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The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-08-04

g have used a Grover & Baker Sewing Machine for
two years. and have found adapted to all kinds of family
sewing from Cambria to Broadcoth Garments have been
out without the giving way of stitch The Machine
is easily kept in order and easily used.''Mrs A. B.
Whipple, uife Of Rev. Geo. Whspple Nev York.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-08-04

CIsTERN CEMENT parts ashes, three
of clay, and one Of sand mixed with linseed
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-08-04

81 confess myself delighted with your Sewing Machine
which has been in my family for many months It has
always been ready for duty requiring adjustment and
easily adapted to every variety of family sewing by simply
changing the pools of thread Mrs. Elizabeth Strickland
tte Of Rec. DR.. Strickland, Editor Of ~ 7. Christian,
AdUocate.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-08-04

speedy very neat and durable Units work easily
understood and kept in repair. earnestly
this Machine to all my acquaintance and others
W. A. Forrest, Memphis, Tenn.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-08-04

We find this Machine to work to our satisfaction ant
with pleasure recommend to the public believe tn
Grover Baker to be the best Sewing Machine in use-
Deary Brothers, Abisontz Tenn.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-08-04

Afer trying several different good machines preferred
yours of its simplicity and the perfect with
which managed well the strength and durability
of the After long experience, feel competent to
speak in this manner and to confidently recommend it for
every variety of family Mrs E. B. Spooer wite
of tile Editor of Brooklyn Star.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-08-04

If used exclusively for family purposes with ordinary
will wager they will last three score years and
ten and get out of fix. '-Jo Erskane Nashpile
Tenn
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-08-04

Having had of Grover & Bakers Machines in n
family for nearly ayear and ahaf rake pleasure in
mendng it every way reliable for the purpose for viii
it is designed-F anily Sewing Mrs Joshua Leavi ~
Of ReU. DR.. LeaviH, Editor Of ~ Z. Etdependenu.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-08-04

" have had your Machine for several weeks and an
perfectly satisfied that the wo it does is the and
beautiful that ever was made. 'Naggie Aimison Nash
gsUe Tenn.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-08-04

use my Machine upon coats, dressmaking and fine
linen stitching and the work is admrabe-far better than
the best hand-sewlng any other machine have ever
seen'-L1cy 3. Thompson, Nashville, Tenn.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-08-04

a LOCAL. AGENT WANTED.
February, II 1852
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-08-04

~ am happy give my testimony in favor OF Grover
Bakers Sewing Machine and of the perfect ~
gives in every respect It neatly and IS by no means
Mrs Bryan acife of Rev A. M. Bryan, M0nphsss Ien'
~ SEND FOR A CIRCULAR. 80
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-08-04

stThe Grover Baker Sewing Machine works admirably.
think the stitch and work far superior that of any Sew
ing Machine ever saw. On fine work think the Machine
would be hard to BEATTY. T. Davse, Memphis, Tenn
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-08-04

have made either by hand or machine and re-
gard the Grover Baker Machine one of the greatest
blessings to our sex-zlrs. Taylor, NashUille, Tenn.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-08-04

The Grover Baker Sewing Machines have given such
satisfaction that cheerfuly recommend them to all VINO
wish good and substantial Sewing Machine 1t executes
work with much care and speed and finely than any
other machine have seen. Mrs r. B. Mitchell lue0'-
phis, Tenn.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-08-04

have one of Grover Bakers Sewing Machines in use
in my family, and find it invaluable. confidently re-
commend it to all persons in want of machine'-G. T.
Thompson, Nashville, Tenn
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our two Machines purchased from you do the work of
twenty young ladies' We with pleasure recommend the
Grover Baker Sewing Machine to be the best use."
". Sttllman q Co.. Memphis, Tenn.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-08-04

take pleasure in certifying to the utility of the Grover
Baker Sewing Machines. l have used one on almost
every description of work fer months and find it much
stronger and better every respect than work done by
hand Mrs. d. W. Wheeler, Nashville, Tenn.
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GR0TER & BARER'g
CELEB TED
T. A M IL
S < w | N 6
eMNchines.
Neeo Styles - Pricss from $50 to 1925.
Eatra Charge Of S. for Hemme',s.
A9J Broadway, New York.

