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Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-04
To MY Mothsr.
NJ nARlA L. DoXxRLsoS.


Docs home seem lonely row, mother,
Without my presence there!
And dOst thOo often think Of me,
When thou seeSt my vacant chairP
Dost thOHyet miss the merry laugh
That erSt rang free and wildy
Or listen 30 the tOOtstep light
or tAy long absent child9
I've counted, one by one, mother,
The bright months that have passed
Like bubbles ON Times changcful stream,
Since the morn saw thee last;
I've counted every waning moon,
Slow fading from the sky,
And sighed to see the sands Of time
So swiftly gliding by.
The sweet spring died in giving birth
To summers floral reign
Now summer lies asleep beneath
The autumn'S golden train;
The windS ere wailing sad and wild
Upon her fading track,
Yet bring not to the inglcDook
Thine absent darling back!
o, I'm not happy now, mother,
Ny heart has lost its glcc,
And bitter tears my eyes have wcpt,
Since last they gazed on thee;
I've grown so weary of the strife
Upon lifc'S desert Wild
o, mother, pray, sweet peace may come
To hl~aa thv vounVcst cI,iId'
The snow.
BY CHARLES GATES.
Resting family,
Pure and sanity,
On the barren winter -fnnd,
With the lightncss
And the whiteness
OF trembling maiden's hand
Falling slowly,
Soft and lowly,
Der the dark brown Garth below,
Gently yelling,
All its failing,
Cometh down the pearly snow.
Winding lightly,
-Dai!yyy nightly
Round the fences of the farms,
like the shining,
Thrilling, twining
OF maiden's soft white arms,
Resting softly,
Falling OILY,
From the lea6esS bOughs above;
Resting gladly,
Falling sadly,
Most like purcst earthly love.
Coming surely,
Staying purely,
Emblem Of the brightest things
That from heaven,
Earthward given,
e Float down on soft snowy wings;
Clothing lightly,
o, how brightly,
All beneath the winters sun;
LOwly lying,
Gently dying,
When the work Of love is done.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-04
Re.d esd Reasrt..

.NuAhSLS IOLEhu CARD 10 the a@leted q
~ Caliiorn'a, In approaching any new coarss u
systematic inquiry. there certain points eooeevO.
Ing which the Inquirer should Alaays Be eAS0N,l h
satisfy himself. lie should comptthend distinctly
what the subject 81 Inquiry Is-heAhA and Dlsessts
II We can form and hx In our minds clear soMssp
oh OF ehe state " Health, We shAll have no dGeuly
In understanding NhAt vas meant by DIsrHsS. ~,
beyond though n0s above. these OAIetS Of inveaigA
tiOh Of the human body, We have smother and attn
nobler end TO lay before yea In such puiH teruO
tina, you cannot b. mistaken aud will know where u
apply Tor relief,
use the word 'dl.rAse generally, and before .p.ah
OF the S'Ehs OF particular diseases, will be proper t0
take general vrS Of sympIoms. When peFsOa n
troubled afflicted with disease, WiIIeA causes A
wraIhcsS OF the back and limbO, pain In the keAA,
umnr,s OF sight. Lose OF muscular PoNer. PalPta,Oa
st The heart irritab'hy nervousness, dyVpepsa Dc.
ranIrinrh OF the digestive Mnctcns general Debility
aynpinma OF eonSulr ptioh, and many othera WArk
are better explained than put pApen and PeauIFO
MrdrAi "T surgical attendance, Il would Be veil ~
teM L. inquire II therv Ia lhyAiciAn VIA A ea..ne.
tent Z" attend them, and who uMdeVUeandS the apsl
cNlor ~ medicine, and whose Scientific Atlalnmon,a
N W ~, p."irsaoI and "ho's sEt and yxpersnse sHu.
We HIN to Your confidence, Considering these thlnRS
~, mae H. T"SeT hAS concluded 20 inform you VSal
ere afflicted advertising hla plaee Of HNaInees osa1InS
IhAI ne mas been saresatul psAc1loaeT sSr ever d
years, and has "
AVVNSCxN AND CrRKu HtSruvra
When they have been considered by other pAysIc,anS
and have been pronounced by them pas, reccverv
Therefore you map rely upen him e. sOs In vixen
secrecy AMI the MtmsDt confidence may be placed,
N. c. u. 7. wouldlnvts all that are emlctei v
call on him, and II he does not admInlStev fCr Vhe..
there will he no charge made Let no fAIae dNlIcacy
prevent you, hut apply Immediately, and save yourSr
from the dreadful consequences which Musl fellsV
those Who neglect to TrcelVe attendance,
~. Z. u, ToEers ~Aee 10 on oh street. near ne
HclVtdere Motel, be,wSen and Nslreets HlS rosuo
are ~ arranged that the Doctor can be cCnEalleA
without the fear Of mOlestAton.
kVO VOfhce h0urs, from IN the morning untll h.
the evening c. H. TOHER, n d.
no <2-lyr
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-04
[Filrd March 10th, 1851
STATE or CALIFORNIA,
County or EI Dorado. sS.

