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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-06-26

Al a Court Of Probate held. nj York, within
and lorthe County cfYork, on the first Tuesday
In June, IN the year Of our Lord eighteen hun.
dred and hity-sryen, by the Honorable Ed.
ward L. Bourne Judge, ofsaid Court:
an the petition OF Alexander Thompson, Guar.
" dian of Charles IL Thompson. q minor and
CHILD OF William Thompson, late of Dedham, in
the County OF Hancock, deceased, representing
that said MINOR Is seirrd and Possessed ofihe fol.
lowing described real estate, viz traoi Of land
Ia Ohsnd, ~ the said county af Hancock, nor,
fully de,cribrd h.. hls ra'j psiiion.
Thai En sdsant. gtNUs otter al ,ne hundred and
hfy d,.llsTs has ecu made w Andrew Ar.I,.,,. al
Eswurih ~ s.i c'tniy, aLEh utrr IL /. ior tI,..
int r.sI at all cvnccinsd immortality To uccrp,
,ni the proverbs ~ sale Ia he put "ui on Interest
"r the beu,iii " The sad nuur. aud pr., log tina,
iIcruse mHy lie gr-b'rl bin Ia eel aud convey
il. ini.r-,i Aforesaid gcvOtii.g iU The .i.,u,. 4.
~ .,Irb ,sse- made aud provided.
OspIarp That the ptiiiober give pctic- thereof "A
all p,rssns interested in sad estate by causing copy
Of this order 10 be pab.hed IN the Union and kasi.
srr Journal. printed In Biddeir. In SAID County ass
three weeks successively, that they may appear q
Probate Cartt be held 81 T. Berwet In said County
the nrs, Tuesday In Jaiy next, 81 sa Of the eioci
IN the forenoon, and she's cause, 10 any thsy have
shy the prayer Of ss petition should not b srsstsd.
"a Auea,- faAscU BAsos, Rss,stss.
A true copy - Attsst.-HaAssIs BAees, Rsgisssf.
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At Court Of Probate held at York, within
and for the County Of York. on the first Tuesday
in June, in the year OF our Lord eigh,e ~
hundred and fihy.eyen, BY the Honorable Ed.
ward +. Bourne, Judge ofsaid Court:
TOHN N. GOODWIN, named Executor, in a
d certain instrument, purporting 10 he the last
will aud testament IT Timothy Ferguson, late Of
Eliot, III sold County, deceased, having presented
the same Tor probate:
OspERgp, That the said Executor give notice
TO all persons interested, by causing a copy Vi
this order TO be published three weeks success.
sively IN the Union and Eastern Journal printed
nj Biddeiord, 10 said county, that they may sp.
pear al Probate Court 10 be held at S.Berwick, in
said county, ON the first TUESDAY in July next, ut
ten OF the clock In the forenoon, and shew cause,
il any they have, why the said Instrument should
not he proved, approved, aud allowed as the last
will and testament Of the said deceased,
~ Attest, FRANCIS BAcos, Register.
A true copy, Attest, FEAscIs BAcos, Register.
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At a Court Of Probate, held at York, within
and tor tue County Of York, on the frst
Tuesday In June, Ia, the year OF our Lord,
eighteen hundred and ify.seven, by the Hon.
otable Edward Z. Bourne, Judge Of said Court.
7 YDlA +. TlBBErS, named Execu,rix in
IL certain instrument, purponing TO be the last
will aud Testament, Of Abigail Tibbels, deceased,
having presented the same for probate:
ORDERED, That the said Executrix give
notice 10 el persons interested by causing a
copy Of this ORDER TO be published in the Union
and Eastern Journal printed in Bddelord, in said
county, for three weeks successfully, that they
may appear at Probate Court TO be held at s. Ber.
wick in said county, on the first Tuesday In July
next, at ten Of the clock in the forenoon, and
shew cause, il any they have, why the said ins,ru
meni should not be proved, approved and allowed
as the last will and testament ofihe said deceased.
"a Attest, FRAScis Rioos, Register.
A true copy, Attest, PRAscfs BACON, Register.
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Ty- The greatest natural ,rn1mcut n ihs 'human
form divine Is ungu-stioaahy tue, uNurant, healthy
gr1gh u hair II has beeu esteemed In all ages "
tn WuTLl aul among an nations savage aul civilized
IIenu the Iulan brave rygars the scup Of his enemy
As his CREATES, trophy. Foe similar reason, the lash
onablr belle Oten dsguis,s the region oiNany, as vel
a. hsT other chronological organs with borrowed locks.
lie who should discover mole Of proven tug the
hair % showing the inrolls 10 euyious Time by turn
Ing pr,matuTrly gray, method by which II could Dc
restored when falling on o. turning white, and way Il
promising q. continued AMI luNuriapt growth woul b.
Justly gutte 10 rAnk among tbs hsncaetors q the hu.
man race Read the testimonials In another column, OF
the wonderful not t. say almost mrscusus stccts OF
"ProE.ssor wols IIaIr Restorative and see he has
no, accomplshcl all this.-lCaptal City Fact.
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For Sale at a Great Bargain.

