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VII. DR.. MeClintocks Rheumatic Eii
Viil. DR.. ElsClintoek's Rsaua.aiie LiJ,:
mGit,

a !.felibs Outward application fof Tho relief {:
oil rheumatic Or neuralgia pains sprains. GweiiG:n
Sic ns1k 7tiffnes OF the ionta palma ia ths shout
dsf5, back, CT Erlh. I. aEords immediate r;Eui
from oLcI;c and pzn3 IN tbs stomach and abdoclsa
Is counter i-ii5sn, il Is Invaluable in all C2ses
where IL Gztc.l atirIGlgpt 20 Eeedai. Price II ar
h3ttiat - c5:,ts
TX. Dr.. AIluiial06A's facdgls G2ia,tHs,
Or pa EztsG, tor, used intsTnelly and eztGrnally
fvr ina liant relief of all pains, ToOthache Head
aole U:loc, be1Io IN the Face, Ghilblsns, Neural.
ga, st3I,8 Qra"sl, &C., &c. 10 pain need be e.
dur 6l & IaCIneht BY = y ps1Son Who Will use this
Invaluable Anodyas. Prizes 80 cents p6r bottle
Y. D.. EioCIintocE's Tevsr and igus
Specific.
This hEs boan found al infalliblc spsa.hc Tor this
eoourge OF new countriss, and for Intermittent
fsysrs No traveller Or resilient In any aXus dis
trist snus fail to provide thensessG H!th thir
preventive. Price 81 per bottle.
II. Dr.. MeCltn,Oss's Vegetable Psggq-
the Pals,
For the relief of Conftpston and its painful re
sults such as Headache, Dizziness, Sick Stomach,
Paiug. and all the symptoms enumerated under the
aDyspsptio Elixir" Price Is cants per box.
XII. Dr.. Nc CIiutock's Pills,
For Liver Complaints, and all ferns of diseases
arising from derangement Of tbs liver, with SyGDr.
toms such "a Dizziness, Headache, Ringing Ia -
Ear7 yellow furred tongue psin IL the right shou isf
sense Of f1ness pain in the right side, dsnrdered
stomach or bowels, deficient action of the kidneys
clayc,lored stools, &C. These Pills, If taken In the
insipieut stages of Bilious and Yellow or othe,
Fever, will generally vard OF the attack. Prise
25 cents per box.
The sbovs Medicines may be procured Of all the
principal Druggists and Apothecari.s In this Dis.
uict and Of J. L. HsssHAw, Agent, Washington.
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nanny FERNS NEW BOOK at
l. fHILLINGTON'S Bookstore.
Ruth Hall, by the auth of Fern Leavsi
Later Years by the author of the Old House by the
River
Hunts Merchant Magazine aud Commercial Re
view FIR December
Littsll's Living Age
SHILbINGTON5 Bookstore,
Odeon BuildihX eorner ~ st. and Pa. ave.
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GALWAY COUNTY, Missouri,
IMPORTANT TO TILE SICK.

