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Smyrna times., 1861-08-29

The FISHERMEN fshermen of New
York have offered to take in hand the priva.
teers Of his majesty, jeff Davis, king ofaIl the
Corn eds. These hshermen and nearly
three ,housaud spaeks, and would be- manned
by as intrepid body Of men as ever threw /.
line or csst net. and we doubt not they would
prove eminently successful 10. capturing King
Davis sharks.
England knows the value OF fishermen. and
therefore makes her fisheries The lehools for
the edueatioa Of her marine heroes,
Smyrna times., 1861-08-29

KENTUCKY IN THE FIELD.-The assurance
from Washington now is that the Government
has determined to organize the the men OF
kentucky, and put that State on q war footing.
Gen. Robert Anderson has started west 10 as
sumo command the military department. com.
posed of the States of Kentucky aud Tennessee.
lie is directed to establish camps of instruction
at Lexington, Frankfort, Louisville, and a,
other points.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-29

DIsTINouIsHED.-In the published list Of
I" Distinguished Graduates reported at the ex.
aminatons of the United States Military Acad-
envy at West Point, in May and June" we
find the name of Henry A. dupont, of Delaware.
1t stands No. l, in the first class, and hence
heads the list. MIR. dupont by his superior
ability not only thus distinguishes himself
but also honors his native State, in the eyes Of
his counlrymen.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-29

A Naval expedition of formidable charae-
Ter has for some time been in course of prepa-
ration at Fortress Monroe. Its destination il
very properly kept profound secret, except
among these whose business it is to know it.
The preparations are now very nearly compile
ted aud it will probably star. during the pre-
sent week.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-29

1he volunteer musicians from this place.
eight IN number, have accepted the proposition
OF the lst Del. Regiment and several OF them
have already gone on. Nine companies have
reported themselves for this regiment leaving
but one yet to raise. The Second Regiment
which has been sometime in formation is about
completed. making two for this State.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-29

Everything remains quiet at Washington.
and the condition ofthe Army there is reported
as most satisfactory. Gen. Mcclellan is pls
eng the Army on most efficient war footing.
All the vessels. large and small, abOu, 400
from sktf to a scho oner. float on the Poto-
mac have been seized BY the government.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-29

" Coop FROM SEEMING EyIL."-The Chris.
tiGn Chronicle (Baptist) extracts, among other
good results aceruing from the war, the fac,
that il has crushed out the Lottery Compsny
ofIhe sIase Of Delaware. the latter being un.
able to meet lis semi annual payment to the
State of SIS 600, BY which delinquency il.
charter 10 forfeited.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-29

IMPORTANT Posr OFFICE ORDER.-The fol.
lowing order has been sent to the Postmaster
at New York:
"POsT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Aug. %.
SIR: The Postmaster General directs thai
from and after the receipt OF this letter, none
OF the newspa pers published 10 New York CITY,
which were lately presented by tina grand iury
as dangerous. from their disloyalty, shall be
forwarded in the mails.
am, respectfully your abd't serv't,
L. B. TRorT, Chief Clerk.
To the Postmaster, NeW York CITY,"
The papers referred to are the Ners, Dav
Book, Freeman's journal, Journal of Conn.
MERGE and Brooklyn Eagle. The last named
paper has recanted since the finding of The
grand jury, and if its repentance proves gen.
uine. 1t may be allowed to PASS through the
mails.
The power Of the Post Office Department to
prevent It's facilities being used for The crcula
ton of incendIary papers, was maintained by
Postmaster General Kendall, in 1885, the de.
cislOn then having respect to anti.slavery pub.
lcatIons The same decision was made during
the administration OF Mr.. Buchanan.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-29

The communication in reference &c a recent
extravagant pulpit remark is withheld. as its
publication cannot be the means Of doing aRy
good. All men are not responsible for their
public declarations.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-29
CAMP MEETING.

