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AYERS PILLS.

"A ~, IN ana Uariy r=uleas 81
I'll blions diseases Cvstiventss. Indigestion.
rheumatism Fever H1znors Nervous
i11Lao MY infammeton daehe Pains the
snoeso FerS Few lie
: not more cured much suffering
ans oe Prevented. if harmless but efeetu4I
tssarIlc were more freely
Nhlle cossive nabit of PREVAILS he II coon
Sno often frtal which mief have beep
aEod ny tts timely and Iudcious of rod rursative
srn- Q. COLDS teversh symptoms. Bilious
oelshgn'ents 1hey all tend become rodee he deem
seated and formidable dtempers
Ter the land Hencea reliah4e Fauv vsic i If arss
TO the public health hin has h~tr ner-
tensiEe trial Of its virtues ~ Physicians sa pa
tents has .hown results
o. any medicine Gu have effected Iej,ef
were sy not
among the eminent gentlemen have testified In
/ iayOT OF these Pills lasy meninn:
H.. Dr. a. a HAYES Analytical hrnisk of Boston. and
Sste ssJer OF asssaehesest whose high Professional
! A,a EDw ARD EvERETF Senator ofthe United States
r,1sobEKf 9. WINTHROP. Ex-Spe@ker of the House OF
| ABEoTT Law renee. Minister Plea. to England.
also, 4f = -'
Dr. J. r. oHILToN. Practical Chemist of Nss Yora City.
endorsed by s'
bon. WI MARCY. S. cretary Of state
| WV B ASToR. tht richest man ia America.
tel; and
from all here the Pills used ut evidenrs
even convincing than the experiences Of eminent rub9
men IS found IN -helr effects upon iraf.
They By their p0e on the Mt mai
yiseeTa to purify the blood sad stuiar healthy
tionremove the obstruction of the stomach bowels liver
and other of the body restoring their irregular
TO health and by ting Wherever they exist
raDgen> nts as are the hrst origin Ct Disease.
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] A M E s C. A z f. r.

PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST. LOWELL. xAss.
Price Is cent per box. Five be.tes for 81.
SOLD RI
Keller Farnsey & Co Evansville. Ind and by agents IN
in Warrick. Posey Perry eounties an by
dealers in medicines everyTnera. mr2q-Arn
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DANIEL vOcLsEE. ..s....s.......s.
AECTEON RNOlIS.

