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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-11-24

A a Count of Probate held ut Biddefotd, within
aud for the Coun,y of York, on the hf't Monday 10
November, ~ the year OF our Lord eighteen hundred
and MY four, Ivy the Honorable Joseph u. Nye,
Judge &C said Can't.
IN the petition VI shidraeh Wentworth, OF Aiifed,
" In said couny, praying that administration I" tue
estate IL John Thing late of said Alfred, deceased,
may be sranied 10 hin,
ORDERrD-That the petitioner cite tho widow anh
next of Kin TO take administration, aud give notice
thereof to the heirs al said deceased aud 10 all per-
sous Interested in said estate, by causing copy 81
this oder Ia he published in the Union and Eastern
Journal, printed in Biddeford, in said County, three
weeks successfully that they may appear ut Probate
Court 10 be held at SaCo, IN said Cnty, on the first
Monday of December next, ut ten Of the clock In
the forenoon, aud shew cause, if any they have,
why the pra, Of said petition should not DO grant.
ed.
10 Amesi,-FRANCls BACON, Register.
| A true copy. Attest, FRANCIS BACON Register
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Al c.ur of Proba,e held ut Biddeford, within and
Coz the Coanty of York, on the hrst Monday in
November, ia the year@ our Lord eighteen hun.
dred and hi.y.6s,r. by TIE Honorable Joseph r.
Nae, Judre Of said C.atti
ISREDERiC WILLIAMS as Trustee I" certain e..
tate e~qaeatl,ed in the win &c Sally shermsn late
IL York IN said ea'miy aeeea'sa, a.o EIseaor ri
ceased and Trustee &C certain estate heoueatbed IN
him In trust, hy the SAID viii "f sally shsnWoa (os
the beaedt of Faulenia Y. Ceod~ In and Sally Good.
win having presented his first account tos allow.
anee:
Ospssrp-Thai III said Free'ie wIniams give notice
an rerseWs Interested, by causing cory az this OF
"a or Ia be phii-es three weeks successfully I'm the
,niou and Eastern JU,raa printed At iedsiosd In said
County thai they s,ay appear nj Probate Coat 10 be
held nj Saea, In said c"aniy, on the dsst No,day
in December Rr,. nj ten ." the e"ek in the aasnooa
aad .Lew cause, &c any they have, why the .ams
sI,ouLi not be allowed.
40 Ane.i.--fRhNcIs BACoN, Register.
a true copy. hus-,,-rRtNciS MACON. Register.
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iHe Piano Case .Seraphine, with single or
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No. g Central Block,
BIDDEFORD, ME-.
BOTANIC MEDICAL OFFICE.
Tn THE NFFIIlrED.

nG. W. v. PADDLEToRp, oGico at No. IL Exchangc
incident 10 the human frame Dr. T. gives particular at
tenton 10 all Diseases u the Urinary Organs HIS
great In those long standing AMI difficult cases.
such formerly considered ineurahe, u sufficient
commend him to the public, worthy the patronage
he has received. Therefore, Icrs afflicted with Diseas
% the above nature matter how difficult os long
standing the may be, wOu do well to call on Dr.
Padileiori nc his Office, AMI II MT enectuay Relieved
remuneration viii be required for hls services
Read, Reflect, and b, wise In Time.
I'll. acknowledged by all rhy sieans Of repute, In all
Countries. that medicine Ia sufficient ~ cure all
com palnis and also that, With the exception Of Neural
gia no ooe medicine will any disease, bat that
crosses towards cure, consequently all medicines SOLD
by Druggists, curing all complaints should be avoid
eli, u you wish TO AVOID being humbuggci.
Ts Fcaaies--Al diseases peculiar To ismaies'
<such as supptessions, Irregularities, Se) speedily re-
moved The efficacy u his remedies Or the cure Of the
above affections, have been we'll tested Ian extensive
practice Cor the last II years.
r. Yeuux Men.-You who are troubled with
seminal Weakness, generally caused BY bad habit In
youth the effects VI which nocturnal emissions
pains and dizziness In the head, rgeuilness sometimes
consumption OF insanity neylects, speedily an
permanently cured by DE-. Paddleiori.
1-y beware % ali kinds Of Eiixirs AMI ecrdals, a
they are % no
NJ, Psi,eeri gives particular attention to ali disease
% private nature, In both sexss AMI wsrrshts per
fcct cure.
Dr. PalileiSrd Ia not only making improvements by hi,
daily Increasing practice, but aso informing himself q
the treatment of the most difficult both In this
country and EurOPe lie Is determined, let the sSpens
b. what may that his patients shall have the best mel
Scai treatment In the world.
Recollcct all you who afflicted, Apply at once a
my ofice AMI but few days win be requrvi b Affect
Rooms adapted br the privacy Of patients. The poo
advised free 10 charge. Physicians patients wishing
his opinion advice, BY letter, ami lnclosng The usu
fee, 81, viii be answered BY return mall. Sly
WI PADDELfORD,
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House and Lot for Sale.

