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Some of the friends in this city of Hon. James
K. Hubbell. formerly Representative in Con-
gress from ONO, Will be surprised and some OF
them happy to learn that he has baen unani-
mousiy nominated as the Democratic cand date
for the OHIO State Senate, in the dIstric, COM
posed of Delaware and Licking counties. His
election by a large majority is assured.
Mr.. Hubbell, although elected 10 Congress as
a Republican, "Johnsonized," IL will bs re-
membersd, before his time expired, but failed
10 get his reward through the peryersIty of the
Senate, which failed to see his fitness for the
mission 10 Ecuador. 10 which position he was
Nominated by President Johnson. II mus: be
regarded as a good trsit IN the Ohio Democracy
that they should thus liquida,e A. Us little
bills.
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JtSF DAvIs.-Mr. DAVIS health is extremely
ceilcat-- aid tears are entertained that he will
Lot recover sufficiently 10 return TO this
country H. is IL Paris, and a despatch from
hat place TO Mr.. Howell al MontreaI, Canada,
On me l3fn instant, stated that his situation
Vas entremeiy preCarIous. Mr.. DAVIS intends
ehould De recover sufficiently 10 do 30. 10 re.
y.si; Canada this summer and 10 snand naxt
winter IL Mississippi.
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John G.. Breckenridge sold piece of land a;
-. Psul's at the beginning of the war for 81
which Is now worth Skj,OVJ.- Exctdn5s
Breckenridge always was one of the luckiest
dogs in the country. If be hadn't sold when
De die the chances ar that he would have lost
the dollar
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BAGGAGE SAAsHKRS-Ip Massachusetts, on
he 10Th OF June law Went into effect whi h
provides mat any bsggage-m4stsr, express
agrnt, stage driver, hacsman. or other person
whose duty AZ IL 10 handle, remove or take
care OF the baggage OF passengers, who shall
~lfuHN or reckiessly inJure or destroy any
tILth- NaIisE, box, package OF parcel, while
lCacing delivering or storing the same, shall
lHrs 10y w.
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a CoLoREp MINISTER SHoT.-Ths Rev.
Alexander Phillips, colored pastor OF the
oa,, nSsn Eplseopa Cnurch north. in Jack
ednesday night while returning frou,
church, by white man, who l. a yef NJ
AEoWn- Phillips has been taking prJminen,
part pslltIcs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-26

The Cincinnati Commercial says that the
clear hot days closing last week had a wonder
ful effect IN TipeniIg the growing gram. AL
ready Ia southern Ohio the farmers are cut
ting their fall barley, and fields full of
.'shOcks Of grain that Is saved are TO be seen
a. intervals Wheat looks remarkably well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-26

The old dodge is being tried In the case of
Ierger, the murderer OF Colonel Crane, at
jackson, Mise. TIE defence are trying 10
prove that he was insane when he committed
the horrid butchery. 81 far, however, they
have only been able TO make II appear that ne
possessed an ungoye-naols WILL a vIolen: tenn
crunkeuress
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hILLED BY LIGH1NING.-A son CT j. w
lCunE, a farmer, living about fourteen miles
from Davenport. Iowa, was instantly killed
ay stroke OF lightning on Friday mornIng
lie was standing Oy his fathers side, who was
seated on char IN the kitchen during the
prevalence OF thunder storm. Suddenly
there was fash and an explo sion, and the
CLOCK W a. dashed 10 fragments 70 the II Dor. At
Tue same instant both father and son fell
W ben they we've picked up the child was dead
and the father badly stunned.
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Prom J. Snillington, OdeOn Building, we
have Erery Saturday and HsdrtA and IF1ms, for
July 3: and from j. G. Parker, As 9Th street
Ersry Saturday, for July }, and the American
-t.Til ultLrist, for July.
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Hester Vaughn Is reported 70 be sick and des-
utute IL England, and to have applied for as
sIstsnCe 10 friends In this country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-26

The new Stockton Hotel at Cape May. of
which we have heretofore made mention, was
formally opened on Thursday with eoIsidera-
BE ScIrf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-26

