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A, . Court Of Probate held at North berwick, within
and fcr the County Of York. on the nis' Monday
in August, In the year OF our LORD e'en'ee eh
hundred and my i've, by the hono'a''s ''''P'
r. Nye, Judge OF said Cour ,ooru,y
RICHARD BooTiiBY 4 SAMUEL Boorhbi
II n.msJ Executor. In n certain instrument, PUT
porting TO be the last wiz ana m, %sssa.st bav
oolbby late OF saeo, In said County, uesea's'' INV
ms resented the same for probatei
s,sprsIp-That the said executors sMe noue 80 ~
Al, interested In said estate by eau'lnss copy
o. tns ,n,.i An Diddsford, In said County, three
that they may appear NJ rIooaie
caan 10 be held al Limerick, In said SoIn, on 'he
ar.t Monday In september ns,'; AMEN S ~ nave. why
en ,n.,,um.nl should not be proved, and allow
W - The last viii and testament Of me .sd aessasa
s'' "a \, "" Aussi,-fRANCls BACoN, nesise,.
Atr,seopy. Atisst.-fRANCis bA.oN' ".s"N'
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peatbs.

In this city, Au. L. amer painful and severe illness
Of Is days, Mary Ecr only daughter Of Capt. Geo. w.
and sarah L. Sawyer, aged years ami IL days.
DIED. In Saco, August 10Th, Mr.. EDWARD s.
MoULroN, aged 81 years, one Of the Oldest and
most respectable citizens OF Saco. A man who
has known him long and well, says that che was
one who never did a mean or dishOnorable act"
and the eneomium is just For co year, he was
a member Of the Masonic fraternity. and, for
long time, Master orlhe York Lodge. "Like
shuck Of corn fully ripe, he has been gathered
to his fathers" His funeral will take place Sun.
day afternoon, at o'clock, at the Unitarian
Church, Saco, aud he will be consigned TO the
grave with the ceremonies of the Masonic Fra.
temity.
IAN hon..t man ;. the noble.t work Of God.n
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AZ aCour OF Probate held at North Berwick, within
and for the County Of York, on the irst Monday Of
and hny.hye, by the Honorable Joseph T. Nye,
Judge OF said Cont:
GEORGE GRANT, Guardian Of Betsey Bragdon,
VI OF York, In said Comfy, an insane person, hav-
ing presented his h,t account Of Guardianship OF his
said ward for allowance,
OEDrRKo-That the said Guardian give notice TO ali
persons interested by causing copy Of this order TO
be published three weekssuccessiyey,i In the Union
aud Eastern Journal, printed ut Bdd,ford, In said
county, thatthey may appearat Probate Court TO be
held at Limerick In said County, on the first Monday
Of september next ten ofthe clock In the forenoon
aud shew cause, " any they have, why the same
should not be allowed.
y Attest,-FRANCis BACON, Register,
Attest,-FRANCiS BACON, Register.
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A. Court orProbats held At North Bsrwie u Ma' ~
ma N, The county Of York, on the nrn a"nuy ~
August, In the year Of our Lore 5a'snh +. I'VE
and hay-dys, by ,ne "o"''
j.Sas, s 2, WARREN, widow Of George a. wa,-
rem. lat. Of B,dd.fsra tn :a,a ~. 1a say,1 ia said
h.sa. ...Isn,d and set cat 10 hsr, aud that Com
%..soss may Be appointed for that purpose Pa''ua"
o.p.srp-Thai the said Caroline warren , Nv.
.,es 10 All person. by causing coy
49,. =. n. nubIi.h.d three weeks successfully IN
he Union and Eastern Journal, printed Al s'sas-
s,,, In ala County, that they may appear o. rfo-
al, ceur, TO be held aiLimsrek, In said Ceunv os
M. r.t Monday ofsep,ember next, al ten OF tns so
a. an. ,o,sroan. and ,hew cause, n any they hNs'
sh, the sa.ns should not be allowed.
"a Atiss,-rRANClS BACoN, kssad
A true copy, Aitsa,-fRANcis BACON, Ass"'s1
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Annual Meeting.

