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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-23
A HOLIDAY JINGLE.

A HOLIDAY JINGLE.
IT'S Holiday Time,
And we'll sing our rhyme
As the merry bells Chime
On the frosty air.
And we'll sing with glee
Of the sights we see;
Clothes for you and me,
Just the things to wear.
Good old jack Frost,
We know to our cost,
Our path hath crossed,
And he freezes our nose.
No matter, old Jack,
For your frosty track;
Wen put on our back
Some good warm clothes.
Obi GREAT BROWN HALL
Both short folks and tall
May joyfully call
For the clothes they need;
From miles and miles
To the stately piles
Of magnificent styles,
Folks all proceed.
'Tis holiday joy
To take your boy,
And let him enjoy
THE GREAT BROWN HALL,
And see the child
With delight grow wild
At the garments piled
For good boys all.
IT'S an excellent plan
For the grown-up man,
Whenever he can,
To give us call,
And notice the price
OF the goods 30 nice
For the frost and ice,
At the GREAT BROWN HALL.
Gza~We're going to take stock!
GaS~So we gave knock
G1-To the price of the stock
Ng- At the GREAT BROWN HALL.
@S-And it isn't slow
Dsg~The way the clothes 60,
N1-At prices so low,
u.s. To the happy folks all
The public flock to look at the stock, and
they say it's so nice, and so low is the price,
and they never saw at all better or cheaper
clothes than the like of those that they carry
away, from day to day, from the
GREAT BROWN STONE HALL
ROCKHll-L q WILSON,
Nos. COS and SOs CHESNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-23
AND No 500 BRoADwAY, NF

WE WOULD call the attention OF business men and
bankers TO the Advertisement 10 this issue of burglar
proof sales. Fire proof safes are made which have
withstood the greatest heat from burning buildings
Safes claiming to be burglar proof have heretofore
been made; but at IT, Paris Ex hbiton the best
opened In less than five hours. Since that time the
kessrs. Marvin & Co. have brought out this In.
yention. The Scientific Anertcan good authority o
the subject of inventions, says of it,
'The material is the well-known chrome iron. the
ore OF which occurs In asses and crystslzed aud is
so hard when MELTED and cast, that no tool known
to the mechanic can penetrate Its structure. II
only be worked by abrasi IN grinding In form the
safe Is globe, hollow, ana resembling a spherical
mortar shell, the opening for lhe fuse forming the
aperture or the door the safes are made OF various
sizes and may be placed In the ordtuaIy fire proof
SAFE The thick ness OF the safe varies according to
the diameter OF he safe being IN some instances four
Inches thick. Its form, that OF the double arch or
perfect sphere, makes IL impervtous to the heaviest
blows of The sedge. The door being fitted series
of shoulders. precludes the OF wedges chses;
and being built Of wrought iron and the best r.
deped steel, cannot be chopped or drilled. The lock
spindle is also made OF nardeded steel and OF taper
ing form, so that IL cauno be driven in. BY the
OF this 'afe banks, insurance companies, and mer
chant, may be assured of the security OF their vau
QhleB,h
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-24

-I hc school rupcV.ujcndlut- 1tniut
towns in Addison County are reported
delinquent in making thoir report TO
the Secretary ofthc Board Of Education
They are Bridport, Granville, Lincoln
Middlebury, New Haven, Panton, Sal
isbury, Shoreham. Vcrgeuucs. The
Secrctary's presumption is iha; there
are no Supe.intcndcnta in these towns,
or else they have failed 10 perform amy
of the duties OF their oilicc
The superintendent Of -cAool. in
Lincoln, Mr., Merrill, says Owing 10
the increase Of population, oar schools
have arrived to such a size that there is
not one school house in town or -uGlci-
elit size TO accommodate and secure TO
each member of the school proper
chance for study
Rev. Mr.. Cook OF ricondero-a will
preach the Thanksgiving sermon in the
Congregational Church, Ncrgenncs.
The Vergennes Lyceum is discus
sing the Woman's Rights question.
The steamer Water Lily" has
gone into winterquartcrsa at Vergeuncs.
Mr.. and Mrs. T., W. Field of Ferris
burg will celebrate their wooden we'd
ding on Thursday evening.
The official canvass shows thnt The
votes cast for Grant and ColfaX electors
in Addison County was 5000; for Soy-
mour and Blair 4O5 Republican ma
jority 3,275. Pages majority at the
September election was 3O5S net Ro-
publican gaisF-tssce September 217.
The one democrat of Goshen, who
promised the republican canvassers in
July that he would turn overafter the
September State election and vote for
Grant, redeemed his promise, and
the town remains a unit for republican,
ism.
A barn and twenty tons Of hay be-
longingto Mr.. Pierce Of West Salisbury,
were entirely consumed by fire on Fri
day night The stock in the barn at the
breaking out of the fire was all removed
The fire originated from lantern
which Mr.. PiSrce carried into the barn.
No insurance.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-24
COE'S COUGH BALSAM.

