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c dug holes in them for doors, and pre-
e tended they were our Wigwams, Whe
e We got tired OF that we chased eac
5 other around, and then Joe stool o.
top OF one and drove me down when
ever L tried TO come up, and we laugh
ed till we felt weak clear to our toes
} Did you ever laugh so hard? Only
mother, VIC felt just as mean and skulk
= ing rs we could, because we knew
Dir. Slade didn't want boys tumblin.
on his stacks. And what do you t!liull
We saw Mr.. Slade coming, by-and-by
There we were, right on top of tht
stack we'd torn up the most. YOU'D
s.settnr believe we scrambled down in 4
hurry. We could hear oJ:r 1fcariy
beat, and we felt so weak we could
hardly run. But we did run, through
Il great rough, wet field, and Mr..
Slade ran after Us, and he kept com
ing nearer, until by-and-hy we coul,l
hear him breathe. And then l thought
about you, and wondered If Mr. Slade
would beat us to death, and hide us
under some of those ugly, ID, half
burnt, .stumps, and nobo,ly'd ever
know, and you'd cry, and cry, till
your hair got gray. All at once [ felt
a hand laid down bard on my shoul-
der, and we couldn't move bit, nor
I'sreah And Mr.. Slade chucked us
under oGr chins, and made lis look
up, and looked as ugly and cross as
ever he could. But, mother, he just
took two oily, big, red apples out Of
his pocket and gave them to US, and
slid, "Therc, you little sinners, eat
them up quick p He didn't say one
word about the stacks. lie marched
away whis Ing, and couldn't wait for
lis to say anything Wasn't he goo |?
He knew how to make us stay off the
flax" ..
Itsccmcl like years and years ago,
that they did those naughty things
OF course he wouldn't do anything 50
bad now, Tommy thought to himself,
with great deal Of satisfaction. Then
he tod about Joe's little, bright hair
ell mother how she used to bake |
tart, for them, and tell riddles, and
play hide and seek with them.
But one morning the people were
all going about with htshcd voices
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Poor Darby and Joan
Were very well known,
They were happy although thcy were 20
Darby followed the p!ow.
And Joan MIXED Il small COW;
But they scarce kept the wolf from tllc do
1t was now quarter day,
The landlord to pay,
They were puzzled, they did not know ho
| Though grieved to the heart
| With their favoritc to part,
Joan sent Darby to sell the poor COW,
! SO he left his abode,
| And set out on the road
| That's leading to Derrytown fair.
But his heart was so low,
| lie trudged on very slow,
Till he came within sight of Il "Bclr."
Darby never could pass
Without taking glass
So his GRAND he CHANGED to forget
So tuning song,
he sauntercd along,
Till Il sweep on donkey he met.
I'm tired, he cried
And / must have Il ride;
And what do you think came 10 pass?
-tItiiOuSn lt seems strange,
lie made an exchange.
lie changed the poor COW for an ass.
Away on his Nctlly.
He role pretty steady,
His consequence made him look big;
Till near the roadside,
y stout youth lac cSp:cd,
Who 10 market w;ts driving 4 pig.
Darby got down to sec:
= 1our porkcr," cried he.
Has raised in my mind Il warm wish"
\ bargain was struck;
Darby thought il Sood luck.
For polk WIS his iavoritc dish.
Next l.c met WAS Old Daniel,
And with him a fine si;,rieI;
Says Darby. Il wish lie were mime
Says Daniel, '.takc Hanger,
+ !ou ;!lc no stranger;
III give you my dog fer yonr swirc.'
SD homcward lac went, .-...
Forgetting lis rent,
For sill he was absent in mind;
Two ncigliboring sqmircs.
through brlm!,!cs and br:crs.
lad al Tie way followed bolIind,
IS they drew near tl.c door. sir:,
Their Barhary CCl.isc:s
" ere tied to the stump Of an ash;
Wii'e IN ambush they lay,
To Lear what joan wnIIid saw.
'Ti:cn she found Il.;.t hc brought no cash.
Twas near the door-s;one,
1arby mel his dcG:r Joan
Ie tcmdcEly gave her a kiss,
The SqfIires still pursue,
Yet kccuing from view,
20 see if jean tool; il ;,miss.
Is story lie tod,
Md Joan did not sco'd.
STt patte;l the dog with delight;
Oar cottage he'll guard.
though fortune IS hard;
bear Darby, YOU always do Ri ht.'
For then we might ride.
l,syrn to town side;
= II pork ton iuvc," saws Joan;
But thanks to O,d Daniel,
doe on = spaniel.
ir;l now have one OF my' own"
he gentlemen who
We're hidden from view,
ne conduct Of Joan to bchold;
With wonder regarded it,
nd well to reward it,
,s@h drew forth 4 pnr@e full of soid.
ayine. "With his money now
10 and bIv yOu 4 COW; F .
nd with This go and pay for Your rent;
We blush not to uwn
hat by thee, gentle Joan,
Sc have lcIrned to b. crcr content"
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(From the Gin. EnqHirer.)