BY Divine Permission a Camp Meeting OF
the Methodist Protestant Church will be held
in The Woods ofRichard Tibbnt, on the tood
leading from Smyrna to Konton, commencing
on Thursday, the 29Ih inst.
The attendance and cooperation of all rsli.
gIous denominations lie respectfully invited.
BY order of the
CoMMITTEa OF ARRANoEMxNrs.
Aug. 90. 1861.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-29

a number sffsmale spies--ladiss Of fashion
10 Wsshington-as well as prominent men in
various parts Of the eouatry have been arrested
and eoafned, for plotting against the Cow
eminent BY ssndiag Information to the Con.
federates. IS .tsf
Smyrna times., 1861-08-29

The Adams Express Company, in view of the
introduction OF commercial intercourse with the
rebel States, have issued orders to their agents
to cease receiving letters for transmission.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-29

the "rIHES'' is published Every TAursddy. By
s.sr. D. HsFrEckse, ElitOr .qEa Proprietor, at
gsyaa. DEL
ctxS-SUsscRIPTION.-OA year, 81 so IN ADVANCE
a. s1OO If not PGid I'LL cad Of the year No paper
S.seOahaIed uatd all arrears are Paid-OAly at tie
spliOs q die Publisher.
ksrsGnsxe For eUery square Of IL lines or less frst
iassriiOa. 81 Cts; each subsequent Insertion Us ets-
L4bsrIl arrangements made. NTH yearly aud holt
sssrIg aigertiSers
Smyrna times., 1861-08-29
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
The Strand Closing Party

VI the season, at the HYGENIA HOUSE.
SCoilns Beach, will be given on THURSDAY.
september 9TH 1861. There will be a large
Snu orill'ant CotIlIon Party-Brass and String
pahu 10 Attendance: Let no one miss this
chance for delightful Bath, Fantastic DANE
and Delicious Supper.
Tea at e, and Supper at IL. Fare the usual
prices +. COLLINS.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-29
List of Letters

LlsL OF Letters
ming in the Smyrna Post Office, Aug
1861:
Rachael Anderson + Bombay Hook.
Ruhanna Buckmaster,
Eliza Burris, Miss Annie B.tema.
Brisco, w. s. Rover.
'rgman, John Begen,
Brown' Patrick Brogsn,
Brin&lSy, Elias BrowS.
C
Msry Cling Miss Sallie Clark,
Martha Cox, Miss Sallie J. C.mpb.l
Ciark' z. w. Carey,
Cook, VIM. Cook,
Clark, T, Cn ,rd.
Inc Clark.
L. Dicksrson, Rachael Davis
Dean. I'M. Duboao
Downy.
A. Evins.
Matilda Fither, Alexander Frazier
G.
Daniel Griffith,
Griffith, II. D GrioeI.
frances Gibbs ThOs. II. Cough.
H
Harmon. J. D. HarrOr.
Eleanor Jones, John L. Jones,
Ones Chag. Ewd. Jones,
x Jordon Mrs.AnSelicher Johnson
K
I'd Kirkbrids.
L
Maggie Lister, WIN. J. Lark,
4lnson.
NJ
lester a. Miller, Mrs. Sallie A. Morgan,
Moor, Maffit g. Mi,cbeI
mcCrosson, James NcDeVitL
Nicholas.
ca Oney, MaryowenG
P
Glener Pearle, Miss Mary @. Parker
NJ. Parker, Edward Pratt.
r
Roberts, J. L. Ruth,
s
ldIth Stenson, Miss Louisa Spsarman,
IN smith, J. G. Shockley,
Short, H. p. Shed.
Ier, Geo. J. Steel
T
tebecca Thomas, Sarah Truitt,
! Thompson, Stephen Toram,
Thorn.
Il While.
w
lent Windle, Mrs. M. E. Williams.
Q Williams. p. 81. Walton,
ger Wright.
,oung, E. Younger.
John X. Zulin.
J. EMERSON, Pm.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-29
Agricultural Implements.

Wheat Fans. Curing Boxes. COrnshollsrs, Dir
Scoops, Pho vs-suriace asd Sub.aoIl, Horse. Ca
Weedsrs. etc. for sale by
heb. 2slh, 'l6. EDWIN WILMER
Smyrna times., 1861-08-29
NOTICE.

