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In lhls city, Oh Inst, Henry II. Garvin, sou o
Col. Stephen Garvin, aged II years aud ID mo-.
In Sdc'', on Sunday allern 'On, Dea. JOSEPH Nj
HAYES, aged 6S years aud mouths.
la Krnnebunk, March Slh, Capt Ralph Curtis
IN tn 10Th year Oi his age.
In Psr>Onsirll, ve,y suddenly, on the liih Jan
Mrs. SrsAN TUwLE, wife Of Capt Jabez Towle,
la the 55lh year Ut her age, Of heart affection.
In Boston, Mass, 9TH INST, Abigail, eldest
daughter Of Capt Seth Grant, OF kenuebunkport.
In this city, WIetta r., daughter of Charles
aud Frances Haines, aged two years and two
weeks.
Willie sleeps, at twilight dim,
Ye need not sing her cradle hymn,
Ye may not stop beside her now
To press n kiss upon her brow.
Her voice is hushed that ersl in glec
Made for YOU hearts sweet melody,
And on the stairs aud on the iioor
Her dancing steps heard no more.
Willie sleeps; We need no, tread
Lightly now around her bed,
We need not speak IN whispers low;
Naught dls,urlrs her slunbers now,
Hat the dear child doth not rest,
Now upon her mothers breast,
Noryei IN her cradle bed,
For her rest Is with the dead.
Willie sleeps, to waken where
ShrrUw never cnm"S nor care,
Were M blight of sin j. known
Tie dear one nav hplh iOu "a home,
Weep not that among the best
She ~ soUn b. nh found her rest,
Though her earthly lIc j. DER,
She will live .O.evermure.
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Alta Court of Probate held at Biddeord, within and
for the County OF York, on the FIRST Monday In
March,, In the wear Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and Any 1--we, by the Honorable Jo'
seph T. Nyc, Judge OF said Court;
DN the petition Of Caroline Warren, Administra-
" ifik Of the estate OF Georre A. Warren, late OF
Riddsford, In said county, deceased, representing
That the personal estate Of said deceased Is not suf
heient to pay the Just debts which no owed nj the
time OF his death, by the sun OF two thousand dol
lars, and praying for license To sell and convey so
much OF the real estate Of said deceased rs may be
necessary for the payment Of said debts and neiden.
tai charges:
osDsEIp-That the petitioner give notice thereof
abe heirs Of said deceased and 90 all persons inter
sted In said estate, by causing copy Of this order
20 he Published Ia the Union and Eastern Journa
printed In Bddeford, In said county, three weeks
successfully, that they may appear at q Pro.
bate Cou,to be holden mt Alfred In said county, on
the hrst Monday In April next, ut ten Of the clock
In the forenoon, aud shew cause, u any they have,
why the prayer Of said petition should not be grant
ed,
III Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A true copy, Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register
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A CLERGYNAN's OPINION OF TAE VEGETABLE
PuAnoNARY BALsAM The Rev. JOSIAH
LlTCH. of Philadelphia, Pa, writes - was
in 1873 entirely cured Of cough which had re-
ducrd me almost To skeleton. by the use Of The
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam. have continued
to Use aud recommend IL ever since, aud regard
II rs Que OF our great staple family medicines ior
coughs. do not think Il second TO any Pumon'
AIRY medicine before the public"
For sale in B'ddefOrd by J. Sawyer; Saco, by
j. A. Berry. Price % cenis-LargeT size ii w.
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wi.,ar,. Bal.am Of wild Cherry,
Nj A r r | A G ES.

