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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-01-07
Forty decrees off condemnation q

= Forty DEGREES of condemnation of
rebel property seized under the confisca-
ton act, have been issued at Washing
ton. 1t is reported that the property Of
banker Smithson, recently sentenced to
the Albany Penitentiary, is to be confis-
Gated. Property owned by Gov. Letcher,
of Virginia, Mr.. Houston, of Alabama,
formerly member of Congress, and Judge
Campbell, late of the Supreme Court, was
cOnfiscated last week.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-01-07

Hon r. J. WALKER ON OUR PUBLIC DEBT.
In his recent letters for the enlighten-
ment of the people of Europe, Hon. Rob-
ert J. Walker shows that the actual in
crease Of our national wealth By immigra-
tion in the decade from 1850 to 1860,
amounts to 81 100000, 900, a sum about
equal to our present war debt. Then
taking the increased value of real and
personal property in the United States
from the census reports for the period
from 1850 to 1860, and calculating at the
same rate to the year 1900, there results
the enormous sum of S423, $3.50, 4S8, 288.
Mr.. Walker subtracts and leaves out of
account one-fourth ofthis aggregate, and
then, to quote his own words:
eve will find that our public debt
constitutes less than one half of one per
cent. of the increase of our national
wealth. This debt, then, does not ex-
haust our capital, but effects only small
diminution of the rate of augmentation"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-01-07

OLD ENeLAsD.-Speak of Old England
as we will-revile her as we may-there
seems to be, away down deep in our ma
lures, love ana .. preference for the pro-
ducts of her industry. We also seem to
have imbibed the tastes and habits of
her people and to-day there is nothing
that smacks of good cheer more than
the roast beef and good ale of Old Eng
land. Our readers will find new adj
vertisement in our paper to-day, setting
forth the fact that Mr.. C. A. Richards, of
Boston an old and highly respectable
wine merchant, has received an agency
for pure wines and spirits from the Lon
don docks. 1t seems to us they mast be
good, but we refer our readers both to
the advertisement and the man.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-30

1l % r- 1-a --e -c-1 fe-s- .l c. r5s lrs .1l
receivers 81 the -tlt Ofi-es .u t1= several states
ana Territories - the locatiou of ianis ty states
~ c-rq1ratl7-s under grants -rCn CouEr-z5
B. enGei t ~ n1tcG sd House II I2s1rsssufetfr.r
rffi- 1t-5 S1tes = & fHsr-1. a. EoEcrsEs 0sss5ls
Tl1t from and a.tsr the Tass1r7 ~ This arr G -1e
.1cati11 81 i7-ls ~ states ala corporal 0r- --e-
grants - -r Cor G. t7- -alr1a aud other IrIrfs
- 1-- -.t-rl l.-ge7 - -ls registers .ul
81. -.r- Offices NJ tl- several ~t-te- lL-
Irrrt.sIe -Le i-trl--s vlera srCh lands m1s ha
llca--- far tllr services therein. shall hs e-fIie-
o. rert--4 Zee ~ --a dollar -lr each anal oaIlL VI
01e 1-n-r- and sixty acres . be rlil tF the state
or corporation lkilE such locatioI t1e sane 20 be
accounted z III The same manner ~ f-es and n
mss Ms 70 variants znl qr1-eTton l1clii1ls. with
lll-s- IS % ulsIirluus q 1sry presCrltH4 hv
c1S-.-- avs. "a accordance With s1Ch irstru tons
as srl os gwen hy the Comnissi0ner n The Gen4ral
LAM o1Ece.
So And b 4. fHrrhsr esacs>3. Thsi ths BsT1g
t0n and ssC-rl RIVER RAILROAD Company nav 50 ~
chzz-e or uloilfy the location q the uac0mVieted
portion # rs -ine sheWn hy The uap thereof roU
oa tle 1 tne General Land once o. the Cnitsz states
90 A. io se-1rs better an1 more expeditions route
- IRE terminus OF sad li1s q the Missouri rlv1r,
ssl- 1eE i1e % le i3csJei within The limits @ The
.snc grant r.sde by the Unlted States to sic in is
construction, ard SAID change shall lot impair the
right % 2cT change tie ocaso. q sesE prsssst lad
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f.y'E Ppp-e'or Ml-an Oh, County -..t o
'n-1lm Dlf.tv. ~ chi11 fllsinr. Jackson an,
n.Vtsr a.ss -f'n 20 this Hols.. Charges r,..
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JHE MARCH OF ErEEIs.-1l-e rreu,
certain o bring is coMpeI-c- ..- a- l.s..
= gentleman recently from l.e Wales .l tic
Mississippi says that ~ 81 i.- in p
building formerly occupied a- a -. .Fo nen
he saw large numbers 0f Ie.e. I-.l1-s
over whom co.0rel soldier We're -4f+in.-
guard. They went 20 Uar a. l.l. c..s1l
tle chains oi the black Lau- ro-l.s I41
black man is master of the ICs.'ior" SAYS
a new Orleans correspondent. -Lsulp1eii's
slave pen ls boss q re1e. prison l'cl az
Jar yesel1, said c c0i0Iea woman ~ ne
saw the rebel prisoners huos -1'o me y.-
pen. Use 10 put us ID oar Ger QAr
ve'self now. De Lords coming, sure.
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OFFICIAL.
LAsss o. THE UNITED STATES.
Passed stthe First session Of SHE Thirt ,
Eighth Con2Te~s.


