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is isstilisy aad fseea.iy Mi Iistls Knows. IS
IA pplaisu, Ihs Frsnti@ras ~ Win ~ essential
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ana sopsistsnk supporter u ths present National
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name ~ lbrip i may appeaE The columns ol
The FTonievman will always bA open ID snch
parsons M may desire ID rive publicity u partcn.
ar VI iay0rits localities II any part II The Terri
[sury- but especially chose (oaid on rho SUppe,
Mississippi- 10 faFmurs, who may pishas spssi
10 NV pobiiG ,hs great subject of gsi
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ton 70 write upon subjects deemed DC intsrsst Il
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The Agricultural department 0f Tho paper
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per viii bsfunderihe special superintendence .
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history u repiete with interest and incident, Th
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tain much concerning Indian life, belief, an,
manners, s-of more than ordinary interest III III
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Il" ] J6Ef ff ii M lJ, ,'fs
~ EEPS cou,tantly - hand, Dry Goods. Gro
IN ceries, Prorisions, ETC., and deals ID Fnrs.
All DC which will be firnished a. triAing advance
81 81. Paul prices Those wishing 10 supply them
solves with ps0visiols il ihs vicinity q Big Lake
and shove there, viii please call and examine his
gods and prices belore going elsew bare. ii
Biz Lake, Benton CSsnty, N. a /, April %. 1866.
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PALMER AND HAYWAR,

s,.. PALMER AND HAYWARD, n
Attorneys 1t Law, Empire Block. 81. Paul, n 7
EDWARD C. PALMER, Commissioners for
Vermont. n
WiLLBuR I'M. HAYwARD, Notary Pa1lic.
y. St Paul, NJ. n, April, 1855. ytN ~
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MINNESOTA LAND AGENC

MINNESOTA Ian sAGEN CT
s.P. FoLsoM AID CO.. General Land A sests,
81. Paul. Minnesota. OHiceon sd street. ii tho
Minnesotian Building. Property bought and
]. sold. iands entered, money loaned, md invest.
iDents made throughout the Territory, 5 M
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Mahogany 8 Rosewood Sofas
8 g Tete-a-T etes,
= Easy Chairs,
81. 4 !" 8 Rocking Chairs
So s Sofa Bottom,
S a. 8 Ottomans. sss
'5s s Divans,
Msrble Top Centre Tables,
Mahogany III s. q as
Black Walnut ss ...s
Marble Top Wash Stands,
Mahogany and Walnut Wash Stands,
Mahogany Bedsteads, 81
!. Bureaus N S. sss r. S.:
Common Bedsteads, Z
Common Chairs,
Cane Seat Chairs, b
Reed Is S.
Common s ss Sd s'f 81 Ssssssls'
Arm n; G,s q
sisSt arpets, 3
Tapestry Il IS S. Isl
Ingram s
Three Ply IS Y 81 &
Common 4. &. IS
Oil Cloths.
Rmgss .s.s
4 Mats, Ss s
Coco e Mathis, II ]. widths as
Oil 4 Tile Cloths,
Towelings,
Pillow Case Goods.
Comforts,
Sheetings,
Enamelled Cloths,
Damasks,
Table Linens,
Napkins and Doilys,
Counterpanes.
Window Shades, "
Gilt Window cornices.
Cords, Loops,
Tassels, s5
Paper Hangings and Border,
Paper Curtains, 91s'
Wide Window Paper, &C., &c.
EVERY DESCRIPTION or MATTRESSES,
isch q HAIR.-PAIn LEAt. Moss and SrRiv
osesher with many other articles TOO nslpeross 4
neniion. a. All KINDS Of Upholstyy work done &
'sdss - short III best anl.er, 81 81
workmep. Il j. IS. gss8s ts. ss
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Election Precincts aud Judges
on gGs IS EseG D