Ia this City. 9th ins, by Rev Mr. Gould, Mr..
Lame, w Bu 'nhaIn To Miss MARY A. pncke't.
IL Boston, I3h inst, by Rv T. n Kirk, John
fitzpatrick E.g, OFFS CO, Me to Miss Julia Louisa
Pow - ui s nl;Td Me.
Ia Krnnetunkpor. March s,h, by Rev L. Bar.
r,S>, Mr. joel T. Larrabee, at Keunebunk, To
Mss E'l>ahelh 2. Burnhanl, 1T Ken1ebunLpOn.
Ia WaierbOrOugh, March i,h, by Ed. A. w.
Hobbs, Euran ~. Hobbs, E>q., 10 Miss LYDIA
Pdtten, both Or Waierloruugh.
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Al Court ofProhaie held ut Bi.ideford, within aud
for the County of York. on the first Monday W
March, In the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and hny i've. by the Honorable Joseph Il. Nye,
Judge of said Count;
M the petition Of Charles Z. Norton, Guardian Of
W Granville w. Goodwin and S,raE t. Goodwin,
minors aud ehld,en OF sias Goodwin. late of south
Berwick In said county, deceased, praying FOE license
In sell and nyey at public auction, or private sale,
all the right, title and interest Of his said ward,
and Ia certain real estate situated In south Berwick
IN said county, and the proceeds thereof Co put To In
tetest, viz ;-ihe hsmesiead farm of said deceased.
ruh the buildings thereon, containing about seventy
Hour aetes. Also, n tract &C woodland containing
Asont nve aetes,-ai which 10 more fully described
IN his said petition.
ospthso-That the petitioner give notice TO MI
persons interested In aid estate, by causing a copy
OF this order tn be published three weeks success.
svelF IN the Union and Eastern Journal, printed u
hiideofd, IN said Coln,y, that they my appear at
Probate ouu To be hedat Alfred, In said County, on
The nr-t Monday April next, nj ten of the clock In
the forenoon, and shew cause, " any they have,
Why the prayer of ala pst Ion should not he granted
u Atts,t, FRANCIS BACON, Rer,,,er
true eopy-Auest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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Al v tonu Of Probate held at Biddeford, within and
Cor the County of York, on the first Monday oI
March, ~ the ve,T of our Lord eighteen hun
drrd and hfIy-iye, by tie Honorable Joseph Il.
Nye. Judge or said C"urts
JOllN D. FERNAi.D, Guardian OF Daniel q. Mitch
~ Ell, James ~. Mitchell. R,chei y. Mitchell aud
Juserl Q. Nuchrn. minors and children IL Joseph
Mitchell late 81 kittey, in sud county, deceased,
having presented his first account OF Guardianship
,f his III wards for allowance;
ORpgHEp-Thh tn said Guardian give notice
o. all pers1ns Interested, by causing copy Of this OF
der IT, he published three wseks successfully IN the
,ion md Eastern Journal printed ~ biddeiotd said
CJuny that they may appear nc Probate Court 10 be
held III A fed, Ia said County, on the drs, Monday
Of April next, nj ten of the clock In the fnrenoon,
and shew cause, " any they have, why the same
should not be allowed.
n Auest-fRANCIs BACON, Register
true copy. AtiesL-FRANCIs BACON, Register.
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE House, Barn, and Land Of Capt. q. w.
Sawyer, miles from Biddelord village on
the Pool road. which is valued at $1,000 WI Ice
sold for s7oD II applied lot soon or for bash
down 500 will he taken. The whole is enc ,sed
with a good substantial fence. There il tyer
falling well ii water on the farm. 3wlls
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AZ n Court of Probate held mt BiddefoId. within
and for the County of Work, on the nr-t Monday ~
March. in the year Of our Lord eighteen hun
drsd and ffiy.fvs, by the Honorable Joseph Il.
Nye, Judge of said Counts
ON the petition of samuel w. l.uqnes, Guardian OF
" Lothian Tarbox, IT,, of Biddef,rd, In said com
w. m insane persnn, praying fr license to sell and
convey, at pablo auction az private sale, III the fRht
title ant Interest of his said ward, In and Ia certain
realestaie situated IN Bidef1ri. in said county, AM.
the proceeds thereof 10 pt To- interest. ~ - Tot ol
isnd an the rad leading ffom Ok Ridge Ia tie sea-
manning abuui acres 60 rods. Also lot No ID on
plIn nf the stsck,ole ots, drawn also LIT No ., on
plan OF the Roger smith Firm,-aii which lots are
r,or- fully descrb.d IN his said petition.
OspERED-rhai the petiiioner give n"iice thereof
peI,ons Interested In said estate by causing copy
of this order To be Published In the union and Eastern
Journal, printed in Biddeioid, ~ said County. thee
weeks successfully th,t they may appear al "a Probate
cour to he held at Alfred, In said Couniy, on The
first Monday % April next, at ten 81 the clock In the
forenoon, and shew cause, any they have VII. tue
PRAYER ~ said petition sh"uld not be granted.
IL Atest.-FRANCt- BACON, Register.
true copy. Auest,-fRANCls BACON, Register.
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NOTICE. We have medicine that will cure
CoUGns Of every description, immediately. We
>ay this because II has Iever failed To cure IN n
single instance Il was discovered ty to late
d.. BURLSIGu SIARr. Ut Kennebunk, probably
he most successful w,Ician la treating diseases
f the Lnng>, in the State, who used !, IN his
private Practice many years. Atpre>eni IL will he
'or sale at our shop only hui we shall soon be
able 10 supply any lentnd foe Il
SHAW u CLARK. Jewellers
If Bddelord, Me.
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Iherin,s Sale.