| NJ yvOot HIRAM EFI zos
Auction ROOMS,
Old Court House, Corner Msin streets imms
diately opposite the " ashingtOn Hotel.
EEAyING leased for term Of years and fitted the
ce:ve for sale at auction private SALE all kinds Of
merchandise household furnieure. horses bug
81 ss tst2 assT PssT TG1 rs sgs
neing at O'clock A. M Also Tuesday Wedn esday
les andsRes of real estate promptly attended
I'VE are we KY receiving have on hand large
general assortment of FURNITURE, consisting
Jack ofBes French. Jenny Lid ami Bssls wood seat
Chars %shsasy sn e Geq eA
card dinins tables. light wash stands
tras'es tin and wire safes etc. which we will sell Gin
We hand great variety notions jeweiry.
volns accordeons pocket cutlery guns pistols WHIPS
Wholesale 's sale or T4 retail WA wooEsEY NELSON
RKAPERs AND Now RS.
A i e eedk sIpp-y '1'' rec AAp ~ akAxr CO
COEsN AND OATS.
20 Tor Gy liz Nv 8 5. YICKERY.
TAPES.
IO CASES black and white Twill Tape reed this day
jsi4 SIS Msnss.. Louisville KY.
EUTTEEs AND LARD.
TNIFoTT0Y poTn ehoiee irysh Ruttsri
for sale By jeis !. ". & 5. ylckERY.
06 BOXES oeTnps soap;
jeis l. 4 D. HEIMANN.
MACK EREL.
100 PACKAGES. whole ana half barrels and kits.
jeis S. e. GILBERT AGO.
Sycamore street, near Water.
HAVANA suGAR AND sARDINEs.
jas TENNEY &soRnNsoN.
SILVER SPOONS. dc.
NM HBS SILVER gold silre- watches.
w anS Z J-T' H YRS = s?y &oso Sssisls
Iei4 Jewelry Sto5e, LaIR ST. bet. lst a N.
lust RECEIVED
u Is doz WaldroS's Grain scy'hes;
10 do do straw HALVES;
je14 BABCooK BROTHERS.
COTTONADE.
= PCS fancy Cetto4ades we'd hs and for sale By
- JAMES Low Co..
eI4 ais Man st louisville. XIV
RPECEIvEO per David White. mons. Oranges. La
jc2o TESSEY & soRENsoN.
VEST TOOLS.
a DOZ Grain Scythes II d Gram Cradles.
M u 70 do Grass do 20 do Sey thes onsthes.
10 doz hay, straw and manure F,rks; jus, Teed and
BelPs Ware House. back Of the ne " Court House.
my23-dSw
SILK BONNETs.
q CASES Silk Bpnnes received per Express direct from
y the mandatory consnm Mt ard must BE- sold at
EMBIUH'S Dry Goods Store.
jes Main st 8. 3 doors below End.
LOOKING GLASSES.
AN ata prepared furnish Looking Glasses in
II Mahosany walnut Rosewood Frames. LOOKING Glass
of Pictures and Oil Paint
inss. at wholesale or retail at tho lowest prices ~
mhs ms No. West Fourth atreet. Cincinnati D.
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* EFERANt e.
P. c. O. RILEY &; Co. Granville
BCvALL, ALao ~ Co., Hempkis Tean.
WAN. PARK IS Co.. do do.
JAMES BOYD do DO.
B. SYKES. New Orleans.
LEWIS SNAPP do.
Miles f. FoLKEs, Vicksburg. Miss.
WIN. MCRAE. do do.
LOCKWOOD = Bros Cincinnati. Ohio.
KELLoG & FooT. do do.
EDWARDS Il BUSHNELL. st Louis So.
Regular days Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays
snd every evening during
at early gsslizht. apps SWEET 4 LEONARD.
Auctioneers.
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LATE ARRayAEs.

SSg BAGS prime Rio CofF-e
II ~ 70 IS bbls Refinery FeboiIed 3Toasses,
100 sles Cam lton Batting Nos 9;
or sale very 10 W by JelS d. W FOSTER.
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TEF EACrE FnsiNUnJ,

tE partnership heretfore existing RrirkmeYer
Mesksr Co in thu Foundry business has this day by
the mutual aid sgree all srties
Cd bv HeHrs and William Rusman purchasing en-
tire interest o. John B. N skier n seid business.
The FOun Try business Will carried
more exten ffelv. under the firm an lie o
BRINKMEYER KLJSMAN 4 CO.
Drizkneyes. Kusnan & Co. keep ham an are al
wavs manufacturing Coal AMI Wood heating Cooking
rlcr Stoves Of various pate szs Fir Frames
Crates Balcony and Fence Railing Maehin Which
tn VIII sell cheap UNSURPASSED IN auty Of
MorknanshiP. finish service by any Foundry
West
.Essle Foundry Main street ard the Cansl.
Store Main between First Sseani
Ind BRINKMETER. ELUSMAS & co.
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j. HYDK,s MARRIEYARn.

CORNER SECOND AND VINE STREET. kyANssIiLE. IND.
II undersigned would respectfully the eiti
Eens Of Evansville and the putlie generally that he has
purchased the entire stock of No Vermont Marble
Humphrey and is fully ers for Bonu-
mente Tomhs, Ohellsks. Head Stones
and the finest material Those ssng
suitable Monuments their deceased fri nds would
TO give him q call. All orders promptly attended,
oct2a-tf ]. HYDE.
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CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS,
nPPnsIIE LEE NV COTRr HNu&E.

