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NOTICE.

VESfIE subscriber takes this method inform his friends
I'll and fellow citizens, that he will perform the part Of
Auctoneer for such may be pleased honor him with
their confidence. Entertaining (Mha he beeves) well
grounded assurance that he will give due satisfaction, he
solcits a share of their patronage. j. PHILLIPS
Near Newport March LIST, 1928. 20-4tp
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WILMINGTON, FRIDAY, MARCH, 1928.
To be Rented for one or more wears.

vESiE Farm and Cotton Manufacory late Jesse Trumps
IL in Mill Creek Hundred Pike Creek-there are
sixty acres p good land, good stone Dwelling house and
four tenants houses good barn. sabnp and an excellent
orchard on the lamln the Factory there are about $50
spIndles with all the requisite preparing machinery; the
stream OF waterls sufficient to drive much larger
Der Of pndeshe whole will be lei on reasonable terms
for further particulars apply on the premises 10
req. "a, 1873. l8-4tp MARY CLOSE.
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OL. II.

Od.frSede, The 0tcast, Dramatic Poem by Samuel b. IL
Judah-75cts.
Saidanapalus, Tragedy, by lord Byron, 6s
Minstrel Love- from the German Of the author7
of Undine Luz
fharmacoogai or the History Of Medicinal sub
stances, by John Ayrton Paris, M D. FLSS 30
q Memoir OF the rise, progress, and present state O
the Chesapeak & Delaware Canal, with original
documents and Maps. BY Joshua Gpin rs
THE F0LL0WLNG or CHRIST, in four books
written N Latin, by Thomas a Kemps Translated into
English BY the ri Rev Father in Cod Richard Chaloaer
D d. Bishop of Debta and " A. Bud Am edition; pub
shed with the appreciation of the Rt Rev Archbishop
Carroll. 63cfs
Advice to the Young Mother. in the manage
en Of herself and infnt by Member of the Royal Col.
lege Of Surgeons. A cts
TUE BLIND CHILD, or anecdotes of the wyntlham
Family, written for the Of Young People by Lady
81 cts.
Kotzebue's Narrative of Journey into Persia so
Mourning Ring, Simple Story, by Mrs. lnchbald So
Phillips Speeches, octave ! 50
The Expedition Of orsea and the Crimes Of Aguirre rs
Retreat; or Sketches from Nature l 90
HALIDON HILL; Dramatic Sketch, from
Scottish history: by Sir Walter Scott Bart. scots
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II. MI. POMEROY'S
METALLIC STRAP and PAST

.METqLLTC STRAP AND PASTE,
VNOR Razors Surgeons Instruments, &c manufactured
n by Constant Kirkland, and Co. Wangford, Connec-
tcut. and sold at the Wachman Printing Office and Book
store No 105 Market street The above Strap and Paste
are offered to the Public with full belief that they will be
found trial far superior to any ever before used N tins
or any other country January 1928.
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The proprietor Of lees Family medicine has been put
in possession of part Of Tape HoH, passed by lady
forty years old, expeledby Lees truly eicaco1s orm
Destroying Lolcnges which measures eight feet long and
contains three hundred joints. This Worm, with two
round Worms, of Is and inches long, and OF an inch
oud expelled from child not fue years old, by the use
Of lees Lo=eagea to be at Lees Family me-
licinc Dispensary No CD Hanover St. Baltimore
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advertising BY the year.
LEES
ORIGINAL HIGHLY APPROVED
Family Medicines.

oe,s trnly valuable Medicines have now stood the test
r bnu sixteen years and their excellent qualities are
Known and established. One Of the most recent cases
e rre Of some ofthe most beneficial ofhis Medicines, is
al INT te Proprietor for want Of room can select and an
mex. from the many in his possession.
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NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted TO the Estate Of JAMES GLEE
IA SON. decd. requested to make speedy payment
and those having claims present them legally attested for
to BARNEARD MURPHY
NEWCASTLE, February ", 1928. 20--tf
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Lees famous Ambitious Pills.

