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MISCELLANEOUS.

LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
New YORK, May 29.-Ths steamer Moses Taylor
arrived to day at | o'clock from A~spinwall, with Ca
lifornia advices to the oh of May, and Sl,576,UNO in
specie. She brings 100 passengers.
The steamer Golden Gate left San Francisco, on
the 5th, but the 8. no afternoon broke her centre
shaft and returned. The steamer Sonora sailed in
her Slace OIL the afternoon of the 9TH, and thus We
have adyices two days later than the regular sailing
day.
The steamer Moses Taylor passed on the 18th, in
he Crooked leland passage, the steamer Star of the
West.
The news from California is not important.
A. X. Meloney has been appointed State Comp.
troller.
The stage from Nevada to S Sacramento with $2l 900
in gold dust for Messrs. Wells, Fargo Il Co., had been
robbed.
The peoples municipal ticket had been elected at
Sacramento by several thousand najority over the
Buchanan men.
Col. Fremont had been welcomed TO Mariposa with
bonfires and q salute of artillery.
1t was runored that the Indian tribes Of Phineas
county had banded together TO make war on the
whites.
A guano Island, containing over a million tons. is
said to have been discovered on the track between
the Sandwich and Ladune Islands. Specimens had
been received at San Francisco.
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q r Il
For The EnLMir,,
HE is NEAR!
BY EDWARD HARToS

BY EDWARD HARToS.
II thy paths through life in mourning seem hunS'
No toys bright rays appearing
Thy trembling h-arts'rings sll unstrung'
And all things els uncneerinS-
Rrmember-H He is near.
oh! let no darkeniug shade OF Sorrow
Close AROUND Thy weary heart;
But hope, aud pray, tor, On the iho'io"'
Happiness may be thy part
Pray-tor He is near
Pour all thy troubles and Distress
Freely. 10 thy Fathers esr'
He is waiting, but 10 bless-
Bending mop. thy prayer to hear.
Trust Him-He Is near.
H., hold. ais chiidren IN His hand,
And k-tps ;herl with n tender love;
Soon will He take them {" that land,
So full vi happiness. above
Hope on-j0r lie is Aear!
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FRIDAY, May eS, 1888.
RI

a communication was received from the Pre-
covering II correspondence respecting the AT
Gen. William Walker; which was laid over
printed.
Mr.. Seward presented u resolution 10 e1te!
session In the Dist of June. L9id over.
Mr.. Mason, from the Committee on Foreign
tons, 10 whom WA referred the resolution NC
whether additional legislation WAS necessary 10
power in the hands OF the President, submitted
port, which will be- found in another column.
Tn. report and tho resolutions reported by The
mi.t-c will be- considered 10 morrow.
After ,ransac;ing some unlmportant cuisines
Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House ths morning, immediately hiier d
iZiug, proceeded To vote on the post office, hrl
ocean mail steamer appropriation bills; wheel
passed.
The House. after passing seveniy.t~" loG.s
seventeen Senate bills of no pubic interest, atyo
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ELECTION A'p

ELECTION Ap ALEXANDRIA.
ALEXANDRIA. May %, =. Min the election here
TO day, the following gentlemen were chosen for local
off. -: sheriff. james SanSster; Clerk of Circuit
Cuur., Il. A Sinclair supposed TO be elected by a
Gloss vote; Clerk Of County Court, b. H. Berry;
Commissioner Of Revenue, George Dufey; County
Surveyor, J. w. Bowen.
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MOVEMENTS OE THE UrAU ARMY.