Yui anil Cumberland Railnh Company.
The Stockholders Of the York and Cumberland Haii.
rOal Company are hereby notified that their Annual
Meeting below namel stands adourned by vote 70 DC
held at the place. at ten o'clock A. NJ on eA'a'
JOSIAH PIERCE Jr., Clerk.
THE Stockholders Of the York and Cumberland Ral,
rOad Company, are hereby notified that their Annual
Meeting viii he he'll at the Once Of the Company In
Portland on Tuesday the fOureenth day Of August next
at O'Clock In the forenoon, to act upon the following
articles, yis.
urer.
2. To see lfthe Stockholders win vote to change the
bylaws ofthe Corporation 10 reduce the number
q Directors 10 seven.
3 To see what other changes, any the stockholders
will vote to make In the bylaws.
4 To make choice Of Board Of Directors for the en-
suing year.
s. 10 transact any other business that may legally
come bSiJrs them'
by order of the Directors.
JOSIAH PIERCE Jr., Clerk
Portland, July %, 1855. swD
Stockholders will pass free over the road to and o'n
the meeting.
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Al a Couri Of Probate held at North Berwick, within
and for the County OF York, on the sixth day OF
August, In the year flour Lord eighteen hundred
and ffty.dve, by the Honorable Joseph 7 Nye,
Judge az said Courts
IoSEPH A. LlTTLEFlELD, named Executor In q
,y certain instrument puTporting TO be the last will
and testament Of jeremiah Stevens, late Of Wells, In
said County, dec sased having presented the same for
probate;
ORprRro-That the said Executor give notice
TO all prisons interested by causing a copy Of
this order TO be published in the Union aud Eastern
Journal printed at Biddeford, IN said County. three
weeks successfully, that they may appear at n Pro-
bate Co,n TO be held at Alfred, In said Coun-
~ on the first Monday Of October next, at ten Of the
clock tie forenoon, and shew cause, II any they
have VIII, tho said instrument should not be proved
approved and allowed as the last vii. and testament
Of the said dec eased.
~ httest,-FRANCIs BACON, Register.
A true cop, Attest,-FRANCIS BACON, Register
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y Old Father Time, the parent Of bright

= Old Father Time, the parent Of bright
eyed truth, is daily developing new fnnis
sod thsn-;.-, L-s ainvug MS numerous pro
geny no fact is more incontestible than tina,
the success attending the introduction Of G.
W. Stones Liquid Cathurtic land Family
Pbysic) 10 the public use, is utterly without
a parallel. Those families which have made
the most thorough trials Of its merits, ore
loudest and most enthusiastic in their en-
comiums Of its virtues. 1. admirably meets
a want long experienced by oil classes Of
persons, and is rapidly gaining that conf
dence which it so richly deserves.
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Dissolution Of Copartncrship.

TUE Copartnershp heretofore existing, under the firm
i Of Mitchell Philbrook, has been this day dissolve
ed by mutual consent O. Y. MITCHELL,
JOHN PIIILDR00K.
Biddeford, August Q, 1885.
The business will be continued by the subscriber,
where win be buni choice variety Of Groceries, con-
stng Of Tea, Coffee, Sugar. Cheese, anil all the articles
usually kept In grocery store. Thankful for hvors
heretofore, continuance is respectfully soleitei
have engaged the services OF Mr. Massuere 10 assist me
my Pre.spt .i.s.s., sssi ..tiSiSs, a"d fas
prices, will be my motto. o. u. MIrCliELl-
az No. Central Block.
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STATE OF MAINE.
ApJrIASr GEsERiLs 0FFIcr,