The Rabbi Sncersohn addressed a
small audience at the Jewish Temple
corner of DIound and Eight streets,
uron Palestine. The lecture was
principally devoted 10 4 description of
the villages of Shechem and Hebron
(adioining which is the tomb o: Abra-
ham), with occasional dissertations
upon Mohammcdan and jewish life
and manners. .. ...
The speaker began saying that Pal
estine was unlike any other country
in the world. The names ofits rivers
mountains and cities, although they
urc small and insignificant, awaken
many "reminiscences. His principal
aim would be to give the description
of the four cities regarded rs holy by
the JcwS-J crusalem; Hebron, She
chem and Tiberias. One Of the most
ancient of these, and one often men
toned i'll the Bible. is tie city Of She
chem, afterward called NeapolIs. 1t
is Interesting, not on account Of the
jews, for there are few IL it, bit Oh
account of the Sameritans, Of whom it
is the only abode The Talmul says
that Shecaem was an unfortunate
place. Joseph, going to the Valley
cf Shechem, was seized by his broth
ren. In Shechem the division took
place between Julea and Israel, and
even to this day it is inhabited by a
people wLich is hostile to the Jews,
although partly descended from them.
1t seems as if the city had been des-
tied by Providence 20 be at all times
the snare and stumbIing-block of Is
rael-an antagonist of the holy city
of Jerusalem.
Shechem is situated in one Of the
most delightful valleys in Palestine
Mount Carmel OH the north and
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SCHOOL EXAMINERS. {.
JUSTICES oFeTIIE PEACE


f,n! ~ = - .i,cLE4RcREEK IT.
Ri SinlantDsi, Com. expires Apr. 6, 1871
rtiabrge Shriver, do r-,. do do do
D. NJ. Sloan, do do do do
-'t sH-' ~ GREEN TOWNSHIP.
John Tayfor, Com. expires April ., 1871
William Cowan, do d do 49,. do do do
500 LII N0YER TO WNSIIIP. i.s.5
Mprrcll Rust, Conu expires Nov. &, 1871
S-cpheir'Mapes, Com. = r. : - .
81 Ji3GS7y TOWNSHIP. a
William Berry, Com expires April 9, 1872
II. iMI:.TDcarm7n do do Oct. 50, -
-.i,as1. Like TOWNSHIP.
Robert M,rks, Com. expires April / /, 1870
= CIV! BfrE,aker, - do do 8, 1870
'l0l ~ MONTGOMERY TT. f..
.. john D. Jones, Com. expires April ., 1872
: L i. si McSiDrra9, ann' do Do Jan. 13, b. ISL
81 5-n.s MILTON TOWNSHIP.
n " Wfiif.n1rc, Com. expires Apr. q, 1872
B:nj. Wcririek, do do do 9, 1871
-. .;''' :. MOIIEcIN TOWNSHIP.
y D.. Mnp,per, Com. expires April ., 1877
j. w. Slater do do do 8 1871
80 MIFFLIN TOWNSHIP.
polman Switzer. Com. expires Apr. ., 1871
Jacob F.. Bcnncngof do do do
II. l.,. ,OR-1NlGiE TOH:NSHTI.
ID. B:d,linger.. Com. expires Oct. 10, 1869
james .ilbcrson- do do do Il, 1870
PERRY TO FNSIIII,:
j. e. Bringo!f, Com. expires Aug. 81, -
Is. lIosciieIiell. do do Sept. q, 1870
RUGGLE.5 TOWNSHIP
R-M- MrCrcady., Com. expires Oct. l., 60
Homer Peek = do. do do IL, 20
SULLIFIN TOWNSHIP,
Geo. Pi,Hiras.T Com. expires Nov. ., 1871
Hamilton Porter. do do do do.
i''2' I''- TROY TOH-N.SITII' !
II. Summers. C,ni. expires Oct. u, 1899
&. =. Van Armm. ID do Apr. 8, ISL
81 q, ,1TERMILLION TOWNSHIP. - i
". g. Galloway. Com. expires Apr. 1, 20
David Fox. do do june u. IL
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H. I. VANTILBURG.