Eighth ConGTe>s.
Trulc-N, lslf
A. SCI f. facilitate trade on t-e E-i l.t.l I'd n.
North.
Heu-a.,t.f.f,t S.ur.,aa TO-. ..f fR-Dr-.- .l'i.-
" tie Cntta tqf.s = 4ni~ric1 d. torgr,-, e., f
lLat the rrsa .e-t ni tle lniei 0t.i,- Dr. ti -e .
hereby aaflDr.z-l % des EIatr and establish s.Ii
point or pices upon tl- l.ri River ol tle y .rI-
to lIil shall seem expcl.out for ltnE -fi -l- .as
Approved Ja'y l-.t.
IicEI,-Ne. l.-
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,.mp.ay, .a ta- l..tl..t De-, '...l....
b. a. ,aae.-i5 5s tas S,aa.- and H9as,e % pr..a.
~ tte fnitf >ti.s ~ An.ric1, ,eas,-ss Gs,,
D iL4t Alexander shepherd. b.. l.sri N-.la.f laws
/ tlrtiale s. rle. J. Brown. Nathan. N ...r fr-f.
lil Ielrty. Matthew e. fmtry. Samuel t..s..f ID Hl
] llttlr. J O. Nck-leu. Say. les J. hnn.l- l. j
/ -eilHl.s. J. q f.ra-g. William ". laI-.f.
/ G. Moore Thomas Laws. J,La h--a.l aa.
. Charles III. Nichols. and tlelr llf.e a4.
/ De- and they aye hereby created u0..y r.ri rt'.
! unler tie name q Tie " heir0s ..a. la of
tailrafv wiIhalfl0rfF tu construct ll4.. I.. .0n.
7 "a double t..ch g.. way. u.tl t.e -.t .A.t D..
/ ana flr-0lts il tl- cIfy u N-sllllgt t.e
I trl.t of Columbia. through aul aoir f.- f0.
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re. ''h sfr' n.r'h along "-rt
section ei ,t.s.t unrth WiIt .i. .lae ei..s
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JONES < EVANS.

Successors 10 c ~ Jackson ( Co, PropTie.oTs.
ia For sale by Druggists aud Dealers in every
toNn II the United States. 4s2y1
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Az ACT Fepe4linE 20 ruuch Of Sc An act O. supply
deficiencies in the appropriations .or the szEvsce q
The fiscal yssr ending thirsisih J1ns. eighteen tun.
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Largs sEe, lAo.iiny nearly double qaantny.)
81 90 per Brt-le-haif aor 8 OC
small Size-75 cents rer B0ttle-half dog 81 ID
Beware of C0unterfeits.
See that the signature of s.. C. VI JACKSON ~ Is oa
the Wrapper on each bottle.
Should yogr nearest Druggist noi have the art.ll-
10 not be pat 0f by auy Of the latoxicat1c pr.psF
tious thst may be offered in is place but send 20 c.
and ue vii forward, securely packed. by express
Principal Ofce and Mandatory " sSi Arch
Sf~aa- uhfIaTnl~hfl
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,.. ,.-i,e i-'ireaf Western Railway Tor ~
t-'',s ii.t-sirh.-an Central Michigan -S,.,tharr,
'-- -lir-li Trunk BlilroaL-
=. AiiN NACKEE-Wth the Nissis-sp,i r,o,oss.
f.r--l ,-.''so, Maiest1wn, aui HORIZON R,iirnad=
.'-i p''lts Vest and Northwest
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sealed letter envelopes free Of Charge Address Dr.
J. SKILIIS HOCGHTON. Howard AssociatiOn No 2
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia IA 1yS52
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pane labOFs was quite good enough for The
naresst working man.-HesteTa RurrI.
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Ihe State Republican:
rOHN \. KERR n CO.,
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