This long-tried and popular Remedy is again
called 10 the attention Of the public As often rs
the year rolls around, the propretors annually
make their bow to the people, aud remind them
mat amongst the many things required for The
health, comfort, and sustenance Of the family
through the long and tedious months OF winter,
Cues Cough Balsam should not be forgotten For
years it has been household medicina-and
mothers anxious for the SAFETY Of their children
anu all who suffer from any disease Of the throat
Guest and lungs, cannot afford to he without IT,
IN addition to the ordinary four ounce so long in
the market, we now furnish our mammoth family
SIZE bottles, which will. in common with the other
siz;, be found at all Drug Stores.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-24
RUTLAND & BURLINGTON RAILROAD.


The East NTiddlebury Lyceuln
holds its weekly meetings, Saturday
evening. The question for discussion
last Saturday evening, was with refer
ence to MoClellan's campaign on the
Peninsula.
Among the recent business changes
in this village is the purchase Of Will
hanson & Bros meat market by o.
f. Comstock and Milton Brooks, who
are now carrying on The business in
McLeod5 building, under the firm
name of O. r. Coms.och & Co.
The Congregational Society OF this
place has voted tax OF 80 cents on g
dollar of the grand list Of its members,
to defray the expenses Of the Society,
for the ensuing year.
The Fall term Of the public schools
in this village closed on Friday. Tho
same teachers are retained for the win
ter term.
The Superintendent OF MiddicbUry
has posted his notice of q public Exam
ination of teachers for the town, to he
held in the school house On the l3as'
Side in this villagcto-moccowa afternoon
Mt one o'clock.
Any one Wishing to rnrcha.9 %
good cow can Learn Dion. iIt s.la by
pnuliiiiuu at tIie office.
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STATE OF VERMONT = Addison

y DIsIrict, IS.
The Probate Court for the District of Addison
10 all persons interested in the estate Of
LAFAYETTE HARVEY.
la'e OIL Mlddlebury in said dlstiict, deceased.
.Tamos At Siai. Greeting
Oh SAD Lafayette Harvey, deceased, presents hi
administration account for allowance and ash for
decree OF said estate; >'' "''" "SNs 'or
Therefore, by the authorize ot ,,,o S,,..sr
mont, you hereby notified TO apnear bo, y, 'gI
Probate Court for the District OF Addison a. ~
session thereof, to be holden at the Probate ON
in Middlehury, in said District on Monday tbe
z u, day OF December next Qs6s) at 10 O'Clock in
why said account should not be allowed and s,ch
decree or order made as shall he necessary To clos
the settlement Of said estate
Dated at Middlohury, this goth dav of Ma,
y; %, '''9' JED $. BUSHNELL,
''''" Acting judo.
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From ester session MiiaanR,.
\ GREAT BLESSING.

