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A true copy. Attest,
Z J0SnUA nERRICH, REGISTER, PIT.

At u Court OF Probate, hOlden at Alfred, within
and for the County Of York, ON the first Mon.
day of February, ia the year OF our Lord
eighteen hundred aud iily-lUur, by the HOnora-
bic William G.. ALEU-, judge of said Court
an the petition Of Abigail Ill kimbal, Adj
~ minisiralriN OF the estate of Luther Kim
ball, late ut kenncbunk, ia said County, de-
ceased representing that the personal estate Of
said deceased + not sufficient To pay the Just debts
which he owed at the time Of Ills death, by the
sum OF Que thousand dollars aud praying Tor a
license Ia sell and CONVEX much of the real
estate Of said deceased rs may he necessary for
the payment of said debts aud incidental charges;
also her petition for her dover in said estate 10
be assigned and set ont 10 her, and that COmmiS-
sloncrs may be appointed ios that purpose, pursu
ant 10 law:
Ordered, That the petitioner give notice there
Of to the heirs OF said deceased aud to all persons
interested in said c>,atc by causing copy of this
order to be published in the Union aud Eastern
Journal, printed in Blddciord, in said County,
three weeks successfully, that they may appear
at Probate Court To be holden at Alfred, la said
County, On the first Monday ia March next, Ut
ten of the clock IN the forenoon, and shew cause,
II any they have, why the prayer OF said petition
should nat 10 IUutcd
Attest, JOSHUA IlE2RICK, Register, r. T.
A true copy. Attest.
JOSHUA HERRICK, Register, p. T.
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new BOOKSTORE.
MOSES w. LEAVlTT,

At the new aud pleasant store at the south end
N of the EXTENSION OF THE BLDDE.
FURDHOUSE BLOCK, has quite large anil
fresh assortment of
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Gas Fixtures.

yN,wAMBLEy & SMITH have Just received n zen.
u enaI assortment OF Gas Burners, Chandeliers aud
Fixtures and tools and apparatus for putting then,
M. Persons wishing them put up In their Dwelling
Houses and Stores. win please make application soon
that they may be ready to burn tho Gas when IL Is
ready Tor delivery.
saeo, September 26ih, 1857. 30tf
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Melodeons, Seraphines,
REED ORGANS.

WE subscriber has received the exclusive
Il agency OF Saco and Biddeiurd for the sale
OIL the above named instruments, manufactured
by H. +. Tobin & Co. Nashua n. ii. They are
combined with the valuable principle OF CAR
HART'S PATENT, which for elegance Of man
uiacturc and unri,alled beauty OF tone, render
them the most desirable instrument IN use.
Prices according TO style and finish, from $40 to
$50. Those wishing Tor instruments a e respect.
fully solicited 10 call at No As Cults Island, Saco,
and also at the residence Of Rev. ). Hubbard,
corner Of Hill aud Pool SITS, Blddeiord, and cx.
anime an assortment OIL, ~ and octayes
Saco, Feb 3, 1854. s'f
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Gns Stock,

dTaS MOCK. d
,vc suhserton Book for stock In the saeo and Did.
i deford Gas Light Company Is open nc The Manu-
6acturer's Bank IN Saco. Those wishing 10 subscribe
or stock in the Company do by calling upon the
ubserbcr nj the above named Bank.
7. sCAMMoN, Ttsaurr.
saeo, July o3d, 1853. e6,f
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Millinery Goods,

in all the departments Of the trade. LADIES
CAPS, of all qualities and prices, constantly on
hand. or made 10 order, at short notice. Caps
from one shilling 10 $500.
~ Two Wig Makcrsare constantly employed
and WIGS, CURLs, and FRONT PIEccs, both Tor
Ladies and Gentlemen, iashiOnably got up, anu
upon short orders.
with many thanks 10 the Ladies Of Biidelold
aud SacO, for past patronage, Mrs O'Connell,
homes M her new stand To merit its continuance.
BONNETS, altered, blcached aud pressed in
the nea,cst manner. and Gents Hats at short
notice.
Biddclord, Feb. 3, 1851. Gwo
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]. Ii. RANDALL,