These Machines from two spools purchased from
the store requiring reminding of thread they Hem
by their operation without to The hand
needle required by other machines They will do bet
ter and cheaper sewing than seamstress she
works for cent hour, and are, unquestionably the
best Machines in the market for family sewing account
Of their simplicity durability of management, ard
adoption to all varieties of family ewingexecuting either
heavy fine work with equal facility and without special
adjustment.
As evidence of the unquesoned superiority of their Ma
chimes, the Grover and Baker Sec5g Machine Company
beg leave to respectfully refer to thefollowng
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Co SEND FOR CIRCULAR -
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would be unwilling to dispose of my Grover Baker
Machine for large amount could replace again at
pleasure Mrs. H G. iScovol NashViAe Tenn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-07-08
a,rv


AIR. Pslmp Gaming home late, pretty
full. finds the walking slippery, and eA'
claims, =. v.ver.verry sipg'lar; wh-whene'-
r.wa,et ircere. 1t allus frreIes with sI''l'P'
pery side OPP; very singular"
-whar a world OF truth in this remark
ofvietOr HugO's;
.There are some unfortunate men m TINS
world. Christopher Columbus cannot At
,aeh hi. name to his discovery; GaillOiin
c.nno, detach his from bis invention"
What un,hankfalne-s il is to forget
our consultations. and to look only upon
matters OF grievance. 10 think 50 much up
on two or three crosses, as to forget hun
dred blessings.
"A sergeant passing along one OF the
street.. nsArthe tower OF London, observed
on. Of nj. u.en sitting against wall. lie
VA. the worse Tor liquor; and IN asking
him why he did not 20 home. he replied .
ooh, s-grSpt all the houses seem to h.
passing me 50 I think bad better wait
till ,ho-bsrraeks cone. and then | can g
in wi,bOat sny trOable."
What are you after. my dear'' 'Aid
. rrandmothe. to little hoy, Who was sid
iI,g along u room, and casting iurii'e CLAM
essa, gvntlsnan Who vas paying visit
"Ian trying. grandma, to steal Papa's hal
on, Of the room without letting the eenF'e-
man sc it-he wants him to think hes
out"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-07-08

CrRIors ANNOUNCEMENTS. In a number
Of the London M,ntbly Magazine, ur 1877,
the ed,,rr Of the Chicago Journal ends soms
quaint formula Of announcements OF mar
nAgcs ami deaths
Al Banhury. the Rev + U-hsr 10 Mics
r. Ward, an amrable young lady Of great
merit"
AT Rye. Capt. T. Pitcher to Mi., E.
Alec an ami Ole young lady Of ample for.
tune"
~. Corbett to Mis-. Gr,isner; an amia.
bic, worthy young lady With a considerable
fortune"
Observe the marriage climax accidentally
made in our marriage register research
fst. amnhls and Of merit, second, anna.
bic and fortune; third, amiarle, worthy
and fortune. Happy Mr.. U.hcr-hap-
pier Captain Pi'eher-haPFIcss Mr.. Cor
bsit.
"At Birmingham. Mr.. Swifs 20 Mrs
Gardiner. The lady had just passed thro'
. TEDIOUS widowhoOd Of two months"
And on that We read
mir. Edward HeIhrington IN Miss Rich
ard-on, Of Ryton. This Is the irs, bride
that hat heen Id to the hymenial altar FROM
Ryton, during halfa c-utury."
Melancholy place, that Ry,an! And
what auusr there must have hcen that
pleasar, morning pleasant If il broke in
thunder. lightning and riin--wben Mis-
Riehardson was led away, covered with
blushes and orange blossoms. Here is a
marriage notice worth having. and - We
dare say, WIS Mis- Ives.
Lieut. Robert Ayre 10 Mss Ives, the
celebrated spinner"
Not prma donna, or reignins belle, hut
plain spinner one Of tho-e oi whom $50
mon said. {" she seeketh wool and faz and
vorketh willingly with her hands" We
Lean over that little breadth Of sixty years
70 congratulate the gallant Lieutenant, and
assure him that the good book hath a prom
lie for him " she will DO him good aud no,
evil all the days Of Der life :"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-07-08