p, rrlu All BUSINESS clnirsIrAu0ss SHOUTED
HE kDual--Eu.
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Lansing. Mich, Jsly 4, lso4- - .
TX HTvETT Cashier. EsssS.
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, Fsssansefs far Great Western P,uu-,, - 81,
n..."ts ferry Stelmer. 20 ID. & NJ r D5cE ie,,-i,,
~ s., o4o tni l0I5 A. NJ. and eO0PN
49, e-m2-ny's Tine Tables can be had At anv D..
n ~ 90. 50, ". X MUIR, Gen1 Sup't.
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S<rS-st III fs64 sHELD0
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Ping Cars on aii Nirht Trains
i-' ir.- 'rA2h Line is open for Pebl.c Business
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as Arf l3 ur.ria-ate OIL. -N N.ts.. rfan n..l...
l-I.I-nE. j. il. l---L--l n l-------
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No. 7-6N Nme,eeath sir.

From. the Rev 81 Lyons Formerly pastor of tle
Ca.amhas y H sut a.l.-tava. pa D Blpti-
Cuu-cl.-
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-17
Nosice Of Foreclosure.

nEFAULT having been made in the performance
IL OF the conditions of certain CONVEYANCE in
Mortgage OF real estate Ia the town Of Westbrook.
County OF Cumberland and State of Maine 10 be
executed ON the eighth oag of April A. D. 1889 by
Gideon d. Hamblin of Mestbrook aforesasd an d
which sid real estate is described in said Mort
gage as follows, TO Wit: Il certain piece OF land
with the buildings thereon situated in Wesibroe K
aforesaid and bounded thus: beginning at the
south westerly corner of Char Hills land thence
..anning northerly as said Bills fence now stands
" the cross road: thence from these two bonr ds
@ @eAlc,u.aei,hg north westerly on said road and on
ons " WiIson hne far enough to include twenty-five
me and on which now live / claim 10 foreclos,
sa'a mortgage Tor breach ofthe conditions thereof
Portland, Aug. 2, 1864 w3w
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-17
Notice.

FI'liIs eey give to my two sons, e. J. aud Chas
selves shall not claim their wages or nav their
debts. I. G. RANDALL, Kez.r Fsils Ne
Witness, Mary Piilsbury, Mary s. Pillsbury.
June xsaooa' iune2s
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-17
PROVOST MARsHAL,s OFFICE

PROVOST MARSHAL's OFFICE.
frst District State of Maiae,
IohTAsD. July l3, 1854.
NoIIcEis hereby given that any person enrolled
y may appear before the Board Of Enrolment and
claim to have hs name stricken Off the list ii he can
show to he satisfaction Of the Board that he Il NOT
properly enrolled on account OF
lst-Alenage.
2d-Non- Residence.
3d-Oyer Age.
th-rermaaent Physical Disability .ofsuch degree
rolment under the laws and regulations
hat the examination referred TO above NAV not
the hours for examination will be from 10 A NJ 10
II NJ. and from to4P.M
CHARLES II. DOUGHTY,
Capt and Provost Marshal
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-17
NOlit.e.

FTNHE Stockholders of the Westbrook N Manufactur.
Il ing Co. are hereby notified that their annual
meeting for the choice of offcers, and the transac
tion of any other business which may come before
them. will be holder at the office the su uhscher
in Portland on Tuesday The 23d day of Aug, 1854
at O'Clock z. NJ. RENSSELAER, CRAM.
Aug 2-dlaw3w Clerk.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Hanson BLOCK, Middle ST., No. Iel,

Scholarships good in any part of the United States
ne Principal has had 20 years experience; is always
on the spot and attends to his busiDess and prom.
ses, as during the past IL years. pains shall be
spared ia the future. Five hundred references OF
the first class business men, with many others of thf
city, Will testify TO the practical utility, capacious
ness and completeness of my systems and manner
OF Teaching and citizens of other cities have testified
to the same. Diplomas will be awarded for thor
ough courses. Able Assistants secured Bartletts
flan, the founder of Commercial Caleges, strictly
adhered to as regards not copying. Certain timee
VIII be devoted to Commercial Law elucidatons.-
Come all who have failed to be taught q business
handwriting and will guarantee to you success.
Applications solicited for Accountants. Separation
struction given. Students enter any time. Sep.
arste rooms for Ladies. Tuition reasonable. Intri.
cate accounts adjusted. Ladies and Gentlemen that
desire 10 take lessons, full separate course,
Ia either Bookkeeping, Navigation, Commercial
Law, Phonography, Higher Mathematics, Civil En-
gincer1ng, Surveying, Native Business Writing,
Commercial Arithmetic, Correspondence, Gard
Marking, land teaching from printed copies and
Text Books will be avoided please call or address
the Principal. r. NBROWN
Portland. Oct q. 1868 oc29 cod eowly
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CITY OF PoRILANI