, IN ~ u Session 1T The Board Ut Commissions, !
IN sBeoton County. N. IS. cont inued and h.IJ !,
the Co.rt Honss 81 ss., Ran;ds N M AZ H. &
Anr;l. iak6 n -. 61rsf.re1 IN, iii IN. E,ss:
Prec;ncts heretofre essah.he5 w R.re,
81 ma thev ~ herelv d;.crrt;n.d IA ~.
fnrther orderrd fhaf Election prc;ncs &
= follows. u 3 3 -
III. IrAscA Par bounded IN ai;s Norib
and East ~ Rum River n ,he south 10 IN IA, MIMI.
snn; Rive. M IN We.t 10 I'M. r,,r,..s W.
AID South between Ranges No. IS and 81 Ws. \,
And the nsca 81 holdin9 election therein. = i s,
the house ~ jaes Beafy a Iiaaca. Jndr.. n 49,.
f;on. A. N Nour.e NJ NJ p.vre ard Il p;t...s
iii ~ RIvrt ~ r,rnr 81. .a 49, !,
postion q Rapse 81 which lars bs,wsen IN I'M MI,
BANG W.. IA i s.e. M @ "a. All - pss
holn. Elsct;ors there;n shail w " M. h,.s ~.
occap;ed ~ ]. q. n. Nickeyon. Jsdrse 81 Fkction.
Wm ia Keiiev Is N; Il IA II. ii tsms.av
IA. H,n LAxE m rcirt 4. skali .nhr.c. Il. I,
nort;sn n R.,c.. 81 M IN h;eh - ~,
,hs.rie ,hall y ~ hsa.s 4 Jogh Bse.n 4
5 4 y; a 4: B a;i,s ~ y
,bss ~ NJ NJ 81 ~ III :,
hys between Nv ;ss;ss;pn Ryer ~ IN. .s.,,h
,.sst ni;ra nm. Slt1l, l;s,. an M. NJ ai %. ss
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ITTAVING incseassd our tlsilisiss ri doing b,si-
4 III No., ma a0lly aysare ,cf Jke importauce 81
ths trasls NC the Upper u W. would res-
psctally call the alteration W those tisinr Saint
Paul from that vicinity to our arFe and extensive
Stock tf Goods, suitable 10 the ~ son repeaished
continues afesh agd o1srea ~ prizes that
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STEEs AND HUNT,
Manufacturers and Dealers ii IN kinds. of Farr
ture, corner of SID and Minnesota Streets, S6
Paul Iy.tf b
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q. AZ GRISWOLD.'

g. G. GRISWOLD.
Dealer il Ready Made Chilling. Hats, Caps and
III Gents Furnishing Goods, Wholesale ind Re-
tail, (LambsTt's Brick Bnilding, under Mime
sosian Ofice,) Third Street, 81. Paul. - Z
ST. Paul April. sfs VII
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I MARLEY AND KERN,

& hiARKLEY AND KERN.
1No4 /. Empire Block, St Paal, Min. Ter., Deal
eFs III Hardware Tools md Cutlery Agricnl-
tuTal implements. Mechanics To6is, Sadlery
NJ and Plated Ware, House Fnfniture and Fnf-
nishins Goods; A large assortment cUnatantiy
/. ion hand. N, SsB Ss q
EisAAc MAKKLEE. ytf s1MJN KERN.
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NJ SMITH, IS Co,
rs now receiving anextensive assortment Of Hard
u Edge Tools. Ready Made Clothing, Fancy Dry
Goods, etc. Il a
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Wholesale Grocer, Forwarding ma CSmnissics,
Merchant Lower Levee. 81. Pauf, Minnssota.
Saint Paul. NJ. r., April. III
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Attorney md Counsellor AZ Iaw, And C0nmisetpns
nj Maryland. Office cSrHst IL TkFd - Nv ~
shaw sire<ss, 81. Paal, Miusesots ( 81.
+ N. Il CATHCART Ii Ct1,, IF ss1I
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Al Court OF Probate holden at Slen, within
and foT the County Of York, on the first MOndayin
May, IN the year OF our Lord eighteen hundred
and ty.hye, BY the Honorable Joseph 7. Nys,
Judge &c said Courts
IN the petition Of Jacob Wendell, Guardian OF
" Msshseh u. Tundy, Of Portsmouth, In the State
% New Hampshire, an insane person, representing
that said Trundy seized and possessed Of the fo
lowing described real estate, situated In Eliot. In
said comfy, viz; one undivided SIKH part OF four
acres Of hnd, bounded by lands OF William Staples,
William Brooks, William w. Books, and BY the
Highway also, One-sikth part Of one acre Of land
called the Peters Lot. Also, undivided sixth part
Of lot Of pasture and containing three and three
quireTs acres, bounded by land of Levi Brooks aud
others. and fully described Ia his aid petition.
That an aGvahtageOus Offer OF one hundred dollars
has been made By Martin 4. Brooks, Of Elot, In said
eolRty, which oder 10 fOr the interest Of all con
esTnsd Immediately TO accept J aud the prJeeeds OF
sale 10 be put out Interest Ter the benefit Of the
sid wardi and paying that h;ense my DO granted
him To sell and convey the interest Aforesaid, aceotd
ing to the statute In such cases made and provided,
OapxaKp-That the petitioner give notice thereof
20 all persons Interested In said estate by causing copy
Of this order be published In the Union aud Eastern
Journal, printed In Biddefofd, In said COunty, three
weeks successfully, that they may appear at Probate
Count u beheld at ksnnebunk, ia said County ion the
art Monday In June neI at ten OF the clock In the
forenoon, and shew cause u any they have, why the
PRAYER Of said petition should not be granted.
- Ausst,-FRANCIS BACON, Register.
Auuseopy. AtIest,-fRANcis BACON. Register
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FARMS FOR SALE.