vEHr DrrCu. Two old Dutch neiehhor.
In Pennsylvania were prNerhially steady.
stupid and honest, and they carried on their
transactions with their neighLors and each
other Tor years. on the plan Of ready pay In
cash or barter. Bu, a, last the hard Iimes
cane and they were obliged to resort to
keeping secOonts.
one day they met Tor settlement. and at
ter very bard labor and arguing. 1t was sP
parent that Hams owed Yawkub, twenty
dollars.
"wvl. Yawkuh. how musht we settle
bin now lee got no monish."
"Yaw. yaw; never mind dat, We can
settle him nit noti,h, said YAwkub,
Who priIed himself on doing business at the
store.
"oh. yaw. NIT a noush well, den, YOU
vrite- De notish."
"Dai isb nj, right, said YaWkub, "you
owes me De moni,h you writes De nOiish,
/ ,ign him. dat ish Dc way"
~ Ilanns set about il aud produced the
following
we.tmoreland kounty owish Yawkuh
twenty dollars Tor settle up wbei, hash no
menish to Pay him.
Signed, lawkuh.
Then arO.e an Unforeseen dii5culty, who
ought 10 keep the note.
II Was finally DECIDED tina, Hams, ought
20 keepiI, Tor how else would be know bow
much to pay laWkub'
In due time, when Hams. the debtor, got
the money. he paid up, aud this raised an
other puuling question, and ended in tie
conclusion that Yawkub must take the note
In hi. keeping. % that he would know that
Hams bad paid the ms~cy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-07-08
IslsISNMaDH'5
Medical Discovery,
. ., ,prf ,rr


arm. KENNEDY Of RoSbvry, has discovered
IN me 81 our pasture "e.d. . 'r"eu. u ~
sa,ss EVERY KIND OF HUMoh. Hs" w., ~
80, 's,or'I, down 10 y romuan rinple. We
b,. ,r;ed N In over eleven hundred rases, ana ne''
or 6,iI,J .xesp, IN two. lie has now 10 h" pos
.e..i,, over two hundred certificates OF 'ls Na'"e'
aIl within twenty miles Of Boston.
Twobotllcs are Warranted to cure nursing sore
mouth. It'll r
one "a three bottle. will cure the wofs, Mind OF
T~o or ,hre bottle. will cure the sy''em Of
bikes. -,
Two hotties are warranted to cure the "o'''
Kind az c.pksr IN the moulh and stomach
Three 10 Eve ipiilc. ATE warranted to cure tue
worst kini of sOspelas. M.
One 10 iva battles are warranted 10 cure ''n ''
NOR. oi the cyes.
Two hottie. are wauanial 10 cure running ~ Tue
ear. anl bloiches 10 the hair.
-Four ,o six bottle. are warranted TO core cor
ruii and running ulcers. f,t-
Ooe t-atlr will cure scaly eruptions OF the 'e,"'
Two or three bottles ate warranted 10 cure the
most desperate eases Of fheuinatism'
Threr 60 siN bottles are warranted u" on'e 'no
salt rheum.
Five 10 eight bottles cure the very worst cases
Of scrulna.
len.6, !. alway. expected from the ir'i bot
ilr. aud per'eci cure Warranted we" tue '''''
qurniIty l. taken.
N,thiny look. 90 improbable % those who have
in vi, tiled ali the Wan,eii ul medicines oi The
dsy. as that = common weed, gfuw'ng ~ "nf pas
tines. and along oh stone walls shouhl cure eve
=, b.m,r; vet 10 !. nov 6Ned tact. liNoHh''e
q humur IL has got Ia start. Thee are u" "' ~
ants ai,out ~, curing some Gases bot "n' Your
H. has nr,l.llcl over thousand boilles oi " ~
N A. A L he fl
inryer, case. " has already done SON" "' W
created ,ufc. ever don. ~ Massachusetts,. Tie
has given u 60 rhildfon year OFT, anil 10 "lh
aud tn Old people 81 sNS snd has seen poor, p"'
n, L.ok ing chiirrn wha.s Assh Sss snit and Halle
b,, fcstarrd 10 peicct state Of health bN TIE use
of one bottle.
To those WIN me- troub,d With Sch head'ch"'
one Iotilr Will alwHs cute Il. u giVes great ~
IrCin r,tafth nni diiinc.s some whnh have ~
non IL have b,eu POSITIVE inr ,r1fs, add have beet
r.yuL,rJb,i II. Whc,c the lpdy - sound 10 SotN'
oais ea.,, bot vhcfc lhsrc . auy derange"eni o
me G,neton. oi nature u will cause NCty .inguhi
lr,l,sa. bot ,uu must not b. alhuard-lhry vi
,l,.anfssf ~ IRON i1ur d,,s To- week. There u
\ p.ys, a lad fc.ull from tea the contrary whr'
] ,b.t feeling d. gone ,on w,ll iryl NonrselhA .
l oeu p@t.aa. heard spme IT the mo'i rN'''a
\ CANT rncumunis Il u that man ever hslrn'' TO-
No change ofdiri eyer arccssary' Lat tue u''
\ ,aa can e, AID eunugh Of It.
EoNHuET. Sept. 10. 1858.
Thu. 10 Gently that u II. u w, pmggi''
p,,.nd, y tn~ ~, DOT, ,uthoris"i general agrn
l,r nv Medical Discovery fnr he state 81 h''He
sod that he !. supplied With The gcnalne, dlIec
i, ,rom ~, l.,pHnint,. DONALD kINNEDh b
. ~. H.. nay, Dmygist. PoTiland, the on'p q"
thotitrd ageni Zoe Nsin~. -,
SOLD by Aad,cEs s Rates, PATE llilli w. \
, Gr.i, 80. rMi.; T.. Atwood & Co., Buchheld
+, u. =. Moves, Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-07-08

