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Murder I'm Whitefield.

A most brutal murder was committed in
Whitefeld. Me-, last week. Mrs. Sarah
Preble, wife Of Jedediah Preble. was brutality
murdered by her husband. She had frequent
ly been obliged to leave him on account OF
his cruelty-and about fortnight since. LETT
again and went TO her daughters in Augusta.
by promise Of better treatment, he pursuaded
her to SO home again. where she arrived on
Tuesday evening OF last week. Afer which,
Preble was not seen out OF the house TIL
Thursday evening. On the afternoon OF that
day, a Mrs. Gould went TO the house and
found il fastened, although she heard profane
talk within. No one came TO the door. how
ever, and she left. Friday morning, Albert
Place called and found the door fast. lie
obtained an entrance and found Preble sitting
a, n table. nearly naked-his shirt saturated
with blood. lie said old Sal, meaning his
wife. had fell out OF bed and hurt her and he
had TO get his own breakfast. While there,
Place heard some faint groans and saw q per-
son on bed in the room.
lie reported what he had seen, when the
neighbors repaired TO the house and found
Mrs. Preble dead, and her body horribly mu-
tilsted. IL appears that he had struck her
with hammer over the right eye and also on
the top OF her head. six OF her ribs on the
right side were sadly broken. Her throat
had unmistakable marks OF his fingers, where
he had choked her.
Two pillow-esses and portion of her dress.
saturated with blood. were found in an out
place in the bottom OF an old trunk. Much
blood was also found on the floor.
The Coroners Jury returned verdict that
the deceased came to her death by wiliul and
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A PROCLAMATION TO THE LADIES.

wAEREAs, II appears that the day OF right, honor,
and integrity are fast fading away, and WHEREAS,
the INSCRIPTIONS and ignorant daily taking adyan-
tage Of the profound and learned, BIZ III KNOWN,
THEREFORE,, to all. whether MAIDS, WIVES, or
WIDOWS. that DIR. CIIEE>EMAN's FEMALE PILLS
are ALONE the certain panae,a for the trouble incident
to female dsorganitation they ALONE correcting All
painful menstrustion, assuaging all palptaions of the
heart disturbed sleep, pain Ia the side, and causing
health and happiness to the whole especially
90 the MARRIED PORTION, as they are certain to
bring on the monthly period with regularity. AND
WHEREAS, these PILLS ale purely vegetable and
free from minerals therefore Tcrftcty harmless In
their operations, and wholly unlike other medicines
thrust upon the public purpnrting to effect the objects
already detailed. THEREFORE, BE 1T Known,
that NOTHING but the said PILLS Of DIR. CHEESE
MAN will accomplish the desired Object, when DlsAP-
POINTMENr has been experienced under the regime
Of OTHER PILLS and the LADIES will cause this
PROCLAMATION 20 spread amongst them, to their
own everlasting benefit always promising that said
PROCLAMATION in one case must be considered
NULL and VOID that - TO say, that THE FILLS
MUST NOT be taken when pny female 10 In an lNIEH.
EsilSo CONDITION, Otherwise MlsGAhhiA'h
will be the inevitable result.
Explicit directions, to be carefully read, accompany
each hoS. Price 81. Sent by mail ON enclosing 81 to
DIR. Cornelius l.. Cheessman, loS I,53l, Post Ohics,
New York City. sold ~ one Druggist in every town
in the United states Given under my hand and seal,
G.. L. GIlEEsEMAN.
II. II. HUTCIIINGs. General Agent for the United
States, les Chambers ST., New York, TO whom all
Wholesale Orders should be addressed.
Diddeford. lyr5a
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Sad Accident.

On Saturday evening. at about o'clock.
while seven workmen were engaged in taking
down very heavy shaft from the hangers,
in No. 2 card room in the Pepperell mills, in
this city, the staging on which they were
standing broke down beneath the weight, and
men. shaft aud planks. all came down with q
crash. Most Of the men managed TO spring
out Of the way Of the sshaft; but three Of
them, Mr. c. w. Holmes, Israel bennett and
Horace Bryant, were hurt The injuries OF
the two first were comparatively slight; but
Mr.. Horace Bryant had his right leg broken
in two places, together with bad cut upon
the foot. The particulars were Us follows !:
The shaft weighed nearly half ton, and was
30 neaI the ceiling that it was necessary to
erect staging in order to reach it. This
staging was composed OF planks placed upon
very heavy pulleys ut one end Of the shaft.
When the full weight Of the shaft and men
began to be felt, the beam or back Of the mid
die horse broke, and the whole came down
together. Each one Of the pulleys struck Mr..
Bryants leg, one just above the knee, max.
ing simple fracture; one just below the
knee. making a compound, comminuted frac-
ture; and the third just below the ankle.
Mr.. Bryant was Immediately taken to his
home, and several physicians were soon In
attendance. Ether was administered and he
slept very quietly until the bones were set
and bandaged. DIR. James Sawyer informs
US that this, Wednesday morning, Mr.. Bryant
Is very comfortable, and is doing much better
than could have been expected. The impress
sion OF many has been that Mr.. Bryant was
struck by the shaft. This Was not the case.
Had il been, he must have been crushed to
death. The men had the shaft on their
shoulders, and it is wonderful that SO many
escap Jed Weekly Gazette.
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LlAlGIlsDo

