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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-28
CARTuAGESA, n. G., May 8, 1854.

SARTHAGESA, ~ VI, May =, 1871.
The Revolution.
The steamers unusual regularity oblges me to
shorten my epistle greatly.
We are again in the midst ola revolution.
On the 18th ult. Gen. Jose Ma. Melo, commander
in-chef of the forces at Bogota at the head of two
thousand men, overset the constitutional authorities
and declared himself Supreme Chief
Tie President, vice-President and Secretary were
all under arrest on the 2lst
Congress was dissolved, but many members made
good their escape, among them Gen. Herrera who, in
default of the President and Vice-Presdent is L.
gally speaking, President of the republic.
M. Arboleda and many others have escaped.
The dictator, in his proclamation, restricts the
press, and declares in favor of the church.
The province of Cipaquira has pronounced in his
favor.
Gen. jose Maria Barriga, with three hundred
men, has occupied Honda.
1t is reported in town that Gen. Mosquera, of the
firm OF Mosquera Co. of your city, has offered his
services to the provinces Of the coast to sustain the
constitutional authority. l have no time to say
more but shall keep you advised Of the turn things
take. CALAMAR.
CARrHAGESA, April 25, 1854.
Sailing of the French Squadron Great Erciteu,eui
at Santa Anna's Late Home-Hopes of the People
Of Tlwboco.
Our Messieurs, or the French squadron rear-Admi-
raj yiscount Duchesne, is under sail.
Our cock market has improved considerably since
yesterday, in consequence Of the return of Mr..
Antonio Reballo from St Thomas, one Of the former
favorites of Santa Anna, who was going to join him.
We hope you will have-too hastily, perhaps
opened your treasure to the hero by the Gadsden
treaty, and that he will come well provided with
American eagles and Mexican dollars.
Iurbaco is in an uproar, and the cockpit is pre-
pairing, so that we expect some fun. God bring him
safe here. General Santa Anna will always lose
with the sword what he makes with the pen. Since
he left this, on the 18th March, 1858, we expected
to see him back soon
His wife will not follow him, by all accounts.
CARrHAGESA, May 10, 1854.
The Grand Scene IN Bogotd-Gene1ai MODS lfc'o
drama-Santa Anna Expected Honc-Ergecta-
ticns Of his Friends.
We have had political meo.drama in Bogota,
entitled the "Dictature" of General Jose Md. McIo.
who showed himself on the scene or the stage on
the 10th last, imprlsoning the constitutional heads
and members Of the executive.
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Excess of revenue for
the year. ........ f2,S41 10
This amount includes payments under two an
preparation bills, the one for 1853 having mis-
carried.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-02-24
"Gg 5uhs-Didint He Buou but pne us be 5np
CHARLOTTE, N. c. FRIDAY MORNING FEBRUARY "a 49,
For the Democrat.
Home.

The sweet, sweet music of my home --H
From which, in strangers land | roam,
Its sweet lone dales and dancing rills,
It's rolling river ana rock -browed hills.
The school-house on the smiling green
Where all my Heaven of youth has been,
With paymates in that happy day
And her, that loved one, far away,
Whose form and brow, and soft, sweet smile
Had all of honor and naught of guile;
These, Memory chains forever near
And to my he~rt more fondly dear.
While here friendless friend pine
Than when hill, dale, and she were mine.
If hill, grove, stream and love change rot
Though Pm by other friends forgot;
In the murmuring grove with her alone
Where the heart can speak in loves sweet tone
But Oh | know you all will change
And even that sacred spot be strange,
These thoughts with tears bedew my cheek,
(But this the cruel world calls weak)
And can hear a stranger tell
The beauties that he loves so well,
Nor upon foreign strand
DEop one tear for my native lard?
No! atecuon's tears where e'er 1 roam,
Shall tell the stranger of my home.
NON MEMO.
ridson College, Feb. Sd. 1854.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-02-24