County OF El Dorado, IS.
4 NATHARINE A. TAYLOR, wife Of Alvin
Y Taylor. Of the Town of Diamond Springs,
County Of FL Dorado and State Of California,
hereby makes declaration that she intends to
carry on business in her own name and on her
Own account, as sole trader; to wit: the busi-
ness Of Hotel Keeping. Tcaming and general
Trading; and that from and after this date she
will be personally and individually responsible
in her own name for all debts contracted by
her, ON account Of her said business, and that
vested in said business is not more than Five
Thousand Dollars.
In witness whereof, the said Catharine A.
Taylor, has hercunto set her hand and seal,
this 4th day Of March, A. n. 1857.
CATIARINE A. TAYLOR, [L.S.l
Signed and scaled in the presence Of
M. X. SIIEARER.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-04
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COuntycf II Dorado.
On this the 4th day Of March A. d. 1857, he.
fore the undersigned, Notary Public in and
for Nid county, personally came Catharine A.
Taylor, to me known 10 be the person desert
bed in, and who executed the foregoing instru-
ment in writing, who being examined by me
separately and apart from, and beyond the hear
ing Of her husband, declared thut she executed
the same freely and voluntarily and for the
uses and purposes therein mentioned, and that
she signed the same without fear. coercion, or
cOmpUlsiOn Of him, her said husband.
In witneAs whcrsof, have hereunto set
H. 8. my hand and n"tarial seal, the day and
year above written.
NIX. SlIEARER, Notary Public.
Attest: A trWc copy.
Is 523 MIX. SHEARER, Attorney.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-04
NOTICE

To Liquor - aIcrs aud Merchants.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF TIE OILS nc
n cNrSsary for Making and Flavoring every Varic-
~ of Liquor, and package Of thu articles used for
giving ARTIFICIAL STRENGTH to Liquors, trOn-
vcrtuig 1O gallons Of Whiskey to In gallOns) and
every article necessary TO commence a LIQUOR
STORE, will he furnished for f2D Also, all the In
formation necessary to conduct such an establish
mcnt, thus enabling the new beginner TO successfully
compete with the Oldest liquor dealers.
p. LACOUR,
New Orleans.
Lacour's ur'scONcENTRATED G. ACID for rrlking
VINEGAR, Is put up in 2 gallon packages at r. per
package-in good shipping order. Is + lyl
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-04
DIR. M. BAKER.
Office on MIim @., a Ie,c DOOrs ADORE Wells, Fargo
4 L0.% ETpress Office,
PL ACE n VILE,


