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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-05-18
SMALL Pox IN YORK

We are gratihed in receiving from an official
source, the following statement Of the prevalence
Of the Small Pox in Ysrk, which we hasten
to lay before the public, that no exaggerated
accounts may be suffered 70 remain uncontra.
dicted from those whose official character and
means Of information entitle them to unqualified
credit
As many misrepresentation have been
made, calculated 10 give unnecessary alarm
respecting the Small Pox in York, il has been
deemed proper 70 give to the public true
statement Of all the material circumstances
relating 10 the disorder. The disease first
appeared 10 part Of the town called Cape
Neck, place unconnected with any other
part Of the town by any public road, and more
than mile from any Observation-Disclosures
ing I'VE or six scattering houses, not less than
half mile distant from the Cape, and more
than that distance from any public road.
The secluded place where the disorder was
hrst discovered, has enabled the Selectmen
very easily 70 prevent all communication with
the few inhabitants living in its vicinity.
a young maa by the name Of Abraham
Bowden was the first that had the disorder,
and Il being Of the coRfuent kind, no appear
ance ola breaking out took place. His phy-
sicians supposed il TO be the yellow or West
India fever, fever which they considered con-
taglous, and therefore cautioned people against
visiting the patient. and the alarm was so great
that 4 was difficult to get watchers, and but
few people attended his funeral. Although
twenty one days have elapsed siuce the funer-
al Of the young man, not single instance has
occurred OF a persons taking the disorder. ex-
cept those who were about him before be died.
as soon as those who had taken the disor-
der from young Bowden began TO break out,
The physicians discovered il to be the Small
Fox, and gave information Immediately since
which the greatest care and vigilance have
been used BY the Selectmen, to stop al com
munication between the infected place and
other parts Of the town. The disorder has been
cenhned to Bcwden's family and near counex-
ions, excepting three persons only, who bad
watched with him in bis sickness. SIX per-
sans have died; viz young Bowdcn. bis "a
Tier, mother brother, SISTER, aud aunt.
Thirteen are now sick with the disorder.
II . confidently believed the propagation OF
ne disease VIII be found cfect0ally checked.
though some IN tie families where Il now
= MAJ take Il. n the kline peck. with which
they have been vaccinated. should faii.which Is
nov teared viii be the case, IL Consequence
O ne vsccsnc matter, Grit Used, net being
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wEDNESDAY-Arb riEs CIarice, Libbey, New
York Susan and Sarah, Wafcrh0use, de- cotton
aud ccrn % William Wood Maria. Stevenson.
ST. Isgo. via Baltimore. molasses coffee and sugar,
20 ThomAs Chadwick Schr. Two Sons. Stevens.
B.lsimose. corn and Hosr. % Greedy AMI JoRes. and
s. Waite. ~.
THJESDAY-Ar big May and Nancy. Theo-
bala. Bostnn. Zoe Bath Schrs Thomas, Coniey.
wilmington. :. ar Bstsey. Spear. 81 Thomaston.
Richmond. via Eostun Hhnnah Dunham. Boston f;
sloop Libery. Waits. Easspors ksh and plaster, 10
Va ate and Aillk
FRInAr-AF brig Susan and lane. Freeman, Is
snvs fgan HavAna. ST casks 81 molassex 20 r.
Naron and A. Newhan Vessels leff. before re-
rosssh ~ ID arrival al Bnaon. and viii be found
sriow. The Flea. Baa. a this port. ~ al Havana
fssh fn 6 days frSn Nsw OrleanS- We have seen
he Aetcantiis wsskiy Rep0n- Of April 20
rscsived 81 Cspf. II. which has 6een anticipated
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10 be sold AZ Public Vcndnr, by order M
n the Judge Of Probate, lor the Couaty II
Cumberland, al the tate residence WIZ WILL
IAN MINOf, deceased, 10 Westhrook. an
the twenty eighth day. of the hflh iaouth.
Mayo % much Of the teal Estate of TlIOAt-
AS MINOT, JANE MINOT. and SARAH ".
MiNOf, if 70 be found, a. will produce tha
sum Of three hundred aud fifty dollars, X he.
ing their shares ID the Estate N Che iatg
WILLIAM MINOT, deceased, Tor the rave
me nj OF their debts 10 their GuardiAn. wa
Incidental expenses Of sale.
Sale st ten O'Clock, "A. NJ.
MARGARET MINOT, Guardian.
Portland. 5th mo. 5th. 1924
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Linens, CGlicOeS, .ScartS, sc.
ANDREW SCOTT.
EXCHANGE STREET.