SHHAP AND DEsIBABLE
LLAMA LACE POINTS,
FROM 40 10 100 p0LLARs,
BLACK CANVASS GBESADIEks, ell prices.
firm 20 csntsup.
RlOH BLACK SILKS in great variety.
Striped and Check JAPASEsE FOPLIS3, at
reduced prices.
FRENOH LAWNS and ORGAN
WHITE FRENCH MUsLINs
WHITE AND OJLo8ED CORDEp PIQUEs
BLACK and COLORED ALPACA, all prices.
100 pieces OOLORED 9REN.DISES,
AID other thin materials, with many other scarce
ana desirable goods, which we have recently
re1rced price IN order to close them en-
tirely out, and purchasers who desire t. get the
m, st for GDeir money are invited to examine our
stock and pI Ices previous to purchasing where
eNI PRICE ONLY, IN PLAIN FIGURES
NO DEVIATION ALLOWED.
W. NJ. SHUsTLR BRO,
No. 324 Pennsyv snia avenue,
Je 20 2s,2sIyl35 Between 9th and 10Th SITS
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CLOTHING. &c.
TEMPORARY REMOVAL.

The Building w. nov occupy sso-, to h.
thorou big renovst>d sus improved Tor cur 49,.
On account of the Extensive Inprovensu;s who.
viii take place. ws vii: Be compelled TO
TEMPORARILY vAcATE THE BUILDING
We have thi. day rented Of W B Moses. n.s
THE STORE, FRONTING on Urn STREET
UNDER THE AVENUE HOUSE,.
foCR DOORS BELOW oUR THEsESrsranp
VIZ SHALL REMOVE THERETO.
os THURSDAY. yULY IOrH.
oUR ESrrKE STOCK
OF
MEN'S AND BOYS CLOTHING. A.
Previous 20 reOOvstias, We have reduced our
rrtos- 90
ALL wOoLLKN GOODS.
EXCEPTING FLAsSELs.
IN ORDER To SAVE MOVING THEM.
PARTIES DESIRING TO PUR~HAsg SHOULD
AVAIL THEssELFEs or raE
OPPORTUNITY
A. SAkS & Co.
slT sEyEETB STREET
y We WILL AGAIN RETURN TO Qua
PRESENT LOCALITY on OR ABOUT AUGUST
z3Ih. jeie "
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QS horeisn:! North CAPITOL street bet 3 and
). tn. sI,6.f r. 81 Evil" SUBJECT 0n0rF0
US s siTCBELL. before the Ths,osicsi De.
%1.oes sSreS the New f9k
Nv sEACE CHURgH 4 I.l.na l-Did.e s.r-
~ v.Ge be held hereafter In Grace Church
kN,Rf SUNDAY At u o'cIook a m and o'clock
I'm ON every yRIDAY 81 O'Clock m "a
x hOnNDRY N \. CaUhCa 10 ~
GTRsoS' viii ts1sr adi.cSur.s cn T:m EZRA
Al ,. p m ynsrtsrly Love ast At p. m.
Nv pr MORGAN Will deliver the Quarterly ser
TN0UNT yEENoN PLACE, EPISCOPAL
METHODIST GaURNH; c-rner % on sud
pastor Rs, TGfSE The suSl,9 oor si ~
invited. SUNDAY school at ociockam 1t
TaMEIBoDIsT PROTESTANT CHURCH
ch1rch service MKT SABBATH. a. II r. m
unto mt The sass are s sSs:sd
Ses;ssfrse. II
"Rlv. 7 D MONROE OF MOUNT vEs.
f. S5sssh IL ss
e 1O,n streets; on SUNDAY, june 9Th. Services
All are oOrdi.ly Invited to attend the e''n@'
~sUNDAY SCHOOL CONCERr At the nth
street Lutheran Church TO McRR0W
hddres,es and other Interesting exercises.
All persons who have ever hesn conueC ted With
Any Of the schools of this church are especially in
TEGw YORk AVENUE PRIsBf TEXAN
~ Oh RCB-Rev. Ir sAMPs0N will preach
sysIiSg ihs Pastor Of me 6hoTsh Rev: M,
Iege. IL.
TTHERE WILL BE A MEETING HELD
At a., cEoMs ,oi Hail. PeSnT IVA .vs1us
EVENING. At so'slock. at which all members OF
.GIgmti, IypGsIsshi cal gnion fsyor.ble to sus
L1,sn at lts late session at Albany, are respect
July invited to attend 1t
Co f. f ems F f5R A HSHAR 5Esis,
a. "
L., sIs.: Gallery in the United States f.si.:s.
W. THE WESLEY CHAPEL sABB.Ta
no5, SSH0nL XII siTs an k5 Ken. to ely
steamer wswsset will leave her wharf at a m.
pr 10 AID TstSrn Eyer, ~ EFFORT will
st,end Tickets for . lady and sentlsman. 81; for
i LADY 90 cents; for gentle rs cents; for
TTHh CBRISTIAN CHURCH heretofore
AS worshipping in the suprems Court room,
Ci,y Hall having purchased and thoroughly rem;
issh streets, recently ysc..sd By the ssaths1a
Msihrdist Church, will reopen the same TO.
S snd eas n sy fsa2c
EFT, President Of Alliance COLLEGE, Ohio Seats
Tree, and the public cordially invited. 1t.
n~THE SUBSCRIBERS TO Ta0 NATION.
US AL INTELLIGENOEB will be served to
cay and until further notice, with the Ersning
ETp,esS until arrangements can be perfected for
Its separate iesue a Q regular morning edition.
WASH June y, 1859 le25
o~kCNs OF J0NADAB Pioneer Cou neil,
AID NJ sssP
at O'Clock m and every member is ,ected
w be present, as the election Of off GERS and Their
importsnt business will he transacted.
BY order Of the Council Ie25-2t
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DBoPOsALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

