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Glass Exhibition. This beautiful and in.
stuctiyc exhibition by Mossrs, WoodrOae, at
Beethoven Hall, is to be continued there for
u Few days. All who have not witnessed
their curious and interesting experiments in
glass-working, will be amplyrcpaid by a Wis
it to the exhibition. Among tho numerous
and beautiful specimens Of their artistic skill
in crystal creations and Eliry.likc wares,
you will observe miniature glass Steam
Engine in operation, the whole machinery
consisting of glass, and being transparent,
the action and philosophy Of the Steam En-
CINE can readily "be seen through " and
comprchendcd. IL is a beautiful specimen
Of art. Those who wish to be initiated in
TO the mysteries Of glaSs-blowing and spin
ming should not fail to witness the facility
with which glass may be wrought into al
sorts of pleasing and grOtesque forms FOL
purposes OF ornament and utility.
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4 CorPLE OF EccESrRics. John Ford, OF
Auburn, n. Y, Is an eccentric individual
who wears shoes in the sumner, but goes
barofootcd in the winter. lie says his fee,
are never cold, and he thinks the present
winter is pretty tough one, because
feet are 80 much warmer than usual! There
is farmer in Bethany, Connecticut, who
has not worn any covering upon his head
for twenty years, winter or summer, and
who declares that be never experiences any
Inconvenience from going thus barebeaded'
During the recent severe weather he has
been seen working roads through the snow,
with thick mittens ON his hands but no GOV
ering on his head Taking the two speci-
mems together, we have completeness Of
ccccntrici,y, from the top of the head to the
sole Of the foot.
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TnE CABINET. "Pcrley," the Washing
ton correspondent OF the Boston Journal,
says Of the chances Of the Cabinet:
Many rumOrs are aaoat on the formation
or NJ. Buchanan's Cabinet, but hear
nothing authentic. An article in the Prov
idaDco Post, advancing the claims Of Rhode
island for Cabinet officer, has been circu-
lated in the House this morning, and learn
that it will appeared in the Union Of to-
morrow. The prominent names mentioned
are: either Alexander Duncan, Esq, for
the Treasury Department, or Col. Welcome
b. Sayles for the Post Office Department, or
Gen. Z. T. James for the Navy Department.
suppose that either one of these gentlemen
is worthy and well qualified to Gil the office
with which his name is mentioned, and the
appointment Of one Of them may be the
most judieious way to settle the pre.ensiOns
Of Gov. Clifford and Senator TOucey.
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STATE OF MAINE.
FEBRuARy Ilh, 1857
YORK So

YORK S. FEBRUARY 4ih, 1917.
V,AKEN on an execution in favor OF Daniel A.
L Hill. olEliot. IN said county OF York, Tanner
Admin siraior OF the goods aud estate which were
of Daniel Hill, late of said Eliot, Tanner, deceased
against Edmund a. Dixon, of Kiitery,. In said
county Of York, Butcher, and will be sold at pub.
lie Auc,on on the premises hereinafter mentioned
on the twenty eighth day of March next, q, two
Of the clock IN the afternoon all the right IN equity
Of redemption, which the said Edmund Dixon;
on the siXteen,h day Of April, A. d., 800, beng
the day when the same were attached on Tie
original wit, in and 10 redeem the following De.
scrbed real estate, TO wit; u lot Of land situated
in SAID Ki,iery bounded u follows, 10 wit: West.
erly b. the Piscataqua river, NUrhery hy land ct
john Rice, Eirchyby land of Joseph Cox, anu
SUuihef, by the street leuding nom the main
road to Piscataqua river, the same being under
mortgd ge To E.lhIaim &. SPinncy, and 10 Diver
Dixon
Conditions made known at the time and place
of sale. l. L. NEALLY,
Deputy Sheriff.
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A, a Court Of Probate held a, Ssc", wl,hiH
aud Tor the County oi York. on the irs, Monday
m February, ~ the year OF our Lord eigh e "a
hnndr,.d aud ilty.sev,n, by the Honorable Ed.
ward T. Bourne, Judge ofsaij Court:
an the petition cf Nathaniel Leach, Adninis,ra.
1 C,r oIthe estate ii Asa Leach. late at hrnnr-
bunkpor,. IN sliI CJun,y, deccased, representing
th.,i he pers1ual e.taie ol said deceased q. ~
.nlb.,,ni 10 pay the jus, debts which he Owed at
In I,ns oG 6is death 10y the sum OG twelve hun
,ccJ dollars, aud praying for licens. in sell aud
eooycy the whole oi tie real estate OF said de
CEASED. a, public auction or private sale, because
b, partial sale. the residue would be greatly la.
oKpEREp. That the petitioner give notice
,b,,r-of to the hsirs of said deccsce unu To all
psr,oas Interested, IN SAID estate by causing a
s,,y ofthis order 10 be- published In the Union
aad ,s,em Journal, pru,ed IA BdhelorL, In aid
,,pun,y, three weeks sncecssively, that they may
spprar al Probate Court to be held al kenae-
bans in said county, on the first Tuesday In Msrch
next, at 10 OF The clock IN the forenoon aud shew
cause, III any they have, why the prayer
all petition should no. he granted
Attest, FsAScs BAcoS, Register.
A lrae copy, Attest, FRANCIS Bacon, Register.
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WORLDS BLESSING.
DR.. ]. q. N. GouLD'S
Rheumatic, Neuralgia aud Spinal Balm