HAs JUST RECEIVED, ANB OFFERS FOR SALE,
II MEMS IN WHOLE AND HALF
~ PIECES;
Elegant French CALICoEs, and Printed
MUSLINS
American Blue CALICOES, a little imper-
feet in the printing, at one shilling per yard
Handsome Assortment Of White and Col
CURED RAW SILK MANTLES, at less than the
Boston prices
Rich PLAID B0M3AZEEN and YALEN-
GA SCARFS, some as low a. l5s.
Super. Kid GLOVES, at 25 and 80 cents
Muslin HANDKERCHIEFS Ut Is cents
PARASOLS, al 81 ,25 cents
Furniture Patch /; Ginghams, great variety +;
Superior Black Nankin Grapes, Boston Dye /,
Grape Dresses Yellow and Blue Nankins Ze-
las Merino and Merino Printed Hdkis Fan
cy silk and Ganze do. English Nerino Shawls;
Plaid Lustrings Black Levantine Black and
Coloursd Figured Silks White and Fawn Col
cured Bombazeen Garnitnre Ribbons; Long
Lawn Figured and Corded MnsIins aud Mus
lin Dresses; Vestings super Flag and Black
silk Hdkfs.-Together with an extensive assort-
ment OF other articles, which, being bought
principally Al the late Auctions in Boston, will
be sold very cheap.
Portland, April IA, 1874 H
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u HaiseaciL A. luEn v Csfyiss " M.ss susan
Hpsseg.
IN AusF0s. Ar. Johu CrcwsI u SIS Mary
NlGeF
tn hastgM. Cart Calrin E=ksman " Casino "
Mss Margsfsi paiar. NJ Nee hufFgsast
~ iiHuf ~ Coy ST. Sanari Castsr. " p.nnvs
site ia Miss sarah Goa
10 s~auvliis. ML Jscob Cunriaghsu, 70 Niss
fane Ho'nss
To Bsisst. 81 Heavy W. Haliet. ~ Deer IsIs
60 Niss Hepe o. adnus
n AofihpoFi. ~. Atlalsam Knoslton, 10 Miss
Lscind Biiiues.
Innguss
ln btrwer, NJ. Aafhsnisi Msuorks. ~ No. 1. "a
Miss Eizsbsth Roberts, Of the ioruasr place.
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Sherif>s Sale.
TAKEN BY EXECUTION y

VNAKEN BY EXECUTION, ana will wv
n sold AZ Public Fendne, 10 The highest bid-
eF, on Saturday, ths twelfth day o. June next. w
one 2 clock, A. M. AZ the Inn 0f JOSIAH JoEpAN.
Esq. IN Poland An ne right IN eoaitv VI ~
demrhoh which Thomas ScRBsEH has WI
certain tract Of Land, being part Of Tot No. rs.
situated ~ Thomson Pond Plantation. bonn
ded a. follows, VIZ. beginning at the easteFlv
corner "a NitLIAN NAxWELLs land, nj thc road;
thence running Southeast 20 the Pond, aud fa RIM
" width 90 contain fourteen ucres-Alsa all
inat paft q said lot lying on the westerly side
~ sale Pond, supposed 10 contain one acre. Ivy
ne y he more Or less And the said tract of land
Is noTtgaged 10 JAMES FoRD, ~ Raymond ~
secure ne payment Of sixty dollars, in one vesr
from ne fourth day Of December last, 1923. that
being the date of said mortgage, which IN reror-
ded N the Registry Of deeds for said COUNTY III
Cumberland, Book SO, page $40 Said tract WI
land IS now in the occupation Of said scniRSrn.
ALFRED HOOD, Ey SAF
Hebron, May It'll 1904
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To he sold Az Public Auction, IVY order from
= the Probate Court for the County of Cumher-.
land, on w Wednesday, the 2d day Ut June next, at
two O'Clock in the afternoon, al thc lafe reei-
denee VI John Anderson, late AZ Falmouth W
said County deceased, 80 much IL tho Real Estate
OF Robert Anderson, late ~ said Falmouth geo-
man, deceased, rs will prndHct the sam Mi nne
hundred ana forty dollars Tor the payment 81 tie
debts Of said deceased, and incl dental tharars uf
sale Said Real Estate consists 0f about siaf~
four acres Of land, hall III brick house, half WI
a barn and part Of stable, il being a mart of The
homestead VI thc said John Anderson. deceased.
NANCY r. ANDERSON. .8dnr.
Falmouth. Nav IS, 1924
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NfLITsRY.-0n Tuesday the 9Th iasi Lieut.
jacob Miller Was chosen Cart W the Monmouth
ARTILLERY Company, vice Capt Dennis Fairbanks.
resigned Mr. William Rice, "a Lieuieuant
On the sans day, Lleut. solomon Adams. Jr
Nas chosen caFf. "a thr fsrminziou Artillery
Comfany. riee Capf Blake. r~ar.ued, and M
inEaila Baiierrcid, ~ Lieutenant
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Melancholy ACCIDENT 49, Yesterday afternoon as
Capt Josiah GiiPafTirk with bis 500 aad another
person. were going from this plac 70 Campo Belle
me boat upset, and We regret "a state Thar Cap.
Giipaiiick was drowned. The other ttso were so
iar gone ss 10 be entirely helpless when they were
rescued ifom waiely grave through fhs iimrly ex-
rrtionk % AR. Elisha Pike. East Sln
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BANK MONEY

