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Notice Of ForecIosure.

WHEREAS, JOSEPH NJ. STEVENS of
w Wells, IN the county of York, an the ihiriieih
day Of November, 1881, by his mortgage deed vi
that date conveyed Ia me u tract vi land in SAID
Wells, bounded thus; "On the Northwest b,
land of jeremiah Stevens on the Northeast by
land OF William Maxwell-on the Southeast by
Joseph HubbaTd's land, aud on the Southwest by
the road now travelled up To the Norh Village
containing three acres more or c.s"-io secur. the
payinesi Ui his note Tor 40 dollars and ineres, in
thirty days, and whereas said condition has been
broken by non payment OF said nU,c, hereby
claim TO fOreclosc said mortgage
JERE NJ. EATON.
Wells, April 81, 1856. 3wls
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AT a Court of Probate held at Saco, within
and for the County ol Yoik, on the frst Monday
in May, ia the year of our Lord ei ghleen hun.
dred and hiiy.six, by the Honorable Joseph T..
Nye, Judge Of said Court:
JONATHAN LEWIS, Administrator Of the
" estate OF Ether Sawyer, late OF Buxton, 10
said County, deceased, having presented his firsi
accoun, OF administration OF the estate Of said de-.
ceased tor allowance.
OEpgRED, Tha, the administrator give notice 10
all persons interested, by causing copy OF this
order 10 he published in the Union aud Eastern
journal, printed IN Blddefotd, in said county,
three WEEKS successfully, that they may appear
al Probate Court to be held at Kennebunk, In
said county, on the irstNlOnday Of June next
at ten OF the clock in the iurcnoon, aud shew
cause, ilany they have, why the same should
not be allowed.
10 Attest, JOSHUA HrRRicK, Register.
A true copy, attest, JOSHUA tiERRick, Register.
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The following morsel is richly Longfellow.
ish, being delicious caricature Of that poet.
style o, intoxicating lessons Of wisdom. which
is one oil I'ostonian characteristics:
Never jump sheep that's frightened,
Over any fence whatever,
Over wall, sr fence, or timber,
But second follows after,
AMI a third upon the second,
And a fourth, ana ffth, and 50 on,
First sheep and then dozen,
Till they all, In quick succession,
One by one have got Gear over
So ml.fOrtunes, almost always,
Follow amer another,
Seem to watch each other, always,
When they see the tail upllited,
In the air the tail uplfed,
As the sorrow leapeth over,
so they follow, thicker, faster,
Till the air ofearth seems darkened,
with the tails OF sad mlsfortunes.
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ln,po, tant to Everybody

NOR the las, three years Ihave been engaged In
II business known only 10 myself aud, eompara-
lively, few Others, whom have Instructed Tor the
of S2oJ each, which has averaged me nc the rate
Of from 50 900 TO 5000 per annum and having
made engagements 10 60 90 europe IN he month of
August neat, a. engage In the sane business. I am
willing To give fli instru etons In The ART Ca any per-
sou in the Entsd states or Canaias, who viii remit
me the sum of 81 90. I am induced, from the sue
cess have heen favored with, and the many thank
fuI acknow ejgements I have received from tho-e
whom have Instructed, aud who are making from
S5tS els per day ut u, io give 'very person op-
10 engage In this business, which Is easy,
Die ,sant, and very profitable. at small cost. There
l. posiiyIly no iiunsuo In The matter References
Of the best class eau be given regards its ehsrae-
ter and1 can refer 20 persoBs wh'rn have instruct.
ed wha will testify that they are making ffpm from
as TO sl5 per day NJ the same. II 10 q business In
which either GEsrlrnss pt LADIEs eau eng,ee, and
with perfect ease make yers handsome Ine.me.-
Several ladies In various p,rs of New York State.
Pennsy ivania and Mar, iani. wh"n, have Instruct
I'd, are nos making from $3io s6per day at u. II
!. n orSrGEL brsiSrss, ana hut srEw sHiLlISes are
required TO start It. Upon receipt ef 81, VIII i'm.
nediaiely send TO the applicant a pfiaiei ifeuar
ruuiain,,g full Instructions In the ar, which be
understood at once.
Addres. A. T. Parsons, Once No. 59j. BnoAowAr.
Nav YokK. !"
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AT Court ol Probate held AT Saco, within and
for the County Of Yur., on the first MOnday Ol
May, in the year Of our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred aud liliy.six, by the Honorable
Joseph 7 Nye, Judge oi said Court:
A RABELLA PERKINS, named ExecutriS
~ in certain instrument purpor,ing Ia be the
last will and testament of Eunce Perkins, late OF
Kcnnebunkpor, in said county, widow deceased,
having presen,ed the same for probate:
ORDERED, That the said ExecuiIix give
notice 10 all persons interested, by causing copy
OF this order TO be published three weeks success.
siyely in the UniOn Il Eastern Journal, printed at
Biddeiord, in said county, that they msY appear
at a Probate Court TO be held ut Kennebunk, in
said county, on the frt Moaday OF June next, at
ten ofihe clock in The forenoon, and shew carse,
ifany they have why the said instrument should
no, be proved, approved, and allowed US the last
will and testament of the said deceased.
10 Attest, JOSHUA HERRicK, Register.
A true copy, attest, JOSHUA hkERicS, Register.
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At Court Of Probate held at Saeo, within
and for the County Of York, on the first Monday
in May, in the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and ii0y.six, by the Honorable Joseph
T Nye, judge OF said Court:
WILLIAM LORD Jr., and George p. JET.
w ierds, Executors OF the will OF Sarah l..
Mason, late Of Kennehunkpor, in said county,
widow, deceased having presented their hrs, ac.
count Of administration of the estate Of said de.
ceased, tor allowance:
ORDsRED. That the said Executors give
notice TO all persons interested, by causing copy
Of this ter Ia he published three weeks success.
sively IN the Union IL Eastern Journal, printed al
Blddeiord, IA said county. that they may appear
al Probate Couri 10 i'c held at Kennebuuk, In
said cOuniy,on the iri Monday Of June next at ten
Of the clocs ia the forenoon, and shew cause, IL
any they have. why the same should not be al.
lowed.
10 Attest, JosHuA HEnEicK, Register.
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA HgRRicK, Register.
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Buy mo, and I'll do you Good!
ony rs cts. for pint, and 81 10 cts. fora quart
bottle.
DR.. Langisy's Root and Herb Bittcrs,
The Great Spring and Summer Medicine,
COMPOUND or


