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STOVES! STOVES!
TINW .Ea
E STOVES, g5
N n AND $50
SHEET IRON ESTABLISHMENT, ,
On Main Street, ChGrleSt0lcn.

TTHE undersigned have on hand and areconstant Z
ly manufacturing at their Tinware, Stove, and
Sheet Iron Establishment, in Charlestown, every
description of CULINARY WARE, usually found
in their line of business-made of the best material
and bv experienced workmen. The stock now in
their Ware Room, comprises every useful article
known TO the housekeeper, and any article called
for or any amount of Goods desired can be furnished
Among their stock Of Tin Ware may be found
BUCKETS of all sizes. COFFEE POTS Of the most
approved patterns, Cullenders, Spits, Steamers,
Cake Screws, Cake Cutters, Flour Boxes, ratsy
Pans of various patterns, Basins, Chamber Ware,
Pitchers, Measures of all sizes and Painted Toilet
Ware. Their stock of
SHEET IRON WARE,
eomprises every article in the Culinary and House
keeping department Their stock OF
STOVES
embraces every variety of WOOD and COAL
STO YES, among which may be found the iolloW-
yirSinia star sizes, for Coal; Old Dominion, 4
sizes, for Wood Noble Cook, sizes, for Coal OF
Wood; Fxtension-to Mt. Vernon; Winona, ST.
ses for Wood; Nine Plate Stoves for MoOd-pIain
and boiler top; Defiance King, sizes; Seotehman
Cook, 2 sizes; Cottager, sizes, Coal; Nesper
Star, Sizes Coal; Grecian Capital, sizes, Coal
Radiator 4 sizes. Coal; Magic Temple, sizes, Tor
Wood; Laura sizes, Wood. Also, Parlor, Star
Cottager, and Franklin all sizes.
Possessing every facility known TO the business,
they are pi epared to execute with the utmost
promptness, all kinds of
Building and Job Work.
Tin Roofing, linking and Spouting done TO order
and in the best manner.
Merchants desirous Of replenishing their stock OF
Tin or Sheet Iron Ware, will nd 1t 10 their advan.
tage to deal with them. They will make liberal
discount 10 merchants when articles are bought by
the quantity They will also take in exchange TOR
Tin Ware. Rags. Beeswax, Wool, Sheepskins, Beef
Hides, Old Copper, Old Brass and Pewter.
Thankful for past favors and with determ!na-
ton TO merit the increasing patronage OF the com
munity we respectfully solicit call from al who
desire purchasing any article in our line OF busi-
ness. Terms are such as cannot fail to please.
Sept. q, 1866. MILLER SMITH
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Delaware Corn shelters.
Double and Single spout.

These shelters are the best in use strongly oaiit'
arl being D3ri's Gc1rei give them the advantage
l..- th. ordinary Shelters For sale by
Jan II l.fT. RANSOM d DUKE.
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BOOT AND SHOE,
AND
HARNESS MAKING.

VNHE undersigned having removed 70 Harper's-
Ferry, and taken the house on High Street,
one door above Mr.. Yautis' Store, lately occupied
by II X Uershbergsr, intends 20 manufacture, mp
on an extensive scale BOOTS, SHOES, SADDLES
and HARNESS. His facilities for securing the
BEST lA TERLALS will enable him TO manutae-
.ure every article pertaining to ms business OF 'a
perior quality and upon terms which Wl!I eomPe's
fayorably With City prices.
None but the most experienced wOrkmen will be
emploved, and every article turned out from this
establishment will be in finished style. The sub
scriber is determined please all who may call up
on him. and TO this end will give his personal super
vision 20 every article executed at his Shops.
REPAIRING promptly done, and at reasonable
charges he respectfully invites the public % call
and examine FOR themselves, his prices are below
those Of other establishments in the County. his
,s-rrs are Cash or Trade. ". A. BASTZ.
Harper's Ferry, ". Va, Feb. 2s 1861.
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New Dry Goods.

FRESH supply Of New Style Calicoes. Do
u rss,io Cottons, Fisnnels and other Staple
Z .--lf;,les' ir-t received ard for sale yery low.
Feb u, JVhN l. cVVEE'
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Grand Piano For sale.

