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THE GREAT ENGLISH q tMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S 'sf
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,


rrsisr,d irsm teseupsica % sif. J. Clarke, N. D.,
Physician Exinorii.ary :, the Queen.
This Invaluable me iieins unfIing In the eurs Of
a. those PaInfsi and dangerous diseases inelsni 70
the female Constitution II mor.Aes all excess and re-
all Obsraetons, and brings the monthly p<ri.
vi With rvsalArIty. These pills shoall be us~d TO or
three weeks prior TO eonnnsmeut they fOlfy The con.
slui'oa ami lessen the Suffering during labor, enabling
the mother erfOrm h<r dutes with safvy to hersef
anil child.
THESE Pills shoah no, be taken by females that are
pregnant, during the Ga nSss mosths, a. they are
to bring ~isesrisSsy bat .t every other tune
and in every O,hsr Gaze, they are perfectly safe.
In all cases o. Nervous all spinal Aretisn, palm In
the Back sui Limbs, iIsAsine.s, FAugas .lght ex-
vrtIOn, raIpAiiOn u the Heart LoSne.s Of spirits
Mysteries, SICK II adaehe. Whites aAi ali the painful
diseases sccaslOnei by disOrers system, these Plls
gill effect cure when all othsr means have failed, and
although poserf remedy does contain Iron, cal
Omrl, antmony, ss sns s,hsr mineral.
FUN directloss ompAny each bottle. PHce. In the
Uniteiststes AMI Canada, One Dollar.
Sole Agents Cor the United States and Canada,
l. c. BALDWIN, Il CO.,
Rochester, N. Y.
FUTILE 4 MOSES, Auburn n. Y, General Agents
N.B.-si,eo and o postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized Agent, vii bottle Of tho Pulls By re-
turn mail.
Fer sale by g. 8. Mitchell. saeo VIM C. Dyer. Bid.
d,fOrd, AID Druggists In every to~n In the United
States.
n Foster L Co, No. !, ccrphnl, Boston, Wholesale
agen tkrN.E Aarehl-lylo
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SELLING OUT AT COST /!

TIME Subscriber intending 10 close his bus.
Il ness 10 this city od.'s hts whole stuck nt
cast Anona which are
Ladies' WOOL Hose for 2lc
" Giuves IL usual price %
Collars &" ~ :" ~
wor.,ed Eds,ns. HdkTs. Tr'nminss, Buttons,
bracelets. Necklaces, Shawl Pins, Hair Pms,
Pur,e,, Port MoInaies, Fancy Baskets, Hair
brushes, Hair Oil, Cologne, Extracts, Fancy
Soap &c.
vioiins for i.5o usual price $50
do 800 I" 300
Accorie-ns 81 l,29
do IL keyed ISL f" 500
Fife, O, fave Flulrs. Flag-,leis, &c.
superior Handed hxe' tor 81 10 u.a"' price M, M
). Hand" g 100 i,so
/" - Panel I" IS 81
Sh wells 70, Nail Hammers i2l, Smuggling Hatch
ct II, PvcIeI Gallery, R-zor, Sc'.sor', Files
s,rrws, screw divers, Gunldsis. Pad Lacks &c
ruys Of al KIND. icuni Que cent to - 80.
P,r.uns IN want VI ANY kind at Fancy Goods
Musical Instruments, Hard We're or Toys ut nall
ih. usual prices s,e invited 10 call rs tue stock
rsn,t he closed OH immediately
Also h superior Show Case Tor salr low
q. T. VAUGHAN.
No. 5, Ceuirsi Block, Biideord. li-3S
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TmE U. S. SUPREME CorRr AND rrs DICT
sIoSs. The United States Supreme Court
consists Of nine judges. The following FIVE.
or a majority Of one, adop, the decision in
the bred Scott case, and its accompanying
doctrines. which were read on Friday by
Chief Justice fancy:
Roger b fancy OF Maryland.
John A. Campbsll Of Alabama.
John Catron of Tennessee.
James NJ. Wayne of Georgia.
Peter v. Dtniel Of Virginia.
