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Notice of Foreclosure.

VYYHEREAS, Harvey l.. Gushing OF Manchester
w In the County OF Marlborough and state OF
New Hampshire, on the 3ist day of December \. ID.
1873, conveyed to cynthia II. Gushing Of said Man
chester by his mortgage deed Of that date recorded
in the kenuebcc Maine Registry, r. 9t. L. 80. -
certain lot Of lani with the buildings thereon. si,u-
atcdn Augusta in the County Of kenrebcc and State
Of Maine, the side OF kennebsc River and of
state Street, bounded amt described follows
Beginning At the n. T.. of Hedges land on
said STATE Street aud running Northerly on said
street to land OF Gilbert Baker about Is i,ct: thence
Northerly said Baker. iac about 50 feet; thence
SOutherly on the Redingtoa line conveyed by
Redington to Staples TO said Hodge, line. thence
Easteriy by said Hodges North lie to the point
begun ut, being the premises conveyed to said
Harvey L. Cushing by Carissa Pool April 10th. iss,
hy deed recorded in the kennebec Rigi.fry Book -
Fasc iSs. Aud also certain ether lot land situated
n said Augusta, bounded Easterly by the land
above described Northcry by land Of Gilbert Baker.
Westerly by land If John Dorr, Sonthefy by land OF
Hodges & Clifford; being the same premises cou-
veyed to the said Harvey L. Gushing by VIM. Z.
Whifehouse, Guardian. And whereas the said Gym
thia b. Cushing. he 9th sixy Of August lS.s by
her assignment Of that date. recorded In kennebec
Registry Book ysi Page 2s6. conveyed said mort gage
20 NJ, now, therefore, the condition Of the above
mentioned mortgage decd having been broken, I
hereby claim foreclosure of the same.
ALQNZO ELLIOT,
by Baker 6 Baker, his ATTORNEYS.
Augusta, Me-, Feb. 81, 1881. wsw
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Nriu advertisements.
t1pt11re
Wesley Phillips Cases.

Wesley Phillips Cases.
Dr.. j. a. SIIERMAN-Dear Sir: am happy to
inform you that entirely cured of my large scro
tai rupture. 1t is year ago to-day that received
your treatment. ! have tested the cure by going
without the appliance. My business is that of a
locomotive engineer. My rupture, you will recall
TO your mind was similar TO Mr.. Jordan's, in your
pamphlet of illustrations.
was ruptured IN the year 1863 while in the army
have tried spring ana elastic trusses with great
discomfort ana injury, my rupture always growing
worse. Finding must get some relief or give up my
business. determined to try you as a last resort,
aud must say that found your treatment a COM
sdering my terrible condition, surprised my friends
as well as myself. During your treatment have
worked hard in my business, enjoying both safety
and comfort, and have not lost days work. My
general health has also improved illtake pleasure
in recommending the afflicted TO you whenever
have an opportunity.
You may publish this letter for the benefit OF
humanity My address is 2l East 44th-street. With
best wishes ] remain yours respectfully,
WESLEY PHILLIPS.
New York City, Oct. %, 1850.
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PATENTS.
r. e. EDDY,