DooK. BINDER AND BLANK BOOK MAN.
ID UFACT0RY, No. Cataract Block, Factory
Island, Saco, Me, is now prepared To do all kinds
~ Book Binding with ncatnesS and despatch.
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:. DRsSsrER.
From George ". Wilson, Esq, Necaen, Je

TT0W Ue0Tye ~ V"'0H, EsY, Nelg1eH, Jlo
To REv. WALTER CLARKE IA short time ago 4
procured a bottle Of your Great European Cough
Medicine, which took, according Ia directions, for
from tire great benefit which derived from It's use
am well satisfied that u answers every purpose for
which II IL recommended, aud IL worthy the utn,o,t
eonhdenceit ought tn be In more general use In ca
Of chest aud lung diseases generally IL viii rec
omnend itself wherever IL Is tried.
iJ-tf Signed, GEonag W. wnsos.
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Sold Wholesale by the Proprietor, cornishyiiie, Me-
For sale In Saeoby 4 Gilman, Factory Island Bid
deford, DR.. Lord KsanebaHk, \. Ck'k Poriiasd,
u II Hay SaearraPpa, Coudman Stahdish, Higgins
yer; Nsgfsid, Wood Hest Ssnfsid, Land .Ssrh
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merchants aud medicine deal4rs generally.
Bottles 25 cts each. four bottles In for IS cts,
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Contains no Mineral, Opium, or any poisonous drug
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physician AND SURGEON. -olIice anG
Il hest dence, South Street, Biddeiord. OF
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JOSHUA mERRIcK Register, p. T.

At Court of Probate held at Alfred, within and
ior the County oil York, on the first Monday Of
February, in the year of our Lord Que thousand
eight hundred aud iiny-four, 10y the Honorable
William e.. Allcn, Judge of said Court
DOBE8T TOWNE, Guardian OF William
III SymunIs and Robert 4. : mOnds, minors,
having presented his account Ol Guardianship OF
hi, sand wards for allowance:
Ordered, That the said Guardian give notice To
all pcr>0us Interested, by causing copy at this
Orlcr To BE- published three weeks successfully In
the Union aud Eastern Journal, printed at Biddc-
ford, IN SAID County, that they may appear at a
Probate Court 10 be held at Allied, la SAID County,
on the irsl Monday of March next, ut ten OF the
clock in the forenoon, aud Shew cause, il any they
have, why the same should not bc allowed.
Attest, JOSHUA IERRlCK, Register, =. 4.
"A true copy. Attest,
JOSnIIA nERRICK. REGISTER. PIT.
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To gEy. WALrER CLanKE, Dear SIR III have
great pleasure In sending the following interesting
case publication, u proves the efficacy Of the Un-
Wcrsal Cough Mixture In extremely bad cases. Mr..
Samuel Shaw had been afflicted with the Plnh.ic
for number Of wears, during the past winter his dis
order was 50 bad that he could rest but liile hearing
Of your medicine. he procured bottle, by which he
has been greatly benefited, he says the 6rst dose
gave him - much relief that he was enabled TO en-
Joy good nights rest and desires 10 recon mend IL
TO others, as the beet medicine for coughs, aud dis
orders OF the chest and lungs.
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ID. L. soNIEs,
ID. Il. SDyIIS

MANUFACTURER % Loon Harnesses,
vi Irvine and Varnishes Of all Xmas. 3
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10000 Bottles Sold by ono Agent in New York in
Six Months!

Have been cured by this preparation within the past year.
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AVIAN nAcON. VI. ID.

nEALER IN PAINTS AND OILS, Of the
~ best quality.
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EromR er. Jesse Hayes. LecistOn Falls.

Tn. CLaRKg Every bottle Of the Universal CourT
Mixture which you lei with me, Is sold, and have
several applications for, more ms far as heard from,
all have been perfectly satisfied with The medicine.
One man. who had a cough Of long standing, attend
ed with tighiness Of the chest aud shorinsss Of
BREATH so that he laid aside from business, pur
third OF IL, was cured perfectly, and has had no
cough since he Gays IL Is the bsst medicine IN the
world and cannot be recommended too highly
Please send me another lot Immediately.
Yours, truly, JlsE HANS.
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From Rec. J. ID. o. Colby, Denmark, Ne.