Sarssparilla, Wild Cherry, Yellow Dock, Thor.
oughwori, Prickly Ash, Mandr,ke, Dand.lion,
aud Rhubarb Root aud Herb Janndios Bitten.
This medicine has Leen christianity Increasing In
public estimation for live years, and u now &C.
knowledged 10 be cheapest aI'd the best medicine
ia the world.
The eiIec, OF this medicine is most wonderful.
[, acts directly upon the Bowels and Blood, by
removing all distractions from the internal organs,
stimulating them TO healthy action, rcnovsiing
the fountains Of life and vigor, purifying the
God, cleansing II from all humors, aud causing
II TO coune anew through oil parts ofthe body
They cure aud eradicate from tie system, LAYER
Complaini-ihat main wheel Of 80 many diseas.
es, Jaundice in it worst forms, oil Bilious Dis
eases and Foul Stomach, Dyspepsia, Cosiiveness,
Humors VI the Blood and Skn Indigestion,
Headache, Dizziness, Piles, Heartburn, Weak
ness, Pain IN the Side and Bowels, Fisiucncy.
Los OF Appetite, aud all kindred complaints,
caused by disordeed stomach, or had blood, TO
which all arc more orless suffice. 10 Spring and
Summer. Coughs and Colds are also by lis use
brokrn up and cured nj once.
D- Ollice, 90 Union Street. Sold b. all mcdi
cine dealers everywhere, NJ only % cents foe a
pint, and 81 2 cents Tor quar- bottle. IL
Dr. J. A. berry Wholesale and Retail Agent. saco.
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A Fearful Adventure.

