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Atiest,-FRANcIs BACON, Register
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Alta Court OF Probate held at North Berwick, within
August, IN the az Lord one thousand eight
7. Nys, Judge Of said Court;
IN the petition III Joseph Dane, IT., Guardian OF
" Frederick r. Hall, and Of Nathan ID. Appleton,
Guardian Of Elizabeth NJ. Hall and Porter Hail. minor
and children of Porter Hall, late Of kennehunk, In
said County, decreased representing that said FIedef
iek, Elizabeth and Porter seized aud possessed Of
the follow described real estate, viz: One undi-
v,ded third part each Of the dwelling house and the
buildings, with the land under aud adjoining the
same recently occupied by the said deceased ms his
HON estead, situated In said ksnnebunk, the SOUTH
westerly side OF Siorer Street, aud being mure fully
In said petitions. That an advantageous Of
Ter of twenty one hundred sliy dollars aud TWEEN.
-four cents has been made by Tobias Lord Of Ken.
nebunk. In said County, which offer u for the inter.
eel Of all concerned Immediately TO accept, and The
proceeds OF sale To be put out Interest or the ben
cot of the said mipors, aud paying that may
be granted them 10 cell and convey the interest aote
said according TO the statute In such made aud
provided;
Ospthrp-That the said petitioners give notice
theieot BY causing eopy Of this order Ia be
Published three weeks successfully ip The Upion
and Eastern Journal, printed at pddefoId, In said
County, that they may appear nj Probate Count 10 be
bed Al saeo, 10 said County, on the first Monday In
sepiember next at ten OF the clock In the forenoon
and shew cause, " any they have, why the pray
or Of said petitions should not he ranied.
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Al Court of Probate held at North berwick, within
aud foI the County of York, on the first Monday
In August, In the year Of Lord eighteen hundred
and illy four, BY the Honorable Joseph i. Nye,
Judge of said Court
4 MASA WENTWORTH, notwithstanding OF the es'
y tate OF John j. Dow ns, late ~ Pueblo de ian Jose,
in the County Of Santa Clara, State Of California; de-
ceased having presented his hist account Of admins.
tIation Of the estate Of said deceased 0r allowance:
ORpEEEp, That the said Administrator give no.
lice To all persons interested By causing copy Of
this order be published three weeks successfully
In HE uBion and Eastern Journal, printed at Bdde.
fotd, in said County, that they may appear mt pro-
bate court, To be held at Saco, in said County, on
the first Monday Of September next aiten Ofthe clock
In the forenoon, and shew oaJse, " any they have,
why the same should not be allowed.
Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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and for the County of York, on the seventh day al
August. In the ,ear Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and iny-four, BY the Honorable Joseph Il. Nye,
Judge Of said Court:
ISAAC woRsTER, named Executor In a certain IN.
stTument. puorting To be the last viii aud Tesla
meni of saIly iillad. late Of Berwick. In said Coun.
~, deceased having presented the same for probate
ORDEREp THAT the said executor give no.
tee 10 all persons Interested by causing copy Of this
order To be Published three weeks successfully In the
Union aud Eastern Journal, printed ut Biddehri, in
10 be held NJ Saeo In said County the frst Monday
OF september next at ten Of the clock In the fore.
noon, and sbew cause, any they have why the said
instrument should not be proved, approved, and al
ceased. "
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Al Court Of Pobate held ut North berwick, wnhin
and for the county u York, on the arsi Monday "
August, In the yeai OF our Lord eighteen nunSiea
Judge IL said couu
WILLIAM LoRp, Executor of The VIII Of Timothy
w frosi, late &c Kenasbank, In SAID County, de-
ceased having presented his hrsi account ., nann'
Wa,mn of The estate &c said deceased, Ut ahowaee.
osprsrp, That The saba Easeuor give notice ,hereo'
10 al persons interested, BY causing copy OF ns o,
DER TO BE Published In the 0uion and Eastern Journal
ee.sveiy, tina, they NAV aproar at Prbats Court 10
be bed nj sseo In said county. the hrt Monday n
september next, al ten of the clock In ihe ,ofsnon,
sud .hew cause. if any they have, why the same
should no, be grantsd.
Attes,,-rRANCIs BACON, Register.
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FIFTH DtsrRIcr-At convention Of III,
Wings Of the Finh Congressional District, holder
IN Exeter On the l7th, ISRAEL WAsnBuRS, Jr.
was nominated as Representative to Congress, b,
reclamation. Strong An,i-Nebraska Resolutions
were adopted, aud speeches were made by Mes
srs Buiman, Saywarj, Dnsmore and Wilson.
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Attest, FRANCIS Il iCON. Register.
A true copy. Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.