CITY OF PORTLAND
MAYORS OFFICE
r. July Is, 1864.
The special attention of our citizens h callea TO
the ABOVE notice OF the Provost Marshal IL should
DO the duty of all those VINO are exemnt from dran
from either of the causes 10 apply In per.
sou ana have Their names taken from the ist ia or
der that when the quotas for the 81 aft are amor.
toned. the number 10 be drawn will be based npon
those who only are liable TO enrolment
July '4dotawlm JACOB MCCLELLAN, Mayor
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The Celebrated Indian Doctor,
] OSeph SaukabaSin

u OSeph SaukabaSln.
WILL be in Portland from this date for two
w weeks lie now lives in Cape Elizabeth, just
over the Bridge, where he can be consulted BY pa
tients.
The following of the numerous tostimo.
niais OF his cures: -
BREWER, July s. ls4S.
To WHOM 1T MAY coNcERs.-This will certify
thar had very severe aoack of the Rheumatism
IN my hip. tried yar .us means TO cure it, but il
grew worse and worse for about three months when
applied TO DR.. Joseph Saukabasin. one of the Pc
nobscot tribe OF Indians who cured me entirely
and in very short time. and 1 have never been
troubled with IL SINCE and feel il due to HIM and
10 the community to recommend him as q safe and
skiifal physician. BENJAMIN SNOW
Gambler, August Is 1852.
This will certify that was afflicted for over thirty
years with Scrofulous Humor in my leg and
applied TO four or se ply scians and got rel ef
until fell in with Joseph Saukabasn and he gave,
me one bottle Of medicine and cured me so 1t has
troubled me none since. Ny daughter Hannah was
afflicted with Cough and Splitting of Blood, and
by taking his medicine was cured.
SYLyASUS CoOMBS.
Po tland, August H. lss4.-tf
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For the Islands.

On and after June l3ththe steamer
sSSSSs2s-sE4=S- CASC0 will until further notice
leave Burnham's Wharf for Peak .
and Cnshing's Islands al and 10 80 A. NJ, and 2
and 30 NJ. Returning will leave Gu shing island
at ~ ~ and III A. NJ, aud 2 IS aud SIS r. NJ
June 9-dtf " ~
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O.1J
FvNHIS Company offers peculiar advantages TO per-
Il sons intending TO insure their lives its safety
and stability, acquired in its fourteen years expert
enee; In It's asse which. without its capital of
SO. 600 lamounts 10 over three-quarters OF million
OF dollars, being more than two hundred thousand
dollars in excess ofts liabilities for the reinsurance
of all outstanding risks in the facilities presented
in its accommodating 81 stem of payments of premi
ums; in the large number, diyersit conditions and
occupations, various ages and localities Of lives in
sured giving the largest requisite scope the ope
ration of the laws of average mortality, and the am
ples guaranty to the insured for the benefits there
of; in be division of profit the annual apporton-
ment of which having Tor the past fourteen wears
averaged Forty per Cent. ofthe premiums paid.
Policies are issued upon all the plats usual with
Life Insurance Comps mics, and al rates as is
consistent with view 10 equity and solyency.
Parties desiring Agencies in owns where the COM
pany have none, and those wishing Travelling Agen.
cies within the ow England States, VIII spply tc
q. III. WILSON. 63 State Street, Boston, giving
such erenee, or information as TO age present
and past business, as wi enable him TO form judg-
ment IN regard thereto. junel4d3m
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DIR. q. III. RICH,
'HfffNSURGEON DENTIST,

NJ. lao MlDDbE 81, PORTLAND,
Opposite foot OF Free Street,
Having htted up the above named rooms he would
be happy TO wait on all who may wish for the ser.
vices of skilifnl Dentist. krery brdach Of FEN
tistrg will receive careful attention and perfect sat
isfaction will he warranted. jy26 dam
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-17
EDWARD SHAW,
Certificate from the gas filter of the Mills, ETC., at
Lowell, Mass.