No. 20 state ST., opposite Kilby, Boston
Secures Patents in the United States, aise in GFea
Britain, France and oiher foreign countries cope
of the claims Of any Patent furnished By remiffns
one dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington
No 4qeacy in the EnteI sttss possesses superior o'
riTiffcs for obtaining Paf.sfs or sscerfcsTag tHt
pdfenf05iiifg OF isrefsfiORs-
r. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents
TESTIMONIALS
uT ,eoard Mr. Eddy As one of the most capable and
sucrsssTnI practitioners with whom have had on
cial intercourse .,..
CffAs MASON, Commissioner of Patents
"Iuventors cannot employ person more trrslwof
thy or more capable of securing for them an carry
and favorable consideration at the Patent once
EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner oil faienls-
BosToS, October 10, $50
PU EDDY FSo-pear Sir: YOU procured for
me- in lsic M first patent since then sou iiase ~
ted for and advised me in hundreds OF case anu
procured MANY patents, reissues and extensions.
have occasionally employed the best agencies IN New
York Philadelphia and Washington, but sun give
you almost the whole of MI business, in your line
and advise others to employ you.
po.,or Tsnna-v 1850 iv54
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To Che Honor6iie toaafy Commissioners ~ ard
for. the County 81 droossOoh.
We, the undersigned, inhabitants of Aroostook
County, represent that the public good requires "A
county road leading from the mouth of the road
now known rs the Beale road, and running west on
~ near the road now grubbcd and leveted across
township y. Range l. to connect with the road
now pettioned for between X, Range 2, and said
township +. And we ask You to view the route and
If foand frasb. TO lay out saif road.
LORESTINE BROWN,
and l. others.
az the foregoing petition. Ordered, That notice
~ be given that the Commissioners will meet at
g. e. Bears in Caswel Plantation n. X. ~ on Fri
day, June -, 1881, Mt 10 O'Clock A. Nj. and thence
proceed to view The route mentioned In said petition.
and Immediately aftcrward. hear the parties and
their witues ses, there SONS, convenient place in
the vicinity, and take ouch further action In the
premises rs they judge proper. Said notice to be
given by serving attested copes of the petition and
this erder upon the clerk of Caswell Plantation In
said county. and by posting up like copies in three
public places In said plantation and by publishing
the sne three successive weeks In the North star.
u newspaper published at Preague Isle. In said
county. and six successive weeks in the kepnebec
Journal the STATE paper. the last publication and
said service and posting TO be at least thirty days be
fore snd meeting that all parties interested may at
tend and be heard If they see fit.
Attest r.. L..STAPLES. Clerk
true copy Of petition and order Of Court thereon
Attest d. L..STAPLES, Clerk
6wS
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To the Honoratie. the County Commissioner
Of Somerset CoaBfy.
WYE, the unde rsigned. respectfully petition that
an alteration In the Canada Road. socalled. lead ne
from fsrlin Pond to JackmantGwn. beginning at y
point near Parlin Pond clearing, and ending near
the Hsines place. so-called
RRAI,sTRErr BROTHERS. aud others.
STATE OF MAINE.
SOMERSET, SS.--Court of County Commissioners
March term A. II. ISL
Upon the foregoing petition. satisfactory evidence
having been rece, ed that the petitioners rcspon
sble aud ought to be heard touching the meter Sc,
forth iu their petition. II Is ordered That the County
In Psrlin Pond Plantation, on "Wednesday,
June ist. A. ID. ISL. at 10 o'clock a: W., and
thence .rocee TO view the route mentioned in said
petition. and the next day tJune I'd
tsSil st O'Clock a. NJ, hearing of the
parties win he had at said hotel OF A. +. Adams.
further measures taken In the premises the Com.
missoners shall judge proper and the owners of said
township, being unknown, IL il further ordered That
notice oI the time, place and purposes Of the Com
missionyrs meeting aforesaid, be given TO all persons
and corporations Interested BY Publishing an at
thereon six weeks suecessiv.lv ia the Union Ad
vocate,s public spaper printed st North Anson
Somerset county and I'm the kennctec Journal pub
Tic newspaper printed a Angus,s,in krunebec count
by the printers to the state, the last publ
cation Of the same to be at least thirty
view, that all interested may Their appear and b,
heard II they think propcr,
Attc-i: l.. II. WEBB, Clerk
true copy OF tn" petition and order Of Court
thereon Attest L.. u. WEIR, Clerk.
6wi0
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Boston, Dec. IS, SO.