New York is called the Empire State Con.
necticui, The Freestone Stale, and sometimes tho
Land Of Wooden Nuimegs; Massachusetts, the
Bay Safe; Vermont, the Green Mountain State !;
New Hampshire the Granite State Pennsylva.
nia, The Keystone State; Virginia, the Old Do
minion /; Delaware, The Diamond State North
Carolina, the Old North Stale; South Carolina,
The Palmetto State; Louisiana, the Creole State !
Texas. the Lone Star State; MIssissipoi. the
Bayou State; California, tho Ell Dorado Stale.-'
The inhabitants of Ohio are called Buckeyes;
Iowa, Hawkeyes; OF Illinois, Suckers; OF Indi
ana, Hoosiers; of Michigan, Wolverines;
Wisconsin,, Badgers.
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AMERICAN HOTEL.
DALLAS, GAS7ON COUNTY, N

DALLAS, GASION COUNTY, NC
II He Subscriber has just completed a large and Com
mOdious Brick House. and furnished it in stvle of
neatncss and comort unsurpassed by any establishment
in the West and it is open for the Entertainment of
the Public.
The Proprietor promises his efforts to ma Ike
the stay OF those who may call him only comtor-
table but agreeable.
DAN'L. HOFFMAN.
August 26, - 6-6m.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-02-24
MANSION HOTEL,
l::iH S ALIsBURY, N. G. IN

.lazs.az
TUE undersigned having taken charge of this HOTEL,
IL situated on the North Corner of the Court House.
specially informs the travelling public that it will be
her aim to keep to the fullest extent, the reputation
hch this house has heretofore sustained for its coor
table accommodations abroad No pains expense
spared TO render satisfied all who may favor her with
call From her long experience, she is confident none
will have cause 10 complain.
The House will, at all times, be supplied with suf-
ccnt number of well trained attentive servants
and The furniture kept in the best order.
E4z e IA ESa4E shall constaaIly be SUI piled with
the very best the market command
The Stage Office
For ali the principal Stage Lines is kept this Hotel
The great Northern and Southern Mail lines and
depart Daily also the Western via Lincolnon Ashe
vile, Tri-wcckly
The Stables
Alta chcd to the Hotel large, comfortable and atten
dcd by the very best OstIers In the country.
Trusting that by strict attention the wants of the
public not only to retain the liberal patronage here oore
bestowed Oh the Hotel, but to merit an increase.
ANN BROWN.
Salisbury, Dec. 16, 1853. 24-6m.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-02-24
M RS. WI. SHAW

TAKES pleasure in announcing TO her friends in
Charlotte and the public generally that she has OBJ
taIned the services of Miss A. C.. WILSON, from one
of the first establishments in New York, and is now
prepared to carry the
DRESS-MAKENG BUSINESS
In all its various branches at her house. 3rd door below
Rea's Hotel.
In the Spring she intends visiting the Northern cities
and will present to the ladies choice selection of Mil
Iinry and Trimmings of every description. She res
Pecfuy socitS portion OF the patronage Of the public
elhg INSURED that she and will please. All orders
promptly attended to-packcd and forwarded with care
Dec y, 1898 2ltt MRS NJ. SHAW.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-02-24
CARTHAGE BUSINESS.

ne subscriber Is now happy to inform the
l. citizens OF Charlotte ana the surrounding Es14Et
country that he has moved his New Shop on Col
ege street. immediately back of Sadlers Hotel where he
ready TO attend to all business in his linc He has
Tue best OF Norkmen, and is therefore determined TO
40 te BEST and most fashionable work ever put I'D in
thlS town-lnd at moderate prices
u hLfAIRING done neatly and in a durable man.
ner by calling IT the shop o"
Dec. Il, 1852 If JOHN HARTY
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Fashionable Tailoring.

