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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-09-15

Al n Court OF PTobaie held at saoo, within and
iot the county OF York, on the first Monday In Sep
TENDER. in the year Of our Lord eighteen bundled
and ffly.four, by the honofab'e Joseph I. Ne,
Judge of said court
nsMoN X. COM E,eeuiorof the win OF Roswell
J Cobb, late Of Buxton, In said County, de.
ceased having presented his account ~ adminstfa.
t,.n Of The estate Of said deceased 'cr allowances
O,prsrp That the sshi Executor give notice thereof
IN ali e,-n. Interested by causing copy of th. or
der 10 be published In the uuion and Eastern Journal
printed in Bddefotd, IN said Couny Three weeks sue
sessiye,y thai they may appear at Prbte Cent IA
be held al Alfred In said county on the ht Monday In
Oetobet next nj ten of the clock In the forenoon
and shew cause. if any they have, why the same
should not be allowed.
"a sAttest,-FRANCIs BACoN, Register.
A true copy. Attest PR ANCls BACON, Register
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Al Court &C Probate held nj saco within and foI
the County Of York, on the fouIih day of rep
TENDER In the ,ear Of our Lord eighteen hundred
aud dny four, by the Honorable Joseph i. Nyer
Judge of said Court:
MELINDA TREADWELI., named EIecutfiN In 2
AL certain instrument. piroriing TO be TIE iasi wiz
and testament at Jacob TIeadwc, late of Bukioi', ~
said County, deceased, having presented tie same
for prol,aie;
OEpEHEp = That the said execnirix give no
tiee Ia all persons Interested by causing copy 81 th's
order 10 be pubshed three weeks successfully IN The
Union aud Eastern Journal, printed nj Bddeiora, 10
said County, that they may appear at Probate CouI'
TO be held at Alfred ~ said County, on The nf Monny
noon aud sBew cause, " any they have, why TIE saa
INSTRUMENT should not be proved, approved anu ~
Lowed as the last will aud testament oi the si'd us
IA A,te.t,-FRANcIs BACON. Register.
A true copy. Aitsst,-fRANCis BACON, Register
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AT Count of Prnbl'c held at SIco, within and iur
the County of York, on the first Monday In Sep
TENDER, In the year uf our Lord one thousand eight
hundred aud fny fur, by the Honorable Joseph L.
Nye, Judge of siid Court
IOIIN TRUNDY and Leonard Colcord, Executors
d Of the WIN Of Sally Abbott, late of South Ier-
wick, In said county, SIngewuilan, deceased having
their first account Of administration Of the
estate OF said deceased Tor allowance:
ORDERED-Thai the said Executions give notice
10 all person Interested by causing copy of this or
der to he published three weeks successfully IN the
Union and Eastern Journal, printed NJ Hiddefur, IN
To- be held u, Alfred IN said County nn the fret Mon
day Of October next Ht ten of the clock IN The fore
noon, and shew cause, IL any they have, why the
same should not he allowed.
81 Attest,-FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A true copy. Atiest-FRANCls BACON, Register,
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one THOUSAND LIVES LOST! The clip.
per barque Mermaid, arrived at San Fan.
cisco from Hong Kong, brought news that
two ships bound TO California with Chinese
Immigrants, had been los, in The China Sea,
together with 1000 Of their passengers.
q The Neto Bedford Standard says
the Know Nothing
"Moves in mysterious way,
His rOting TO perform"
IA miser named Domino recently
died in ST. Louis. In box in the fire.
place was found Sl70O in gold, and proper
" 10 the amount OF $4,000 was concealed
i'll old shoes, bags. clothing, &c.
yellow FEVER. This terrible scourge
is now afflclirg neatly all The Southern
cities, sweeping off hundreds OF victims
daily.
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AT Court of PROBATE held nt saco, within and for The
County Of York, on the first Monday IN september
H. the year Of uur Lord eighteen hundred aud my
four, by the Honorable JO eph I. Nye, Judge o
said COuHi -
IN the petition Of ROBERT IlUNTREss, cred
" tor Of the estate of DOMlNlCUS llUNTRESS
late of shapeigh, In said County, deceased, pmyinl
that administration ot the esiile Of said decreased
may be granted To him, or to some other suitable per
son.
oRpEREp-1 hat the petitioner cite the widow and
next of Kin, 10 take administration, aud give notice
thereof To the heirs Of said deceased aud Ia all per
sons interested IN said estate, by causing copy OF
this order 10 lie published three weeks successfully
Ia the Union and Eastern Journal, printed at Bid
deford, la said County, that they may appear At
Probate Court to be holden NJ Alfred, ~ SAID County
on the first ,lond IN October next, at ten Of the
clock IN the forenoon, aud shew cause, u any they
hive, why the prayer OF said petition should not be
granted.
3G-3w Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A true copy. Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register
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Alta Count Of Probate held at saco, within and for
the County of York, 0n the first Monday If Sep
TENDER, ~ the year uf our l.ori e'gh, cen hundred
and hily-iUur, by the Honorable Joseph 4. Nye
Judge of said Cuut;
NATHANIEL EMERY named executor In n certain
~ instrument, pnrpoting Ia be the lust v III and tes
lament will, co,diril thereto annexed of Nathaniel
u. Emery, late II Buxton, IN said County, deceased
having presented the same for probate
ORDERED That the said executor give notice q
al persons interested, by causing a copy Of tins OF
der Ia be published three weeks successyely IN tie
Union aud Eastern Journal, printed nj Biidefnrd In
said county, that they may appear nj probate court
To be held 10 Alnei In said county, the first Mon
day of October next, AZ ten Of The clO'k IN the
forenoon, aud shew cause, II any they have why the
said instruments should nut lie proved. approved and
allowed, as the last will aud testament of The said
deceased.
81 Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register
a true copy. Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Re isier.
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KsowLEDoE.-" Pleasure Is n shadow,
wealth is vanity, and power pageant; but
knowledge is eSiaiic in enjoyment, peren.
NAL in fame, unlimited in space, and Infinite
in duration. In the performance Of it, sacred
offices j, fears no danger, spares no expense,
omiis no exertion. ltscales the mountain,
look. into the volcano, dives isio the ocean,
perforaies the earth, eucircles the globe
explores sea and land, coniemplaies the
distant, ascenis TO the sublime No place
To remote for its grasp, no heaven TOO ea-
allied for lis reach 20 De Wit Clinton.
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BRIGHTON MARKEr.-Thursday, Sept.