Fro" E'v. l. I. Wani Avon. i.orain Co.,. q
M's,'s. SrEaN" a AuNsIHoya. DRUGGIST. Cleye
land.
Gruilrmen-lt gives me i,ioat ,,lcs.,,,.,o.,,t.
i'a: my wife has derived great icn,f, from The
Use O.! Goes Dyspepsia Cure She ha, teen for n
number Il years greatly troubled with dysptp,ia.
"ccompani'l with violent paroXv,yms Of consll.
patton which So pro,tratcl her jhil .ha was an
ia" while, for months urah'c to do any hing.
ANe took, m Nou- instance. Goes Dvsrcu.ia Cure.
ana mas derived great benefit from il, and l. now
comparatively we'll. She rcsald- his medicine 4,
great hle' sing Iud' your- l. +. WARD.
Jan 49, lSCS
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-24
STATE OF Observation-Disclosures of

he Probate Coar for the District Of Addison.
HARRIET N. CUTTING.
''i''I NhoF"iam, in said District, deceased
an Instrument, dated the Goth day of Aurnst
y. Is'S. supporting t. he the last will and tesla.
me' ol llc said Harriet n. Cutting, dec
presented to said Probate Court for nroLat !,
allowance Theretor,, by the authority of tha
STAT" Of Vermont, you are hereby notified 10 a,.
pear uciore said Probate Court. at session thera
a. 6" c held at the Probate Office, In ATiddlclur,
IN 'ai District on Monday the Nth DAY of Dec
-h'" cdu-o ilanv YOU have. why aid Instrument
should not lc proved and allowed AS the last viii
and testament OF sail deceased W.
pHiclai III NiA'c'ury this 19thday of Nov
\. -. 1865 ~ - we
led $, BUSHNELL.
""'' Acting Judge.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-24
Nj ERCIlANTS PROTECTIVE.
MON MERCANTILE REFERENCE REG


UNION MERCANTILE REFERENCE REG
The Mcrchant, pro rot I:'i lnton. or,oni,.,
! 10 promote and protect trade. hy enabling If ,
Subscribers to attain facility and snfrtV in Tho
sINntlhg OF credits, and the recovery OF claims
AT an points, have to announce that they Will
on or about September, LIST. ls'S. publish i'm
ppnG iot &c qu9rt9 Volume ne erchuu,s'
mon Mercantile Reference Rcri@tcr rontgfu-
ing, among other things the Names. %utuIc
OF business, Amount OF Capital. Financial
Standing, and Rating as to Credit OF over
iVuOn OF the principal merchants traders,
bankers, manufactures, uud-buhlir coinn.,,-
les, in more than 5000 at the ritir, towns.
N,lliaSes, ana settlements, throughout the
United States, their tcrrtoritS s., ana the british
PROVINCES of North America; and embracing
me most important Information attuinal L.
and necessary to enable the merchant tn!,s
certain az q glance the Capnu. Character. nt,i
Degrec OF credit of such of his customers u.
arc deemed worthy any gudaiiun of credit.
INC reports and information to he given i'm
lHc register VII, he confined to those deemed
worthy OF some line ot credit: ami as tine ..tlit.
VIII ne hiNcd, >" FAR as. practicable. upon ttr
written statements of tit parties ihrnl-.I,. .
cNiscd ANA corrected ny Vrll-ltuu,.unrd = .tt
dblr legal cores putluit-. who's. .t,,,.,.. -.
WI pIoNr = guarantee of lur CORRECTNESS. ol
"a" tllnrinnlion tulni>h"d bv Them u f~l.-
lc\tu mat the reports win prtt. it1r,. ti.lt, -
lul Hhl complete. aud. thcit.ug. >iiurtint' q ,
i, ~, %, niurh srr'.'rNHiur lituu amy pr., inu.-
-, by aid Of the Mciraan'.' Protective I-nf.p
McIcaniil" reference Register Lu-iur.. m, "a
VIII bc enabled Tee ascertain ,t "a o.lanc. a.,
capital and graduation Of credit n. cn,,,r,,.l
WIN financial worth, of nearly cvcrv MGR.
HlHu'l inhnuihriurcr trader. and banker Will
III me above named territorial limits.
bh or about the first OF c.,rh month .iil,.,.4
prIS WIZ also receive IA" Monthly Chrnui,.l,
roli'ihllg' among other ihiu-s 20 record of
SucH important chHngc~ in he name and com,
ulIoh ui hrins, Throughout The couufr,-
may occur subsequent 80 the publication Of
reference Register '"'
!, frice OF The Merchants Union Ncrrnpl,ia
hHIeIencc Re ist'r. hitV dollars. I>.,O: for
whlch II VIII u" Forwarded tn am, u,Ilr,.. . ~,
the United Statc>. TRANSPORTATION uafj 90
hoiurIN of five 40 shares OF tibet initnl Sto 1,
III a.hlllloh To participating in the protts viii
receive one copy of the Mcrciutili Rrfrt.n.,
SlSter nee Of charge; holders Of ten sh,f4t
WIN ne entitled to two copies: AMI nn inof..
ti.l zen shares OF The 'nptnl Stock VIII Do, l-
otted 10 any one applicant.
AZ lrinlttnrc>. orders or communication,
tttla,iNe to The book, should bc addressed T.,
NC M'ichahtS Protective Union. i'm tLn a.,
crlrah ENchan@c Bank Building. No TX i,,'ni
'''' '''> 1870 NV" lbiN
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-24
NE OF THE BESE1NVESTMRNTs
THE
FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS
ul the
UNION Pacific RAILROAD COMPANY
S1n NJ LES COMpI. ETEDt
$50 MILES COMPLETED {!