Augusta, August o, 1855.
WILL DE SOLD in conformity to resolve passed at
w the last session Of the Legislature, certain Military
Property, in the Arsenas at Portland ard BANGOR
Consisting in part to wit about 1000 Fin-LOCk Mus.
kets about one thousand Halls Rifles, 700 tons Iron Ord.
nance, Shells, etc., lot Case and Grape Shot, Musket
Locks Cartridges Waist and scabbarl Belts lot Lead
Balls, Old Gun Carriages, etc., etc.
Sealed proposals will be received for the purchase Of
said property, at the Adjutant Generals Once In Au-
gusta, Maine before tie fifteenth day Of Sepem-
Der next at which time the proposals will be opened and
determined. Terms, Cash ON Delivery, at the Ar.
senais In Portland and Bangor.
The property may be examined by applying 10 WI.
L. KISlDALL, Portland, and TIM. ii. MORSE, Bangor,
Arsenal Keepers. JAMES II. BACHELOR,
5w32 Iefing Quarter-bfdsfsr General.
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Az Couitof Probate held at North Berwick. within
and for tie County OF York, on the first Monday IN
August, in tho year OF our Lord eighteen hundred
and fly.fys blythe Honorable Joseph T. Nye, Judge
Of said Court
ISAAC W0RsTER, Executor OF The VIII OF sally
IIilliard late Of Berwick, In said County, de.
ceased, hating presented his first account OF admin
istraon of The estate Of said deceased, for allow
ance;
TO all person, Interested by causing copy Of this
order 10 be published three weeks successfully In the
Union and Eastern Journal, printed at BIddefsrd, IN
said County that they may appear at Probate Court
toi be held at Alfred, In said County, on the
6,.t Mond,, OF October ten ftbe clock In the
Cnreuoon aid shew cause. fanny they have, why tho
same shOull not be allowed.
- Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
At,ne eopy Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register
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Alta Court Of Probate held NJ North Berwick, within
and fot the County Of York, on the siiih DAY ~
August, In the wear Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and hny'nve, by the Honorable Joseph Il. Nye
Judge Of said Court,
SAMuEL Z. ADAMS, named executor In certain
- instrument. purpouing 10 be the 5st WIN ana
testament Of winthrop mn. late a Nswnsd, IN ssd
County, deceased, having presented the sans 'o'
pfobrei
osptntp - That the aid executor give no
tee TO All persons Interested, by causing aeopy OF tnis
order to be published three weeks successfully In the
Union and Eastern Journal, printed al B,dde'otd, IN
said Conny that they may appear al Pfobat, Coaf.
10 be holden nj Limerick, In said County, on the hft
forenoon, and shew cause IL any they have. why the
said instrument should not be proved, approved, ana
allowed ~ the last viii and testament Of the said de-
ceased.
y Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A true. copy, Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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Marriages.

In this city, 9th Inst by Rev. l.. Lorlng, Mr. Mark
Proctor AMI Miss Hannah X. Tarbox, both Of ID.
In Berwick, s:h inst, by Rev. Mr.. Jackson, Mr..
James s. Townsend sacO 10 Miss Rhapseua IL. Cor
nell Of Auburn, Me.
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nRIGuroy m.RKEr.-Aur. ..

At Market 1850 Beef Cattle $500 sheep and 200 Swine.
Beef Cattle-we quote extra s9.25 O. 50i first qua
lily $500 $3.50; second 81 rs ss,25i third s',5o,
Working Oxen.-No sales noticed.
Cows and Calyes.-Sales from 81 TO S62
Shesp.-Sales from $3.50 10 $3.50.
SWine.-At retail. from Z TO DC.
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O. George Law, who has been spoken
Of as know nothing candidate for Presi
dent, is foreigner and native Of Ireland.
He was naturalized in Baltimore in 1905.
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nosroN MARKEr,-Aus. G.

Fiour-wesIern common bran,s, $751; to s,sT IAN
cy, Bxtra sT5 to ll.5O tennessee Extra, I0,soto
1928.
Grain-Southern Yellow Corn Ia selling at esc, and
White at Ole. Oats, co CO cts. Rye In lots, 81 H.
lIay-Eastern Ia selling at s2i per ton, cash.
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CHARLES HARDY

IJAS Twenty desirable House Lots within i've
I1 or six minu,e,' walk o( the Mills, which he
will sell very low. Prices from $50 10 $50 per
lot. Mos, Of these lots arc fenced and In hish
state Of cultivation.
Also, a handsome field Of Ora. Land for SALE
Terms 10 suit purchaser. 49,.
BiddcioTd, June ls', 1879. 2M
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At a Court Of Probate held at North Berwick, within
and for the County Of York on the first Monday IN
August, {, the yearor our Lord eighteen hundred
and fifty Eve, by the Honorable Joseph T. Nye,
Judge OF said Court;
DUTII McCRELlS, Administrative Of the estate OF
Ia Levi, McCreIis, late OF Lebanon, In said Coun-
", deceased having presented her first account Of
alton of the estate OF said deceased for al
lowinie;
to all persons interested, by causing copy ofthis Of
der u be published three weeks successfully In the
Unto, and Eastern Journal printed NJ Biddeford, In
said county they may arpearat probate court to
be he'd at Alfred, insaid county, on the hrst Mon
day n October next atten ofthe clock In the Fore
noon, and shew cause, u any they have, why the
same should not be SLOWED.
y At,est,-FRANCls BACON, Register
Atruseopy! Attest,-fRANCls BACON, Register.
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Dwelling Houses For Sale.