Entered according tn art Of Congress, In the year
1855, ia the Clerks otice Of the District Court
Of Massachusetts,.
WE would call the attention Of the public TO this won
w deTful preparation, used only as an external sppi.
taton which Ia remedy, curcs in from IL to 10
ROurs, the seVeIest palm Ia 10 inmates, ana
CsTtacates are daily received by the doctor, Of the
rghes, Recommendation lie this day received the iol'
ONinsi- .,, ,s,c
pEAH Sir Ever since this session Of the Legislature
Nmmeuce,, have been severely afflicted "ilh imam
tory Rheumatism. 1 eApeLlel much money without
.btaniug any relief, when Of our Representatives
rUught me bottle Of your "Rheumatic Balm" AMI
rom its first application the pain began TO decrease,
md am now almost entirely FREE from te aIhlcu0n--
,ou an, aware thai ordered six bottles more, which
Ustribaet among suffering friends, aud In every ln-
tancr Il has afforded immediate relief viii gye this
estmOny Of the worth Of your medicine, unsolicited, us
slight token u my appreciation otyour enleaNors 10
.olhe the pain and anguish Of your fellow-Inen.
" D.. 4. HASKELL,
Clerk Mass. House Reps.
Or. J. n. n. Gould, East Abingdon, Mass.
MIR. :. l.. Card, resident OF Portland who has been
afflicted with Scrofula OT the last three years, suacrng'
onsequeutly, much pain, aud whose right arm had De-
,ane - sore aud lame that II very difficult tor hn
10 ae his hand to his head, to put on aud take on
SCAT without assistance, and who has tried many Kinds
Imeiicine, without any favorable elect was ihdneed
10 try Dr. Goud's Rheumatic Balm, by which appnea-
lion nc m twenty minutes restored u" uie use OF hs
arm, and can now use Il freely
Mr. Card resides In Alder street, and woull be happy
20 recommend to those similarly anilctei IL may De
aid nth truth that ID l. inss the Worlds Messing
No. IL Alder 81, Portland, Me. :. L.. CARD
bnicc mud Laboratory, No. I 1.2 School
Street, Boston.
Wholesale Agents, WEEKS POTTER, lS', wash
,pgtgn tTret Boston, anl retaei by Brewer, stevens
anI Cushing o., Washington Street and Burr, sOst.a
\ Co., No. l, Comhill. om4o
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Marriaqes.