II fDE Sr36t eE ppfItt;ye and Es!FkuoTn Sill OF
1 Prof. HCClINT0UA IS q sufficient guaranty to the
public that The following list of Medicines, such
have been constantly used in his practice tor the
iss thirty years, will fully sustain by their effects
the valuable qualities attributed to them, AMI
D. 10 he the beat Medicines ever offered 10 the
public
I. DR.. McC intoek's Pectordl Syrup.
An invaluable remedy fer Bronchitis Oonsuup-
ton, and all chronic diaaase8 OF the throat and
iunRs. in all dep seated mplaipts OF the Pulpn-
naty organs it has proved the most safe, certain,
and rapid remedy ever agIoyel in the extensive
practice OF Dr. hoCIintocH For any of these forIns
Of diGea ., showing themselves d Cough, Tickling
CT TIE Throat, Soass Of Tightnes8 IN the Throat,
SpitH:g OF Blood, Difficulty OF HEeat ing, Hoarae-
ness o. icss CT Voice, and ectc Sever, ITS viii
he attended with the hapQie3t re9utts, 1hile i IS
;FLo's 1yEtsm Il contsins 20 laadeaup O. opium
n any shape. Price 5 per plat ho;tic-
II Dr, LJcCiMocks Csis a8l Cough
diiGtttTc.
AZ i1talliole IRE fox re snt Ilsugaa Tickling of
- throat. TiGhtGegs ofBgaathi1g, Group In Chill
0;cn, -. :. coLte!"- 10 = ias-@:,oa o. opium.
Ps'se - cs.i.z pai 0ottit
~. -. GieCHatoek's Asth-aQ chg Hoo3-
ing Cough RsmlsdT.
az s!Uost iastantsneoBs relief fnv These dis.rs5s-
i1y complaint. rni5 is the fruit O. al irnn.ouaa
sxosrieEn., aud Is astounding In les e1scta No per
Cough who will uGs il. FEico so Gents per bottle.
Y. Or. McCl;ioc@'5 DiGrhxa CordiQ!
GnsCh9l.r1 PrcUen';us.
( .Eo@:Et All certain curo ter DigTrh1a, Owen
ta-y. .nl Iaoers tic-hns T. al stages. A sure p-e-
fairly FL9ai 70 Fi.Ho4t. Prfc5 as sEd 20 Gets
pct i-1tiH
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F o7teIsiciC cfi>ct CT tDis i1tIst n Is 70 slaos
n TIE r>sch oiiusi.iizsl, proper i.c!li'ifs ior
'bt-!liIt. 2-rcUcn crl l.-act!ca, EHs-Jsntil- eda
at;ca. = TorJF T ~ -7r hsT. obtain ore cor.
--ct iEiCs O! g. s,si .'f5rs- natter " ft7
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srs couEEuE tcrss.
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rstpj.g, -g1 =rg "a = .-. 10 ysg;cGe dcr.rtEneuts
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trsctisi PcDEfscg.r r-zli,;iU- IEpic.ty of eysCu.
iCn F.ih beauty c. -sir..rUctiGn. Lectures iron
-srrg1!iis lEV, .Foa Fssioys IL rortsnt mercantile
p5:ccts, be5i17 iaeny ether pCiGts nscsGssTy for
1lcE soscsr cT GUf!rer8 nan - ur3eTEtgrd. rir1e
-scs7s2Ty 1tlGest 10 colpp.ete To- co1re- varies
foIl cTe = ciyht Yeek1. Theirs h,iBy 10 vacation,
sry,ir;--t - -1Sr - eLv ti;1e ar sffFrd ,sth
LAY - ey-uicr CANCELLATIONS So ii a. statsi
>erictF g, 81 1T-s= aEar1.1 70 tan+ EEs gla&a.
t. Fcr t.rroF. - rite AID HsE- circular Tor.
E@s3sd BY r. feb lily
Civ GRyvAET.
~ CsNFIGE.o, .-R6.HER 4 90,
s22 Baltimore stree. have "A hand Sal aIr con
family making E-T - y4ss Cd! Sjlr-r Ipie- Uad TIA
-cts; Silver I..chg-s; HaiyHC=. c4s.or5 Coilr's
up; spoons ta.kH; - Io:i,. q; .'t' p >,1sp-rs
i, Tcs .,-1-a. a;.J fi-h s-'.-r: ss'i Cellars But
~ RniSas. s % 3. .-Srse-.ti T-Isss Sil-,-.
j. y If baltimore, Ma.
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TRY D,i. sC~ARTzE : PULNo'gIC BALsAN
for the oura of Cou.la Co d. A.tLms -
Aso. D.. .CHwARTZE'S NoRd DEsVXOYING
SlbUP--nsVer known e. fail
For sale ct SCuWAkTZa 4 SONS drug ,tors
Pa avenue, next TO U. = ho.el pr-l -.
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nlsE Pea EEGHnEs

III v:lG 70 Pucchess inmesi.;ely a lsrs, nrm.
w be- ~ EFtiy YOUNG NEGROES, for tks New
lTiesns ILL.,, lJT v,,ish W. viii par TIE bighrs,
ash pics az fe-a5a 40 LsyiEg Slaves for sale, =
tni i: - thcir 2dy en.e by calling On ue, at oGf
Jfscc No. u Carcsa st'sat Psl!LCrs Nd. forIc ~.
0ccuF:Hi by J. &. DancFsn. liberal com rnissc %
: alter ss' r..
jan 81, So. ~ SON q. a. DUKE.
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~ilIkrus' Hos
CT West, ID c
G kemble, N Y
F III Peirpont & lady, Va
Hon VIM benson, Ing
Mr Horne Parker, do
III y Briggs & lady, Mass
Grs G Ii Thomas, N Y
X Johnson, jr., Md
S = Sexton, do
5 Barnard, 90
J E Mellre, DC
G G King, RI
L Marks, 5 T.
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MONTHLY MAGAZINES for January