A BOUT 90 Discontinue housekeeping, oter Tor
a sale.
CHICEEKNG. SEVEN OCTAVE, PREMIUM
GRAND PIANO;
pronounced by Professors and Amateurs an lnstru-
rnent of uuriva'lll sweetness and power. Except
the case entirely metallic in is construction; CON
se0ueut.v, nos injured By the changes Of our ell
mate ia addition to oeing a delightful parlor in
.,rument rs volume renders % very desirable Tor
rrfv4te or public Concerts
IL win be sold on q credit Of Mae Months; bond
and security address ---.-..
Char'estown. Jefferson County, Virginia.
March 2. Is67-I
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personal INVITA-
TION.

TTHIS is personal invitation TO the reader to call
and examine our stock OF
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
Tin and Hardware. Willow and Cedarware,
Fish. Salt. Coal 6c.,-al purchased at the
late decline and will be sold at the lowest market
price. Country produce taken in exchange at the
highest market rates. .,,,,-or,
EOMSHER & DRAWBAUGH.
Summit Point, Va, April 26, 1865.
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REMOVED

REMOVED
To Gooy OPp5Hrs "CAErzs HoUsE.'
Harness, Saddles & Brides,
N,yrvA-,-aE5 OR EE7NEED
10 Cir4'es'9cn. Jsg,Tson COMFY.
rT,HE undersigned respectfully announces 90 the
c.Er.rso or Cilrlsstown and vicinity, that he
is c5nstlrtlv making and repairing Carriage, Gig
BUGGY. Coach and Wagon, Harness, Saddles
E--H.s. Ha.,ers &C, in the most durable manner
,7ttb. most modern style 0f workmanship, and az
,b5rtr1tira and uron .' living" terms. Ny work
commend. Itself All ask is a share Of the public
patronage
e-- ~h1r ~-0cv..r q" Carter House.
k-.I lq. r6f. HENRY d. MIDDLEKAJFF.
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NOTICE.

FN order Co meet our present liabilities il posi-
! lively necessary that we must be paid for servi-
ces rendered up o. this date. We are wiling !"
serve the public, but cannot sustain ourselves u3-
de- ,he existing cgsh 'srris.' unless we are Iqiu'
JOHN j. H. STRAIIu,
GERARD T. MASON,
VA. +. LIPPIIT.
hmm : ls.--.
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Gold and silver Watches
SIIANNONDALE
FACTORY.

TF,HE undersigned are conducting this well sp-
poirted WOODEN FACTORY, miles from
Charlesiown and mile from habletoNn, anu are
constantly manufacturing Goods Of superior quail
ty. .s;u 80 ,bo
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ChnrIes Davies,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Harpers-Fsrry, Yes, FirgiHia,
WILL attend TO business in al the Courts Of
w this State.
Nov. %, ls65.
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TO THE FARMERS,
NF1,ers and Others

MNlCrS ana OlASAo
is THE
COUNTIES or JEFFERSON & CLARhE.
TAyTVG associated ourselves in business Tor
tbe purposes Of the above Card, we will pay
ig Wheat Flour, Corn aud al other kinds OF Pro,
1gce he highest market prices in CASH, or wiil
Receive and Forwa' d on Commissicni making sales
sId returns in the short 50 time.
STARRY &LOCK.
Charlestovn Depot. Jan. 10. 1907.
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Wanted. Wanted!

FARMERS, Lambermea, Merchdaics. any other
IL man, wanting good men this winter to chop cord
seood, or to do any Kind of work, can find them ct
this office Also, all persons wishing good girls fol
Homework. hotels saloons, stores, &c. lind them
hero at short notice. A. j. COX q CO.,
Employmen mt and General Business Agents, No. 351
Congress Street. 90 at
November 25. diff
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MEXICO.
PEONAGE ABOLISHED,