PLA VILE,
WTILL GUARANTEE A PERFECT AND PERMA.
w nent cure In the following Cases: SYPnILIs
GoSARRH'EA, STRIcTrRE, Affection Of the PROSTATE
Gland, Weakness In the Genital Organs, Seminal
Weakness Pain In the I.OlnH Affections Of the Kid.
neyS and all Of those peculiar affections arising from
secret habit, which, " not cured produce con nstitu-
tiOnal debility, and finally hestroy both mind and
body, and which are annually sweeping thousands to
untmcly graves. D.
DIR. BAKER has. for number Of years. de.
voted his study principally to the treatment Of secret
Diseases and therefore Possesses thorough expert
cncc In this particular branch, and is better qualified
to treat and has cured more cases Of private disease
than any other Physician In the Mountains.
All persons suffering under prOtractcd cases, ag-
Rravated or unsuccessully treated by inexperienced
or pretending practitioners those labOrlng under the
destructive effects of mercury quack nOsrums and
all who suspect that disease Ia lurking In their system
may consult DIR. BAKER with confidence, nnd the as.
surancc Of speedy and permanent cure.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-04

The man who thought he could learn to
make boots by swallowing sherry cob
blers, haa just written work in which he
attempts to prove that by eating hops you
will acquire knowledge of Waiting
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-04
Cured at ITOTmc!

DIR. BAKER is daily treating patients at
distance, hundreds Of whom he has never seem and
In all cases with entire success. Letters describing
age, symptoms, occupation, &C., promptly attended
to- and medicine, securely sealed from observation
sent to any part Of the State.
s1N Patients at distance, are treated on the fol-
lowing terms Eight Dollars for the first prescription
and Five Dollars for each subsequent prescription.
46v3 n
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-04

TNNTIE undersigned Musicians beg leave tn
4 inform the public of III Dorado county,
TINT they have formed Band for the purpose
Of furnishing the public good music, On rca-
sunablr terms.
For particulars address any rrthc following
members Of the band
JOHN KTNG. PlnSrrvillc.
FRED. TEGTMAIEIt. do.
FRANCIS lIAUCK, COlOlna.
JOS. RlIINETNET, Spanish Flat.
y. II. This Band plny with either Hiass or
String Instruments, NJ desired.
II n
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-04
Read and Reflect,
Dr. Charles II. TOMNr'a EarI
AEFLICTEn w AAS

~
AFFLICTED.
QWiCk cWrss dRd Lop P,Jces uf0s 1,,I ..t,,,Js...
G''t, GM ~freet befIEAsH H. IR.f A. Atr,sfS
TN. TOIER returns his thanks 10 his nuD,u.,.
~ patients Tor their patronage, and would emh,s~
this opportunity to remind them thar nc eont,nn =.
consult on these difficult cases ~ vssrsnR,s Sn,'s
have bHiiled the skill Of some Of n,e most OeENy",.1
LlySclans a the age, and upon Which he las s1Fsr
FiHtd Ia I'rfo'M a TidiT6y care.
Dr. TURcr's reputation AZ 4 Physician Mahds ma,
quAlrd Ills exclusive NitentoH to diseases az ~.
Eenlto.nrnnrt organs for 20 many years. renders h,
perfectly master " 'yphllle diseases.
The large number Of AgHratn CHses that lie he.
perfectly cured after they have hecn gwen up by a"v
others. is the only pr00i that mir fraurss i
his ability pr. TOIer would slate that he ra n r,s.
any aud all cases Of varieties n the disease no mat
ter hnw long standing, or What prORVras the disrs,
has made, every patient can rely nIjnn a r,rt
pr. ToEcr has. Il /. we'll knnNn taken patients from
the very verge Of the grave, and res,,rcd then, -,
perfect health lie would further state that he drens
anincicnt TO attract the attention VI those Whs
might heed the services Of n physician IN nil en,sS
hut particularly these enhRerAIsrl In the advsvtss
lnent expecting they would test ny inertia MS nrac
ttOher, and the result Of my practice hnu hern Ihn.
TAR satisfactory to my patients aud myself Nor do
deem necessary tO I'LL columns Of the nevann ne,s
with tuis"ne cmpiric aud bulnbastic AdVcrtnrInsn,,
protesting my ability TO heal oil diseases flesh IL he'll
10, fnr SO do that mus, be something mnre than MAJ
hut to GaNe thOSe that arc afflicted with venerraI
Chronic, and other diseases TO understand from lOnc
experience, am fully competent to treat them cue.
My rCENrd for the dignity Of the medical profession.
I" which rhAVe the honor TO bClouR dcteTs me frOm
committing any act sAVorng Of rank quAckcry and
regard Tor my own dignity would prevent my plaeinE
mH'vH on par with piackS and nOStFunS ndsTs u
the present age.
Offer no fr"ndulen, or Ecnuins cevtihca,cs Or puS.
OF my superior qualifications a. practitionrr nslIh
ruo aArnne to myself medical hOn0rS 10 which
am not entitled, hut merely ask those Who are dISsa,
ed, to read the different advertisements relating h
ths cure oI private diseases. aud Judge tOT henaSV0
where TO apply for relief (Ny rooms are 40 arrAnrI
that eau ~ consulted In pFvary at all hours Of Z,
day, from SOclock In the mornAE until 0tn the "A.
ming.
Persons with ChrOnic DlArvAGO, Dysen,e,,
Local Weakness, Nervous Debility, Low Splrits La,
situde. Weakness Of the Llmhs aud nAek, lndIspoT.
ton, Loss Of Memory, AveEsloA 70 oSelety Love 4
Solitude, Tlmdity, erlfDstSust, Diszlnesa HeAAachN
Pain In the Side, A1ectSn Of the Hyss Pimpss % ~
Face, eexuHl and other lnhFmltleS In Mas, Ac VIH
nnd important % consult Dr. c. n, TOseF at bic n
nee, 9th street, between J and Z, Sacramento.
c. III TO3kR, I'D.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-04