MAY be had for approved Notes of2, 4, 8,
1Fl y / IL months, BY application to
3 LITTLE, Broker,
Who continues 10 negotiate or collect Drafts
Bills OF Exchange, Notes, &C Purchases and sells
the various kinds Of Money in this market Ut Z
fair premium
May lSs 1924 III
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MOre Mem Rocks

AAUF Y 7 FLtL ID UDFlsSs
pERCY MALLORY, by the author Of Penn
IL Owen;
Warreniana
Webster's Speech on the T. riff 4;
Sparks Collection of ESSAYS
and Tracts in Theology, for April, 1924;
The Christian Examiner, for
March and April;
Gospel Advocate for Nav.
The above are for sale at the
Portland Bookstore, No. ., Merchants Row.
S. JOHNSON, .4gent.
Portland, May IS, 1924.
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A Al y. MASON.

fQkE srhAETr HAD oY tsrRARAmis wmAnr
H3YE FOR S.sLE,
40 bbls. Clear Pork 45 bbls.
No. N an. 35 half bblr No. 4 LRa3. aea
krgs Lard 80 kegs and Firsins Batter. I4
llhds Bacon 40 hbla. mess end No } Beef
Is bbis. no. Aiackerel, - half hhls Tongues
5000 ibs. Cheese Iz hhds. W Rom I5 HhaH
n + q. ~ Hhds. Retailing Alolasses 3 Pipes
CRKHar Brandy I'D bbis- American Eiu ivy
Quarter Casks Lisbon and Malaga Wines IA
bbls Brown Sugar Bags White, do Bars
Pepper Bbls Ground 90. Bhls Ginger Bar
Coffee 50 Boxes Mould Candles w Boxes
Lemons 10 Boxes orRnees Boxes Firs
Casks haisius Bones starch n5 az. H6ss.
iodoz shoveis 80 dox. Corn Brooms 30 hbi.
Apples; $50 Hhds. Liverpool salt TOO Hhds.
Coarse a.. 100 Qnintals Pollock Fish. au
Bushels Herds Grass seed 800 Bushels yellow
Corn $1,000 American Cigars
Portland, April - 1924 GU
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BRADLEY 4 DOW, No. 6, Musseys Row,
- have received 20 pieces London Extra and
Yorkshire Superfne BR0ADCLOTHS, Of very
elegant style. Also
lOps. Caledonian and Verona Strip'd CASSI
MEkESi . ps- London and Domestic CASSI-
siEkES with great varity Of other goods, al
viii be sold--aRd rery CHEAP
Portland, May Is. Gstf)
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NEW AND CHEAP /!
lust received, and now Opening for Sale
- at No. ., EXCHANGE STREET, an ex-
tensive assortment ~
New, Cheap, g. Fashionable
G o O ID S,