Stamped Envelopes of the new issue are on
hand at the Smyrna Post Office. These will
be exchanged for Stamped Envelopes Of The
old issue tor six days, from and after Monday.
Aug. %, 1861. Also, new Stamps exchanged
for old ones. j. EMERSON, p. NJ.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-29
w eslCyan Female College

WILMINGTON, DEL.
Ths next session of this institution will be.
gin on Monday. September 3D., and continus
ten months. For further particulars, addrsss
jyl1-3m JOHN WILSON, President.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-29
Village Green Seminary.

eIII"Se Green Seminary.
select Boarding School, in a be- utIfu and LeaI,b
lul location, miles from Media Pa and miIa.
from Chester Easy OF arcc.s bat sufflciti.tlv remnv
ed from >liy and town influence TO be morally safe
a large Philosophical apparatus for experiments.
E. Church. % ava =
thorough course II STUDY in all the usual bfancbes
Students prepared for College or business.
Special attention paid to Mathematics and Natural
Sciences.
Boarding for higher English and Mathematical
'C mo Pc week So IS
ForCaialOgues address
a.. REV. J. HARVEY BARTON, A. NJ.
d Village Green, Del. Co.. Pa.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-29
DRAINING TILE.

fresh supply Of StO'zen5erg's EuG SOLE TILR
just received. LIE
This pattern berg so much superior TO auv o,be,
no II! use NAT many far ners who have used the =
OF NOISE shos Tile are taking Them UP and sui,s,it
tIg the Egg Sole Tie. EDWIN WIIMEp
Au'. l%;b, 81.
Smyrna times., 1861-08-29

Remaining in the Smyrna Post Office, Aug.
28th, 1861
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-01-11
The Conspiracy.

The sccessionists Of South Carolina have now
furnished abundant evidences that they have
been long conspiring the dissolution Of the
Union, and have not the slightest idea Of re-
turning 70 the allegiance under any eircum-
stances. unless "eoerced." The following are
extracts from the spee,hes made In the south
Carolina Convention, viz;
Mr.. Packer. speaking Of secession. said ''I,
Ia no spasmodic effort that has come suddenly
upon Us, but IL has been gradually eliminating
for long series ofyears."
Mr.. Inglis said: "Most OF " have had this
subject under consideration for the last twenty
years"
Mr.. Keitt said "I have been engaged In thi.
movement ever since entered political life.
Nr. Rhett said; 'It Is nothing produced by
Mr.. Lincoln's election or the non-execution OF
the fugitive slave Law. IL Il matter which Ia.
been gathering head TOR thirty years" And
he further said; ave are about 70 sunder our
relations with that section. 1.-THE Morrill, and
truss. forever"
On another occasion Mr.. Rhett said 'rh,
Federal laws laying taxes on the people ofSoutf
Carolina have fallen this day; and, - far a. VI
are concerned. fallen, trust, forever"
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The Finances of the New Nation.

The first and so far the onlyfnancial measure OF
the new nation Of South Carolina, was to decree
loan Of $500 900, Of which the eighth part
was taken By the suspended Bank Of the State.
The balance, being the bulk Of this loan. amer
being hawked aboutin Wall street, where every
body laughed at 1t. has been taken by an APP
portionment among the citizens Of Charleston,
who have any pecuniary means LEFT. Those
who declined to take being denounced as disaf-
fected. the whole thing is nothing, more, or
less, than forced loan, and 1t Is only the be-
ginning Of a series of such measures. Men who
have anything to lose, which they can remove,
or can convert into movable property, will ay
from South Carolina, and from any other
State which enters upon the same career Of
revolution.
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MARRIAGES.

In this city, 9Th ints., by Rev. J. Stevens, Mr.
Samuel LOugce, Of Saeo, to Miss EliIa Tuck, Ofthl'
city.
In this city. 81 inst 30 Rev. c. Y. Poster, George
II. knOwltOn. ESQ, Ia Mary A, daughter OF Dea
cOn Samuel Pilsbury, both Of this city.
In SacO list inst, by Rev. ]. T. a. Nichols, Mr.. J.
Orrin Lord. 10 Miss VI. Jennie Harnden, both Of
this city,
In Saeo, 1lst ult., by Rev. G. Mason, Mr. oliver
Welch 20 Miss Elizabeth Emery, both Of SacO.
In Eliot, by Rev. Otis Holmes Mr.. James Griffin
Of NorthwcOd, n. H., TO Miss Mary Abbie Bennett
Of Dover, v. n.
In Portsmouth, LIST insl., by Rev. J. Hall. Mr.
Richard Taylor. OF North Hampton, to Miss Mary
J. Rand, Of Portsmouth.
In York, Nov 18th, Mr. Samuel Alvin Staples, Of
Eliot. TO Miss Ann Place, Of kIttery.
In kitiery, Mr. Gilbert VI. Trussell, OF Camden,
Ne, 10 Miss Mary 4. Becker. OF kittery.
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Reasonablc.