At MarLet-l3OO Beef Cattle, 700 Stores, Is pair
Working Oxen, 100 Cows and Calves, 5000 Sheep am
Lambs, and 100 swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle-We quote extra, SSOOi frs
quality, $3.50 second do, 81 725 third do, s6aO,IO
ordinary, IS a SIS.
Hides, IS, 5OaS0 per cwt
TaIlsss, - % 0,3S.
pelts, 81 "A SOC.
Veal Calves, IS, o, as.
stor,s-Yearlings, -, Sa9j two years old, SIG, Is
20, - S so three years old, 81, ~, u, u, ~ ~
Working Oxen-Sg5, 100, 10 $50 n l4O
Cows ami Calyes-S2O, -, "a, u, 81, ~, Is.
Sheep and lAubs-ENtra, 81, 4,I5, 5aOj by lots 80
l,752a3.
swine-3 3-S "A lie. RETAIL IL &c. Fat Hogs, DC
REMAREs.-A large prUpO,on Of the bei Is light Ih'
good ef il fm the west. The weather Is Opprcssiyely
warm, and buyers do not purchase largely.
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A NEw MEDICINE. DR.. Skinner, who for the last NJ
teen years has been connected with the introduction
the Richardson Bitters," offers the public article Of
Ders Of his compromising, which bids fair to have
great run They are very pleasant and agreeable put
up in neat, portable form, said by those who haV,
used them to possess excellent inVigoratng qualities, and
we dc not believe that there is better article in the mark
Ct We have begu for years acquainted with the ropr
tor and his honorable and gentmany business dealings
heretofore give that he will not impose spu
rous article upon the public. Success to the Doctor and
his DittcTs 4w3If
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Commissioners Notice.