4 CONVENIENT Tenenen, on Green street,
N Saeo. in second story, CONSISTING ct kitchen,
~iitiu- rpom, parlor, cook room aud bcdpom, on
n wrr door, and two large finished chambers IN
,,iic. There is barn or wooihouse with priv
,I,,r m cellar, connected with the same,-all new
and aud Ia good rpsir, aud will be sold at a very
low p'Icr.
For pariculars enquire OF DE- } mason Z;
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Al a Court Of Probate held at York, within
aud for the County Of York, on the first Tues.
day In June, in the year OF our Lord eigh.
teen hundred aud iliy-seven, by the Honorable
Edward 4 Bourne, Judge Of said Court:
nN the petition OF Caleb Eastman, Guardian OF
" Matilda Bean, a minor and child Of George
Bean, late OF York, IN said county, deceased, rep.
reseniing that said minor is seized and possessed
Of certain real estate more fully described in said
petition
Tha. an advantageous offer OF nine hundred and
fly dollars has been made by James Bean aud
George Bean, Of York, in said county, which
offer il is for the interest Of all concerned imine.
diatey TO accept and the proceeds Of sale 10 be
put out on interest for the benefit Of the said mi
nor and praying that license may be granted him
10 sell and convey the interest aforesaid, accord.
ing 10 the statute In such cases made and provid
ed.
ORDERED, Thatthe petitioner give notice thereof
10 all persons interested IN said estate, by causing
copy Of this order TO be published in the Union
and Eastern Journal, printed In Biddeford In said
county, three weeks ~ 'cessively, that they may
appear alta Probate Court TO be holden in South
Berwick in said County, on the first Tuesday In
July next, at ten Of the clock in the forenoon,
and shew cause, II any they have, why the prayer
Of said petition should not be granted.
81 Attest, FRANCIS Bacon, Register.
A true copy, Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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At Court u Prpbpis held al York. within
aud los tho county OF York, on the first Tuesday
in June, in the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and tilly.seyen, by the Honorable Ed.
ward T.. Bourne, Judge OF said Court:
CAMUEL W. LUQUES, Assignee Of Albert
~ Lunt, Of Kenncbunkport, in said county, hav.
Ing presented his first account for allowance.
ORpERED, Tha, the said Samuel w. Luques give
notice 10 all persons Interested by causing a
copy OF this order 10 be published IN The Union
and Eastern Journal, printed In BiddeioTd In said
county, three weeks successfully, that they may
appear at Probate Court to be held a, South Der.
wick, IN said county, On the irsl Tuesday IN July
next, at ten Of the clock Ia the forenoon, and shew
cause, II any they have, why same should not be
allowed.
"a Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
a true copy, Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register
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FARM FOR SALE.