In saco TN inst by Rev. $. Gor Mr.. Jeremiah Good
win and Miss Mary lane smith, both o. BtddetOid
Ia this city, Zen. by Rev. b. Foster. Mr. STEPHEN a.
D5rman % plleford, and Miss Mary A. GOoch OF Ken
nebunkport.
In this city, 5ih inst, by Rev. J. T. O. ichos, Mr..
George s. Thurston OF Portland, aud Mis-. Jua ~ ZEN
dlrsOn Of Btileilri.
In saeo, eth inst. by Rev A. sanderson Mr.. Robert
Henson. and Miss Rachel u. Chute, both Of sacl.
by the same Mr. Austin u. Bryant Of saeo, and Miss
Ags.nath IIuntress 10 Hiram.
In Kenn,bunk, Oh inst. by Rev, Mr.. Wilcox, Mr..
Abram ID. waierhOu.e, ami Miss Ellen NJ. Walker, all
Oi kennebuuk.
AIS Mars IslingtOn, England john @. Lord, mas
ter q Ship Jossphus of Boston, L. 3 A. to Miss Lkr'e
Nitch,l o, "a. Leonari's, ON SEA, sussex.
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|, pEUrUMED BREATH = What lad

A PERrUMED BREATH = What lady o.
nenileulan wOald remua under the cure Ut
d,S,yr.ral.lc hrcaih Nhrn By USING the Balm
n . 1iIouSAND FLowERs' asa dentrdcc would
,ot unly render Il sweet hut leave the teeth white
:. aIalsi,,rr. Many yer>ous do ne, know their
h,,.ib !. had. ond the subject . 50 leicaie their
irirnd. win never mention Il. Pour single drop
of ,B.lm" yoas Tooth BRUSH and wash the teeth
,gat and ROrnlng. hi'y cen' bo'ile ~h last a
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily
be acquired by using the "BALM OF THOUSAND
FLowEKS" II viii remove tao, P,'nPlrs aud
,rccalrs irum the skin, leaving u ora soil and
n~eaie hue Wet towel, pour On two or three
drops, aud wash the lace night and mofn'ngr
SHAVING MADE EASY. Wet your shaw
Ia brush m either warm OF cod winter, pour Ca
Two or ihrcs dc,p- Of &" Balm OF TnousAsp
:. Nv ERs, !" rub TIE beard VET, and u wa make
80, nj soa la,her. much laciIlslas The oper-
go of shaving Price oaly Fifty cents. For
;Is ~ oil DS:sI.,s: . ,Ssi sS Of ''an''f'''-
w.P. FETRlDGE & CO
6ml0 Franklin Square, New Yosk
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FEAScoxil HEARD IRON We presume our
readers would like to know how the weather
was at Frlnconia. during the recent :" cold
weather." The Boston Transcript has
letter from there, dated Saturday Jan. 9th
which states that the spirit thermometer, at
half past in the morning Of that day, stood
az - degrees below zero. Ats o'clock on
the same morning, n mercury thermometer
taken from warm room, sunk 10 40 degrees
below zero in tIreRiy minutes, the mercury
becoming solidas lead. IL was the coolest
weather ever known in Frnconn. May its
like never DO seen or felt again.
e \ Kentucky paper says it is getting
20 be very fashionable in that quarter 10 in
close dollar with marriage notices, when
sending them TO the printer.
No such fashion exists in this section, but
il shovld be set at once. Who will COM
mencc?
PRESENTATION. At the close Of Mr.. A.
NJ. Savage's last term OF singing school in
Saco,. for this season, the pupils attending
presented him with valuable silver cake
basket as a token Of their esteem for his ever
faithful exertions in their behalf.
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CHEMICAL LECTURES VS.. COMPLEXION. Ii
was lately remarked that an exceedingly
brilliant auditory amongst which were many
very elegantly dressed ladies, attended, at
Berlin, lecture on chemistry, delivered by
one Of the most celebrated chemists Of the
age.
After witnessing number Of beautiful
experiments and hearing OF the maryels Of
science, a young lady grew fatigued, and
requested her husband to lead her from the
hall.
Ny love, said the gentleman, on reach
ing the landing place outside, "wipc your
cheeks, there's large blue spot upon it. ;"
The lady, much surprised, turned to look
at he. ref LIN, IL - mirc1r-'' '<indow Of
a shop thoy w5Es passing, and was almost
pe,rihed to observe that the rouge on her
cheek had become blue in consequence Of the
ch,mecal decomposition OccasiOned by the
gas the professor had used in making his
experiment. She quickly wiped her face,
and stihed her vex ,tion in the thought that
she would end herself amply reyengcd upon
the Other ladies in the hall. In reality, the
lecture closing at this moment, tn audicnce
began 10 disperse, and the gentleman an
his wife almost burst with laughter at the
sight Of cheeks Of yellow, blue, black, yio'
let and other colors, which now made their
appearance in the street. Some of the la
dies who had manufactured for themselye:
ivory compilations, rosy cheeks, coral lip'
and ebong eyebrows, were 81 transformed
that they would have excited the envy of 4
peacock. 1t is whispered that lectur,
from the professor produced similar effects
in other cities besides Berlin.
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AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
\ II EDDY. Selic tor Of PATENTS
-, Acxxr OF q. =. PArsxr O1rics. wAsurseros
V" rSpss rHE ACT 90 lssI)