THE undersigned, appointed by the Judge Of Probate for
the County u York, Commissioners to receive AMI ex-
anime the claims II the several creditors against the
tate Of Luther Kimba late of Kennebunk In said Coun-
ty deceased, represented nsolyent, hereby give notice
that six months frum the seventh day u August A. d.,
1851 are allowed 10 said crlitors 10 bring In AMI prove
their claims, and that viii attend to the duty assigned
us ut the Office of William Is. Sewal, In said Kennebunk,
the last Saturday Of September November aud Janu-
airy next at Of the clock In the afternoon Of each Of
said days. W. II. sEWALL, lComni.,r.
3I-Jw 4. y. BOURNE, JR, 'o"'''' 'S
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AZ Court OF Probate held at Saco, within and
Tor the County Of York, on the frst Monday IN
september ~ Tie year Of our Lord ghieen hundred
Judge Of said Court;
ViEoUoslh HENSON, Widow Of Oliver Benson,
late OF BIddeford, IN said County, deceased hav.
ing presented her petition for allowance out of the
personal estate of said deceased,
oHpERrp, Tha,he said petitioner give notice TO al
persons Interested by causing ncopy of this order 10 be
published three weeks successfully In the Union and
Eastern Journal, printed at Bddeiord, In SAID county
that they may appear Probate Conf 10 be held n,
aIifeu, IN SAID county, on the first Monday Of Octo
Der next, at ten Of the clock In the forenoon, and
shew cause, ii any they have, why the same shoud
not be allowed.
- Attest, FRANCIS n CoN. REGISTER
true copy. Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register
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STEAMER HALIFAX.
ct,nsncp Arp

IN and amer June sh the Halifax will run regularly TO
" the Pool as follows, Leave Steamboat Wharf at
O'Clock, A. SI or on the arrival Of the IL o'clock train
from Portland and at O'Clock, r. NJ, touching at The
Very II passenrers wish land get an board Parties
will H. landed AT Prous Neck, WOo Island, by Civ
ing notice e day Previous TO the subscriber, or the Cap
tain, Oh boapl .
NJ She viii make Moonlight Excursion down the
river every evening when the moOn tide and weather
suitable. 80
The Coaches u the Messrs. Gowen connect with the
boat so that passengers from the east can 20 to the Pool
and return the same day In the O'Clock Il. NJ train
cars.
Fare down and back same day, % censi season Tick.
ct for Gentleman, $500; Gentleman and Lady, 500.
GE0. II. ADAMS, Managing Owner.
BddeiOrd. June oh, 1851. sJ-u
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Risl(lei0r(l Sank.

THE Stockholders Of the Diddeford Bank are hereb!
notified that the annual meeting Of said stakeholder
will he holden at their clearinghouse, Monday az
second dag Of October merit at two O'Clock In the amer
noOn for the purpose O choosing Directors for tn
ensuing year, aud for the transaction Of any other bust
ness that may properly come before them.
by order Of the President and Directors.
:, 5. FAIRFIELD, Cashier.
Billefjrd, Sept. IL, 1884. 81 3w.
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Berwick Academy.

TIE fai Term Of berwick Academy win begin on Thurs
day. September Ith. The present Board Of Teachers
Rev. VI. H. Wells, A. NJ, PrinelIsh aided by Miss Abby
T. Wells, Mrs. A. X. Wels AMI other competent assist
ants. The Trustees have arranged for a regular and
thorough Of English and Classical study In boil
departments and scholars who complete the will b,
entitled to a diploma from the Trustees.
~ Instruction Is given IN Music, Drawing, French
Spanish and German, at the usual expense.
II. II. HOBBS, Secretary.
South Berwick, August I9lh, 1854. 34-2w
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K EN- EDY,S
Ia1lsIlIElsz8
The Greatest Of the Age!

