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practIos Cor The last II years.
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youth. The elects Of whieh srs nocturnal enissiesss
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u Beware Of all kinds Of kiixin and coraiaas' ~
they are Of no use.
b. Paddeiord gives particular attention v I'll diseases
q private nature, In both se1es, and vafrsns -
feet cure. ~.
Dr. Paddieiord ID not only making Improvements By ~
daily Increasing prsetice bot also informing himself o.
the treatment Of the most dlEcult cases betA u We
country and Europe. He u determined, M We
be what may that his patients shall have Ne bsss -
lcal treatment In the world. :.
RecoIlect ali you who are aailctsd, Apply 81 onss o.
my once, and but few days VII b required ss
cure.
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advised FREE Of charge. hysiclans OF patients wishing
his opinion OF advice, By tef and inciosng me ssuAi
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At Court Of Probate held at Biddsford within and
for the County Of York, on the hrst Monday IN
March, In the year Of our Lord eighteen hun
bred and nny.hvs, by the Honorable Joseph l.
Nye, Judge Of said Court;
IN the petition Of Jacob CLANCY. guardian OF En-
" lily CLANCY, Eliza J. Clancy, Alkaline y. Chaney
and EbeneIer Clancy. minors and children OF EDe-
nezer CLANCY, late ofives, In sah county deceased
Tepresenting that the goods. chattels and credits OF
his said wards are not sufficient TO answer the JUST
debts expenses Of maintenance and charges OF GUAR
danshp,by the sum OF thirty dollars each, and praying
that license may be granted him TO sell ana convey 10
much of IN, real estate OF his said wards 40 may DO
necessary TO satisfy the claims foresaid:
OrprErp-That the petitioner give notice thereof
TO all persons interested In said estate by causing
A copy Of this order to be published three weeks
successively In the Union and Eastern Journal,
printed at Biddsford In said County, that they may
appear at a Probate Cour TO be holden at hllisd,
IN said County, on the first Monday In April nex ~
Tan M the clock I'm the forenoon, and shew cause.
IL any they h,ve, why the prayer OF said pe'iaon
should not be granted.
A true copy. Aitest,-FRANCIS BACON ,Rrgisser
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Al a Court ofProbate held at Bddeford, within and
for the County Of York, on the hrst Monday In
March, IN the year OF our Lord eighteen hundred
and my Ave, by the Honorable Joseph Il. Nye,
Judge Of said Court;
ON the petition OF Charles Z. Morton, Guardian Of
" Granville w. Goodwin and Sarah Z Goodwin,
minors and children OF silas Goodwin. late OF south
Berwick In said county, deceased, praying foe license
20 sell and c. nysy, af public auction, or private sale,
all the right, title and interest OF his said ward,
and In certain real estate, situated In soath Berwick,
In said county, and the proceeds thereof 70 put TO In.
tsres, viz. ,-ihs homestead farm OF said deceased,
With the buildings thereon containing about seventy
four acres. Also, tract Of woodland contsinins
about I'VE aeres,-all which u more fully described
In his said petition.
osDslsD-That the petitioner give notice TO all
percns interested In said estate, BY causing copy
of this order To be published three weeks sueees-
svely In the Union and Eastern Journal, printed i
Biddefofd, In sad County, that they may appear At
Probate ouu 20 Be held Alfred In said County, ON
the nrst Monday April nett, ut ten Of The clock In
The forenoon, and shsw cause, II any they have,
by the prayer Of said petition should not be granted
~ Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A true eopy-Aussi, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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Al "A Cour Of Probate held ut BiddefoId, within
and for the County Of York, on the first Monday IN
Mach, In the year OF our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and hfly i've, by the Honorable Jo-
seph T. Nye, Judge q. said Court;
Jesse WARREN. Guardian Of John p. Warren
j and George n. Warren, minors and children Of
Edmund Warren, late Of Hollis, in sa Id county, de-
ceased, having presented his second account OF
Guardianship Of his said wards for allowance;
Onprarp, That said Guardian give notice to all per
sons Interested by causing copy OF this order 10 be
published three weeks successfully In the Union and
Eastern Journal, printed at Biddeord In said county
that they may appear ut Probate Court to DO held nj
Saco m said county, on the first Monday In May
next, at ten Of the clock In the forenoon, and
shew cause, IL any they have, why the ame should
not be allowed.
nh Attest, FRANCIS ID AEON. Register
A true copy. Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF!
THE POCKET ASCULAPIUS
OR. EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.

