degree Of
| ia 900 900 times. Some Of The singular
phenomenas discovered ny bis apparatus, is
likely to prove Of The highest Importance 10
medical science. Mr.. X. has been able 10
perceive that the most OF the morbid secretions
IN The human subject, rs the peculeni matter
OF Consumption, OF cancer, OF syphlns, &c.
are literally masses o. 7rorn,s or anamalculc.
! .Ne1v York Sept IA private letter from
Charleston, received by This days Southern
mail, informs that new confessions had been
maze; several arrests bad taken place ma
ny stand Of arms had been discovered and
seized and new Freeholders Court was
| about TO be organized.
Many Of The papers abroad calculate that
30 900 inhabitants have left hrs city. Ii i.
not believed bere that more Than 10 900 CHI
zens are absent, and many OF these usually
spend their summer abroad.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-09-17

ut Court Of Probate held Tanib. ruiLfn and fr RE
e.Hfy u Cumberland RE n-1h Tussdoy ~ suyust b,
re Jsar Iohr Lord eigisn hundred and tqpeny--qns.
~ ILLid1 TOMPSON, RsqHire, named Executor III a
certain iEfrarsn rSorfsay to BE- iLe Iaa qpI or tsg-
nsni Of
WILLIAM CUMMINS,
late y said Sfr5i yeczan deceased hating pre5sned The
same for probate.
ORDEREDThaf the said Tcmoson rive notice 10 all bev
e me sed BY causing ctty ffhf5 0rd-r n BE- oubsd
three zveek ueesisfr he Portland Ggeffs ornsed az
Portland maj fhp may appsar al PROBATE Rrf no BE-
held AZ Portland said cgy. the frd THs,f-y ~ e-
fober nsxf az zen y Ire ciok in s foreon heu causs
"a, apprsVst. and agqDd 4, tie last 7u and testament f
said dscsageG.
BARRETT POTTER. FUDGE.
a frn| copy hffrff, HoRATfc S0UTHGaTE. RI.
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ThE bcribe herttr sicss nnblc notice eli concerned
that be hrbsen duly 1ppoihfd and taken NON hinsriJ
the nnsf Of ddnini,frnfgv If fhe estate If
NAIHAN MANN
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-09-17

80 Federal Republicans, and IS Democ,a.
&C Republicans. are chosen IL The mex, LIE. IL
lature Of Rhode Island.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-09-17

Nhe subscriber hereby gives public notice All
self the trust OF administrators of thr estate Of
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-25
From The PHILADELPHIA Balance.

EMlGRATION.--We have it in contemplation 10
call meeting for re E,cportatiOn ISociety. Too
long have the deluded children OF Europe been
thrust upon our shores by the boated and unwbole.
some state OF the mother coun ries Eve,y day arc
our ears annoyed by the comparisons between Ame.
RIGA and Europe. We hope each complainant will
De suffered to go back, and have his voyage expen.
SEES paid, with this proviso-he nerer shall return
According to the declarations of many within our
knowledge, there is not production in the Uned
ota'es' either natural or artificial, equal TO certain
little island about the size Of the state of Pennsyl
vanIa, which, nevertheless, comprehends England,
Scotland and Ireland.
II has heretofore been our inclination 10 encour.
aye emigration, ard we still feel disposition to
W leone the honest foreigner to our shores. But
we should act as any man would who possessed
mansion at which weary travellers were wont to
can as long as they behave themselves, treat them
kIndly-when they find fault with YOUR buildings,
your farm, sc. suffer them TO depart as they came
say to them this land not good enough for you,
depart to the regions from whente you came The
price OF your carrying shall be paid.
America wants no addition of anu,7nurers. The
honest and industrious are welcome to her shores;
"u' the ignorant bahber and the actious discoptents
VINO ny from the justice OF Europe to find protec-
ti"n here, should be taught to leel that lustCeJ
though lenlent and blind, is not deaf.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-25
COLTER'lS ESCAPE
FROM THE BLACK FEET INDIANS.
From Bradhury's travels in Anerlca.l

