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AT Court Of Probate held at Alfred, within and for the
County Of York. on the first Tuesda, IN april In the
year Of Lord eighteen hundred aud hftyeigh, by
the HouoraIle Edward l.. Bourne, Judge OF said
Court:
EDwARD L. BOURNE, Jr., Administrator OF the
Ia estate Of STEPHEN LITTLBFIBLD, late OF
kennebunk in said eouly, deceased, la ling presented
his second account Of administration Of the estate OF
said deceased for allowances Ordered, That the said
Administrator give notice to all persons interested BY
causing copy Of this order to be published three weeks
success,ey In the Union aud Eastern Journal, printed
at Bddsrd In said County, that they may appear at
PROBATE Court 10 be held at Bddeiod In said county
ON the first Tuesday in May next at ten OF the clock
in the fOreoon aud shew cause If any they have, why
the same should not he allowed.
l6 Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
Atrue copy, Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
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Ala Court Of Probate held Alfred, within and Tor te
County Of York, the first Tuesday In Apni, IN tns
year Of our Lord eighteen hundred and my -sight,
by the Honorable Edward L. Bourne, Judge oil SAID
Court:
DENJAMIS T. FURNISH, named Executor In 2
aud te.tsmsn Mt Of T1MOiHf HIiRELURhGH7, late
of Wells, in sail county, dec.ased, having presented
the same for probate Ordered, That the said eAeeu
Tor give nSuee to all person, intsr.,ted W Sa' ns
eessiyey, In the Union and Eastern Journal, printed
at bddesor they may appear at Probate Court 70
be held at BiddefId In said County, on the hIst Tues
day in May next at ten Of the clock In the forenoon,
and shew cause, II any they have, Why the said IN
stpment should not lie proved approved, aud allowed
as the last win and testament OF the said deceased
lG Attest, francis Bacon, Register.
A true COPY, Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
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Al Court OF Probate held at Alfred, within and for
the County Of York, ON the first Tuesday in April,
in the year of Lord eighteen hundred aud lift,
eight, by the Honorable Edward l.. Bourne, Judge of
said Court:
JOsErH SHAW, I'd, Administrator Of the estate Of
- yOHN MiiU, late of Sanford, in said County,
deceased having presented his hist account OF admin
sralOn OF the estate Of said deceased for alowance
Ordsrsd. That the said Administrators si,s noiis. Ia
all persons Interested, by causing copy OF this order
to be published three weeks successNey, IN The U"on
and Eastsrn Journal, printed at Diddsford, in said
county, that they may appear at Probate Court To be
held at Alfred in said County, on the first Tuesday In
October next at ten OF the clock IN the ioreno" and
shew cause, II any they have, why the same should
not be allowed.
Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
A true copy-Attsst, Francis Bacon, Register.
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AT Court of Probate held at Alfred, within and for
the county Of York, the first Tuesday inApnl, In
the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred and ffty-
eight, by the Honorable Edward L. bourne, Judg. Of
said Court
A LCEsTIs LANE, Administrative Of the estate Of
n STEPHEN LANE, late Of Buxton, In said
County, deceased, having presented her first account
Of Of the estate OF said deceased Tor
allowance; Also, her petition as widow Of said de-
ceased for allowance out Of the personal estate Of said
decreased. Ordered, That the said Alcests Lane give
notice all persons interested, by causing acopy OF
this order TO be published three weeks successfully
in the Union and Eastern Journal, printed at Bidde-
foId i'm said county, that they may appear at Pro-
bate Court be held at Bddeiord, in said county
on the fret Tuesday In May ext at ten OF the clock
in the fOrenoon and shew cause II any they have, why
the same should not be allowed.
Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
A true copy-Att,st, francis Bacon, Register.
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Attest, ITancIs Dacon, NtglsttT.
A true copy, Attest, francis Bacon, Register