THNHE hftIeth Edition, VIII Uno
q. Hundred Engravings, showing
Diseases and Malformations OF the
Human System In every shape and
form. To which 10 added n Treatise
Oh the Diseases Of Females, being Of
the highest importance to married
people, OF those contemplating mar
riage. by
WILLIAM YOUNG, NJ. d.
Let no fathef DO ashamed TO rre-
sent copy Of the ESCULAPIUS to
his child. IL may save him from an
early grave. Let no young man OF
woman enter into the sacred obligs
ions Of married life without reading
The POCKET ESCULhPIUs. Let
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DIR. BROOKS

CLOSED business In saco Ave months ase n ssnes-
u quencs Of III health and he has given sueient noaee
for settlement Of accounts But again he would say
an those having unsettled accounts againss him 70 pre-
sent them for immediate payment and al Indebted 70
him are requested make payment before the nrst DAY
Of December next without an. The wise and prudent
win not neglect and thereby incur cost f ese acSoun
yet paid, can pay DR.. Brooks.
Dr. Brooks hereby tenders to his numerous friends anA
paying patrons his sincere thanks tor past nvors t<a
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AMUSING
0NSI7RW@1 I'VE.
PRESIDENT HITCHcocKr
History Of theological Temperance
Convention held In Central Africa,

CONTAINING 50 lLLUUTRArlVNS.
DEAD the following notice from distinguishes
awe arc not accustomed To laugh outright, OF
b. conyulsed with laughter, yet we have never
found Il more difficult 10 restrain our rnibiiEie'
than while peru.ing this most ingenious satire
and vet with oil il comical, divenlng and laugh
able scenes, the most solemn, important and IN
structiye Lessons are couched Ia every page
Youth should read II parents, tesshers, preach
srs. syerybody,"
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Ntrcous,,ess Wealn,ss ofhs limbs,
Fains;ng SPELL and all aiseases peculiar to JsaI"
Nearly every person Is more or less aictsd with Dys
pepsa or some OF the diseases connected with IL and II
Win feelings Of pleasure that DR.. Schenck announce
70 all such the discovery Of the virtues Of the SeaWeed
which is lust the remedy for their ailments Dyspepsia.
and the many diseases arising from IT, Is caused by the
secretion Of the gastric juices and weakness OF
the mowers OF the stomach. The effect Of the Sea-Weed
Tonic Is felt soon aer II Is taken II supplies at once
the principles Of the deficient gastric juice and the food
a dgestcd naturally In fact the Tonic 30 nearly re-
sembes the natural gastric juice, that chemists even nd
great difficulty In distinguishing them. II gives tone
and strengthens the stomach, thus enabling II to secrete
the proper quality and quantity OF gastric juice and Dys-
pepsia and all its diseases soon disappear.
IL Is Unknown fact, that none suffer Ike the Dys.
pepc for In addition to the Dyspepsia, there Is often e-
ther Headache Sour and Sick Stomach Pain In the Side,
Palpatons Of the Heart Chis and Fever, Gravel Dis
ease OF the Kidneys, Nervous Weakness and Tremors
General Debility, fainness, Loss OF Appetite, Bad Taste
Fever Stoppages In Females all or each OF them arising
from disordered state Of the stomach and here 10
newly discovered remedy for the triflng sum OF one
dollar, that will cure all this train Of disease.
Now Dyspeptic, will you avail yourself OF this remedy
for so trilng cost or will you stu suher on Inc
choice Is for you to make. The Sea-Weed Tonic Is
pleasant bitters, giving person good appea.e anu
good digestion Is put up In quart botes always agrees
with the stomach, and one bottle generaiy anec's
cure Whenever the bowels are costive the tongue Lu
red or the complexion saow, few OF schenck n nan,
drato or Liver Pills nre 10 used. box ct these Pls
accompaby each botte Il tho Tonic, and will be found In
a recess Of the bottle covered with label.
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To the uOnOrass J.ass e Probate for the County o.
York;
GEORGE ". PERSON and Thomas n rsrson, both
VI of Bddsibri, In said County, respectfully Represent
that hsy selssd In e, ~ heirs, with oher In the
real esse vhcreof samuel Person, as- Of Bid sofd In
said County Esquire, died seizei and Possessed tha
they desOus u holding and possessing their shares
Of the sAe In ssveraly they therefore pray thai your
Honor wcah grant warrant " suitable persons su.no.
hing them division q said estate, and SCI on
W each her his propOrtion In the same.
Dated Ibis arss day of January, In the year OF our
Lord one thousand sisht hundred and nny'nvs
THOMAS II. PIERsoN.
GEORGE w. PiERSON.
Al Court Of Probate held at Bddehri, within and zoe
the County q YOrk, On the hnh DAY Of March, A.. "
1855.
Upon the Sresoins petition rdcrcti. That The
petitioner give poee thereof 10 the heirs OF d deceased
AMI AL %. Interested In said estate ~ eauAng
cory Of sad petition and this order 70 be pabsned In ne
Union and Eastern Journal. printed In bhdefOni nre
weeks successfully that they may appear ala tIooAs
Court 10 be hehlen Il Arc In said county on the n1
MONDAY In Apr pext At ten u the clock In the ossnoon
and shsv Why he prayer Of sA psiiuon should
II Attest, FRANCIS BAcoN, Register.
A true eovy. Attest FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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n EW s
FROM THE SACO
DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
No. 40 FACTORY ISLAND.