Mrs Julye Myers,
Madam,-About the srd OF Dec, 1879, was taken
with swelling in my foot which settled into dry
Gangrene. was told that 1 had not 2i hours to
live. My wife catching at the last straw, applied
your Salve ii kept the Gangrene from spreading any
further and saved my life. ] am rs years of age and
owe the fl, remaing years Of my life, entirely to
you. Yours ETC.,
VIM. Wood.
45 Buckingham st.
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HARVARD UNIVERSITY,
Cambridge, Mass.
asrlat&wi oweeks

The June examinations for admission to Harvard
College, the Lawrence Scientific school, the Law
school, and the Medical school, will hereafter he
held simultaneously in Cambridge. Exeter, y. H.,
New York, Philadelphia, Cincinnati. Chicago, and
san Francisco, the Thursday, Friday, and Satur-
tt.v following the last Wednesday in June. They
will begin this year Thursday, June 10th, at 5
A. NJ.
the examinations
For recent examination par ers and further infor-
mai ion address the Registrar, Harvard College.
Cambridge, Mass. mar{-eoi3mos
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NyOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. tina, the subscr.-
IN Der has oeen daily appointed Administrator
On the estate Of
DANIEL GCILFolL, lAie Of Pittston,
q he County Of Kennebec, deceased ihtestate and
~ undertaken that trust BY giving bond the law
1iFeces: All persons. thefefese. having demands
sgnnrt IL estate Of sad deceased are desred
~ - onne for setfle0ent and al tndeAted 10 said
esfaSe ~ leQneseed = nane 1tAneiase payment -
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It's Relief and Cure ns Certain as hay
Follows Day.

Follows Day.
Since the reduction of DIR. Sherman's terms thous
sands crowdng upon him for treatment. gladly
throwing away their gripping, irksome, dispirng and
life-pnnishDg trusses. His treatment for this alc
ton makes the patient comfortable and safe in ths
performance of every kind of exercise or labor Iii.
II grand thing, and those vino ruptured and do
not provide themselves with il must endure the dan
gers of that precarous sflicon and the
all through life. Thousands of those cured give he
most attering testimonials of gratitude TO DR. SHrR.
MAN. He is the author and inventor of his popular
system he imparts his secret TO one; il is apple
able to all classes and cases, and under his reduced
| rate, within the reach of almost everyone.
Patients receive treatment and leave for home
same day. DIR. SHERMAN'S Book on Rupture gives
convincing proofs from professional gentlemen aad
others of his successful treatment. 1t is ILLUSTRATED
with photograph pictures of bad cases before cure,
office PSI Broadway n. Y. Branch office 43 Milk St.,
Boston. Days in New York-Monday, Tuesday, Sat.
urday In overwhelmingly, Thursday and Friday
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's'Tis true. It's pity, and pity It's, lis
true" that too many sensible people regard
Coughs and Colds .indiferentlv. DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup cures Coughs and Colds
and is only % cents bottle.
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$1,000 REWARD s ESs say f fsss Of s Sns
Ulcers, Assesses Sores of long standing Erysipeas
Piles, Salt Rheum, Soft and liberated Corns, Chill
blains, lnfamed Joints, Frost Bites. etc. that Mrs
Julye Myers Drawing and Healing Saive fails to
cure.
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Boston, JAN 20 1850.
Mrs. Myers: Dear Misunderstanding been afflicted
several years with piles, and having tried numerous
remedies without avail was persuaded TO try your
drawing and healing salve, and am happy to say 1t
has met with complete success.
EDWARD F. KENNEY,
No. Knapp st. Boston, Mass.
w. F. PHILLIPS. Wholesale Agent,
aprgtly Portland.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-02-24
U.IMBRIDU n.