These are all the Judges who resid, in the
slave States. They represent and avow bold
ly the new opinions OF their section. that
slavery Is national institution, the equal
Of frecdom, and that all prohibition Of il
in the territories, either by Congress or IN,
people, is unconstitutional. The two fol-
loving judges dodge the general slavery Is
sues, and the question OF the CONSTITUTIONAL
ity of the Missouri Compromise, but come
10 the same conclusion with the IN ,jurity,, ls
10 Drel ScItt, .. e., that he and hIs family
are slaves, by holding that il depended on
the law of Missouri, aud that declaring
.hln slaves, they sustlin il
Sliuuel NlSpn OF New York.
Robert &. Grier &c Pennsylvania.
These men are Northern Dcmocrats.-
Their cJurs, Is consistent with the tribc or
doughiaces whom they represent. There
remain two judge who. alone. have mantul-
ly upheld the faith Of the nation, the prac-
tics OF the past. AMI this universal sentiment
still Of the North
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Marrilgrs.

10 D,y',,. Feb %. Al IN. reside 'ce of her ~rn.
~ law. Z-lnLa 3 "pie-. Mrs. R-brccs HooIrr,
rl,c, at Joha h"opsr, aged ~ Mr.. Hooper
Was iur u'ny YEAR a pn'ie>s'r of religion aud
m-,nhrr ~ the Bap'iu Church Ia Sdco Bless.
rJ s,- the dead WHO d IN thu LINT, from hence
iorih Yea saith the spIri, thai they ma, rrs' from
their labors, and their wutks d. loL,w them
In hi, civ. Feb "a, Ernest Lawrence, son of
Amos X AMI Caroline PAGE. ssri IL months and
twenty days
A~ve'n.l flowers that scent The morn,
Bn, wiiher ia The rising ,lsy,
Thus lovely w,sthi. infants dawn,
Thus swiftly DEED his life away.
lie died before his infaut soul
Had ever hurui With wnmg desires
Hal ever spurned -, heavens control,
Or-ver qurnched iis sacred fires.
Ia this cIiy, Cab inst, Mr. Samuel Knapp. aged
Is years ~ Dayton, 7ih 'nst., Mr.. Isaiah Buzzrll
.g,d ~ wears ., keunebunkpo,i, 1t inst, Kias
g ~'n of Leonard Gren, aged 10 years aud }
months.
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Al a Court Of Probate held at Kennelrunk, wilhin
aud Er the Cu ,nty at Y"rs, ou the h--t Tar-.
day 10 March, la the year OF "ir Iord eigll'
teen hundred and iiiiy-seven. by The Honorable
Edward L. Bourne, Judge Of said Cuuu:
an the petition at Jer,miah Nj Ealon, n cred.
~ iior al the estate Of isaac Pope, late VI Wells,
in .aid County, deceased, praying that adnnis-
iraiim ui The estate Of snid deceased may he
granted 10 him.
ORpsKEp, That the petitioner cite the widow
nj next Ut kin Ia take adniui .irailon, aud give
notice thereof TO the heirs If said Deceased aud 10
al persns interested IN said estate, by Causing
copy at this orler Ia he published ~ the Union
and Eastern journal, prlnle, 10 8iJdelorJ ~ said
county, three weeks sutces,ive'y. tHt they may
appear al a PrUb.ie Court 10 he holden ut Alfred,
~ said county, an The fir.i Tursdsy IL Aprl
next, NJ ten ur the clock Ia the forenoon, aud slew
cause, ir any they have, why the prayer Vi said
p-iiiiU.i ssouid not h~ granted.
n Attest, FRANCIS Bacon, Register.
A true copy, Allest, Francis Bacon. Register
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Al Cour, Of Probate held AT Keuurbunk, wunir
and i,r the County Of York, on the irsi Tues
day of Mach, IN the year VI our Lord,
eighteen hundred and fly seven, by The Hon.
or,ic Edward T. Bourne. Judge OF said CvurI.