This man came 10 st. Louis in Nav, 1910, in a
small canoe from the head waters OF the Missouri.
distance OF 5000 MUGS, which he ira, ersed in so
days saw him on his arriva, and received from
him an acc an oil his adventures alter he had sepa-
ts'ed rom Lewis and lark party; one OF these,
rom Its singularlty, shall relate. On the arrival
OF lhe patty on the head waters Of the Missouri
CoHer, onSetving the appearance Of abundance OF
pe"Ver he'ng there he 1 permission to remain and
NUM- TOT some time, which he did IN company with
man OF the name OF Dixon, who had traversed the
Fas tract OF country from ST, Loois to the head
waters OF the Missouri Alone Soon after he had
separated tom Dixon and trapped IL company with
a hunter ma ed Potts. ard aware of the hostility
o. the nlark ieet Indians, OF whom had been
XIII q ny LEWIS they sci their traps at nj. ht and
TOOK lhem up early IN the morning remaining con-
cea'ed during The day. they we've examining their
traps carry one morning, IN creek, about SIX miles
from that branch nt The Missouri called JelTersons
fork and were ascending IN canoe when lhey
suddenly heard g eat noise, resembling the tramp
ing OF ANIMALS but they could MOI ascertain The
lact as the high perpendicular banks on each side
Of the river impeded their view. Golfer immediate
y pronounced 1t to be uccasloned by Indians. and
advised an instant retreat, but was &C used of COW
ardce by Potts, who insisted that the noise was cans
ca by ouhaloes and they proceeded on. In few
minutes afterwards their doubts were removed ov a
ra''y OF Indians making the. appearance on both
sues OF the creek, to Tie amount of FIVE sr six hun
ured' who beckoned them to come ashore
rs fetrea' was now IN ossibe, Golfer turned
Inc mead o. the can 10 the shnre and al the mo-
heh' Of Its touching, an ludlan seized the rifle be-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-25
From ReJ's Philadelphia Gazette.
COMMUNICATIONS.

1t Is due to the public o state recent occurrence
at the o1ice Of the "C0LunlbiaR Line'' from this
city TO New York, situated No. s, Market strees
near me Ferry, that passengers in future may be-
rendered more careful.
young gentleman recently took his passage to
Ne" York and stopped into the Office ON his wsy 20
me Boat Tor the purpose OF paying the agent (of
the prop Ietors,) his passage money, and drew Gus
ms purse tor that purpose. 1t acas empty.-The
money hfty-hve dollars in notes rolled together had
been hastily thrust in the pocket, but not in the
purse and was carelessy drawn out with the purse
ana ieii unperceved by the passenger on the floor.
alarmed at his loss, he hastily Withdrew to search,
uhuer an impression he had inadvertently left the
money al nome. In the mean time the proprietors
author'aed agent Joseph E. Fisher, picked the
"c 1. Up az me q6ice, counted and pocketed it.
i"e passenger returned and made enquiries, but
s'ie agent thought proper to keep his good luck
S Se.'s' un''i the passenger had gone. No reward
Iiau YET been offered confdng in the honesty OF the
asen'' ana never suspecting him 10 be actually in
possession OF the money, the unfortunate passenger
informed him OF his loss and solicited his attention
:" u. ne even wrote note TO him by the return
VI 'ne boat, and authorized him 10 pay the finder,
me liberal reward of Twenty Dollars
me agent the next day acknowledged himself to
DC me hnder OF that which was accidentally drOpt
~ me Fce' nerer actually lost Immediately picked
up' ana known to be the property of the young man
VINO nad' ~ It remembered, gone into the office, to
Paya part @ it svxg.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-25
BosToN, Oct. Id.
BRIGHTO.H TOdSTS.