So, cial Correspondence If State journal.
Cambridge, Md. Feb. 2i.---This morning
the newly organized savings bank began
operations, and i'll Il short time a considerable
amount was deposited. Among the depositors
we're several small boys, who brought down
to the bank their boarded treasures tied up i'll
pocket haudktrchlefS
The Cambridge Loan aud Building Asso-
citation has likewise gotten under way. The
association has bought the property of DR..
George W. Narnnin, situated in the west end
of town, for 81 900. and will plant trees, lay
out additional streets, and divide the tract
into sections suitable for building purposes.
1t is expected the association will do IL pros
perons business. Houses are in demand, and
rents sufficiently high to pay owners of this
species of property handsome profits on their
Investments. 500.
Mr., c, 0rem. of this county, met With quite
a serious accident the other day. While
experimenting the saving of some logs, the
engine exploded and the gentleman named
was badly scalded, besides being considerably
bruised. Tho engine was blown some dis
lance from its location, tearing ont one side
of the building in its way.
NV last letter contained some mention of
the activity of our ship Yards not only in
Cambridge but also of several other localities
throughout the county. Boat building and
repairing are quite brisk. AS a consequence
ship carpenters find ready employment, and
the demand is much greater than the supply.
The yards here are at present unable to take
further contracts, because it Is impossible to
ill them. owing to the lack of labor. Mr..
Joseph II. johnson has advertised for addi-
tinnal workmen.
The Cambridge National Bank has pur-
chased the partly demolished property of
Miss Jane Brown. and will erect a suitable
building on that site, which is a central one,
being almost opposite the two main hotels,
and close to the Court House. The bank has
been occupying temporarily the sheriif's
Office in the last-named building.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-02-24
philadelphia Markets.

Associated Press Dispatch
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 90. Flour steady; super,
50 O0a3.50; extra So 50a4.00; Ohio and Indiana
family, s5 2ja5 75 pennsylvania family <.Iba5 0 u;
ST. Louis TO-, So. 50480O; Minnesota extra IS 0oa
7. do straight SO 0Oa6 %; winter patent, &C. 50a
CTS; epring do Sc. 75as0o.
Rye hlur. So on.
- he fl ner more inquiry No.2 Western red,
81 i4k Delaware aud reunsvlvania red, a l3a
lliA; Delaware and Penns, lvsnia amber, Sl.l4
IS
nrn. frmer on local scarcity; steamer, SIC ;
yellow, 5i4 Csc; mixed. 54a54xc
Oats quiet and barely steady; No. white. AKA
sc; NJ 2, DO. 4Sa a44c; No. 3 do. 42a42Hc; No.
mixed 41atiHc.
Rye, firm.
Provisions, qniet mess pork, sl625al6 80 beef
hams, S2l c0a220O; Indian mess beet, $1,000 (;
{. o. b bacon. smoked shoulders, 6a64c; salt
shoulders, 5l4s5Ac; smoked hams lohallc;
picked do. 9a9A
lard, quiet; loose butchers sj5aakc; city kettle,
lOSc pume siea 5000.
butCer steady with moderate trade in choics
creamery extra 32a83c; do. good to choice 29ss1c;
Bradford county and New York extra, tubs,
21a2sc; arkins 22I2ic; Western dairy extra,
20 26i; do. good to choice 20a24c. Rolls, stesdy,
choice, wanted; Pennsylvania extra, l6alsc;
Western extra, IS l22c.
EgHs, quiet; Pennsylvania and Western,
23i25c.
uneese quiet New York full cream, lsbal4c;
Western iull cream, l2asi3c; do fair TO good,
t2il2Ac: do. half skins, l0&ullAc; Pennsylvania
SKINS, lol1alAc.
rstrcleuin. quiet; refined exc.
Whisky, 81 II.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-02-24
N ~ YdhK.
speeiaL oorresl onaenee Of statc lou,nal