~ The we'll known WALKER FARM, in
81: HsunsbunkPort, si,uNed near the hrst Parish
Church. Town House, and School House. ami one mile
fr,p, the village. said Farm contains abui - acres,
,ny,nuty divided into moving, tlla.e AMI pasiunng
m. orchard has l2S goo tees ant the wells 81 water
never t,u The budings consist Of atwO story House
With L. a large Harm, AMI work shop.
rhe stock anil farming utensils may he purchased
Win the prymisss wanted. Apply 70 W. v. MOODY,
AZ KennebunkpOr village, Or to the snhscrth-r AZ The
Farm. 'NL'iN III ,Nnts''
Inn. asih, 1851. Swis.0
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NorlcE. There will be meeting Of the
Saco and Biddeford Young Mems Christian
Association at the vestry Of the second Con-
grcsational church in DiddoiOrd, on We'd
ncsdly, July Lat o'clock p. NJ. Allan
respectfully invited to attend
j. o. MOORE, Recording Sccrctary.
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At market so Beef Cattle, 1850 Sheep, an'
1880 Swine. -.
Beef Cattle. We quote extra slO,OOa 100
drsi quality S9,2ja 1918; second s., 30 s9,oo
third S6,JOa $500;
Wol,ing Oxen. Sales from S9O, To $50
Cows aud Calves. Sal,s from S2I to so.
Sherp. Sales ia lots iIOm S35JtO $40
Swine. AZ retail, ION yio loo.
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A Retired Physician,

/Ghose sands Of lie have nearly run out discovered
I While In the East Indies, q certain cure for Con.
Iruuttion. Asthma, bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and
l Genrsi Debility. The remedy was discovered by
hlr shen his only child daughter, vas given up "a
die lie hal heard much of the wonderful restora-
tive sa healing qualities Of preparations made from
the Ma India Hemp, and the thought occurred 10 him
hat hmight make aremedy Tor his child lie studied
hard aid succeeded In realizing his wishes Ills chil
was red and Is alive and we'll. lie has since sd
mlntpred the wonderful remedy TO thousands OF SUI.
fvres In all parts Of the wsrll and he has never failed
In mixing them completely healthy and happy. Wish.
Ing do much good possible, he will send TO such
OF IL afflicted iel0v.bengs request 1t, this recipe
will full and explicit directions for making 1t up, and
suctssiuliy using It. lie requires each applicant 10 In
clio. him one shing-three GEMS 10 be returned q,
postage on the recipe and the remainder to be app led
70 Tie paymsns Of this advertisement. Address,
Or. JAMES, 10 10 Grand street, Jsrssy City, N
Jsrsy.
MID. II. James has neither once nor agsn,
In Me- York. some have pretended and sdvertiI-
ed me reeips IL sent from no PLACE but No. 10, !
Grad Street, Jersey City, N. jersey. -
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N,hl. day gwen TO my 500, iIyury A. stOur, ant my
dausbtr. INA "a SIs, thciT Ls, AL shall nul here
ansr claim any u their car"srgs o, pJ any q tsir
lsbls. HENkt sIuNb.
WIasss, AnSER oAKEs. 3sss
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Al CJud of Probate held at York, within
and for the County Of York, on the fret Tues.
day in June, IN the year Of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and flity-seven, by the
Honorable Edward +. Bourne, Judge Of sad
Court
WILLIAM LORD, Junior, Executor Of the
w viii of Ruth Perkins, late OF Kennebunk.
port, in said county, deceased, having presented
his irst aud final account Of administration Of the
es!aie of said deceased, for allowances
ORDERED, That the said executor give notice
to all persons interested by causing u copy Of
this order 10 be published ihre, ve.Ns success.
lively In the Union and Eastern Journal, print.
ed at Biddelasi, Ia SAID county, that they may
appear at Probate Court To be held at South
Berwick, IN said county, on the first Tuesday IN
July next, at ten Of the clock in the fore.
noon, and snew cause, IL any they have, why
the same should no, be allowed.
q Attest, FRANCIS Bacon, Register. Z.
A true copy, Attest, FRANCIS BAcoS. Register.
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AB.C. WHAT cas- DC PLAINER rIrAS \. u. G!
Nothing, except the wOadcrlul virtues II Mr..
VI n. GARpNrW's lNDIAN BAtstu ~ LyEEwoKT
AND lIoAEuuUSD. The iuruer the infant cannot
appreciate, -bu, iron the cradle To 10 the grave,
oil can appreciate the action Of this great remedy
which We peak o.
IL nay 70 0J'aihsia, N.ssr, Weeks y PsitCr'S,
l5i UasIiHgt0H Street Boston,
General Agcnls lor tie U States and Canada.
+ GILMAN, Agent toe Slco aud Biddelord.
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A, a Cour, of Probate held a, York, with