AZ the Anniversary Dinner on the LIST day of the
Cattle Show and Far, at Brghron on Wednesday
asst there were number OF good, some co npI
meot'ty and few sparkling roass drank. We
have room only for few of them.
The Coulter on the land the Keel on the sea
Way the hrst run deep and both run clear; and ali
wac hold the handle or the helm, find honor and
reward 80
Our mother Earth--May those have the best
snare In her affections, who take the pLOu~hshnrp
The world-A gest Cattle Show, where the best
deJed. '9 no 90
The noblest part of our Exhibtion-that which
y Is ABOVE price, and needs no premum-the Show
oil new England Yeomanry.
BY Professor Everett-C Colleges, Universities r
Cattle Shows-May all their pens do them eousl
credit. eYu'i
ny Mr.. Qnincy-The Presidential plouebino
ma'ch-May the working OK beat the FLIES,
ny George Blake, Esq.-The American olovUb
and The American Prow-May heirs be The yieio'
ry on the PlStn q on the .4iaSa. ~ "'' ''''0'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-25
THRESHIyv'G .u.aCHLyE

Among the most remarkable inventions exhibited
at Brighton, last week, was the threshng machine
by Mr. Joseph Pope, formerly of Boston. Wedo
not profess much judgment in this department :h,
this machine impressed us with the belief Of h,
singular adaptation TO the purpose Tor which il wa,
designed. It can be easily carried about by Two
men and carried from place TO place. 1t is extreme.
" simple in the construction cannot easily be mi
ut OF order, and any injury 1t may receive can be
repaired w"hout difficulty. With this implement
we are assured one man and boy or Q men, can
thresh ~ bushels OF wheat in 10 hours. This as
sertlon we have no reason to doubt and we think
tie Invention admirably calculated for our small
larms-and when constructed upon larger SCALE
nothing could be better for the extensive wheat
growers 10 Maryland and Virginia.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-25

| .MrnuEdct6rg al WaIthan.-The aes,;.as
rain during the present season. has canssd OF
injury to the profits OF large manufacturers. eea'
bllshment in tins vicinity. The Watham Fac ,sa'
which employs between and 5000 spindles Wy
been deprived Of more than half its wa,.r ~, las
by the drought; and this Circumstance has , p"eF
ally diminished the dividend oil the Stockbolds,"'
EOn Tuesday last, the semi annual dividend :"
paid, amounting only to 124 per cent. wb;l., was
season, the profits we're 80 per cent. per annn, "a"
he conduct OF the stockholders and man,.a'a :
this establishment deserve all praise. Thev h.S W
paid the highest salaries TO their agents ando NV
sequence have commanded the services of the MAJ,
scientific ingenious and practical men in the coa'
munIty to conduct their affairs through wbns.
abilities, they have been enabled TO rend.r Nv.
Isork the most valuable investment in N4w.F sns'
Hand. s-
limitations Of the Wahham cottons h ave bea,....
from England to this country, for sale bn, WV
English manufacturer cannot make an eoua C.l,
at the same price. The imitation IS thicken, d S;s
Hour to give II the appearance OF Grmness. 1ho,s
merchants who require such articles Tor exn,r
ton find it more Tor their interest to purcbas, %.
real w altman cotton cloth, than the imitat,nn Z
wlthstanding the drawback material, reduces H.
price. Boston Ere en-. WV
Manufactures IN Ktntucky-Our bagging far.
tories, (says the Kentucky Reporter) are in fin
operation. Mr.. Brands, lately DESTROYED by sr.
has been rebuilt, and is now turning out ds,,v i,
usual quantity. Mr.. /. f. Boswell, Mr. J. Smnh
Mr.. j.Weir Messrs Nelson & Smith, and Me,ss
Richardson & Higgins. have each number If
hands employed-and Messrs. Morrison, Bruce and
Gratz have lately CO mmenced the same business.
max ng IN all seven bagging factories now in opera,
ton in this town. We do not know the numbpr oe
hands OF looms employed, but the demand will BE-
supplied.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-11

broken ora. ne ni--.
and goods of ious descriptions TO the smo"ni
LII q EIIrlIlRE L
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-11