Jcwelcr and Siiversmith, one door west Of
the First National Bank, Ashland. Gold
and Silver Watches, and 4 splendidassort-
mentof Fine Jewelry, kept constantly on
hands Repairing done TO order, on short
notice. (vol. 24n7)
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q. & II. SCHSIEDER.

BAKER ana ConfcctlOner, Dealer IN choice
family Groceries, Flours, provisions, Fruits
Notions, &c, Bread, Crackers, Fancy and
Ornamental Cakes and Candies, at whole
sale and retail. Main ST., Ashland Ohio
ToCoSsUAIPTIvE Es.-The Advertiser, hav
ing been restored to health in Il few week
by very single remedy, after having suf-
fered several years with = severe lung aficc-
ton, and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to max known to his fellow suf-
fers thcmcans OF cure.
To all who desire it, he wi send copy
of the prescription used free of CHARGE p,
with the directions for preparing and using
the same which they wi find Cue
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis &c
The object of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he cOnceives TO
be invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as it wi cost them
nothing, and may prove Il blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address Rev. Edward 4. Wilson,
1G5 South Second St., Williamsburg Kings
County. New York. 1yll
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y, P.1 CONAN, NJ. ID. L. MYERS, NJ. d
physicians and Surgeons. office over Citi-
zens' Bank, Ashland, Ohio.
=. N.B.-Dr. Myers having taken thor
.ough course of Instructions, under Prof.
Flint at Bellevu Hospital. n. Y. on diseas.
es of The Heart andBungs, will give partic-
1Ilar attention to the treatment of the same.
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DAVID RRNTE-

Cooper, pear Rcctor's Mill, South Ashland.
Keeps on hand large supply Of stock and
materials and is ready to sapply any de-
mand for Cooper work on short notice.
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Rates of Advertising Advanced

One squat one week, - 3 = isESlp
f5dGh subsequent insertion, less than
three months - - ~ .~s,s 80
One square, three months, changen=-
bielt pleasure, o,pU
One SQUARE, six months, chanseahle
at pleasure, 9,oo
Yearly advertisements three squares
one year, t IZl,ou
Yearly advertisements foursquares'1,lia.
business cards, five lirrs or less, one IA
Administrators, Executors and Guar ~ i
dian Notices, <Vdt-''Z'0o
Probate Notices; :. f;Fg-sr y % is.s 81 ss2oO
All Editorial and Local Notices, per -
naE Advertisements leadcd, orr inserted
uder the Head of Special Notices and
Double column advertisements /; will be.
CHARGED so per ct. in addition to the above
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T. S. HUNTER. MD.

ashland Ohio, Office over Vantilburg's
oewelry Store. Special attention given
10 surgery and the treatment of chronic.
diseases. on Monday AND Saturday of each
week.
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Join MILLER

Butcher and dealer in Fresh meats of all
kinds, Dried Beef, and Bologna. Meet
market at his old stand, basement of Mil
Ier's Block opposite the Town Hall.
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MEAT MARKETS.
CT. J. SAAL,

.-5-t. @ G.. J. SAAL,
Butchers, and dealers in fresh Beef, Pork,
Veal and Mutton. Meat market South side
Main St., three doors West OF the McNulty
House.
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PILE & KNOTU,

Dealers in stoves, tin, Copper, brass and
sheet iron ware. Particular attention paid
to roofing and spouting. Manufacturers o
the Automatic Clothes Washer, L dool
east Miller House.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WlI. RtISrOX

Jeweiler and Silversnrith; opposite the
First National Bunk, Ashland. Cold and
Silver Pens, and Il choice variety Of jewel
kept constantly on hand IIighcs; price
paid for old gold and silver. Repairing
done TO to order and an reasonable terms
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I,IILJTRAYER & CO.

Proprictors OF the Ashland Carriage Facto
~, old stand OF -Ames & Leach, Sandusky
street. y very large stock of the best made
work in the country, consisting Of Car
riages and Wagons.
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A st. Louis girl has run up a
perfumery bill oe sixty dollars and
been sued Cor payment.
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WM. s. ALLEN VI. ID.

Physician and Surcenn-OGice aui Resi-
dence on Corner Of Church and Sc,'ond StS.,
Ashland, y. (y3inlS'
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HARDWARE.

s. ". & T. NJ. EEER, ."
Dealers in Hardware, Iron, Nails, Gle.<,
Cutlery, Paints, Carpenters T"als, Sash
and doors. Store one door cast Of Isl Nai-
Bank.
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. PHYSICIANS.
.OsC. NfcCARTY ND

80 sO.;C. MCCARTHY, NJ. d.
Pf,ysiciai & Surgeon, Polk, Ohio. VIII
pay special attention to the treatment of
chronic diseases, Oh Saturday of each week,
OF his office i' .-
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SAAIPSEL & co,
DelIcrs in Hardware, Cutlery, Pi,in.s, Oils,
Nainisiics, Bcnt S:,uG, Iron, Nails, &C.,
Store one door Elsi Of the McNulty House.
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LECTURE OF RAB6I SNEEH5OHN
The Ancient Cities Of Judea.