YoRK, SIS. Taken on execution, and will be
sold at public auction, an Thursday, the 29llI day
Of Marrh, cLrrcnt, at the County Hou.e, IN Al.
fred, IN said County, Ut onr o'clock, p NJ, Hil the
light IN equity which John Hubbard, of Snap.
Leigh in said Con.ty, had on the sixth day Of De.
ceinber, A. ID. 1852, Of redreming the following
pieces or parcelsof land with the buildings there.
an, situate m said Shapleigh, and described u
fellows, 10 wit one lot Of land situate at E.ne-
rvs Mills, bounded on the North and East b,'
land Of Naih'l Churchill, South by land Of J. T.
PANE, and oh the West lay the road leading fr, ~
Emery Mil ITO SPringvale Also one half Of a
lot Of land situate IN said Shupeigh, owned In
common aud undivided with jeremiah Smith,
bounded on the West ny land oi John n Horne,
on the North H. lands 0f william Emery, Jr, and
Others ON the East by land, of John T Paine, aud
Others, AM South b. the road ;-containiug forty
acres noe or less. Asa Tract Of land in said
Sha pleigh. bounded North w .,irrIy by Lsmp
Muus,n Pond, North Eastchy by land of Levi
BraRiOn ani oihcr>, On The South by the
rad leading from ilaley'> Corner Ia Em.ry's
Mill, owned ~ common snd undivided with Ma
ihanirl Chnn,hll. Thatcher Kicker aud James
Books, being the same they purchased oi Samuel
Prey, bcing one eighth par of said lot. The above
described lots and Luiliina. having hvrn conveyed
nv sail John Iiubbard,o John Goodwin,b y Deed II
Mortgage dated August -, 1910. and rrorlcd "a.
the YORK Counly Registry Of Deeds. Bs'k Dos,
Psgr ~, To- secure the payment al certain no'rs
made payable To J T Paine, or order for The
,m of i've hundred dollar, IN Que, two, aud
three years, with annual interest
ABNI:R MITCHELL, DEPUTY Sheriff.
Alfred, March lsi, 1888 3wlO
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T IFE AND BEAUTIES OF MRS. PAIRING.
~ TON R n Sn Ha n FANNY SIov yESSHH'
1865, SrANH0PE BURLEtGll, THE CD.
QUITE. SOUTH SIDE VIEW OF SLAVE
RY, by On ADAMS, WING ALMANAC, MAG.
AZlNES FOR MARCH, just reviewed at
10 MITCHELL'S.
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BOUNTY LANDS!
SDLD[ERS!! ATTENTION MI

pY an Act Of Congress, passed March 81, 1855,
ID all who served in the Revolutionary VA, ar
Ia dny other war IN which the Uni,ed State. have
becu eI,gag,d d, IL DAYS or more, and have nOt re.
crved land, are entitled TO 100 acres.
All who have served in any battle, (ihoughthey
only served one day. are entitled 10 100 acrs
The wiiuw, or II no widow, the chldres I'll
nny,) under q years, on the 81 VI Mirch, lo5i
are entitled 10 the land.
The soldiers Out in the "Aroostook war;" are
entitled IL 100 acres.
Tno>e who have already drawn less than l61
acres, ure entitled 10 enough TO make lG) acre ~
all.
The warrants will be promptly procured bycsl.
ling on DAVID FNLES,
ii Bii'clord, Maize.
OFFICE IN HOOrER's BLOCK.l
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BRIGHTON MARKEr.-NIareh 3.