Il HE subscribers take his method of informing the
l public and the of mankind'' that they have
commenced the bore business in Charlotte, in Sprn gs
new building, room 30. i, where they viii be happy
to receive CALI from glemen who desirous of hav-
ing their clothes made in Superior and workman like
manner and nth strc regard to he prevailing style of
fashion In the Northern cities Their knowledge of the
business and faciies they have of receiving
notice Of all te chan ges OF Style and Fashion warrant
them ia saw e that they at any time produce
ticlc equal every spcct these made in New York
and Phi!a !pha.
r. NJ ROBINSON,
NEIL WILKINSON.
harlott,. Aug 3ist, 1853. 7tf
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BAiLEE 81 LAMBERT,

HS-AAA1H Al ~ N = w a = Ma
219 KING STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. c.,
IMPORTERS < DEALERS in Royal Velvet TIA,
i try, Brussels, Three ply, Ingram and Venefian
CARPETlNGS; India, Rush and Spanish MATTINGS,
Rugs, Door Mats, &c. &c.
Oil CLOTHS, of all widths for rooms or entries
IRISH LINENS SHIRTINGS, DAMASKS Dia, ,ars
Long Lawns, Towels, Napkins, DoyIias &c
An extensive assortment of Window CURTAINS
CORNICES. &c, &c
IS- Merchants will do well to examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
Sept. %, 1853 1O-Iv-
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-02-24

ANCIENT AND MODERN GREEKs-The claims
OF the modern Greeks be recognised as yeri,ahlp
Greeks cannot be established. Their rioht and
lite TO the soil, on The ground Of inheritance, is
not more vailed than that of the Wesh-the repu
me brlt"ns-to the sovereignty of the British isles
he modern Greeks Compounded of nations OF
perfectly different origin, but whose religion and
habItual Language hive gained them that title
Rom" planted co!onms in the Dacian fronrier-
Sclavonan robbers had desoIated and fixed them
selves IN The peninsula long before the Turks had
become lis masters Even the Crusadsrs-espe
cIaliy he French and Vene,ians. in l2O4-in The
EartItIon of the empire, Introduced hordes from
Europe. The Albanians are of Scavonic origin
so that the real Greeks like the Coprs of Epypt,
are both mixed and degenerate race. The pre-. |
sent people styled Greeks are, like the English.
the descendants OF many races. Turkish Tartar,
Norman, and Saxon, stocks have been enprahcd |
on the parent tree since it passed out OF the pos
session Of the Romans-who, like the English, |
were colonlzing people. Those of the pure
Greek blood are only 10 be found lhinly scattered
about the islands OF the Archipelago.
An lrishman going to market met farmer with
IN owl.
Say, m!sher, wtat' ye take fur yer big-eyed
urkey!'
lis an owl, you beast, replied the astonished
armpr.
Dvil bit DO | care whether it's ould or
'oung, price the bird, ye spapeen.'' j
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-02-24

ROBERT a. YONGUE.
- CiS We to inform his friends and the pubIic
va at he 5 now receiving large additions to his
s'2'a1s eOCiz OF sBCvVczry, &c.
4dItIon % his -ormer stock, he has received new
EtcnsI'e assortment of Gold and Silver Watches
Manf "o's ., every variety, Silver and Plated Ware
a lsr variety; Military and Fancy Goods Guns Rifles
SIN, mans Apparatus Fine Pocket and Table Cutlery
~. sOTtment
Fancy Goods
WI DC fonnd to comprise large number of and
. NJ arfcs, and it is his design not to be surpassed
=, '7 end elegance of his selections and his prices
en o. nj on examination 10 be moderate as at
-, csh establishment in the South.
'a'Ei" for past favors he solicits continuance Of
q pa 'ge OF his former friends and customers
+olans' -, S.pt 80, SO lIv
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-02-24
Back Greek Male Aeademv.