The Learned san who lately cut slice
OF his thumS to 80 what his veins were
like, is assisted by . chap who contends
that madness is Q mineral.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-04
For the Special BENEFIT Of IRO-
tel and Bar keeDers. ~

VI>HE undersigned take this method Of in.
Il forming you that they have now and m
constantly keep ON hand the largest and most
complete stock Of
Havana, German and American Cigars,
MArcHEs, PLAYING CARDS, and all other article.
usually to be found in Cigar Store, which
they are determined to sell at verv small adj.
vance on San Francisco prices.
Having made arrangements with one Of the
largest importing houscSi San Francisco, they
are enabled to give their customers satisfaction
both in quality and prices.
You will find It to your advantage, before
elsewhere, 10 call at
DAVIS / ROY'S
Book, Stationery and Cigar Depot,
la"gl6I On the Plaza.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-04
Smoking TObaCCOH.

VEURKlSII. WITH AND WITHOUT Scent;
l. PURE HAVANA:
GOODWIN BROTHERS';
WATSON'H; CANISTER;
PEERLESS; ECARPALATI
FRENCH; CALIFORNIA IKtIT. &c, Ar.,
For sale by ID. NEWRA GER.
-oept6 uk
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-04
ID. NEWBAUER'S
LIQUOR DEPOT!


LIQUOR DEPOT!
NXTIIL. always keep on hand a general a..
w sOrtnIcnt Of the choicest Winra and
Liquors, among which may be found the fol.
E~ing:
l0UO gallons domestic brandy;
lMH' gallons Fogniac dc Crrix;
Champagne Brandy;
MArd Dubois: MNinet Co.'s. dark and rale:
Pony brandy: kin,mel. IN bo1cs;
Cherry Brandy; also, WOlfes ScheidAm 9chnapps
WHiREEV.
Old MonongAhelA; Old Bourbon:
Old Scotch aud Old Irish Whiskey.
Jamaica; New England; and 81. CroIx Rum.
GIS.
Pure Holland and Club IIOuSs Gin.
WiSEE.
John DuFAnd's lIaut Sauterne;
~. Julien Mcduc: Old Sherry;
Turner'S GInSrr Wine, and Champagne CIder.
SYRrFS.
Raspberry; Gomme Lemon
Aud OrHCat byrul".
cORpiAis.
Bokcr's Stomach Bittcrs: 81 -nEhtun's Ditterc
llostetier's Nttcrs: Ahsynthr,
Essence Peppermint, etc,
Also, Brandy Peaches, in glass, ENl and hi Ralons.
For sale by b. NEWBAJER
sept6 "a
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-04