TIME Subscriber oilers Cor sale his House aud
j Lot, situated on the cosrer of foss and Birh
streets, On BiddeiocI Heights, The House was
haili i've years ago. vi the best materials aud wss
finished under the personal inspection u The SUD
scriber. It's a one aud halt story house, win
ell and barn attached. II has six rooms, independ.
cut Of closets and pantry oa the lower hoor, and
two well finished chambers on the second hoor,
every NON IN the house Is papeIcd aud finished
IN the mos, thorough manner. Thece is an excel.
lent celier, nader the whole house, with so0 water
therein, and well u hard water near By.
The lot contains near 900 square feet, a portion
Of IL being a garden IN which there are a aambcr
of rare fruit trees Just coming into bearing
For bcalthlncss and cooveucnc. of location \,
Is not exceeded BY any residence in town.
Fer terms, OF payment and pr,cc. enquire OF I.
q. CowAs, Union and Journal oaice.
LYMAN W. YORK.
B.llciord, Nov. II, 1854
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Al n Court of Probate held nj Bddeford, within and
for the County Of York, on :he first Monday In No
vember 10 the year of our Lard one Thousand eight
hundred andfny .s,dr, by the Honorable Joseph T.
Nye, Judge of said Couu;
DELATIAH IlUssEY, Administrator Of the estate
i Of William u. vamey, late Of North Berwick. In
said county deceased, having presented his first nc.
count Of administration Of the eate Of said deceased
for allowance;
ORprREp-That the said administrator give no,iee 10
oI perous interested by causing copy Of this order
10 be published three weeks successfully in The Union
and Eastern journal, printed at Biddeiord. In said
County, that they may appear nj Probate Cont TO be
held at Saco, In said County, on the hrst Monday
of December next, at ten Of the clock In the
forenoou and shew cause, if any they have, why
the same should not he allowed.
4G Attest,-PRANCIS BACON, Register.
A true copy: Atiest,-PRANCIS BACON, Register
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Al Cont of Probate holden NJ Biddeford, within and
for the County Of York, on the first Monday In No.
yember In the year of our Lord eighteen hundred
and ffiy.four, by tho Honorable Joseph 7. Nye,
Judge Of said Court:
Nm The petition of Anzi u. Boothhy, Interested In
tho estate of Ebcnezer Bcothby, late of Newheld,
In said county, deceased, Praying that administration
Of the estate Of said deceased may he granted To l-
thcr sanborn, Of Parsopsfeid, In said County
OspEWsp-That tie petitioner cite the next of
thereof 10 TIE heirs o said deceased and 10 a persons
interested In said estate by causing copy Of this NJ
der 10 he plish d In the Union aud Eastern Journal
printed n idjeford 10 said Couniy, three weeks sue
s...iye,y that they may appear at Probate Court To
he holden nj sacu In said County on the hrs Monday
I'M December next, nj ten Of the clock In the fore
moon, and shew cause. u any they have, whS the
ptaysr of said petition should not be sraniea.
al Atest.-FRANCiS BACON, Register.
A ttus COPY. Auest,-PRANCis BACON ,Rcgisier.
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Al . Couu OF Pupbate held at Biddeford, within
and for the County Of York, on the first Monday IN
November, In the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred AMI my four, by the Honorable 10.
scph Il. Nye, Judge q: aid Court;
The pe,ition Of Mary Adams aud others, INTEREST
| ed m tho estate Of Joseph Iiliard, late a Der
wick. I'm said caui ~, deceased. Praying that admin.
islraton do bons non with the will annexed of The
estate Of said deceased, may be granted To Isaac
Oaprnrp-That tho petitioner cite the next OF kin
IN take ndminlsi n,tlon and give notice thereof to
The heirs II said deceased and to NIL persons
i'm said estate, by causing copy OF this order Ia
h, nub,.bed three weeks successfully IN the Union
and Eastern Journal, printed It liddefoId, In said
Co,ny that they my appear ut Probate Count TO be
held nj aeo In said County on the r't Monday IN De-
ssmber next, nj ten Of the clock in the forenoon,
anJ shew cause, if any they have, why the prayer
Of said peti lon should not be granted:
40 Attest,-FRANClS BACON, Register.
A true copy. BACON, Register.
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Al n Court Of Probate held nj Dddefond within and
for the County Of York, on the sixth DAY OF NO.
ys,nber. In the year IL our Lord eighteen hundred
and ms four, by the Honorable Joseph I. Nye,
Judge of said Court
r1IIARI.OTTE W. billiard, named ESecn'riI In
will nd testament of Levi r. Iiiard, late Of Kenne-
bunk In said county, deceased, having presented the
same for probate:
ORpERrD - That the said eHecntrix give no.
tjce 10 ali person interested by causing copy Of this
order 10 be published three weeks successvey In the
Union and Eastern Journal, printed at Diddeford In
said County that they may appear ut Probate Couu
TO be held nj saco, in said County on the rst Monday
of Decenber next at ten Of the clock in the fore.
noon. and shew cause, f any they have, why the said
nstrnment should MT be proved, approved, aud al
law ed as the last will and testament Of the said de-
es'' ~ A,,est.-FRANcIsB BACON, Register.
A true copy Attest.-FRANCIS BACON, Register
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Farm for Sale.