HAVANA. Dec. 6.
o. Dates from the city of Mexico to the eth of
November are received.
Peonage has been abolished and Republican
liberty declared to stand ON firm foundation.
THE TREASURY OF ARMS
The Mexican treasury was improving.
Statements were published that contracts
had been made between Romero and the
u nited States Government for S3,000,O0O worth
of warlike mplements--$2, 100000 of which
are to be taken in rifles, muskets and smaller
arms, and the other million in cannon.
Mr.. Corlies banker of the Mexican Govern
ment in the United States, is stated to be at
present in the city of Mexico.
IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE.
Mexican Journals have Published letters of
Gen Grant, Romero, Seward and Madam Ju-
rez III relation to Mexican affairs.
KIDNAPPING.
Kidnapping of wealthy persons continue to
be carried on pretty extensively by the nIl-
merous bands of bandits in various parts OF
Mexico and making the victims pay heavy
ransoms before restoring them to liberty
THE VERA CRUZ RAILRoAD--wAR DECLARED
BETWEEN MEXICO AND GUATAMALA-MAxI-
MILIAN's STAFF
F1. HAVANA, Dec T.
Mexican dates to the 29th ult. are received
The exclusive privileges TO build and run
railroad between Vera Cruz and tho City OF
Mexico has been granted to the old comnany
of English capitalists for % years, the Mexican
Goyernlnent paying Subsidy of 100000 per
annum.
The troops at Tahauean are dying rapidly OF
typhoid fever.
The Mexican Government has declared war
against Guatamala rE
Gen. Avellaneda, Count Pochta and Others
of the personal staff of Macmillan, have taken
passage for Europe.
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.

s SUPPOSED DISCOVERY OF AN ARCTIC coNTI-.
- e NENT,
- SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. g.
Honolulu dates Ct Nov. IA are received. The
King had completed his new residence at Nal
okin. He gave grand banquet there, attend
ed by all the natives and few foreigners
The Honolulu Advertiser publishes am ac-
count OF the discovery of land hitherto I'M
known, in the Arctic ocean, by. Capt Long of
the whaleshp Nile. II is thought this terrific
ry will prove to be the polar continent so long
sought after. The past season has been the
mlldest which has been experienced by the
oldest whalemen, and Capt. Long was able to
reach lat 70 30. He examined the land atten-
lively along its entire Southern coasts, which
he sketched. 1t appears to be quite elevated,
and has mountain nearthe centre, about lon
gitude $50, resembling an extinct volcano, and
estimated to be about 5000 feet high. Captain
Young named the country Wrongell's Land,
after Russian explorer.
The western point of the coast in lat 20 46
north lon. 70 80 cast he named Cape Thomas,
after the seaman who discovered it. The south
east point he called Cape Haryan. The Nile
sailed several days along the coast and an
preached within fifteen miles of the shore
The lower part of the land was free from snow /,
and appeared to be covered with vegetation
1t was impossible to tell how far the land ex-
tended northward. Ranges Of mountains
could ne seen until they Were lost in the dis
lance, flF III
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TENNESSEE.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

IEGISLATINE PROCEEDINGS. " -
NASHVILLE Dec. 6.
q The Senate to-day postponed further legisla-
ton on the question of admitting negroes to
office and to the jury box until Jan. 10Th. The
omnibus bill, appropriating from three to five
millions for State and to railroads, has passed
IA final reading in the House, and is now law
REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION
A Republican caucus was held at the Capt.
tol tonight, and passed resolution requesting
the State Central Committee to postpone the
State Convention until January 22d. T.
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LOUISIANA.

GEN. HANcocK's JURY ORDER.
New ORLEANS Dec. g.
Gen Hancock's order of yesterday reyoking
Gen. Sheridan's jury order was ELECTED by rep.
reservations of eminent Judicial officers that
the cause of Justice was impeded by that order
and it was almost impossible to obtain iuries
that could read or write, and it was almost cer-
tain that should convictions be obtained by
them the proceedings would be set aside by
the Supreme Court r.s
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTIok-A NEGRO
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DEBATE. "a
New ORLEANS, Dec. Z.
In The convention to-day, while discussing a
preamble and resolution DENYING statements
contained in memorial to Congress- express-
ing fear of war of races. a negro member
named Cromwell declared I'VE will rule until
the last one of US goes down foreyar.'' that
the negroes were going to have their rights
If it was by revolution and bloodshed, in spite
of ANDY johnson or any other man, ane de-
c5ared that he was ready for revolution.
Mr.. Pipekback, also colored, deprecated the
remarks of Cromwell, and declared that lbs
colored people of this country could get n,
rights the whites did not see fit to give them
that the talk of war of races was all humbug
He alluded to the disparity in numbers Of tho
two races, and declared that the slave holder
of the South had been in The past, and were
still the friends of the negro, that IL was the
province of the radical Congress, not this con
yention, to discuss questions OF this Kind,
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WEST INDIES.