Special Corresl ondence of State journal.
NEWARK, Feb. 1G.-The firm of Firth &
Preston woollei manufacturers, Good Hope.
Chester county, Pa, eight miles frcm this
town, have suspended liabilities said to be
81. 900.
George Williams teller at the National
bank had slight paralytic stroke, last even.
ing. Hopes are entertained that he will soon
be able to take his place in the bank again,
ar lie is a valuable officer of that institution
and ID much respected by the business com
munity his physician considers him i'm
proving to-day.
NEWARK, Feb. 1s.-While Joseph Lytton
and William Morrison, Levy Court Commits
sioners, were coming home from the depot in
Mr.. Lytton's trotting wagon, yesterday, Mr..
Morrison WAS thrown out and received slight
INJURIES
Stephen Brewster, son of John Brewster,
manufacturers of cotton warp, was severely
scaded on Saturday. The creek being
swollen by the heavy rains had nearly reached
the lire under the boiler. Mr.. Brewster
thought it would be CATER to draw the fire
from under the boiler and i'll doing no the hot
coal dropping into the water caused the
accident.
John Robert Spinner, at the same mill, was
driving from Elkton with his wife. They had
been drinking too freely, and the woman
dropped out of the wagon. John was III q
the wagon to pass over her arm and leaving
her to get home the best she could. 1t wa
found that her arm was broken. They have
only been married two months. John was o
widower six weelsa; went to Wilmington OIL
Christmas day; fell III love on first sight
was accepted married on New Years day
and now his wife Is determined to leave him
for the lack of a faithful performance Of his
marriage vow.
The orders of our court before adjourning
| giving exclusive right to members OF the bal
to make ali examination of tho public
records. have caused great inclination amongst
the citizens. That right, it was supposed
belonged to all it is regarded as a right oil
the people and the general impression here i,
that that law ought to he amended by adding
to section 3. OF chapter 8, of the Revised
| Code, after the words 'Sunday excepted,
'und all adult citizens of this State shal
| have access and the right to examine and
search said records, books and papers" The
feeling here is that at present il looks as il
the law was for officers only and not for the
| people.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-02-24
CHRIS rIdN4.

Special Correspondence ui STATE journhl,
CHRIsTIANA, Feb. 20.-William F. Smalley
has bought at public sale from the executor
of the estate of the late Benjamin S. Booth,
u lot of wood land for S210.
The creek here is clear of ice and vessels
can come up to our wharyes for freight. &c.
Webbers flat has arrived with coal his coal
department had run out and those wanting
coal had to haul it from New Castle or Viii
miugton.
The farmers. since this breakup, are
enabled to haul ont their grain to market,
of which they are taking advantage of. Pyle
e. Robinson. millers. are driving their BUSH
ness, and it looks like they mean to succeed.
Spring seems to be drawing near as the
robins, blue birds and black birds have come.
The health of our village is generally good.
The roads are in a fair condition for travel.
Business among the merchants is very dull,
which is attributable to the cold weather by
which all kind of work has been stopped. and
of course no money is circulating. Webber
seems to be the only one in the place who is
doing anything like business. He is busy
taking in wheat and corn and selling coal.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-02-24
La UR Ell
spondeuce OF State Journal.


Special Correspondence OF State journal.
LAUREL, Feb. l6.--There are being circu-
lated here petitions favoring the Delaware
Western bill, and Others opposing it, the
former beng the most nunerously signed.
The petitions opposing it are circulated by
the agent at the depot Some Republicans
think they have discovered a niger i'll the
wood pile, in the form of the design which
they allege the Democrats have in favoring
the grant of charter in fact to the Balt-
more II Ohio railroad, which is that the b. *
U. is under Democratic influence Ill its man
Hgcment, while the p, w. & b. is controlled
by those OF Republican tendencies. They are
not, therefore, willing to lend their influence
to any corporation that initiates against their
desire for political ascendency. They seem
to he willing that the material interests OF the
state shall be entirely overslaughed if their
party be the gamer thereby.
liere WAS II pigeon shooting here on Mon.
day last. managed by Il. Price. Most of the
birds when killed by those engaged in the
sport, or others who were Mt a distance and
shot them from their places of watching.
The weather is now very pleasant and clear,
having much the appearance of sprlng-tlde.
Since the thaw, hauling by the farmers has
almost been suspended OWING to the muddy
condition of the roads.
The real estate of Isaac G.. Phillips, de
ceased, was sold at public vendue on saturday
last.
Our citizens are considerably alarmed at
the hear approach of smallpox, as it is said
10 he at Salisbury, Quantico and hliddleford
and the perambulating habit OF the negro
may soon BRING it here.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-02-24
\ TICKER SHARP,

