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cHEsRFlELD COUNTY.

At a mee,irof portion OF the Democ.
racy of the cty Of Chesterhela, 1e,a a.
The Court Houson Saturday, the 2oth Gay o.
November, Is4on motion, Col Da in u, n
FIournoy was ced to the Chair, and W. W.
T. Cogbill appted Secretary: whe stel. ~
Col. w. w hsock explained inc oolec. =,
the meeting 10 DO appoint delegates 20 l'ee.
other delegate in this Senatorial DIs'r'c'' ~ "
selec, candida in the place OF James ,i a.
Cox, ESQ.,, resiga: whsreupon, Inc io'io" ~,
resolutions wereffered BY Colohei w. W
Hancock, and UNANIMOUSLY adopted ),
/ That we hahcard with regret me resis
na,;on Of our Setor, James II. Cox, ESQ., IN
The Senate of ginia, aud hereby tender 10
him tiU dir thanks the ability and fidelity with
which he has charged the legislative ou'ies
that have deyoli upon him, and Wi'h nun IN
his retirement antinuation OF ina. happiness
and prosperity Vch his aleh's ano -
eminently merit ImoI;a
. That we cur with the people OF Ameha
thai a Convent should be held al Joseph
Goodies Tavern this county, on the DIN Gay
ri December nj; and that the CHAIRMAN ap'
noiut seventy dsales 10 represent inns county
in said Convent; and, ihereupon, inc ehai.:
man appointed following delegates, 10 WI.
Col. w. w. hcucb, L. l.. Lesser. MARX =
Fiournoy. Dan B. Goode John Gooue, T.,
las +. FlourndW lillian Goode, Edmund H.
Flournoy, John Floutnoy, Alexander SINS
richard Goode, .. Forsee. Rch'd n; ih%ea.'
R. Fl. Tatum, homas Gibbs, 3. w. da" =
THOMAS w BasM. NJ Robertson, Ed~afa + T.
Pinchbeck, JoseTGoode, F. G. Hancock .. D.
French, Dr. R. Erymes DR.. X. .; hopson'
Thomas o. BlaIpshp, J. II. Moody M' ,, H.
Hancock, w. LCheasam, VIM. a. M al.
Haley Cole W. Epears ID. B Hancock, mo
mas A. Spears, tvid Goode, }. q. spears
VIM. G Flournoyaeo. ". Friend, ) 5, Peers
Fl. C. Watkins. q . Hall, WIN. F. Winliee'
poval Turner, P. AEh,laey, Daniel Cannon y,
G. w. SneIlngs, hui. L. Lundie, James =.
Hewlett, R. jackson, Nases Clarke, VIM. Am
hers R. T. Moseley w. Gill, Daniel Aa-
bins WIN. F. Gill, P. 6Wilkinson, ]. Hobbs,
REM. Homer, Benz. Hai,r, A. Edwards, Thns.
Gregory, IT,, James Grey, Thomas Gregory,
or lanes S Homer, H.. Brooks, B. CheaIh.
am. r. S Eeu, VIM. B,h, Samuel Hancock,
Nelson Gregory, and c. 'Ffiend.
On notion
Resolped, Tha, the Gilman and Secretary
be added 10 the DELEGATE aud that these pro.
ceedines be published in Richmond Enquirer,
and that the Examiner aiPeersburg Repubi.
can he requested 10 copy same.
And then, on motion, Injecting adjourned.
D. H. FLONOY, Chairman.
w w T CoeBiLL SstaTy
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a VoTER IN THE DIsTRlcr
good name is bs,,.r than precious ointment.