GENERAL AUCrIoNEERs REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
HBESPECTFULLY tender their services to the citizens OF
Evansville and surrounding for the sale of Real
Personal Properly. Houses aud Lots Furniture Dry
Goods Hardware, Groceries etc; also particular sten
paid all outdoor sales every description
satisfactory We shall do exclusv y Com
Business ana having goods place
with both TIE buyer aud seller
have latinas market. We win devote whole
Auction and Commission business and friends
may assured that Will spare no efforts
With attention business
confidence of all those who their
TO our
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EE Prepared and sold wholsaI4 and Market
Street St. Louis Mo and e95 Broadv ay New Yoik
where also all the uar edsnes efor ssIe
Wholesale retail. they
can he btURht anv other house.
AS- sale at Manufacturers prices by HALL0CK &
STODDA RID and all tne principal druggists eyerywheTe
In
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NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL,


old stand on Main street their Hotel ust fnish
cd opposite the Court House.
aeeommoda their old all others ay sec
d t" call them in much superior stye formerly
ihanE ul past patronage r solicit
anee the which shall all
It Our fare viii be the best the market affords
charges moderate.
Coed stabll and Wsgon Yard kent orconntry custom.
eyI0-d&wtf FELKER & HEDDERECH
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GLASS JARS
GROUND SPICE.

GROUND SPICE.
A LSO received,
"A 81 bxs ass'd ground Spices,
IL do extra Lemon Syrur.
IL do lib Baltimore Oysters; for sale h
je2S l. q Holman.
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PROF. %. j. WOOD,S
CELEBRATED
HAIR RESTORATIVE
HENRY GOODRICH.

WA1ERTowS. Mass. Nay 1884.
PROP o. WooD; Allow me to arrest the;v'rtues and
UsRic of Hair Three ce
being exceedingly grey purchased
bottles, ana tell
locks their native color The hair
dry snd harsh nd falling tecar soft and rlos-
and it ceased falling the danuruh dsappeared the
scalp lost all the disagreee itrhing Annoying before
not only look feel young again.
respectfully
CHARLES WHITNEY,.
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nan be supplied the 10 market with Hemlock
" and Oak sole Leather. Patent French and AmericsR
Calf Skins French Glazed and Boot Morocco Sheep Lin
ibEs Bindings.
Call Sycamore street. between Water and First Evans
vile Ind mN1 j FLEMING
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SENING SlI.K

81 Ne y LIS
. CASES black Sewing Silk this sIe By
- JAMES Law 4 Co.
jeI+ 4Is Main st Louisville XIV.
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OEthe 22d inquest held by Coroner.
~ proper jury bodies Of children
respectvei and years children Of Mrs FL
insaue who h ed off with them
fro her home Perry township the 5h inst Verdict
Of the Jury they their death from blow
their ads with club as is pposed in the han
| OF their mother. JOHN TRIBE. c. v. c.
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For hs Union 4 EdSisra Journal.
NOT IMPOSED UPON.

The people Of Kennebunk were notified thai,
the Rev. b. ID. Peck would give a temperance
address Aug. 81. Agreeably to notice, the good
people Of Kennebunk came out 10 hear him, and
we all met at the Town Hall. As am Maine
something 4ss would be TO The point. upon the
subject OF temperspce,-in fact, something that
would DC rich. In this was not doomed to be
disappointed, for more able temperance address
was never given in our hall, than that which was
delivered by Il. d. Peck, Aug. %, and 1t was so
considered by all present, but for some reason,
best known To the writer, man comes out IN
the Democrat, Aug Ia, BY the name OF " henne-
bunk, which by the by, Is not the name ne
should hive subscribed, for kennebunk says no
such thing as he says, and says got disapPoint'
ed, for ID. ID. Peek only occupied few minutes
IN stating the evils OF intemperance, when all OF
Kennebunk says:-l Rm a Maine Law man
that Is, am in favor OF the present Maine Law,
.or the Suppression oi drinking houses aud up
ping shops. Well, then, what could have pleased
him more, than 10 have had this public measure
discussed-able as Il was-by friend Peck. Now
the Elder Swelt ut length, IN his lecture, upon
he importance Of sustaining the Maine Law, for
the cause Of temperance could no, progress with.
out n stringent law. Now every Temperance man
knows this TO be the fact, and 80 does Mr.. XIX
All the trouble Is this the man who signs his
name Kennebunk, "is not Maine Law msn,
but bunker or straight on, whig-l rather
thiuk he belengs 10 the Boohoo party, As il re-
CARDS the Elders misreprcsenting any one, think
he did not But he did lind some fault with Judge
Wells speech at Alfred, because his sddrcss was
against the cause Of temperance, and don't know
who would not find fault with II. Neither did
the Elder abuse any party, nor any distinguished
mrn.-no, no, even Judge Wells, OF Moses Me.
Donald, who are considered distinguished men IN
The Iocoloco ranEs-,herc is no need Of the FL.
der doing that, for they abuse themselves enough,
without help. As II regards the Elders praying
e., his toliiical and ruInmy friends, who happen
10 be democrats or wings, think he makes II
M. constant practice To pray fer them, as whole,
but N Mr.. XIX wants to be especially prayed ior,
send in your name 10 the elder, and his prayers
YOU viii have,-ihat YOU may become 4 eonsislen'
Temperance man. p'NNi'
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To All Whom it May Con