THE Subscriber oarn Cor sale his farm situated
i in Ssco, on the River Road, avn miles fro'n
the villages OF Sacs' aud Dd,lcinnl.' The farn
consists ofabout 100 acres, aboui twenty-five -
which iscxcalent interval, and The iralarc up'an.i'
part of which i woodland. The bnil,iinss c1a'-
sisilng Of good two story House, . Barn iory ~
seventy, aud good out bullding, are ~ goa eiAn';
s.ai wafer Is i,n,ught ,lirrily inio the hJi.c.-
The usual weld at huy oa thu iartn i.icm :" '"
81 ,o,.. The character ~ the so'l, and It's 'oc,'
lion b..iy uear ID market which !, hlwry. ros'.
n.n,lcr The farm q yrsy de,inllc dis",nni wof'hy
,h.. s,,rni;ou o( any smart aci,e man ~lr V dr'
,,na,. of engaging IL agricultural plr",,,, 70 ,a"I'
n"ncy. Ti~ic !. q small "ol'-l. "a We ,amn.
..,,., v,;lI is nn.lc easy by giving prr'r sssik.
y. ;,,",,;r. ~ the snb~ulst oa tis.. pr,niscs.
y" "'''"N - JEREMIAH q, SfiMPSOS.
Saco. Nov. 8, 1851. 1870 4Af-rl
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KEN N ED Y
The Greatest Of the Age T!

AIR. KENNEDY, Of Roxbury, has discovered In one q
wi our common pasture weeds remedy TINT cures Nv
cry KIND OF IiUM0R, frTm the worst scranla dosn
to common Pmpe. IL has tired In over eleven huh
red cases. and never failed except la two. lie has nov
i'm his possession oAer two hundred certificates VI ITS value
all within twenty miles OF BostMi
Two bottles are warranted TO nursing sore mouth
One to three bottles will cure the worst hhd OF pPs'
Oh the face. .s.. -#. .s.E -rt ID
Tso 10 three bottles will clear tho system Of bls
Two bottles are warranted 10 cure the worst eanks
the mouth and stomach. -.,
Three to Ave bottles are warranted to cure the Wor'
One to two bottle, are warranted to all hunOr In
the eyes -
Two bottles are warranted to cure running In the care
Your to sx bottles are warranted to cure corrupt and
running ulcers. NFa
One bottle will cure scsly cruIaicns Of thu skin.
Two to three bottles antei to cure tbs worst
cases Il ring worm.
Two To three bottles are warahlei W cure tc ns lies
perate cases Of rheumatism.
Three 10 six bottles warranted to cure salt rhcum
Five to eight bottles will cure the very worst cases u
scrolula.
benefit Is always experienced from the first bottle, and
perfect cure warranted when the above quantity Is taken.
To those who are subject to sick headache, hottie
will always cure It, IL gives great relief " eaiaah ano
years. and have been regulated BY H. Where e body ID
sound works quite easy, but where there any derange-
ment III the functions Of nature, viii cause ve singular
feelings but you must not be alarmed they always Ills.
appear In from four days to week. Therc hne,cr bal
result from ton the contrafy, when that feeing gone
you will feel yourself like Drw isrson' have irar1
some Of the most extravagan eDcomums Of that svo
man listened 10. 90
No change Of diet ever necessary.
RoNnuHr, Sept. 10, 1858.
| This 10 10 certify that IT. IT, Hay, Drnggi'f, PORT
land, IL the daily ssfhorissJ' Usnsrf fgfhf lor my
Medical discovery tht Sistr 81 hdi"e, aud mara
Is snpiied NTH the genuine, direct from my Labor
tors poNALD hhNN ~ u.
Co. DtlJeforl TristramI llman Slco; Enoci. cousins
Kennebunkport; silas Derby, Airedj AMI by Meiel'A
dealers everywhere. s-o
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A. 4 Court of Probate held at B'ddeio!a, within ana
6,r ILc eo,,uty of York on the first Monday Of No.
yember, in the year Of eur Lord eighteen hundred
and dny four, by the Honorable Joseph i. Nye'
Judge Of said Conn; =,
ON The petition Of Saliva A. Ffeeman, eieenMn o.,
said county, deceased, Praying that she may be DIS
CHARGED Ir,,n nor Office aud trust as ExecntrI;
Osorsrp Thai the petitioner give not'ee thereof :"
the heirs of said deceased. and 70 all persons ,t, =.
ed in sad estate by causing copy Of THIS order 70 ps
three weeks excessively IN the Union ana
Eastern Journal, printed ut Biddeetd. 10 'ad eoun
thai they may appear At Probate Coun 10 ne ne'a
saco, m said county. on tue nr.t Mo"a.y ant
,Lew eaa.e, n any they have. why Tho payer "
aid petliha shsuId nos bs Efnnied.
~ Attest, FRANCIS ntCoN. neeaI'
A ,n. .oo,. Au,,i FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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SacO Alhcnnuln.