Ceruhcale from the gas filter of the Mills, ETC., at
Lowell, Mass.
LOWELL, Mass. July H. 1864
Messrs. Hal GoodeH.-An experience OF many
years in the gas fitting business has often suggegted
to me the great value of an improvement whereby
the pressure of gas might be regulated at the
of consumption. Many and fruitless attempts have
fro time TO time been made to place regulators at
the meter. Experience has shown that all such at
tempis have proved failures have also seen and
used in my business nearly all the socaled improve
ments IN burners. wherein that which you have ac-
compfished has been attempted. but always failed
After careful examination and thorouR Rh test of
your Gas Regulators-which are attached immedi-
aiey unoer each burner as part of the gas fixture
am fully convinced that our improyefnent l. a de-
cded success. the lighti improved in brightness and
in s power while the expense saved to
the consumer is full 30 per cent The combustion
perfect, hence the improvement must be adopted as
matter of economy. as well as the luxury OF good
and steady light cheeriully recoTnmen nd IL TO the
trade aud 10 all consumers of gas
Yours, &C., II. X. BARKER,
y2s diff Gas Filter, s Central Street.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-17
Farm, for Sale.

/. offer for sale my Farm. situated
AM ~ one mile from Winthrop Village, on
MIfl go the road leading from Augusta.
"a &aA8nskE Said farm contains aboutOne hun.
drcd acr.s of land, with good sup
ply OF wood and water The land IA new aud In a
high STATE OF cult alton. 1here on the premises
good barn, ~ by 30, and about leo young thrifty
apple trees will sell the whole together or will
sell about 70 acres with the barn orcha and mo Il
of the wood.
ANY one wanting good farm. pleas antly and coa-
yeniently located will do well TO call and examine
the above property.
also offer for sale a two story Dwelling House
AM Lot, situated In the Village. known the Meg.
guiFe house. and Stores nearly opposite the Cot.
ton Factory. Any all OF the above property will
be sold at fair prices terms to suit purchasers
For further particulars as 10 prices, &C., Gallon the
subscriber at his store In WINTHROP.
Winthrop. July 1864. Z. w. KELLY.
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The Portland daily press., 1864-08-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
BROCKSIEPER'S PATENT
Gas e9uIator F!

INACLUslVE Agency for the sale of the Req.
~ ulator IN Portland No. l02 Miudie street m
stairs, Edward Shaw Sole Agent This new article
Tor public favor viii save 80 per cent 10 the consum
oyer any gas oarper now in use; 25.000 have been
SOLD In New England since January las This IL NOT
regulator 10 be afii zed to the meter all such bay
failed but is attached Immediately under each bnrn
er up and is part of, and ornament to- the gas
nAture Itself The particular ahiteI ess and steasi.
ness OF the light produced because of ths exact
proper combustion-astonishes ali who have seem
~ whle the postffce fact of obtaining the improped
uyht ata reduced expense need only be ated
at this ONCE to ensure the confidence OF the most
sseptical The reg liator is perfect .tel tale on
the exact amount Of gas used. 20 pressut attained
py tne Gas Company affects it disadvantageou.ly in
the least; Gas Companies all recommend IL because
~ gives entire satisfaction TO consRmers hence their
number OF consumers are increased Retail price
30 cents each The article will be adjusted for con
sumers Immediately trequiriDg but few moments
timel aud If not suited will be taken of free of ex
pense.
EDWARD SHAW,
l02 Middle Street, up stairs
We have this day appointed Edward Shaw sole
yender and agent for Brocksiepers Patent ReguIa-
tor In Portland; all orders tor the goods must be
made through him.
HULL & GOoDELL.
Below we give certificates of the high estimation
OF the Regulator in other places where il is now in
DOVER, July IS, 1861.
Messrs. HaH & Goodei:-The Directors of the
Dover Gas Light Company, after full and thorough
examination and test of "Brocksieper Gas Reauia-
tor. have ordered me to purchase one hundred
dollars worth of the same, which have this day
exclusive agency for laid goods in and for the city of
Dover. Yours truly
JONAS b. TOWNSEND,
Sup. Dover Gas 1t. Co.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-17
Dirigo Insurance Company
or THK CITY or PORTL AND.
Office No. 2S Exchange street,
SaDi 5000 GOO

IfaHls Company is now prepared TO issue policies
IL on all kinds of property insurable against fire
at current rates
A. N. SHUkrLEF, President
JEREMIAH DOW, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
J. d. Brown, 5. f. Spring, ID. W Clars
J. B. Carroll, John Lynch, HI. Robinson
TRUSTEES.
ST. John Smith.
II. III. Payson, Q. II. Haskell
Andrew Spring, N. o. Cram,
Philip H. Brown, ii. n Jose,
Jere. Dow, G. w Woodman,
II. j. Libby, II. I. Robinson,
j. N. Winslow, s. G. Chase,
Alyah Conani, VIM. Moulton.
Portland. May 4. 1884. may5dtf