Lewis Gas. is a name We love and vensra,e.
We have proudly pointed 10 him during The me-
lee Of tie contest as one in al respects wcr,hy Of
the esteem and vote OF every irec and noble
hearted man in The Union.
The great and good man is defeated. The ma
lion will be the loser, and not he. He would
have added neH lus,Ie 10 the high offi:e OF Pre-
sideu,i but even that station conld net have added
single Leaf 10 the laurel wreath which a ma
lions gratitude has placed already upon his brow.
noble tribute II is 10 the noble qualities and
solid worth OF The glorious and brave old pic
neer that the ,cAoe free west, where he has lived
and toiled and fought, gives him her undivided
vote. They have seen him al his own home
have talked with him bes dc ,hsir own fresides-
have seen him in the battle and in the courcil
chamber. They know him, and they love ard
revere him; aod they have spokeL oui as all Tree
men will speak, when truth shall have Stripped
of the glozes Of fal.ehood. Honor 10 Lewis
Cass,-cebotpilk Mirror,
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ORfTfy9R

Denated this life, the 2J;h OF July last, aler nuGb
and long suffering, Social Hail. cher residence W
ihs county OF King Queen, Mrs. ELlZAbE u n.
JEFFRlES consort of William ). Jeffrs, IN tnr so'h
vear Of her The writer of this humble notice. pc
sensible Of his nadeduacy 10 the task oi doing in
Justice T. the memory Of his departed friend, nusl
content himself with the mention Of only lew iaces
concerning her: airs. J. member oi the bapusi
Church for twenty seven years. during The who'e oi
which period she maintained high position ~ INC
confidence Of the Church with which she was inmrai-
atey con nrcted. and was esteemed by all VINO Ane"
her as Alright and Jealous member-evtr Wiling W
make any sacrifice for her Masters honor and tne 80
INT Of his cause. She was The subject 81 'ohs
and extreme suffering from rheumatism, which con.
6red her TO her chamber, and rendered her ehiIiey
helness for several years previous to her desin "a
rim. this period, her christian faith ana yea, -,
rather than diminished and very often, when aoh.,
and weighed down by her heavy bodily an'cuohs', ~
enioyed happy and bright manifestations u M
uasfsr,s approbaIon As wife, she was kinn aha ~
voted ready and willing AT all times TO dsfegalu ~
own wishes to comply with those OF her husband ana
untirpa in her efforts TO promote his welfare anu ~
Illness AS a mother, she cherished the tendess'
ms for her children, and never CEASED 10 adno
them 10 fea. the Lord and keep his comman'"sa
tha; thew might prove acceptable In his sign. I'm,
friend she was sincere In her professions ana ia
m her attachments the hand OF charity Na s "a
withheld but the petitions Of the poor away ,I ~ M,s
ana their wants supped;- and, IN inc oe s H. n,ar
iag,iss both husband children fHenos, ~ Shn,,h
hans sustained an irrep,fablr loss, anu .no t.
nav I.n.d NJ ono Of its most exemplary insmoe'
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For the Enqu

beg mos, respectfully 10 cali the allen on OF
The delegates 10 The Convention 10 nomiiate
candidate Tor the State Senate to The name OF
Captain Francis Z. Rives Of Petersburg His
qualifications for The station all will n. ST readily
admit. He has served the SAFE in the House OF
Delegates and in he Senate, and for many years
was one OF her representatives in Congress The
fteliy with which he discharged tbs several
stations he has held, fully warrants she heist
that his services would continue 10 be useful 10
The best n;erest at The Stale, should it b tn.
pleasure OF the voters Of the dslric, 10 cleo. him
10 fill The vacancy occasioned BY the resignation
OF James H. Cox, Esq.
VpTrp ~ rur n,srp,cr
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r,,p urT-RoI,D LETTER.