No Hair Regeneration has enjoyed higher
celebrity than that Of Mrs. II. Z. Wilson. II
performs faithfully what is promised oft. II
imparts yigor and brilliancy to the hair, soft
ems and gives ita glossy appearance. and is the
safest Ofall modern preparations to prevent the
hair from turning gray, AMI il il has already
done 80 Co restore IL Ia it, original color.
Together with the above Regenerator, Mrs.
Wilson'S Hair Dressing is an article superior to
any other preparation in market. II is not
made from lard, bears grease or fat, but from
pure cocoa-nut oil, which is a cooling yeget-
able oil, and renders the hair soft and glossy.
Rest assured no article has ever been offered for
sale equal to Mrs. Wilson'S Hair Dressing.
See advertisement in another column.
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Hence il appears that there has been long
concocted conspiracy to overturn the Govern.
ment Of the Unitsd States, and that the causes
heretofore alleged are mere pretexts.
Does any friend OF Union believe that these
men intend ever to return to their allegiance,
no matter what concessions are made by the
North lfso, he Is under dangerous delu-
sion.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-01-11

Alta Court of Ptba,c held 1T Alfred. within and
for the county f York, " the first Tuesday In
January, In ~ year o/6ur Lord eighteen hun.
dTsd and .i,t Sns, y the Hon. E. E. Bourne
Wy. q. GOOCII( l,uafdian OF FRANCIS IT, NIT.
w CHELL, SIxIHW. MITCHELL, and JOHN
q. MITCHELL, MINORS and children OF Daniel
Mitchell late ofl bunk insaid county deceased,
having presented his second account Of Guardian
ship of his said wi IDS for allowance,
Ordered, Tha/le said accountant give notice
10 all persons Htdlested by causing acopy OF this
order TO be pblis led In the Union Journal print
ed in BiddeJrd, II said county, three weeks sue
cessively, Tat thef may appear at q Probate Court
10 be Held al Saco. In said county, on
the first tuesday In February next, ut ten Of the
clock iUthe fOrenSyn, and shew causei II any they
have, Why the sami should not be allowed.
j attest George II. Knowlton. Register.
A true copy attest George II. Knowlton, Register.
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DR.. MORSE. OF PORTLAND,

Well known for his successful treatment OF Goa.
sumption, CdiarrA, dstAnia, Bronchitis. and all dis
eases OF the TArOdt and LHHss BY Medical lnhala-
tiOn, with view to the accommodation OF hi. nu-
merOus patients and others DESTROYS 10 consult him
In SaeO, BddefOrd. and the surrounding towns will
be at the Saeo House SacO the frst Friday In each
month hereafter until further notice.
II stormy on Friday. DIR. VI. will be at Saco the
next day, Saturday, II pleasant }
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Tim. IA. true Tat-ErS.nsnes ns best Guide.
AN OLD STANDARD REMEDY.

AN OLD STANDARD REMEDY.
For Coughs, Colds. and Consumption, and all
Pulmonary Complaints, use the
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsANf,
which has maintained Its high reputation for
nearly forty years, and y recommended by
many of the most eminent physicians and gen
Hsmen In the country, among whom are rev.
Josiah Litch, Phila.; Rev. DR.. Lyman Beecher,
New York; the late Prof Leonard Woods, An
dover theological Seminary; l.. +. Thompson
former Secretary OF State, W. DIS. Merrill,
Perry. Abeil, Parker, Berry, and many others;
by The Press, and by the largest and Oldest
dealers in drugs and medicines In the United
States and Canada.
Price.-Small sire, so cts; Large sire, sl.5,
r., careful 10 oct the gsnuins, which Is prepared
only by REED, CUTLER s CO., Boston, ana
sold by dealers generally. om"s~
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DIR. BELLS
7ritiah Pills.