l. u,
except Barpers, ard for sale at
SHiLbINGT rN's Bookstore.
Any one wishing to present a lady fr end wiz an
appropriate holiday f., 1t MN subscribe either
GJdey's Lady's BOX, Graham's Magazine, Ladies'
Gazette OF Fashion, or harper's Magazine. sut-
script as received at pub saer's prizes, and de-
livered in any part of the city, seat by msl &c
any part OF the coun'rg.
large and magnificent as-or ment OF Anuusls
CIT Books, Juvenile and Toy Books also the great
Christmas Brothsr Jonathan, fu | of the most 10.
te e ting pictures
Almanacs Ct every des, ri ton, Wholesale 81 :
tai
G2lt Pene, q splendid assortment
And everything in he stati sn.ry line al
JOE eHILLInGTON,
dc ~ CDrnei Pa. avenue and AZ strtot
IFE OF p. ~. BA RNUM. wrjtteI, y
L himself--price 81 rs
INK Lesie's Msgazin- OF Fa: h!cn D &c lI,sr-
price Is cents
Fifty Years in bott Hemispbsres, by No.te--Prict
81 rs
MEX Of The Woods, by Bind IS
For sale by EK LlEDY,
No l2S Bridge stI5et, Georse,ona.
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Boys CLOTHING OF ALL QUALITIES

W. have juit recriTe: sn i'm mems. assortment
w uf Youths, Boys AMI Children Clothing o.
new and fashionable de'igns, embracing al quail
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Y. pr, EI:CiiataeS's Toais A':iJltiv.

Eor purifying It's blood The most poxsrful pu.
rifer discovered. Fer all gcToIuloas diseases,
skin diseases, hruptions, Bois, Pnpiss Erysipess,
Ulcers, Sore Legs and all Rhaumatic auf syphiltic
complaints, &c. 1t Is most excellent spriIl msdi-
cine perfectly palaable, and ssfs fol children M
msles. Price tpint Dottles) 81.
VI. DR.. McClintock's Dyspeptic Elirir.
Dyspepsia, or disorderei digestion, may be called
the National Disease Of America. Ia symptoms are
headache; gddnegs .ness: iow spirits; dim.
OF vision with notes or spacEs h5f re the eyss
itching Of the noGtris; dulneSs oil hearing ana ring
ing in the ears; dissgrtsable taste In the mouth;
construction weigh about the chest; difficulty CT
trsalhpg; of su1ocetion in lying down, or in
ascending stsirg; palpit8 t;ors, Uneasy feelings
about the hsart; irregular deficient appetite;
Of sink ny at the stomach; acdity heartburn;
pain tullpess Of the Abdomen, end costiyeness.
some of these symptoms always appear Ia pyspep-
sie; and sometimes the patient has msEy Of
them at the time. or 81 different timee For
attacking these Protssn symptoms in their seat and
source viz: dersng1 condition CT the gsStive fur
tons. the Dyspeptic lixir conb.a,s al The valuable
MERCHANTS which the FeS-t8i.!s Hi1Sdon sforiE.
Tssan III connection with the VsS be Purga.iye
Pills T. 1gaea whore there il much co.sIseneBs, CT
vi il the Anti Bilious Pills, whera tbs functions Of
the liver irregular discharged, it will be found
rno.t ehectud remedy. Price lin pint iotties) 81.
VII. DR.. MGCEntock's Rheumatic Mir-
turs.
FJE internal U.s.; purely vegetable combination
Coy til cure of ED:1rstfss1, Gout. and ali Neural
pic AMI Rheumatic diseases. This renejy il offered
with tie utmost confidence. Il has been used lAoft
extensively, ard q a8 near Specific for Rheumatic
Diseases a. the world hasey seeu Price rer tot-
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Gold BY Druggists throughout ths Uuited Grst.
uansdks, and Vest Indies.
hGEHTS.
nsshington-2. d. GILJkE.
BsltiDore-S. &. uAECE.
Ricanopd-BENNEfY DHE2s
mar 30--sntl
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pAKNUm's AUTOBIOGRAPHY

- SHILLING TONS.
Life OF , Bsruur', T.;tten b. him.+.t. in which
DE nartates his cay history a. lierG, MIR.
chant, Ell or and Snowman
New York Journal fo- Dtc-u.Ier
ZAP G. the Seat If War, I'd yiexs OF Sebas,c,.,l
AID raaklava N ~
Zee dreGt christmas and New Years Rsot ar Inns.
than, full Of pictures, tor sale at
SlilLLlNGT0N'S bookstore.
Odeon Buildirg, corner Pa. avenue a. =.
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CAUTION.