Limited amount IF the Fir.l NIor,,,,,.c Rand
OF tie Union pa,ii Railroad Cou,o,, ,., ',t .',
| ed to the public, rs one of the .ar..t ,mJ ,'''
profitable invetmrnt~. '' ''''''
]. They are a first mortgage ,u,i,.tl r..,,....,
and most Important railroad In tie r,,rn,,,
/ :. BY law they can tee issued 10 the Cn,,,,,,,
only as the road i. completed. 50 hnt tbc,. oiy,,.
/ represent real value. "''"'
D. Their amount /, Initial I,.,., ,
| to Fifty Million Dollar. ON thc cu,ir u IN IL
or al average of les tha, -eu co I ''iH' me
!. Hon +. ID. Morgan Of the E,i,"d
! senate and Hon. Onlr. Anna. ' Nv T'"''
States UGuS. Of REPRESENTATIVE. .I ,, t'' '.''u
Tor thr hundh hlrr. seq that ali li ;,
ire protected "'' ''''' '''''e-t-
=. fi,eGoyrr,,,,, b.. I,;....
he President ni tie United St,t'. '''' ''N
Side TO the rrlu,r,. FIR tir ,,,.,,.', ~
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ANY ron e, can Ice i.,ucl mon, H. ''''''
!. TIE l'ui.rt State, t,...,,.u,.,, l.,,.. a..
tnni"", H. "nn h.n . f, th. ...,,,.. ....',,
that The company i-..c.. lr,,iir,, IT, t,l"'.,
c'ud mort az. e. ,r,.ui.v '
\, y oiijionn' .ii ID make. go, .l..l,..i
nation 90 t., 8 - acre, I laal +, ibs'.,ii. ;.,
upon each Si''r 81 ;ic r.arl.
y. lhr Bon J, imy ~iN ,,cr cant i. ..,.l ,.,l,t.
ff,lcirai Is al" PAYABLE in .rlI
H. III" "trii.'a, iicni the l,ru Y. ,.,. t,.f-
n'-s sea" oV.. Won. ,iilii,u - i,,
which rf-,r ,.,.t '''''l ii~' Nctr.
much nort han >t.Hi.rnt f. ~, WaS
These earning, viii h.' With ."' ''''I'>''
completion Il the raiire line IN ls;S VI" INC
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-24
lkA w. CLARK, AGENT,
Middlebury, VT,

5 ;n W y, New York At The Compan,'s un.c. No.
Z" NSN'"u -, and by John J. (i>co,& son. Bank.
ere 40; .? Wall 81 and hv the Conplny'. nd.
'r na,. agents Throughout the United States.
"I',,'s ,'"' nee bni parties subscribing through
livery. '"'' S"ie ue-
new PAMPHLET y MAP wa. issued Dc.
|'ei !, containing u report Of 'hc progress
'i thH work to that date, and Il n.nr, cn.n7lcte
iatenheni IN relation to the value of the Londs
,'i' XIII iI ,'n ,e gwen IN an alNeri.rneut. which
W '' sent Tree on application at the Con,au, :
'''''eS or To- any ct the a .vcril,ei agents.
oo, !oiiN jlS''O Treasurer, Kew York.
'''' 3nw
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gPeFin' aotiers,
PAIN KILLER.