N MEL SEAVEY and Stephen Seavey, nam,
~ ed Execu ors 10 a certain instrument, pur.
por. lug 10 be the last will and testament of John
Scav.y, late VI Alfred, in SAID County, Decreased,
having presented the same foe probate:
ORpGRgD, That the said executors give notice
10 all persous interested by ctusihy a cUpy oI
This order 10 be published three weeks success.
lively 10 the Union and Eastern Journal, print.
ed al Biddeiord, in SAID comfy, that they may
appear at a Probate Court 10 he held at Al
fred, IN said county, ON the frst Tuesday ol
April next, at ten Of the clock Ia the lore
uoon, and snew cause, IL any they have, why
the said instrument should not be proved, mp
pr,yrd aud allowed rs the last will and tesla.
,neui ul the said deceased.
IL Attest, FRANCIS BAcoS, Register.
A true copy, Attest, FRANCIS Bacon, Register.
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At Court Of Pruhaie held ai Krnnebunk. within
aud lor the County Of York, ou the fir.l Tuesday
In March, IN the year at our Lord eish Z u
hundred and ifty.seven, by the Honorable Ell.
wani Bourne, Judge ofssid Court:
DUFUS +. TAPLEY, Administrative, with the
~ Will annexed, Of the estate OF Mary Pike,
late VI S.yo, In ss,id County, deceased, having
presented his petition, representing that the per
sonml estate VI said deceased Is not sufficient Ia
pay the Just debts which she owed Vt the time Of
her de 'h, by the su,n Of NV. hundred dollars, aud
prs, ing for license 10 seIl md convey the whole
Of the real estate oi said decessed nj public auc.
lion or private sale, because by partial s.is the
residue would be greatly injured. Also, bis i'.
account OF administration VI the esta,e Of laid
decrased for sllo vance:
ORpsRED, That the petitioner give notice
thereof to the heis Of said deccace :, unu to I'LL
persons interested, IN said estate Ivy causing u
copy ofthis order to be published in the uno.
und Eastern Journal, printed ia BiddelorJ, in sad
county, three weeks successfully, that they may
appear at Probate Court TO be held nj Alfred,
IL said county, ON the first Tuesday in April nett,
NJ 10 vi the clock in the forenoon, and shew cause.
IL any they have, why the pnyrr of said petition
should roo he granted aud said account allowed.
20 Attest. PsAsc,s BACON, Register.
A true copy, Attest, Francis BAcos, Register
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II At meeting % the Y. c. v. society Of POrtani.
welns,sy, The ith Of March, the following r--"'u-
tions ssrv unanimously aleptcd
Whereas, he Almighty 0ud has seen a. 10 take to
h.ms,lfa bllovvi member u mi, sooisty, the Rev.
Thodnas kenny Priest Ical0us In the dlschargc Of
the duty 10 which his high position eallsi bin-rvady
at all times 10 give eomiort and consolation to thOse
seeking HI. advice, AMI leading many irom the b'osd
road ruin, hy his ssnslc aimOuioa and timely
ing. rhsrStsre.
Resolved. That Ia the death % Father Ksnnsy, the
ssirty rslsd uoa 10 the hes u Priest aIsi
ma a. rr Who hal succe,,lvi admirably In securing IN.
enhIs rce ant rsp Of ell sho him. whss ear
" death has cast gpom OVvr hsi OF rvlagiyvs an
ffirnIs
Rs.slred, That .e deeply .ymPalhiIe 9Th the Fea
tive. .aI trends OF Father KINNEY P-,ticalarly u
IN. bsrvavr nlgShsr ID 90 Vnr such consJlat =.
this I-pJr uisuts 10 his tssmSry gives.