DE il known. that, on the 18th day OF August
- A. d. 1855, upon the written application o.
William Andrews, Moses Smith, James Lord, IT,.
John Nelson and II. ii. Mckinney, citizens Of
and residing in the city Of Biddeford IN the Coun
~ Of York, stating therein that IL will be for The
public convenience and necessity that drain OF
common sewer be made along by and across the
following named lands In said Biddeford 10 wit
beginnlngl onor near land fomeHyo %. VIM. Smith,
on the southeast side Of Green street; thence IN
a south westerly direction, over and across lands
Of Mr.. Sawyer, VIM. Andrews, Thomas Under
wood, VIM. z. Baker, Mr.. Tilton, land now or for.
merly OF Alexander Boothby land OF Andrew
Small, Geo. II. Adams, Dominicus s. Pike, Tho
mas Smith and Nathaniel Smith, to mile brook $50
called)
The Mayor and Aldermen Of said City repaired
to the place designated, aud examined the same
aud theu and there determined that there was
necessity OF such drain or sewer as Irayed Tor IN
said petition.
Now, all persons above named, and oil persons
through or over whose land the above named drain
or sewer is TO be placed, and all others interested,
are hereby notified that said Mayor and Aldermen
will be in session at the Mayors Omce, In said
Biddeiord, on Friday the thirty.frst day OF Au.
gust, A. ID, 1855, at two o o'clock in the afternoon,
when and where they will determine whether, In
their judgment, tits deemed expedient that said
drain or sewer should be made-and all interested
nay govern themselves accordingly.
Given ut the Aldernen's Room, this twenty
first day Of August, AID. 1885.
D. Z. SOMES, Mayor.
w. II. HANSON,
A. W. PAGE, ,a,.,,,.,
JAMES ANDREWS Aldermen
DANIEL STlMSON,
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be seen. and suppose /, must be the one Of
which the poet speaks, when he say, :,
"Coming events cast their shadows before
Amer Mr.. Wilcox had concluded, MI Leland
attempted 10 reply,-his hort was perfect iaii-
ure, he would not come up to the marx, and ihose
present must have been reminded Of the hsh VINO
wants the bait, but sees he hook-he womb
bristle up and say "the gentleman says so anu
so"-" how is this gentlemen, Ills II 50,
Just as one would expect something TO The point,
be would dodge back again. After playing ms
farce awhile, and again conjurns the good old
democratic old Workers TO shut their eyes aud ears
and 90 Il blind, about midnight the meeting ad.
lourned-and IL remains TO be seen II the voters OF
odd York will sustain Jos. w. Leland IN his attack
upon native born citizens, and 90 II blind for
SLAVERY aud Ram, or trust f. r. Wiggin with the
Office Of County Attorney, through whose fingers,
u he Is 10 be believed. IL would be an easy matter
for an offender against the Maine Law la clip
with impunI,y. He has placed himself upon the
record, as Tally opposed TO the the Maine Law,
"toth and nall from "the beginning TO the end,
and in favor of the elevation OF foreigners, IN
preference TO Anne orleans, 10 posts Of honor and
trust. trust the voters Of York County will, on
the 10th Of September next teach him as they did
the traitor Mcdonald, that he can have no.iavor
at their hands.
i understand the amiable pair are to hold forth
In another section Of this town TO morrow evening
Yours, &c, OK.
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Ed. OF UNION AND JOURNAL