They arc admirably adapted to carry of sNpeFfluous
ble aid 10 prevent lis morbid secreonso restore appe-
s regular habit Of the body, and promote free persp-
ration and thereby prevent colds 50 often attended with
it'll consequences to the lives Of thousands.
- please enquire for Lees fnh bihoHs Pile, with the
Signature II NOAu RlDGELY, QIate Michael Lee Z Coz
Dear Si1--IIaving made Of the various Pills in my
fay offered the public for the last twenty-five Years
Having found your celebrated ant-biious Pills the most
ecacious cleansing the stomach and bowels removing
headaches sick stomach and having used them for several
Years past can have hesitation in stating that believe
tAen las represened) nost Oattabe family medicine
JACOB SMALL, Conway street, Baltimore
~ IN. NSah Ridgein Aug. 9 1921.
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FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE,
DIR. Relf's Botanical Drops.

Prlce One Dollar per bottle
These drops will cure the most inveerate scuryy
scrotula, leprosy, ST. Anthonys fire, salt rheum scad
head in children, old ulcers stulas pmped faces
every other eruption arising from impure state Of tie
blood and juices. They also perfect digestion, and by
purifying the blood prevent malignant humors from being
thrown of on the lungs &C.
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AROMATIC SNUFF,
For the Head Ache and Catarrh.

prepared by J Whltweil boston aud composed
principally Of roots and aromatic herbs
Price so cents per bottle.
This snuff, celebrated throu9 the United States for
its efficacy IN the cure Of catarh and slow nervous
head ache, spartcuary recommended by Dir Warehouse
whose certificate accompanies each bottle The common
Scotch snuff is universally allowed TO be injurious to the
head and stomach, and later affects the trasa-
rency and color Of the skin The coarse black fs OBJ
struct and deadcn the oacory nerves. and pr Of
time by stopping the passages have evident eff ct upon
the speech This snuff viii be found liable to these
objections: its flavor is fragrant; the effect pleasing and
sall airy; it opens and pnrges the head stimulates the sp
rus and removes drowsness In Of catah, cold
in the head, pinch or two taken going 10 bed vii cf
tecmay remove all distractions. Hypochondracal persons
Will lind IN this chemical preparation, complete antiote
During tedious confinement in crowded house or warm
atmosphere, after fagung walk long ride pinch
or two will richly repay the trouble Of constantly havngi
In your pocket and which when well secured, will for a
long time all the purposes Of smelling bottle. No
compositions better qualified 70 resist conagion; the
OF therefore Indispensable for all those who watch with
or visit the sick. sedentay and studous persons will find
by its occasional use, cheap and cheering relief from that
assltude which invariably accompanies long sitting
much reading,
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Beasley's Family Plaster.

For the cure of breasts which proceed from
internal or external Bruises pains, chibas cons esh
cuts or wounds, liberated legs, &c With each box
lisa paper containing printed directions for applying the
paster with certcates in proof of its ut ana efficacy
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Bfdgeton Cumberland Co 1871
In the year 1907 my wife wasvoeny attacked with the
rheumatism in every part Of her irame the disorder in
creased and the pain become almost indispensable; she
could not walk step, bear her weight without
support nor dress undysss, in bed any more
than an infant One morning Dr. Deans pills were admir-
sered to her and before noon she could get Of the
bed and walk the room and the same day she went
INTO the oerrcom and the day up stairs and was ev
err after able to be about and recovered her health
and strength Esq. Perey further cerfies that the late
widow PIERCE mother of the celebrated Count Rumfor
when about 80 years Of age afflicted with the rheu
matsm that she could neither walk stand nor even
feed herself without great difficulty and had been in that
situation number Of weeks, and being advanced in
years, despaired of finding remedy She said the
effect OF DIR Deans medicines seemed to her almost mirac
uous for in very short time after taking them the pain
removed, and her limbs restored to their usefulness
WE certify that Dr. Deans pills have been freely used
by ourselves families for several years and that we COM
slider them safe and useful medicine, especially the
rheumatism; in which complaint, in what have expe.
rienced, and heard consider them more eectual
than any thing else have known used and do think
them valuable discovery.
Hon George Thatcher, Judge of the Supreme Court OF
Massachusetts Hon Jeremiah HiA Bdddeford: Rev Nd.
than Webster, do. Rev. John Turner do Capt SausE EeyY
do. Rev. PapI Cc6a Buxton; Rev Sass .3ody, Agunlt
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the year. Comprises Of scientific and lite AIRY
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DIR. Deans Patent Vegetable
RHEUMATIC PILLS,

Prepared By Ezra Dean, Bddeford, Maine.
Price SO cents per box.
These pills will be found the most safe efectual and
pleasant physc offered Being composed entirely Of
vegetable materials, they do predspose to take cold
and may be taken any time, and by females all crcum
stances They give an appetite, assist digestion and carry
OF all crudlties from the stomach If taking cold afe
Of these pills are taken going bed they will operate
kindly the next day, and carry off any bad effects of such
cold EZRA DEAN
From number OF certificates two Only are selected.
Ernn Ennch penlep Eco
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Christian Advocate.