we Yesterday announced, (says the Pennsyl
vanian that General Bowman had resigned The
no.t Of Adluant General ami below we give his
letter enclosing his resignation to Governor
Jnhnslon. The letter is in The best temper. The
allusion 10 Mr.. Johnsons course IN Inc Senate,
and the acceptance oil the constr ucive apology
for injuries done BY the distinguished Accidency,
are all 10 capital taste. The production Is Wor'
Inv of The intrepid Editor and the fearless Demo-
crat: 90 600
Gil, ,s nov UPWARDS OF four months since
Tho death Of Governor Skunk placed The Execu.
i've mover of the Commonwealth in your hands.
/, ia about three months since you had il in your
n,wer 10 superscde me as Adju,ani General oil
The Militia, by appointing another person 10 lake
charge Of the office.
# Won had believed The one-hundred'h part OF
what Won said about me in The Senate last win
Ter YOU ought TO have removed me the FIRST mo-
ment YOU could do 50 without violating The law
I take YOUR forbearance as retraction oil your
charges, and accsp, il as an apclosy
entertain the same sentiments expressed IN
nv ,enort of last year to Gov. Skunk. Those
sentiments were heartily approved by that pure
and illuslrious patriot, but gave you mortal OIL
fence. sill believe that the ate war WIN Mex
leo was just, necessary and honorable 10 Tue
country, AMI that those VINO lleeueu 'ue "a p
Il NJ, xico, for pariiZan purposes, inrnisneu "aio
and Comfort" 10 the public enemy. This 0udg.
ing from your speeches in the senaIel rendered
ms nnfr. in yonr opinion, 10 be Gov. Shunk's
Aeiulant General. Then why have you conlln.
ned me presume nee aes yUa make make
find, however, that it begins TO be believed
ia, Tho ficial connection between US is kept up,
no, merely ly your will. but at my request that
you are DESTROYS to retain me as one OF your con-
idential officers, and that am wiling 10 oe re-
rained. hope you will Immediately relieve
me from this unpleasant suspicion, by accepting
ny ny resignation ls and taking the Office my hands
viii of course, take the same care as hereto.
fore OF the public properly under my charge un',l
successor is appointed. Please 10 consider inns
| lake This occasion (,be frstthat has presented
itself since the retracron Of your charges against
mel TO assure you Of the distinguished con'ide-
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gJ RAILROAD MEETING IN RICH
MOND.-A meeting OF the citizens Of Richmond,
Manchester ami The surrounding country, friend
" 10 the extension OF hs Louisa Railroad from
the Junction 10 this city, will b. held at the Odd
Fellows Hall, On FRIDAY Night, he Decem-
Der. At 7 o'clock. The report of w. A. KUper,
Esq Engineer, as 10 The cost of constructing said
Road will be before the meeting, and several adj
dresses may be expected, explaining The great
advantages to the trade Of the city from said
extension, and Why she should all in raising the
necessary funds 10 construct the Road.
MANY CITIZENS
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We cbeerfully endorse the following from the
Baltimore Pattiot. We yesterday received
from the same accommo .ating firm the latest
No. of Wilmer s. Smiths European Times:
"ADANS s co.'s EXPRESS.-In directing
attention 10 the advertisement OF this firm for
Winter arrangements, we would lake occasion
TO repeat our acknowledge for an early re-
ceip! Of papers upon the Southern route seve-
raj hours 10 advance Of the mail Their agen-
cies extend in every direction through the coun
try, and TO all places where business is at all
likely % be transacted. Where goods, pack
ages. money, or any thing tran.missabe is en-
trusted TO their care il is always with the assn
rance that the forwarding will be conducted
with safety and despatch. This all merchants
know
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----- I{l-|IIlO<D ENQUIRER.

free. soilsm. There is no need of having an!
trouble about that matter. a little wisdom ana
forb. arance will put every thing right. Inc
free soil party will then die natural death
Peace to its ashes
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i4.790 so
a.
Polk'5 majority, 5,s93

For Van Buren, and Free Soil, votes.
tPor Van Buren, and Free Soil, 7 votes.
tor which 90 votes were for Taylor and Butler.
Understanding. Ohio, al Petersburg. i Free
derrick ,; Brooke, Z; Clarke, Hancock. 7; Jackson.
II Scott Total
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The Jacksonville (razewelD Democrat nom.
mates for Governor "Col. JOHN B. FLOYD, of
Washington, gentleman, in every respect, we'll
qualified to fill and to adorn the Chief EYccu
tive Office of Virginia. As he is well and favor
ably known throughout tie different sections of
the State; is intimately acquainted with legis-
lalion; and possessing strong intellectual mind,
urbanity of department, dignity OF character,
he canuo, fail, if elected, to preside over the des
tinics of this good cd Commonwealth, in a
manner that will be truly acceptable to all"
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1913.
1914.