SrpNTr SNITH on ENJOYMENT. Mankind
are always happier Tor having been happy
80 that IL yOa make them happy nov,
you make them happy twenty years hence
By the memory Of it, \ childhood passed
with due mixture Of rational indulgence,
under fond and wise parents, diiuses over
shs whole Of life feeling Of calm pleasure,
and in extreme old age is the very last re-
msmbraneO which time can erase frOm the
mind Ofman. No enjoyment, however in
considerable. is confined 10 the present mo-
nent. a mau Is the happier TOR life from
having once made an agreeable toar. or
lived Tor any length Of time with pleasant
people. or enjoyed any considerable interval
Of Innocent PLEASURE, which eontribatss 10
render old men - inattsniISe {" the seenss
before them. and carries them back To a
world thu, j. past. and scenes never to b.
renewed again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-07-08
new ENGLAND AILMENTS a!
Ash
THE ONLY REMEDY.


THE Eastern States, Included h. that section u
i the union With u iaost widely kBown az
New Enrlnd, en- tain thrifty. industrious. IN.
,.ll,gsnt ,eople, Who have achieved an unoum-
,non drgfe. 81 prosperity With climate -.
lrenely lr,ng 20 some Constitutions, anda s",l u
small lrriill,. they have con',iy'd To 'uTi's
mo,e favored communities 10 almost everything
that eonAases 10 social ,omi"ri ind bsrpinss..
Unloftuasiel, they are otcasionally 80 ahsufled
IN hasire.. and mental cIIliVaii"n that they ne
elect the precautions which are essential 10 bod.
1, health. D,spepsis and phNs'cal d'mln, are
urryalsni among ~ rlisssi The FIRST dise,se IL
,so,luced Nv inatisntipn to the digestive ofgans,
,bieh are 80 susceptible of arrangement. Ihous.
aods an, nov payipg the penalty u this neglect,
amt suffering daily the most tryinE pains, almost
v,ihou, hope Of relief. They have come 10 h..
l,,,e that their ainenl u chronic. and that they
must lar With ito The end. II gnti6es %. ~.
e-edingl, H. announce 10 these afflicted individ.
nal. ,hI they may now command remedy ~ an.
questionable poicpcy and yiftue, which has never
lsen known To- fail Nv ~ cases ~ digestive weak.
nee. or arrangement. Iluair-,is u tongues ace
ready 10 grow cLqneot IN pr,ise ~ ihis wonder.
6il ranqucrrr u d,tI.'sis, which y knosn as
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-07-08
state Of Maine.

oAToRp, ..-SUprrme Judicial COsrt, March
Term, 1859.
Gu.,avu. IIsyiori W. Cyrus Thompson and 'r'''
4 M nov IL appearing To the Court thai the 'a'd
n drieudant - MT an ,ahah',aat 81 'h's S'a'e,
- Ia. A, tru,,t. areat nar attorney thsssa, snd
,hat he has M, no,ice Of The pcuency OF the sat.
Il !. us,lsTed b, the Cosft that TIE s'h, rs'"'u
no,,i The aid -l,sani ol The rs"sacl ul ih's -a,'
b, cao.iag an sl.,rse' Of pl,'a''d, !; Sr',' VITA
~ u. 81 ~ eosrt iAcreoa. 20 h. pubished three
~. .uccs..,,eb ia the oxlord Democrat,
r.,r.r pr,a,rd at Psri. 10 said Couai,. The last
n,blicaiian 20 d. thirty days at least b'ior, the
.,Nt team of aid Court 10 h. hciden AZ fafi.,
ai,frsaid. ou the sccoad Tuesdsy Of August, "eAi,
a. The ead that the aid deiepsi,nt may then an@
thssr sppcaf At said Cou,t. apd she's case. 4 an,
hs h,s, Why jadgmrnt sh"ald MT " fr"de'eu
AGAINST him ani eNecaiian is-urd accordingly
Attest, SIDNEY fERliAM, Clc'k.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-07-08
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
BUCHlN'S HUNGARIAN BlLSlM
OF LIEF
OF LIFE !
1nr nRr,r rNaLI.n EEaEpr roR

