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The st. 1fb0ns Raiders Released.

Contrary to the hopes and expectations
OF most Of the loval North. but in arcor-
dance with the general conduct of Eng
land and her subjects all through this war.
the robbers and murdercrS who plundered
st. Adams a couple OF months ago have
been released by the Canadian Judge and
are now at large, and even allowed to re-
tain their plumber.
This will strike the people Of this corm-
Try a. a monsrou, wrong and outrage.
and they will he II chit IN this opinion. 1t
seems that Mr. Justice CourSol. before
whom these raider, were examined. sud
denly discovered some new light on tn,
case. and moi only decided that ne could
not hold them on the particular charge
then brought against them, but insisted
that they should not be examined on either
of the other six charges made in the war
rant. The following i the Geographic
account Of this outrage:
The investigation Of the case Of the St
Adams raider, was reopened at Montreal
on Tuesday before Justice CourSol Mr.
Kerr, counsel for the prisoners. objected
that the court had no jurisdiction in the
case. and denied his honor's right to sit
there at ali in this investigation. Mr.
Devlin. counsel ior til, nited States. said
that tlier having granted Il delay OF a
month th,y had met to hear evidence for
the defense and not TO listen 10 Il legal
argument.
After some discussion by the counsel on
both sides. the court said this was a matter
OF most grave importance, involving his
right OF jurisdiction, and consequently the
validity OF these proceedings from their
commencement and he should therefore
take time TO consider i; before proceeding
further, and tor that purpose the court
would adjourn until afternoon. At the
rt;'s>rmhin@ OF the court the justice said
the matter III question was most import
ant. >ncc his authority mad been denied.
ne had gwen the arguments, ON both sides
his most serious consideration, and had
concluded that the case came under the
imperial act, ami that he was bound to
obey the imperial authority. On ma
tional question like the one under couSid-
Grafton. the imperial act Wa, supreme and
must be hi guide Is the provincial act to
carry into effect the A>lburton treaty had
not received the special royal sanction
Requisite. The case was most excep-
tlonal one. and being a treaty matter be-
tween the two nations. he could do Nc
other tiin Give way before the imperial
legislation The revised imperial act
must ruI" herein, AMI that act required
That the warrant under which the prison
erS were arrested >hould be signed by the
governor general. If the court could
nave reserved the point for higher tri-
n"nai' II would most gladly have done 50.
but since the liberty OF the subject was in.
VOWED. there admitted of no ,Ialav and
since he had not had the warrant of tLo
governor general, he had come to the CON-
clusion that the court possessed no iur;s-
diction in the c;tse. and he must order III,
Immediate release Of tho prisoners. Cap
plauSe, which was instantly checkel.)
Judge Cuorsol was appealed to by Mr.
Devhn, counsel for the United States, in
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To our Patrons.

We must again request those who are
owing us. either for the paper, advertising
or lob printing. to adjust their accounts with
out DELAY. The demands upon us are i'm
peratiye and we must be equally urgent with
those who are owing us. A word to the
wise j. sufficient.
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The annual meeting oftha Stockholders C;
Bradford Bank will be holatn al then b.
ing Rooms, in Bradford. ora TUESDAY the -. -'
OF January next, al O'Clock 7 N. for the Gee. E.
Of Directors for the ensuing ear.
q. W y NAY, Ca
Bradford. Dee -, 1864.
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H SES,
FARM FOR SALE

1870 The subscriber offers for 81
Farm, situated in the north mart of Rar-,,- n.
one nllle from Tie railroad containing . p.
OF good land not over acres II waste Ian. % p
whole said farm has = apple orchar.>
sugar orchard flcn 200 10 1908 tree. 81. 49,
farm i IN seed state of cultivation. ne En-
the buildings are in good CONDITION " -..., A..
water 10 tie house and barn The cr.-,. S.,
and tools VIII te sold with the farm i at,.-,a
ROBERT GILhEK>vN
Barnet, Dee -. 1874
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT

The FIGURING Mills formerly owned IN II1>f
W CArIIH. consisting Of Main Mills w g..
runs Of stones Packers Scales and fur.,..,
complete f7r dain, = large business. and ,.r...
mill si;h five runs stnae< all arranged -l-l.-,.
large amount Of work with very hrtle d
The ale oficcd and custom grind ny j. ~, ..,
Application n.ay be made Il JOSHUA SITS
! - Summer 81 Boston. or II the Mills. ". s.
Fails, " +. { KENNEDY. sr.l-
.l
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EN- HARNESS SHOP

ne 81 GEroLD. TERNUN-
Il. >'.'.>cTio,r> have opened a shop 4, w.
Co;c :, Uhere Il V are PREPARED u luaa, =.
sell a. kinds of
HARNESSES,
and other aIiiciee usually made III hal-.-
shoP-
Harnesses, hal'crs, lriddles. blankets. g..
kept on hand
R,palI1'tg G@ne Al lcasonatle rates
WM a HOWE 4 Co.
West Concord Dec IA 1894 -
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CTATE OF VERMONT,

STA1E OF VERMONT,
~ Caledonia Di>rrr' -
In Probate Court. held At St Iohnslurr ~. s
for said district. ON the 18th day ei Dec u. Ia
An Instrument. purpOIflnE 10 be HE last XII
lament Of Alamander Darling late oitiroI,u "a "a
deceased, being presented 10 the Cuurf lE ftE-
Bailey The eAecuior therein named. FOR probate.
l. l. ordered by said court, that all ftr>Ui~
therein. he Notified 10 appear al session 81 SAID g
he holden Al The Probate OTioe. in ST J,ll>tUrs %
Sist dAA oil Dec, ls5i, and >llcW calSc II aIE I.f-
nave aga inst the Probate OF >aid NIL ir Nif,H
iose- IL Is further ol1e-ed, thai CaI,y The E' ~
inns order be published three weeks sucot,>iFrA p
laledonlan- printed ST Johustury. prev IL '' :"
Time appointed ior hearing
ASA l. FRENCH, JudS- 81 r. as.
true copy OF recurd.- Attest
2SSl Asa l. FRENCH. Judge n II -'''.
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I lST OF lie TIERS remaining unclaip..
IL Post Once. ST Joanshury, Vt, Dec Is. y
BroSn % Burnham Geo +
Eastman Joel Farin Mrs Maria
GaiPear Nicholas ingalls, Samuel
! Palmer Join Page nc
Pierce Mrs IL ID Rendry John
1 Il To obtain any Of these letters. thr A.
cant must call FOR " qdreTriSed letters ui,,
date OF this list and Iay one cent for aarei,
j fnnt called for within one mont. a.
will be sen: 10 the Dead Letter Office
EMERSON HALL. Z II
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CTATE OF VERMONT.

~ Essex lF~.A-'
In probate court holden al the probate oils 80;
burg. within and said district on The lplh das q" "
A D. l>64
Jacob Smith administrator with VIII annexed ~
estate Of John Dewey late OF Maidstone IN sad ->
deceased makes application 10 said CONT 10 rNir-
tune heretofore allowed HIM L. pay The debts a-t y
~ admins
some future day
whereupon il IS ordered ty sal court that SAL a.
csfian be heard al the probate Office Ia luneu,1T-
the 81 1 laY Of December ls54. and Il l. further G d.
thai notice be given 10 al concerned BY the pEulCA
81 a cow uf this order in The CaedanlAn printed
Johnsbury, three weeks succesHely before said hoA
By The COurt-Aties-,
JONAH BROOKS, Register
A true copy OF record.
Ash Attest, JONAH BROOKS, ReSlsleT-
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n ID E S, HID E S
THE BRADFORD BANK.

The highest market price paid for hides 5r =.
subscriber. y. { BTRpEf
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+ / r E.