ONE half Of the double tenement house, situated on
" Union Street, In saco being the tenement now ecu
pied by Mrs. Charlotte Baker together with the land
under anal adjoining the same, measuring about II ee
the street. AMI about IL feet back, with seperae
out building, and privilege Of well situated on The d-
vision line u an adjoinlnlng lot.
Also, a one story dwelling house, stable, and wood
she'd ami privilege Of wel land adjoining said hrs
lot situated on said Union Street, and occupied by
William jordan, together with the land under AMI al.
joining, being about u feet on said street, anu IL N''
back.
The buildings are In good repair. Said real estate
win be soi cheap half cash, balance ON mortgage or
other gOsi security. hppyto ,-
WILLIAM JORDAN, on the premises.
or to A. 4. CIllS0LM.
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CORN, FLOUR &c.
1900 Bushels yellow Corn,
100 Barrel. Ira Gould flour.
90 Hiram Smith Flour,
100 Common State,
Us Leaf Lard,
so Mess Pork.
Nov on hoard schr. nSrenoe, direct frOm New York,
AMI Cor sale
saeO, August 18Th, 1855. u3S
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Al Court Of Probate held at North Berwick, within
and for he County OF York, on the first Monday In
August, tho year ofour Lord eighteen hundred aud
Of said CouTt;
OLIVE WEEKS, Widow Of Matthias Weeks, late
" of Cornish in said County, deceased, having pre-
sented heIpettion for allowance out OF he personal
estate Of sid deceased,
ORp.HE-That tn, said petitioner give notice
1, all persDns interested by causing copy Of this
der 10 be shed three weeks successfully In the
u lion an, printed At Bddeiord, said
County, that they may appear at Probate Courtio be
held at Limerick, In said County, on the iIst
Monday Il September next, at ten ofthe clock In the
fore noon, and shew cause, IL any they have, why
the same should not be allowed.
% Auest.-PRANCIs BACON, Register
Atru, copy. Aitest,-PRANCIs BACON. Register:
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n Attest, FRANCIS u iCoN. Register.
A trueeoR. Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.

Na Court VI Probate held at North Berwick, wth'n
and iottht County OF York, on the hrst MONDAY o,
August, In the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and nfly.h,e, by the Honorable Joseph T. NIs
Jndle OF said Court,
IN ne petition OF samuel Roberts, Admlnlstrato,
~ WITH the viii annexed OF the estate OF samue'
Gle, lie OF Newhed, In said Comfy, deceased, rep
resentn that the personal estate OF said deceased
NOT sufficient TO pay the just debi' which ne owea
the tm' OF his death by the sum OF fourteen hundred
dollars and praying f5r license 10 sell aud convey
80 mhei Of the real estate Of said deceased as may
dental charges;
osDrsrD - That the petitioner leye notice
,hefeoi 10 The heirs OF said deceased aud 10 MI per-
sons Interested In said estate, by causing copy OF
TINS ofsef 10 be published In the Union and Eastern
Journal printed In Biddeford, In said County, thfee
wee.seee'slyey,th that they may appear Az rIop ~,
Soun 70 ee holden at Limerick, In said County, on we
nfst Monoty IN September nett, al ten ofthe CLOCK
ne forenoon and shew cause II any they nave, why
no prayer al siid petition should not be granted.
Attest, FRANCIS BACoN, Register.
true eopy-Arest. FRANCIS BACON. Register.
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Pork and Lard.

n /. Barrels Boston Mess Pork,
70 Is barrels Leaf Lard Of superior Sp,sy e sac s'
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500 Coat Makers Wanted.

yyyANrEp Immediately, Coat and Pant Makers, al
w Ne. Il Central Biock, 10 whom constant employ
meai siil be given. Y. u. ulLRVS'
psldst0rd, Aug. ., lsSs.
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Carriages, New and Second
Hand, For sale,
Cheap for Cash or approved credl,,by
X. SMALL.
DLilefopl. July IL, 1855 uZs
Standish Academy.
Musical instruction /.