1914. lS4S.
Dem. Wing. Dem wing.
46O22 '24,S75 3l,3l6 33523
The Flag says: 1.-THE figures show this TO be
The result but our Democratic friends abroad
mus, mol infer from this that Alabama is about 10
become Wing Stale. The great majority Of
The Democrats, who voted Tor Taylor, are Demo-
Gratis sill and in any trial OF political strength
Ibry Will again be found where they have always
hpnn heretofore"
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MARRIED

On Thursday evening, 23l instant, by The
Rev. Stephen Taylor, Mr.. RI BERT GaoHAM, 10
Miss Martha F. TBom.s, all al Richmond.
II New York Herald requested TO copy.
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DR poDs wou.d most respectfully say :"
The ciIizers OF Richmond, thai professor
W,,l;ans mas arrived in This city and regrets ~
cav that The Professor declines TO lecture ne.e -
n1ssent ON accoun, Of engagements IN 6an'.noi.
when these are fulfilled, he will return neIe -.
the end OF three weeks and lecture apou s.ant
Science oil Electrical Psychology, a'S Nd %
most brilliant experiments ~
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ELECTION RETURNS.

ALlBAMl.-The Montgomery Flag publishes
the official returns from the entire State. The
majority for Cass and Butler is 1913. The FOL
low ing is the vote as compared with that cast in
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VIRGINIA.

The Kaaawha Republican reports majority
OF 76 in Brax'on, the asI county 10 be heard from.
We publish today the official vote in l3l coun-
ties, which stands as follows
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Taylor.
43 Sos
Cass.
As sos
43 Cts
In l3l counties, Cas- maj,

IN TT SOe'''FfSNi OI5- f1'EJ' 1IE@O
The other seven counies are unofdcially re-
ported as giving Taylor majority Of 545. Il
their official return be The same, the majority il
The Stae for Cass g. Butler will be Twelve hun-
dred and pinely-hve
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.,.,;s On the sails was written sup m
~. Captain Polk, Bound for Salt h'Se ss. ,onking
's.ss was transparency of loafer-l0'k s,s
fellow, with his thumb on his nose a"u VI, IL.
S ,. extended the right thumb on the le'' III
IN FINGER and by means of strings. the eyes VIZ W.:
moved up aud down. Some have su'n''ss' n ,n
10 be- M,llara Fillmore, chuckling over Tue '"a".
~. !, ,vbieb he hooked the green gudseons
or Tho South Then dminutlve ios-ca oo"
.;,t small candle. Then "virginia' :" % WV
cain in Old Virginia; Stale safe n'1t fr,as,
Tho Democrats have word to say 10 ma. .n
d. ,h.rs was another with the motto u ar'u
g Isa2a 40. K" Stick pin there. me"
: miserable affair, written after this 'asn'0n
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GAws--circuIsr, MILL Pit, Cross Gu; Hand ;aa
- PANEL Ripping, Tennan', Wood, Ia mna
,.Cn rsa"e Ks,.,ols and Mat Saws, OF Hoe !"
C 70 s,s o,be, aarovst makers. for sale y
~, % No. IS, Main 81
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~ NOTlCE.-at The request Of number OF
members 4 meeting OF The Democratic Associa-
lion will be held at the Odd Fellows Hall on
"Wednesday night, al seven o'clock. The gene
raj attendance OF the party is desired.
VIM A. PATTESON President.
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TUESDAY. Nov. 28in, R.

TUESDAY, NOV. IoHi n, uuI,
FOR BALTIMORE AND PhILADslI;f5r. sn..io
:. ra . The POCAHONTAS, Csp'sa
-. Parrish, wiIl receive ifeIghl, 'p 1 .ns
ahovs nisces I'M 2 P. M. to-day. She will ieaye
al4PM. Passage TO BaltimoIe 81; !nt Co
ira. r.
Nov 23-lt |
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Taylor over Van Buren, 9Io'
over Cas- ~ ~. -
less than Cass and Van Buren, sos
In 1874, Clay 26,77O, Polk 1904, Birney
1851.
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ifhe carries OUT, Irrespective Of parry, The princi
Piles on which Jefferson retained, dismissed and
appointed pubic ofFi,ers, we believe that every
honest democrat will respecr and honor HIM, were
he twenty times wing Wait until the siege OF
The While House has commenced. Then, and
not ill hen, We sh.! be able TO judge whether
General Taylor is hero morally as veil as per
sonaGy. [Sunday Times.
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The Religious Herald VII pr.s. Ivy.
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Lexington Fire & Marine Inns. TO.
CHARTERED IN 1886
CAPITAL $3O0,O00