Al Court Of Probate held at North Berwick, within
aud for the County Of York, on the first Monday IL
August, b. the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and fifty four, by the Honorable Joseph I. Nye
Jndge Of said Court:
IN the petition Of Edward Z. Bourne, Jr., Admins
" traitor ~ the estate Of Enocl ilardy, late Of Ken
nebunk, In said County. deceased, representing thai
the personal estate OF said deceased Is not sufficient
To py the just debts winch he owed the time of his
DEATH by the sum OF fifteen hundred dollars, and pray
ing foT lcenee To sell aud convey much Of the re
al esae ofsaid deceased may be necessary for the
payment Of said debts aud incidental charges
OnDERrp-1 hat the petitioner give notice thereof to
The heirs OF said Deceased aud 10 all persons interest
ed ~ sad estate, by causing copy Of this order To
be published three weeks successfully In the Union
ana Eastern Journal, printed at Bddeford, IN sald
County mat they may appear at Probate Court 10 be
holden ut sseo, IN said County, on the first Monday 10
september neu. al ten Of the clock IN The forenoon,
anu shew cause. if any they have, why The prayer
OF said petition houd not be granted.
Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
n True copy. Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register
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The lis, OF Custom House Officers in the differ.
ent States, shows 2l5 AMERICANS, and 1887
FOREIGNERS. Let Native Americans ponder
these facts.
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Fire Insurance Agency.

THE subscriber will take insurance risks In the following
i companies, Howard Fire iosurance Company, Low
ELL Mass; Lowell Traders and Mechanics Mutual Fire In
surance Company and in the Granite Insurance Company
These are the two Stock and the best Mutual lnsur
ance Companies doing busir IS In this vicinity.
s. ". LUQUES, Agent.
R;tdefnri July l2th 1854 Sly
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VINO ARE OUR OFrIcE HOLDERS below is a
list of officers in the service Of the United States,
with birth and place. These figures and facts
tell their own story, and answer the above ques.
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OmmlissiOners' Notice.

I'VE having been appointed by the Hon. Joseph 7. Nye,
w Judge Of Probate for tie County Of York, IN receive
and examine the claims u the creditors Of 0eoe ". fol-
SON, late of Cornish, In SAID County, deceas wbse es-
tate IL represented insovent give notice that six months,
commencing the nrt day Of May have been allowed TO
said creditors 10 bring In and prove their claims, and that
we will attend 10 the service assigned ut the Office
Luther s. Moore, ESQ, In Limerick Saturday, the Sec
ond day u September and Saturday the seventh AMI Sat
uriay the twenty days of October next from 10
six o'clock, r. N. ABNER nunBANK, lcommI.,r,.
Dated this hrst day Of June, A. d. 1854.
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FOR SALE,
FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS

TIME following described Real Estate, compris-
i inc Housc Lots, and other property, eligib'y
situated m the villages Of SacO and Biddeioru,
will he sold by TIE prop'etors, at prices anu on
terms favorable To purchasers:
The House Lots, about 4O0 In number, are
princpally situated in Saco, between the Ran.
road bepots Of Bidceiord aud Saco-a portion OF
them above the Railroad, and portion below, III
pleasant and healthy location, and commanding
fine view of both villages. They are advania.
geousy situated for the residence Of persons hav.
| ing business in either Saco or Buiueiord, being
within six minutes walk Of Main street, aud Pep
perelI SQUARE, and ive minutes walk Of the Ma
chine Shop and Cotton Mills Of the Laconia, Pep
perell and Water Power Corporations OF B'dde-
ford. A substantial Bridge, 80 ieei ong ana ~
feet wide resting on granite piers an with side
walks, has been built across the Saco River, thus
connecting the lots with Biddeiord, nd placing
them within three minutes walk Of Smiths Cor.
per From this bridge q street Is gnded To The
| Railroad Crossing on Water street, which will be
extended 10 Buxton Road. Other streets have
been laid out, extending along the margin vi the
Suco River, and to Water street.
The newroad recently laid out by the County
commissioners, extending into the country from
Saco. will in,ersect with Market street, which
passes across the above described bridge to Bidde-
ford.
Besides the lots before mentioned, the proprle'
Tors have dozen or more house lots Tor sale, on
Springs Island, contiguous TO the bridge, ana
within two minutes walk Of the workshops and
mills ON said island. On one OF the lots Us new
Cottage house with a stable, which will be sold
with the lot.
They will sell also, in lots Of from one to hve
Iacres, as may be wanted, tract OF land adjoining
THAT which j. reserved for house lots. Sald ,rac'
lconsi,,s of A acres, and is situated on the Wes''
Tern side of the Railroad, and runs TO the Buxton
road, the line striking that road within few rods
Of the Saco Depot
Warrantee Deeds will be given Of all lots sold
lby the proprietos, A. II. Boyd, Saco; u. T.
ISomes, Bddeiord; Josephus Baldwin and Law
renee Barnes, Nashua, N. H.; William +. Newell
Manchester, n ii.
For further particulars, as to prices aud condi
I,ious. inouire Of ID. L. SONES, of BidJeiord
; Agent for the Proprietors. o-u
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OYSTERS! OYSTERS!!