20, Acxxr 90 n. =. PArsSr Orrfcs, wAssisefS>
"" rSpss rHE ACT 90 lssI)
ro 70 s,ate Street. opposite Kilby 81, B'sto
vryR an extensive practice a ups,rds 81 tv,ni
4 vars. eontInu-s 10 s-care PATENTS IN the hn'
sat-. al,o In GREAT nr'aln, france AMI ",hrr pfce
.onn,,,,.. Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, 40
M, parer, or Drawings Cor Patents, executed on nts
,s,ms ana with aesrateh Researches made in'' Ams'
ic,n or Yrrlgn works, to determine the 'asy % wv
~, a patents or Inventions -and legal 81 ON awe
,.y,I,r.I IA all matters ,slchng ih, SANE Oep'es
81 Lain. 81 any Patent FURNISHED by rcnt'lhs Oh
In, Assignments recorded at Washington-
rbi. Agency B. ~, Gully the largest VA Nss Hnh'
h,, ,b,,,,gb IL inventors have ai'thtsrs .,r sN''
1900. or ascerIaiung the patent,'hly 81 lh'ssn,
=, .,,,'ssei by u ~, immeisurihy superior ~ w.
ls, c,,, h. orrrr them vlseshsre The tss1s s
,,iV-, LOS prove that none 10 hOHE =
krTuE PATENT Offi KHAN the sabssr,p., .u ~ =.
snrcpss rs TIE BEST PROOP ~ ApNANIAu
avn ABILITY he would add that he has aDu".s"'
,.oo ,a helieye and prove, that al no o'sr oee
=, ~ Mini are the charges fOr professional sersee
maIs,ai. The immense practice OF the s.oseIo,,
In ,rsn,v years past, has enabled him 10 aceumuN
a, ,on Of specifications aud oniciai decisions r
,,ve h, n.ten,s. These, besides bis extensive .p'p W
-, sri mechanical works, and full accounts o' -
,.n,sI In the United states and Europe, ryhhsi hn
~ beyoni question, to offer superior heue'O' W"
An nsce..ily Of aiourney to Washington 20 prosars
a,n, aod the usual great delay there, are hsrr
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FARM FOR SALE,
TN SASCo.

WILL be sold at Public Auc,io U, on the prem
w ises, on Saturday, the lilh day OF March
next, ut n'clock IN the aitefn Don. the Farm
late Of Isaac Waisihousc, deteas, q. Said Farm
Is situated on the Portland Road, about nile aud
quarter from Saco Falls, aud cons isis Of The de-
ceascd's homestead Of ahou, ,hlry ln'r acres,
with two story house, and l. ne, rly inishrd'
aud very convenient, barn, and other ot i'huild'
ings also, woodlot OF about 90 acres, lying
hall mile from said homestead.
Situated, ss this fam l., 20 near To q mai iet,
with a soil as good as any in Sdco, those in W, nj
OF farm are invited To look at II before buyiL
elsewhere. For fufihcr information, call on Ben.
ianin Goodwin, who lives near The premises
Terms usde known NJ The sale
MARGARET WATERHOUSE.
Saco, Feb ~, 1857 3a7
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Tus LEGBLIrrRE. Tho legislature, as
our readers will observe by the letter Of the
editor, has been discussing for several days
an election case. In looking over the TO.
ports given in the legislative papers, we SCI
nothing Of special intercs. To this section oI
the State. has been under considemtion.-
The usual daily routine Of Legislative bust
ness is ordinarily dull enough, and the pro,
cccdings of the past few daysa are no cxceP'
ton to this remark.
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Al Court Of Probate held al Saco, within and
IL In. CnnniN II York ON liz ir.i Mnn,ln, M