BRo, CLI,KE Your Universal Cough Mixture has
been quito successful in this placea short time ago
met with lady who expressed great fears that ono
of her daughters wa, going into a consumption, a.
Tor length, of time she had been afflicted with bad
rnug, and was quite emacilted, at my recommends
lion she purchased little ~ your Universal Cough
Mixture, which entirely removed her cough, and was
the means of restoring her TO health.
Yours truly, J.B. o. CoIpY.
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Extract Of letter fran Daniel adams, Esq
BotedomAan,, Ne.

Dear ira number of the most extraordinary
cures have been effected BY your Universal Cough
Mixture In TIL, place. Several who had bad coughs
tored six months without receiving any benefit, have
been speedily cured by the Universal Cough Mixture
From Mrs. Hubbard, Thorndike, Maine.
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ons Agent writes from Western New York" Send
me one Hundred Dozen Sure Relief OF Universal Pain
Killer, as soon as possible, as am all out IL Is he
most wonderful Pain Killer In the world. It's useu Nv
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Notice in Partition.

SAMUEL THOMAS and Margaret Thomas,
- children Of Maria Thomas. daughter OF Adam
Mehl. deceased. Ann Hanrah. and James Han
nahs her husband, Adam Mehl. Jr, Barbara Han.
nahs and John Hannahs her husband. George
Mehi. Valentine Mehl. aud Maria Mehl, widow Of
Adam Mehl, deceased, will take notice that pc.
tition was ifed against them on the 10th day of
February, 1854, in the court of Common Pleas of
Mcnroe county, Ohio. by Andrew Mehl aud is
now pending, wherein the said Andrew Mehi de.
mands partition OF the following real estate to wits
The south west quarter Of the north west quarter
OF Section Is, Township 6. and Range 6. contain
ing Az acres; and also the north part of the north
west quarter of the south west quarter of Section
Is. Township 6, and Range g. COT taipi.sg Is acres;
aud that =, the next term Of the said court appli
cation will be made by the said Andrew Mehl, for
an order that partition may be made Of said prem
ises, or such other order as the court, according
to the Statute. may make. ;
WIRE g. RICHARDSON
Feb. Is, 1854. sAttys for Petitioner
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Peter Foble. plaintiff, against William B. Ham
ilton. Harrison Foreman, Abraham Stull, and
William Hamilton, defendants.
fNHE said defendant, Abraham Stull, will take
i notice that on the 20ih day of February, 1854
Peter Fob!e. plaintiff. filed his petition, in said
court. setting forth that at the April term. OF said
court, 1913, William Hamilton, then minor, by
Joseph M. Mason, his next friend and Attorney
prosecuted and recovered Judgment against said
plaintiff, for l45 dollars, and of suit. in an
action then pending against him, that the plaintiff
on the first of November, 1850. made and teiiv.
cred to said Mason, as next friend and Attorney
OF said Hamilton, two notes of hand made paya-
BILE to him and secured by mortgage on real estate,
one tor 90 dollars due year from date, the other
for 100 dollars, payable years after date both on
interest from date; that the first note was paid.
January "a, 1850, being then fifty-four dollars;
that the SAID Mason endorsed said hundred dollar
note before II was due, and without notice for what
II had been gwen. to one James Mason. for val,
liable consideration, that said James Mason has
brought suit thereon; that plaintiff after said note
was SO endorsed, being ignorant thereof. aud sup.
posing said Joseph NJ. Mason held the same. on
the lst day OF December 1851. paid to William
Obey, Esq clerk of this court, TO pay off said
note rs dollars and fifty cents, that being the
amount then due on SAID note, which llS dollars
was, by said Okey. credited on said judgments
that William Hamilton, defendant, as the guar
dian of William Hamilton, then minor, received
said Is dollars and so cents, on the lst day of
December 1851. and loaned the same TO Harrison
Foreman and Abraham Stul, defendants. that the
plaintiff asks Judgment against said defendants,
for the sum of lS dollars aud fifty cents, with
interest thereon from Decemierl, 1851. .
ls SINCLAIR g. COWEN.
March |, 1854. Auys. for Plaintiff
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