At a Court of Probate held at York, within
aud for the County OF York, on the first Tuesday
in June, in the year Of our Lord eighteen hun
bred and iny.sevcn. by the Honorable Ed.
ward L. Bourne, Judge Of said Court.
an the petition of George W. Wallingford,
" praying that administration Of the estate Of
Mary andrews late Of KenHebunkpoTi, in said
county, deceased may be granted to him.
ORDERED, That the petitioner cite The next OF
kin TO take administration aud give notice thereof
To the hers of SAID deceased, and TO all persons
interested in said estate by causing a copy of this
order to he published 10 the Union and East.
ern Journal, printed at Biddelord, in said cou,.
~, three weeks successfully that they may up.
pear al Probate Court to be holden at South
Berwick, in said county, on The first Tuesday in
July next, at ten Of the clock in the forenoon and
of said petition should not be granted.
q Attest, FRANCIS BAcos, Register.
A true copy, Attest, FR4sCis BAcog, Register
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sTO M CAR DIN q
Tho Buxton Manufacturing Co.,

Til BUXTON MOUNTAINEERING Coz
HAVING given up the Custom Csrding al
IL thsn mill. the subscriber has removed their
maeiincy ~ Martins Mil, about one mile above
Moderation, ON the river road, in Hollis, where
he i, no. prepared TO do CUSTOM CARDING in
a msnnF, he thinks, that will give entire saiisiac-
lion 10 ll who may paironize him. The bridge
at BONN Eagle is now in good repair. There is
also, sooJ loot bridge at this place. Wool prop.
erly rlifsed, and left at Moses Davis's, Salmon
Falls, Or at my house in Moderation will be taken
away, carded and returned as early as II lett al
the NIL. Persons coming nom a distance can
have heir wool earded same day Of delivery at
the mil II desired.
Cah riH be paid for Wool at this Nh.
AARON CLARK, Jr
Moderation, June 10. 1857. 25if
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5prtiaI Autites.
NOTICE.

rINHE Meml G ct the BJarl Of aldermen and
l. Common Council are requested u meet al
the CIV COuucd liolms, oa Saturday, 9Th inst
at six o'cl,cS, Il NJ
JAMES ANDREWS, Mayor.
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noSroN MARKET. june 2s.

FLUuR.-Sars at Western Superhne at 500
Fancy, 100 1928 extra, 1913 $1,000.
GFAIN-COm, Sales at yellow Hat ut g)c voc
mixed at 81; white at9i ~. Oa,s-NorIher
gtOj Rye, | Pie.
nAY.-Sales of Eastern a, l6 IL pert ton.
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-, ho u,s,,cbn,c.t. Renublicar

wAt the Massachusetts, Republican
State Convention held at Worcester, on
Wednesday, the following nominations were
made, namely: Hon. y. p. Banks for Gov
ernor, and Hon. Oliver Warner, of North
ampton, Tor Lieutenant Governor.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY!
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,