These Pills have been used In England for over
one hundred years as q standard family medicine.
They act with the greatest vigor upon the liver and
in the blood. and yet they the midest PH known
and operate without producing any OF the harsh.
gripping pains produced by other pills. In the scope
of their curative powers they reach and
overcome more diseases than any medicine ever
discovered. No family should be without them -
For sale by all dealers In medicines at % cents
haI. 81
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

.. ssss" 3 isa DaSs SIS i RSa. i
Affections. ENpk ienee <ying proved that simple
remedies Often II specify and certainly when Ia
ken In the early styfes OF the disease, recourse
should at once byld 10 "BrotrH's BIOHeAial TrO-
eAss,r OF LcIeng flet the Cold, Cough, or lrrita-
ton Of the Thr be ever 80 slight, by this pre-
caution a mOrYsyiOus attack may be effectually
warled OF. Tubk Speakers and Singers will find
them efiecthl fOf Tearing and strengthening the
voice. sySadvertk cement. 6mosjl
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Al Court OtPIgfts held at POrtlanI.ri.hln an

At Court ofProlh ate held at PortlanJtwithln and
for the county % cumberland, on tn first Tuesday
In January, In khe year Of our (.ord eighteen
A hundred and sitty-one.
EDWARD 4. lpCRNE, judge OF Probate for
IL York Country banned ExeSftO In q certain in.
strument purportb g To De thylast will and tesla
ment OF yOSEPH GOODWII JR., late OF Wells,
in said county u York, Yfnerly cOmmorant in
New York, and RECENTLY Yreka, California, de-
ceased, having pr{ senteSthe same for probatei
ltwas ordered III tN said executor give notice
90 all persons inlreYtd, by causing notice 20 be
published three yeyCs SUCCESSFULLY. In the Uaios
and JoarHai, priTN - Biddeford, that they may
appear at Pro fte Court 10 be iheld at said
Portland, on the y Tuesday In February next, at
ten Of the clock<fkhe forenoon, and shew cause n
any they havsfwH the said Instrument should
not be proyX apk Toyed, and allowed as the las,
will and tes kmen 4 said deceased.
wlb.IAM q. BARROws. Judge.
lRegister.
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Att Court Of Probate, f,eld at Alfrejfwithin and
for the county Of Yor oni the aH Tuesday OF
January, In the year II our Lo1 eighteen hun
dred and sixty-One, by the H0E Il. l.. Bourne,
Judge Of said Courts
OUNCE klMBALL,nt ned eytcutrix In certain
IL instrument, purpOrtt tQ<e the last will and
testamentoty0 o an kiM4iLElate OF kittery, insaid
county. deceased, having Presented the same for
probatei
Ordered, That the sal executrix give notice 10
all persons interested causing a copy Of this
order to DO publisheJtfxee weeks successfully In
the CaIOH 4 JoGrRaypr ted at Biddef0rd, in said
county, that they Hay pear at a Probate Court
to be held at sal, In xd county, ON the first
In the fOrenOOp/ and she cause, ifany they have,
why the said Instrument pould not be proved, APP
proved, and Flowed as last will and testament
A true GU, !. attest. GeOr II. Knowlton. Register.
Attest, GeorgSII. Knowlton, Register.
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DEATHS.