Mr. KENNEDY, Of Roxbury, has discovered In one a
VI our COMMON pasture weeds remedy that Ey-
ERY KIND OP HuM0R, IRON the worst scrvfula down
TO Pimpe. lie has tried itln eleven hun
drd cases. and never failed except In two. lie has
In ~. possession two hundred certificates Of lis value
all within twenty mleSo Of Boston.
Two bottles warranted tn nursing sore mouth.
One to three bottles win the worst Kind Of plmples
on the face.
Two TO three bottles will clear the system Of bucs.
Two bottles are warranted 10 cure The worst canker In
the mouth AMI stomach. ..
Three i've bottles are warranted to cure the sOrs,
cases Of eryspeas.
One two bOtss are warranted to cure all hnmor In
the eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to cure running In the ears
AMI blotehes In the hair
Pour to six bottles aro warranted to cure corrupt aud
running ulcers.
one bottle will cure seaiy eruptions of the skin.
Two TO three bottles are warranted TO cure the wort
cases % ring worm.
Two To three bottles warranted To the dcs-
perate cases u rheumatism
Thr,e Ia six battles warranted to cure salt rhe,pn.
Five to eight bottles will cure the very worst o.
scrofula.
benefit Is always experienced fr the first bottle and
perfect warranted when the above quantity Il taken.
To those who subject 10 sick headache. Que bottle
VIII always cure Il. IL gives grat rlief In catarrh aJ
dizziness. some who have taken have been costye 0r
years, aud have been regulated by IT, Where the body Is
sound II works quite easy, but where there any derge
ment 81 the functions 81 nature Il will cause very singular
feelings but you must not b. alarmed = they always dIs
appear In frum four days 10 week. There never had
result from ton the contrary, when that feeling Is gOnc
you will feel yourself like person. have heard
some of the most extayagant epcomms Of II that ever
man listened to.
No change Of diet ever necessary.
| RoxBrRr, SPIT. 10, 1858.
| This is 10 certify hat ~. H. Hay, Drpggisf, Port.
land, Is the duly authorized GtH,rai dgtHt for my
Medical discovery for the state Of Maine, dhdhd
is supplied uih the genuine, direct from MY Lab0ri
tory. DONALD KENNEDY.
Agents, james Sawyer, NJ. D., and Mcssrs Parcher
| nj Ina
kennebunkpori sias Derby, Alfrei AMI by Medicine
dealers everywhere. i.2O
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At n Court Of Probate held nj saeo, within and
for the County Of York, on the fret Monday IN Sep
TENDER, Ia the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and fhy four, by the Honorable Joseph 4. Nye,
Judge of said Court,
nANiEL A. HILL, administrator Of the estate OF
~ Daniel ilil late Of Elliott, In said county, tanner,
deceased, having presented his frst account OF al
nlinistnton ofthe estate OF said deceased Zoe allow.
ance.
OnpEHEp, That the said Administrator give no
tce To all persons Interested by causing "a copy ol
this order 10 be published three weeks successfully
in the Union aud Eastern Journal, printed ut Bidde.
ford, IN sald County, that ihey may appear ut pro-
bate court, IN be held at Alfred, IN SAID County, ON
The hrst Monday OF October next at ten Of the clock
IN the forenoon, and shew caJse IL any they have,
why the same should not be allowed.
81 Attest FRANCIS BACON Krrister
a true cupy-Aue,t, FRANCIS BACON, Register
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Deafbs.

In this town, Sept O. George r. son OF Ezekiel Little
ssiI ay, months 10TH Adelaide, daughter IL Frank
Harmon, aged 10 months. lIth, William d., son u
James A. stafford, aged Is months.
In WaterbOro, I'm inst, Abby, daughter Of Edward
Fowler, aged years.
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Bank Notice.