Al Market $50 Beef Cattle ESQ sheep and swine:
Beef Cate-we quote extn, $3.50 aSe,oli hrst 9uai,
ity $3.50 S. g, sssOnd quality 500 $3.50 thini
quality s6,2S
Working Oxen-Sales from SIS to sll5
Give and Calyes-Sales from s22 so.
sheep Sales frum 81 IS 81 %.
swne-At retail, frum i-2 &c.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Copaunership heretofore existing between
the Subscribers, was dissolved on the iirs, oi
March by mutual consent, all indebted to said iir
ART requested To make immediate payncut To Sau,.
uel Moosc, aud all having demands are requested
TO Prcseat them for payment
TIP s. DEARlNG,
SAMUEL MOORE.
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CONSUMPTION.

There is no disease with which our country is
stfeciei. which sweeps oil annually ~ many vic.
iLns ~ CONSUMPTION. No walk Of life is sacred
iran IT, hligliiny inlucuce. M age is exempt
irOm it, deaih-dralIug shafts The old. the mid
l.. ged aud the young, all alike, are food for this
common enemy Of mankind
l. there no help Tor the afflicted No preven'
tive of the dangers which beet us IN our chaggea.
bic aud tickle cline! We think there is.
wistar's Baisam Of Wild Cherry,
j. offered 10 a suffering world, as such. Its true
value aud intrinsic excellence are suiTcientto en-
title il To the cOnldence OF the public, aud !, has
won that confidence.
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the
wrapper. Evil
AGESrs. J Sawyer, s. 5. Lord, Biddeiord ;
T ,iilnan, J. q. Rollins, Saco; A. Warren, Ken
nebnnkr J. Cousins, \. = l.uques, kennebunk
pOrt: w Liiirirld, Wells; Sdywald " Webber.
Alfred; J Merrill. Springyale; q. III, Snow, n.
Brrwict; j. q. Thompson, ;. Berwick; b: A.
Pike, Cornish; G. Gilln u, BuNtOn; j. Bracseti,
w. PLrsousfeld; J. Brdcketl, +. Parsonsheld
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The business viii be conducted in future by
the subscriber, who will be ready At all times TO
walt upon customers at the old sand vi bearing
* MUote. SAMUEL MOORE.
Biddeiord, March i6, 1855 IL
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Freedom Notice.

THIS certi6es that have this day given to my
i son, LoRsNzo SklLLiN, his time 10 trade and
&C, for himseif-lhai shall claim none Of his earn
ings or pay any debts Of his contracting aer ibi'
date. 'oSiah ShiLLiN.
Witness, L. LosISo. yr.
Biideford, Feb. ~, 1855. 3wS
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BOUNTY LAND.

A LII persons entitled TO Land Warrants ,nder
"A the new law, passed March 81, ls5, eau
have the sail,e obtained for them for s3eacl, by
calling ON the subscribers. j. IL J. TUCK.
Biddelord, March IL, 1855. IL
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LAND WARRANTS

nBTAlNED under tie Lite act OF Congress, for
" all VINO hay. served II days in the mAiary
or marine service Of the UnlIed States, snce 100,
by EMERY IL LORlNi.
Ssco, Marcel s, ls5j.
n Is All ior whom we have obtained 10 icre
warrants, are entitled Ia l2J acres more, ani We
have the necessary proofs and papers in our pos.
s.ssiVn. III l.. 81.
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TlIJMAs NJ. PIERsON