The subscribers may be found for the ,r,-..
al Mr. JeHS IA PADDoCk's Shop, Padiotk 4
lage- where they Will be happy 10 see Thor
customers and as many new ones "a chao>,
favor H. nth a call
DANIEL. COLBY, s. John,bur,. !.
29tf GEO. GAY, West Meridian. Ct
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| 1861. 1868.
NEW STORE AND GOODS
Christmas and New Years
1868,

{. c. CHILD'S BRANCH STORE,
For the accommodation of the public in Allen 5
block. north side At east end of Eastern Avenue.
in store formerly occupied by H. A MOONEY
as Shoe Store nav be found lGrge and choice
Sel,cyIou Of sr.ods DESIGNED for
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EARN & Personal PROPERN

\ At tI1tN
Viii he >old as above, On THURSDAY. J.
-. ~ e'clSck p NJ said Farm ! >:-uat 4. 70
liarnet- within mile uf Church. SchsL Il -
Gli>t aId Saw Mills. Po>tc1fce, Blatk>ni,- a,
Repair 81, pS said Farm contains aa.a- r.
acres Of good Land, a good house a13 taa tsr
and either out buildings with running wat
house aid barns On said Farm j = Anrr.-s-.
OrrLafd. also sugar Orchard Of about $50
Said Farm will be sold tegtthcr or in lo..-
suit purchasers
Also. al the same time and place, viii z >.
quantity Hay and Grain, II or ID cords = .
Wood, household Furniture and u,her artic..>-
numerous 10 mention. Terms al time q sa
ALEN NJ MllLfE
J. IL MooRR. Auctioneer
West Barnet, Dec. IL -
tOIND IN my Enclosure one NEW HAf
Il MSS The owner is requested 10 PROVE y +.
erty- pay charges and take !, away
DANIEL GUM 4
Kirby. Dec. Il. 1864 e-
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Travelling Bags, and Baskets. Portfolios. Cutlery
Combs, aid brushes, Perfumery Dolls in abun.
dance also. Doll heads. Wallets and many Fan
CIV goods TOO numerous to mention TO which
would lnElte The attention of N II, scarch fnr
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HOLIDAY GIFTS TO CALL AND SEE

the great assortment both at the Avenue Store
and az my Store on the Plain where a complete
assortment of the above goods may be found and
large and full variety OF all such goods as are
Kept in first class Jewelry and Silver Ware store
Many lnot ALI of the above goods were puIehas-
ed before the recent great aacance IN goods and
are offered al and some less than present whole
sale prices
n. Besides the abere Holiday gosds nav
constantly be found al either Of nv stores a full
supply ef School asad MiseellanNeas Books, iauk
Books, Bibles. Stationery, Ink, Pens, Sheet
Music and Envelopes.
U7Ladies False Hair constantly on hand.
u Hair taken in exchange for goods
l7Hair Jewelry made by Mrs c. C Childs.
U5Premium allowed on coin in exchange FIR
goods
UAn goods warranted as represented.
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Christmas and New Years Presents

such as splendid and cheap Albums lat manufac-
tur ar's prices Pictures with or without Frames
Bird Cages. large assortment Of GERMAN and
AMERICAN TOYS largest ever offered in ST.
John>bury) Gift Books, Autographs, Primmers
and ChildrenS Books
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-10
4 RKAARKABLs CURE or A CASE or DR0
ST CURED By MRS. MANCHESTER.