FuNHE Executive Committee give notice that the
IL Library j. removed To a roo,n in The Manu-.
6,ctuIers' Bank buildiny and extensive additions
of new books are ab.ut TO lie made. Subscrip-
mons lor shares are solicited Pscc, ten dollarS.
They take this opportunity In acknowledge the
prompi adjustment and payment oi their rsscn'
loss BY 6rc, by the Hamp1cn = q NJ. Firc ms
Co, through their agent, Mr. Burnham.
JOHN A. BERRY,
WILLIAM MOVES III. Com
3wi6 ALIEN. Y. CHISHOLM,
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Al n Court OF Probate held nj Biddeford, within and
for the County Of York. on the sixth day Of No.
ye,nber, In the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
aud ffy four, by the Honorable Joseph Il. Nye,
Judge of said Court:
II OIiERT MITCHELL, named Executor IN a Ger.
IL tain instrument, purporting TO be the last wll ana
testament Of Samuel Mitchell late of kennebnnk, IN
said eonty, deceased having presented the same Tor
Onprusp--That the said Executor give notice
10 all persons Interested causing copy OF this Of
der TO be Published three weeks successfully w. the
said County, that they a,ay appear nj Prbais C"H
tn be held nj Saco, In said County the first Monday
Of December ne,at ten OF the clock IN thc forenoon,
and ,hew cause, IL any why tho said instrument
should not I've proved, approved aud allowed rs the
last will and testament ot the said deceased.
40 Attest FRANCIS. BACON, Register.
A true copy. Attest-FRANCis BACON, Register.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF
CORN, II Lou II,
Pork, Lard, Cheese, &c.

DOYD & STORER hive jus, received from
- New York, par Schosner Post BOY, Il, >. ID.
II Co.'S Akron Flour, Old Stone Mills do, and
prlme article Of Western Corn 2li bush. Kye
100 bbls Pork and Lard also, New York State
Cheese, all Of which will Lc sold at fair rates.
BOYD e. STORER
Saco, Nov 8, 1851. 4GlI
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Particular Notice.

MI. sui,-cribsr requests MI I-rsm. lsieaf n him,
either by node 90 aunt, M aso those nslssol h.
the estate of the late james D. Goiwn, b. sttl ucir
liabilities nmehstey, with bis fstlssr. Dr. Go.lsin
same far payme,,t. GEO.'l. GOODWIN.
N. D.-Also claims no settled by the hra a JanssIy
1855, viii he lcn With an Attorney Coz csisctta.
slco, Oct 81, 1851. hau
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IstspQ