This work is continuation of the Presbyterian Maya
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Lees Worm Lozenges,
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certain and powerful remedy for destroying all kinds
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-19
uAINE) TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1928.

sHD EVERY TUESDAY MORNING
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PAYABLE YEARLY.

about some improvement in our system ofschools.
You are accountable for the moral and intel
lectual Improvement OF the offspring intrusted.
0y providence, TO your care and il is required
OF you TO point out the road in which il viii be
safe for them TO travel from childhood 10 years
Of maturity, and ia no better way, can YOU do
this, than BY bestoWing o. them al early ana
good educatiOn-- they are dependanton YOU f0r the
greatest ofprivileges, andyou are bound to give IL
to them, If any exertion Of yours will accomplish
It-Ihey look up to you as their fathers. and Won
should look down on them as vour children.
This is what we conceive TO be actually ruouir-
ed OF every Parent, . as such''--but there il
another obligation binding upon you AS MEM
oers Of the body polite, you are bound 10 pro-
nole the dissemination OF useful knowledge
hnowledgei Is grand and prominent pioneer III
the edlhce Of liberty. The liberties won by
our iathers for their sons, are pinioned to the
SnHgntnlhg oi the rising generation, for support
hereafter. Then arouss-,lo not b,elsie -.
selves to PernIcious practice or system be-
cause it is oflong standing and wears /" hoarv
mead. But whenever you find il IS suscepti-
bic OF Improvement, and the very remedy an
pears 70 offer itself, then follow the dictates az
reason and make your bestexertioDs ~ have IN
experiment made. The above things are not
loAd because they are considered "yery new
Out because we wish to have them recur IN
stantiy toyour views, that YOU may be more inn
pressed with the importance OF taking an instan-
'sneous step to bring abOutth accomplishment
OF the desired object.
VOW, we are TO draw the subject to a close, a.
greeably to our intentions in the commencement.
Nothing further viii be offered ID its favor. ex-
cePting we are drawn out BY those who oppose
Us for self interest alone. to vindicate What W.
nave advanced. We relinquish it, with the ardent
nope mat some wiser head than ours,o will
resume 1t. One wish alore has stimulated us
throughout, and, however humble our tongues
OF utterance," las expressed by the af1'l should
TINS wish De realised-should these few hints
lnclte to inquiry, and ultimately lead 10 inprovs
"'ent We should be doubly repaid for All our ex-
ertlons. and, IN fact, should they be suffered to
" sax INTO oblivion unheeded,' this consolation
Will still be left us, that we have performed our
duty--have made our feeble endeayours 10 beng
tit the rising generation" MANY.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