Dear Sir, Joseph w. Leland and E II.
Wiggiu Of Saco, spoke TO the people IN
York upper Parish, on Friday evening the
18th inst. VIM. Mclntire was called to tho
chair and Leland commenced speaking
about s o'clock. He consumed about three
quarters Of an hour in abusing the Know
No,hings and about the same length OF time
In speaking against tho Main Law" No
other ,opics were introduced. lie accused
the K. ms. OF everything evil-,hai by their
oa,hs they were bound TO commit perjury
in a court OF Justice. IL necessary in order
TO conceal the secrets oil the order, anu on
oath TO swear they did no, belong TO such
organization spoke OF "dark lanterns,
"Spiral siaircases," "places where the
light OF heaven never reached" &c. &c
But wha, he considered the most wicked
feature in their organization was that they
were bound by their oaihs TO supper, the
Maine Law aud Arson p, Morrill,, Tor Gov
ernor.
He then attacked the Maine Law, and
more gtoss Misrepresentation than were
made by him never fell from the lips OF
man. No man who had any candor, or
honesty, or cared for his reputation, would
dare before an enlightened, unprejudice6
audience 10 make such assertions rs did
Mr.. Leland. He told the mos, unblushing
falsehoods respecting the Law and It's oper.
atoms and abused every one who did no,
coincide with him in opinion, from Gov.
Morrill, down to The humble temperance
citizen, and appeared extremely anxious TO
create an impression against the sheriff OF
the county who was present. lie was APP
plauded by some one in the "boek seats |"
who cried out, I" like rum, don't YOU
10 which Leland replied "Ifyou like rum,
am glad il. Ifyou are a iummy, am
glad OF It," He also said (wha, I hope Is
no, irue) that a union had been perfected
between what he called the "siraighi whigs'
and the Democrats 10 "s,rike down this
odious law. !" and that convention Of straight
wings was holden in Saco on "Wednesday
last, TO promote that object.
Mr.. Leland was followed BY MI. Wlsg'n
in about the same strain-abuse oil the
know noihings-abuse Of ths Maine Law
extreme soliciiude in favor Of foreigners &c.
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Our Reporter has sent us the following In regard
TO the meeting Of tho "Boohoos" on Saturday
night.
FRIEND CowAs:-I will not give you all Of the
speeches made last Saturday evening, for l am
h,art-sick Of such miserable and dirty slang as
was uttered there that night. Here is specimen
Of L. X Lanes speech: "Of all the mean men
Of Gods earth, Simpson, down here, Is the
meanest" think these are the enact words that
he used And 80 be continued calling our re-
spectacle citizens out by name, and then CON-
menting in like manner. That gives you speci'
men OF his personal abuse.
Now TO show up this Association: Lane made
this remark, -" never was drunk but once, gen.
llemen, aud then was almighty drunk. Cheers
Then the members cheered because man got
almighty dunk" Do you suppose that sober
and sedate citizens will train under such men-
will they go arm and arm with such drunken
and cabais,io crew And yet WA y. and
Augustine Haines are with them heart and hand
Fosoo,h. The mountain has been in labor and
has brought, forth I. X. Lane, in all his glory!
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Berwick Academy,

rNHE Trustees Of Berwick Academy have secured the
i services Of Mr.. WILLIAMS. PALMER, a gradu.
ate Of Dartmouth College, Principal and Dr. ID. NJ.
GRAY, formerly Of Magdaien Hail. Oxford as Associ'
ate Principal, who win be'assisted by Mrs. PALMER
and Mrs. GRAY. From the high reputation OF these re
compished and experienced teachers the Trustees have
entire confidence In recommending this school In every
respect adapted TO give complete education TO young
ladies, well as thoroughly 10 prepare young men for
entering any New England College, either as Freshmen,
a'more advanced standing, and fully 10 educate
IN who desire 1T themselves for the duties d active
life.
Diplomas will be awarded by the Trustees 10 scholars
In either department, who may complete the entire
course study prescribed. and by their general good
conduct have deserved such testimonials.
The fali term win commence on THURSDAY MORN
NO. Sept 9Th next. Tuition fees, s. for each OF the
fal and spring terms. and so for each Winter and
sumner term. An additional charge will be made for
instruction In the Modern Languages Music and Draw
Ing Board can be obtained at from 81 10 81 80 per
week. limited number Of pupils can be boarded In
the families Of the Teachers. Circulars, with full par
eula, will be furnished application, by the Prinei-
nal or SEE retary, at South Berwick. 2w3i
ii. II. HOBBS, Secretary.
August 20, 1856.
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Ala Court oirrobate held at North Berwick, within
andio tie county OF York, on the hfst Monday In
Aurst,i ID the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and hny.h's, by ths Honorable Joseph T. Nye,
Jude OF said Coirti
NAR0LlNR WARREN, Widow OF George A. War
" rsr, late q Biddef5rd, In said County deceased,
havint preseied her petition of her dover IN said
estate To be assued and set out In her. and that Con-
missois u, be appointed for that purpose pursuant
10 Law.
osbnnrp--Ihai the said Cardiac Warren rive
nct'esto all efsons by causing copy ofthis
order TO BE published three weeks successfully "a
the Union AID Eastern Journal, printed at Bidde-
ford, SAID conniy, that they may appear at Fro
bate CVrtie le Reid aiLimenck, In said County, 90
the nthohty ofSep;embef ne,t at ten 81 the eioe
In the foreman, and ,hew cause. " any they hive
Why tie SAINT shodli not be allowed.
u h,ssi,-fRASCis BACON, Register
Atruseopy, f,,sa,-FRAScis BACON, Register
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Marriaqes.