DIRECTORS:
John w. HUNT, President.
John Brand W. o. Wa,ie.' 70 Harlan
D. NJ Craig IL T; p WTRR' sscrsta ~ HARRISON
,sorsigned having been appointed Agents TO
, nhove old and well established Company, are pre-
.r 70 make Insurance Fire or Marine risks on
the most favorable terms ~ losses 10" nc
NV letter will be attended to- HaLEs q rhun,
ny 'e'''' wa Agents, No. Merchants Exchange,
,,, cr,norv refer in BostonIo State ST., Boston,
ne uo n0 ABBOTT LAWRENCE. ! Ivy
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Brunswick Seminary.

V,HIS School is divided into Male and Female De-
i partmenis, each of which Is under the care OF
experienced Teachers. This rangement secures the
successful Introduction of all the Branches OF Educa
ton usually taught in our Seminaries and Boarding
Schools, including Drawing, Painting, Needle work
and Musjc (alI thoroughly taught for HE low terms
OF from $500 10 IS 90 per quaiter.)
Numerous Lectures given on Chemistry, Bota,
nv Philosophy and Astronomy. which are illustrated
with sntahie apparatus These branches are taught
with special reference to their application in Agl-
culture and the Useful Arts.
An accomplished Teacher will give lessons on the
Piano at So per term. a. 5000.
A few pupils will he accommodated with board IN
the family of the Principal. (at 81 ,I5D where tey
will have every car from the Teachers, ana not ne
exposed in stormy weather; as the School Is under
the same roof.
This School possesses small select Library, ahS
collections in Mneralogy, Geology, Conchology ana
Botany. 80 NJ
DAY, March 10. ,u...;.,
Brunswick. Feb 3, 1913. d9o-WIo
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COrdage Agency.

rJNHEsubscribers agentsforthe Plymouth Cordaps
i Company willfurnish at shoI tnotice, Tarredand
Manila Cordage, including BotRope and Worm
aine blythe Gang, oretail ,andalso Rafting Rigging
1t the lowest Boston Price.
The above Cordageis Manufactured by Days'Pa-
tent Machinery which spins the whole length o. ths
fbreof he hemp and is superiolto any now inoper
alton. .=.
MAGOUN & CLAPP.
Feb. $40. It,
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Sea Otter Oil

For Preserving aud Beautifying the hair
Boston, Dec. 1898.
Dr. Frederick Brown: certify that have used the
Oter Oil which is put up by you. For dryness OF the
hair and dandru the head, do think 1t superior
toanv other oil ever used. 1t makes the hair soft,
and gives il fine and glossy appearance, and the iar
does not dry up again it does after using any other
kind of oil. Thereforel can most cheeriuliy recon-
mend il to all that are afflicted with dry and UNI
healthy head of hair. [ think any one by using 1t
short time will find tia very valuable article
GEo. F. BosNEY.
A.G. PAGE, Agent for Bath.
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Forced Sales.

PURCHASERS of wooden, Domestic, Dress or cloak
l. goods, or any description of fancy GOODS are in
formed that assignment of the above goods are now
being opened and will be received every week through
the at the Bath yducti1n Room Il positive Sale
and will be sold at private salean less than Ghoesale
prices.
Bath Dec Is d36
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+, Browns Worm LOzenges

RE the most valuable and certain medicines ever
N discovered for destroying and expelling all kinds
of Worms which frequently trouble children.-
They are a most excellent remedy, and are as plea
differ from all other Worm Lozenges, they haze no
mercuryin them.
Thousands of boxes have been sold within the las
rev months. A. G. PAGE, Agent for Bath.
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New carriage Mandatory.
TINE subscribers would give notice that they have
taken the building at the head of Tailman's wharf,
on Front Street. where they intend to carry the
business of manufacturing and repairing in the above
line All work entrusted 10 them will be executed
promptly in a workmanike manner, and on the most
reasonable terms OLDS & PATTERSON.
Bath, Nov l, le47. 3m-wS
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Ground Rock Salt.