1uMBERLAND, ss.-JRly 90 1925
Aaksn 6y execution and WiA be sold at public
osei'On on MONDAY the first day Of September nsrt
az Three O'Clock IN the afternoon, at the dsOeIi.g
noass q ELI LosoLEr, Esq in Raymond,
a IL the right and title of possession that Ma.
thaniei Knight has 10 certain trac, ~ land
situate on the Cape ia Standish, contaioing one
nuadred acres, more or less, bounded a. follows.
VIZ. westerly by sebago pond, northeriy by land
~ possession OF Elias Meserve, and Soutbe ~ by
land Ia possession Of William Hssty, includpg
she building thereon, and is the farm that said
knight now lives on.
LEVI HALL, Deputy Sheriff.
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Ca'sa1S.-A CanaI nom Maniius Via De-111a 5aJ
Defuyter to the vicinity of Cortland Village where
"iii intersect the head Of the Susouebanns
IS Ia contemplation,
Independent OF produce and merchandise. which
would pass and epdss on its BOSOM the salt works =,
Salina and the Gypsum beds Manlius furnish ar
cles ior expectation TO large section OF country ~
ing to the south more than 1000 barrels Of sa IA
boz tons OF psum brought BY land carrage u
mead waters OF the Susquehanna this and other
Paees OF emoarkation, the present season. C. Corr.
Canal Is IN contemplation by the Inhabitants ~
PPsf ana Lower Canada between the two lakes. On
,eS and Eele the two lakes are in one part so near
connected as to require artificial cut of onl, .
nIes Inc route lies from GIano River, striking he
Chippewa Is miles from its mouth thence 10 Iste o.
o s6O. An act OF Incorporation with capital of l25
Wv tiaiaA . to be petitioned for al the neg,
s'oh q hs Legislature, 10 effect the obecNaag. pap
- he states Of Ohio and Kentucky have proerted
canal around The falls Louisville II viii Be ,so
ana halI miles 10 length and will cost only Sso oo0
ana when finished viii make the navigation connIets
nn'souag 70 Neworeans The expense of land
'ns estimated cost OF tbs canal, N'@A
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me Honour06ie Justices Q, the Cours Of
Common Pleas, begun aud holden al Portland,
as'fa.n and for the County Of Cumberland, on the
thtra Tuesday Of June, A. d 1928.
ksPtCIFULLY represents ,Iliam Brad
Ia bury, jr. OF Newt louce. ter, treasurer of
the Trustees Of The Congregational funI in New
uioucester, that in his said capacity Of treasurer
nes seized IN trust for and to The use of said cor.
Porai.on with others to your petitioner unknown,
10 and 70 one moiety in common of the foil owing
track OF land situate in said NeW.Gloucester, 10
wit, the homestead farm which I,aac Prince pur-
chased OF John Prince. and being the same which
SAID Isaac Prince conveyed Co Enoch Fogg,
former treasurer of said Trustees, by Mortgage
deed, dated February 81. A. ID. 1807.-Your
petitioner therefore prays that after due proceed
ings mad, The same May be Sc. of TO him BY metes
anu bounds, thar he may hold The same il his said
capacity as Treasurer aforesaid.
VIM. BRADBURY I Treasurer Of said
Trustees.
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STATE or MIME.
CUMBERLAND....ss.

CUMBERLAND.-.
coar Of Common Plea at Portland, June term
A. ID. 1853
UPON 1he foregoing petition Ordered. chat
tnr petIuoner give notice 20 eli persons interest
ed an The prayer thereof, 90 appear before The
Justices ct our Cour, oil Common Pleas. 10 be
holden at r. rtland, within aud for The County OF
Cumberland, on the nd tuesday of OCTOBER
next, ny publishing an stsested copy of SAID pet
ton ana tbs order thereon, three weeks success
s'vely 10 one Of the puolic newspapers printed
10 Toruand The Ia publication 60 be ,hirty days
a. least o1iofe ne siing VI said Court that they
may then and there il our said Court she,V cause
II any rhey have why the prayer Of said oeti,ioo
should mo- be granted.
true copy,
A.ast ~ " u.rcu.C =,
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on THE EFFECTS or cHaNGF