Tier Popa7dti0a--KanRe s Of Ms Peo-
pie-We Tomb of -1Jraltam Tile
-1JaJs, de-, dc. .,-- "
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Tommy's Cross Spell.

BY LUCIA c 'ASE BELL.
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MASONIC.

Stated meetings Of Ashland Chapter, No.
81, Il. \. NJ, held al lodge roo ms in Mil
lcr'. Beck, first Tr,e day IN each month.
p. Dix. J. L. COW.AN, II. i.
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Se1eGt s2pftrp.
Darby ard Joan.

Poor Darby and Joan
Were very well known,
They were happy although thcy were poor.
Darby followed the p!ow,
And Joan MIXED Il small COW;
But they scarce kept the wolf from the door
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"A party of convivial Baltimorians
going home in the small hours, night
or two ago, were terribly frightened
by a whife robed ghost on. black
horse. Il pro, ed 10 be a young lady
SOn1nain hllIISf =, - .-.L--tli.I .-.---.E
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-05-11
BLOSSOM ROCK EXPLOSION.

Some days ago we published an account
OF the preparations made by Col. Won
Schmidt, the engineer in charge of the
work on Blossom Rock, in San Francisco
harbor. II win be remembered that the
rock, some feet below the water-surface,
was first eXcavated preparatory to receiv-
ing twenty-three tons of powder, which
was expected to entirely demolish it.
The explosion took place on the 23rd of
April, and from the Alta California Of the
oath, we extract the follow interesting ac-
count Of the explosion result:
THE EXPLOSION.
AT FIVE minutes past two o'clock, all eyes
were rlveted upon the framework above the
rock, the only thing visible in the water, when
suddenly the electric spark is sped forth, low,
rumbling noise, a sudden gush, loud, heavy
thud-like report, are successfully heard, follow
ed by a loud, clear, and sharp explosion, as
though the connexion was not instanteous. Now
the sight was terribly grand A large circular
volume of water, about 400 feet in diameter shot
into the air TO the height Of about 100 hundred
feet, while in the center and amalgsmated with
water, could be seen black volumes of smoke
and sheet of stones, the latter ascending far
above the water, and presenting, on the whole
appearance of volcanic eruption. Immedi-
ately after the explosion every steamer and tug
boat blew their whistles and dipped their colors.
Bells were rung and guns fred, and O general
feeling of delight and admiration seized every
spectator. The scene was one of the most bril-
liant and imposing ever witnessed in the city,
and one that will be as long as remembered. In
the center of the vast column cone of water or
smaller radius was shot up high into the air,
higher than the surrounding water, and lending
to the scene, already magnifcently sublime, a
feature no less admirable than attractive The
framework, too, was torn into shreds and thrown
up with terrible force. The heavy volume of
water returned Immediately 10 its kindred ele-
ment, leaving the air darkened with smoke, and
after the lapse of some, seconds the stones and
timbers came showering down with terrible
fury. The water around the rock for distance
of nearly 900 feet changed its native greenish
hue for yellow muddy, dirty color Timbers
foated in every direction, and the surface of the
water seemed filled with the debris of the wreck.
The work. well conceived, well planned, and
well carried out, was brought 10 successful
termination. Blossom Rock, but few moments
previously the object of intense anxiety, was
now completely annihilated, and is thing of
the past
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Recent Publications.

The Hammer aud Rdpier is the title of a Sc
ries of descriptive sketches, by j. Esten Cooke.
embracing twelve of the greatest military
events in the course Of the campaign in vir-
ginia, beginning with the battle of Manassas
and ending with the surrender of Lee. They
are written from Southern standpoint, the
narrator being upon that side of the line.
They are written with o vigor and facility Of
description that is very effective; and the book
is, we believe, the first of its peculiar kind
that has been published since the war. The
author has drawn his statistics from official
sources, and has, SO far as it is possible for one
person to do, kept himself strictly to facts
seen by himself, or gathered from cotempora-
neous participants. Published by Carleton,
New York, and sold in Portland by Bailey &
Noyes
Zelrs Popular Encyclopedia and On'eers@
Dictionary, parts 15, 16, q and 1S' nave Ssa oeea
received from the agent, John Russell. ins,o
bring the publication up to Diaz' the e To- TOO
guese navigator. We cannot spean spasansvs-
b;cb terms of the beauty and comprs s 60
nass of tb;s work. 1t is a thorough saa -.
nlete library almost exhaus.,.,,; xh.",,;,sncs CON az
pa, ga no nerson of o:dinary in'en,ssnee Gan a.
anu Nv p ,,i,bout 1t. 1t Is indispensable.
ford to 90 wan" ssmi. monthly parts at only 80
cents each.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