Back Greek Male Academy.
THIS Institution is located 10 miles North East Ct
L Charlotte, \. C., Lesr Back Creek Churcb and will
be conducted under the supervision of Rev Tavlor
whose experience as teacher cmnenly Qualities him
Tor that position The exercises will commence on the
first Monday of January. Good boarding can be had in
moral and orderly families near the Academy at Sc per
month.
The following the rates of Tuition:
Elementary English Branches, per Session
of months s. oo
English Grammar, Geography, Philosophy,
History, &c, 3 90
Greek and Latin Languages, with Higher
Branches of Mathematics - 50
J. HUNTER,
Sec'y Board of Trustees
January 6, 1854 Gift
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-03-17
Valuable Farm ut Auction

WILL be sold at public auction, on the prem
w ises, ON Saturday, April 10, 1851, q, 10 OF
the clock, A. NJ, the farm known as the John L..
Cuuicr iaun, situated in Berwick, about | mile
from Salmon Falls, n. H., and Of mile from
South Berwick village.
II consists OF abou, 60 acres of excellent land.
conveniently divided into field and pasture, with
three dwelling houses and barn thereon. One
of the houses is double story house, IN good
repair, with well OF nevcr-iaiiing water.
There are about 100 Of the mos, approved vHrl-
cites OF apple, pear and peach. trees on II. lis av.
crage produce of hay is 10 tons year. There
Is a brick.yard on il, used as such for many years
by its former owner with an almost ncNhaus,ablc
supply of clay suitable for making brick
It's vicinity 10 churches, shcoOlS, markets and
railroads, makes il a very desirable residence for
person Of any business or profession. II will be
sold IN two lois-abOul 3! acres of land, with the
buildings, except one dwelling houSc-in one lot,
aud the residue Of the land, with one dwelling
house, in another.
Terms favorable, aud made known a, the sale.
Immediate possession given. Plans Of the same
may be seen ON application 10 the subscribers,
JOHN HALL, ia,
STACY HALL.
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pRs. pARRIrr AND CLAY AGAIN.

Il. MORGAN rARRrrr, NJ. d,
Late Professor of Chemistry aud Medical Juris
prudence m the Medical College a, Worcester
Mass, and
n. RICHARD CLAY, ~ d,
Famous throughout New England for his grca,
success in the treatment Of Pulmonary Consump
ton, would announce TO the sick that they will be
in attendance at the PrssNmpscot House, Sacca.
Kappa, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, March l7,h,
18th and 10Th Bi,kLsjora Hoase, Biddelord, for
one week, commencing on Monday, March Goth
And at Office, No. 1901 Federal Street. Portland,
foe one week, commencing on Monday, March 9th.
Ladies and gentlemen are invited to call. Ex-
amina,ions free. No Mercury given.
Drs. p. & c. devote their attention to the treat
men, Of the Lungs, and the various forms OF
Chronic and Female complaints, hence their sue
cess in gaining the mastery over the most stub
born cases
Gays Journal Of Healh will be published
monthly, at 80 cents per annum, in advance. l..
Morgan Parriu, NJ ID, and X. Richard Clay, NJ.
d., editors aud publishers. lO-2w
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-03-17
TEA PARTY NOTICE, EXTRA.
CLOTHING LOSTn!

A, the Tea Party, at Central Hall, Oh
Wednesday evening last, clothing belong
ing 10 the following persons, was exchanged
or !ost-yiz:
MIR. Fred. II. Edgeily, Over Goa, ant
Hat
Mr.. Chas. c. Morgan, Hat, BrazOr
Manufacture.
Mr.. Frank. Gordon, Cap grey.
I" IL. Rice, Black Cloth Cap.
l.. Z. Morgan, Cap.
30 Saml. Warren, Silk Handk'f
% Morton, Hat, new.
MISS Elizabeth Bourne, Long Shawl.
Miss Leland, Saco; light blue Bay State
long Shawl
A. Fairfield, Net Cap and Rubbers.
Nj. i. Beaman, and Miss A. Bea-
man, do.
Miss Wakefield, Fur Tippet and Cuffs.
Jordan, Brown Cloak trimed with
red saiin ribbon.
Many other articles of clothing belong
ing to different persons were taken in,en-
iionally, or by mistake, Notwithstanding
the utmost exertions on the part OF those
present TO prevent tho same. All per-
sous having clothing in their possession
which they obtained at the Hall on the
evening Of the party, and which does not
belong to them, will confer great favor
by leaving the same at the store of A.
Beaman, Biddeford, as soon as possible,
that an exchange may be made, and all
articles restored 10 the righ,ful owners.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-03-17

KrrrERY. At the late annual town meet
ing in Kittery, the following officers were
elected:
Sc,cctmen,-Benning Haley, Edward ID.
Stafford and Rufus Rcmick; Town Agent,
Daniel Pierce Treasurer, Isaac ID. Philips;
Collector, Benning Wilson; School Commit
tee, Rev. Almon Libbey.
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addrrtdgfs.