AZ Court Of Probate held at Alfred within and for the
County Of York, the hrst Tuesday OF April, In the
year Of our Lord eighteen hundred and hity eight,
by the Hon. Edward L. Bourne, Judge Of said Court
Ans PArfEN, named Executor IN certain in
III strumeut puTpOrting TO be the last will and ties
lament Of 1IiBODO7Li LilMiN, late Of Wells, In
probate Ordered That the said Executor give notice
To all persons interested, by causing copy Of this or
der he Published three weeks successfully in the
Union aud Eastern Journal, printed at Biddeford, that
they may appear Probate Court to be held At Bdde
Oid in said county, the fret Tuesday In May next,
Of the clock In the forenoon, and shew cause,
II any they have, Why the said instrument should not
he proved, approved, and allowed, the last will aud
testament Of the said deceased.
lG Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
A true copy, Affect, Francis Bacon, Register.
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Al Court Of Probate held at Alfred, within ana 'oi
the County of York on the first Tuesdayof April, In
the year Of oar Lord eighteen hundred and my,
eight BY the Honorable Edward L. Bourne, Judge Of
said Court.
/ J in,tT,ment. purporting to he the last will and
Testament Of DINNIS FERGUSON, late Of Eliot, In
said county, deceased having presented the same Tor
probate. Ordered, That the said executor gre bo'se
der TO be published three weeks successfully In the
Union and Eastern Journal printed at Biddeford, that
they may appear alta Probate Court TO be held at
South Berwick In said County, on the hist IuesdA! ~
July next at ten of the clock In the forenoon, and
shew cause IL any they have, why the said instrument
should not be proved, approved, and allowed as the
last will and testament OF the said deceased
Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
A true copy. Attest, Francis bacon, Register.
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THE SuuALS AND QulCESASDS OE YOUTH

lust PUBLISHED. THE Sd EDITION,
- ~ On Spermatorhea or Seminal Diseases
A scientific Treatise on the treatment ana per
feet cure of Nervous Debility, Seminal weak
sulting from vicious habits acquired during the
critical passage from youth to manhood,
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AZ rho We g,emg f.ev unani"sos t'hm" " w
Csn~.
cay MIR raier in he mouth ritA W fargoVaioT, ssd
s,ralL,sr LlA togetAsy.
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At Court Of Probate held at Alfred, within and for
the County Of York, on the first Tuesday In April,
In the year OF our Lord eighteen hundred and ffty
eight, by the Honorable edward l.. Bourne, Judge
Of said Court:
nANIEL CHACBOURNE, Guardian Of Thomas j..
Cults, George ". Cuts, and Charles a. Cults,
North Berwick in said county, deceased, having pre-
scented his second account Of Guardianship Of his said
wards for allowance. Ordered That the said Guardian
give notice To all persons Interested by causing copy
Of this order to he published three weeks successfully
in the Union and Eastern Journal, printed at Bidde
fo In said County, that they may appear at Probate
Court To be held at BiddefOid, in said County, on the
hst Tuesda! in May next at ten Of the clock In the
fOrenoon, and shew cause, IL any they have, Why the
same should lot lie allowed.
Attest, francis Bacon, Register.
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Notice.

HAVING made change In my business IN pf,,o aS
settle Immediately. n,x,v, s11MsoS.
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Al Court Of Probate held at Alfred within ana IoI
the County Of York, on the fret TUESDAY OF Ap,ii'
In the year Of our Lord eighteen HUNDRED ana MY
eight, by the Honorable Edward L. p"ui"e' 'uus'
Of said Court.
0'HOMAs NOVEL;, named Execute, In certain am
instrument. puno,,ns 10 he the last will and
testament Of HiRIu 4. NOUBLL, late Of ksnne,
the same for pro.at, ordered That the said exeeu-
tor give notice 10 all person. interested b, causing
copy Of this ord,r TO be published three weeks sue.
esssi,sly, in the Union aid Eastern Journal P,a
Court 10 he held at Bidd,ford, In said County, on
the hr.t Tussday in May next, at ten Of the sloek
in the forenoon and shsw cause, II any they have,
why the said Instrument should not De proved, up.
proved, and sllosed the last VIII ana testament
Of the said deceased. ,
Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
A true eopv .tt,s, Francis Bacon, Register.
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FANCY DYE HOUSE.
VALENTINE FREE

yIyouLD respectfully call the attention Of the eiti
w ,-us Of Bidd.frd, FARO and vicinity to his Ds'
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Liverwort and Hoarhound.

THIS Balsam IL composed Of Livsrwor and Hesr-
II hound, combined with about twenty other differ
ent Herbs and entirely vegetable compound. u 10
compounded In truly scientific manner, and accord:
M strictly with the rules Of Pharmacy retaining all
the medicinal qualities Of each article in ito original
strength, and bsnr concentrated In the form OF .
alsan that 10 Agreeable TO the taste and ~ondsrfuly
quiek and sieaeous In Its action On the Lung, and
bronchial Tubes, IL exceeds anything In Medical sei.
snee that has been offered. And or the cure OF
Corons, Coins, wnooFis0 couoH, Cnoup. AsrH-
ma, ISvluESIA, SITTING Oh Blood, Bnosch-
IAL ConPLAISTs, AND AL DisEAsn or rHs
TnRoAr AND AFFECTIONS OF the Lrsos,
and thoss dreadful and appalling ensmies 70 our ee
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Consumption ( Liver Complaint,