LUZ hlSsOuli hcpuuIiCuI, III u Ie'to' hoih
Kansas correspondent, has the following
"At 81. Joseph's saw Mr.. A I. Cor
man, Of New York, who had jus, come in
from The mountains in such state Of pros
,raliOn AMI affection as could nnly have been
occasioned by such exposure, hardship and
suffering us, perhaps no other man suryiv
ed. In company wi h Canadian French-
man and two Keniuckians, he left the coun.
Try Of The Backleet Indians last fall, 10 join
Culyerson aud party at For, Pierre, and ac-
company them to the States. They arrived
at For, Pierre two days after Culverson's de-
pariure, and FASTENED on after, ia the hope
of Oyeriaking him.
On the third day, one OF those snow
storms known only in those bleak and ele.
valej regions, opened upon them. IL came
down in solid masses 10 The depth Of four
eet, and was blown abou, by drifting
winds, leveling uneven places, pene,ralin.
and filling their wagon and clothes and OBJ.
slructing their progress. Evening was APP
preaching, aud they resolved 10 make one
effort to reach more projected place be-
fore the nigh, set in. They urged their
horses forward, but had not proceeded more
than few hund ed yards, German, being
mounted on ono Of the teamsters, and his
companion in the wNgon-when suddenly
he felt himself precipi,ated, he knew moi,
how far, into an abyss OF snow. He was
completely covered over, and could not tell
which way to turn. lie Struggled on, how
ever, making slow and tedious progress,
until he came to The surrace-he sup posed
hundred yards from where he sank. He
looked around for his companions, but mel
Their they nor The wagon could be seen -
The place where they had fallen into the
chasm was smoothed over, and presented a
plane OF snow. He cried aloud for them,
bu, was ouly answered by wild and wailing
winds.
A feeling Of dread, deso'aiion and despair
came over him, and he was about 10 yield
himself TO tina, death which seemed inevi-
table. Already had the cold penetrated his
lIame; darkness was covering The skies !;
The increasing winds whirled the falling
snow more furiously; he was alone in n
vast, inhospiiablc, unknown country, with
out provisions, without shelter, without
aims or ammunition, aud he was fearful 10
take step in any direction, lest he should
be buried in some deep abyss. His man
hood was subdued. he wept like child;
the memories Of his happy home, and of
his mother, came fresh upon him; he knew
The many anxious hours, the miserable years
tina. his unknown fate would cause her; il
he could only send her one word OF alice
rionate adieu. he could die in peace but
iha, could no. be, and he must rouse him.
self.
He offered his FRS, prayer for heavenly
aid ; no arose and moved forward in the
darkness and The dilts. lie sometimes fell
from exhaustion, and fell, inclined 10 rcpose |;
bn, he knew iha, one moments pause was
fatal, and he struggled on. The next day
he saw some bushes, which gave him hope
Of res, and warmth, but when he reached
them he found, 10 his dismsy, that the
matches in his poke, were we, and spoiled,
and could no, be isnired. His fee, had be-
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will be enabled 10 reach homo.

will be enabled 10 reach homo.
His companions have never been heard
Of. The place where they persisted Mr..
German ascerlained to be about thirty miles
from where the steamer White Cloud lies !;
but the snow was still deep in the gulches
when he LEFT there. He gave their names,
bu, | regre, ,ha, they have escaped my
memory. Yours, &C., 7.
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Western Land Agency.

JIENRY II. BOODY x Co.. bankers, General LAM
III Agents and Dealers In Iand Warrants and Real rs.
tate, continue to buy and sell Land Warrants make
Investments collections and payments enter land ut
the Land Once locate warrants ascertain titles, and
transact all other business pertaining to General
Western Land Agency.
From our ample knowledge OF the Western country,
and from our facilities Tor the transaction u business,
feel confident that execute nj trusts commit
ted to rs, In manner entirely satisfactory.
Circulars furnishing full Information respecting the
terms upon which do business will be sent to them
who desire IT,.
~ u. The highest market price always paid f'r Land
Warrants.
Address Henry II. Body, Brunswick, Me-, or Alvin
Body, Hudson, st. C.oix Co., Wisconsin.
Feb. 20, 1856. l0u
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GREAT AMERICAN L FOREIGN OFFICE.
FOR SECURING PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS
Agency for Bu.in,.s with the
UNITED STATESPATENT OFFICE
WASHINGTON.
"a. EGe ncHD1DA-,