NOtice.-We caution the public To he careful that
they purchase only Of regular authorised agents.
SomE Of the vendrrs Of Trees, etc, have falsely rep
resented Themselves our agents. offering for sale
spurious aud worthless Suk very different from our
hne and vigorous stock. Our Agents will exhibit
certificate showing their right TO act, and will furnish
catalogues TO al who may desire them.
f42H1 A. i. SMITH.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-04

100000 "6X*%@ ofv.1ioa. S'.ss:, Sn%. 5
$4,000 Flor de Habana;
5000 Egaros, pressed;
5000 Triumfo de Bailen;
10000 Rosalia;
10000 Buena Vista;
10000 Emperatriz EuECnia;
1000 Sil6da;
5000 Permanento; 90
5000 Turc0, cOnchas;
1000 Maury Y Muroe;
10000 81 SevilEanO;
5000 Queen Of Antilles
5000 La PatriA, &C.. &C., for sale BY
lScpt0J d. NEWBAUER.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-04
Chewing ,rOll:,cCOS.

'INHE most complete assortment ever OiIrrcG
L Tor sale in the mountains, consisting in
pnri of the following brands
MAY FLOWER. CIEYaTM PALACE;
fOV'R ACE; SCN FACTORY:
NOOTII AND SONS NATURAL LEAF;
CKt'MPTON'S TIN FOII; APRICOT:
PRIDE OF THE CNtON; BARNEY WILLIAMS;
PEACH LEAF; PEIFECT LOVE
GAME COCK; JEWEl. ~ OPlIIR.
KNOW NOTlIlNG GOLD DIGGER;
INDIAN QCEEN: THOMAS TWIST, &c. &c.
- ttStiot' = 1t -
FINE crT.
JOHN AEnERSONS SUl.ACE;
GUOIWlN'S YELLOW BANK;
NllS. MII.LEI'S GRAPE brand;
GOODWlE'S In pound and hRlf.Iuund cans;
MRS. MlllElI'S do do
For sale BY .NEWBAUER,
srId6 "a
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-04
ALWAYS ON HAND

CerVillC Drug S store.
VHNOWNSEND'S Su'SularilIu;
u bulls SarSuparilla .........------
Myers sursapaTilla;
C0rbcIis sArsapnTlla;
Turner's sarsaIRVilla
Sands sars0parflla
,Iaync's Family Medicines
Gracfcnburgll Medicines
NlOrsc's InvigDrating C0riiinl;
Wcbbcr'S lnviguraHng cordial:
Railways Ready Relief. etc, etc,
All which will Lv sold at the lowest prices.
nnv - If
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-04

GENTLEMEN WOULD DO WELL, BE.
~ fore purchasing elsewhere, to call and sx.
en- anime me; the large and splendid assortment Of
L. b A. SELlGMAN'S.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-04
NEW BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
just Received
At
DAVIS & ROY'S BOOK STORE

DAVIS & ROY'S BOOK STORE
(Xdi" Ssrsei, Fronting EAc PsGsaJ
WEBSTERT American Family CyclOpedla, with
W 1000 receipts and 100 Illustrations:
Sptrttualism, BY Judge Edmonds and Dr. Dexter.
Enamocrs' Information for the People, In vols;
DAubtEneb History Of the Reformation;
krost's Pictorial Life Of Washington:
History the American Revolution:
Life and Times Of Henry Clay;
HaIcrcHs Hisesry q the Unlled States. vols;
Whites History Of the World;
MnltaFy Heroes Of the Wars o. Mexico;
Indian Races Of North and South America:
Heroic Women Of History;
The Christian Councillor;
McnarcAs and People Of Europe;
Uhamoere Pocket Miscellany, II 10 VoAsAeS
BOOK OF Reference and gield Book, Ny nasletG
and Hackley;
Haswels Engineers and lascAAnIcS Pocket Beck
FhHnixlana, By "eQulboA;@
Abo, numerous WoFks on EplFitaallsm and lArenolo.
81, large varsity Of RalN and Fancy SealiOnery
maya
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-04
NJ L SIC