In Berwick, sth inst, by Rev. Mr.. Jackson, Mr.
James s. Townsend, Of saco, to Miss Rhapsens H. Cow
ell, Of Auburn Me.
In this city, on Sat- last by Freedom Parcher Esq.
MIR. Phness W. fitzpatrick, Of BddeOrd, and Miss Ann
r. Bean Of Drownheld.
In Kennebunk, Aug, 10Th, by Rev. J. A. Swan, Mr..
Melville O. Thompson to Miss Mary A. $. Locke, both
Of Kennebunk.
In Sanford 18Th inst, by Rev. Albert Cole, Rev. Ab
ner Morrill, of Jackson, Tenn TO Miss Ann Maria Illus.
sey daughte:O the late George llussey Esq, Of Ken
nebunk.
In this city, Aug. 49, by Rev. u. Foster, Rev. siias
s. Cummings Of Kingston N. H. TO Miss Elizabeth lIods
don u BildefOrd.
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0rutbs.

In this city, Aug. Il, Rebecca HIN aged 81 ye'r.
18th nst EbeneEer jordan aged 81 years, formerly Of
Webster Me- 10th inst Lucinda G. Mason, aged y
years. 18th inst, Osman H., son OF John Murphy,
aged 10 mos 18th inst, Mary 4. daughter of George
W. Hatch, aged 10 mos 2lst inst, James Pike, aged
50 years.
In this city, 9th Inst, Jane Elisabeth only child Of
Geo. W. Sutherland, aged IL months.
In Kennebunk, Aug. 10th, Mrs. Lydia, wife Of Mr..
William Cole, aged 81 years.
In Dayton, 10TH inst, Lucinda Q. Mason, daughter Of
Phlnshas and Iypsabeth Mason, aged twenythree yrs
three months and nine days.
In this ey Z. ..s 40 S.....s;n. assn aged year
smouihs and dsys. (wlii the Eastern papers please
ccpy)
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Ala Court Of Probate held at North Berwick, within
aud Tor The County Of York, on The sixth day of
August, In the year OF our Lord eighteen hu,dred
and hiiy'hvs, BY the Honorable Joseph 7. Sye
Judge Of said Courts
SAMUEL c. ADAMS, named executor In q Certain
~ Instrument. purporing 20 be the last win and
testament of wnihrop Ill., late Of Nswheid, In saii
County, deceased, having presented the same foe
ptoblie;
onDrhrD - That the aid executor give no.
tiee 10 all persons interested BY causing copy of this
order 10 be published three weeks successfully In thu
Union and Eastern Journal, pnsed al B'ddstofd, In
said County, that they may appear at Pfobai- Court
u be holden al Limerick, In said County, on the 6st
Monday Of Sepse ber nett AZ ter ofths clock In the
forenoon. and sbsw cause, " IVY they hive. why the
said Instrument should not be Poosed, approved anA
allowed as the last will and Ie .lrsnt Of n. a, A.
ceased. STA W
= Attest, FRANCIS BAcoS, Register.
y G9' sopy, Attesi, FRANCIS BACON, Register.