Il 10 unh,aisd, and when y he: once been soh u has
raned Cor itself without the aid of lengthy
Advertisements and t has the condolences, and 10
recommended BY many high minded men, and cone OF
our nrst ply seans and particularly ash the atsn.
ton Of this class Of the community Who are amtetsd
this article, and To
PUBLIC SPEAK FRS
who are troubled with Brvpehitis any Bronchial az
fetions caused b over snsrior, We can cay With oil
confidence. use
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FATAL CONSUMPTION

SALT RnEuN, CHRONIC, RHrrMAIisN, AND
NEURALGIA, PiLHs, CAScn Iuhoks'
and many other diseases and humors when connected
with serofuious condition VI the blood.
The Dr. win visit and prescribe Tor al persons wn-
Ing to test his medicine, Who request w ana VINO sis
willing him for the se ,ee 70 'he anouh,
charged for ,isit at the distance 10 MS hguiAr
Patients. A.,
THE ALTERNATIVE SYRUP 10 sold at his ONCE,
CAsH, ON DELIVERY. No agents wished, out wen
qualified Ply sieians, and No DEPOSITS VIII hkkh'-
iER Bk MADE. Made and sold ~
Tyr WA. BAILEY, n. D., saeo, Me.
ARCTUSINE.
PREPARATION ffom the Canada Bear, for pro-
"A mating the growth and luxurianee oil the hAn.
For sale BY
ls,f Factory Island, s.eo, Maine.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-18
THE LOVE KNOT.


sssz Zu yoRa TERRY. ~ ZN
TYING her bonnet under her chm, Mana
She tied her raven ringlets in.
But nos alone in the single snare, K-1e 2 . -.
bid she catch her lovely floating hair, Z fcr Z
For.fyingher bonfies under her chin sos s1cs :.
She tied Young mans heart Within b-z-s tis
They we're strolling together up the hill, :,
Where the wind comes blowing merry ana CHM
And it blew the curls frolicsome race,
All over the happy, peach-cotned Iaee,>e
Till. scolding and laughing, she tied them III,
Under her beautiful, dimpled chm l-a .aas.
-4nd.;t blew a color, br sht as thc bloom sss.
Offhc piukest .fuschn,'s tossing plume, =
All over the cheeks of the pretticst girl
That eyer imprisosed rcmping curl, -
Or.-irr wing her bonnet under her chin, : 10 Z
Tied young mans heart within.
Sleeper and sleeper grew me hill
Madden, merricr, chilher still, ...srss
The western, wind blew down and played -
The widest tricks with the little maid,
As. tyinC hcrbunnct under her chin,
She tied young mans heart within.
oh, Western wind, do you think II was frir
To play such tricks with her floating hair!
To gladfuIly, do your best, -
To blow her against the young mans breast,
When he as gladly folded her IN, / -
And kisse d her 'mbo.h and her dimpled chin! go
Oh, Ellefr5 \ ans, you liEHe skessht. y
An bour Do whro Won besouxht -
This country lass 70 walk n1th yeps sSs S.-fs
After the sun had dried the dew,
What periloss danger you'd be irr -...,y
AS she tied her bonnet under her chm
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-18
= Her rnatchIess songs arc dearer far -
Eskf To every freeman lerc,l -
- 49, ,u tLoold rorfl-s Scuiptured art

And all she dccurciif ucdT,
Far while they breathe the sweetest Zones
Tho poet ever sings,
They fiIthc sol with freeSlom'sfre
Anl f,ncy's soaring wings.
an TsfffNi { sf1lTlxl III 1fAf
SOD SD :. 4o.ss ILL., 49, acs g.
B.,nox tl,e,Sswissland is her home
Fair skies and mountains high,
-. Green. fertile fields and silyery lakes ~
\ Shall greet her watehfnl eye :. Z, f.
Audvhen she thinks of those who fought
49,. -r,.si,ie those noble hills, ~ II ~ b.
To sarc them from tyrsnt's rule,
Her spul with freedom iiiss
r--rIy. f--.I-
And Willie the Rhone's dark vatcrs How
On to the swelling sea- -. ~ s.f
Her spirit gathers from his waves
- = Woris ofthe mighty free, - rrrr
= Who. .lceping meath the towering Alps
Or in the caverns deep,
Re-echo to his bleod stained shores rCg -1
The memories they shall keep.
s3estef NssT s3OfA
oh, could the waves that bear thee on
But know the forn they bear
Is one OF freedoms dearest trusts
Committed to their care. 1i''a
And when thy pilgrimage Is done -
ss Upn. a foreign land, s.tb-
fNav'they as safely bcsr thee back 4
Ex 10 thy dear FArHERIayr III as.
NEW ALBsSr, IxD., December Sd, 1871.
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-18

four years have passed, but the memory Of every
hae and circumstance of those dread ages of death
IS distinct and vivid still For often. even now,
thoughtless movement of either crippled lint brings
their terrofs Bodily back, and once sgain-thank
God, it is but for moment--I he suffocated and
pressed beneath the mountain's breast. - e.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-18