OFFICE AcTfSG COMMI>s'Y SUBSISTENCE. D
fiKEsVILLE Arsenal, NJ June q, 1853
seaied Proposals. in u pic ate. will be received
~ The undersigned until 10 O'Clock O M, FRI
bAf y oily 10, 1852 'or furnishing Fresh Beef to
inc enlisted men Of this Post for six months or
such Iets time as he Commisssry General of Sub
Conditions and req uirements made known by the
undersigned. NJ Z GREAJJsH
CAPT end X, in charge of Pikesville Arsenal,
and A. &. s. Is2s st
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Il OOFlH
Ifyou want your ROOF made Fire And w..a,
Proof for u OF Is yesrs-wsrranted-At abont Ia,
the cost Of Tin or other roof ,mnlor -A
No "A N
the uBrival-d FELT and COMPOSITION ROOF
Nh, ID louisiana avenue. or 500 N between ARR
and sih streets. Repairs to old r,ef promn tiy
made and warranted. Material always on hand
ant &c T sais an la sm.
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PROPOSALS FOB CAVALRY HORSES.

ACTIN6 Assn QUARTgRAIsTER's OFFICE,
BALTiMORF. June a l8f9(
Seaed Proposals are invited and " i'll be received
At this ofhce until ]? NJ on MONDAY, JIiy 26,
Tor furnishing the Quattermasters Department
siNteen CAVALRY HOkSGs. as follows:
The Horses are to be sound la all particulars,
well broken, in full fesh and good condition /,
from fifteen to sixteen hands high, from Fl We to
nine years old, strsight backed, short coupled of
bay color, and well adapted in every way to Cav
airy purposes
thorough inspection OF each horse will be
made by Government officers and those that do
not confol IN to the above description will be re
Jecttd Delivery must be conn leted by the midi lie
OF August next. Bids will be submitted to the
Quart. rmsster General for his approval before
awarding contract
Proposals should be marked Proposals for
Horses" and addressed to the undersigned
By order Of the Quartz master General
FL BANCROFT,
IL BIevet Captain, A. A. q. M U ;. A.
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LOB 6ALE-Elegant country home, fruit a,s
Rardep FARM. hve miles from the CITY IN
virginia. Price el7 DO Apply TO '' :"
kILBoURA 4 LATTA
ap lax Corner tn sad So
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NE Z. q. cox having resu med the practice of
~ MEDICINE and SURGERY, offers his bro.
fessionsl services TO the ciGizeu. Of the DIstrict
He may b. found, for the present, at Mrs Nsdines
"a street, opposite the Ebiitt ii ouse,J where
he viii be happy to receive such persons az NAV
desire to consult him, between the hours of Ana
10 a. m, and and . m daily IA DAT
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SHARLEs r. PKRRIE,
DEALER IN
FINE TEAS. GROCERIES, WINES, AND
LIQUORS,
Northwest Corner 9th and streets
Desires to call sttent 20 his nelly assorted
OF STAPLE and FANCY GROCEHIES, consist n
OF HSEkl ARTlCLE In his line.
bis trieuds and the public generally. PARTIO-
CEAkLf PERSONS PUkCHABlNGF FOB CASH
are respectfully invited To coll and am ne this
stock. snd take sdvaI tage OF the recent GREAT
INDUCTION IN THk PRICE Of many o. the
sta pie, semi staple, and fancy articles
Each article wsrrsbted as represented and
sold ct the YEkY L',WEfT CASH PhICEs
zee notice Of CALIF0RnIA WINES Ie Is. lot
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(NARRIAGKs r., CARRIAGES CARRIAGES
~ REMOVAL
Having removed kepositary to
stand. have hand a lar Re number Of nav
ard second hand Carriages
Repairing promptly attended to.
ROBRRT II. GRAHAM.
Corner 9Th and streets and 419 sth street
Wanted-A good Carriage Trimmer ie25-Jtr
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= G A
100 barrels Cut Crushed, Powdered, Granula-
ted and Clarified SUGARS.
BROWN SUGARS of various grades.
For sale low by BRYAN BROS,
349 Penney lvauis aveuu.
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CARPETS. l.
WINDOW SHADES,
CABINET FURNITURE,

AT PRIME UU5T FOX SIXTY DAYS.
Intending to make q change n my business, and
having large and complete assortment of the
stsve goods on hand, will sell all of tie above at
pin cos' for CASH ONLY
Persons in want Of any OF the above articles will
md 10 tn their sdvsntase by calling Immediately
at 36s 9TH street, between L End X.
Je 26-eoC2w Oh, WILSON,
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Fl M s. &C.
I 900 MARYLAND HAMS
THIN BREAKFAST BACON
SMOKED BEkF
LEAF LARD, in and elb. boxes and IS To- tins
For sale by BRYAN BROS
SAG Peknsylvania avenue
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WINES AND BRANDlES
w FOB MEDICINAL USE
HENEEssY BRANDY-vintage 1858,
Old PORT VIM,
HARMONY TOPAZ SHERRY.
CABINET SHERRY.
Louis Roederer, @ II, Mumm and Chas Held.
sleek Go. CaAMPAGNES,
CALIFORNIA WINES,
For sale by BRYAN BROS,
"a l9-PC?w 3Aq
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L REsERvING KETTLES
With large sss0rtm mt of
TIMED AND kNAMELLEB WARE
At Fair Prices
u. =. SIMPSON
Successor to Sibley Guy
Ie 70 etN Penns. ave, bet 10Th an llth sts