La. Moasf's IsvI9oR4FIEa CORDIAL hEJ U.ea couB.
tsrfeito1 by come unprincipIed persons.
In future, al Tia genuine Cordial Will have tie
proprietors fac siIniie pasted the cork of eacn
BOTTLE and the folio 4ing words blown In the glass
Dr., "a orss's lHvigorat.ng Cordial,
C.. H. RING, PropEietor, R.Y.
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SOMETHING NEW

nPPoSITE tn HARKEI N PEENsYLyA
~ MA AVENUE doors below Ninth street
Is a NE" CLoThifG STORE for Men and BOYS
=! sne3 this day. -; CEER ne OF tn chesnss;
CI-thing Merchants n III N'r,h has determined
to C1er 10 The citizen II Washington end yiciui.y
0is excellent Clotlu- Z The west \ rther, prics
for cash only. There the
POOR MAN
VIII ind Just such Cl0t,in- Stose has ny beer,
Wanted IN washington. HIS motto is eheau f,r
Go h, sUt NE PRICE ONLY
a good II 5stau zial vColen coat be will sell for
y !s and heavy Tin.rr pants, we'll lined for IL 25
ana hne coss, oEercoats, ana vests Ia proportion
Good wool and cotton under HRS, hosiery. Glove.
&c, ches er than the che PEST. nov li-tf
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MARCUS WATSON, Printer.

To the Honorable, the Justices Of the Sapeme
Judicial Court, next to be holden at Alfred,
within and ior the County OF York, on the third
Monday u sept, mber, A. D.. 1855.
MARY T.. GASSErr, Of B,ddeiord in said
W county, .siic Ol William Gasselt, Of some
place To y.ur libellant unknown, libels and gives
this honorable Court TO he informed that on the
thidy.hrst day OF January in the year eighteen
hundred and iody-two, at Hancock, In the State
ofNew Hs,upshire, she was lawfully marned 10
the said William Gssscti, and that she has al
ways behaved towarls hiu, the SAID WIisan, as
q chasie aud faithful vile
Yet the said William, neslectng bis marriage
vows anl duty since the said marriage, 20 vii, at
SAID Hancock, ou the twelfth day of April, Ia the
year eighteen hundred aud fory.two, has ahsenl-
ed hin,sif from, aud deserted your libellsnt, To
wit. st said Biddsford, wiliully and without rea-
sonable cause ior the term Of 1--we successive years
aud without any consent, or collusiOn Of the par
ties OF any inlrntlon the part Of your llbellsnt
thereby To procure cause f1 divorce, and that
the said William has not IN any way, dunng the
whole period from said twelfth day OF April 10
this day returned To her, ceased to absent him
self, aud To desert her, and has not IN any way
during said period contributed 10 her support and
msinienance, but has utterly neglected to do 80
Your lbelant further says that she has been a
citizen VI the State VI Maine, fUr mere than one
year Immediately preceding the date hereof, and
during said desrrtion.
Wherefore your lIbellan, prays that she nay he
divorced lrOm the bonds Of InslTiInony, existing
between herself and the said William Gasseii.
MARY T.. GASSErT.
Dated, Saco, August 2jth, 1885.
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LOUIS 0. COWAN, Editor and Proprietor.

Al a Court OF Probate held at Blddelord, wi'hl'
and for the County Of York, on the heh day .
November, in the year VI our Lord eighteei
hundred and hlty.6ye, by the Honorable JOsepl
T. Nye, Judge OF said Court:
uokATl0 DUNN, named Executor in Ger
IL tain instrument, .Purporiing to be the ia,
will and testament Of Nathaniel Dunn, late Of Hol
lis, In said county deceased, having pc-enied th'
same for probate;
OxDERIp, That the said executor give noiic'
to all per>oas Interested, by causing copy Of thu
order Ia bc pablished three weeks successively,
in the UniUn & Eastern Journal, printed ut Blddr
ford, that they may appear at Probate Count u
he held al Ssco, In SAID county, on the first Moo
day Of December next, nj ten Ofthe clock in The
forenooa, and shew cause, u any they have, why
the ssid instrument should not be proved, mp
proved, and allowed the las, will and testament
Of the said decreased.
Attest, FR.ScIs BAcoS, Register.
A true copy,-Auesi, FRANCIS BAcos, Register
Al Court Of Probate held at Bijdeiord, within
and for the County Of York. on the trst Mon
day IN November, in the year OF our Lord eight.
cen hundred and hny-hve, by the Honorabl,
Joseph T. Nye, Judge Or said Court -
JOSHUA MANWkLI4 E-ecu,or " the WI
u Of Joshua Maxwell, late of Well-, In sal
county deceased, having preseated his hrst sc
rouni Of administration Of the estate Of said de-
te,tsed; also his private account against sai,
estate, for allowance.
ORDERED, That the said Executor give noiic'
10 all persons Interested, by causing copy ol
his order To be published three weeks successive
" IN the Uni,n S Eastern Journal printed a
BlddelOrd, 10 said county, that they may apPes'
II a Probate Court TO he held at Ssc", In sai'
county, on the first Monday Of December next,
len of the clock in The forenoon. and shew cause
f any they have, why the same should not be al
Owed.
Attest, FRANCIS BAcoS, REGISTER.
A true copy-Atiest, FRANCIs Bacon, Register.
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WORKING OF cows.