All interested, please read the following -a trac,
rom letter from Mrs Ellen d. Mason vita u
Raw. Francis Mason Tounghoo BirmRh
Ny son was taken violently sick with
diptheria, cold chillg,, burning iever and sore
throat counted ouf&S1 rniug ten little sescles
in his throat, very whirc, ana his tongue towards
the root just like u watermelon, tull OF seeds ;
the remainder coated as thick as knitc-bludc.
So many children have died around hare | was
afraid to call physician, and thought / would
try your Pain Killer for gargle, with small
doses inwarly. did so, and found the garglo in
varilhy cut on tho vc5iccs, an he raised them
up, covered with blood he was taken un. Sum.
day On We lncslav lis ,hr)et was clear. AM his
tongue ia lilly clearing OF | also used it az II
Eminent, with castor oil ami haglshom. for his
neck. 1t seemed TO me a wo1ceail ere. and |
can bu, with It could he known to tho many ps.y
mothers IT. Our land who are lC.iH. So many chi
drcn by this dreadful disease
have found your Pain Killer ons Ut the most
valuable medicines ever used IN Ewmnh. Ouco
was s'urg B., vcrv LARGE black 'fion; tho
pain vas inltscriNth,c. Immediately applied
the Pain kill"i, io- ! never travel without ~
again AND again. AMI ia hall au hour ny loot was
well 3l;sn
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-24

STATE OF VERMONT-District of
y Addison IS.
Inc Probate Court Tor the District OF Addison
To al persons interested in the estate Of
HENRY n. POWELL,
late Of MidJlebury,in said district, deceased,
A.. ...,, Greeting:
AN instrument, lated the 18th day of AUGUST
A. ID. 1865 purporting to be the last will and ties.
lament Of the said Henry T. Powell deceased, is
presented to said Court for probate and allow.
ance; Therefore, by the authorityof the State of
Vermont, you are hereby notified 10 appear before
SAD Probate Court al session thereof, to be
holden at the Office OF said court in AIiddeburv on
Monday, Dec lith, 1868 at 10 o'clock in the lore
noon, and show cause, II any you have, why said
instrument should not be allowed and proved as
'ne Iast viii and testament of said deceased.
A. d. 1868. 10y " NV'''
9''3w JED 8. BUSHNELL,
Acting Judge
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-24
CLERGYMEN.

thee Rev. Isaac Aibon Of nrshanr te.tii..n
tn9l II has cured him after all other RENE lie.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-24
FOR GROUP,

The liisam wiil Zee found invaluable. aiul may
always relied upon in Tho most cxirome Ct .ei
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-24
DEAD TIE FOLLOWING.

10 GESIs;- This /. 90 cp,tjtv that / rave
iHrra Alton, Lang iial'am ci- 10. ihs test Ienic-
10 Ia inc voci Cor diseased la-s have uscj
it liz my family for breaking up troublesome
cough Wi!l the hJpp.a-, eht... f,uommendet
1t To Nanui, lady who had bar as-iug uph and
was threatened with Cois1mpii1n, AMI it cured
hcr 30 tow days. ! would rrcommsul !. tr al
tho,o prclispo.cI &c. Consumption.
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HARD COLDS AND .OrGlIS

Yell p. oH.c Co.. -. l'y u.e Of this sroat remedy
Ii NIl -rrrocj IN 4j,inYrcli,t where slo'i .rrpm.
e'ie. ht'.i ill
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-24
SORE THROAT.

Keep ["ur d! cat wet with the Bil.am--i,l.iu,
ltilt o"d oien-an1 You will very soon ind ,elieE
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-11-24

.'N 81 N"N1nber Instant (lS6Sl at T., O'clock Il,
'hr i''"ncon, and show cause, il any Won ba,s
why sahtaceounl Should not be allowed aud srcl,
'idei 'f decree made, shah be nccessar, 10
close tl'a .etilemeni Of said late.
Dated a, Nj dlctur,. His ith dsv Of N,,.,oi..,
\. u, 1885 'e"''ei
So Nv TFItS uI,SIlNrtt -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-03-05
A Lady's Portrait of Dickens.

