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At Court Of Probate held AZ Kennebunk, within and
for the County IL York, the first Tuesday In March,
In the year Of Lord. Thousand eight hundred
aud ty-eight, by the Honorable Edward L. Bourne,
Judge Of said Court.
an the petition Of DIMON EMM0Ns, guardian Of
" George Curier Of Lyman, in said County Of York,
insane person, representing that the goods chates
and credits IL his said ward not sufficient to an
swer the just debts, expenses Of maintenance aud
charges Of Guardianship, by the sum Of four hundred
dollars, and praying that license may he granted To
him To sell and convey much Of the real estate OF his
sam ward may be necessary to satisfy the claims
aforesaid also having presented his first account Of
Guardianship Of his said ward, for allowance; Order
Cd That the petitioner give notice thereof to all per-
interested in said estate by causing copy Of this
order be published In the Union and Eastern Jour
nal printed in Biddeford, In said couny. for three
weeks successfully that they may appear at Probate
Court TO be held at Alfred, In said county, ON the
first Tuesday in April next at ten OF the clock in the
forenoon, and shew cause, IL they have, why the
prayer Of said petition should not be granted, and
said. account allowed.
IN Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
A true copy, Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
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An conrt ofrrohate hed at Kenpelnnk. Within and 70

At Court Of Probate held at Kennebunk, within and for
the County Of York, on the first Tuesday in March
uary, In the year Of Lord eighteen hundred and
ffty-eght, by the Honorable Ldward l.. Bourne,
Judge Of said Court;
ON the petition Of Emily A. varney, Guardian Of
" Emily A. Narney, and Clara A. Narney, minors
and children Of Hiram Nainey late Of Berwick, In
said county, deceased praying for license to sell and
convey, at public auction or private sale, all the right,
title and interest of his said wards In and 90 certain
real estate situated In Berwick, in said county, and
the proceeds thereof TO put to interest," vI lot Of
land containing fifteen and forty square rods,
fully described la ssid petition. Ordered, That
the petitioner give nocce thereof TO all persons inter
ested in said estate, by causing copy Of this order to
be puIlishc In the Union aud Eastern Journal print
ed In Biditiordin said codnty three weeks success.
s,ey, that they may appesr at Probate Court to he
held at Aided, in said Cesniy on the 6rsf Tuesday
in April neat, at ten oG ,in eiOCk In the orencon,
and shew cause, II any they have, why the prayer Of
said petition should not be granted.
IL Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
A true copy, Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
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Alta Court Of Probate held at kenrebunk, within and
Tor the Count! of York, on the first Tuesday In
March, IN the year OF our Lord eighteen hundred
and my eight, by the Honorable Edward L. bourne
Judge Of said Court.
AMEs NJ. 1EBBErrs, Administrator Of the estate
~ Of Hiram Narney, late Of Berwick, In said
~ deceased, Ia ling presented his account Of admins
tration II the estate Of sad dec.ased for allow
Ordered, That ia, said Administrator give notice 20 all
WILSON'S Interested, B.. causing copy Of this order to
be published TIRE weeks successi,ely In the Union
and Eastern Journal, printtd at Biddeford, In said
County, that they ma! appear at Probate Court TO be
held at Alfred Ia said county, on the hrst Tuesday Ia
April next, at ten Of the Cock In the forenoon, and
shew cause, II any they have, why the same should
not be allowed.
III Attest, francis Bacon, Register.
Atrus copy, Attest,s francis Bacon, Register.
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FoR CALiYoRsIA.-In anticipation Of re-
duetion in the fare TO California, on account
Of the competitor, large number Of persons,
hoping to better their condition, have rushed
to the city to take passage. Some hundred
Italian oIgan-grinders have engaged passage
by the steamers OF the mail line. The Moses
Taylor being soon filled the Company were
Obliged to put on the steamer St Louis, TO
accommodate the large number applying for
passage. The 81. Louis has been on the
balance dock. where she was overkauled, re-
esulked. and newly eoppered. She Is fast
sailing steamer, having made the trip on one
occasion in seven days and half. They will
both sail on Saturday at2P.M. The prices
have ranged very low Tor both lines. Many
who rely upon getting cheap passage here
after, probably make extra xertions-perhaps
sacrifice their property and give up their
Business to 70 TO California: but they should
think twice before they 'pull up stakes !" the
prices Way continue low. Dat there Is no
certainty about it.-Nsr York Tisss'.
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BEWARE OF couhTERFEITs.
Ask for llELABOLD'S TAKE No OTHER.
CURES GUARANTEED.
BOSTON MUSIC SCHOOL.