ST. Louis. May 27.-The detachment of troops for
Utah, under command of Major Paul, numbering lw"
hundred and ten men, left JeffersOn barracks last
night, for Fort Leavenworth.
A letter 10 the Democrat, dated Leavenworth, 23i
inst, says:
There is No intermission in the preparatory labors
of the troops consequent on the recent intelligence
from Salt Lake; and, judging from the movements
at the Fort, no couutermaud Of orders already given
is anticipated
The headquarters would not move for fifteen or
twenty days. II was understood, however, that Gen.
Harvey might proceed in advance of his staff, passing
the several columns GU the route.
Gen. Harvey had given an order to Col. Crossman,
Quartermsster general, TO proceed with the fourth col
umn, under Col. Morrison; and Major Rabbit, Adju
tant General, is to be stationed at Fort Laramie,
whittier he goes immediately.
LEAyEEwoRrH, May 70, ra BONNEVILLE, May
T.-Four companies Of the I'd Infantry from Fort
Randall arrived at the Fort here this morning. and
will remain to GARRISON the post. Col. Mays column
will positively march on Friday.
VESSEL SElZED-SAILING OF THE WATER
WITCH.
NORFOLK, May 2S.-The schooner Frances French,
OF Union, n. j., was seized by the Inspector, to-day,
for having a slave concealed on board.
The United Statee steamer Water Witch leaves 10
morrow for the South.
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MORE OuTRAGES

ST. LOUIS, May 2S.-The Republican states that a
petition has been received by the Governor from
citizens of Bates and Cass counties, Missouri, asking
for protection against Montgomery's banditti, who
have invaded Missouri, ami are committing robbie
ries and outrages, and preparing for an extensive 70.
ray into the State.
a Leavenworth correspondent says the banditti
had burned the town OF Butler in kaneas.
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VESSEL SEIZED-SAILING OF THE WATER
WITCH.


~ NVKF
NORFOLK, May GAN Indignation meeting was
held last night. and great excitement exists in this city,
relative to tho running off of siaves by the abolitionists.
Capt w. Mott and WIN. Danenbery we're ordered To
leave the city forthwith, or be treated to a coat Of tar
md latham
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A NEW POLITICAL PART

WASHINGTON, May pa movement -
gress contemplating the co operation OF O. =. %
sltion elements TO the Administrator IN tbe !
Party Of the Union" Th- msin features % ,
posed organization are: The ignoring OF 81! -
calculated 10 produce sectional strIf~; NE pr
OF popular righ'-; u .iudicious system OF in.e
prov-nenis; Il settled aud firm foreign po.c'
veDtion Of tbs immigration Of criminals sn' .
thu protection of the bsilot box. and al etfs.
riod of residence after naturalization a. =
for the exercises Of the elective frsnfi'--' .
ing Of American genius AID at; evef! :.
rising into a State 10 have n con-titu'i'H :, =
framed by tn. citizsn- of thu United S'"'" >.
pernanen: inhabitants therein, under sc'' >.
Congress may prescribe; the object h'ins =.
ton of the essential principl. q and p"iicy, u
Opponents Of the Administration may as
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TEE CRoPs.-We very much regret to hear tia.
the wheat crop in the counties OF Cumberland, Buck
ingham, and Appomatrox viii be cut short at least ore.
half by the Joint worm. Up to a few days since. the
crop promised to he a very abundant one, but our IN
formant gays who is ANGST reliable gentleman that
all their hopes are dashed to the ground.-Lynch
burp ( Va )P,DubjIco1
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BALTIMORE, May - Flour Il 9l-,
changed City Mills +, Il, OhiOI SO hos.
nominal at 4 81. Wheat i5 dull! ut yrN.
tstions-goOd to prime red 81 q w,
prime white at 81 Us q | ~. Corn II Hf"-. ,
66. yellow IS q ~ ca Whirkey dull a"-'
Provisions are dull end heavy.
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FROM WASHINGTON CITY.

WASHINGTON, May 80 1.-The statement il untrue
that Lord Napier has reasons TO believe thstthe Der
by ministry will take liz stand on the right of vista.
ton to ascertain the real character of all suspected
vessels.
The Republicans in Congress ienora the organiza-
ton Of the Peoples Union Party aud will make
no compromise of their platform to aid any party.
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FUNERAL OBSEQUIES OF THE LATE GENE
RAJ, pERSlEER 4 SMITH