Rssegrsd, That copy ot usss resolutions ~ sent q
nj. 5thst aud other relatives, ami ~ iuh-he In tbs
American CriI" no.tsa f1lJg, " ~" tsstvrl Argus,
aud g.lIsf, "a JJurnsl." 4. }. hI0hE,
Cor. Ses'y.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

DE II KNOWN tia, on the lhirernlh day OF
- October, A. ID 1855, George a. York of Bad.
deloId, ia the county OF YORK and Stale ii Maine.
gave 10 the undersigned, David Fses and Samuel
W. Lcques, VI said BiddeiOId, deed OF mortgage
Ui that date, vf two certain lots u land with the
buildings thereon, In said BIddelurj, descnbcd as
follows: one lot on the nonhwesterIy side OF Green
street, being thiny.lsur feet on aid street aud
running hack one half the dl.isn1e To a ,oniInua.
ton VI Wentworth street, bounded on one side by
land al William Pike and on the other tide by
land Of Grorpe II. Adams: the other Is the bac,
or -ouiheas,erIy half Of lot No 20-ihe front hall
II winch Is now Ur was formerly owned by David
Deuneit ssid lot j. iliy feet square, lee Tie same
more or LEES, which mortgage dee,l II recorded IN
York County Registry VI Deeds, book pa, page
3J2 and to which reference Is made generally aud
ala ior more particular description oi the prem.
i,cs-and which mortgage Was given as security
fyr the payment Of Two certain promissory notes
specified in sail mortgage, anc said Faes X
Luqurs slaie that the condition OF laid mot gage
deed has been bcuken by reason al which they
claim u foreclosure Ol said premises
DAVID FALES.
SAMUEL w. LUQUES.
BiJJelord, Feb. 90. 1851. 3SY
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A PERFUMED BREATH - What lady o.
,rnlle,nan wVuld rrin,'u under The cure vi
,lisalr.-ralIe bTcaih whea by using iAe BALA
a A TuoUsASD fLowKKs" asa drsinhce ~ould
%, u,ly rvu,lrr sweet bat leave tue teeth shIl.
:. altbs,lrr. May yerS11s DO MOI kuuw their
nc.aih /. had, vnd ,hr sntgecl d ~ delcaie their
Ir,v1Us vii never men,lOa a. Pour a sinsls drop
II ,b.lh." yvus TvOth Brush aud wash The teeth
,shl snl ,nJfuins. my ceaI bo'is" VII I~sl
,eas. >,.,, ,.x,,o,
he scqu,rd Dy u,Ius the "BAis % TBotsAsp
El,wsgS" Ii wul remove tan, ~ .ps''s aud
.r~,1I,, ,rm ih, ska, leaving ~ VI a All aud
e.ea,r hue wrt towcl, P'ur oa tw1of Three
l,vps, aud wasa ihr laey sism sai 'a"'.'nsr
SHAVING MADE EASY Wet your shaw.
,,g er,.b A, ,,,s<r s.na 90 odd waiter, pOur va
w. OF tbssr DRIP, v( 'BAi-s ~ TnusAsp
s,..SNRs. rub In, bv.rd We'd, aud II will uak-
80. al ..IU L.iire, a,u.'h acuiIsiIng The oIsr
-. OF ,hayag pr,cr Vals fuiy cs1,s f"S
lie py si D. ggis,s bs~S's Il '0'"'sf'e''s'-
x,,,,, s,nuiue unlvss sl;a.,i iy
NO"N w y. fErttIDGE & co
s,,,lo Fs.sAha sasaIe. New Yoss
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Maine Female Seminary.

THE Spring aud Summer Session II fourteen
J wress, VIII con,nen e on THURSDAY, aPh
3hh Einy application ior r,onis, and i"r more
par,iculsr infon, ihu, IL d.si-r, should bs. IN ,de
10 The Pancipai, Nc. u. T.. IVES RON. We are
prr,nlii-d 10 uso the names Of the folio vng gentle
n,ea whose daughters have been educated MT the
Summary, rs
RsrgREscg-: Hon. John Hubbard, Hallowcli !;
Hon A. T.. Merrill, l,rsd6rld, Hon. Hannibal
Hamln, hamIsirn; Hon. Ans NOur>e, Bath |;
Prof Th~. e. Upha,n. ID. D.. Brunswick lion.
n. Ahh,d,, Belfast; John ). Ab.'o,i, ESD, Nor
ridgewurk. 4wll
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Notice..