Ia hcnnehunkPOr, March 9th, By Rev H. g..
Nou, MI. John Larrabce, OF kennebunk to Miss
Mehetabel Hanscom, OF kennebunk.
In Saco, 9TH inst, by Rev. }. W. Atkins, Mr..
Solomon III. Pilsbary, To Miss Harne, l.. Phillips.
In Saco, Sth inst, by the same, Mr.. James X
HunireSs, of PaHonsfeld, 10 Miss Mary L. Moses
OF Saco.
In Lebanon, Jan nh, by Timothy l.. Kimbal.
Esq, Mr.. Francis +. Leighton, 10 Miss Elizabeth
A. Watson, both OF Fannlngion, n, II: FEB. 22d,
by Rev. Joseph Loring, Mr. Jonas X. Wentworth,
Of Rochester, N. H., to Miss Martha Il. kimball'
daughter Of DR.. Timothy l.. kimbali, OF Leoa-
non.
Ia South Berwick, 9th INST, Mr.. ALDER, Foye,
OF Dover, TO Miss Hannah j. Rnnnels, oil Ports
mouth
In Elliot, 9th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Cobb Mr.
Samuel Martin, To Miss Ellen Dunn, both oi IL
tiot.
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sale ofRcal Estate.

pY virtue oG license from the Court of Pro
ID bate, within and for the County of York, vii
be sold al auction on Thursday the twentieth o
April next at one o'clock p. NJ, so much of the
real estate of Austin X. Dodge, late of Beverly
in the Commonwealth Of Massachusetts, de
ceased, as will produce the sum of ihiry.thrc.
hundred aud thirly-two dollars for the payment O
his debts, charges of administration, and incidcnt
al charges Said real estate consists Of a farm
containing seventy acres of land, situated in Saco
in said County of York. with acommOdious dwell
ing house, neatly built, aud valuable nursery o.
fruit trees thereon. Sale To be had AT said dwell
ing house, now occupied by Benjamin Dodge.
For further Information, inquire Of him or of
CHARLES KIMBALL, Administrator,
de JoUiS non, with will annexed.
Saco, March 10, 1855. ll-3w
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-03-17

n. IL. ELECTION. The New Hampshire
annual Election which took place, on Tues
day, resulted US usual in the choice OF a
Democratic Governor, and Legislature
The majority, however, is very much dimin-
ished, but it is bad enough in oil conscience.
We were not among those who expected
anything different, and therefore are content
with learning that the Dutch have taken
Holland.
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TOWN MEETING IN LIMINGTON.

MARCH 9th 1894.
James w. Jay, Moderator.
Isaac Littlefeld, Torn Clerk.
Henry Small, Se,,e,u,ea and Asse,
Nathan - S' SOrS.
Isaac Rand,
Erying Small, Treasurer.
Lorins Staples, Supervisor Of Schools
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Deatbs.

In Kennebunk, l2ih inst, Mrs. Caroline C.
Frost, wife Of Rev. Darlington Alclniire, OF Grail
ton, Mass, aged 80 years.
In Kennebunkpot, 2j,h uli., James Carey,
youngest child of Rev. J. Baker, aged l6 months
In South Berwick, 18th lust, Mr.. Albert Wal
lingford, aged 80 years, son Of the late MIR: John
Wallingiord. Feb. 10Th, Mr.. Dearborn Jeweli
aged s. years, for maLy years resident OF Koch
ester, n. H.
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GIFTS HALL MISSION.