We are a disciple Of the doctrine that
cows, as well as other females, human aud
animal, should work. We have seen them
do It, with no disadvantage to themselves,
and with much convenience and benefit 10
their owners. Las, spring we mentioned
visiting a seaside farmer in Harpswell, who
had yoke of milch cows, by which he did
all his ,eaming in summer and in wia,er.-
One Of the COWS, when we were there, was
in resting condition, having just had u
calf, which, really, was one OF the larges,
and handsomes, calves we have seen any
where. Our friend ought to have driven
his yoke OF cows to the Sayadahock Cattle
Show in Topsham this fall, in which case
we have no doub, he would have taken a
premium, besides stimulating people TO
sdop, his fashion Of cow-working.-Drep's
Rural.
On this subject we copy the following
from the Nsr Eagland Farrer
"were the question submitted TO us
'why should no, the COW be subjected to
the yoke, rs well as the ox?' the only
reply, probably, we should be able to
make, would be the very ins ufficient one
that popular custom is averse to, and would
no, sanction it. Prejudice often goes o
grea, way, IN such matters, even with the
bes, informed. Ia this country the COW
has rarely been subjected TO labor Of any
kind ye, In other countries the case i'
different In Spain and Gtea, Britain, she
Is made TO labor, both OF the farm and on
the road, and she Is said to be not only
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At Cour, Of Probate held at Biddelord, within
and for the County of YUIk, on the irst Monday
ol Noyeinber. la the year OlOur LOrd. 90. thea
s.nd eight hundr'd aud dfly-hye, hv the Honor
able JpsepA I. Nye, Judge OF said Court:
C,AhlUEI. G. HAMILTON, Guardian u Mir
y am IianilIOn, a MINOR ADD child OF Cyru'
X. Hamilton, late Of Marlborough In said county.
deceased, and heir nj Law Of her sister Eliza }.
Hamilton. late Of said Marlborough. deceased
having presented his lirsl account OF Guardian
ship OF his said ward for allowance; also, u
Guardian uf Eliza J. Hamilton, lTte of said Water
enough, Decreased. a minor aud child OF said Cy
rus X Hamilon, having presented his hrst aud
hnsl account Of Guardianship OF his said deceased
ward for allowance.
ORpERED, That the said Guardian give motto,
to all persons inei esled, by causing copy VI Thu
order Ia be published three weeks successfully IN
the Union & Eastern journal, printed at Biode
lord, ia said county. tina, they may appear at b
Probate Court TO te held at Saco, in said county.
on the tirs, Monday OF December next, at ten ol
the clock in the forenoon, aud shew cause II any
they have, why the same should not be allowed.
Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
true copY,-At,cst, FRANCIS BAcos, Register.
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asritultural.
FATTENING ANIMALS.