THE undersigned, Trustees of The Maine State
i Agricultural Society, being 'te.iroiis Of Oh
tanning ~ early IS p,,sslble suitable locaion q
holdne their Annual Exhibition aud Fsir for 1897,
will therefore receive proposal. ~ assistance sn
accommodated iron the different Cries sud
r. wus Of tni. State. deslr,us 81 having the txh'
bilin, holden within Their limits. ProDosas 10 lie
.i,rrci d 10 rHOS s LANG, North Vas, ,lbJrb',
before the lsi day at April next. nc he presented
To the bud at their meeting on that day, IN the
City Of augusta.
THOS LANG Chaiiman Of Trustees.
Bangor, Wateyille, Lewiston, Bath, Portland
aud saco papers please copy. ll-3w.
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WORLDS BLESSING.
Or. ]. q. N. GouLp's

Entsrvti according - A., IL Congress. in the year
1855, IN the Cierk's oeics ~ the district Court
Of Massachusetts,.
I'VE would cali the attention Of the public to this Son-
w dsrtul PREPARATION, used only as AN eSvrual aPpll.
t.ton which .. SUR remedy, In frVm l. 10 ~
Rours the ssystes, psln In 10 minS1ss, and
VI, ch never falls
CrTacAtss are daily received BY the doctor, u the
slghss Recommendation. II. this day received the fol-
V~ing - -
pEla STA =, Ever since this session of the legislature
,ommencs,i have been severely arietel With Imam
,tory Rbeu'nalism. 1 eApeLiei much mon-y without
b,tnlng any rvlef when Que Of our Representatives
,rOaghI me a bottle o. yOur "kheumAte balm,' aud
rom It's hrsi application the pain began 10 decrease,
md am almost entirety frce frutn The aiieunn
ioa are asarv that Orlrri six bIIlss moTr, which
Ilstribu,I amJng suffering hieuls, AMI la every in-
lance Il has afforded immediate relief will give this
e.tmOuy u the vUrth Of year mvlt Inc unsolicited, as
slight tosrn % my appreciation VI your endcavors to
SoIhs the pain ami anguish ~ your felloS'nen'
W EP. nA~KELL,
Clerk Mass. House Reps.
Dr. J. u. ". Could, last sb'ngtUu Mass.
Mr. : l. Card a resident ~ Portland, who has been
afctsI Yah Ssrolula Zoe the last three year,, sucrng
0tseaas,slly, much pain, aal sho-e ugA arm hs1 -
and lame that Ms very dhedit io' hun
20 raise his hsnl Ia his bead, 90 10 put On and take on
soat without assistance and who has tried m ny Kinds
u medicine, Whlut abY favorable cfcct, vas induced
~ try be- GOali'. Rheumatic Balm, by which arplca-
lou hc xas AZ twenty inmates restored o. The Use VI
arm, and can nov use Il l'eey.
AT Carl Trsal-s ia Alder street, ant wOali be happy
- recommend 10 those similarly afflicted. Il may be
,4d 9Th truth thai Il Il Indeed the Uorids BisssisS
No. II, Akier 81, Portland, Me. :. L. GARD
pmec aud Laboratory, No. II i-e School
Street, Bs.isa.
Sod By TrIsifs,i Gilman, SacJ Dr. saw
yer, Bljdefurd, aud all thr pnncipdl Druggists IN
the Stale.
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Jons WENTWORTH ELIcr,p MAros -
FicurNo AT rnK PoLLs-A RosBxKY. Chr
ee9o, March 4. John Wentworth was yes
terday elected Mayor OF this city, by 100
majority. The whole OF the Republican
ticket was elected by large majority :
There was considerable fighting in the 10Th
Ward, and two men were killed. Geo Ar
mour, OF the drm Of Mangcr& Armour, who
injured in the fight in the 9Th ward yester.
day, died this morning.
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SUDDEN DEArH OF MxBrR or rnE LEc.
BL,rvEE Samuel b. Stone, Esq, the Rep
rcsenmiive from Brewer. returned to his
home in that town on Saturday, evening
lat apparently in god health and spirits.
On Sunday he was attacked With iit OF
apoplexy, and died in nine hours after he
was seized with the fit.