The Hall was lent last Sabbath eveninSto MIR.
Hector. But the usual religious services may be
expected for the future, commencing at o'clock.
The services of the Rev. Thomas Grccnhalgh
may be expected. Rev Mr. Atkinson, from Ken
nebunk, will preach morning and afternoon a, the
usual time.
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FESTIVAL,

The Ladies of the Unitarian Society will hold
Social Festival at Cults Hall, on Wednesday
evening, March 22d, commencing at u O'Clock,
to which the public are respectfully invited.
Admiuance, 2j cents, Tickets TO be had at
Hodsdon's Depot, Saco Lcayitl's, Biddelord, and
OF the Committee.
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YORK COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

The Trustees of this Society would give notice
to all persons interested that they viii meet at the
Bddelord House, in Biddelord, ON WEDNES-
DAY, the ODD Of March inst, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, for the purpose Of designating the place
for holding the next Cattle Show and Fair per-
fccting the list Of premiums, &c. .
All persons interested in having the mex, Fair
in any particular town, are requested TO be pres
ent. PER ORDER OF TRUSTEES.
March IL, 1854.
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FAST DAY. The Governor Of Massachu-
sets has appointed Thursday, tho 9th of
April next to DO observed as day Of public
fasting and prayer in that State,
In Connecticut, the Governor has appoin-
ted Friday, the 17th day Of April, to be OBJ
served a. day Of fasting and prayer.
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OvAn persons interested in the next Cattle
Show aud Fair, in this County, are requested 10
read the advertisement of the Trustees of the Az
rcultural Society, in another column of this pa
nor
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Commissioners Notice.

WE, the Subscribers having been appointed
w by the Judge of Probate, for the County OF
York, To receive and examine the claims of the
Creditors ui Ehenczer Sawyer late OF Hollis, In said
County, deceased, whose estate is represented in.
solvent, give notice that six months, commencing
on the sixth day of Feb, ult., have been allowed
TO said Creditors 10 bring IN aud prove their claims,
aud that we will attend to the services assigned
us, at the store OF Moses Dunn, in said Hollis, on
the irsi Saturday of April and the Las, Saturdays
Of May aud July next at one O'Clock IN the ai-
tcrnOon of each of said days.
Dated at Buxton this liih day Of March, A. ID.
1851. MOSES DUNN, a,sc,,or,
1I-3w* DAVID l.. PALMER, h'S''''''
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
by =. JORDAN

A Ii persons wishing TO obtain help, and those
IA wishing TO find work, will please call at my
Office in Dr. ). l.. Lords Drug Store, No. 3 Wash.
ine,on Block, and leave their names All order for
Bill Posting. Collecting Door Keeping aud Crying,
will be immediately attended to. OF
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-03-17

DRESToN'S BRoMA, Chocolate, Hecker's
Il Farina, aud Oatmeal-supcrior articles of diet
Tor lnvalids. For sale by
Is 7. GILMAN, GO Factory Island.
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SANFORD TOWN OFFICERS
CHOSEN ON MONDAY LAST.

Selectmen aud AssssSors.-Nathaniel But.
Ter, James NJ. Burbank, Horace Bennett
I6rn CIrk-Stephen Merrill, said to be
Anti.Maine Law.
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A, Court Of Probate held at Alfred, within and
for the County Of York, on tho sixth day Of
March. in the year Of our Lord eighteen hun
JI,d and fiiv.four, By the Honorable William
G. Allen, Judge Of said Court
EDWIN MOORE, named Executor in certain
II instrument, pnrporing 10 be the last will aud
testament Of Joseph Moore, late Of York, IN said
County, deceased, having presented the came Tor
ORDERED, that the said executor give notice TO
all pcrsons Interested, by causinga copy OF this
order TO DC published three weeks successfully In
,Le Union and Eastern Journal, printed at Bidde-
c,nl. that they may appear nj Probate Court TO
be held at Limerick, in SAID County, on the first
Monday Of April next, at ten Of Gic clock In the
forenoon, and slicw cause, II any they have, why
line said instrument should not bc proved, approx.
ed, aud allowed as the last will and testament oil
said deceased.
Aiics,,-FRANCIs BACON, Register.
A true copy. Attest,