A M. MCKINNEY makes better Nina.
a. lures than any other Artist in this vicinity,
and at prices TO suit all, from Fifty CENTS up
wards. He has better facilities for making them
than any other Artist in this County, (allhough
Brother Artists make false statements TO misead
the Public. All are invited to call, and he will
show them Patent Machine for polishing plates,
equal to any in the United States.
Remember the place, No SO Factory Island, SAGE
Where will be found large sortment OF
CASES, LOCKETS, PINS &C, &C, CON
STANTLY ON HAND.
Saco, Jan. 10th, 1855. N
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II AIest,-FRANClS BACON, Register.
A true copy. Attest,-FRANCIS BACON, hegis'er

Al a Court OF Probate held at Bddeford, within
and (ct the County Of York. on the hrst Monday
in March, In the year OF our LORD eighteen
hundred and hfty.fve, by the Honorable Joseph
T. Nys, Judge OF said Court;
LUTHER SANBORN, Guardian OF hlmon a.
L Benson, an insane person, deceased, having pre-.
sen ted his rst and final account Of Guardianshp OF
his said ward for allowances
oRpEaEp--That the said Guardian give notice 10 al
persons interested by causing copy Of this order 10
be published three weeks successfully, In the UNION
and Eastern Journal. printed ut ford, In sara
county, thatthey may appear at Probate Court 10 %
held at Alfred, In said County, on the hrst Monday
of April next, at ten Of the clock In the forenoon,
and .hsw cause, if any they have, why the same
IL At,sst,-FRANCIs BACON, Rsyis,as,,
Atrue copy. Attest,-FRANCis BACON, Register.
---.t nil thu -------------
AT CouT OF Probate held at Biddeford, within and
Coz the County Of York, on the FIRST Monday Of
March, In the year OF our Lord eighteen hun.
drrd and hry-nvs, by the Honorable Joseph II.
JoIiN b. fERNALD, Guardian Of Daniel c. Mitch
al ell, James II. Mitchell, Rsehel u. Mitchell and
Joseph r. Mitchell. minors and children e Joseph
MITCHELL late Of Kittey, In said county, deceased,
having presented his FIRST account Of rdianship
Of his said wards for allowance;
OHpsalp-That tbs said Guardian give notice
10 all persons interested by eansinE copy Of this OF
der TO be published three weeks suceesveiy In the
Uon and Eastern Journal printed 1t Dildsiotd in said
held at Alfred, In said County, on the dFst Monday
OF April next, at Of the clock In the forenoon,
and shew cause, II any thsy have, why the same
m Aiisst.-FRANcis BACoN, Register
Atrus copy. Auest,-FRANCisB BACON. Register.
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House for Sale!

THE Subscribe offers for sale, orin cIchangs
i for other property,,he large and comfortable
dwelling house In which he formerly lived SIT
unted on the corner of South and Kossuih SIS.
The house is in complete repair, convenient m
Its arrangements, and very pleasantly located
and has q large aud excellent garden alta 'hed.
well stocked with choice and thriving iinit Trees
s,rawberries, raspberries, gooseberries, &C., &c.
This offer isworh the attention Of any man who
may wish to secure FIRST class residence 10 this
aourishing village. u. Z. soMES.
Bddeford Feb. 4, 1854. OIL
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DR.. J. II. scHENcK's
SEA-WEED TO lC
For the Cure of Dyspepsia.