TttE GREAT tNtliNN hIhhNi i"h
Colds, Coughs, Asthma and Con-
sumption
Great Cure ~ >rTyo - 'onsumpiion'
psf,sai faissd trss ~ Ed n d'ih, ~ "a HaH'
a.uaa Bai.aa.
W,ur.. Me-, Oct ~. 1916.
T,D.F. Br,dlcr-Dear Sri ierl s'ncefc
plea.nr. fpr the opppriun,iy offered io express W
700 90, appreciation Of the Hungarian Bal,'m' !
think With the blessing of kind Providence
owe ~, lite a. hi. inrslimahc mcdicine' nave
he-n Zoe some tWo of three Nrsf. "in'cl'd ~"h
st,ops, 90 n.t,ou. consumption, atirndrd With all
IL. horrors. | tuplo,ri several different rhl''
clan. lot they could give nc nothiug 60 reach NY
case, ADD I cun.tasil, gtsw Sor.c, and II iasl
~. con6ned Ia 10y l.d, With an inflammation N
IN, stomach. lungs aud liver, aud q 'eN,tr I1pi'
tatiun Of the heart, and the disti'ss"d h"aling
wouI sometimes lat iwo ~ three hour. and OLE
ieotimr. 80 yiolrnt a. t. shake nv bel. Anew
An the situation | could not hong survive. Wy
doctor and nsighbofs aid the SANE. Trend
acrideniall, srnt 90 NY family an Advertisement
of Buchan's llungiiian Balsam. They procured
me = lpttic. and With some reluctance commrn-
ccdiaking Il. The hut do'c gave ~" immediate
relief. and IN lev DAYS I couli situp htern min
u,e.. and continued a. gain until I i"ok thirteen
l-,ttI.. I nuw snioy better health, although
.omsWhlt advanced ~ wears than FOR several
,r.fs past. Nv phNsiriaa ir'nkly conless"s that
Il va. th- IIun.auan lial.am that cu,rd ne.
y.nt. fr.p.ctiull,, LUCE 4. CISUMAN.
Certificate II the ipnlhrcafy Who luiu'shed the
Hungarian Bal.am a. ihi' paisn'.
Thi. ma, ccuih that am acquainted with
NJ. iucic T.. eastman and Was witness OF The
effect. ol the Hungarian Balslm, described ~ The
,hn,e cefti6ritc. Her ease was very severe
and dangetou. one; ani the cure i considered
,sr, t,,n,,L able l., ~ Who knew her. She ~.
condncd 10 her led, bad watcher at night, and
va. Mt expected 10 live hot Few day., whcn
she comnrnced tAking the Bil.lm. he i nov
m h-ticr health than .hr ha. been iof many years
The Hungarian Bsl.sm - held In the highest
po.sibIc estimation ~ this cuunty.
ORRIs :. ANDREWS, Apothccaiy.
Waucu. October -, 1915.
sole Proprietor, DAVIpF. BEAbLEI, Water
town, Mass, 10 whom all order. should be al
dressed. Sold 10y Drngg,.ls and dealers m medi
cine 10 every towninthe United sutes aud Brit
i.b Province. iml5
W A.RUsr, hgeat South Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-07-08