Mr.. Stone was highly valued citizen, an
honest man and faithful Representative -
The town Of Brewer has sustained u serious
loss in bis death, and tho community q
worthy and practical man.
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FARM FOR SALE
IN SHAPLElGH,

CONTAINING 90 scIes of land, con.is''ng OF u
" ndge ur r,cl, iaud excellent ir ,ll"sr, u hne
meadow tor grssS, with u CONTINUALLY running
tire ,,u Of water. snppei with Springs Passing
thnniah u. A fr,i tate pasture, lhroush which
also runs "A stream Of water, OF suti 'rnt wafer
power To cary Nils, there being one saw MN
now Oh il, u quarter par: Of watch will be sold
with the farm u de'ired.
AIso, good growth of WoI and Timber land,
and some ioriy or tiny Apple Trees On said
farm ,heie Is n good Oae STORY House ana b'rr,
aud good we'll nf water. sald fdrn w'i tie sold
with the lnb-r lot aud one quarter al The MN, or
s-pr,,,. a. my be desired. Tens Liberal
Please C al aud examine the same.
LYMAN HAM
Sbanriuh. March 7, 1857 ll-3ws.
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WOODS REsronArNE ofaII ,hs n.,or.

WOODS RESTORATIVE. DIAL the Ws,or.
aliyr, fec the hair that have been invenl,d.-
Woods pre-ea,in nlly claims the hrsl place. II,
will certainly restore the natural c''l"r at haIr, II
The ia Iioa> are lllOSrJ l"r su.hc,cuI length
1t Iuu-. ul,,' has prv,lJc'd establishing .he'''-
ia mingiag"di sN,w'h ol hir, wdere the head
add bren porvH"sly h,lL WOOD does net pr
iruj the Il viii a. the, in AL cs,rs aud ~ ,hlnN
hi, ca,Ior 10 u gJJL Tet,i,i nrudaiion Vt TIL VIZ
turs whch hi> restorative readily possesses,
ll,r rools ., ih, hsu ARE Destroyed, no hauan
power eau m,kS ,hr'u grow again; Lu, ~h-rc
there I, am vrslhy rh in the rat, the re,,"p
i've will .oon r,n,~ the hair Ia oil IL pristine
yiror. Il ha. Ione lhi. repeatedly where all o,he
re nrJr. had faded Il i therefore worth while
~ ~ cases to NIKE the rxPerinrn, Foe ciear'
n the hesj VI L,ndmt, aud lhickeans AIT
sirsuRIhsa,ng the hair II has No rival.- Vs's'
s,H PIJiOl.
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70 The New York Herald says that DR..
RoBERr luST.R of that city has been ac-
comprising the most extraordinary results
in the trsaIn ,nt Of Consumption. decreasing
the mortality more than Oas Thousand IN
the past two years. Inc following ars tic
figures from che City Inspectors Report.
Deaths iroh COasunP,iOn IA ls5i,-Is55, - 1856,
3,OJs. 2,U>l 2,JO7.
Showing an actual saving Of life truly
mir culous, when VIC consider that this dis
ease has heretofore ben Regarded ~ hope
lessly fatal.
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5puial gutirrs.
100 Men Wanted Immediately

We have purvhased the exclusive right uf msu.
IisCtuIiaQ aud selling G~en's 'lrbrsted Hand
Com pl.nlrr in The New England States Thls
n,cnne has ju., iern paI.nied, aud i eniiTly
diiirrnt "a It's manner 81 Operating lr',n anything
ever beiOre invented II Is estimated that one
man ecu Ilsut more y dsv with - than t>r m-u
eau plaai ~ the a>,,al m .nneT. ~ AOlss, drops
sISIforsrs, ali at OH, operations, aud dU-> a. ssI
- = uiaa vsu WI, We shail pn.h.bly To- aide
10 >Ippy only limited uuI,l'vr III the ,nach'urs
Ourssiv'S, before pls1img time, ituse We ate
now Llying IN ,nDl"Ciurrd, ART ncdIl, al rng"grd
o. ih,,>e ~ hu want them Ia -. In tuSH> Ia Sh'ci
they o~p the nights: so that all whO want ih.'n
~ill have 10 psrilsse th-,a at the ossarr 81 ih.