This ia to certify that have been cured Of the
Dropsy Of ffteen years standing by AIRS. AssHchss.
Ter. have been to physicians In Boston, Now York
and Philadelphia They all told me that they could
do nothing for me, unless they tapped me, and a..
sured me thsfby tapping I could live but 4 short
time. had made up my mind to 70 home and live
ss long as could with the disease and than d. On
my war home stayed over night in Portland with
friend Of mine. and told them what my mind was
regard to my disease. They finally persuaded mo
to 20 and see Mrs. Manchester. She examined ma
and told me my case exactly.
Twas mrch astcnished 70 think that sl,s told M
correctly. that told her that woald take her nsat
cines, not having the least faith that they would
mo any good, or that should get the slightest relief
from any course whatever; finally took tho medi.
cline and went home. In one week from the dine
eonmencsd taking the nediaiae. 1 had over three
gallons Of water pass me In hours; aud my fsl
low sufferers may be assured that 1t WA great relief
70 me. had not besn able to lie down In bed at
night before this for two years. Now can lie dov
with perfect ease. have taken her medicine
eight months. sid AN Is vel a. any man could,
to be, and NO signs Of drcpsy. / woGid aayiz. I,
tina. are sick to 20 and consult Mrs. Mancasss
oven II they have been given up BY other VI
deians. have seHt hsT urMbsr Of cases Of otLss
disssses, and she has cured them also. 90 sAa
for yourselves. had no f.ith, but now my fzill
cannot be shxked In her akin In telling and CURING
disease. CHARLES g. HARnou.
SAEAE r. HARMON,
kAkr A. nAxnoa.
Ba~sov, kas~s. april II.
ovSIon HoURs-From 8 A. 4. tilItP.M.
sptiT In outRl eddy
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The Portland Daily Press.

Thelargest daily paper east Of Boston, and having
larger circulation than all the other daies in the
city combined, is published at the Office in Fox
Block, Sc f-3 Exchange Street, every morning
Sunday excepted, at IS 100 per snnum.
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SURGEON GENERALS OYrIcE.

Washington City, June "A, 1854
"ANTED--SargeoRs aud IssisfaRt Surgeons
w for the Coiored TrooPs-Canddates must be
Graduates of some Regular Medical College, and
must be examined by Board OF Medical Oiicors TO
be convened by the Surgeon General. The Board
VIII determine whether the candidate will be ap-
pointed Surgeon or Assistant Surgeon according TO
merit Applications accompanied by one or more
testimonials from respectable persons, as to moral
character, &c.. should 10 addressed to the Surgeon
General, U. S. A, Washington, ID. G or to the AS
sistant Surgeon General, U, s. A., Louisville, XIV
Boards are now Ia session at Boston, New York.
Washington, Cincinnati, st. Louis, and New Or
leans.
Also wanted, Hospital Stewards for Colered Reg.
iments Candidates must possess fair En- giish Ed
ucation, and be familiar with the compoundng aud
as in the case of SURGEONS and Assistant Surgeons
Compensation from SIS 90 TO $50 90 per MONTH with
ciothing, rations, fuel and quarters.
JOS. X. BARNES
Juiyi-zaw3m Acting Surgeon General.
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To Let.

10 Lei.
TyHE Store now occupied by Il. f. Little under
Il Mechanic Hall. Enquire of
G. Z. KIMBALL,
aug25 Preble Street.
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MIDDLE AGED

There are many men at tine as0 :. - :. 90 .ynoafe
troubled with too frequent excavations from the
bladder, often accompanied by slight smarting
burning sensation, and weakening the system in
manner the patient cannot account for. On exam.
ming urinary deposits ropy sediment will often be
found, and sometimes small particles OF semen or
albumen win appear, or the color will be of thin
milkish hue, again chan ging to dark and turbid
appearance. There are many men who die of this
difficulty, ignorant of the caase, which 10 the
SECOND STAGE or SEMINAL WExKNRSS,
can warrant perfect cure In such cases. and
full and healthy restoration of the urinary organs.
Persons who cannot personally consult the Dr.
do so by writing In plain manner description
OF their disease, and the appropriate remedies will
be forwarded immediately. v..f, rlls1I- ~
All correspondence strictly confidential and will
be returned desired.
Address, DIR. j. b. HUaHES,
No. Temple St., lcoruer OF Middlel Portland.
kY-Ssnd Stamp for circular. 800 49,.
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PORTLAND AND KENNEBEC R.R.
SPRING SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Monday, April rs, 1854