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. whec-a.,
y CaI,in SauIe,. of r,>hrli, IN me f,hh
a., of Npfil. \. u. lsSs, b, be- d-eiu that date
recorded 90 the gsgisir, 81 DEEDS See The touut,
OF ONlarj, Apr,l oh, lS1>. 1-'A llj, page ~,
crpys,sj 90 o. b., morigase, ccttsiu lois 81 lul
aui laiidiug.. situated ia .,d u,Nbrh in ONiuri
C.upt,, aud described a. f,l'aw., va: The wet.
et, bali oi che h1us- IN Which b. thea resided,
together 18th he lnt uf hni conurciet ihrrrWih;
sI,o. Pc ~ iard b,ing h,iwrrn the above Do ani
ths hou.rini Of l,siih knishi, sui h. Jog lhe same
,si ~isu'e, pufcha--d 81 J, hu Jssksou, t"g' ther
With on.. ball &C the sturv oNn-,i b, sli SItul-,
aut John ". Eusts, Iu c1mm'n s8i unttsidrd.
Tc secure the p1,ment % q nute. oi ssmr date.
r nine hunjfs, s.r,rn dullsr., iutiN.thrrr crnis,
toii .t3.) payable 90 onc ,ssr With ,ntsre.t; aud
thr coalition OF sait mortgage bciug hfuAeu, Ne
hrfrb, gi,c uoiics that ~ clam O. iorrrlnsc the
.ame THEOPulLJS &. JERSEY.
JONATHAN N. FLErC TER.
Portland, JIus 10. 1850.
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NN-HCRENS. Thuma. Cui.h, Of S,co, IN the
w coant, 4 No,k and state Of Maine. D.,
HI mortgage deed. dated June :. 1854. tecrtd.d
In ihe ONluri Co. Registry OF Deed-, h.ok 90,
page 500. conveyed l., me a CERTAIN 1T 90 tu,ct oi
iaui. situate "a Bethel ,a the Couaiy OF ONimd,
on the s.uth sis Of Andr,,-c"gs,n fi'er, hcng lut
numlersd iwp ia tha scyenlh range Of lot. in SAT-
Bethel containing one hu ,drrd acfes, b. the SAM
mure ur les; al.n one other tact or parcel ct
l.ul 81 ssid Bethel. hsing part # ~ uuu,l't Ell
three ii ih- .ryeuih range q lois IN al Bethel
AID hiund-d a. ipioVs, 60 VT. iegining near Oh .
n.iiih east surnvr ~ add bot aud unning Oh The
lias 90 laid % : ~ ". thirty nine rui., a.
stake add sionss: ihence :. o. o.. hlNscyen
f,sI, o. q stake aad stonss: thence y. 20 W.
fft,-two ru's, 10 the bpuni fret mentioned, con
uiinius h,e scr,. more of les; b.ing the same
hri conveyed by 10 O., the aid CGush, b, de,d
b.t,ing even date With slid mortgage.
THIS q. 10 give notice thai IN condition. of the
above dssrr,b-d mottgsgr h.. been broken, b,
'ea.on whereof cL,ius f,rsc Insure e the sane.
AMNZlNil 4. GOODWIN.
: CO. June n, lsj9. ~
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.n,rn.r1nrrIAINTtTT's MRIf.

,.s.mr.it Sc The vahs 81 noe ss,t NJ 'sill-siones
Of ,hs ,au. sf 81, dall,r-; 1T ofboaris, 81 the
yah,. a. ~ dalar.; 10, Of belling, ~ the 'alre
.,i E.af i,ihrs; one tghining ~hur, oi The Nslus
II threv d,llrs; s'Nty cedar poets, ~ the value oi
sishi d.nars too hundred cr,la' rails, Of he sal
us II sight dall,rs; siN cypfess sticks OF hm'-r'
~ the value Of ~ dall,r-, which prP"riy the
pi,,atid i,u.ses.sd Gee the hrsi day Of March, ID
lSS3, and thereafter on ihe same DAY h'si the
sane, and the sap- thereafter On the sane day
c.me ,ria The hsnd. II the delendast b, 6nd,ng.
Ehs,dse q Ha,lw Of Csa'on, q summoned a.
trastte.
Date ofwrii. f~b'y IL. lsi9-addamnum sleo'
Randall 4 Winter. pl,intid = sitofne,.
A tree r,,p, 81 the order Of Court, With alb
stnct II pls,ntiA :. writ
At,s.t. SIDNEY PERnAM. Cietk.
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NrOTICE OT FORECLOSURE. "

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. Where's,
y Jerome ". NrtA 81 Gpiton, ~ the County
oi %. G.fd, state 4 Mainr, D., hi. deed o. mari.
gt.s dated thetsculy ipuuh ia, ofAugu.i, 4. ~
1871, cunseNci o. 900, q c, tisiutrar oi lani, of
lsHn. sith huiliing- thr,eUn, l,iag aud sils1ie.I
in the ioWp ul Griitpn, Cuuutv anl STATE a.urr-
.niI. -.ai npftg ,gr drcl o. recorded in ONloui
Records. tsluk los, pag, 2gih, Co shiCh reference
NE, De- hat 1r norr toll description OF the
ptymi.rs.
The conditions Of .aii mnrigssr having been
broken, hereby claim 90 fpfr,h.s the 'an".
sg,rsahl, 60 the stsiutr. ia such css~s made and
PROVIDED THOMAS Z. SMITH.
Nv~r. Juns 4ih. 1859. -