n L. TOPPAN respectfully informs his friend.
" and The public, that be p constantly supplied
with the choicest Oysters that can be iound I'D
the market. He eau supply hotels, and families
upon the most moderate Terms. Orders most re-
speciluly solicited aud promptly attended 10:
Q Apply u, No. ], Factory Island Block, Saco
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|Melodeons, Seraphines,
REED ORGANS.

YT,HE subscriber has received the exclusive
agency Of Saco and Biddeford Zoe the sale
or Tho above named instruments, manufactured
bv b. Y. Tobin & Co. Nashua N. II; They are
combined with the valuable principle Of CAR
HARRIS PATENT, which Tor eleyance OF man.
ufacture and unri allied beauty Q! zone, fenuer
Prces according TO style and finish, iron so to
$50 Those wishing Or instruments 9 respect
S,Iv solicited 10 call al No As Cults Island Saco,
and also a, the residence Of Rev. ). Hubbard
corner Of Hill and Pool SITS, B,ddeiord, ana eh'
anime IN assortment of4, a and ooe ipySGo
Saco, Feb g. 1854. D"
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SUyu.NER STYLES,

silk, Moe-skn, Extra Drab Dea!er, Vde.Awake, whte
Pianters Panama. Canton Straw, Palmeaf sonnet, nag
var, Black and Drab, Kossuth Fur and WOOL, beaver
Drab and Black Hats, and extra lot OF fahcy
every variety for Children.
p Cash and the highest price paid ior sh,Ppk NJ,
Having had experience for a number OF y eas u's
business, he hopes to meet the wants OF he PUBIC, ana
share their patronage. DO MT forget orysui A'ad'
Building.
n. B.-Persons In want Of Hats or caps, wiz 10 wen
cali and examine tr themselves Hats made to order
DiddefOrd, June lith, 1854. S-u
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House for Sale.

THE large two story building situated on sam
van Street, near the reservoir, buiii by the iais
Col John Tniton. Said house was ooil' I'D ihf
most substantial manner, Of the beat materials, ant
/. m every respect u desirable house. II is web
diyi ded into four tenemenis, all Of them separate
and every way convenient, and renting Oh ~ aN-
eraye Of SIS each, It's location is healthy and be-
ing only a lew moments walk IRON the business
streets. makes IL q desirable place Of rrside"cs--'
For particulars Ms to price aud terms. sppyio,
JOHN l., TRAFfON,
who occupies one Of the ienemenls
Blddeiord, May LIST, 1854. ISL
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Ohio Flour.

DECEIVED this day another lot OF Ohio rlcur' uec,
IL via MontreaL and the Grand Trunk Railroad, whicI
viii be sold at better bargain Than nogr % ~. ITO"
any olher source. HobsoN sionLn'
saco, May 30th, 1854. q"
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Iaces, Edgings, Embroideries Of all descriptions,
Milis, Gloves, Hosiery, Wors,ed and Patterns, &c.
good assortment Mourning Goods constantly
on hand.
&C Millinery and Dress Making done TO order
Saco, April 1ih, 1854. R-u
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Removal.