cazEyrHQ Passenger trains leave Skowhegan for
Port ana and Boston, at AS A. NJ, Au.
gusta, II 90 A. ID. and Bath IL 10 p M Augusta
for Portland and Boston at $40 A, NJ; Bath $50 A.
NJ.
Portland for Bath, Augusta. waterville ,Kendall's
Mills and Skowhegsn at l.l0P. M y ~
Portland for Bath and Augusta SIS PM
Passengers for stations ON the Androsco grin Rail-
road will chan ge cars at Brunswick.
The 10 j. NJ. train from Portland connects Mt
Kendaifs Mills with Maine Central Railroad for
Bangor, SC. arriving same evening.
p. M. 8 - - 80
Stages leave Augusta for Belfast at 4P.M.
Stages leave Skowhegan at 6 10 p. N. for Anson,
Scion, &c.
Through Tickets for all the stations on this and
the Androscoggin Railroad can be procured in
Boston at the Eastern Boston aud Maine stations
b. ID. CU6HAAN, superintendent
April Is, 1864. ap2stf
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ONE OF THE GREATEST cURxs on kkcon

ONE or THE eRklTRsr cURxs on kkcoR
Mrs. AAHcHEsrEK--Dsar Maaam Thinking
statement Of my case may be Of service to others
similarly afflicted, hasten to give IT to you.
This u briefly my csse-I was taken sick about IS
months ago with the Liver Complaint in very bad
form. Iapplied to four different physicians, but
eeived benefit until called you. At that time
had given mp business and was In very bad state
but after taking your medicine for short time be-
gan 70 recover, and In two months was entirely
well, and had gained several pounds Of fssh. aud
truly say that BY your skin perfectly heal
by man. JossrH DAVE.
Boston kains Depot, Portloa6, Ma.
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2 r O 2 O s A LIS
FOR ERECTING THE esE
Custom House at Portland Maine.