vu,HIs remedy Is composed Of compound preparation
of n common Weed growing along the sea shore,
and "a certain and nfable remedy for the cure Of D-
pepsa and Its accompanying diseases, TO wits
Sour and Sick Stomach, Los Of Appetite, Heed
oehs, Pain in the SIDE and Breast, Pal.
pisaiiOn, q the Heart, U7esr',
and Ernptions Of all
kinds, Chilli
and Fever, Gravel,
aud Diseases ofthe Ktd,svs,
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aippEFoRp. COUNTY con-.
II. NJ. Chapman, Geo Carl,
u. %, Coxan, Ellsha Bodwell,
Horace Bacon, James Goodwin,
A, Haines ALFRED.
Ell @. Hooper, n. ID. Appleton,
ID. n Somes. Daniel Goodenow,
L. Andrews, James o. McIntire,
Tx. Lane, Timothy Shaw, Jr.,
Jonathan Tuck, Francis Bacon,
J. NJ Goodwin, Ira T. Drew,
j. Herrick.
sAco. Israel Chadbourls,
Philip Eastman, Isaac Merrill,
A. A. IIanscom, -
A. ii. Boyd, KEssEbrsK.
xrSSEsuSK LANDING. Joseph Dane,
Geo. W. Bourne L. 4. Bourne,
Henry Kingsbury. sW. u. Sewal,
J. L q. p. Ttcomb, VIM Lord, Jr.,
Geo. Wise Joseph Dane, Jr.,
Barnabas Palmer.
KHAsEBrNKPoRr.
Ii. y. Mason,
VIZ. Moody,
James NJ. Stone.
r These Maps are sold exclusively by the Publishers
and In no instance any variations In the price.
J. l. SMITH, 4 Co., PrBLIsnERs, Phna.
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Supporters.
ELECTRICITY.

nAvIs' PATENT MAGNETIC ELECTRIC
~ MACHINE, a new and simple machine iof
application Of electricity TO any part OF Tue ooay
Sl,f Factory Island.
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Take Notice.

TIME Subscriber would respectfully. inform his
i friendsand the public generally, that be has
taken the Store formerly occupied by Dresser x
selected stock of Ready Made Clothing, Caps, and
Grnts Furnishing Goods, which he viii sell cheap
70, ca.b' DANIEL STlMSON.
" No 2, Hobsoa'J Flock, Liberty ST.
Bddeford, Feb. ), 1854.
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JII Attest, FKNNCIs tCUN' Keg,ser'
A true copy. Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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ALEXANDRIA ooRRpspoNDENoE,
ALnxxsDarA; Jupso. Is Iss6

ALEXANDRIA Jlnso, Is, 1855.
Our city council have chosen Ef. Edsard
snovdsn corporation treasurer, ct a salary If
$500 Mr.. 8 ha. filled this position for some
time past, exhibiting great financial tact.
Another bill to prohibit the sale Of intoxi.
eating drinks upon the Sabbath day, has been
introduced in the lower board of our city coun-
Gil. Legislation on this subject has been som.
mencsd several times here, but In the end has
always fzzied ont.
We near q somewhat lsughable incident
talked o. In our streets 1t seems thal a very
respectable gentleman DESTROYS of ejectipg
sine female tenants from one of bis tenements
proceeded in person to give the usual notice
Arrived at the house he was hardly within
doors, when some male friends of the occu.
pants seized and "held him uneasy" whilst
the feminine residents used the press board for
the purpose of bastins ado, contrary to the
peace and dignity of the commonwealth, and
the comfort Of the beat-ee.
Last evening, Christ church was filed with
the eIsts Of this neigh borhood on the occasion
of tho marriage Of q weil-known gentleman
OF this city to the accomplished daughter of
the editor of one Of our religious journals
Rev G B. Dana, rector of the church, of
fciatsd.
A movable observ tory has been placed in
our streets Avieu through it can be had any
fair evening for ftp Cheap astronomy that
Our pleasure loving friends are moving.
The Young Catholic Friends Society take a
trip to the White House on the Goth, and the
Rechabites to Piney Point on the 18th.
In all probability there will be no special
celebra alton Of the coming 4th of July here.
Parties by the cars, steamers, vehicles, DO :,
will take country trips and celebrate ind epen-
dence day by pleasant pic-nics. AMI.
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=, AN EDITOR Own DRINK According to
inc filnoeion kentuckian, the following is a
recipe for the exclusive drink of MeC}oodv;n
TIE msgnihcenty funny editor of the Paducah
American:
Take one pint good whisky. stir in we'll one
spoonful OF whisky. then add another pint of
whisky, beat carefully with spoon, and keep
pouring in whisky. Fill q large bowl with
water, and make the servant set 1t out of your
rsacn- Take small tumbler, pour in two
spoonsiui OF water; pour out the water and
MI up with whisky, and add TO the above.
flaV n with whisky to your taste.
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PROSPECTUS