mWO FARMS, situated In Pasonsfeld, Known
m the Tuck Farms. One on whtch
now reside. containing about ono hundred ano
Iory acres Of excellent land, suitably divided into
tilIsge, pasturing and woodland. On sah ann
there are about three thousand Ssp'ing Pincst
large enough for building purposes, two gooa
Orchards, good House; two Barns sc mo - I s,,y
tons Of hay annually Is well fenced, mosuy Y
stone wall. excep, the Southern boundary, when
Is by running stream.
The other lies adjoining, now occupied by James
M. Tuck, formerly owned by jonathan Tuck,
ESQ, p. Nj. OF Biddeford. Contains about ninety
acres, cuts from twenty-five TO thirty tons OF nay.
On said farm IL q two-story House, thirty by iouy'
well finished inside and out, with an Il Attached.
twenty-five by nineteen feet, In which are Two
large boilers set. A good barn, situated ninety
feet from said l., Is connected herewith py =
she'd one story and half high, twenty-five iees
wide, divided into q wood shed, harness ano
carriage house, and other convenient apartments;
also q good Corn Chamber the whole Length
There are two good orchards, In which about wy
thousand scions have been set and commences
bearing, also q young orchard con.ain'hs JIG
hundred trees Of choice fruit been set three year,.
There are two good wells OF wafer on said iami.
Also pasture lot, situated about one hall mio
from the above farms containing ABOUT siav
acres, on which Is large orchard
Said Farms are bounded on the West by one "
the most beautiful sheets Of water In Ameriea,
three miles long by two wide, and Known q
Province Pond They are under 1000 sia'e o'
cultivation, and will be sold al great bargain
Any one wishing to buy q good farm IN oeau'
,ifuI location, will he directed to one by calling
upon James Nj. Tuck, Parsons6eld, Jonsshsn
Tuck, ESD, p. NJ, Biddeford, or,Jeremiah ~.
Tuck, Salmon Falls, N. II. p.u,. I,..
The above property will be sold Of Public Anc .
ton (either together or separately, as may ocst
suit the purchaser) on Tuesday, the 4lh Gay ~
September next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, unless Pre-.
viou.y disposed Of Also the Stock lc1ossn"s
of about thirty head OF neat cattle, ana TWO
year old Colts,) Hay and Farming tools,
Terms made known at sale. Po.sss,on gwen
May lst, 1856. SAMUEL ioxh'
Pasonsfeld, May LIST, 1855. ID
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THE UNION AND EASTERN JOURNAL 80 FRIDA