TELEGRAPHIc COMMUNICATION EXTENDED TO
JAMAICA-RELIEF OF SUFFERERS AT ST
THOMAS AND ToRTolA = SOUTHERN Emil
GRANTS IN HONDURAS --,il
HAVANA, Dec. Z.
lie Is expected that Jamaica will soon be in
Geographic communication with the United
States by the Cuba cable via this city
A cargo of provisions has been fofwardt d to
the suffering inhabitants of the islands of Tor
tola and St. Thomas ~
The Southern emigrants who recently set
lied In Honduras feel much dissatisfied with
ths course Of the British towards item. Gov
Austin has granted them lands upon which to
settle, and given them other privileges which
the Home Government had disapproyed.-
Many OF the Southerners were about to return
to the United States .r-.l.L.. j. ~
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CENTRAL America.
THE GEORGIA ooLoNfsrs IN HONDURAS.

4f. .tr..f1 New YORK, Dec. Z.
A letter from Amoa, Honduras states that
the colony of Georgians that emigrated there
are prospecting wei, and have had numerous
fayors extended them by the Government.
FRoUBLR RRFwEEN MEXICO AND GUATEMALA.
The commandant of the post of Amoa has
received letter from Guatemala to the effect
that there is now ON the borders of the afore-
said republic force Of 10000 Mexican troops
for the purpose of claiming damages for the
burning of Minititlan by the army of Guate-
mala during the Presidency OF Gen Carrera.
The claim OF the Mexicans is $1,000, 900, which
OF course Guatemala will pay, as she cannot
night against 10000 MrxicaIs who are the
sqnintescence OF all that is barbarous and cruel
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TINE second and fourth stories of Store No. 151
i Middle Street, Hopkins Block. Apply to
sept23dif ST. JOHN SMITH.
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@ o Nj NJ Err CIAI.


The total value OF foreign exports from this port
the past week amounts to 63,405.2l. Included in
the shipments were 5,721 sugar box shocks, 2,477
ooks and heads 3,4i1 pairs headings q $50 hoops.
5s2 bdls do 15A empty casks, S. 095 teet lumber zoo
bbs. potatoes, boat anu no "A stoves $50 bbls
gals whisky, pkgs croekery, safe, 48 Wheels 10
pkgs vegetables, 40 bbs; apples. ITO bales hay, 10
cases sealed meats, l dozen mats, do pals, 2 do
brOOms lots iuInture, and 2Q9 pkgs sundry mdse
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THE valuable lot OF land corner OF Middle and
i Plumb Streets, for a term OF years. Enquire
OF aH4 c.. MITCHELL Il SON,
Aug. 28. 1sc6--dtt lis Fore Street.
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XLth. CONGRESS- Second Session.
WAsHrNGToE, Dec. Z.


HOUSE.
Several communications were received from
the Secretary of War, and were referred.
The impeachment resolutions were next in
order, the pending question being the motion
OF Mr.. Wilson to lay the subject ON the table.
After considerable fillbustering the vote was
taken on the adoption of the resolution i'm
peaching the President, and it was rejected
yeas 81, nays 1903.
The bill to suspend further contraction of
the currency was taken up, and passed by a
large majority.
The House went into COMMITTEE of the
Whole. IS
The resolutions distributing the Presidents
message were laid aside to be reported TO the
House.
MIR. Paine then addressed the committee on
the subject of finance, replying to Mr.. Buffers
argument of last week against paying five
twenties in gold.
Mr.. Ross favored a greenback currency in
stead OF national bank issues, at the same time
opposing the payment of fve-twenties in gold.
The committee rose and the House ad-
.journed.
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MASsACHUSETTs.
BOY MURDERED BY HIS FATHER.