territory IN which Ihey reside ESr'i tannrr wh'
plants au acre corn rsa afUtd To- have "ue VI
the-e plsaisr- - thai Immense sales al hen ran
be made in every farming di,irig, Tue laite
ptohis made on them evru 81 the lo~ prce iof
which they are sosd 81 luge'hri with lhe'r ready
ale, vtier the gsrs,e.I inducvInsnis 10 purchase
Ie,riioy. We 1Se srlhns the exclusive n1h, !"
V-e these maehInes in towns aud couSiics o" the
Ino>i liberal terms, 81 that man wl'ha veiy siislI
capital Or who has credit, s1d can buy Que Of i~o
towns or a couniy, can easily rcalizr q"lle Tor
tune Un y small investment All the iernlOy ia
COunrcih,ui aud RhU,lt Island j. sssd We have
q uumber oi god towns Yet to dispose OF in f1rk
COuniy, IN this state, also town aud county rsht>
Ia O,h.r parts Of the State, .ui 10 New Hump
Mass, ant VvnaOpt. We Invile a t'OnDush
exsIninaiIuu Of the Planters 1T our siOIe, where
cue can lie sreu at Oh times They lvUk hiTty-
oAs 6r,i yS.asiaHss 81 dhrrra, FAIR last Fell.
Il sHuud he rrin-nbcfvd Ibsl HOIss Pidstsrs
cauna be used lo advantage n New Engdnd, the
land being IVO ncky aud uneYen
Cell aud sec the machine ~ "'Ir stUr, 90 address
SHAW & CLARK,
2lnO BlddriVid, Me.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-03-13

Ala Court ofProha,e held nj Kennebunk, within
aud ~ the County rfYork, on The fr,t Tue-da,
in March. Ia The year oi our Lord eighteen hun
dred aud my seven, by the Honorable Id.
warl L Bourne, Judge ofsaid Court:
TOSHU VA GOODWIN, Guariian Of Lydia
d West, Of Wells, IN aid County, n pcrso"
nn conip,- in-uii., having presented bi. hr.t s.'
cooa Vi Guardianship, VI his said ward for allow.
ance:
OapsRgp, That the said Guardian give notice
to all persuns Interested, by Causing n copy ~
this order 10 h. published Ibre weeks success.
sIyrly in the Union aud Eastern Journal, printed
at BddefOoi, 10 said county, that they uIay up.
pear si u Probate Count To be held ut Alfred, 10
said coun,y, ON tie irsi Tuesday Of April next, at
len of the rlck IN the ionnooiI, aud snew cause.
if any they have, why the same should not be al.
lowed
II ATTEST, FRANCIS Bacon, Register
a true copy, Attest, FRANCIS BACON, REGISTER
Al Court oi Probate held al Kennebunk, within
and for The County Of YorL ,ou the fret TUESDAY
ut NJ irch, la the year Of our Lord, cue ihO,is-
aud eishi hundred and tifiy-seyer, by the Honor.
able I'd su,d b. Bourne, Judge VI said Court
A LBERT J MASON, named Executor IN Il
IA ,erain instrument, pnrporiiiig Ia he the last
VIII al testament o Eiiz ibeih Abhvii, I ,,c VI
) ruth Berwick, IN said County, decreased. having
presented the same TOR PROBATE:
ORDERED, That the sai executor give notice Ia
oil persons interested. hy causing n copy oi this
order 10 be published three weeks successfully, ~
the Unlm aud Eastern Journal. printed al BIjd,'
FORD that they may appear at probate co,lr ."
he held at Alfred, IN SAID county, on the fir, Tues
day oi April u, xi, M ten al TIE clock Ia tie lure.
nooi,, and shew cause. II a"y they have, why the
said instrument should mol he proved, approved.
aud allowed the asi will and testament al the
said deceased
u Attest, FRANCIS BAcov, Register.
A true copy, Attest, FRANCIS Bacon, Register.