W.
A. a Court ~ Probate held at Bbllefrl within anl flr
the County q York, the tflh day u March, A. D.
1855.
Upln the foregoing petlii0n- Ordered. That the
enn-r give nutce thereof thu heirs IL sail diseased
aRi Ia an u. iu'cryss In said estate by Causing
copy &C sail p-un md thus urrr o. h. pushl la the
Jn,na anal Es.trtn Journal priutcl IN Dnlcfinl, thrvc
weeks succcssycy, that they may APP ear at Probate
Court ~ ~ hoLlru at Altrr Ia SAL, county, the 6rst
MoI-la, in April next at ten "f the c,ck IN the fireman,
anl sh-~ shy the prayer II said Ist,lOu should
not b. granted
n Attest. FRANCIS BAcoN, Register.
A true copy. Attest, FRANCIS, BACON, Register.
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the INDIAN ENGAGEMENT NEAR THE BID
DEFORD DEPOT, where be will furnish those
in want of Medicine.
DR.. Newell's healing skill is original, having
come many generations. Dr. N. thinks there are
many good doctors among his white friends, hut
he likes TO see every doctor go by his own name,
A white doctor says that his nediciae, male
from one root, can cure oil diseases, bni Ut New
ell does not believe u rvr there are MANY wiil'c
doctors who saw they learn from the intian doc.
ivrs the ART OF docioring in the Indian way when,
in fact, they know nothing about IL. They atver-
ise largely what they can do, aud put on the H..
dian name but, when called upon for u trial. II
Is found they are very different fr,m the genuine
Indian Doctor, and that their seeming KNOWLEDGE
is nothing but ialsr preiension>. Dr. Newell dow
not pretend TO cure oil diseases, but en- cur
ma,v; he uses n, remedies but Roots and Herl.
Dr.. Newell has been practirng through ilil'
country for twenty years and more.
Bddefori, March 10, 1855 III
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Lewiston Falls Academy.

TINHE Sping Term of Lewiston Falls Academy
l. will commence on the lith Gay uf March
teAi: nn Ter the instruction VI G,onGg WOODS, A.
NJ Pnncipal.
Having SECURED the services Of Mr.. Woods, TOR
merry Of Yannouth,) 50 extensively aud we'll
known a an able and successful teacher, the Tris-
tees believe thi. Institution offers 10 all pursuing
Classi al ar English Studies, the best advantages.
Asst inis will be employed to give thorough
ilsirugtiln IN each department Board Ia good
fnil,s frDn 81 20 ~ $500 per week, exclusive
VI WOOD aud lights.
N MORRILL,, sec'y.
Lewiston Falls, Feb. 7lh 1855. avs
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CASH STORE.
Groceries and Provisions
S. M BL A K T.

WOULD respectfully inform his friends and tho
w public generally, tina, he has resumed bust.
ness at his Old Stand,
Hills Block. Liberty ST., Biddeford,
recently occupied by Sawyer & Philbrrik, where
he will keep good assortment OF
CO. ~ Cd q O ~ q q s. .
which will be sold a, the lowest cash prices, and
for CASH ONLY.
He will also pay CASH for COUNTRY PRO.
DUCE, aud u prrlniu lor b'si laij batter
Doing business entirely upon the CASH sYs.
TEN. he will b. able al MI iin,- Ia iiI1rl both
buy err aud sellers the HIST POSSIBLE uARGAiNs
icst
Mr. B returns hi. thinks fr The liberal pdupn.
age ,crcloiore bestowed upon hin, and solici,s a
con,inuanc. al the ssne.
Bal l,i.b Il, Feb p Isis eff
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FIRST PREMIUM
D AGUERREOTYPES.
II you want good nice Miniature call on
e. n. M'KENNEY.

He makes his own specimens-gets the first
premiums, makes no fifty ceat daubs that will
fade out in few weeks, but he does make better
dagnerreotypes than can be obtained nj any other
place in this vicinity.
IL is acknowledged by oil good judges that E.
II. Mckenney's Miniatures are far superior TO
anyother In this vicinity McKenney don I boast
thai he can make the eheapest aud bseaAest pic.
ture, but that he can make the best, aud sell them
at'he same price that others sell an inferior quail.
~. MCKINNEY Of Biiisford, would have il dis
'incily understood that he Is in no way connected
with any Of the ity cent slop shops, but that he
icdrrdnts all Of his work to be done in the Vsry
best manner, having been located In Biddeford
more than five years, Qong before any Of his
neighbor artists took miniatures in this vicinity
all have had chance of knowing whether his
Daguerreotypes fade or not He makes ALL sizes
and styles from the largest to the smallest single
Or in groups. GOLD LOCKETS and FANCY
CASES constantly on hand.
Doa't mistake the place, but call at
No. 8 Central Block, Biddeford.
p. s E. H. Mckinney has one of
Palmer & Lonskins's Patent Machines
for polishing plates, tina, canno, be surpassed. OF
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cured however caused.