TUE Subscriber viii give lesson, on the Piano-forte,
/ MeIoieon, &c. to all who may desire her services.
Residence, Washington SO. Biddcford.
s.ss n. Il. MAssUERE.
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At Court of Probate held at North berwick, within
and Tor the County of York, on the sixth day OF
August I'm the wear Of our Lord eighteen hun
dred and fiIiy.hve, by the Honorable Joseph j..
Nye, Judge Of said Courts
JosEPH BRACRET1', named Executor In eodicii
u annexed to certain instrument, pufp6funs 20 DC
the la,t will and Testament Of salOme c. Bmckett,
Iats Of Berwick, in said County deceased, having
the same for probate,
ORprRrp-Th That the said Executor give
nole. TO all persons interested by causing copy OF
this ORDER 10 be three weeks successfully In
the Union and Eastern Journal, printed OF Bidde.
lord in said County, that they may appear at rro-
bate Court TO be held at Limerick, in said Coun-
~, on the trst Monday OF September next, at ten
or tb. clock in the forenoon, and shew cause,
u any they have, why the same should not be
proved, approved, and allowed as the last will and
testament and codicil Of the said deceased.
81 Aite,t,-FRANCIs BACON, Register.
A ,ru, eopy, Attest,-FRANCIs BACON, Register.
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Al q Coun of Probate held at North Berwick, within
andfor the County Of York, on the FIRST Monday In
August, In the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred aud my five, by the Honorable 10.
sept r. Nye, Judge q: ,aid Court;
NilhtLES Y. NORTON, Guardian Of Granville w.
" Goodwin. and Sarah l.. Goodwin, minors aud
ehildin OF sia, Goodwin, late of South Berwick,
In sale County, deceased, having presented his first
aecook Of Guardianship Of hi, wards for allowance:
,Os,ERED, That the Guardian give notice Go all PEI
aus Interested. by causing copy OF this order 60 be
publiaed In the Union Eastern Journal printed ~
BIdddOrd, In said County, three weeks suecessvely
hatney may appear nj Probate Court TO be he'u ~
tfed In said County, on the first Monday IN
Oetobe next nj ten Of the clock In the forenoon, and
'hew e,uss, u any they have, why the same should
not be allowed.
n Attest, FRANCIS d iCoN. Register.
A truecoR. Attest FRANCIS BACON Register.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Ia hereby given 10 the Legal Voters Of the
N city % Bidief,rd, that the Aldermen Of SAID city
he leah and i7lh lnss Coz the purpose Of receiving evil
eno- q the qualifications Of vJters whose names have
mo-. been entered on the List Of Voters IN said city
l. LoRING, JR, no,, SI, ~ S a
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Burning Fluid,

r,ANPnESE, AMI pnos1xSE 0As. Fresh su2py
%, d. MITCHELL
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PRICE 81 90.

Principal Depot No. IS Central street, Lowell Mass
ar Sold by druggists generally.
H. IT, Hay. Druggist, Sole Agent for Portland, and
General Agent for state. J. Sawyer W d., No. = Did,
defori House Block, and A. Sawyer Liberty ST. agents
for Blddeford. Daniel l.. Mitchell, saco. ly3o
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Reader II you have tried other remedies without
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THE HARVEST HYMN. We copy the following beautiful Hymn from he London Ea rn,erss Naoay;ra.

We copy the following beautiful Hymn iron he London Farmers Magazine God of the rolling year! to Thee
 Our song shall lse, whose bounty pours, In many gno6ly gift, with Tree
 And liberal hand our autumn stores; No hrstlings of our flock we slay,
 No soaring clouds of incense nse, But on thy hallowed shrine we lay
 Our grateful hearts in sacrifice. Borne on thy breath, the lap of spring
 Was heaped with many a blooming flower And smiling summer joyed 10 bring
 The sunshine and the gentle shower; And aufumH,s rich luxurlance now,
 The ripening seed, the bursting shell, The golden sheaf, and laden bough,
 The fulness of thy bounty tell. No menial ,hrong, in. princely me,
 Here wait titled lords behest, But many fair and peaceful homo
 Hath won thy peaceful dove a guest; No groves or palm our fields adorn,
 No myrtle shades or orange bowers, But rustling meads of golden corn,
 And fields of waving grain, are ours. Safe in Thy care. the landscape OCT.
 Our fiocks and herds securely stray; No tvrant master claims our store,
 No ruthless robher rends away; No fierce vocanos whitening shower, Ne fell simooni, with poisonous breath, Nor burning .un, with baiefnl power.
 Awake the fiery plaques of death. And here shall rise our song to Thee,
 Where heightened vale and pastures lie, And streams 20 singing wild and free,
 Beneath blue and smiling sky; Where ne CT was reared mort al throne, Where crowned opp.essnrs never trod, Here at the throne of Heaven alone,
 Shall man in reverence bow to God.