A big IAyesiment iu Railroad
t'astbnards Turns HntW had stock
4 Doubtful story.
The Philadelphia Times Mcpdry Ia
said that su ldey afternoon young man
named Benpe' was arrested IL THIS CITY FOL
obtaining 1900 worth OF Philadelphia
wi'miugion and Baltimore Railroad tick
els on false pretenses Ga Saturday Ben
net call, d ca H F. Kapney, the superin
teadent Of The company in this city
aud presented a note asking Tor
Inc tickets. This note bore the
name of H. W. Osborne, this
ticket agent at Perryyille, and Bennet
was given the tickets at once. Short!
afterwards it was discovered that the mote
was forgery, and the Case was placed ii
me hards of the detectives of the company
sunday, William Snkler, an emp50ye o
Tue company, purchased ticket for Bai'i
more from Bennett for 81, and then turned
The guilty youth over to Detective Smith
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-02-24
ninciStey Hear, the Sc,ys

Philadelphia North American of ye, tariGy.
President Hinckley last night state
that yesterday ha had received q brief
telegram ,r,m Mr.. Nathaniel raaytr an
nouncinR that h h al disposed OF his stock
to Messri R,bert Garrett and 6. G
fIavon. IL li,o stated that other stock
of the compapS hsd hen purchased sufi-
clenG to give tho gentleman named con,
trolling interest for thu corporations which
they represented. A ptomi1"nt t:icial Of
the pennsylytniA Rttitcad O)mpary last
night Expressed same ugprise OF tie news
Of the sale OF the stock, He sad that Mr..
Hinckley, at conference Of Peunsylya-
nia railroad officials with representatives
Of the Philedelphia. Wilmington and Bal
titnero Railroad Gomuany on Monday,
had stated that no sale lad taken place, &c
far as he mud any hnowledgo According
70 this it would seem hat a. first knowl-
edge M Hinckl-y hsd OF the Transaction
wss when ke yeste rday reosived the briti
telegram u"nve mentioned from Mr.
ttayer at Boston. Mr.. Thayer and his
SOB gera in towa last week, and At thai
time. il IS said, made no reference tc tAt
proposed sale of their STOCK,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-02-24
lsaths.

COOK Suddenly, in this city, on Goth inst
CatIarine, wife Of James Cook, in b2d year of heI
COTINfHAM On the 18th inst. Michael Cotine.
ham, in the 4Sd year OF his age
ERSKIAE In this city on the 10th inst, Sarah
A. Er. kline, the tn ar of her axe.
FARREN On 18th inst, Mrs. Annie Farren,
MARTINEZ the 2lth inst, Fannie p dsugh ter oil
James Martin.
PUsH Suddenly, of apoplexy. on the 29d inst
Mary B. wife OF James X. Pngh, OF Csntreville
The frienis and relatives are invited to att, nd
the funeral. FRIDAY, February 18th, 1881, at
O'Clock. without further notice, Inferno al
Liugwood c met ry.
REYN LIDS In this c ty on al,t inst, A. We ona
Key nolds AGED 10 years,
RYAN,->nddsnly, on the 18th inst. at the resi-
dercs, 69s NOrtu Etxhtsrnth sire I, Philadeipl ia
rstrlok Ryan, ior.nery OF Wilmington Del.
1AYLOk-Depa,tei this life Ma L., tue beloved
VIE o. Jam 3 A. Taylor, on 18th Inst, N the 2Se
year OF her age.