Two more superb INSTRUMENTS Just-
received and offered AZ reduced prices G66
Several DtaIly New ones at great bsr-VVvvv
gains. The kntire Builiing devoted to the busi :.
NESS. JOHN y. kLLIS
800 Pennsylvania avenue,
Je IS y Tenth 81
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AL THINGS WE'LL have seen need Of
every thing that God gives me, and want moth
ing that he denies me. There Is no dispense
ton, though affective, bat either In IL, or afer
10, the Comforter teaches me I could not have
done without IT, Whether IL be taken from me,
or given to me, sooner or later. God quiets me
in himself without IL think the Lord deals
kindly with mo to make me believe for my mer-
cies before receive them. The less reason has
to work on the more freely faith casts itself on
the aishfalness Of God. I hnd that when fAith
Is steady, nothing can disquist mo and when
fAish so'ters. nothing can establish me. IL
tumble out among means and creatures, am
presently lost. and can come 10 no end but IL
receive help nom above. TO stay myself on God.
and leave him 10 work In his own way and
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While Tom Corwin was member Of the Gen
eral Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, he brought
in bill for the abolition Of public punishment
a, the whipping pct. lie made speech there
on, to which an elderly man replied as follows:
"Mr. Speaker. the gentleman Is not as old rs
am, and has not seen as much Of the practical
operation Of the system Of punishment which he
desires to abolish. when I lived in Connecticut,
ia fellow stole ahorse or cut up any other rus
ties, we used to tic him right up, and give him
q real good thrashin', and he always cleared
right out, and we never saw anything more Of
him. It's the best way Of getting rid OF rOgues
that ever was tried. and without expense to the
State"
COrwin rose in reply. "Mr. Speaker. l have
been often puzzled to account for the vast immi-
grafton from Connecticut to tho West; but the
gentleman last up has explained ii to my entire
satisfaction"
The bill passed. without further discussion.
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Death.


Out % the shallow Of sadness
Into the sunshine 81 ghdLes,
Into The iADd Of the blesii
,~.
Out Of to-day's sin AMI sorrow,
Into bli.sfui to-moro~,
Into day without siocm,
Vs m ~
.,-,.,...,,S
Out q q ne Of eommoticn,
Tempest swept on as he OCEAN,
DARK with the wreck drifing o'erj
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DODD'S
NERVINE
DID IT.

NEW LONDON, Conn.,, April &c, 1909.
RxnEnBERED FRIEND I'll thought u we'll 10 walt
another week before writing, TO see III continued
der the treatment OF the new medicine, ana I am
happy to tell you that sm getting bettsr-evsn
isstsf than when yOS y Msrs here commenced
advising me 10 do IL. When I began with 10 l
could only walk from my bed 70 the chair. My
trouble has been extreme pain IN the head and
has lasted over three years. All tho medicine
I am now abba TO 20 up and down stairs, and daily