Al . Count Of Probate held At saeo. with
sad fcr the County Of York. on the nnt Monday
bsu ired and hfty-hvs, by the Honorable Joseph
r. Nye, Judge OF ssid Counts
NEORGE LORD, Guardian Of Lucy s. Lord, mi.
lI nor and child OF Panels A. Lord late Of Ksnne-
bank In said county, deceased having presented bis
hrh account 81 guardianship ef his said ward Tor
allowance.
ospEsko-That the said Guardian give notice 60 oil
per.ons Interested by causing erpy Of this order 70
be published three weeks In the Union
aud Eastern Journal. printed ut Kidd ford, In said
county, thatthey may appeara q Probate Court TO Dc
Of June next, at ten Of the clock In the forenoon
and shsw cause, if any they have, why the same
should not be allowed.
20 Attsst,-fRANCis BACON, Register,
Atrue copy. Attsst,-FRANCiS BACON, Register.
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Alta Court .of Probate ,hsid at Alfred, within and
for the County OF York, on the hst Monday In
April, In the year Of our Lord eighteen hun.
dred and nliy.nve, by the Honorable Joseph J..
Nye, Judge Of said Courts
OLIVER HANsCoM, Guardian Of Elizabeth A..
" Wentworth. and Catharine Wentworth, minors
and children Of DomInieus Wentworth, late Of Leba-
nnn In said county, deceased, having presented his
nr. aeeount Of Guardianship Of his said wards for
allowance;
OsDEsEp-That tbs said Guardian give notice
"a all persons interested causing copy Of this OF
der t0 be Published three weeks sueeessvely In the
UIOn and Eastern Journal, printed al Biddeord said
County, that they may appear at Probate Courto be
held at South Berwick, In said County, on the irsi
Monday Of July nett, nj ten OF the clock In the
kr.nOCn, and shsw cause, II any they have, why
the sane should not be allowed.
20 Ausst.-FRANcis BACoN, Register
Atrus copy! Auest-fRANCISB BACON. Register;
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Al a Court OF Probate held at sleo, within aud
fOf the Comfy of York, on the first Monday Of
May, IN the wear Of our Lord eighteen hun
died and hGy-hVe, by the Honorable Joseph r.
Nye, Judge Of said Cauus
JOSIAH TOWLE, Admin strator Of the estate ~
81 JOSIAH Towle, late of Newheld, In sad county,
deceased, having presented his second account Of
administration Of the estate OF said deceased ior al
lOwance.
ORDKRED That the said Administrator give notice
10 all persons interested, by causing copy ofthIs Of
der To be published three weeks successfully In the
Union and eastern JOaTnal printed at Biddeiord Ia
said county that they may appear at probate eoun 10
be held az kennsbank, In said county, Onths INST Mon
day Of June neIt, az ten OF the clock In the fore
noon, aud shsw cause, u any they have, why the
same should not be SLOWED,
70 Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
Atrus copy Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register
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Al Couu Of Probate held at Saeo, within
and fOr the County Of York, on the first Monday in
May, Ia the year OF our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and my Eve, by the Honorable Jo-
seph T. Nye, Judge q: aid COuH;
CHARLES GOODWIN, guardian OF Oliver Foss, Of
v kennssunkPOr, an insane person, having pre-
.en'ed his nI't account Of guardianship, Of HIS sad
ward Tor allowance.
OSDKstD, That said Guardian givs notice 20 all per-
interested BY causing copy Of this order 10 be
Published three weeks successfully in the Union aud
Eastern Journal, printed at BiddsoTd, In said county
that they may appearat Probate COuuto bs held al
ksnnebank, IN said county, on the first Monday Ia
Juus nsSt, at ten OF the clock Ia the forenoon,
and shsw cause, II any they have, why the same
,hJuld not b, allowed.
% Attest, FRANCIS n tCoN. Register.
A truseopy. Attest. FRANCIS BACON, egistsr. p
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Foreclosure of Mortgage.