Al a Court Of Probate held al Saco within and
~ the County cf York, on tie fit Monday in
February, Ia the year OF our Lord eighteen hun.
drcd and hi,y.seyen. by the Honorable Id.
ward T. BOurne, judge ofsaid Cour;
GALES X AVER, administrator OF the estate
" Ui Suneou Pea>e, late q, Cornish, In suid
Cou ,iy, Jeceaset, having presented bis init sc
eounI q, administration OF the estate OF said de.
ceased, for allowance:
ORpERgp, That the said Adminis,rV,or give no.
lice To all persons interested, by causing u copy
oi this orief 10 b. published lhrre weeks sue
cesslyey IN the Union aud Eastern Journal,
punled NJ Blidelott, ~ laid county, thai They
'usy appear alta Probate Couu to be held al Ken.
nebuns, IN SAID cOuaiy, ON the iirst Tuesday OF
March neSt, atien OF the clock In the iornoou,
snd shes cause. u any they have, why the same
should no, be allowed
Attest, FRANCIS B,coS, Register.
a true copy, Attest, FRANCIS BACON. REGISTER.
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THE WEEKLY ATLAS.

The largest, cbeaPe.t ana mos' Na"soe VIVA
" Newspaper printed IN New England
New Ciub Arrangements.
We desire to call upon the friends OF sound pn.
liiica principles throughout New England to aid
rs ia extending the circulation u ihs NlkhLf
aud its contents emurace-
|. Liberal Articles an the Questions Of the day.
.. A large amount OF Information relative TO tue
Great Cause OF Free Territory.
. Well DigeslsI Repo1s Of Current News
4 Original Foreign Correspondence.
3. The Proceedings OF Congress and Of the
Massachusetts, Legislature.
G. sum nares Of Foreign News.
7. New and interesting Tales, carefully selected.
3. Original aud Selected Poetry.
.. Monetary and Financial Adcles.
~ The Cambridge, brighton, New York and
Philadelphia Cattle Markets.
n. General Prices Cuuet throughout the Com.
an aF.ial WaFll
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GIVE advise those Of our friends in state
uI ,ingle bessedness, who wOuld win the ibid II
their hearts, aud eujOy that domestic felicity
known only ~ those M married hie, To rrslorr
the hair on their bald Paios, change their grey
LckS to Their ot iginal color, make them glossy
six. by uang Professor Wod's Han Restorative.
4 j. now the standard remedy ior all diseases VI
the hair aud sktn Ohio Statesman.
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Terms Of the Weekly Atlas.
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Any person who Elll send ns an order Tor TEN
copies, shall receive an additional copy gratiJ.
ANY persOn who will ,end III an urIer iof iwES.
~ copies, shall receive iwu addnional copies
gratis
A condition Of III tie above terms is payment
ia advance. 90,
A desc to discontinue tie PIPER will lie pre-.
,umt.l unless dipCiIOus To the contrary are ~.
cciycd. When the time for whIch payment has
heeu made. has expired. Subscribers To- Tie week.
IA wil receive their las, number Which has been
paid ior, enclosed 10 rad wrapper.
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in.ni. mud New.men

will lie suppcd will copie, OF eliherol TIE above
publ,ca,on, UNION the mot favorable terms.
e. Orders lor either the Daily, sr,nl.Weekly,
ar Weekly Atlas may b. sent To the PmPneiors
of the boston Atlas, Old State House. State ST.,
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TESTIMONIALS.

.,purinr the time occupied The once OF oomms
- s.tstts, II. II. EDDr, ESQ, OF Boston, did
bu,nss. al the Psten, once a. Solicitor ior p.Dcunns
,.,si,. ,ho had so much business before the Patent
one ana there were none Who e,nfuet.i u win
No.. .Lri. dLeiiiy and success. regard Dir. fddy
AZ one Of The best informed and most skha %
,,o,. 4, M. limited states, sndhave no hesiauon IN
,..',r,, nyentors that they cannot employ person
Nor, s6,rpeten, and trustworthy, and more capable OF
a,ing tbs, ,ppllca,Ions In form to secure Tor them
an early AMI favorable consideration a. 70. rsssn' w
Gee. $780, - t.,an,,u
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FATAL CONSUMPTION.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAlR RESTORATIVE J!
HAS WORKED MIRACLES.