WORCESTER, Dec. S.
murdered last night IN West Boylston, near
tins CITY, The police this morning arrested his
fatler, an lrshnan, about 80 years old, on the
charge of having committed the murder. Both
Were known to have been drunk and fighting
III and killed Tom. The deed was done with
an axe, scattering the walls and ceiling with
blood Young Leonard was desperate char
acter and had spent a large part of the last
live years in Jail. He was in the army, from
which he deserted seven times. An inquest
will be held to- morrow.
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No. Cures Es0ers, Congestion Inaamatons, g
40 ms, Worm Fever Worm Collie, 70
6ryind Collie or Tee,hing OF mans, 20
DtdfTed OF children adults, 20
. D9sentdrA, Gripping, Bilious Conc, u
Cho era Mor6as, Nausea, Vomiting, 70
coughs, Gods, Bronchitis, 70
:. Mearatgtd, To,thache; Faceaehe 20
i,eqdaches, SICK Headache, Vertigo, 70
~ dyspepsia Bilious Stomach, 70
" Suppressed or painful Periods, 2s
~ htes TOO prof Sc erlods y
IL Group, Cough difficult BFeah ng, 70
~ :. 9 S Rqean., Erysirelas, Ernpuons, 20
10 MAraasaaSm, Rheumatic Pains, y
y reoer ana Agae, Chill Fever, Ague, %
~ :. E EW DSchdrges, Impaired hearing, o.
. 21e!rVMa, ehiargedG lands, evenings, az
:, - :, f"es, p'lnd or bleeding, oo
y, y, SPnthdtniy and sora or weak eyes, 6O
~ . 1Iu,ofFE acute or crOnic, Influenza, %
~ h9oping- Cough, violent Coughs, az
" "a Assta1IId oppressed Breathlny, on
. 0d :. H!ga.erta liberated Sore Ihroat, oo
. o. :. Syer1ags at Change Of LIE, 10
81 GRsp sb1sms s. yiadsW eakeess S SS
:. 20 20 ~ RtoPsg, aud sranty Secretion: on
y SSeas'ckness, sickness from riding, 5O
~ htdnty Disease, Gravel, on
% Nerdous Debiitv, Seminal EN- ssOns !
n "a :. 2Te mourn, Canker, o9
80 8riaary !aeontinence, wetting bed. 80
81 TofVm Periods, even with Sflshis, 3o
FAMILY CASES
50 Via's, Morocco Case. and 6nok, $40 90
~ ~ large VAS, IN Morocco, and Book, 6ao
20 large visls, plain case, and Book, 8 90
10 Boxes mos to ~ and Book s 10
VETERINARY SPECIFICS.
Single Walls, with directions 90
sent TO any part Of the Country, by mail or express
'ree " cn'fsg . IN receipt ofthe Price. Address
uM yhrey's Specific
HOMtE0PATHlU ME DICsNE COMPLY
IN ian, anI h5He9t 10 1852 broadway New YORK.
Hh. fpMrhk EY is consulted daily vt his oihce
| eases. dc0eodly
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SCOTCS CU 1ICCs
nNE Store Nos. 1S4 and 1s6 Fore Street. and two
~ Stores at the corner of Fore and Deer Streets
Apply to -s.s -- +. B. CURTIS,
nov26 wv No. Deer Street.
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No. 266 Commercial.

The iniatory car goes have arrived, consisting Of
the old Hazeltine and Schuylk portion of which
Is emnently adapted for cooking small stores CRATES
&C. &C. Ii afordsne pleasure state that the cost,
freight, and my own margin Il profits, will enable
will amaze, asionish, crafty and satisfy the
economical and prudent purchaser. f
1t is not at all improbable. is possible in fact
state 1t as fact, that in short time may present
to the intelligent mOrtas Of City and Suburbs not the
largest, but hope and expect the finest variety of
the above named staple ever presented Or their re-
snncttnl consideration.
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TIME subscribers hereby tender their thanks to
l. their friends and patrons for their very hbe al
patronage in the past and hupe by prompt attention
to business to merit their fav0rs in the future.
BY special favor We are permitted to refer the pub
lie to many OF the best business houses in Portland,
whose advertising has been done by us, and We as
all In want Of services, that shall try to
give them good satisfaction as not only to secure
the one job, but all their future business In line
t ATWELL & CO.,
decid2w vertising Agents, i74 MddleSt
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F. o. BAILEY, Aue,ioneer.
Assignee's Sale.