g., <,,,-,. fl, r. r,,.,
WHEltEAS, lhomas on'ck, ,o,neny " Eio''
In the county OF York, ana STATE OF Malne'
Joiner, now OF south ber~'cS IN sala eoun,y,
by his deed, dated June y, ielg, anu Ieconueu
on York County Records, book 2Oo. pages 4ao W
4i2, mortgaged TO US, the undersigned, the iolow'
ing described real estate, situate in said Eliot VIZ
atract OF land with the buildings thereon, bound.
ed beginning on the highway leading from South
Berwick TO Portsmouth, over Sturgeon Creek, nj
the corner Of land of Samuel Chick, thence run.
ming South 53Is, East, rods and links, thence
South, Zoe West, 35i rods to Sturgeon Crees'
thence byisaid Creek to land OF william Dan,eli'
thence by said Barteti's land, North, 2o, FAST 81
90 rods, and North, 2si', las, =! rods anu -
links. to Cedar road, thence by ssI ,oaa' oo'h
6ss, West, II rods. ana Nonn, 30, &c W.,
TO Sturgeon creek hoao, ,nenee J'u a,,oJ ~ ,hs
ana by SAID ias'menilonra roao, iou'u ~ ~" -.
point begun nj, containing ior'y ac'es no's VI
less.
Also another tract OF lana' pounoea: oSfnn n y,
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Al q Coar % Probate held at ssce. within
and fot the County efYork, on the hrst Monday In
May, In the year of oat Lord eighteen hun
decd end hhy ave, BY the Henorabls Joseph T..
Nye. Isdgs Of ssld Coari
r EWfs Y. SMALL, Guardian Of Fnnels A. MN,
III Melvin J. mn and nsrristJ. Hin minors and child.
10 cfJeseph a. hin late Of Bddefofd In said county
d,seassd having presented his account of Guardian
shlp Of his said ward. Coz allowance.
Oapsasp, That sald guardian give notice 90 allrer-
sons inssssssd BY causing eepy Of this order 20 Be
abiishsd In the Union andEsssrn Jeatnal printed q
biddsford, In said County, three weeks sueesssvsiy
that they nay appear q Probate Court 10 Be held q
EsnnsSaak, u aid County, oaths hrst Monday In
Jsss merit st ten ef the clock In the foresoon, and
sSsw easss. " any hey have, Why the sams should
cot 30 aiivwsd.
20 Ausst,-rrANcls BACON, Rsstsssr
Atrss copy. Aiissi,-FRANcIs Bacon, Rssissss
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PAINTS! PAINTS ! PAINTS!

A TARBoX has jus, received a fresh 10, Of
n. Paints, which be has lately selected himself
which he oders to sell at the very lowest prices.
Me. TaIbox continues 10 cary on the business
Of Hou.e, Sign ana Carriage Painting; Graining,
Marbling and Paper Hanging, and with the eS'
perence Of II years he Is satisfied that he can do
work as well and as cheap as any other man
Mr.. Tarbox has secured the services VI Nr Men,
ney, the well known paper hanger, and he IS now
ready to De pspering that canLsi be surpassed IN
quality OF quantity. Mr.. Ksnney would refer 10
st SHANNON,
CHARLES TW0MBLY,
Paints mixed and Pots and Brushes loaned 10
those that wish TO DO their own Painting.
ABIJAH TARBOX.
(nexi door to Pierce's Bakery ti20
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STATE OF MAINE.

WORK, IS. At the Municipal Court Of the
city Of Biddeiord, in the County Of York,
holden at the Municipal Court Room, IN said Bid.
deiord, on the seventh day OF May, A. ID. 1856, by
Edward f. Bourne, Jr,, Judge OF said court,
William NJ. A. w. Todd versus jeremiah Per.
kins, otherwise called jeremiah Perkins Jr, in a
plea of the case, for that the said defendant, on
the day Of the purchase Of this writ, being in.
deb,ed To the plaintiff in the sum Of tweniy-sev
en- dollars, According 10 the account annexed, then
and there, in consideration thereof, promised the
plaintiff Ia pay him the same sum on demand,
yet, though often requested thereto, said defend.
ant has not paid said sum 10 the plaintiff, but neg
lects aud refuses so TO do, to the damage Of the
said Plaintiff, (as he says,) the sum Of iily dol.
lars
Writ dated April 18th, 1855. And !, being
made TO appear 10 the Judge OF said court
that property OF said defendan, has boon attached,
on said WRIT and that the defendant, being oil Of
the State, has had no notice OF the said action,
IL j. ihercupon ordered BY the said Judge that the
said Defendant be notified Of the pendency Of this
action BE- publishing an abstract Of the writ, To.
gether with the order Of the court thereon, in the
Union and Eastern Journal, newspaper publish
cd al DiddeiOrd aforesaid, three months success
lively, the last public alton 10 be prior TO the third
Monday ia August, A. ID. 1855,
A true abstract Of said writ and copy ofthe or.
der Of court. 10
Aucst, EDWARD E BOURNE, JE., Judge.
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N o II &c Il ,