AMONG WHICH ARP
Black, blue, drab, olive, mix
ed and red BROADCLOTHs, and CAssI-
MERES ; case assorted Figured Canton
GRAPES I case do. Plain do. do. bale 81
perior G ARPETINGS elegant figures Broad
Blk. Bombazeens; White and Cold Narrow DO. ;
Blk. and Cold SARSNETTS, and LEVAN-
TINES SEERSUCKERS; PONGEES; White
and Scarlet Raw silk & Merino Long SHAWLs
Grape, Silk and Merino SHANLS Imitation
Merino Do. German Gauge, leila and Muslin
HDKF'S White and Scarlet Alerino POINTS
End HANDKERCHIEFS Merino INDIsPEN
SIBLES, elegant Fig'd silk VESTINGS (; Valen-
cia and Cotton Do. White & Fig'd CRAVATS
Company NANKEENs {; Long LAWNS Fig'd
andPlain Swiss Null and Sacarila MUSLINS
Irish LINENS in IL pieces Worsted BONBA-
ZINES Superfne CALICOES Pink GING.
HAMS; Thread LACES GIAiPS Foundation
MUSLINS Tambour COTTONS SPOOL
Cottons Ivory Stick FANS PARASOLS
White Cotton CORDS, Black aud White Worst
ed IL HOSE White and Mixed Cotton
Worsted and Angola do. General Assortment
of GLOVES BUTTONS Sewing SILKS
TWISTS; THREADS PINS BUCKRANIs
PADDINGS, &c. sc. sc.
ALSO,
Cotton Factory SHEETINGS; SHIRTTNGg
GINGHANISi CHECKS; STRIPES
and YARNS all OF which win Be offered a.
low as at any other Store in town, without the
exception Of Cheap Stores.
ROYAL LINCOLN.
April 81, 1894
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Fresh Goods.
MARK 5. GILMAN,

No. y, Erc1dnBe oFtu5
mas JUST EEcEIvED
DLAlD SILKS, striped Do. black and pearl
IL TFvnntines. light coloured Florence Silks,
blue and pearl Gros De Naples, broad and mar
r0w Blk Bomhazines, raw Silk and Valencia
Manties black add green sarsnets- black syn
rhaws, Gauze Hkfs Imitation Nerino DO Gar
niture Ribbons, IndispeRsblfs, q fne assert
ment ~ Calic0es end GiRghams, Gingham
Dresses, Muslin do surerfne Flag Handkfs
German d. Ban6anBs Do elrEaHl Furniture
Patches Linen Damask, Russia Diaper. y~liow
Nankeens, FaFis Kid Gloves, Nsiyrteen HandkE
Irish Liners Giaeham Umbrellas, slate and hlk
Worsted Hose, white Cotton Do Farasols, Long
Lawn, stripe and fgurrd CEmbric4 and Nusins,
stout American Calico &c. &c.
Broadcloths and Cassimeres
Arsnt
An assortment q DOMESTIC GOODS
SheriinEs, Shirtings, Ticking, Ginghams, Sat
inets, Knitting Cotton, and Thread
Purchasers ere respectfully invited n call and
examine the above Goods, o. they viii be Of
fered a. the Lowest Cheap Store prices.
Nav Is A.
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and Miami Canal vas Diseased Ia committee
of the whole, boz no question taken before the
House adjourned
In srsArr MoxDAr MAY i0--The Bill from
the House 10 create Eve millions Of Florida
stock for Spanish claims, was read twice and
referred
M. Nonrrs Resolutions, requiring Of the
Secretary a War list Of the names aud annual
pay IL al Pensioners, were taken mp and agreed
10.
The TAHrgv was again taken % Ia committee,
and the section providing for the allowance Of
drawback on the expectation Of silks, when col
ored, stamped, Ge III this country, was struck
out. discriminating duty OF i've per cent be-
tween silks Of Ffance and India. IN favor OF the
former, was adopted, making the duty on French
silks ner cent. less shan that proposed by the
House. Several other amendments were pro-
posed, bot not adopted This Bill was then or
dered 70 lie on the table, and the amendments
10 be printed
The Resolution authorising the purchase Of
$50 copies ~ WAY and Gideons edition ~ the
journals Of the Old Congress from I714 20 IT'S
was taken up, and after being amended BY IN
serting 800 instead Of ESQ copies, the resola-
ton passed 20 be engelssed.
Is rHF HousE The Bah Cor the Improve
IReni Of he Ohio and Mississippi Rivers" was Ia
ven w. "na 49, 1870 a.'f moments w.
"t'ssn - ''e''N' - 1'''-
49," "a. -. 49,. -.
rs % ~ " r"''u''''tt ~ lnf DsAnniai-
e.an s'n.a.i s"s 'aA''' "''i 49, .sua's" ~ con-
$500. !. N NO. N, 1880 ".
-'i $50 N-@ 80 ~ ~
@.h
ma .a.tAs, s'As -. rs efssfsf ~ 49,
~ F~ftsfsfd bY m cnFnfasftrf "a tHe whetFi
-. - ~ 80
s.s
hN
-a'.sa fA Re-
- A'@@ f'~tFaa h''eAf v..'a''tifAsi Wv.
Ns s's's.is "efAies -.
$3.50 +N Ns"eft H FFNErfsstF nsir OF
aa.Hr ae H@H4issisfft ei Meai -f E.n
As.@ 1%t - tiiiaa tiptAs -t4f aa'f e. We
hs'taH sA4 ~"H tYtlon eseTHE f--nF
tsstfs AHsr a. -~es . hiatk lead Fsentiis.
a. a iafe'Fr eataifa e Fas. F~pfsrt ca
nesf rsr'las FeNe7, ElnEeFs Eass c4ts, hiarrfs
e ~..afff NitA tae tafitsllire q
t*# sHA Riaeiataafuis Fss4attfiug ihe HH'
tifs &C. Tres taFs ~ bal's, end rpisins, also 90
tapAt Hne me aaiy yves hfea ~ s. cenls pei
Fssaue naTH tuaad, ard - ceHfs. when ID
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Nea0 : Elegant I Cheap 2
FrSr EECEfwEE,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
New and Elegant Goods.