MISS 5. A. LOWELL has removed from heI
~ old stand (up stairs) to the store below, No
% Cuts Block, where she has received large adj
diiions To her former s,ock, to which she invites
Tue attention " hcr customers aud the public, AS
sur'ng ihem she Will sell as formerly, a, The lowest
prices possible. Her stock consists ln pa "A of
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NEW AND
FASHIONABLE GOODS,
CHEAP FOR CASH
Goods Of ali kinds usually kept in Hat Store consisting
HATS, CAPS,
UMBRELLAS g. PARAS0LS
STANLEY coVELL,

ATE Of the Arm Of Coyell Dow OF Portland, has TAX
en- the store and purrhsseJ the goods at Nos 2 and
Crystal Arcane, Biddefor at the junction OF h n,,
and York Streets and recently occupied by 4. ~. ho
aud nov offers goods In his Ie Of the best quy Us w"
as can be purchased In this place or elsewhere.
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vVRUSSES, SUPPORTERS, and SHOULDER
l. BRACES, Of the most approved patterns
For sale ut GILMAN'S, Factory Island.
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House Sign and Ship Painting,
GRANTING, GLAZING,
AND PAPER HANGING,
NPPOSITE Edwards & Lowells Stove Store
" in the Gothic Block, up stairs, by
LIBBY L. BROTHER.
Biddcford, Nj 9Th, 1854. 1911
Biddcford, Nj 5'h, 1854.

Al Court Of Probate held nj North Berwick, with
In and for the County of York, on the seventh day
of August IN the year Of our Lard eigh.een hundred
and inv four, by the Honorable Joseph i. Nye,
Judge Of said Cou,t;
JOSjIUA MAXWELL, named executor In a certain
81 instrument purpoIting 10 he the last " III aud ties.
lament Of Joshua Maxwell, late Of Wells, In said
County, deceased, having presented The same Tor pro-
bate
ORpEREp That the said executor give notice to
MI petsons interested by causing copy Of this or-
der 10 be published three weeks successfully In the
Union and Eastern Journal printed at iddefnrd, In
said county, that they may appear at probate court,
TO be held at Saco in said county, an the first Mon
day Of September next, nj ten Uf the clO'k w Tue
forenoon, aud shew cause, u any they have, why The
said instrument should not he proved. approved and
allowed as the last win and testament Of the said
deceased.
Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A true copy-Atiest. FRANCIS BACON, Register.
Al Count of Probate held ut North Berwick, within
and for the County of York ,On the FIRST Monday ~
August IN the YEAR, OF Lord eighteen hundred anu
fifty four by the Honorable Joseph i. Nye, Judge OF
said Court:
EBENEZER CHAPMAN, guardian Of Arthur Cox,
II IL York, in said County, spendihrfl having pre-
sented his sf account Of Guardianship ofhs said ward
for allowance
OapEREp-That the said Guardian give notice to NIL
persons interested by causing copy OF this order TO
be published three weeks successfully, IN the Union
aud Eastern Journal. printed ut lidd ford, IN said
County, ihaith may appear ut Probate CouIi 10 pe
held ut Saco, in said County, on the first Monday
az September next nj ten of the clock In the forenoon,
and shew cause, if any they have, why the same
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Il NNEDY'S Medical discovery;
- Pulmoaic Syrup, and
. Salt Rhcum Ointment.
FOR sale by the authorized agent, ..
T. GILMAN,
H-u So Factory Island, Saco.
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Biddefori, July 12th, 1854.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02
FIRE rs ELEVENTH. WARD.
ATTEMPTED MURDER or 4 WOMAN
SUICIDE OF THE HUSBAND.