The West can boast Of glorious streams,
.,Andpyaifie' 8 grzndest laws---.eY' r.a.f,1
OF lake and forest old and green,
But most Of indian Conn II4W Il
IT'S sweet when summer suns go down,
When winds have ceased to blow,
To list is rlstling, cracking sound,
Apd Ahk yop heare sroH IILHU Z
| love to pull il ftem the stab a
When tits in the milk, y
Andsptisg o~us shezauasd talk said<7Y4
OF is soft shining silk.
And when at noon aside weatsst 1ifrr sofo d-ifs,f
Our work, for bell OF horn,
Give me di5boffa&deshT0D
rnhke il With true delight, -sss'' rs : lres 4
md c6SfE7tT dishcs scorn - s~if r'1s
For nothing tcmpts the appetite
Lib ears rored pH<k JgIHt9Ef
Then when its sI,eaves stand thick about,
( And fruit the felds adorn. - zliiis sias
How enshes out the merry shout 80 ..-1 =
From huskersof the corn.
where ffee.sm aOsk d eves.Gss.1 }
And fields u Indian Corn
jre spread out On the land like sc,ss, s.. ssJ 81
joy that was born - -sfss 49, cft,-.
-f : Ifn9 10 - r.tf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-18
IN aiEtratiUe article about drthar A. Arnold ana
Alice Ann Arery's attachment and alliance, ar
fisiicaly arranged, accredited and atested.

1uSc IN" 1S6yS ottoch"0h otn otdoacfs oT-
fizieaay arranged. accredited and attested.S
Arthur arrived at Andeyer, Arkansas, announced
as an able attorney An accomplished address ar.
gued Arthur an agreeable acquaintance also. Al
ice Ann Avery at an airing artlcssly attracted Ar
thurs attention. Ace,s- angelic Appearance arts
traily attired admirably answered ali Arttur's a
grecable anticipatienS ~ 49,
An acquisition as amiablc and affectionate al
Alice aroused an ardent attachment. Alice also ar
IDENTIFY admired Arthur. -1Lll-
Arthur and Alice appeared admirably alike, af
fectionate, amiabe, artess ana attractive, and an
ancient authority actually accredited Arthur and
Atce's alliance a. admissible. Accordingly Arthur
ask ed an alliance and an, affectonate affirmative an
swer attested Ace's APPROVAL = 7t15 ~ - -
Authentic accounts actually. arrived absolutely
assert -Arthurand Alicc'saiance at an altar as al
ready agreeably s---H 'rarsrtI - - l-4,F
The balance of thisliighly interesting and well
written story can only be found in tile columns Of
the New York Satanic Chuckie. for Lavender, for
ty-'leycn, eighteen hundred-and- know nothing
The story is written by the venerable Boggs, who
Nogg slias Egg Nogg. The "Chuckle' may be
found at alt book stores throughout the United
States and Canadas. -
A teacher one day endeayo ring to make pupi
understand The nature anil application OF the passiv,
verb, said:
"a passive verb is expressive of the nature of re
ceiving an action; as, Peteris beaten. Now wha
did Petcrdo7 7"
The boy pausing romcnt, with the graves
countcnance imaginable, replied:
"Wcll, l don't know, withouthe holered."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-02-18
p r o S Z Il G T.U-S OF THE
ELEVENTH VOLUME OF THE
CHICAGO TRIBUNE
- FOR THE YEAR 1883.

TIE TRIBUNE AS A NEWSPAPER.
Il nor people residing in the Great North West
the CHICAGO TRIBUNE is'the best paper
published in the United States Ii gives all the
Eastern and Foreign news of any general interest
to Western readers, and publishes besides an i'm
mcnse mass OF intelligence, original and selected,
collected from all the Western s, atcs and Terrific
RES No Chicago paper rivals the Tribune in
these respects. N--A --t -
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Market, New York Exchadge, &c.
But no other Recommendation need be named
than the fact that rwESrr-sIx HUNDRED of the
Daily and Tri-Weckly editions are mailed to mer-
chants residing outside of Chicago Its mercantile
circulation has doubled within eighte N months.