TESTIMONY. Mn. EDITOR: Seeing an nd
verisenent that the deaf might be- relieved by
applying To DR.. Boarlnan, No. D Eliot 81. was
induced to leave home, and test the Orcior. kill.
was 80 deaf that WAS unable to hear ordinary
conversation. To my a.ionishmeni In twenty
minute. my hearing wa. perfectly restored. I
recommend NIL deaf persons TO Try the CocroS
new method OF cure.
FRANCIS RICHARDSON, Of Slough,on.
Letters, post paid attended to. Remedies and
apparatus sent by Express.
Boston, Dec. 90, 1854. 523m
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NOTICE.

ToBs of WOOD TURNING, SAVING. and
d TxSASrNo, done al the New Wood Shop on
Factory Island, formerly occupied hy X Deer.
Inc. STAIR BANISTERS AND NEwELs
For SALE. CIRCULAR SAW To LET ai
IS cts. per hour, >. L. SHANNON
Saco, February II, 1855. 0w7
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Commissioners Notice.

THE undersigned, having been appointed by
4 the Judge Of Probate for the County Of York,
Connissi ners To receive and examine the claims
IT the creditors oiPcler w Braug,la,e oiNewfield,
in said County, deceased, whose estate Is repre-
sen'ed insovcnt. give notice that six months from
The fifth dayo February insi., have been allowed
10 said creditors To bring in aud prove their claims.
Al d thai they will attend to the service assigned
them at the office Of Edward s Morris In New.
field, the last Fridays Of March, May aud June
next ensuing. commencing at one o'clock in the
afternoon Of said days. ~
EDWARD s. NORRIS.
LUTHER 8. MOORE.
Newfeld, Feb. 1855
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7, the Honorable JUICE Of PrObat, for the County Of
York
I,EDRGB W. PiEIsoN AMI Thomas VI Person. both
VI d ~ 'fIri, in said Couaty, respectfully represent
that they seiE IN &c, hirs, with ohers, In the
real estate whereof samuel tcrsIn, late q Bill ef0rl, In
ALL C,unty fsquir, died sigel ami possessed that
they dr.irms n hlg AMI possessing their shares
of the In scyvrly they theref pray that yuur
u nnT l grant warrant t. suitable persons author
ing them make III, isiin of sail estate, AMI OF
t. each heir u prep Hti,u Ia the
patcd this hrst day Of January In the year of our
Lord one thousand 81, hit huislrvI anal any Ave.
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The Maine Insurance Com
pany, at Augusta.

CONDUCTED exclusively on the stock princ''
u nl,.. !. now /, successful operation. and the
will known reputation OF the following named
ii; ,.c,r. will 1--WE full con idence Ia the comnu.
n,,y C,p,nI slp,DD iIisne.s confined TO
I'm. ssir. FIRE r,';. Il 500 aud under.
J,nn l. Cutler Pr,.-iient, Joseph IL Williams
g ,n.,,rv. Geo w Stanley. s un,irl Cony, Da-
.,,s Alien. Of Augusta: John VI Wood, Charles
Ions. 1, riland; s p. Shaw, Waterville; John
ID l. ng. Va>salhoro'.
Tn, und.r. signed are authorized agents:
EbyarI 7. BurnhaIn, SEQ; S,ml w. Lnlues,
RJI.(ord W r. Moody, Kenn.bnnsport; Geo.
w WaiIingfonl. Kennebunk; S ,lomon Brooks,
York; Timothy Saw, S,niord; John II. Good
enow Alfred. Uy