gINIIE Spring Term Of this Institution, wiz eommen;e
i ON Monday, the ifth Of April neat, In Mercantile
Hall Summer 81. Candidates viii he examined Tor
admission. At the place. ON the preceding satur
H.. yy,at success which has attended this school,
since lie organization and the reputation Of the ,.r
ou, uo(esssr, fully warrant the opinion, that the Boz
Ton Mu,e sebool offers greater advantages for CON-
ps,s and thorough musical eduestion In even depart
m,n 10th theoretical and PRACTICAL that can lie ound
elsewhere in the whole county. Instruction VIII be
given By
.tionai Church. In yocAIation and Teaching VI
Music.
soei,ty and director Of Music at the Church OF tle
Nessiah,) on the Piano Forte and Organ.
ProT. ADAMS, director Of Music at Rev. Mr.. Al
fer's,) In vocaliIAton.
Pnov. HonrR, (OrgsList and Instructor In Music TO
Harvard Uni,srsiiy,) In Harmony and Piano Forte.
PRoY. sciIuLIEE, formerly leader Of the OsmaniA
on the Violin and Orchestral instrumental
Terms,-Sz5 per quarter Of twelve weeks
WILLIAM READ, see'y.
Tor further particulars address d. y. Baker, No. 4,
Rowe Place.
fsh Is, 1855. Tvs
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Al a Court of Probate, holden at Kenntbunk, within
and for the County Of York. on the first Tuesday In
March In the year Of our lord, eighteen hundred
and ff,y. eight, by the Honorable Edward 4 Bourne
Judge Of said court.
JNLiNDERs HATCH, Guardian Of John Parsons, Of
Alfred, in said county, an insane person, having
hi. fret account Of Guardianship Of his said
ward foi allowance. Ordered, mat the said Guardian
give notice 10 all persons interested causing copy
o. this order 70 he published three weeks successfully
in the Union and Eastern Journal printed In Bddefo
In said county, that they may appear at Probate
Court 10 le holden at Alfred, In said county, ON the
first Tuesday In April next at ten Of the clock In the
forenoon, and shew cause u any they have, why the
same should not he allowed.
IL Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
Atrue copy, Attest, Francis Bacon, Register
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Court Of Probate held at kennebunk, within and for
the County Of York, the hrst Tuesday In March,
in the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred and any
eight, by the Honorable EDWARD L. Bourne, Judge Of
said Court:
VlIOODMAN MILLER, named Executor In . GER
w tain instrument purIorting TO be the last win
and testament Of Anna Prescott late Of Acton In said
County, deceased, having presented the same for
PROBATE Ordered That the said Executor give notice
TO ali persons interested, by causing copy Of this
order 10 lie published three weeks successfully In the
Union ana Eastern Journal printed at Bddeford that
they may appear at Probate Court to be held at Al
fred In said County the hrst Tuesday In April next,
nj ten of the clock In the forenoon, and shew cause
an, they have why the said instrument should not be
proved approved and allowed as the last will and tes-
lament Of the said deceased.
n Attest, frsDeis Bacon, Register.
A true copy, Attest, Francis bacon, LEICESTER.
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The times quite hard, tits shivering cold,
And Of lator there's nothing TO do;
The prospect ahead, at hest, IL not bright,
but looks much bluer than blue.
The cause Of all this has puzzled big heads,
And brains ss much a. you will
Bot DoDe has wrought out the problem thus lar,
Tor the lsbor 10 rather "CP hill"
We know not the cause, aid We care not q bit,
since knowing will not help US out
But will sell you Goods, much cheaper than eheap
" this uo person win doubt.
We've Boots Of all kinds, and shoes for TO match,
And Rubbep for the ,oung aud the old
You'll hnd, a We tell YOU, they re cheaper than cheap
And Win keep out tie vet and the cold. g.
tf30 d. X. Ross, Liberty 81, Biddsford.
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All Court Of Probate held Of kennsbunk within and for
the County Of York, the first Tuesday In March,
in the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred and hfty
eight, by the Honorable Edward Z bourne, Judge
Of said Court
4 BRAHAM l. CANE, named Executor In certain
N instrument puTporting 10 be the last will and tss
lament, with codcil annexed, of John Came, late Of
Buxton, In sai county, deceased, having presented
the same for probate. Ordered, That the said execu
eessssly, In the Union ard Eastern .lsprinted
at hdd,or that they may appear at Probate Court 10
he held at Alfred In said county, on the hrst Tues
and sLsw cause II any they have, Why the said la.
strument, should MT be proved, sppro,ed and allowed
a. the last will and testament Of the sAid decessed
II Attest, Francis Bacon, Registsr.
true coy, A,,sst, Francis bacon. Rryisisr.
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BRIGHTON MARKET. March Z