AMONG WHICH IRE
DLACK and Cord. Gros ~ Nanles
I'D SILKS Black LEVANTIAEs. MI si.nu-
rior Quality; Black Italian and India It's.
THINGS ! Irish LINENS; Linen CAMBHICS.
Long LAWNS British COTTONS COTTON
CAAiBRCSj Cambria MUSLTNS Null ana
INDIA do; Tsmboured SWISS, do. Plain and
TambOured FANCY Do. Elegant Back silk
VESTINGS Do. Worsted COTTON. do. silk
Cotton and WOrSted HOSIERY. CALICOFS. N
large assortment GINGHAsfS, sark and light /:
Muslin and Bingham Robe PATTERNS So
perdne and Common Flag HANDKERCHIEFs.
Black SILK do Elegant Fig'd Gauze and
SIX FANCY do. MUSLIN Handkfs Inlfta-
ton MERINO, do. Broad and Narrow Black
BOMBAZINES Black. Blue. Oxford Mined
and Hairsback BROADCLOTHS ana CAsSI-
MERES SATIINETTS Brown LINENS T.
Best Italian Sewing SILK TWIST BUCK
RAN ; Padding; BUTTONS, Walthau Sea F.l
and No. ], ?, and 5 sHIRTINGs and SHEET
iNGs, Ia. &c which are offered for sale very
cheap, BY
ELISHA VINTON.
Middle Street
Portland Auril % 1924 -
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JEREMIAH MARTIN has opened school for
the instruction of Lads and Misses in the sew
eral branches Of EDUCATION, which are usu-
ally taught in English Schools, in tie Room for
merry occupied by Miss Tolford, in Federal
Street GTTerms four dollars per quarter.
Reference. Gen. SAMUEL FESSENDEN,
DR.. JOHN MERRILL.
Portland, May u, 1924 6w.
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A LII persons are forbid trusting nv sou
Ephraim NarsiDn, ~ no debts al his con
racing win " paid ~ TIE. afterfhis date.
JONATHAN MARSTON
Falnosth. Nay ~, Is14
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Writing.