I9s Eds nS1D1Dn-s
No 70 s,a.s Street. opposite Kilby s., Boston.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO INyESroRs.-
Once under the act Of $3.50 determined TO present al
vanages In applying Cor pS:ents, superior to those
ell Inventors by Others has made whereby
on applications prepared and conducted oy him, rHiHrr
poLLlRs nstea Of $50 az paid back by o,hers) will be
RENTED by him IN Of failure 20 obtain patent and
the withdrawal through him within thirty days asr the
rejection.
This Agency IL not only the largest In New TuglAnd
but through Il inventors have advantages Cor securing
patents ascertanng the paentability - Inventions,
surpassed by, u not lmmeasuraby superior 20, any
which can be Ofsrci them .lseshere The testimonials
given below prove that none Is MORE SUCCESSFUL
Attic PATENT OFF u Than the subscriber aud a
SUCCESS Is TIIR BEST PROOP OF ADVANTAGES
AND ABILITY. he would add that he has abundant
reason 10 believe AMI prove that at other Office
Of the Kind, the charges for professional services
moderate. The Immense practice of the subscriber dur
ing twenty years past, has enabled him 10 accumulate
vast collection Of specifications and Official decisions rel
alive patents. Thr.s besides his extensive library q
legal and mechanical works, ard fa accounts % patents
granted In the tnitsd States anl Europe, rrnier hIi
able beyond question, TO or superior facilities for OBJ.
talnlng patents.
Caveats. Specifications, Assignments. and all Papers
and Drawings Necessary to the procurai q patents In
this aud fogn countries prepared and ad'lce rendered
heterogeneous 81 patents Al nccessi u journey 10
Washington 20 procure patent, and the usual grat de.
ny there, are here saved Inventors.
Copies Of claims ~ any patent furnished by remtting
one dollar. Assignments recorel at Washington. Pa.
tents nGrea, Britalr fran.c, and other fbrsn
tes secured through agents oi the highes, rs'pccta
bility.
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Who having recently forme aeonn"cton In the MrsclI
BrsISEss are now prepared to attend otis instruction
In all the departments usually taught. Ths Focal De-
pdrt,Ht Singing Glasses, private insruetion In the
Elementary RHiss, and Yoeaiisng will be under the
direction ofO. u. ADAMS as brmcriyi sud the Insfrn.
mental will he conducted by l.. H. HORTON. who VIII
give Instruction upon the PiASo, GuraR, MELoDsos,
aud sERAPHiSE also, Thorough Base, To all who may
be DESTROYS Of his services.
tn. above Gentlemen have made arrangements Tor
keeping PIANOS, MEL0DEONS, GUITARS, no
LINS, BIyJOS, and other Musical Instruments.
New or second hand for sale or 10 let, on the most
reasonable terms. Samples Of which my be seen I
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Ebcnczcr Lord.
MANUFACTURE or
GRAVE STON ES,

LuH - ~ - ISH Il ~ ~ 80
-of all kinds
Tables nnd Fire Pcices executed by him
with nesiness and dispatch. Stone done at my
shop, will box up 10 send any distance by Stage
or Railroad having worked AT the business iur
mere than twenty year., warrants all work 10 give
satisfaction. il3J
Shop on Chestnut street. next door 10
the Bakery.
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health AND sTRENoTH

You will go forth INTO the world, TO say with thou.
lands OF others, q. A. RicnARps' ABBorr Bit.
rERs have done wonders for me. The Label Is
Copyrighted, aud each bottle, for the protection
ofihe CONSUMERS and proprietor, bear the portrait
Of Dvcim Wn. AbbOlt, together with the sigma.
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II. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.

"During the time occupied the ONCE Of Commits
sloner Of patents, u. II. EDDr, EJq Of Boston, did
business the Patent 0icc Solicitor for procuring
Patents There were few, any persons acting In tina,
capacity, who hal 80 much business bere the Patent
once, and there who o,nauctei II with
more SKIN, fidelity and success. regard Sir. Eddy
OF the beet Informed aud most skial Patent Soc
llcit0rs IN the United states, AMI have hesitation IN
assuring inventors that they cannot employ psrson
more competent aud Trustworthy, and more capable 10
putting their applications In form secure tor them
early ami favorable consideration At the Patent oi
nee. EDMUND BURKE,
a Ia of AZ
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Go to G. W. Burnham's
DAGUERREAN ROOMS.
Corner or Liberty aud Laconin Sts,
BIDDEFORD,

n you want good, well executed and nicely finished
likeness lie Is prepared to put up DaguerrOtypes
In every style Of the art cheap the cheapest and
warranted to he as good rs can be obtained.
Diidefori, April Ord, 1886. MI
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CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY,

THE subscriber Is DESTROYS Of having an agent in each
i county AMI tosn fthe Union. A capital Of from 5
TO only Will b rrqurei, aud anything like an EN-
Gent energetic make frum three % ave dollars
l'er day some o. the AGENTS raIing twice that
sum. Errry Information vill he given by addressing
sith stamp TO pay return letter.
WA. A. KINsLEB,
Box las Philadelphia, r., post Ofhc-
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rrou "A, pr,,,n, Commi,,l.,,,.

From the present cOmmissi.qsy.
"ArGrsr ~. distributing the time have held the
Boston, has been extensively egagrd In the Transaction
Il business with the Once, Solicitor. lie IL thor
oughly acquainted with the law and the rules % prso
tce Of the once. regard him u the most caps-
Official intercourse. CliAs. MASON,
Commls .loner Of Patents,
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Musical Ware Rooms,
Mr. HodsdOn'S Book Store,