AT Market, 100 Beef Cattle, l75 stores, 1900 sheep
and Lamb. aud so Swine.
SO 80 70; secOhd quality, % third quality, "
ordinary. 4 "a
Working Oxsn-s95, 100, lg5 a 80.
Mish COws-SAl,s at ssi q "a common do sis "
Veal cAiys.-sais. .t g. 90, Q IS &. 90 eseh.
stoTvs-NssIlings, SIT O. ~ two years old, 81 g
~ thr~c Year, old, $50 a ii.
Hides. Sc y 4 (Sons Gat slaughter a, this marks'.I
Cali Skns, "a lOS.
IAlloN, 8 TlepB.
fehs lD g ls3c each
s~ine-Stor., Wholesale : "A Sc ID N retail, q
tte " y. lat nOgs, pOas.
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At Court Of Probate held at Kennebunk, within and
for the County Of York, OIL De first Tuesday In
March, in the year Of Lord, one thousand eight
hundred aud fifty eight, by the Honorable Edward L.
bourne, Judge Of said Court:
TBENEZER CHAPMAN, Guardian Of Arthur Cox Of
l, York, in said County, spentdhrift, having pre-
ssnied his third and final account Of Guardianship Of
his said ward for allowance: Ordered That the said
Guardian give notice TO all persons Interested by caus
Ing copy Of this order To be published three weeks
successfully, In the Union aud Eastern Journal printed
at Bddeford In said county that they may appear at
Probate Court To be held at Alfred, In said county,
the first Tuesday In April next at ten Of the clock In
the forenoon, and shew cause, any they have why
the same should not be allowed.
II Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
A true copy, Attest, fraieis Bacon, Register.
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At Court Of Probate held at Kennebunk, within and
the County Of York, the first Tuesday In March,
in the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred and hfty-
eight, By the Honorable Edward L. Bourne, Judge
Of said Court:
EDwARD l.. BOURNE, JR., Executor Of the viii
Of Nicholas Wakefield, late Of kennebunk, In said
OF the estate of said deceased for al
owanee Ordered That the said executor give notice
to all persons interested by causing copy OF this order
TO be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the Union
and Eastern Journal, printed at Biddeord, In said
county, that they may appear at a Probate Court to
be held at Alfred, In said County, the first Tuesday
in pr next at ten Of the clock in the forenoon and
shew cause, II any they have, why the same should
not be allowed.
II Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
A true copy-Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
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Al Court Of Probate held at Kennebunk, within and
for the County Of York the first Tuesday In March,
in the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred and
Hfty-eight, by the Honorable Edward 4. Bourne,
HIMON ROBERTs, Guardian Of Elizabeth wey-
/ MOUTH minor, having presented his fourth ac-
count OF Of his said ward for allowance
Ordered, That the said Guardian give notice TO all
persons Interested By causing copy Of this order
he published three weeks successfully, In the Union
and Eastern Journal, printed at Biddr0rd, In said
County, that they may appear at a Probate Court TO
be held at Alfred, In said unty, ON the hrst Tues
day in April next al ten VI the eck In the forenoon
and shew cause II any they have, why the same should
not be allowed.
IL Attest, francis Bacon, Register.
A true copy-Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
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MEErisG IN CIScINSArI.-The meeting OF
the Anti-Lecomr,on democrats in Cincinnati,
last evening. was decided success. Every
seat in the spacious Hall, where Mr., Buehan-
an was nominated, was filed. and the meet
ing continued in session until late hour
Hon. Stanley Matthews, Mr.. Buchsnan's
District Attorney was the principal speaker,
We expect To chronicle his removal in about
three DAYS.
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Plasti.g Potatoes in the FaR.-The Lynn
New, !, informed that Mr.. Tudor planted last
November eight acres Vt potssoes on his land
At Nahant. They were planted in the usual
manner, except. perhaps, little deeper. with
mo covering but the earth. The result OF the
experiment will be looked tor with some
tptarest.
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Special Notices.
A Book for the Million.

