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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-02-14

EDITORIAL VALEDICToRY.-The fol-.
lowing farewell address of Western ed.
itor to his readers, ID not q bad hit at
what is called "freedom of the press.'
each individual freeman will give you
perfect liberty to contradict and con.
travert the notions aud opinions of every
body but himself:
"The undersigned retires from the cd
itorial chair with a complete conviction
that all is vanity. From the hour he
started his-paper to the present time, he
has been solicited to lie upon every given
subject, and he can't remember of ever
having told wholesome truth without
diminishing lis subscription list OF ma.
king an enemy. Under these circum.
stances of trial, and having thorough
contempt for himself, he retires, in order
to recruit his moral constitution"
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The Monroe Doctrine.


The Toledo Commercial is responsible
for the following item: ea'a 9cs'
The Invitation Committee Of the Mon
roe Doctrine meeting lately held in New
York, sent Ex-Governor Anderson, Of this
State, the following note: "Plesse be
with US at our Monroe Doctrine meeting,
but if you cannot come, send us ten ol
your stirring words" ~ ssas%
To which Gov. Anderson replied:
Enclosed I send you copy Of my late
message; take any ten words out Of il
you id please"
Those who read the message referred
to will see the point.
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A SLIP OF THE ToNouE.-Recently a
young lady went into certain book store
for the purpose of purchasing piece Of
music entitled, "When l sleep, | dream
Of thee" but by one of those ludicrous
mistakes, which will sometimes happen
in the best families, she astonished the
young man by inquiring if he had the
music entitled, "When | dream, sleep
with thee % The mistake brought a
modest blush to the cheek CT the fair in.
quirer-ditto to the young gentleman.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-02-14

I% Mr. O'Flaherty undertook to tell
how many there were at the patty =
"The two Crogaus was one, meself was
two, Mike Finn was three, and-and =
who the devil was lourY Let me sec |;
Counting his 6ugers) the two Crogans
was one, Mike Finn was two, meself was
threo- -and-bedad, there was four of us,
but st. Patrick couldn't tell the name Of
the other, Now mesclf has il Mike Finn
was one, the two Crogans two, messlf was
three--and--and by my sowl, | think
there was but three ofus after ALL"
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THE GREATEST f15 -
DISCOVERY OF THE AGE

EARMERs. FAILlEs AND OTHERS
I can purchase no remedy equal 10 Dr..
Tobias Venetian Liniment, for dysenteyy.
coilic, Group, chronic Rheumatism, sore
throats. toothache, sea sickness, outs, burns.
swellings, bruises, old sores, headache, mos
quito bites, pains in the limbs, chest, back,
30, If 1t does not give relief the money
WI be refunded. All that is asked is trial,
and use 1t according to directions.
Dr.. TOBIAS Dear Sir: have used your
Venetian Linimentiu my family for . num-
Der OF years, and believ, it TO be the best ar
ticle for what II is recommended that / have
ever used. For sudden attack Of GROUP IL Il
invaluable. have no hesitation In recon-
mending il for all the uses IL professcs' 10
cure. / have sold It for many years, and it
gives entire satisfaction. :
.CHAs. II. TRIMMER.
ouakertown, MI, ay 8, 1858. y
Price 40 and so cents. Sold by all drug.
gists Office SO Cortlandt Street, NY,
(lm34) ~
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I9- The following was the first regu-

s@- The following was the first rega-
lar toast at tho celebration Of Franklin's 5
birthday, at Dayton:
Benjamin Frankl,n-His life is per.
feet copy, for members Of the craft every.
where On the Great Day when the I'M
pressions made here shall come to be re
vised by the Great Proofreader, may we
all be found TO have our errors clcanly
corrected, as were his, and our matter
properly adjusted.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-02-14
Danger in the Air.

The English journals are apprGhensive
Of financial panic in that country. The
rate Of discount In the Bank of England
has within the l,s four months, advan-
ced from three per ccpt.-the highest
figure ever attained The chief ground
upon which the fear of the said journals
is based, is the heavy credits that Eng.
lish merchants have been extending to
those Of the United States. II is stated
that the commercial balauce.sheet be.
tween this country and England shows
an uncommonly large Indebtedness on
the part Of the former, and it is feared
that this state of things will result seri
ously. lfEngIand is alarmed because the
United States has been buyinging largely
upon credit, how is it with the latter,
who have tbe debt to pay? Our imports
at the present time are alarmingly heavy
while our exports are comparatively light.
Is there no danger Of panic on this side
Of the At'sstic2 Our people act an If
there were none. We are buying i'm.
mense quantities Of foreign Injuries, pay.
ing the heavy prices consequent upon
deprecated currency, giving no heed to
the principles Of economy, andapparently
having no regard for the financial future.
The truth is that England is apprehensive
ofa panic only through the United States,
The people Of that country are surprised
at our proaigacy; they feel confident that
it must end in a monetary crisis, and
they are raising the ala;m in order that
Ergsu may tstand from UNDER when
the crash comes in this country. Shall
We take warning by these circumstance,
or shall wo continue 10 60 on, blindly,
prodigally and foolishly, until il will bc
too late to turn BACK /?
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-02-14