Barbour s. Scott,
Ercha1fs-Street, PORTLAND
II AVE RECEIVED an extensive variety Of English
IL French India g. american
GOODS,
fLFAMONG WHICH ARE1S}
case Linens, very low-steam loom Shirtngs,
Calicoes-G inghams-furniture Patch-Cambncs
Musllns-Dimotes--Lo Lawns
Black and coloured Nankin and Canton Grapes,
Grape Shawls-Cassmere Shawls-Merino Hkfs
Scotch Paids-twilld Bombazeits-N oolenetts,
Strip'd Jeans--yellow Observation-Disclosures.
Duck-brown Linens-Russian Damask,
Vestings ty-Gloves--Hosiery,
White g. hgd Cravats-back, white and green ltaian
Grape,
Black and cold Sarsnetts-pearl & light blue Florence
Good black and flag silk Hk'fs-cotton Hkfs, variety
Cotton Shawls-Bed MISUNDERSTANDING
Stripes-Check Satinetts, &c &c.
....HLSO...
Blk, blue, Oxford grey d Haresback BROADCLOIHS
And black blue & fancy color'd CASSlMERES, com
fpleting their assortment OF Cloths
All which they offer for SALE low for Cash only,
May a #
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Spring Goods.
ELISHA VINTON,

Euehnlge-Street Near Cumberland Bank,
HAS JUST RECEIVED, nor opening for Sale a
uery extensive assortment Of SPRING GOODS,
....AMoNG WHICH ARE.
CuPElllOR black, blue, Oxford mix'd ~ Hares
~ back, BROADCLOTH and CASoiMERES-
Cassnetts and Woolenetts,
Elegant Vestings, white and printed,
Superfine blk. silk do.
Cotton Cassimeres and coi'd Jeans,
Three cases Nankin and Canton Grapes.
Black and col'd Synchaws and Sarsnetts,
Superior BLK Leavantine and Tafeta Silks,
Wide and narrow blk Bombazines,
Elegant plaid and fg'd Ribbons,
London Prints "a and A,
Satin; striped, crossbared and plain Cambrcs,
Linen Cambricks and iiandkerchiefs,
Superior Irish Linens,
Cambrck and null Muslns,
Elegant tamboured book and Lenodo.
Brown kid and silk Gloves,
Flag Handkerchief,
Dimities; white Jeans,
Drillings.
Elegant Ginghams and Robe patterns.
Superior gilt and silk coat ard vest Buttons,
Brown ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sewing Silk,
Best Mohair and silk Twist-Merinoes,
Elegant silks and other fancy Handkerchief,
Which are offered at very low prices for Cash
only. (6w) May.
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eertifeats Of ae Hon Daniel Buck late Member o.

Congress.
hereby certify that for eghteen wears pzsr have bsso
most OF the time troubled with tedious cough occasioned
by cdTaTths aft ctIon thar in the course of asr sumsr
and a ts increase accompanied with structures utcn ~
lungs, night sweats ,cold chs, temporary heats general
wasting o. .5h ana dminuIion OF strergth
Thar though applied sunhry physicians and mae ~
OF various medicines Obtained 70 relief until commi
teu myself 70 DOCTOR Jonathan Mooreths as in Noven-
Der last Tie ber aly admniste ed his Pecro-a ron. II
Bssence OF en less Than twenty four hours after aknr
OF TINS me dee found myself IN degree relieved and
impnts the change smo,t entirely TO n ~, ~ - ~
senee NY nigt swests, cold chs, and Temporary heats
have wholly sIbsIded fever has much nv uph
nearly et me- and now exhibit every ap, earsnce 81
returning health.
- DANIEL BUCK.
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DIR. MOORE'S
Essence Of Life.

"A rahabtc Medicine, lately discovered,
Whch, II rghty applied, will be the means Of snatchng
thousands from rlir of death. Ii has been found
very efilcscIous IN The following diseases, viz.
CONSUMPTION, Hopping Cough, common Coughs
= Colds DIhcllt breathing, Influenza, Quincy, Asthma
Phthisic Splitting OF Blood Fstulency, Indigeston Loose
ness Ct the Bowels, Fits OF every kind, Crsmp ckey
Scurvy. Cholc Catarh Dysentsry, Paintings Hy
dTisc Affection. Headache Sickness Stomach Mes.es
preventative Of contagious diseases, Govt and Rheuma
Esm.
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DANIEL BUCK.
Norwich, VT. Feb. -, 1904.