n prudent man, IN times like The present. will
pass no opportunity of honorably increasing his
fortune people may talk as long as they please
about chance but when we daily hear Of those
who have risen into afiuence without any strik-
iog merit OF their own, il is very clear that chance
mas had some small share in the elevation. But IL
must not be imagined that chancs Is SO ipdiscrim.
mating and blind as many indolent persons would
DC disposed TO believe-you must place yourself in
the way of chance or you will in vain look for her
fevors--lhe waggoner in the fable, prayed TO
Jupiter without effect, because be neglected 10 ex
ert himself and foolishly thought that the thunder
er would descend from above TO assist him who
would not assist hmself.-If you cannot s6Eord 10
purchase whole Ticket, buy Share YOU are
still in fortunes train.-But even the purchase Of
share, you may say is not within you, power !;
tor Clothing and provisions are dear. and your
iamHy large: all this may be very true : yet still
you possess the ability, though you may allow il
10 De dissipated or laid dorment. The means YOU
empty possess; for how much is wasted in super
nuties, even amongst the humbiest Of us How
much does our pride cost Us (? How our VANITY ?
How much our Incidence aud how much more
our aHftnapeTance More money is expended on
what is really injurious TO our health and happi-
ness, infinitely more, in very short time. than
what wsuid completely put us in the way of For
tune, and give Us g Reasonable hope of ndepend.
"uce. are you 10 easy circumstances drunk q
pint of wine only per day instead of bottle. and
the means are created.-Are you in trade en-.
pioy little more of your time in buliness. and
rather less In pleasure and the object il obtained
-Are You mechanic rise couple of hours
sooner to your iabour, and you will soon be mas
yer OF all teat u necessary 10 give you chance of
obtaining many hundreds--and all thu. while YOU
are really making no sacrifice whatever.-Op he
ft. q so1 Aad - yoar sisslth anu : e.sg,l and
imbioe fresh motives for exerton; and even should
elsdace not smile on You ct last, you are, in tact
gamer ia all those things which 20 essentially
contribute 10 the welfare and Independence of
men. Lottery is the only plan by which a
Fortune can be made at once with honor. Ii has
been stigtnstizsd ss a most pernicious mode hut
II should never be forgotten, that all is opposers
argue against il from its abuse which il not only
very Illogical but also very unfair for enc might
as well argue that the use Of knives ought 10 be
prohibited because some men have cut their throats
with them or that grapes should never be eaten
because certain ancient Poet, named AnaereoR.
cnoseked himself with grape stone The best
gfts OF Heaven are and ever will be abus ed, but no
rational argument can be adduced from such abuse.
Here then is the road 20 Wealth. ia the excel
lent Cumberland & Oxford Canal Lottery, which
VIII soon commence drawing 10 this town.
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'h e subs. FIBER, administrator on tue estate Of
JOSIAH q ACHELDER, la,e Of Fryeburb.
10 the county Of Oxford Esquire. deceased by
virtue OF licence from the Judge Of Probate
within and Tor said county Of oxford vii. sell al
public vendue, on Tbursdsy, the 4gbteenthds '
OF september next, at ten o'cIcck 81 M. stthe
dwelling house OF Major Philip Eastman. in said
tryehurgh Eight or Ten thousand acres of erccl-
tent land for farms, IN Bschelder's Gram. ac;,in
ing Lowell, Albany, and Fryeburgh Academy
Grant.
This land has recently been laid out into o,o
huadred acre lots, plan Of which will be e..
hibited AZ the time and place Of sale.
Tue lots, which 81 this Auction will be oE.roa
TO the public, the administrator has CRITICALLY !.
amined, and he with confidence assures those v ~
are inclined to enter into profitable sueculatio,
or those who would procure for themselves q
their children. valuable farms in the vicinity q,
populous towns, that they are of superior Qua Iiv
NOT mountainous or rocky, cove ed with a mo.t
valuable growth of hard God, v 18th suf6c ert
quantity OF pine lmber-a rioh deep soil. am
we'll watered by spr,ugs and streams On which
are several fine mill privileges.
ALSO-wIl b. sold a. aforesaid shout co,,u
au"dfed acres Of good land for farms il The Usher
1TdHf, adjoining Rumf ,rd -AISD one md.
vided half of ID zee rights IF land in Apdov.r T.
san county Of oxford being number four 81
Range A-Nnmber seven Rage -Nunber
n'e hange third, on the east side of EIIis Rye,-
nese hlgnts embrace some Of the best in teryale
IN the Country,
Terms ut "a e, zen per cent CASH--ihe residu
2 one and two years ON June Iasl. with IN
doubted personal security
JASON sHkR AN, Administrator.
rryeburgh, Augusl T., 1928 a.,
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PEWM.AWSHTP.

tJENEfhArED with gratitude for the liberal
encouragement that has been extended "a
MN, me subscriber returns his unfeigned thanks
20 those persons who have been pleased 70 nat
ron'ze MS exertions, and gives notice, that in
consequences OF numerous applications, his third
sno aSs. course OF lessons, viii commence on
A. the iith current Application may
be made to the subscriber at his ROOM owe, NJ,
EVANS STORE, Middle Street, where person. in
terested are are invited to call and examine H.
Improvement Of his pupils. All applications
must De made on or before the 9th inst.
NIN. b. The afternoon will be devoted
exclusively to the instruction Of Ladies'
J. D. BUGBEE.
Portland, August 5, 1898.