A kiss on the forehead denotes respect
and admiration; on the cheek, friend
ship; on the eyelids, tender sentiment |;
on the lips, love. The young mon Of our
acquaintance do not show much respect
for the young ladies'.
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MICKOK 8 ROH.KER

HAVE AL lRGE ASSORTMENT OF FURNI.
ture, consisting Of Tables, Bureaus, Bed
q btssds, Chairo Of every description. &o.-
They keep constantly on hands lot Of Ne.
tallic, Burial Cases and Caskets. Having q
new, Hsarss they will attend promptly to fun.
erals In any part Of the county. Furniture
made to order. Room one Door East Of the
Post 0floe. Up Stairs. (vf9n60)
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-02-14

So extraordinary is the amount Of bu.
siness that Is transacted in the House Of
Representative Of the Ohio Legislature,
that they recently elected two additional
Clerks at s8 a day each. That's anolh.
erspecimen OF Abolition economy.
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W. RALSTOE.

JEwELLER and Silver Smith lone door West
'of Potter's Drug Store, Ashland, Ohio
Gold and Steel Pens, and q choice yerieiy
Of Jewelry kept constantly on hand
HigheIt piice paid for old Gold and Silver.
Repairing done to order, on reasonable
tsrms--Satisfaotorily warranted.
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"A young lady remarked that she could
rot understand what her brother George
William saw In the girls that he liked
them SO we'll and for her part, she would
not give the company Of one young mrn
for thpt Of twenty girls.
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IN. &. SEE.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, FIRE AND LIFE
Insurance Agent and Notary Public. Par
ticular attention paid to collecting, Probate
business, Partition cases anC Execution Of
Deeds. Mortgages and Contracts, Office in
Miller's Block, Second Story, Main Street,
opposite the Town Hall, Ashland, O.
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II. #. .JOHNSTOT.

ATTORNEY At LAW; Office, over Wallack
& Andrews Shoe Store, Main Street, Ash
land. Ohio. Also authorized by the Gov
crnment to procure Pension Certificates
and Collect Bounty and Back Pay.
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It's a fact not generally kneMng that
the immortal Washington drew his Inss
breath on the last day Of the last week
10 the last month Of the last yesr of The
last century. He died Saturday. night,
12 o'clock, December 81, i799. g !
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!. III. MIC OLHRE,

ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Ashland
Ohio. Office in The Brick building over
Singers Hardware Ste re.
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GEO. ". HILL, vi. d.,

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Ashlana ohis.-
Particular attention will be paid to the
treatment Of the following special diseases:
Dyspepsia, disease of the Liver, the KID
neys. Scrofuls and Epithelial Cancers.
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uaAwv~J2@a
q aJOHr ID. JOHEs,,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ashland, o, Partio-
ular attention paid to Collecting and bu-
= sincss in Probate Court. Office on Church
street, between Main and Sandusky. s-
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'PHYsIcIANs.
= =
DIR. L. L.. CRANE,

DIR. Il. u. crane,
OFFICE One Door West of Qquire's Drug
Store, Up Stairs. Residence Corner of cen.
tire and Washington Streets, Ashland, o.
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7. J. KENNY. II. NJ. CAMIBELL.
~ KEFN'Y' d CAMPBELL.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Ashland, o.; Office
on Church Street, in the brick building i'm
mediately Vest of Cahn's Store. .
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1BAAySxIMlR@s
EfeD TaSRJea&s
.MILLER HOUSE,

0PPOSITEthe McNul'y House, Ashland, o.
MI MILLER. Proprietor. Good aceommoda
outious and reasonable bills. Patronage so
ti licited. .'..srrr f .ltaH fa...-
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miscellaneous,
s DIR. r. NEWTON,

~ a1 DIR. r. NEWTON,
I'D m ~ V S V Q
SAVANNAH; Ashland County,
may always bs found at his Office, OK.
cept on iSsmrdGys and Mondays. (3m3O
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PARAGRAPHS.

Our population, in Ohio, in the year
which bas just closed, according to the
Report Of the State Auditor, was 2,5l4r
974. 1el5e n 4dr sf0a{ L94a fdfsed Z
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nd y. P. COWa.r. I'M. ID.