Majority against Convention, b,'93
Five counties, yet to be heard from, are expected
10 increase very largely, the majority given above.
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NEW YORK, MAYD -Flour-iN."1 =
ia heavy. with snIes of $500 barrel Is y
Common Il good State; Ohio 81 'v'
81 10 | 10 sAr
Whest-The market il steady, WI" M re:
7j.00O bushels Western white u" |, -. M
red aii cents; Chicago Spring So'
clIh 81 q Sc cents. u....-rn; 81
Corn-The market is very daI' We"
q 10 c=n,s. s,.. ,p.ts: j
Pork-Tha market is dull, with 'a'
Mt gu ~ Prime 81 %. ,of.s.;ss"
i,eef-The markei il stesdy; sales
csso Al $l2 ~ Is 81. ,
Lsrd-Is heavy; sales at II ct.. n, Ost.
Whiskey-h dull Gales at q CT"
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARhEl, -,
Beef cattle aold yesterday at an average In.
81 cent? per 100 lbs. on lar, week'a raIre r.-
500 head offered at The acales, '1"f "h''"I p
of, and the remaining i25 head ~rr+
more butchers. the bulk ri from : - W. :.
hoof, equal 10 - 81 Q - nett, ana 80 ~.
erops. Hogs &c 75a 81 IS pr '''o'"
81 81 25 per 100 lbs. grcss.
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THE CONVENTION ELECTION IN MAR
LAND

The returns from the counties continue to show 4
majority in opposition 10 the call for Il Convention to
re- model the Constitution Of Maryland. As far az re-
ceived. the vote sums up rs follows:
Against the Convention, 1874
For the Convention, 6.9il
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rich and prolific cocntry, when we pay strangers,
whose interests are quite inc reverse OF ours, millions
Of dollars for work which we might have done 1T
home. We have paid 10 foreign manufacturers hun
dreds Of millions of dollars in hard gold, and We have
contracted for railroads, &C., many millions of dollars
of foreign debts, in addition to the exports OF hun.
dreds of millions in raw materials. Such a course
drains our country of that circulating medium which
is 30 hard 10 obtain and so necessary to our prosperity,
and places our producers in the position Of a man
without capital, who lives from 'hand to mouth, or
sells just for what he can get, and not for what his
stock may be worth. Does this not put us on a par
with the laboring classes of Europe, or even below
them1
A prosperous state Of things is always indicated by
an advance in the value of labor and the products Of
the farms, and those countries thrive most, where the
employments are most diversified, where the mechanic
comes in contact with the farmer, aud where furnish
cd commodities are the cheapest where agriculture
becomes a science, and where the yield of the land is
the largest, and where its products command the high
st prices where the mental are combined with the
physical capacity where scientific appliances aid hui.
man exertions; where there il a steady growth OF
domestic trade, which ia less and less dependent on
foreign or foreign manufactures.
Our golden eagles ara necessary to keep in motion
the machinery of society, aud it is with varied emo.
tons that we watch their backward and ior~srd
flight. We can scarcely find a substitute for gold
and without it, The wheels Of government and tbs
wings of commerce would suspend or curtsll their
moti"ns-it is not a mere symbol, or promise 10 pay
but the real labor. bought article, whose value is
equal to the current mark or denomination it bears.
In regard to the gold producing regions of Virginia
Wa have before stated that the auriiernul belt passes
through the entire length of the State. and is therefore
IA exhausiless IA the gold If Calitornia. IT. su.i4c.
deposits are not rich, but the metnllf.tou. Veins oi
gold bearing earth or quays are probably .quai 10
those ofthat State. Private enterprise. ar even Iare-
companies, under iudicious sad practical ,u.nsge
ment, might make al Investment here, Us profitable
rs elsewhere, III the gold mining business.
s. II, DEBow.
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Sunoap Ataoina.