rTHIS is to give public notice that Thomas l. Red
i Ion of Portland, County of Cumberland, and
State Of Maine did on the thirty first day OF August
yey to the undersigned lot OF land situated in said
Portland the westerly side of Forest street, said
deed being acknowledged OH said thirty-frst day of
August and recorded IN Cumberland Registry OF
Deeds book S55 page 29O to which reference hereby
made for more accurate description OF the premis-
and the condition of said mortgage deed having
been broken, therefore claim foreclosure of the
same according to the Statute.
LEVI WEYMOUTH. 8
Portland, March Is, 1870. mr16 1aw3w
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The relatives and. friends of Capt Williams
may, perhaps, derive some small comfort from
the thought that the story of his heroism in
the face of death will be remembered as long
as the world retains its admiration for gallant
deeds. "He would not leave his post on the
bridge, although he was almost pulled away,
and when urged by Mr.. Yates, replied, 'I 90
down with my ship" A petty officer urg ing
him to go, he grasped the iron rail, and said
mo, this is my place, and here / remain )"
These are the stories which people tell eac
other, with the sof.eDed hearts, over the w in
courageous acts and selfdenying aims. The re
is no book of shipwrecks, or volume of "Stor-
les of the Sea-" in which the loss of the brave
officers of the Oneida will not be treasured
up, to draw tears from thousands long after
this generation has passed away.-N. Y. Times.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

TINHIS is to give public notice that Jeremiah P.
i johnson. of Portland, county OF Cumberland
and State of Maine, did on the thirteth day OF Sep
tember, A. d. 1867, by his mortgage deed Of that
date convey the undersigned certain lot Of land
situated in said Portland, the south side OF Port
lard street, said deed being acknowledged on said
tbrtieth day of September and recorded in Cumber-
land Registry of Deeds, Book 355, Page $780, to which
reference is hereby made for more accurate des-
crpion of the premises. And the condition of said
mortgage deed having been broken therefore claim
foreclosure OF the same according TO the statute.
LEVI WEYMOUTH.
Portland, March 10. 1870. mr16d1aw3w
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Notice of Foreclosure.

Il HIS is to give public notice that John H. Porter
i of Portland, county of Cumberland and State
OF Maine, did on the twenty-second day Of July,
A. D. 1867 by his mortgage deed, OF that date,
in said Portland, the eastery side of Centre St
said deed being acknowledged said twenty-second
day of July, and recorded in Cumberland Registry
of Deeds, Book $685. Page 1T, to which reference
hereby made for more accurate description of the
premises. And the condition of said mortgage deed
having been broken therefore claim foreclosure
of The same according to the statute.
LEVI WEYMOUTH.
Portland, March Is, 1870 mr16d1aw3w
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DIoGENEs.-It is rather late to parody
Diogenes, but it seems that a Bath man is
trying it. The Times says:
Yesterday man was seen having Ian
tern in his hand looking right and left along
the street as he went.
"Weh, friend, what you looking fer" said
one.
81 am looking for an honest man." he re-
piled, "can you tell me where can find onep,
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Found.

IA hew seine boat.
srt1 Inc % owner can have the same by proving prop
sep2lw6m l.. DANA 81 SON Centra Wharf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-03-19
Portland, March, Is, 1870

n Office is hereby given, that the subscriber has
! ~ been duly appointed Executor of the will OF
GERShOM BLISS, late OF Freeport in the
County OF Cumberland, deceased, and has taken
upon himself that trust. as the law directs. All
persons having demands upon the estate OF sfid de-
ceased, are required to exhibit the same: and all
persons indebted to said estate are called upon to
CHARLES BLISS, Executor.
Freeport, March 1st, 1870. mrs 3w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-03-19

"A correspondent of the st. Cloud Jour
nal, who has just completed tour OF the
Upper Mississippi pineries, estimates that
grand total of 100000 feet of logs will be
driven 10 market the coming season.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-03-19
1863 llKk1slEeaY Sl1!IItssSeM ~. eMAeA@=He

Knits everything. Agents wanted. Circular
and sample stocking free. Address HINKLEY KNIT
TING MACHINE Co., Bath, Me. oc29-dI