Pen PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLES DICKENS 8
READINGS. Taken from Lite by Kate Field.
Loring, Publisher: Boston.
Those who have already heard Mr.. Dickens
read will do we'll to obtain Miss Fields "Pho-
tographs'' of the performance; for they will
bring back wildly to their memory all those
details which, though of interest at the mo.
ment, almost inevitably fade away afterward-
but which are here not only photographed
faithfully but stereotyped permanently. Those
who have not yet heard, but who still expect
to hear Dickens will be able to prepare them
selves by looking over the descriptions, TO be
ON the alert for those more delicate points OF
the readings which, when one is unprepared
for them, are apt to come too suddenly and
pass too rapidly for full appreciation. Miss
Field has studied her subject carefully and
thoroughly, bringing to it quickness of per-
eeption and keenness of experienced criti-
cism which render the result far more valua-
BILE than the ord mary glancing critques of
the day.
Those who have neither heard nor expect to
hear Dickens himself may yet form a very
fair idea Of his style of slocu ton, the special
hits that he makes, and the effect he produces.
from perusal of these pages. His many ar
dent admirers will be pleased with this trib-
ute to him, coming as it does from one whose
enthusiasm has so warmed her heart to the
task as to make of her own expression a
medium for the homage of thousands, who
though sharing Der admiration, are necessa-
rily debarred from public manifestation of it.
We are tempted to indulge in few quota
tons, but aside from want of space, we re-
frain for the reason that the series deserves
to be examined as a whole, that one picture
adds interest and finish to the next, and that
all are necessary to giv1 complete idea of
the infinite variety of physiognomy which
Mr.. DiclIen can assume. Each reader can
sslect for himself the one which tickles his
fancy the most or touches his heart the
nearest. M. j. M. s.
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Sherif's Sale.

CUMBERLAND, IS.
TAKEN on execution and will be sold at PUB
Il lie auction, ON Monday, April 4, A. ID. 1863, at
ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the Shers Office in
the city of Portland in said county, oil the right in
equity which William Chase, ofPortland, has or had
the 2Jth day April, A. ID. 1865, at IL O'Clock
and 40 minutes in the forenoon, being the time or
the attachment OF the same ON the original writ in
this action on which the execution obtained TO
in said Portland, to wit:
A certain lot or parcel OF land situated in Port
land, and bounded as follows, to witt
Beginning at point 100 feet nom the
corner OF Winter and Pine streets on the
southerly inc of Pine street, in northeasterly
direction from the aforementioned; thence on the
line of said Pine street, in direction
20 feet to point; thence in southeasterly direcl
ton, parallel with State street, d ieet 81 inches
o'Brion; thence in a southwesterly direction or the
line of said OBrion's land 70 feet to point parallel
with Pine eet; thence in a northwesterly direc-
more or less, to the point begun a..
The above described premises being subject 10 a
mortgage to KJenness to secure the payment of eight
end recorded in Cumberland Registry of Deeds,
Book 299, page 1888
Also one fourth part, in common aud undiylde1.
ofa certain lot ofland. situated on Congress street
In said city of Portland, bounded as follows. viz
Beginning at post the rorth side of said street
standing in the corner ola lot of land now or lately
belonging to the heirs OF James Deering; thence
running northwesterly by said Deerinq's land osT
feet in hes; thence southwesterly by said Dear
lng's land 167 fee inches TO land now or Iatey he
i@9nslns to Haggett: thence southerly by said
Haggetts land 266 feet to Congress street, thence by
bounds 49, ~ INV "'''
The above describe last men toned premises one
fourth part thereof being subject to mortgage to
George X, Shepley to secure the payment on two
thousand 60 lars and interest, dated August 18th,
1868, and recorded in Cumberland Registry ofDeeds,
Book 500 page 195.
dated at Bort and, March sth. A. D. 1868.
GEO. W. PARKER, sheriff,