dssoatc hcre-h,~ dc-ola,e. t., m
ehildiess mother tell. Thcse stand. thu ,.l,,
but the casket is ;,ore.
Hark was tlmt little foot ..l,y-,,,,
pattering ON the starr Oh foolish h,,,-
sink back again. The d,sr fee, thai bay,
laid together in this hand = the dear. r,s,
feet Whose tips were like delicate tinted ga.
shel!s, white and pink--ovcr which m,
breath h~tcd in kisses--thcy are dorr
fher'. hno1 where it is, but | cysa no,
look.
How strange the silence. The very chair
had not this dumb quiet when he was here.
On that some hand could pull that vii a
cover into wrinkles some Htlec BAN
inean--one little hand-thc one that lies s.,
motionless where the feet lie
Dear c'iild 4! Of all things, | think miss
his happy laugh in che morning, most 70
-rs--not mos.-5ut .fra-for his bo.utifu!
.rolics at lis bath. when, with the Fnen fall
ing irom his white bosom, his perfect limbs
shining with glistcuins war n, the sweet
throat soul pturcd to a glc' some shout-thc
head with its paly ours thrown buck in
wtching abandon-9t. they were most pre-
cious.
No-not so; IS memory glidcs still farther
along the ref days of his life, tn re was Il
time (ts' tears will not keep back now more
holy than either-whcn, with ono dimpled
bind held down by my ehin--as he sought
his nourishment-thc white lids dropped
lowcr-lower-th waxcn brow fell farther
back upon my arm, the ruby lips parted and
sleep, with its angelic smile, dimpled his
face.
But, oh | forget when his f,ther came
how the eyes frightened the arms lcapcd
forth the whole frame throbb9d with 1--we
beats till my clnging hold was almost weak
cned with his strusglcs-I shall miss him at
that hour.
And when some mother bringing her
babe, thinking to comfort me, comes hitacr,
shall miss the wandering, wistful glance of
my baby. shall miss the head turned from
that to me-thc finger out-pointed-.he
mute question formed without sound "Who
is that, mother p
shall miss him at all hours l shall
wake at night, 18th my arms folded tightly
to my breast, as if he were within them, and
my lips will form to kiss-what has changed
into somethingI cannot see until the here
after.
Angels, you will guard my babe SO tend
erly! There are no rough paths in Heaven,
no roses with thorns We triI t. max. his
path smooth wi b us-but d ,ath strer d Il
ruth ashes. There were som, 4 aver p.tals
among them, but they only Frightened his
caskct-lid
Treasure in Heaven Oh who can est-
mate the exceeding value of mine?
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AMERICAN L FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. H. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents

tsrE sGssr OF U. S. PATENT 0rTIcE, WASHING
roy, UNDER THE Act OF 1850
20 STATE ST, opposite Kiiby ST, Boston,
A fTER an extensive practice of up
/ wards of twenty years, continues to sccur,
Patents IN the United States; also in Great Brit
ain and oyer foreign countries. Caveats. SPccif
! actions assignments and all Papers Drawn &,
for L" cents, executed On liberal terms, and witt
dis..atch. Researches made into American OF For
! eign works, to determine III. alidity of Patent:
OF Invcntions--and legal or other advice rendcrc,
in all matters touching the same. Copies of the
cleims of any Patent renting One Dollar
Assignments recorded at Washingto
This Agency is not only the largest in New Eng
land, but through it inventors have advantages for
securing patents. ascertaining the patcntabiity
of inventions, unsurpassed by, If not immea-ura-
I bly, superior to, any which can be offered them
elsewhere. The testimonials below given prove
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TENT OFFICE than the subscriber and n, sue
tES' Is TIE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES
AND ABILITY. he would add that he has alum
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or OF the kind the charges for professional
vices So moderate. The immense practice of the
subscriber during twenty years past, has enabled
him to accumulate vast collection of spccifca-
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These, besides his extensive library of legal and
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him able beyond question, to offer superior facl-
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All necessity of journey to W ashington, to pro-
cure patent, and the usual great delay there, are
here saved inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr. Eddy of the most crpabfs ant sue
ccSsfHi pJ,tciuucrs with whom had official inter
course. CHAS. MASON" Commissioner Of Patents
Il have hesitation in assuring Inventors they
cannot employ irsrn competent AMI Trustworthy
and more capable Of putting their applications in
To from them early ami favorable consd ration
al the Patent Oiicc- EDMt Nd BUEkE,'f
Late Commissioner Of Patents.
"Bost,n, February s. 1858.
"Nr. r. II Eddy has made for me TilIRTEtN appli. |
cations, all but Of which patents have been granted
and that one is pending such unmstakablr proof
Of great talNi and aht, his part leads
mend ALL inventors to apply him procure their pa
tens, they may be of having the faithful at
tcntion bestowed their cases, and very reasonable
charges. JONI TAGGARTn
From sept 18th, 1851 to June Eth ls5s, the subscri
ter In course of his large practice made rice reject
Cd Applications SIXTEEN APP Is, EVERY ONE OF
which decided in his faro. the Commissioner OF
Patents. lJJ0 X. II. EDDY
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T. he IN srkes Tack Jnicc of IT taa,r st,hin AID
Or the .<,i,'t II Htncnck
PEef fSENTS tie utdersrn.sl D, e,utors II The les,
VII AMI Testament Of Thomas Re hinson lstr OF his
'rthin sHid County decreased that for the payment ~
ttn debt. Of said Robinson and the purpose Of paying
gacics mcnuci in said III and " an kcntai
CNpcuses administration ii ary that certain prop
cry of said hnstn be sod,an that offer purchase
advantageous To al coueeruin I'D Estate has been made
to Sahl Executors for the nrick Sure In the village sal
Ellsworth, the property "f SAID Fnh nspn helm. the
occupied by Mgssrs. J. VI. t.angpn \ ca with the
entire hot ii land whr'l sad brin. tn
conveyed Ia said intns,n by Juln II Jarvis, by
deed nf1tte 1t july ,wvry- niUth \ - lSis And the
undersigned hc,e,e the Inter all cgrned i'll b.
promoted hy III" Pancc 81 said nIr IT being fer :hc
II re Thousand dollars by Samuel Neazic. 81 Yea
zic. in tn County # Prnahcs and the clSing II the sale
withn nfth'r delay 4 rrcmenaresi Wherefore they
quest that license may u, granted make such sale OF
said property, with With public n"ti,s shall To
them fitting Agreeable pro, sipus Of Chap a. SC
IL, Of Rev Stats. Il 1885,.
GEORGE y. BLACK,
III GENE HALE
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Noficc Of Forcclosnrc.

Office hereby given that the President Directors
~ ami Company Of the Merchants Bank Banking
Cooperation having its established place of business il thu
city ii f ttnl, the eai assignee a certain de- Of
MORTGAGE made and excntnd by Francis Blasle t. Enos
N,-Sirl, bearing date tn" tntl day of june. ~ D. 1851
and ried in The Registry of Deeds for the County
il.cck Book %. Page So, and conveying certain real
kstsite situated in Ellsworth in SAID County OF Hancock
described IN said decd the premises Conveyed by
Mnrr Young to said Ends by deed dated August ~,
1sJ2 recorded in Hancock Registry. Book ~ Page 20
together Eiti the n'T Mill since erected by sad EGu> on
the same Dam; also other parcel If land with
and buildings thereon and the conveyed to said Enns
by Nm Brhett, by deed dated November l. ls&g an!
recorded in Hancock Registry, Book 81 Page 2oI and
that the condition 81 firth in said trage deed has been
broken, by reason whereof said Cooperation claims fore
closure OF the same
DATED this tenth day Of September 4. D. 1858.
President, directors and Company 3f the Merchants
Bank, by their President,
SWISS WV. WOODBURY..
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IN0ttec Of Foreclosure.