Certain facts on this subject are uniform
and perfectly we'll settled. Others are very
iaconstan, and'appear sutiectio no uniform
law. Some well known are Of very easy
explanation. Others seem 10 contradict
ordinary principles Of philosophy. Indeed,
this department Of physiology, II II deserv'
es so worthy name, pariakes Of the i'm
pcrfeciions and doubts attached 10 many
theories.
We use the Conditional "iG." for we are
not quite willing 10 admit tha, system.
the entire object Of which Is 10 produce an
abnormal, that is, an unhealthy, diseased
action in the animal, is part and parcel Of
any true philosophy. Would i, not be
worse than ridiculous TO pretend 10 arrange
into science the means and modes Of pro-
ducing all manner ot diseases. As a coun.
,erpar 10 its opposite, !, may be admissible,
giving clearness and emphasis 10 il. By
itself |, would be absurd. L, is, or should
be, regarded ike that par, OF a maihemati-
cal demonstration which shows that the
opposite of,he point to be proved is absurd.
By i,self, i, is no, demonstration. l, only
prepares the way for actual demonstration.
Bu, this is Of little moment We must
come 10 our subject.
Some principles and facts, as we have
said, are well settled. CaTbonaceous food
promotes the deposition Of fat. Nitrogen
Gus fnod produces muscle, with i,s natural
and heallhtul proportion Of fat, which is,
indeed very small wild animals are never
iai, with the exception of,aVse who lie dor.
man, through the winter, sustaining life
by the consumption Of the "a, accumulated
in autumn. This Is alike true OF herbiver-
ous and caruiverous animals. These exam
Piles ef domestic animals, as dogs, etc.,
who grow fat. are Of no account, as their
entire habits, both Of eating and OF living
artificial. So also the wild animals OF par
,icular districts. who have access 10 some
peculiar Kind Of food, are Of no authority in
settling general facts and principles, though
they are very important IN showing the eff
ec,s Of ,ha, kind OF food.
Again, the formation Of IA, is very much
akin to The secretion OF milk. Hense ], is
thai great mixers are seldom fat, and are
no, easily iai,ened. SO !, is also true thai
cows becoming fat. generally give dimin-
ishsd quantity Of milk. II we would fai.sn
COW. j, is desirable to begin BY drying up
her milk.
Other facts seem to contradict received
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At Court of Probate held at BlddelorJ within
and for the County Of York, on the first Mon
day Of November, in the year Of our Lord, on,
thousand eight hu-dr.d aud h0y.ive, by th'
Honorable Joseph r. Nye, Judge OF said Court
CAMUEL W. LUQUES, Guardian Of Fnncr
- A. Hatch, minor and child Of Alyah Hatch,
lat9 of wa,erboruugh, in said county decreased
having presented his frsi account Oi GUARDIANSHIP
Of his sald ward iOr allowance.
ORDEKED, That the said Guardian give no,c'
TO all per>Ons Interested, by causing copy vi th
order 10 be published three weeks successfully ii
the Union & Eastern Journal, printed at Biddc
ford, IN said county, inai they may appsar ui
PIObaIe'C Court To be heldat SdcO, in said county
ON the trsi MOndJy Of December rext. at ten
the clock in the forenoon, aud shew cause, II snl
they have, why the same should nol be allowed.
Attest, FRANCIS BAcoS, Register
A true copy,-Aresl, FRANCIS BAcOS, Register.
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STATE OF MAINE.

VoRK, SAT the Supreme Judicial Court, begin
j and held at Alfred, within and for the County
VI York, ou the third Tuesday sof September IN
the year of Cur Lord one thousand eight hundred
AMI hfy live.
Upon the foregoing Libel, Ordered, that the
Lbrllant give notice TO the said William Gasseii,
To appear before the Justices VI our said Supreme
for said county Of York, on the first Tuesday of
Janulry next, by publishing an ates,ed copy Of
said libel aud this order thereon three weeks slc-
cessively in the Union land Eastern Journal, a
newspa, er printed IN BiddelOrd in said cOGuty Oi
York, the last publication thereof 10 be thirty
days, at least, before the sitting of said Court,
that be may then aud there in our said Court show
cause, IL any be have, why the prayer oi said
Libel should not be granted.
Attest, JAMES .. MclNTIRE, Clerk.
A true copy Of the Libel and orler Vi Court
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At a Court OF Probate held at Biddefori, wilhli
aud foe the County of York, on the first Moa
day or November, In the year OF our Lord, on'
thoussnd eight hundred aud iny.fye, by ia,
Honorable Joseph I, Nye, Judge OF said Court
CHARLES T.. NORTON, Guardian OF Alirr,
" n. Ferguson, minor and child OF Cyrus Fer
euSou, late ol South Berwick, in sail county de
erased, having presented his frst account u
Guardianship OF his said ward iOr allowance.
OKpIRgp, That the said GUARDIAN give motto,
10 all persOns Interested, by causing "a copy o.,
this order to he publshed three weeks success
iVely in the Union & Eastern Journal, printed a.
BiddefOrl in said county, that they may appear
at a Probate Court 10 be held at Saco, Ia sair
county. on the drst Monday at December next, ~
ten O( the clOck in the forenoon, and shew cause
II any they have, why the same should no, be al.
lowed.
Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A true eopy,--Ailesi, FRANCIS BACOS, Register.