IN SACKS, containing 90 lbs each, manufactured
IfU at the " Suond Water Mills" from the very
best of ROCK SALT, by "Waldron & Co.. just re-
celved and for sale by the subscribers, Agents for the
Manufacturers, who will furnish it in any quantity
and delivered in this city at he lowest Boston price
Bath July 2. MAGOUN CLAPP.
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Removal !!
THEE Subscriber would inform his friends and pat
i rons in this city and vicinity that he has remov-
ed from his old stand nearly opposite lately oc
cuped by lothian WormwOod rendering ms SINGER
thanks to the public for the liberal patronage which
thew have bestowed upon him in time past, he would
remin them that he is prepared TO wait upon them at
his new stand where he will carry on the business oi
Tailoring, Cutting, &C. in its different branches as
heretofore. JOHN bOFEY.
Ratb Dec IA I917 d}5w9
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AT PRIVATE SALE.
At the Auction Rooms.

GOOD assorfmento of Cloths, Cassmeres Sattinetts
n Pants, Dress Goods, ShawIs, Linens, Muslins,
Scarfs, Braces, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Fancy
Soaps, Buttons Thread, Silk, Hooks and Eyes
Needles, Pins Tapes, Gloves, Mtts. and a general
variety of Fancy Goods
Consgnments of the above goods, will be constant
y received and will be sold at private sale nj fair
auction price.
Ladies are invited to Cali.
Bath, April %, dies w2stf
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, Johnson Burbank, OF jefferson, in the
w County of Lincoln, Yeonan, conveyed to
Thomas Trask of said Jefferson, Yeoman, by his deed
of mortgage, dated the first day of April, d. l645
certain pdrcels of Land situated IN said JEFF
ferson, and bounded ollows:-North by Moses
Reves' land West by the town road South by John
Trask and others East by Dyers' Pond, it being
twenty five rods in width. Also, other piece of
Land on the East side of pyers' Pond bounded North
on land occupied by Hezekiah Ripley; East on the
town road South by Thaddens Weeks or the Shep-
pad lot $50 called; West by Dyers' Pond, it being
the same lot of land sold by Winthrop Weeks to Will
liam Burbank, reference being had for further dsscrp
ton to a deed given by said Johnson Burbank to
Thomas Trask Jr., in 1880. Said deed of mortgage
was recordrd with the records for deeds for said Coun
ty at Wiscasset June II, 1946, Vol. 1874, Page 247-
And notice is hereby sven that the condition in said
deed of mortgage has been broken by reason whereof
said Trask claims foreclosure of SAID mortgage deed
agreeaby to the Statute in such case made ana provid
I'd. THOMAS IkAoh.
By WARREN RANDALL, his Attorney.
Alma, Feb. l6, lS4S 3wlo
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L. Browns

CARSAPARILLA & Tomato Bitters. The most
- used and best knopn Bitters before the Public
These Btters are warranted to be purely Vegetable
compound-and mark this, 6y-they can nerer do the
least injury any phaterer. 1t has been used in
the private practice of the most successful Physicians
for long time, with great success, in purifying the
blood, sren gthening and MIGRATING the SYSTEM II
is not to be supposed that any one medicine will cure
all diseases to which the human frame is subject, nor
is this article recommended as such like most of the
guack medicine but for effecting the prpose for
which is ned there is nothing that has proved
itself worthy of the public confidence as this cele
braed compound.
The whole vegetable xii gdom does not furnish two
substances admirably adapted to purify n0nrish and
inuigorate the human system. These Bitters have all
the effect Of the most powerful purgatives, when used
Grafton that they may be given persons in the most
delicate health with perfect safety. Tney are also
very agreeable to he taste.
There have bee mann remarkable in this topn,
to which eferences will be given by
A.. PAGE, the only Agent in Bath.