PROSPECTUS
For publishing a monthly Musical Work in
tbs city Of Washington.
THE undersigned, at the solicitation of nany of
4 thelr esteemed customers, propose publishing a
monthly Musical Work, entitled
The National Monthly Musical Magazine.
The Magazine will contain from !our 10 sx pages
of Music, selected from the best European and Ma
tive Composers In addition to the Music an extra
sheet will be added, containing the latest Musical
News, Musical Notices, &C. The Magazine viii
be print d on the best quality Music paper, al will
be printed from engraved plates in the neatest man
ner.
The first number Of the Magazine will be ready
about the LIST of July, ls55.
DIR. 8, v. MOVES, the Agent for the Work, will
solicit subscription from the citizens of the District
Of Columbia and show a specimen number.
agent for Georgetown.
HILBUs HITZ,
Mune Depot, cor: Pa. av., l.th and D SIS,
June Atf
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PLAN FOR A RAILROAD FROM Sr. LOUIS re
MEMPHIS The Memphis Eagle and Eoquirer
10 out In favor Of building q railroad from st.
Louis to Memphis, and gives the following
plan, which has been ably discussed through
its columns by Col. T Swsyns, and which
u thinks entirely feasible, even in these hard
times:
The plan, as We understand ii, is this: II is
proposed hat the owners Of the lands along
the line of tho route in Arkansas organize
themselves into company; that each mem.
Der Of this company put in his land as 40 much
stock; that portion of these lands bo mort.
gagged for sufficient amount, together with
what the city of Memphis may subscribe. to
commence the road. 1t is proposed 20 invest
part of the funds raised on the land mort
gage IN three or four hundred slaves, who will
grade and do all the earthwor from Mem
phis to the Missouri line, (61 milesO where
the people of st. Lsuis and Missouri are to
meet Us with road from st. Lonis via Iron
Mountain and the Pilot Knob. As the work
progresses, the lands of the company will of
course come into N srket, and another portion
OF them will be sOld to iron and equip the
road ready for tho active operations of trade
and travel
This is, in effect, the plan upon which the
ILLINOIS Central Road was built That road
Is about no miles long, and was built by the
Judlcious management Of . Congressional do
nation of 100000 acres Of wild lands. The
thirteen gentlemen who organised the com.
pany under the charter, graded, ironed and
equipped the road with the land, and, after
the whole was finished and all expenses paid,
they still had 81 $50 900 worth of land lef;
Now, the Memphis and st Louis project will
nave two advantages over the Illinois Central:
orst, in the article of slave labor; and, second,
In larger proportional amount of lsnd-say
not les: tnsn 300 900 acres, with which to
build 81 miles Slave labor is cheaner than
free labor, and after the road Is built the
slaves may be sold without lo.s-possibIy at
pront; and whereas the illinois Central had
not quite 600 acres of land to the mile with
which 10 complete that road, the Memphis
and st Louis Road will have over 8 600 acres
to zach mile of the read in Arkansas-posri.
bly, mere. After the road Is built, the pro
ceeds Of the sale Of the slaves will pay off the
InoS,gage, and the company will have from
10000 to zoo, 900 acres of land-and n.
road.
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BY GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auettonssrs.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AND HOUSE
and Lot al Auction On FRIDAY, the 18th
INSTANT We shall sell, al O'Clock m, in front OF
IN premises, part Of lot 81 aud all of Lo, No o. n
square No, l5s, having front on Massachusetts
avenue Of eS feet inches, running back about las
feet. betwt en- 18th and 18Th streets west
The above described properly is near Favier's
garden.
Aad Immediately after the sale Of the above, at
O'Clock, we shall sell part of Lot No ls, in Square
No. III, fronuag on NJ street north, between 10 b
ard Goth streets west, with the Improvements which
are o good and nearly new two story containing 4
good rooms and cellar The lot fronts 10 feet rlIn.
ming back " feet to % feet alley. Ii also has a
fne spring on the premises.
Terms: One third cash; the balance In and IL
months, tor notes bearing interest from tho DAY Of
the sale. =
deed given and adeed Of trust taken.
GREEN b SCOTT,
eS-d AuctoneeT,
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n ARRIG ID.

Ga the 5lh instant, by the Rev. Thomas A. Reir
don, in Middebury, VT Dr.. w. A. MANNING, Of
Washington county, ID. C., to Miss MARY MAY,
Of the former place.
On the 9Th instant. az the residence Of Command
er u Johnston, u. 3. NJ, near Rockville, Md,
by the Rev. Mr. Russell. e. b. PREITYMAN 10
LYDIA +. JOHNSTON, both of Montgomery co.,
Nd