I HEREBY give public notice that the 9Th day n
september, A. u. ls55 James SI~oui and Henry c.
Spr ui y their deed Of that date conveyed and
ia M rtrase certain piece land in Bucksp,rt in the
County Of Hancock bou ded, beginning a stone post
marked b., standing in the middle of the pasture formerly
Of d. Buck, thence Nurherly the line in the
OF said pasture and woodland u the road the
head VI said lo thence Eastery by said road the
If stone wall To land owned by Thomas Snow; thence
soutery the line of town lots TIL it strikes parallel
line running East and West from the post nam
ell ence Westerly parallel with the side line y rods and
Ii iiuks To first h,sun.is.
The condition OF said mortgage has been broken and by
ther. claim to ureclose the give this
notice fur that purpose. ANTHONY LICE
by 7. c. WoopNAS. His Au'y.
Bueksport, Sept. IA, 1855. 3w31
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NEW AND IMPORTANT
ID SCoVERl In MEDICINE

DIR. CCLvFRwELL'S REPORT on AN ENTIRELY
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This little work, emanatng from qualified member Of
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lNfokhATloN EVER PUBLISHED, to all person en-
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conscious OF having hazardei their health and happiness
issued gratis to suffering humanity for their benefit
AMI the suppression of enprcism and eShorhiant fees
sent Three 10 any address, on receipt Of STAMPS by DR.
"hA'' Mimi 'oo Ist Avenue New York. Tvs
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NEW AHO IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
IN rHE >' tE>tG OF MEUICINE.
( - Z: nj Az.


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90 Il, fsr. e,l ia' lrp Coiics- Nirous nrci
81 'r;uf tr,.n u BARROW. Nrplu4r 81 The
caif t"fe.- Nr aud IT, Al ,ulicre ~ STtsrur,
irt.rt4a e.n-tl'r'i .drHc-.
F'lnas .tJset ,irA h-~Ss - Br-is - Nrs iurk,
~ rct IN U.rni,1 td and tiv. TIL IN
rtrnus t>Hnfta,. It,tIi
"HiL>.HtR VI 1T. rhe remedy Of r~ner- heal
'LI', vinIs .-'Nrt dcoa,, al
aug ti>,"s rru -trtr Hfa.r alt pa,
n"Ff-s vtu5.a k~ at hrto rdt,ne- thus r,ndrf.
+ ~ 5alae 10 ti," etrnns The marriage state.
riI.stihR re . = uel era,i,rAb. 81, taos.
$50. tttii AUl t''s'. hIVr A'ie
81 '1c 10 tar M ts 1 u tisy topu
r@iE>EN vi 20 II, the European remedy that,
i-l-r Sstrl ttHf rtuna-it. The tngsh pm
seuH. iu,var Il, IT. ucf u pate |.
s atom stI watch Az tIv r,-4 . tbs ~oti cannot
TaIr$-M t4N,. I. AMI prepared the ID q
~ ns' ii" 81 81 ut sucti h, csutrt the
t'-ir't tst-.rt ~ U.>t> ,NU ptyTpyn
.rNE,rs - ~t-n'r'>i-r-,I Il, N,iI~au. IaIeInan
.'u' h""rl = Proc. each, tour { ~
'Hi "a ,atr,t ta a. 'a-es, -ft, ihcr SAVING o.
i."cs' .etH aa 'cci'in, r1a.trer.r, liz. BARROW.
tSI rti - -tN.tt- NtN tu-,N. VA f,r~sri The
~ >th NR rt Gas; Il fsr nil packed and
IT, 81 ttta-'ia- ,' Ei' u,-if'ei'7s, OF The Nrtef.
,ne " W FAIE Druggist. corner IF Court
nj liz s;rrr> lte MIS-. 1tcuu Fuller. Hartford,
ST" " ! ID =. vs. UtN~u, Conn Id. ard Dana, IT q,
n'usui Mainc an q .t4ss.ri. Ptosiirucc, H.
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue from
~ the Probate Court Of this county, there will be expo
sed for SALE by public auction the Ru-
us smith, i'll Buckspost Saturday the sixth day Of No
yember next, at two O'Clock in the afternoon
the real estate including the Of the widows
DOVER said Rufus Smith, deceased as will produce the
Of six hundred DOLLARS for the yment his debts
Of administration and incidental charges Of
Said is situated Bucksport adjourning the
homestead Of John b. Blood
Terms made known at the time and place Of sale.
IiEpSIBAH ". SMITH, ADMINISTRATIVE.
Septembcr ~ lS5S. 3w36