RElNG induced, BY numerous applications
~ for instruction in writing, TO remain in
Portland few weeks longer the Subscriber re-
specially informs its inhabitants that he shall
commence new course OF Lessons on Thurs
day next, at his Room over David Grifhth's
Store, Middle Street.
n b Private lessons win be given if request
I'D. BUGBEE.
May IL, 1924
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Mcssrs. adams and Pains, --Since the last COM
municaton ef the Selectmen se!ative TO the recent
cases Of Smlll Pox in this town, there has been
but one death Ia child of Mr. Nelson) in the Hospi-
tai. The names Of those who died previous have
been mentioned. Eight persons who bad the dis
order have recovered. and having been pronounced
by the attending Physician free from the centa-
gion. have left the Hospital. which has been thor
oughly cleansed. The public are hereby assured,
that the town is entirely free from the disease The
means adopted TO prevent the disease spreading
having proved completely successful. The quaran-
tine established on vessels arriving at this port
from New-York and Philadelphia IS discontinued
Published By order Of the Selset,nen,
ISAAC ADAMS, Chairman.
Portland, Nav ~, 1924
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JPteass 70 read this often. N
II DIR. j. LEAVITT would inform the
e-zSk4D sick and indispOsed, in Portland and
its vicinity, that he keeps BY him for
~ 4 sale, Selected for real uss) small
a. Collection Of genuine Family MED
ICTNES and Ofiicinal DRUGS, very convent
ent, and almost indispensable, in most families.
among which are few Articles not usually 10
be met with in places where Drugs are sold
IL Hypocondriacs, the hystericaI, the splenet-
ic, ieterio, atomic, dyspeptic, asthmatc, rheu.
matte, and Others, whom custom bas taught 70
place implicit confidence in the Nostrams of the
day, PILLS and BITTERS, and which have
recently been multiplied 10 an unknown ex-
tent--can Be supplied By said Leavitt, on short
notice, with all Heedui varieties Of those Class
Is and Forms Of Remedies, Of HOME manufac-
tBre, and free from Commissions and other ex-
ira charges
DR.. 4. tenders his respectful aclnowledg-
ments 70 such as have patronized him as Ply
Eician and Surgeon, with renewed assurances III
bis future promptitude and fidelity Conscious
OF bis ability 10 be useful to his employers, and
disclaiming all eompsiihon-his MERITED a.
ward OF patronage i eli he i soIicitousto secure
Portland, May II, 1924
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FiRt--The Ciapbnafd Machine and bn,ldina
belcnging 70 NJ JAMES HAMILTON. q Lisbon
weTe consumed BY hEe on Saturday morning last
Supposed 70 he The work u an incendiary. Loss
fIloo- by this disaster worthy young man Is
brought 70 experience the loss % nearly an his prop
eny. having family 81 i've children aepspdent
% him Tor their daily bread. We hope tie exer-
sans Of hs friends ia their appeal to the charity Of
the benevolent Ia BIS behalf, will Do, " ~ vain
Linoola Int
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1S15HEAToasg
&CH OINTNfENI

1IA
THIS noted Oint.aent has been toe iorp "a
Al use. and iss character too well estnblish-
ed % need any recommendation.
Also--NhtAton'a veil kn0wu JAUEDfrF
BiTTERS. which are 60 amineusly u.eful N
renewing al gaundice and Bilious ccmrf.fafs.
frsEh Huppiy the above can he obtniard
~ ~. y. Cos. ?. DsFranxs, Msrril6 N.fctsH
AID n GrEfs
Jan g COW LON.
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TO LET,

~A a small two story HOUSE. hand
hsssA. somely finished, with barn and rar-
nm den, n Danforth streef,-Fofmeriy
800 - occupied BY Lirii M G Dana Al-
ply 10 LEVI SAWYER
Nav III
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We fsel confident. tat By pursuing the
same course which has been promptly adopted
and steadily adhered To- voc shalI be able 70
keep the infection within the prescribed limits.
and can assure the pubic that no Danger ex-
ists Of conisgion in any part Of the town ex-
cept in the place whore II now Is confined.
Pure vaccine matter has been obtained
from various quarters. ard great part Of the
inhabitants have been vacciuated.
DAVID WILCOX. Sslsefusu az
JAMES DRACDoN, Cd. YORK.
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The Schooner Superior. boarded uf Race Point.
~ tho steam brig New York. sailed from Boston
sth inst for Penobscoi. with Capt. Kelly. two
men, aud boy, Oh boafd.
VESTS sPOKr~.
Nav s. lst p, Ion. g. Ciaciunstus, Ddnkwafsr.
from Daren. ior 81 Cruix.--7th, TAI rs 20. lana
70 Pacific. hence, 81 Havsus. %. isi
81 long as Africa ~ Nscasstt 40 Gays from
savannah, for Liyerpool.--A htlle 20 fhe wesf a
the FnTida Keys sn American schooner. ugith \
aouhie "a ne, from LaEooua. apparently an eastern
vessel, aaw her n ere izt. ~ Chahestnr. Ion
on fainouths &. G. Rsindser Crowcii. frsa East
Enn. I.I NtN YaEk