Prepared from Prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, n. D.
Physician Extraordinary TO the Queen.
This invaluable medicine IL unfAlns In the cure Of
all those painful and dangerous diseases incident "a
the female constitution II moderates all and
moves all distractions, and brings the monthly PERI
oil With regularity, These pills should be used two o,
three weeks prior TO confinement they folfy the con-
.,tuoa AMI lessen the suffering during labor enabling
the mother to perform her duties with safety to herself
anil chill.
These Pills should not be taken by females that ars
pregnant. during the a,'i trss moaiAs as they are
sure TO bring miscarriage but at every other time
and In every other case, they are perfectly safe.
In aiieases Of Nervous and Spinal Affection, pain In
the Back asi Limbs, IIeaviness, Fatigue slight eI.
ertiOn PaipitatlOn Of the Heart LO~ness Of Spirits,
Mysteries, Sick Headache, Whites aai all the painful
diseases Occasionei By adisoriered SYSTEM these Pills
will eject cure when all other have failed, and
although powerful remedy, does not contain Iron, CAL
omsl, aatlmSny, or anv other mineral.
Full drectoSs accompany each bottle. Price, in the
UntelStates AMI Canada, One Dollar.
Sole Agents for the United states and Canada,
I. @. BALDWIN, l. CO.,
Rochester, N. r.
FUTILE L MOSES, Auburn ". Y, General Agents
N.B.-si,oo and postage stamps enclosed TO any
Authorised Agent will ensure bottle Of the Pills by re-
turn nail.
For sale by s. s. MITCHELL saeo WIN. G. Dyer, BID.
i,frl, AMI Druggists Ia every town In the United
States.
u Foster ( Co., No l, Cornhil, Boston, Wholesale
aggnt fJr Ne Marchl-lylO
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T. ]. EMERY, Proprietor.

O. Application for Rooms and Board, or foI
Private Parties and Pic.Nics, may be made 10
the Proprietor, or TO Eastern Express Co., for
merly WipslOw & Co.'s Express, Portland.
Buxton, Me-, May Is, 1857. %
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House TO Let.

4 SMALL Teaemeni near Peppcrell Square, by
n JOHN GlLPATRiC.
Saeo, Juue slh, 1857. ~
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very rtsptS'luills
W. h. L. HASKELL,
Clerk Mass. House Reps

DR.. J. y. ". Gould, Esst Abingdon, Mass.
Mr.. 5. l. Card, resident Of Portland, who has been
Affected with Scroa for the last three years, suffering,
1u.equeutly much palm, AMI whose right arm had be-
aud lame that was very dihealt Tor him
- raise his hand to his head to put on and take OF
without assistance, and who has tired many klnd.
aim, icine without any favorable effect, induced
~ try Dr. GOud's Rheumatic Balm by which applet-
iOu he twenty mnutcs restored to the use oihis
arm, AMI can Use u tTcely.
Mr. Card resides in Alder street, AMI wOull be happy
20 recommend t. those similarly afflicted. IL may be
,ad with truth that {, Is indeed the WoriLs Blessing
No. IL, Alder ST., Portland, Ne. 5. L. CAkD
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ernor, and Hon. Oliver Warner, Of North.
ampton. for Lieutenant Governor.
Laurence, x. T., June Is. Wa. Sc.
Louis, June D.. The total vote OF Douglas
County is only 293. Only three precincts
had their polls opened. The ultrl ticket is
elected. Only five precincts were opened
south Of the Kaw River, except in the bor-
der counties. The total vote will fall short
OF 1000.
- The South Carolina TimeJ says that
Col. Pickens will not accept the appoint
mcnt Of Minister 10 Russia, nor any other
appointment except that to Spain, with full
powers to negotiate to acquire cuba.
cSPrcsidcnt Buchanan, Vice President
Brcckiurdsc. aud Gen. Cas-, and Howell
Cobb Of the Cabinet, are Freemasons.
TnE ELECTIONS IN KANSAS. 81. LOUIS
juno 81. Not mora than 1900 votes were
east in Kansas In Leayenworth the vote
was ID. In Jefferson County 5o.
- Stephen Taylor died at Money Creek.
Minnesota, on the = inst, aged 100 yrs.
lie was soldier Of the revolution.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

The Proprietors do most positively
AMI urequlyoc lily assure the public
that these extraordinary Elephants
WILL PERFORM ALL that Is an
nOuncel or illu tratei by cuts In their
bills, and that all the feats thus IL
Illustrated In the Engrayings AID de-
scnbed, ARE ACTUALLY DONE.
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STILL THEY COME.