For Theatres, Balls, PTOCCssIOI.s, &C., cSt.,
FurmI .Icsl OH the Most H. GRsOMnblc
Terms.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-04

QUIT USING POISONOUS LIQUORS.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-04-04
SnufTs, A Fine Assortment,

Boys and ChiIdFcn's Clothing,
or every description, can always be found
. L. h A. SEL1GMAN'S.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-08-07

AZ Coun ofprobste held al s. Berwick. within
snd f6s the County OF York, on the hpi Tnss'
day in July, IL the year OF our Lord, one
thousand eight hundrs1 and 6fiy-sevcn, BY the
Honorable Edward Z. Bourne, Judge OF sad
AiG SSs ". BUTLER, Administrator of the
MI esis,e Of James Butler, late Of Berwick, IN
aid county, d~ceasrd, having presented his &c.
coun, Of administration Of the estate OF said ce.
ceased. ivr allowances. 49,
OnprxEp, That the said Administrator give no
Office TO all persoIs interested, by causing copy
VI this order to be published three weeks socces.
sively. In the Uniou and Eastern Journal. printed
cour, to be held at n Berwick, in said county, 90
The frst Tuesday OF August next, al ten 81 the
clock In the forenoon, and shew cause, II any they
have, why the same should NOT be allowed:
20 Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A true copy, Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-08-07

Alta Court Of Probate held a, S Berwick, within
and i.r tire County Of York, on the irsl Tues
day In July, In the year OF our Loru
eighteen hundred and ffy seven, by the Hon
orible Edward Z Bourne, Judge OF said Coun:
an the petition Of Susan Dow, widow Of John
" Dow, late Of Lyman, in said county, oeceas.
d, PRAYING that administration oiihe estate oil said
Jecsas d may te yr,nted,o Joseph W Hanson.
OspgRrp, That The petitioner cite The next VI
sin 20 lake administration, aud give notice th.reo
L. the heirs Of seId dcc,ased, aud 10 ali persons
hterysied in said estate BY causing copy Of this
order TO be published IN the Union and East.
cru Journal, printed ut Bddelord, IN said cou,.
az, three weeks successfully tina, they may ap'
rssr at Probate Court 10 be holden al North
berwick, IN said county, on the irsl Tuesday IN
August next, al ten Of the clock IN the iorenooil
and shew cuuse, il any they have, why the prayer
Of sad petition should not be yraned.
90 Attest, FRAscis BACON, Register.
A true copy, Attest, FRANCIS Bacon, Register.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-08-07