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Ashland Ohio i:
b Office over Hughes & stachers Store, op.
posite the Town Hall.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-02-14

In Binghampton, New York, revival
ist encountered large sized African and
asked Lim--"My good mar, have ycu
found tho Lord ~ TO which Sambo re.
piled ina surprised masnes, Cooley,
massa, is de Lord lost?" ,r ~
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Crewe Hall, the residence of Lord
Crewe, and one Of the finest Elizabothan
buildings in England, has been destroyed
by fire. The loss is estimated at $6O0,-
900. ~
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-02-14

If cur Maker thought it wrong for Ad.
am to live single when there was not a
woman upon earth, how criminally guilty
are old bachelors, with the world full Of
pretty girls. 'i'.+ a'f"
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VTNELAND.

FARM IND FRUIT LANDS. In mild ana
Ihealthtal climate. Thirty miles .o.ia 81 phila.
line OF latitude as Baltimore, sid.
Tho soil Is rich and prcfssiirs, varying from
clay to = sandy loan, suitable Tor wheat, Orass,
Corn, Tobacco, Fruits and Vegetables This lisa
Orchards have been planted out by experienced
fruit growers. Grapes. Peaches, Peers, a.. pro,
duce Immense profits. yineland Is already one OF
the most beautiful places In tho United States.
The ent,re territory, consisting OF MY SQUARE
improvements The land Is only sold To actual
settlers with provision for public adornment. The
place, on account OF Its great beauty, as well as
other advantages, has become fAs resort " people
or iafs, II Ia. Increased I've thousand people
Schools, Academies, Societies OF Art and Learning,
and other elements OF refinement and culture have
been introduced. nupdrsds Of people are con-
SANITY settling. Hundreds Of new houses are DO
lot. and upwards, SIS per acre. Five and ten acre
and village lots for ale,
Fruits And Vegetables ripen earlier In this dis
trict than In any other locality north OF Norfolk
Va Improved places for sale.
MsnufSctoriss, Foundriss. StoIes and the lkei and
steam Power, with room, can be rented.
FOR persons Who desire mild winters, healthml
climate, and good coll. In country beautMlly
Improved, aboundinx In fruits. and possessing All
ether social p,ivilsy,' In the heart OF civilization
Letters answered, and the vineiand Rural, pa
per giving FULL Information, and containing reports
Or solon Robinson. sent 20 applicants.
dis Tswnship, New Jersey. .-.w
tor of ns Tfibssss "H % ess Of As most extensive
FERTILE fraefs in Almost isesi Sssassa SD ss'fa.
De eeadsfisn fer pieasa~t Ja,aiag tAaf ~ kSs1 81
tAs eide eftAs Hsstoa ~ avtss."
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Al n Court Of Probate held At Biddefosd, within
and for the county ofYork. on the hr.t Tues
day OF Au.ust, in the year Of our Lord eight
cen hundred and slxty-six. by the lion. X. l.
bourne, Judge OF said Court
IN the petition Of the Guardian OF Sarah y.
" Neal, minor and heir OF samuel Odiorne, late
OF kittery. in said county, deceased, praying Tor
license 10 sell and convey, at public auction or pr-
vale sale. all tho right tito and Interest OF his
sai ward In and TO certain real estate, situated In
kittery, In said county, and the proceeds thereof
10 put b. Interest," ad real estate being moro faiy
described In said petitioo)i
Ia all persons interested In said estate, by causing
Q copy OF this order TO he published In the Os,es
4 Jesrnai, printed In Biddsford, In said county,
for three weexs saccessively, that they may ap-
pear st . Probate Court to be holden NJ Lin
srck, In said county. on the hrst TUESDAY In
September next, at ten OF tho clock In the fore
noon. and shew cause, n any they have. why the
PRAYER OF said petition should not be granted.
Attest, George ii. knowiton. Register.
Attest. George II. Knowlton, Register.
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STATE OF MAINE.

YORK, IS. Sseo, jag y, 1910. -. =.
Upon the foregoing writ and libel therein insert
u ed, II Il Ordered, That the llbellant give no.
tico to the said Abraham Goodale 10 appear before
the Justice OF our said supreme Judicial Court to
DO held ut Alfred, within and for said County of
York. on the third Tuesday OF September next by
causing said writ and libel therein inserted, and
this order TO DO published three weeks successfully
In the Union aud Journal, newspaper printed In
Biddeford, In said County Of York, the last publ
cation thereof TO be not less than fourteen days Tor
by serving him In hand with an attested copy OF
the same, not less than fourteen days. before the
sitting OF said Court, that no may then and there
In our said Court appear and shew cause, any he
have, why the prayer Of said libel should not be
RUFUS P. TAPLEY,
3v31 Justice Sup. Jud. Court.
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Sale oTPSbhc Lahds.