Improving. I consider the NPRViNE the best
medicine ever found. and shall continue Its use,
ken only three bottles, and would not DO without
u on any account
swS Very truly. Mrs. I. 9. MUTE.
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Farm for Sale,

I~-o SITUATED in Buxton, near
6ufsS Salmon Falls village, nine miles
64i from saco, sixteen from Portland
near tho line Of the p. & n. Railroad.
Said Arm was the property OF the late VIM Mil.
ken and consists Of $50 acres suitably divided into
tillage and pasturaso under high state OF cult.
walton, with good orchard buildings nearly new
cuts about Is tons OF hay. Conveniently divided
into two ARMS Terms reasonable. Apply 10
IVORY q MILLiKEN, on the premises. OF to
t9f DANIEL DENNETr, ESQ, Buxton.
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Natural politencs-tio boughs Of trees.
The sieve, through which the man 'straine'
every nerve ID iOr sals as cost price.
"Bin," said dying California ..Aso-a,''l'
'T'm on the down grade. and can fA0" wv
brake"
s.ia K.,s % her husband, John, what rock
do. ty,,s Low. build uponi' ouOth John, and
priunea from ear to ear, Tho rock OF yonder
cradle. dear
Al.dy whose family were very much In inc
habit Of making oonundrums, was one evening
asked by her husband. in an excited fone' why
~. All the.e doors len open'' Il give IL up
instantly replied the lady.
Josh Billings divides the human race into
threc classes: Those who think IL is 80, those
Who think Il isn't %. and those who don't care
ad-n whether Il il % or not
An exchange says: IAN over the country
women lecturers are springing up We hope
they don't spring up too high. Let them re-
member that tbs u the era Of short dresses.
A Louisville gentleman renders himself un-
pleasant To his family by yielding to the hallu-
cination that he Is commissioned to chop his
wiz into small pieces.
sor. an. blamed nr M,r,h FIR changing his
mind. "wen." said he. "that Is the difference
between man and q jackass; the jsekass can't
change his mind, and the man can-it's hu-
man privilege"
AKen,ucky paper say, that In Rowan coun-
~ c,v..,. TIM. c,termipa,ed: "Seyersl grains
NJ eoru arr strung upou n horse hair, which,
when swallowed. causes tickling sensation In
the crows throat. In his Efforts to get IL up
the crow invariably scratches his head of.
man who lately sued a lady for breach Of
promi,e was offered $500 to settle. "whst"
he cried, "two hundred dollars for ruined hopes
q shattersi MUD, blasted life, and bleeding
heart! Two hundred dollars for all this
Never, never Make Il three, and lisa bar
gain
An Arkansas paper says that one citizen Of
that State, eighty-three years Of age. lately
married q blooming widow Of thirty-ave; and
another Arkansian, ninety-eight years old, less
unfortunate than his younger fellow-citiren, on
the same day fell down stairs and broke his |
neck.
A Chicago woman, who ought to know, writes
thu, mothers cannot be too careful Of their
,l. .u ~. -. - A.. .,...,. all
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Twenty.fyc Y ears, Practice