a estate Of Joseph Lew will sell at Public AUG
tion, on WEDNESDAY, December 18Th. at 10 o'clock
a. M, at the store OF +. o. Bailey, No. 100 Fore
Street. variety OF goods belonging to said EST ate
N part as follows, viz CashInerets, Cassimeres
DOeskins, COatings, BroadclOths, Trcos, Silesias
Innings, Wadding, Canvas Shirts and Drawers,
Gloves Suspenders, Ties, Collars, Com forers, Over
alls, Mittens, Hosiery, Bosoms, over and Under
Goats. Pants, Vests, &c. Also, a lot OF Tailor's
Trimmings, Fancy Goods, Chairs, Press, Table, Show
Case, Mirror, Desk, &c.
o. p. SHEPHERD Assignee.
Portland, Me-, Dec. I, 1867. dtd
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sherif's Sale.

CUMBERLAND, IS.
TAKEN on execution and will be sold at public
Il alc ion on Saturday, the eleventh day of Janu-
ary, A 1865 at ten o'clock the forenoon at the
She IFS Office in the city of Portland In said county
all the right title and interest whether in equity to
redeem or otherwise which james 4. Harris has or
had the thirteenth day OF February, ID. 1866, at
o'clock aud five minutes in the afternoon, and on
the seventh day of March, A ID S66, being the time
of the attachments of the same in the original writ,
in the following described parcel OF Real Estate in
sal Portland, 10 wit: All that certain parcel OF land
situated the eastern side ofCanton ST. eet i'm Port
land aforesaid being the same conveyed by William
w Thomas to said Harris by deed dated July n, A
d. 1906 recorded in Registiy ofDeeds in Cumberland
County book 3i page 1873 TO which reference IL 10 be
made full description, together with all said
Harris right title and nte est in any building there
on said sale being tor the purpose OF securing the
payment OF, aud enforcing and satisfying lien on
said premises as will more fully appear by reference
to The Judgment and execution which issued there
| on, had and obtained by Samuel w. Joy, against
| said Harris at the October Tenn, ID 1867, oil TUG
Supreme judicial Court, Cumberland Comfy. .
| The above described premises being su1se' c W
mortgage 10 William w. Thomas, recoi,leu, sa UNI
berland Registry OF Deeds book $40, Piso ioo ~,
TO secure the payment OF thirteen hundred ana nty
dollars ns Iolinws. one hut bred dc lis ear ioi
| nine ycars AMI ionr hundred and MY dollars leu
.oa.s ,.,s Iafc with interest IN said sums quarter
y 80 nioripa,e dated july "a, 1865.
49, ~ Portland this 9Th day OF December A d.
na'e' =" Il. N. PERRY,
iso'i ioci,tv3w Dept sheriff.
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:. JOSEPH H. POOR.
Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics,
Nov. % Isdtf

HAVE PROVED, from the most ample expert
u enee, an entire success; Smple--Prompt- Eli
cient, and Reliable. They are the only Medicines
perfectly adj pied TO popular use-so simple that
as to be free from danger, and 50 efficient IS TO be al
ways reliable They have raise the highest COM
mendation from all, and will always render satisiac
ito.
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TO LET.

MYTH BARD, large pleasant rooms suitable
w for gentleman and wife. at So Free st. Oc24dti
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ship saYu ordered s.sn. she oeho..ck Sea

I San FKANIISEU, DEC.
Capt. Enos of the whaleship Jaya, at Homo;
iulq, reports being ordereE from the ochotsck
cruising grounds by the Russian General, and
his boats given twenty four hours to !eagee
otherwise the Russians threatened to sink his
vessel.