.s3SGLGD opacs. bangor. jane l,,ssG
tIpn sasRssissfssss ssss. puSsc notice is hereby
given that the fDlloging schedule Of ,trsots and
parcels Of lands will be offered for sale on satur-
S SsSs ss a:s = y sf SsI ssi
aero not lsssihan the minimum h1sd In the Advsr.
The sale to DO BY Sealed Proposals IN conform.
ty With The o tss FOREGOING shapte, and
minimum price Of the township or part, shall &C.
company. saoh spropossl. which sum shall eonsti-
tute part Of. aud 30 allowed In, the essh payment
70 DO made upon The township OF tnot purchased.
PAymsnts required 70 b one third cash. remain
der " three prenissory notes payable annually 10
one, two and three years, with satisfaotory bond
for payment Of stumpage. ys 81. .g j. ~ rr ...-
The sum deposited 6y sny other bidder. who does
not become purchaser, may DO Withdrawn by him
st any time snsr ths bids Are declared and made.
RRINKIIN CoINTv
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~ ,s'lA9LEaAL., 9EInTol)
.sStafsTdf Maihs.4 z

tAsr or tAsir Deputies, GREErISai
yxrH~,umsnd you 10 sttaeb tbe eDods es.41Bts
w 3 asr.hss SssaSs. StSy5siss s.i!l !:
an al = ham Goodsls ths third, OF VI p5VA.
CSS1Sy Of Ybrk. to tho yelue OF one thoynnd dol
isss. and summon the said Abraham lf be may DO
e., ,sssS 3 u sbB: s%: SfScfs
Y S:;s' 4 4: sI;!s 4:s: Y LUZ 1!
1896, then and there 10 our said Court % answer
York. In libel for divorce inserted herein accord.
Nc x WsTySET
To as honorable Jsste.a Of Il. ssgSns Jsdieisi
Courts
respectfully libel sss gtS::, ~: yGsss:S.s Y.
said County Of York, that she va, lawfully mar.
p: ss Ss CT M: q
sets, by Rev. 9. J. spsldng, . Congregational
clergyman, to Abraham goodale. (otherwise and
sometimes Known AND osi:d AS,:as c1 iv 81
York, the said AbrshAm apd.ssid ABBY both being
then oommorsnt at said NswburyPort and that
sho lived and eobabltsd With aid Abraham, ron
NsvburypoIt and In Bostonl the STATE % Massa;
okussttS, snd AZ York In said County Of York and
stats, Of Maine. up 70 and until the anh dsy 81
your Iibellant and his family, and has since that
date contributsd nothing toward thor support
but has utterly ALLIED and neglected 70 provide for
his said wife and their two children that for the
four years next before said dessrtion. said Abra;
ham and your libellant oohabitsd together at said
York that your libsllsnt hss had Two children by
said Abraham doth now liviny), Wis, Mary Ella,
mad nine Year,, and George Alderman, aged SIX
years. And your libsllAnt avers that ever since
their said intermarriage she has conducted herself
Is the aithful chasts and aneetionate vile OF sag
marriage vows and obligations. but said Abraham
has not kept nor performed his marriage covenants
and dutiss but has broken and utterly disfsgArded
them that no has not only deserted your libel:
liant hut has yisitsd lswd women and houses OF
con nittsd Ike ofins OF Adultery at .Nssburyl'ort
and Bostou, aforesaid and In aid towns Of York
and Wells with divers lewd women whose names
are TO your llbellant unknown. And your libellant
further AYERS that said Abraham has become an
habitual drunkard. and that when under the 10:
abusive toward your i6elsnt, 80 as 10 render un-
safe for her TO reside In the same house with him
That Il would DO reasonable and proper, conducive
10 domestic harmony, consistent with tho peace
and morality Of society and 10 fartnsrsnce o. ths
liant and said Abraham should be decreed Where
fore II Il seem to this Honorable Court reasonable
and proper In the exercise or Its sound discretion
your libellant prays that suoh divorce from inc
bonds OF matrimony now existing between nor ana
dy Of their said children may DO decrced to her
and that q reasonable allmony may DO granted and
decreed 70 your libelant out OF the estate Of said
Abraham, and for such other degrees and relief In
the premises ~ the nature and Justice Of the case
may demand and As may to this Honorable Court
Dated at York, Aforesaid. this third day OF July,
A. ID. 1866. r.r
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GREAT St.OO SALE