In the Treatment OF Diseases incident 20 Females
has pla.Sd m DOW at the head OF all physicians
making such practice q speciality, and enables
him 10 guarantee q speedy and permanent cure In
the worst cases OF Suppression and all other Msn-
strsaI Dsraagsmsats. IRON whatever easse. All let
tets for advice must contain 81. Office, No. Endi
colt Street Boston.
n. blizzard ivrnished to those desiring to re-
main under treatment.
Boston. July. IS6S-sp.nolyrss
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Foreclosure Of Mortgage.

nIIE subscriber hereby gives notice that 9scrys
II II. Kicker, OF Lebanon, in the Coany % IWs
and state Of Maine, conveyed to Josspn "; 10y.
OF HoIderness. in the County OF drafton sna oS, ~.
OF New Hampshire, In fee and morgsC, NJ
dad of mortcpgs dated the tvelfh day oi sep.
timber. A. ID. 1857. and recorded on the yi9th ana
S,Oth pages OF Book 2jl Of York County Records,
the following described real estate, situate In LIB
anon slorcsaid, 70 Wit Q certain lot OF land With
the store thereon, bounded - follows viz, begin.
ming at the north. vest corner Of Ian Owned by
Levi Covsll, and running south. esstGiy ~ said
CowellS land Ave rods and ave feet 70 land ccou-
pied by Tiilcy II. Riekeri then south. westerly ny
1aid land four rods 10 the roed leading 70 orsat
Fails, then north.westsfly by aid roed 70 the
Cross Road then north.eastefiy ~ The Crocs
Road % the bounds begun Ut t-that said yossph
n Lord, by his deed OF assignment dated the ~.
tecuth day Of December, A. ID. 1853. and recorded
on psrV III Of Book go Of York County Records,
conveyed the same 20 Jason Il Cumming, 81 Chel-
sea, In the County Of Sunolk and Commonwealth
OF Massschusetts that Md Jason II CumminEs,
by his deed Of assignment dated The thlrtssth day
Oh March. A. -. 1863, and recorded on pay it2 Of
Book 3il OF York County lteeorts, ooavsyed the
sans 70 Caroline M d. Kicker, Of said Chslsea
that ssid Csroiiae y. y. Rieks. By hsteissd Of a
sisnment dated the sishtssnth day o. NAY, 4. =.
1859, and recorded on pagss is and is6 OF Boob
90 Of York County Records. couysyed The me
70 the Subscriber that The oouditoa IN Nd n.ss
gass 10 bsokeu, BY reason uhsrsof the sapsenos'
claims foreclosure. svtN.
Lebanon, May %, 1852