That ALLTnEBtLD AND GRAY cAS BE EE.
- nerEcly TO original gTowth and color so FAR as
,bsir Icy, are concerned does net a,mlt Of DOUBT De-
.Ide, n vii cure every possible dessase Of the scalp.
sb,tber r,e loped As diniruf itching or In tie shape
ofeutaneSus Aru'i!ons-eVun scahi head-ahl 'n no
ro..ibe :, vii II fail Of curing ~ u 10y magic ner
yous or head ache, anl II USED twice week
by the young rcsllTy it will preserve the Color and
Keep IN hair tom fslng, to any Imaginable age
Read and judge.
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House for sale AT 4 Bargain.

ry,ilE Subscriber offers Cor sale the following de-
4 scrlbed property, pleasantly situated on TIE
IIuighs, corner of Birch aud Fees streets = I"
,iory aud hall ilOu.c, containing - roJin., bc.
,iIe. clo. Is aud cloth, >prcs>cs, conveniently ar.
ranged, 'hoo'ughly hnlsssd and 70 god rgpIn
percd ihrou ghout. the past season. Connected
viii the main house !. a double eli, connecting
al.p with stable IS y IS, newly built Under
The house there is good cellar, mud on tine prem
is... there !. well OF excellent water, never TAIL
mos, favorable terms Ia the purchaser, sspaTaieli
or tos.ther, with one or Two adjoining lO'S, onr
being 3 rod. by ., fnording an exec lcnl gard.n
,I,..dy In "A good state al cultivation the U'hcr
lot. J'by -, on which siands an unfinished ,ou,e
Ei,her. % boil II ,aid lots will be sold with 'hr
iIun.s' or the House and L., on which u stands
.epsraiey, a. may be desired. Enluirr ~ ihc
subscriber an the premises. w IL iVhh-
Biiiefjrd, February ], 1871. OH
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FRENCH LANGUAGE,
nv CONVERSATION.

To Lod;,, and Gentlemen desirous Of learn
ing tie French Language
MONSIEUR LEON, native OF P~rI', re'iIem
wi prol, ,sor OF the French Llug"aSe' .! lo'
m~nrs riy,ny lessons IN French, in BIddeiCri, Nv
sngn .sa,nlIi,icat number Of pupils shall be OBJ
talned. TO meet for the iirsi ume' on S.',Laay'
Jan IO,li, 1857, at hi. room IN Calei Block, sAco'
al =, u, NJ.
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Gpurfs pf Asrcbate.
State of Maine.

YORK IS. At a Court Of Probate held at Sa.
CO. ON the first Monday Of february, in tie year
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and nj
ty-seyen.
ORDERED, That from and after the day afore.
said, the Courts of Probate within and Tor the
County of York, be- held on the first Tuesday oi
every month at the following places, 10 wit:
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HENRY G0ODRiCu.
cn,rt,srov,. Mass, Aug. 0, 1855.

CnARLksTOWN, Wiss'' NUH, y 800
Gents Nothing but duty and sympathy thss =
feel 10 communicate 10 others that are athlete Jaw
been, would induce me 10 give this punIe
ment Of the bsnelt have received nom ffol' NOO,'
Hair Restorative. When first cr,nmehced using u,
my hair quite grey, and In spots entirely oaHi. =
have nov used the Restorative about ave inohhs, SUI
nv hair Il entirely changed it, Original Color bIos,
anu the lew har Is over three inches In Il myth on te
spots where 1t was bald. have ais) been ,nueh s'a,
ihed at the leiy moisture ani 'gorof the La W which
before dry, aud 1t has ceased to come out 'o'h
eriy. Respectfully, yours, Sc.,
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-02-13
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4, ,-o-,r NJ iSss-puTing the time have held the
Office Of Comni.,oner Of Patents, II IL. tiiy, L'a.,d
Bo.ton IA. been extensively gagged IN the ,rAIs.on
oShu.inrs, Nth the Onics, ~ solicitor he NOR
oughly acquainted with the Law, and 'he suss =. paS
ne ~ 10 Oace regard him one 81 the most eaPa.
H. and .uccrs,fil practiOnsrs with whom have had
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