August 26, 1894 g
PROPOSALS viii be received al this department
IL until the first October 1864, at IL o'clock
noon. for the construction OF the Custom House au-
thorized TO be erected at Portland, Me- according
mentj said proposals to be either for the whole
building separate for different kinds of work the
Department reserying the rigltto reject or accept
the proposals hereby invited, or any part thereof
where 1t deems the interest of the United States
quires II the Department also reserying the right
exclude the bid Of any person or persons, whom
there il just TO believe will faithfully per-
form the contract. Also all bids that upon investi-
CATION are below fair price Tor the work.
Bids will not be received In gross and the Depart
meut having prepared schedule OF the approx
mate quantities. OF each kiRd of work and material
required, (which schedule may be had at the Office
of the Supervising Architect treasury Departmeutl
the bidder will be required to afx his prices thereto
Tor such articles and kinds of work he proposes to
bid for, and then carry the whole out in one gross
amount.
Ninetypcr cent of the amount Of the work done
and material delivered according to contract price,
saio amount 70 be akeeTaned by the estimate Of an
Agent OF the Department appointed for that pur.
pose will be paid from time TO time the work pro-
ton of the contract and &C rplance ofthe WORK x,
the Agent aforesaid and be forfeited in the event Of
the non-fnlhllment OF the contract
Contracts viii be awarded only to Master Bu;,dey.
and Mechanics. and the assignment thereof excspt
consent Of the Secretary OF the Treasury viii Be
forfeiture OF the same.
Each proposal must be accompanied by guaran
zee signed BY two responslble persons certiaed 10
be 50 BY the United States District Judge or Aftor-
ney OF said Dstrct in the sum of IS Do 90 for the
whole work or Of proportonate amount If for a,,y
part that the bidder win, VIXEN required ifhis pro-
posal be accepted, enter into a contract and bond
with sufficient securities for its faithful
Forms OF the bond and certificate renuired. aiso
the plans. specifications and working Craving will
be furnished on application 10 the Supersising A..
chitect of the Department. a.
NO bid WILDE considered, unless il fully comn,;a.
In all its details with the requirements OF this adxap
tisement si'
The Proposals must be sen; to this Department aa.
dressed 70 Isaiah Rogers, Supervising Architect.
aud plainly endorsesd:
Proposals for the Portland Custom House.
Proposals viii also be received at the same time
for the old Custom House building and materials
therein, the four granite columns on Fore street
exceptedl to be removed within sixty 60) days from
date OF the award and in the sale of the same
be awarded TO the successful bidder for the new Gus
payment of his contract
ISAIAH ROGERS,
60 Supervising Architect.
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A CASE OF SPINAL DISEASE CUEED
This Il to certify that went to see Mrs. Manehcs
ter last March with daughter Of mine troubled with
spinal disease for which she had been doetorsd for
i've years, and by q number Of physicians OF
kinds; and she has had twenty-one applications
electricity applied, but all TO effect; but che con
tinuslly grew worse. esmo to tho conclusion,
the last resort to 90 and see Mrs Manchester, and
did 80; and to my great surprise she told the first
auee Of the disease and how abe had been from time
to time. which encouraged me to try her medicines
ididso and now my daughter 10 able 70 be around
the house all Of the time She also rides ten or NJ
teen miles without any troabe or Inconvenience. and
think In short time she viii DO restored to perfect
health. Since my daughter has been dostoring.
have heard of great many cases that Mrs Msnohss
Ter mas cured. Think IL any person deserves pat
ronAge lis the one vhetries 70 preserve the aesth
Of the sick and saHering. and Know that she usss
ovsIy effort which lies In her power to bsnea, hsr
PsuohSs SARAs L.. KING zfsy
9Eonoz ksIen7s
ABBr r. KEIsars,
kkhA kzIszfs.
9rvsssesck, Ao;xs, Axssss ga.
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CAUTION no rnE PUBLIC.

Every intelligent and think king person must know
that remedies hsnded out from general use should
have their efficacy established by weltested expe-
rience in the hands of regularly educated physi
clan. whose preparatory study fits him for all the
duties he must fulfill; yet the country is flooded with
best ia the world, which are not only useless but al.
ways Injurious The unfortunate should be PARrIo-
ULAR in selecting his physician, il is lamentable
vet incontrovertable fact that many syphilitc ap.
tents are made miserable with ruined constitutions
BY maltreatment from inexperienced physicians in
general practice; for it IL point generally conceded
By the best syphlographers that the study and
agement of these complaints should engross the
whole time of those who would be competent and
successful in their treatment and cure. The mex
perienced general practitioner, having neither cp.
portunity time TO make himself acquainted with
their pathology, commonly pusrues one system OF
treatment, in most cases making an indiserimioatt
curry.
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HAVE coNrIDENcE,

All who have committed an excess OF any kind.
whether it be the solitary vice of youth the sting
Ing rebuke of misplaced confidence In maturer years,
Is SEEK FOR An AHTLDoT INSEASON.
rhe Pains and Aches. and Lassifude and Nervous
Prostitution that may follow Impure Cotton, are
the Barometer TO the whole system. .tt
Do not wait for the contamination that is TO fol-
low, do not wait for Unsghtly Ulcers, for
Disabled Limbs, for Loss OF Beauty
and
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Dwelling House for Sale.

a. two story dwelling house on Congress ST.
All nearly opposite the castellaied Villa of s. L.
.k@k Carlton, Esq., and ON the line of the Horse
Railroad. This house contains fourteen finished
and is we'll adapted to accommodate two families
with separate out buildings, stable. &c, and we'll
OF alter in the yard. large part of the purchase
money can lay on mortgage If desired
This property will be offered uction on the first
of August, II not sold before.
Portland ,Julv 81 1854