esj XA-%CDS vHln- n VA H'so
UALLET 4 DAVIS celebrated Pianos, with patent
Suspension Bridge and Copper Bearings Tor sale by The
above sample Of which may be seen at their Musical
Ware Rooms.
All desirous Of purchasing SrPgRIoR ToSED lssrkr.
MENr, are respectfully invited 10 call aud examine br
themselves.
secord hand Pianos or Meloieon, taken In exchange
fJr ones.
Al pianos and Meoieons sold by them are warranted
to give perfect satisfaction AMI be kept in tune r one
year, nee ofoSpense 10 the purchaser. A tuning at
tended lo with promptness.
saco, January II, 1855. too
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Ala CouR of Probate held at Saco, within aud
for the County Of York, on the first Monday in
May, in the year OF our Lord eiIh EN- hundred
aud iiny.slx, BY the Honorable Josc1h T. Nye,
Judge Of said Cour
DlAON ROBERTS, Guardian Of Ellen Wey-
~ mouth, minor aud child Of James Wey.
mnLih, late Of Lyman, in said county deceased,
having presented hts second account Of Guardian.
4siip of his said ward for allowance,
ORpgREp, That the said Guardian give notice
TO al persons interested, by causing copy Of this
order ,o he published three weeks successfully
ia the Union aud Eastern Journal, printed Il, Bid
deiorl IN said county, that they may appear at
Probate Court TO be held a, Kennebunk, IN saId
county, on the first Monday OF June next, a, ten
of tue clock in the forenoon, and shew cause, IL
any they have, why the same should no, be al.
lowed.
10 Attest, JOSHUA HEIRicK, Register.
A true copy, attest, JOSHUA liERRlcK, Register.
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r e NJ e.!

DR. MOORE ha. removed hisofhes to Tuibury
IL A. IliIi's building. East end of faetcsy island
bridge. Aiiordsrs prvmpiiy answered. 49,.
SAGE, JsssAry ga, 1854 III
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EoR SALE
House Lots for SAFE.

THOMAS VI. PEIR> or has for srle House Lp,s In
| Bidiefori, on the following streets.
Pike street, Pool st. ll st Oak st Acorn 81, Pine
st., Hamlet St. Back ST. Porter st., foss St. Line st.,
Mt Vernon ST.. Prospect st., Cottage st., Guinea St.
Birch St. Persons Lane, bradbury ST., aud also several
acre of land Prospect ST., all Of which will sell
cheap for cash or approved credit Please 10 call
beioe purchasing Que small house corner Of Cottage
aud Iill ST., with good Garden spot. Price S4Ol One
Double Tenement House, Il Toss and Porter st.
Price 800. ul5
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Torpor Of the Liver & Bowels.

Reader! You are appealedio earnestly Don't
say "ii | only could believe this TO be true! |
have some Of the above complaints, and would
take the medicine nj once il | could only have
confidence" TITS TRUE; II is an honest truth,
fever there was one spoken Come then, il your
mind is irritable, discontinued, and gloomy, II you
have severe Collie Pains after eating your food,
-ifyour body begins to waste, or your strength
TO fail you,-ify your counlenance assumes a bag.
gard aud sallow aspeci,-ifyou have a difficulty
10 lying on your lei side,-if your skin is dry aud
shriyelled,- Iii you have an appetite weak aud
variable, and perhaps entirely destroyed, your
whole SYSTEMS languid, especially during the
process Of Digestion you have constant un.
a I'll ofINDlGESllON! and thee great Bi,iers
are made TO cure Indigestion, and they will do il,
ioo,-and all its attendant ills and while at firsi
/, gently stimulates the Stomach, cleansing and
,o,novinp these Troublesome agents
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IT ACTS UPON THE SKIN,

Removing MORBID or INITIATED HUMoRs, beauii.
rniir. frame, then, Reader, will the world no
longer look dark aud gloomy; no longer will your
dearest hopes be banlshed and ihrus, aside, but
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Cs a. niSahnDS, proprietor.
Lyle 50 STATE STREET, BOSTON
To Farmers, Nurserymon and D callers,

ADAMS Sc MORRILL, Offer, on better term.
"A than ever 10000 Apple Tree. OF superior
quality; 10000 Pear, Standard and Dwarf, one
hundred varieties, very fne 5000 Cherry
. 900 Plum; 500 Dana Grape v,ncs 500 Con.
curJ q. Vines. 500 isabella Clinton, aud many
.ahrr sorts; 1900 Curnnts, u ten varieties
5000 Houghlous GOoSsberries. The Stock Of
ORNAMENTAL TREES.
STRUTS, CLIMBERS, HEDGE, PLANT 4 ROSES,
&c is full in every department; and the pubic
are requested Ia give personal exalninaii n To
our ,iocx. The present 10, OF Pears, IL j. believed
embraces the lines, tries ever ofrr.i IN the Stale
GZ- Nursery in WEsrBRnoA; Pos, oaice i'd
dress, PORTLAND. 10