Ia Just published, BY fEDERHEN 4 CO.. Book
sellers and stationsrs M IL Court stIe,t, Boston,
Brief Treatise Of ~ paxes on Disease. of th ssxual
system OF both sexes-their syIallss and treatment
prepared by physician of the sBoson Eclectic Hos
pltsL" This work also contains . scorching exposure
Of the deception aud imposture praete.d by adserts
Ing qoaeks, with some'of their names and loeatons
sod by periodical dealers GENERALLY. sent by mall ON
The receipt OF three postage stamps. Address box
lsOs Boston lost Office. k3O
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= The Washington Union Of Friday De-
gins an editorial denouneing the Ana-Ls-
compton Democracy-thus:
.srhs Crave Digger !. abroad In the land
II. x,,l h,v, hard work If he undertakes
for all the Democratic party.
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ELDER KxArr.-This eccentric individual
i, creating quite sensation in the far West.
Hundreds fioek to hear him. and unparalleled
success follows his ministry, Notwithstanding
hi. abuse, without stint. by the newspapers.
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Wigs, Wigs, Wigs.

DATCHELoR's WIGS AND TOuPEEs surpasses
all. They are elegant, light, easy and durable.
FITTING TO a charm = No turning up behind - No
shrinking of the head. Made at 253 broadway, New
DIRK. Ixr5o
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u The Albany correspondent Of the New
York Courier & Enquirer, says "the Grand
Trunk Canadian Road Is now the most pow
eriul competitor with which our roads have
TO contend. Even all round about, by Mon
tIesl and Portland. and BY vessel TO Boston,
the freight 10 sent at prices below the rates
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Our rs Cent Bottles.

We are now having DR. BrRlEioH sMARI's CorGn
MEDICINE put up In twenty cent trial bottles, FOL
the accommodation Of those who have never used II, OF
who may want only small quantity. We shall also
continue to have the dollar sine manufactured here
tofore.
SHAW & CLARK
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Corn, Flour, and Feed.

THIS day landing from schooner Caroline, direct
i from New York,
1000 Bushels Yellow Mealing Corn.
% Bbls Railroad Hour
IS Venice Mills, Double Extra.
IS Geuld's best
IS Ohio Extra.
30 jefferson Mills Genesee Flour.
1000 lbs Zine Feed.
All in fine ORDER and viii be sold at the Ferry at cost
freight and expenses, Dy
81 JOHN GlLPATRlC.
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MILL T. RS
CONDITION POWDERS!
For Horses and Colts.
PRICE. TWENII-E CENTN

PRICE, TJ1EN7I-FU'E CRN7S
The changes Of weather and season, with the chan
ges OF and Of feed have very great effect upon
the blood and snuous fluids Of Horses. At these chan
g.s they require an assistant to nature 10 thr4" OF any
disorder Of the fluids Of the body that may have ecn
imbibed, and which, IL not attended to- viii result IN
the Yellow Water, Ileayes, Worms, Bolts, &c. All oi
which will be prevented Oy giving one 90 tNoof these
Powders. Syringe Fall, aud will at any time cure
where any symptoms Of disease sppear used In time
They purify the blood, remove all Inflammation aud
fever, loosen the skin, clean the water and nigoate
the whole body enabling the animal u do more work
with the same feed.
The action Of these powders IL directly upon the
secreti,e glands, and therefore all diseases arising
from producing lad state of the b,od, speed,
cured BY them. Also colds and sue Of any Kind are
cured by one or two Of these powders II given accord
ing TO directions.
In all cases Of Horse Distsmpsr they should lie Civ.
at the fret symptom TO prevent feyers, and In the
last stage, to carry oil all humors u the blood, aud 10
restore healthy action to the glands Of the throat
We, the subscribers, hereby certify that We have
used MlLLER's CONDITION POWDERS for Horses
and Colts; prepared BY T;C. BUTLER, Druggist. Der
and Colts that out Of condition, that have
ever used. We would recommend them TO Farmers,
Stage Companies, stailemen and Others dealing In OF
keeping Horses and Colts.
They will clean the Worms and Bolts out of the
Horses stomach, and give him good appetite for his
food, and good coat.
They also good Tor the Ieaves, and for Cough,
and they have been highly recommended Tor the cure
Of WORMS AND BOTS lNCOLTs.
They clean the water, lossn the skin, and iNgorste
the whole bdy, enaIling the horse To do more work
VT" TIM1TiT wiSS.-Mr. Butler would say that Mr..
wnn IL the proprietor of the Canada House and stage
Office on staDstsad Plain, and Was for many yrar pro
prietor Of the Derby Line llouse, at Derby Line, w.
where he raised the black colt called the Know Moth
ing, which was cold at $500 at four years old.
ERAsTUs LEE-Mr Lee 10 one Of the mast eAtrn-
sye farmers In Eastern Canada, aud has raised
xhi he haas al
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DIlADo