THE Stockholders Of the South Berwick Bank are hereby
/ notified that their annual meeting for the choice 81
DIRECTORS for the year ensuing, will be holden at the Bank
In South Berwick, the first Monday In October LeXt
being the second day VI the month, ut four O'Clock r. NJ
Sept. i, 1851. 81 3w EDM'D NAlMAN, Cashier
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III OLSON 4 ST0RER have this day received u new
i stock 81 Yves. India Go0ls AMI Gruceries.
Their stock Il the largest In town, and comprises
many articles that cannot be obtained ut any other store
Purchasers wishing for the very best articles at the lowest
prices requested "a call and examine Tor themselves.
saco, May Goth, 1854 2-u
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pldrrtd9eS.

In Franklin, " H., It'll inst, William I. Goodwin, l.
L. h. Of buxton, Miss Lien M daughter OF hehdaIi
U. Peabody, Esq., Of b.
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j. H. GArBERr, Postmaster IL Richmond, Me-, writes
us, "The IIygeana l. doing wonders here. My sister
has had distressing cough with great difficulty Of breath
Ing for years She the Inhaler, and took the Cher
~ syrupbut n few days before she was reeveli and
now, after one months use of It, her cough l. well. DR.
Curtis's New System " Inhalation must produce en-
tire revolution In the treatment Of Diseases u the Lungs
There Is no mistake, It Is truly wonderful discovery
I. GILMAN, % Factory Island,
Chm Agent for saco
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Cow Strayed OF Stolen.

A LARGE CHEsTNUT.COLORED COW, white face,
n about 10 years old, had bell attached to a bow
srayed stolen from the Subscriber the Seth Of
August Whoever viii give information that shall lead
to the recovery Of said COW, shall be suitably rewarded
JOHN KICKER.
Biddeford, Sept. o, 1854. 36-u
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Mechanics Fair in Portland, Me.
SEPTENIHIR. ISli.

TIME Maine Charitable Mechanic Association
Il will hold a FAIR aud EXHIBITION for Pre-
miums, in Portland, Maine, commencing on the
10Th DAY OF sEPTi MBER NEXT,
And invite contributions from every indusiralpro
icssion. Choice specimens of ingenuity and skill
unique aud valuable domestic productions, nat.
ural and ariiical-lhe delicate aud beautiful ham
di.worli Of icmales-labOr saving machines, in.
plemcn,s of husbandry, new models OF machinery,
and, indeed, articles from every department Of
manufacture, which II would be i!npracticabie 10
particularze in this advertisement.
MEDALS and DIPLOMAS will be awarded 10
owners or manufacturers Of articles deemed wor-
thy of that Distinction
STEAM POWER will be provided, toshow any
model or machinery IN operation To The best I'D
vantage.
Further information is communicated in the Cir
cular issued BY the Association, which may be OBJ
tanned at this office, or by addressing
l2-eowif J.. Il. MlLLlKEN, Cor. Sec.
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Cow Found.

GAME into de enclosure 81 the subscriber, I'm Keune.
bunkpart, the Camp-Sieeting Ground, about the
eighteenth ~ August, dark rel COW with shor crnm.
pi Horns AMI black bag aud teats. The owner 4 TO
auesiei To pay charges and take her away.
3S-Js' J0slluA s. LuNT.
Kenncbunkport, September I, 1854.
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NoTTCE-

WHEREAS SUSAN T.. ANDREWS, my wife, left IN,
w ON the twenty-hird day Of May last, and has mo-
since reurnedths Is to give notice to all persons not
harbor or trust her my account, shall not he re
35-3w' WARREN ANDREWS.
SacO, Aug. 81, 1854
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Two Horses for Sale.