S:.. oar arr nam. and label. sfREaosF MILLS, T. Z.
DYER 4 CO." To give consumers some IDEA o. our
T ss iuSf is ccs.
H. H. SSo'GIE y.eu LIS H. s s.oa ,S g
~ The Spices are put up In and IL tin cases.
pure article, and only need trial 70 establish them In
ssxSIsM COFFEE. We would can Ii. attention Of
Consumers I'd dealers to our SpssisA ce6ss article
which Is highly esteemed, and gives tbs greatest salts.
faction. II Is prepsrsd with particular cave and BY
peculiar process In roasting soDs pound Of this coffee II
Is believed, is equal 70 Ia los Of any other.
DAADELI0N COFFEk This article IL carefully
prepared At our mills, and put up In packages having
trade mark, and may be relied upon the best and
most approved mixture Of dandelon and coffee.
fAkAxAcUM, or Prepared DaHdetion Roof. This
article 10 prepared and roasted at Mills. 10 ret,ed
By family erocers generally In city and country and
bearing trade mark, "CAindssan Grading coffee"
may Be rIesd upon the aEnrixE AsricLE. The pro-
portion used ABOUT half the qusntity Of Coffee
The prize Is 20 cents per pound, and IL 10 warranted 70
be the same q. that which has been sold for any cents
pound BY Druggists.
The medical properties Of Dandelion are well known,
and held In high esmstlon By all who IT, This be-
ing Preparation Of the root With all its medicinal VIZ
tues retained be mixed with coffee or not, - beat
suits the taste, and will be found cheap spf economical
rs FAMILY beverage, one pound nearly being equal 70
Two pounds Of coffee. II Is prescribed BY many eminent
physcians 10 invalds children and aged persons, 10
nutritious beerage. and As . remedy FOR Dyspepsia,
Bilious Affections, kc. ...IH
rBe careful to observe that our Tsraxacum has our
trade marx "CAinandn grinding eQfts," there are
many limitations Of our article called rararscum In the
market.
To Grocrs and Dealers, liberal Discount "a made,
enabling them 10 supply their customers at the same
low rates.
To CASH CUSTOMERS. Our object being 10 secure
large sales at small profits, offer Inducements which
cannot be afforded by those who do business on the
credit system and We confidently invite an exanina-
lion Of the quality VI stock and our prices, ~ com.
psrvd with those Of any other house.
Boston, April 10, 1881. 6moslo
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-08-07

Ala Court OF Probate held al 8. Berwick. within
and,or the County ofYork, on the hrst TUESDAY
in July, ia the yearof out Lord eighteen hun
I, dred aud dny-seveu, by the Honorable BID
ward &. Bourne Judge, 0fsaid Court:
loan GIBBS, named Execu,ix IN Q certain
u instrument, purporiing TO 10 the lassi will
and testament on Henan Gibbs. late Of berwick.
in said County, deceased, having presenied The
sain- ior probate
ORpERIp, That the said execuirix give notic-
10 ali per.ous interested by causing = copy Of
this order 10 be published three weeks success
,yely In the Union and Eastern Journal, print
ed at Biddeford, In SAID comfy, that they may
.on-sr AT = Probate Court to be held nj NORTH
Berwick, IN said county, on The int Tu. sday IN
Au. us, next, ut ten Of the clock In the fore
uoon, and snew cause. IL say they have, why
the said Instrument should not be proved, sp
proved, and allowed as the last will and Testament
of the .aid decsascd.
% Attest, FRANCIS Bacon, Register.
A true copy, Attest, FRANCIS BAcos, Register.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-08-07

Al Cour, u Probate held ia. Berwick, With
and lor the County Of York, on tho fnt Tues"
day in July, in the year Of cur Lord eiyh'
teen hundred aud hfiy-sevrn by the Honorable
Edward L. Bourne, Judge Of said Court:
HPOS the petition OF Charles Moui'on, III par'
y sonsfeld, Ia said county, representing that
he is s~ized In lee heir with others, IN the real
estate whereof Charles Moui,on late Of Parsons.
Geld, in said county, died seized and possessed,
ssd prsyinv tina, a warrant be granted to suitable
pessous, authorizing them TO make PARTITION Of
said real estate, aud set OF to each heir his pro-
portion IN the same. r..
ORpEuEp, That the petitioner give notice to
the heis ol said deceased, and 10 oil persons IN.
terrsird, by Causing 4 copy Of this order to he
pub,.hed ia the Uaion aud Eastern Journal,
printed IN Biddeiorl, in ssid county, for three
weeks successfully, tha, they may appear ut a
Probate Coun 10 be held 81 North b~rwick, II
said county, on ,he Gre, Tuesday in August next,
al ten Of the clock in the forenoon, and shew
cause, n any they have. why the prayer OF said
petition should not be granted.
% Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A true copy, Attest, FRANCIS BAcos, Register.