A shocking affair occurred yesterday morning in
an apartment over the grocery store of james Nc
Gee on the corner Of Columbia and Irving sts Brook
lyn in which man named Michael King attempted
10 murder his wife by assaulting her with and
then summary terminating bis existence by cut
ting his throat with the same instrument.
The cause OF the dreadful deed is said 10 have been
Jealousy the part Of the husband, although he
man so,oe 40 years af age and his wife about fl sc
years his Junior; ard together having family of five
children the oldest not more than ~ years and the
Youngest but months old
II appears from the statement Of Officers Reynolds
and Byrne Of the Hid District Police, aud OF the
people who reside in the same house. that about 70
o'clock the cry of murder was heard from the room
occupied by King On proceeding to the door, it
YVES found to be locked, and the woman, with the
youngest child in her arms, lying upon the platform
at the head OF the stairs, and welterng in blood.
Officer Reynolds, who heard the tumult Immediately
ran up stairs. and by main strength burst open the
door where King was standing, half stripped with
razor in his hand. As he saw the officer he
deliberately drew the instrument his own throat
aud with such precision and force that he completely
severed the windpipe and overy vein and artery
meeting with the body So thorough was the work
done that be dropped down on the floor, md with q
few convulsive struggles Terminated his existence.
The officer had not yet got within reach Of King, al
though but few feet distant when he committed the
deed The woman, it was found, had sustained
terrible cash. reaching from the right rto the mouth
She was raised up and DR.. Brooks was sent for, who
dressed the wound and vital part is thought TO
have been touched is expected hat, with care, she
may eventually recover.
There can hardly be doubt but that the man
thought he had killed his wife, aud theo TO complete
his murderous work turned the weapon upon himself.
The probability is that after he inflicted the wound
upon hi wife be pushed her ont OF the door with the
intention of pitching Ter down the stairs, Of which
there are three flights, TO The ground door, In this,
however, he was happily f,cd.
Several Of the children were present when the
shocking decd was committed, and their cries which
could be heard throus hOu the neighborhcod, were
hoait ronding.
The excitement was great about the vicinity, and
the morbid curiosity of the crowd impelled them to
force their way up stairs 70 view the CHASTITY specta-
Gle. The officers had all they could do to get them
out. and then 10 prevent them fromrc entering.
The woman sent 10 the Hospital and the
children were provided for by the neghbors.
The Coroner proceeded TO the place in the after
noon ana held inquest on the body Verdict in
accordance with the facs.
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Tur CorRrs-Tho Oyer and Termincr will com
uenco srocal term before Judge Mitchell, for the
trial Of Indictments FOR murder. There are nine 10
number viz:
Robert Y. Graham, for alleged murder Of Charles
Iorirg; Henry King, for the murder Of Timothy Red
ding. William F0wkCs, for the murder OF Edward
Boesn: Charles Graham, for the murder Of John
Wilson: John Cochran. for tho murder Of Michael
CoSne. Charles jaeger. for the murder of John Mo-
ran; Henry Glad, Tor the murder Of imes Mckenna.
Patrick Mcmahon, for the murder Of Catherine NJ
MaLoI. jams smith. for the murder OfJanes Davis.
In one Of the cases where an indictment for murder
had been found that Of McAyoy, which we stated
last week tie Grand Jury have since rcconsidered
,heir decision and found an indictment for man
Slaughter.
The Circui; Court on Monday will also resume
its session, Judge Clerke PRECEDING. The calendar
was published on Friiey.
For the Superior Court, the small brown stone
building northeast corner Of the Park has been
veneptly fitted up, under the direction of Alderman
Mott who has exeried himself much, since the burn
ing Of the ain court rooms TO find means for the
oonmodat.on Of the Courts and Departments for the
Trial and other terms. The October term viii Gem
merce today before Judges akley and Slo-aon. On
the 10th inst and two weeks Of each month In Nov
euber AMI December there Will be four trial branches
and two weeks Of each month, two branches. There
are ge4 causes the calendar, about 600 Of them
new. Tie following is the calendar for to-day:
No.lsf .. H. y - Il. -. H. 10. - = p, =, d.
.. u - -, 20, u, -. 49, %. 49, 70, Il. a, -, ~
The special term Of the Supreme Court will COM
uerce to-day, before Judge Roosevelt. The day
calendar are demurrers OF Nos 70 IS incusiye also
motions. Judge Morris viii preside. for the first:
week e, chamber., and in the second week, should
he feel strong enough, probably relieve Judge
Mitchell in the Oyer and Terminer
Tie Court Of Common Pleas VIII alec commence it,
October trial tenn with two branches before Judges
DAILY and Woodruff Judge Ingrahsm holding the
srecial term The following il the trial day calendar
Part NO 2 10 q 20 D. 81 81 si5 al3 sls sl5,
g- aiS 1919. P.rt2ND- oC2 1897 1895 1897. il00 lg5f.
10 iC7l L. ISL, Ils2 1855, Ia lls5, lls5 81.
Tie Court Of General Sessions for the October term
oouven,s 10 day. The following is the calendar OF
cases for disposal: Grad larceny, 10; burglary, 81;
false pIeteIser, 3; rape. . forgery, p receiving
stolen gcods, attempt TO kill l. abandonment, q;
vitpesses, l.; total y. In addition To these there
are ten charged with the crime Of murder, who vii
be tried in the Court Of Oyer aud Te. miner the
present tern.
DE.TH OF A SGAyT BIZ Fall -J6seph johnson,
eoored The dave Of Dr. Mercer II soppns
found lyrs asaa yesterday noruns the yard Of the no
tel IL ta On Saturday evening be quite rtoxi
csteS retired % bis h the 9Th story Ia thai state
nsht IL. Jury iered verdict Of Ds.,h from fr.csun
Of n. sari eslseI ~ AL" DsS.Aet ga ys.s o. sSs
sss 5sr u lrgaA