ny tho AMERICAN TRADE AGENCY, perma.
IL nentiy organiied, and determined TO sustain
their reputation ~ the most hserai safe ~ hs Unm.
ID Stafss. Immense catalogue OF goods. Agens
wanted svssyWhere. Agents receive psisabis pres
eats Of their own selection. Valuable purchases
guaranteed " svery purchaser Of car p.otases.
Packages . cts each, sent " oil parts VI the coun-
Try. send Cor circular to
BOARDMAN q CO., Agents,
tv52 ca. Isl Washington s.. Boston.
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their commissions @ postuassen. q fast e
h,ur hundred c,,rks Good make em out - l
pressed fsrv ca Randall hissssf give me mlne.
aTAs Il, M vsosrsd ff,snd' - hs. viii tan
4 rushin down his cheeks "take y. NO more
shall that Democrat In your township who Mks
q pspsr resecve 10 contaminsted by the tooon
nv s'Ablishis rsdicals -
AZ this critical pint I asoke, Wood that
that dream SOS q reality. VIII only at that
postoffice "a = dream! VA vng
Lsit Pastor Nv the Church Nv the Moo Dispen-
sAshun. 900 "r'.E..
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FOR SALE ~
T Farm, 4orsAsk.JT

THE sahsufber On account Of poor heah, c6e fs ,aie
4 his farm situated In Lyman, near 0oodwinS Mills,
ny s ss sSs z, :. re 's s.a s ssS E
= .ch, DIVIDED Into tiaEs, pas.ur,se and woodland
: s.,s.. 'Is5e; g. "a! ss':7:s sasc ~
sost p.Is &c u@s Cos Si.hss q u soss " p..ss
would do wen 70 loos q Ai pass ss~ suyins sssvhsrs
- u w'n he sold 81 bargain.
asyss.Is GNYlAG a. BEN. D. MI,
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Extra Pay for Officers.

A IL Onieers below the rank Of BrigAdisr Gene
n raj (who have never received the three months
pay proSer) Who were In service March I'D. ie6S,
and whose rssiguations we're presented and 40
oepted or who were mustered out ct their own re-
Quest or otherwise honorably discharged from ser.
vice amer April ., 1855, can obtain ths extra pay
By applying In psrsoa % by letter to -
= "a = ~. -. F.w.GUPTILL,
&C Main st., Saco. C,O Wan CLAIM AGESr.
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POI. r SO riHarf.ss 4 MM.SrSss'
Parted Tow nshIp No. 2, n 8, w.D.KP,M
The minimum Of 81 900 for the tract. l cts.
North part or No. /, RS, W. KIP, lO,5ao :.
nsasisi:t ....A half ), n. 4Wb:k. P-IaE -
1854 acres, 60
PlscATAQuIs COUNTY.
Sections SS Y 2 ana = = Township sS,o.
svIlle-Lots4 and s, RI and 5,R.
2i2.a,e,7 and 8, II. 81 and Gore, $50 r-. .,. =.
-ARoosTooK COUNTY. ,.-
., sw: Ell. g., Sections No. 4,io.,iA -.
l6, tof s. and Of II 3.2ti acres, %
L. n. 3, being 3. W. I and other parts TO
mainlng unsurveycd, 8,iG acres, %
G, RAW. Z, L. g.. at the minimum price
Of thirty cents per aero for tho Town.
ship, any cents for either quarter
and seventy.fve cents for selected Soc
tions. Proposals. deemed most fsyors-
BILE In the aggregate will DO received.
Sss.lSn No. u ! Lot. !, Sec. 1912, Sec. IS, !,
Sec. 81 j. Lots LOTS ), Sec 1, Sec. =, Is.s. TO-
I6yas SEQ. is 3 Sea i6l 4,beo. i6t ., 3Es
Sec. Is, Sec. % ASH acres. 20
g. No, 2, R.3.pW. K. \. 3, 80 al. .rurrl'
I? T. IS 3 = "a H. IT, r. iS ssf iSs FL s
100, SCI 22s9 acres, %
sss,ish ". Il Lots ID. 1919, NwIise.E C,.Js
Resolving the privilege OF Withdrawing -
SOMERSET COUNTY.
SR.H,w.E. - o., 80,
4. w. l, $50 acres, 81. .. so
d Z. I, remainder, t,3as, 80 -.. 90
2std ISAAC n. CLARK, Land Agent.
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Asr''''p H,;..,. o.orr. II. xno- :. n.rI...

A. . Court Of Probate holden at BIddeford.
vithIn and for the County Of York, on ths
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