In this city, 5th inst, Mary. daughter Of lothian
and Elizabeth Stackpole, aged u years and mo.
In this city. sth inst, Exeth T., wife OF GEORGE
Mackie. aged 80 years aud months.
In this city, Nov eth, Julia A., wife OF J. NJ C..
Townsend, aged ~ years.
In Boston, on Sunday morning last Mr. George
Toppan, aged ID years and 10 months
his remains we're brought 10 Saeo Tor interment.
In Saco, 18th ult., Emery son Of Bonaiah and Mi
randa Clark, aged years and month.
In SacO, LIST inst Sarah :. Z. daughter OF Stephen
n. and Mary Mudgett ,Of DixnOnt, Me-, aged q
years and months,
Eliza MOultOn. aged years.
In Minneapolis, Mimi, Prof X. q Smith. OF SacO,
aged y years. months and II days
la Standish, Nov. 23i, Mrs. Mary York, wife Of
the late Isaac York, Revolutionary Soldier, aged
81 years. Portland papers please copy.
In Lyman, ~ inst william ~, son Of Daniel
WhltehOuse. aged ~ years and months
In WATERFORD, 18th ult., Elijah ChRdDOurn, son OF
the late Nathan Chad6oGrn; aged 10 years.
In the lives OF many who have been brought nom
natures darkness 10 the marvellous light Of the
gospel. AMI Who have lived lives OF exemplary pi-
ETY. and died in the triumph Of mith, none showed
more truly the power Of the gospel To bring into
q state Of reconciliation 10 the prOydences Of an
all wise God, than was manifested In the life Of the
deceased.
I'm his earlier DAYS. when he FIRST arrived TO the
years Misunderstanding, he sought the Saviour with
all his heart and promised II lie would adopt him
as an heir into Ills Kingdom no would be q faithful
servant TO the snd Of life-a promise which was
Il
mcneed a life OF prayer and devotion.
lie was an ardent lover Of the sabbath School,
and earnestly sought the instructions given
there. In the prayer and class room he was at
home and took great pleasure in the family deyo,
ton.
on times have we heard him recommend 10 his
associates and neighbors the religion OF Christ
that which made him happy and few weeks be.
fOre he died we heard him In the prayer-rOom, with
tears and earnest entreates eNhOTt his young
eates 10 come 30 Christ ifthey too would be happy
But he Is gone aud his works do follow him. Ills
days were few but full Ills summer was short but
his fruit FULLY ripe for the harvest Well did one
say OF him, "le was an angel given TO US tor lit
tie time" Then
As We with pencil omen sketch
The beauties OF the sunset brighti
SO let us retain upon our minds,
The rejecting rays Of life 80 bright r.
From the Portsmouth JOurnall
YoRK, ME.-Dlll Of mortality for lS6O, by DR.. l.
y Putnam.
Whole number OF deaths, ~, OF whom
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Notice of Foreclosure.


vvyIIHRHAs. Mrs Maria Drake. Of Lyman, IN me
w County Of York ami state OF Maine. ~ hst
Mortgage deed dated June III. lso1 eonseyca 70 T.
a stevens. Of Blddef6rd, In said Co!nty oI fofh,
I'm mortxage 20 secure the payment o. her, said
m,rSa Drate,. note Of hand 70 aid y q. Stevens,
rsrtain marcel ofiand with the baiidings thereon.
d..s,Ihed in aid deed, situated In sald Lyman,
.nJ hound.i as follows. 10 wit - beginning 1t
= .i.te standing In the corner ofthc highway lead
~, s,"m Alfred 10 saeo and % 0oodwlns Mills -
,hs,se running southsis east bysaid highway lead.
inv ffotn aco 20 Alfred rods ~ land formerly of
Rsancn GOODWIN thence north Do east thirty.
a,o rods and three fourths 10 land Of Luther Han
seom thence north Sic west by said IIanscom's
land six rods and seven links 10 the rad leading
10 Uooi~in's Mills thence southerly by ssd road
o. the fret mentioned bounds, containing ono
acre aud Ia square rois and the same lot of land
conyerc'l b. said Maria Drake by Aaron Aver nv
his deed 10 her. dated Oct 9Th A. ID. 1854. And re-
corded In York County Registry q, DECD. bSy
pa pages sji-s % which deed References tns, 20
had aud the condition % ssid mertsre srossn.
Now therefore The Aid Eibridgs q. stssses, ~ ~
sou Of aid breach of condition. lsr.sy cams N
foreclo.e said mortgage. and notice thercof5s nss.
by given Tor the purposs of iorocicnng pufsAntto
liz statutyin such cssss made aud provided
ELDkIDuE q. STEVENS.
/. yidd.isrA ps~ss' isa >"
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10000

DIR. Durleigh smart's Cough Medicine was dscov.
cred by Old DIR. Burleigh Smart, OF kennebunk,
Me-, and will cure the worst Cough In three days.
a bottle. %