Issst6 THE subscriber, In consequence " the recent
nlW destruction of his House and other Property by
re 4 DESTROYS 81 selling the Farm ON which he resides
being the homestead of the late Major Danei Cole,
AMI containing about hundred and fifteen acres OF
Moving, Tllage, Pasturage, Weed and Timber Land
distant f the villages ~ Saco and Bddeord about IL
miles, ami within IL minutes ride VI the large Manufac-
turing Establishments Of the York, Lsconis AMI Pepper
ell Companies of the two towns.
IL l. beautifully located the Eastern side, AMI near
the borders o the Saco River which here winds its peace
il course towards the ocean, AMI forms the south westerly
boundary u the farm r the distance Of nearly hall
mile The growth Is principally hard wood Oak, MAPLE
Beach, Walnut, &C., with larger proportion OF large
sized Oak Timber suitable for ship building, than can be
found ON any other nn In the neghborhood, WITH per-
has one exception There Is also on the premises about
$50 grated Apple, Pear and Plum Trees more man one
thri 10 them In bearing state. Any person wishing 10
engage extensively Ia the Vegetable and MIX Trade,
would find this very desirable situation, as IN most
cases. during the winter season, and while the 'er 70
closed with icc the prlucts II this farm could, IN ~
minutes, be conveyed Ia market where they Away
command high price, Of the high privileges here at
forie Cor attending schools, meetings, &c, nothing more
need be said than that the farm Is within the limits o the
first Tor yilagc) school district FOR further normauo
please address apply to the subscribe on OF near Inc
promises. 1hs WAC Non
n. B-Ths stock, hay, &C., on the above farm Is Dr
sseo, Oct %, 1854. +3-tf
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LIST OF CHEAP GOODS.
CEO ". WARREN & co.

GEO. W. WARREN & co.
INVITE ai,eniion 10 the following List Of NEW
L and VERY CHEAP COOS, Of good style and
quality. -''
When MONEY IL Highest. our Prices are
LOWEST.
i'm No, LADIES German Cloths a, si50.
o. !" i.upin's Black Bombazines, 81.
zoo " London Prints, I'D cents.
100 " Fnn,h d, yard wide. one shilling.
sSS . NJ. DE LANES and Perians, one shilling.
SO1 % Printed Ca~hmer,s, % cents.
a, q" Ali Vol NJ. DE- LANES, IS cents.
IN +. "a Indiana Piaids, 37f cents.
No Gala Plaids, :g7l cents.
200 " Cn.hmeres aud Thihet Cloths, al quail
ties. A, one tliinl less than prices OF last
wear.
Raw Sill PIai,ls, OF same discount.
q 4 p,,.n,.h EuhoS,.,l Tsb. Cloths. sl,50.
no Roy', and Gents Shawl., $3.50.
IA Black Silk relveis, I,:a
Cashmere Long Shawls, Of the best manufacture
SIS. 80,
100 pcs Plaid and Stripe silks, % cents.
o0O % 62I cents.
200 4" ID cents.
Superior Blankets, 81 pair
FLANNEL, and Co,,on Goods, OF all kinds, sold al
yrtoH. al the Agents lowest Cash price.
Bay State Shawl., Of all kinds, at Agents lowest
cash price.
/ - S,rsn rIp ON
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Al n Court of Probate held nt DildefoH. within
and for the County of York, on the fret Monday IN
November, IN the year Of our Lord eighteen hun
drsd and 6ny four, by the Honorable Joseph u.
Nye, Judge Of said Coun
IN ,he pel,tion Of Caleb D. Lord. creditor Of the
" estate Of william Gordon, late of Limerick, In
said county, deceased, praying thst administration
with the win annexed of tho estate OF said deceased
may be granted to him:
0aprRrp, That the petitioner cite the widow aud
next OF Kin a. tako administration, and give notice
thereof 10 the heirs of said deceased, and To all per
sous interested In said estate, by causing n copy
of this order to be published in the Union ana
Eastern Journal, printed at Biddeford, n said County
three weeks successfully that they may appear nj
a probate cour.io he held at Saeo, In said County,
ON the first Monday of December next, at ten OF the
clock In the forenoon, and shew caise, f any they
have, why the prayer Of said petition should not be
granted.
46 Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register
A true copy-Aue.t, FRANCIS BACON, Register
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Cow Lost.

CTRAYED ar stolen from the subscriber on FRI
- day, the Il Of Novclnhrr, u young COW, red IL
color, with all white feet, and white heart or sla
in her forehead. Had one knob on her horn, ant
u bell with strap On hernctk Whoever has iounC
said COW, or will give information of her, will b,
suitably rewarded on Application 10
HANcE NELSON,
Gnen Street, Biddeiord.
BiLJeforl, Nov. s, 1854 3w4r
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4 GREAT Rush at u. X. ROSS 4 Cs's Boot AMI
n shoc starr, Il hins usle tbs Fall They leave
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