WE have very large hay Colt, four years old and
w large red horse, suitable Cor a work horse hys
years oil hr which We have 10 use, and which W,
viii sell very low Coz cash. exchange Coz other property
on reasonable terms The four years oil colt viii make
splendid carriage horse. SHAW a CLARK.
Diddeford, SEPT lst, 1854. 36-tf
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Al q Coun Of Probate held nj snco, within aud
for the County of York, the first Monday IN sep
TENDER, In the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred aud fny fuur, by the Honorable Joseph \.
Nye, Judge of SAID Court:
IN the petition Of Sally %. Bragg, widow 81 Peter
" w. Bragg, late VI Newfed. IN said eosniy. de.
ceased, praying that administration of the estate oi
said deceased may be granted to Luther sanbom, OF
Parsonsfeld, In said County
OHDERED-That the petitioner cite the next Of kin
TO take adminst ration and give notice thereof To
the heirs ut said deceased and To al persons Interested
In said estate, by causing a copy of lhi. order Ia
be published three weeks succe,syelY In the Union
and Eastern Journal, printed 1t BiddeioId, In said
Colny, that they may appear nj Probate Cour Ia DO
held NJ Alfred, In said County, on the hrt Monday IN
October next, nj ten Of the clock In the forenoon,
and shew cnuse, " amy they have, why the prayer
of said peti Ion should not be granted.
81 Attest,-FRANCIs BACON, Register.
A true COPY. Aliesi. FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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Farm, for sale.

THE Farm formerly the residence Of Marx lll, late q
Auburn, deceased, win be sold at Auction, ON satur-
day. the Both Of September, at oclck T. Me- 1851, up-
less said farm shall have been previously sold Mt private
sale. II contains 100 acres, about 70 OF whc excellent
wood land, and within four miles Of Lewiston Falls
it, southeast side l. bounded by Tailor Pond Any one
wanting good farm, with good buildings In pleasant
place, cannot well he better suited.
Said and " thought best may De sold In lots. 1mme
datey after the sale Il the farm, the personal property
will BE- sold. For information inquire Of Lake Illl, la
BildefDr, or Of Rachel Ill., the premises. Terms II
sale viii lie made known at the time aud place Of sale.
LUKE HILL,
RACHEL HILL
Biddefori, August li,h, 1854 Sow
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Ohio El0ur.

DECEIVED this day another lot Of Ohio Flour, direct
~ VIA Montreal, and the Grand Trunk Railroad, which
Will be sold at better bargain than flour obtained frOD
any other source. IIOBSON A sTOREI,
Saco, May 30th, 1854. 22-tf
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IMPORTANT FAILURE. The Telegraph no
tfes u that the (" Protection Insurance or
flee Hartford" has become bankrupt, This
institution has always been considered
be- n safe one-i had cash capital 1850 J.,
oOO,-has Away paid large dividends !.
stockholders, but the recen, great .ires all
over the country where lis operations Were
laid out. and which its policies comprehen-
ded. have been TOO much for lis capital and
credit.
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The MAN WHO DID NOT KNOW Ills FARM
WAS ADVERTISED. The Ogdensbu'g Sent.
mel tells a story of a subscriber who lately
stopped his paper because j, contained loo
many advertisements, and shortly after hal
his farm advertised and sold for the non
payment Of taxes, before he knew il. He
succeeded in redeeming his property a, a
cost, and he then concluded 10 renew his
subscription 10 The Sentinel, which was the
only paper that had the news.
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CIlaiSc for sale.

4 LIGHT, latest style Boston Chaisc entirely new, VI
~ sale by OWEN ii. CliADBolhNE'
saco, August 9th, 1851. ... 3s-u
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Corn, FICUr, &c.

| WILL sell, To arrive, now on boarl Schr Caroline,
3Oi2 Bushels mixed Corn, for stable use.
100 Barrels Extra Genessee and Ohio Flour.
30 Country Mess Pork.
IL Casks Cheese. JOHN GILPATRIC.
saco, July 2Ith, 1854.
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stock for sale.

THE Subscriber will offer for sale till October LIST, all
the stock on his am consisting Of IL Cows, lear
ing LETTERS yoke Of two year old Steers, and Ilorse
They all Of good quality, and will be sold iayu-
BILE terms. JOHN 4. DAVIS
BiddefUrl, Sept. Il, 1851. 3w3I+