THE members Of the York Co. N. r. l. Co.
Il are hereby notified that the annual meeting
Of said company will be holden nj the Compsny's
Office, in South Berwick. Me-, on "Wednesday.
the 9th day Of June, lslJ:-for the election Of q
Board OF Director, and the transaction Of such
other business as may come before said meeting.
Also, TO see u the company viii vote to accept Ut
an oct, It. addition TO an act, entitled, an act TO In.
corporate the York Co NJ. p. Ins. Company, pas.
sed by the last Legislature Of the State.
Per Order Of the Directors.
JOHN NJ. GOODWIN, Secretary.
Office Of York Co. NJ. =. l. Co,
South Berwick, Me, May 2, 1855.
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A. Court Of Probate held at Sleo, within and
Tor the County Of York, on the FIRST Monday In
May, In the year OF our Lord eighteen hundred
and dny ave, by the Honorable Joseph 4. Nys,
Judge of said Court;
JNDwiN q. FROST natural guardian and next friend
IL q George w. Frost, a minor and child OF said
Edwin, praying Tor license 20 sell and convey. nj
pbe aueIiOn private sale, all the night, title AMI
interest Of his said ward In and 10 certain real estate
situated In Kennsbank, Ia said county, and the pro
eesds thereof 90 put 10 interest," NiEt lot OF land
and building thereon bounded BY the main road lead
ing from the village TO the Port, and BY lands OF VIII
liam Iseket aud Phineas stevens, being formerly
The store and lot Of Timothy FROST
osDKsI0-Thai the petitioner rive notice thereof to
all psrsons interested In said estate, by causing
copy Of this order 90 be published three weeks
.uec sssiyely In the UnIon aud Eastern Journal,
printed u BddefJTd, In said oInty, that they may
appear at Probate Count to be held at kshnebank.
In said County, Onths first Monday IN June nsIt,
az ten OF the clock in the forenoon. and shew
cause, IL any they have, Why the prayer Of sad petit
lion should not be granted.
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Saco, May IS, 1855

~ . Court % Probate holden n saeO, Within sad
Zoe the County Of York, on the hrst Monday In
May, In the year OF our Loni eighteen hundred
and any ave, BY the Honorable Joseph T. Nys,
Judge of said Cour;
IN the petition Of Ruth MeCrelis, Administrators Of
" the estate NJ Lewis Mecrslis, late Of Lebanon In
said county, deceased representing that the personal
estate Of said deceased 10 not Sufficient to y the Just
debts which he owed at the time Of his death BY the
sum Of eight hundred dollars, and praying for license
10 sell and the whole Ofthe real ss.ats OF said
deceased, AZ pablo saetOn prVae sale, because by
apauiai sale the residue would be greatly injured.
osDsskD-1hat the petitioner give notice thereof
10 the heirs Of said deceased and tn all persons inter-
ested IN said estate, by causing q copy Ofthis Of
der 20 se published three weeks s1see..,sfly 70
tnc Vss. -s.s. o--.--. Iuaruai. gfhlted AZ bhlhe-
ford, In said County, that they may appear at AFRO
bate Cnun TO be holden at kennsbunk In said County,
the first Monday In June next, at ten Of the clock
In the forenoon, and shew cause, u any they hive,
why the prayer Of said petition should not be granted
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Deafness Cured. However Caused.

TESTIMONY EDIroR:-Seeing an ad.
l. ycrtiselnent that the deaf might be relieved
BIZ applying TO DR.. Boardman, was induced To
leave home and test the Doctors skill. was ~
deaf that was unable TO hear ordinary CONVEX.
saiion To my establishment, In twenty minutes,
my hearing was perfectly restored. ! recommend
al( deaf persons 10 try the Doctors new method VI
cure, FRANCIS RICHARDSON,
OF StOughton.
Office removed TO 30I Washington Street. en-.
trance also first door Suffolk Place. Letters post
paid attended to. Remedies and apparatus sent
by express.
Boston, March %, 1885 IL