In Dover, Mar. Sth, Eddie Gray, aged 6 years
and months, child of Mr. q. w. Gray. Mar
8, Loyey W. Elkins, aged 81 years, wife of MIR.
Alonzo Elkins.
In STAFFORD, Feb. &c, Mr.. Williams Hill, aged
IS years and o months.
In Lyman, on the LIST inst, Of congestion oil
the lungs, Joshua u. Lord, aged % years, mo,
days.
In Sanford Corner. March 3, Mr.. John Rick
CT, aged 20 years, = months and 20 days. "Man
that Is born Of woman is Of few days and full OF
trouble"
In South Berwick, of scarlet fever, March 9TH,
Charles Howard, only son Of Doctor Charles L.
teresting boy is deep affection to his friends.
In Somersworth. Feb. %, Catherine, daugh.
ter Of Patrick and Julia Kelly, aged 2 years,
months. Feb. "a, Catherine, daughter Of widow
Margaret Crowley, aged D years, 9 MONTHS
March ], John, son of James and Mary Connel-
", aged years. March 2, Mary, daughter OF
James and Mary Connolly, aged 3years. Mar.
8, John F., son Of Neal and Jane oBTion.
In Berwick, March 3, OF throat distemper,
Anna Cora, only child Of Henry c. and Marilla
NJ. Coffin, aged year, mos.
In South Berwick, Feb. %, Mr.. John Earl,
aged SO years.
In Dover, Feb. 2sth, Caroline Elizabeth,
daughter of Israel Estes, Esq, aged 80 years.
ID inst, Mrs. Margaret X. Foster, aged 90 yrs.
WIDOW OF the late JOuatudu TtO. <<u,
Mr.. Geo. w. Mason, son Of Mr.. Temple, and
Mrs. Elizabeth Mason, aged 20 years.
DIED, in Saco, on the 2Sth Of February, SA-
RAH, wife Of Hon. +. NJ. Hayes, aged % years
and 10 months.
Ii was meet that so gentle spirit should en-
ter into rest on the Sabbath. As the morning
came up from the sea, she fell asleep.
.sBefore the sun in all its state
Illumed the eastern skies,
She passed through glorys morning gate,
And walked i'm Paradise"
SO we "sOrrOw not even as others who have
no hope" Yet we souow-we cannot help it
for the light OF loving eyes is quenehed, the AZ
fectionate greeting is hushed, the friendly grasp
Is no more, our loss is very great But the
Good Shepherd has taken her. He, whom she
loved SO WELL in whom, not seeing, she believed,
''rejoicing with JOY unspeakable and full OF
glory" She was not afraid to die, for her swee,
and simple faith in Jesus, neutralized all tina,
was sad and awful in death. To her, a wasted
sufferer, whose whole life was spirit, whose body
seemed an aching accident fastened TO hei
awhile, only, to contrast and heighten the radi
ant life that cast II off, the grim features OF tho
DESTROYER were TRANSPORTED into the face OF al
angel, so that she could say,
az will take up the hymn to death, and say
To the grim power, The world hath slandered
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And Knocked thee
In sight Of all thy trophies, face to face.
Meet is IL that my voice should utter forth
Thy noble triumphs; will teach the world
To thank thee"
Never was there more eloquent preacher OF
the souls triumph, than her dying bed. Timid,
shrinking. with u home of rare attractions, so
much 70 bind her to this world, her heart yearn-
ed after her Fathers House, and did not fail In
the sharp and bitter struggle with her last enc
my. Her warfare was hard, but how glorious
her victory. The rough winds Of her trial are
overblown forever. With her babes, in that
FATHERS House, she stands with peace in her
heart, with light upon her face, and thanksgiv-
ings on her lips.
That faith in which she lived, which sustained
her through years Of suffering, by which she got
the victory over death and the grave, was no alb
straction, IL was a thing Of life, intelligent,
Christian, even faith in the Son Of God who
loved her aud gave Himselffor her. How much
she will be missed, we dare not even think (; but
one thing we know her influence will long sur
yiye. and her memory will be very precious.
y. n. W.
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Agents Wanted.

I'M YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN ARE
1OO wanted TO travel as agents, which VII receive
er their services, 60 per month"; and sxpenses paid
agent can engage In the busines. for himself up
on capital of from ave 60 twelve dolirs, and make
from three To twelve dollars per day. Dor particulars
address Goddard = Co., Worcester, Mas, and slel0,e
Q postsgv stamp.
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SUFFERERS with Diseases Of the Bladder, kidneys,
Gravel, Dop.y, Weakness, &c., read the advertisement
In another column, headed "HelmLold. Genuine Prep
AratiOu"
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Notice.

TTAyING made Q change In my business, all persons
III indebted 10 me, hereby requested 70 eau and
settle Immediately. ,,,.ov
ST DANIEL TiMsoS'