heteny eeiuty, tIat have made Of Dr.. Jonathan
Essence OF Life ~ my family coughs AND when
tters obstuc lions upon The IN haS Given
reiel have also m qusn tIy heard o. and ~ peo-
pc wko have apparently been ID declining star, health
with their lungs affected a. attended with congh thar
on application u the above essence
eeAte ene Also by rhe experience and information
nave received, July believe TO be very valuable ds
covery-and hat II VIII very fetal to he public
JASON DUNCAN.
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EUsT published. and for sale by WILLIAM
~ HYDE. at his Bookstore, No 5, Mussey's
Row, Middle Street. Pcrilsnd-
" Sketches Of the Ecclesiastical History Of the
STATE OF MAINE from the earliest settle
ment TO the present time Price St,25.
The above work contsins very interesting
colec Of facts, relating 10 the establishment
growth. and present state of all the different Ge-
nominations Of Christians in this 2tale: gather
Ell principally from documents furnished BY dis
tinguished individuals o! the respective denomi-
naiDns. and is very convenient book Of refer
ence, and we'll worthy of Place in eyerv mans
library. Jan Is 1899. IT,
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49, y TIT IItH 4JlePNen II. bT1dlet.
Stephen X. badiee, Of Westminster IN Vermont co
A n nlr Tor some time been we'll cquainred with
Us soou ness q Dr- jonathan Moore's Essence Of Lite, "
my o"h Isnly dnc othrrs-and recommend IL be
extreme safe ard aseni Family Medicine in colds, coughs,
ana 81 disorders Of he breast lungs in the whooprg
~lu ali 4pasnoGtc SOinp.ants; and make dfllf
me citlzens CT America would receive great benefit in
noF general us Of the And being personally
4us'Nen win Dr. Morre. ard finding him be discreet
rn wen informed man. cannot bur hope he will receive
all due encouI ag@menr.
STEPHEN r. BRADLEE, LII. D.
Westminster, Sept. !, iec5.
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Books & Stationary.
W Mam HYDE.

NO. 8, Mlssey'a RosU,
Jp'' received very extensive addition To
his former stock Of Bosks and S.a.:N. ~' -
WI ich he offers by wholesale or retail IN The mo-,
accommodating terms. The Stationary was j
leeled with great care, is of the nices, ona,;tr
was purchased with cash, as low ss couIJ - !.
Boston, and will be sold AT small advance t.
dies ana gentiemsn sre invited e call.
. May 90
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HENRY BUTMAN,

PORTLAND. Maine
HE public will please notice that Of the above
L"ehee WI b. vendrd N future without the signature or
&mgsi h'dtr, ~ attached 10 direction, witbcur
"''''h 4 VII M VI genainr. guns april Is.
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O~T-Io az t5fcm Il nay concern.
We me signed Physicians who have proved the eff
c@cy OF Dr. Jonathan tooTes Essence of Life, conserve
dGty 20 p~froniEe the Medicine. and of oPircn thai
II generally usedsit will lie Of public utility.
ABEL DUNCAN. Dlmp.ershH.
SAMl.. ST EARNS. LII ~. 20.
Wh. TOWN ~ Smih1sr.
CIV. CHANDLER. .4rR-r,r.
ABRAHAM HOLLAND. HEEhoIs.
IONA. BADGER. Esfrfr5fer
NATHAN STONE, Ma F.re.
PRESCOTT HALL, chraerfeId.
CHARLES BLAKE, kesr..
ne above Medicine NAV he had in large or small quaint
ties, OF SAMUEL BIDDER, T.. Charlestown, who
ss recently sen appointed and retail Agent for
the States OF hsetTS by
nsnt Il may be Cetained of
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or cI..n.n. R.,,,r., Extracting, and -. ,. =. ,....
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AttentiOn =.

THE Members Of the PORTLAND ARTIT
LERY COMPANY are hereby requested 10
meet at the Io;0n House, on TUESDAY Tho
eleventh day Of June, at eight O'Clock, P. nj. for
the purpose of making arrangements for their An.
niVersay- Apunctuai attendance i. requested.
by order Of the captain.
-, J. W. THOMAS, Clerk.
June a. 2w
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Certificate Of The Hon. Nephsn r Byodlss

Dumnxrstou, March s, 1909,