See the people onwrd moving,
Lo, the cry Is, IAN they cOIne,"
Crowds are gathert still are gath ring
At the "Pashion' chosen Home"
At her altar Beauty vending,
Taste, her botstea ever guide.
Ross beacon-lightYhre burning,
Boots ard Shoes ae all their pride.
Asa cheaper rate acy're selling
Goods that mons can e'er outNis,
Hence the rush thats Away rushing
To see the Tashio's AMI 70 buy.
With their purses fled TO trimming
Do the crowds cone on aplce,
Arm In arm the B,les are hasting,
All are bound Il Ross place.
That's no wonder, slsce In knowing
Where In the hle't gools they trade,
Some are chucsliIg, all are laughing
At the bargain, they have made
3. K. ROSS g. Co.,
boot & Shoe Dealers,
~ LIBERTY STREET., Diddeford, Maine.
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smcs mud Laboratory, No. IL i-s School
nRICUTON ,ARKEr, Junc rs.

Sold by Tri>,ram Gilman, Saco Dr.. J. Saw
yer, BiIlelOrl, aud all the principal Druggists in
the State
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WORLDS BLESSING.
DR.. J. 3. NJ. GouLD's
Z he n uatic NeuruI Gin % % a mimi Bu nm


Entered according h act Of Congress, In the year
lSI5, ia ,Ls Clerks Office Of the Distrisg Court
% Massachusetts,.
llrg would call the attention Of the public to this Won
w dtrfdl preparation, used only as an external appi-
tat,n, which IL remedy, cures in non ITO "
aJurs, ihs ssyetSst pain In 10 minG1ts and
sLieh never fails.
Certificates daily received by the doctor, OF TIE
sighsst recommendation. lie this dag received the iO-
.swin.
Boston, April Is, 1850 D
DsAR since this session Of the Legislature
commenced, have been severely afflicted with lnuam'
uOry Rheumatism. I eApeIslvd much money without
blaming any relief, when OF oar Representatives
ToughI me bottle OF your "RheCmati3 Balm" and
ts hrst application the pain began to decrease,
md am almost sntlrely free nom the amlcti0n-
f0u that ordered sig bottles more, which
lls,Tbuted among suffering fenls, aud In every ln-
lance Il s-s afforded immediate relief viii give THIS
ss,mOny Of the worth OF your medicine, unsolicited, as
slight token Of my appreciation ofyour eadeaNors 10
solAs the pain and anguish u your feloS-men.
Very respectfully,
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Important from Utah--Darins Out
rage Oftho Norman Government.

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,.' NV" -" IN tn: ".:c hc:ce:.fth that
ItH,.ly q Tie Alted >iaic> j. yutircl, sub
jet 70 Tie f't'y>'1.''ci l." e.: Brigham
l";1'i@-to the IN.,nlclI and irrt>po, >i5l.
r!y;> ii one who >ineulai,y colh!H.> tn
worst Qualities OF the religions 1a:,.,tlc AID
tn" selfish ANA sensual h!i-und l!c:r : sit
c,>>iiI treason. ctrIic,. @.,crN,ar> of progress
SION to rs turtho>1 limit ere q single step
IS taken b: the Government tor its suppress
SION; Nor IS there Yet any assurance that
tiIt National Administration ere pr, pared ia
deal prompt, and ciioc;tyclv With The evil.
True. The! aN";; tn" answer Of brave and
conn GirAt man /" an invitation 10 take the
tro"".t>'E" position Of lounS'> SUCCESSORS:
hHt meaH"Illr pFrclol.s time j. passing away.
-Stgad! tie gra>> is Vel up on the plains
al:i Iii few days more it VIII he imprac;ic..hc
for troops 10 start for Utah because they can
l4ot rely upon forage for their animals.