In this city, March 10th, by Rev. l.. IL
witham, Mr.. Thomas 5. Durham to Miss Ann
l.. Emery, both of this city.
by the same, March 18th, Mr.. George ii. Tay'
lor and Miss Rhoda c. S. Whieher, both Of Al
fred
In this city, 10th inst, by Rev. S. NJ. Gould,
Mr.. Charles Smith, Of Kennebunk, and Miss
Sarah Cole, of Dayton.
In this city, 18th inst. by Rev. w. Bullock.
Mr.. Henry d. Hanscomb, to Emma ID. Wake
field, both Of Biddeiord. BY the same, 22d inst,
Mr.. jeremiah NJ. Chute, to Miss Amanda Nj.
Howe, both Of Biddeford.
In Frankfort, Feb. 2lst., by Rev. Abijah Ken
dali, Amaziah Benson, ESQ.,, formerly Of Bidde-
ford, to Miss Eleanor B. Fernald Of Frankfort.
In Roxbury, Mass, 9th inst, Mr.. WIN. =.
Dunn. TO Miss Laura Pinkham, both Of Buxton.
In Gorham, 18th inst, Mr.. j. |. Stevens, OF
Gorham, to Miss Lizzie w. Chadbourn, OF
Standish.
In Dover, 18th inst, Mr.. Mendell S. Weber
to Miss Mary A. Pike.
In Effngham, 10th inst, Mr. John l.. Rum.
cry Of bingham, y. IL, to Miss Abby III. Hand
Of West Falmouth, Maine.
In Wakefield, Mr.. Zmrie +. Ames OF Par
sonsfeld, Maine, 20 Miss Julia A. FOgg. Mr..
Gideon ID. Sanders Of Efhnsham, to Mrs. Mary
i. Philbrick, of Wakefield.
In Freedom. n. H., Dec. 9th, 1857, Mr..
Ruthyn ". Pike to Miss Roxana Chick, both
of Cornish, Me. Dec. &c, Mr.. Daniel Quint to
Miss Alyira NJ. Linseott, both Of Brownheld,
Ne. Dec. 3lst, Mr.. Samuel p. Marsh to Miss
Sarah L. Clark, both of Baldwin, Me. Jan.
18th, Mr.. Joseph Pendexter to Miss Hannah j.
Cole, both of Cornish, Me. Feb. 1, Mr.. VIM.
Harmon OF Standish, Me-, 20 Miss Louranda j.
Harmon, of Buxton. Me. Feb. 10th, Mr.. Chas.
L, liuntress to Miss Ellen Huntress, both oil
Parsons6eld, Me. Feb. 18th, Mr.. Nathaniel
Meserye to Miss Eliza A. Foss, both Of Free
dom, y. ii.
In Portsmouth. March 18th, Mr.. Wilbur ID.
Wait to Mrs. Emily c. Yeaton, both of Ports
mouth. March 10th, Hon. Samuel Tilton OF
Sanbornton, L. s. Marshal for the District Of
New Hampshire. TO Mrs. Elizabeth G. Haven,
daughter OF the late Hon. Samuel Cushman OF
Portsmouth. March Is. Mr.. Nathaniel Web
Der, Of York, Me-, to Mrs. Eliza Taylor OF Law
renee. Mass.
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At Court Of Probate held at Kennebunk within and for
the County Of York, on the first Tuesday In March,
In the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred and ifty-
eight, by the Honorable Edward L. Bourne, Judge
Of said Court
A BhAIIAM L. CAME, named Executor in a certain
N instrument purportng 10 be the last will and tes
tam, mt, with codeil annexed, Of John Came, late Of
Buxton, In sail county, decreased having presented
the for probate Ordered, That the said eAecu'
tor give notice TO all persons Interested by causing
copy Of this order to be published three weeks sue.
cessvey, Ia the Union aud Eastern Journal, printed
at Bddeior that they may appear at Probate Court to
be held at Alfred in said County, the first Tues
day in april next at ten Of the clock In the forenoon,
and shew cause, IL any they ha,e why the said In.
strumens should not be pro, ed, approved, and allowed
the last will aud testament Of the said deceased
II Attest, francis Bacon, Register.
A true copy. Attest, Francis Bacon. Register.
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At Court Of Probate holden at Kennebunk, within and
for the County Of York, on the int Tuesday In
March, In the year Of cur Lord eighteen hundred
and hfty-eisht, by the lion. Edward T.. Bourne,
Judge OF said Court;
I'M the petition Of sarah L. Mason, Administrative OF
" the estate Of John Mason, I'd, late Of Waterloo
rough, In said County, deceased representing that
the personal estate OF said deceased IL not sufficient
TO pay the just debts which he owed at the time Of his
death by the sum Of thousand dollars, and pray.
Ing for license To sell aud convey much Of the real
estate Of said deceased, may be NECESSARY for the
payment Of said dsbs and incidental charges Order
cd. That the petitioner give notice thereof to the
heirs Of said deceased, and TO all persons interested
In said estate, by causing copy OF this order 10 be
published in the Union and Eastern Journal printed
In Bddrford In said county, three weeks successfully,
that they may appear at Probate Court to be
holden at Alfred, IN said County, on the first Tues-
day In April next, at ten Of the clock In the
forenoon and shew cause, IL any they have, why the
PRAYER Of said petition should not be granted.
II Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
A true copy-Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
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Hair Dye! Hair Dye! Hair Dye!
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye

GREY, RED, OF RUSTY HAIR, dyed instantly to a
beautiful and natural Brown Or Black, without the
least injury 10 Hair OF skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded to VIM. a. Bachelor, since ls5g, and over
$1,000 applications have been made to the hair Of his
patrons Of his famous Dye. Prejudice against Dyeing
the Hair and Whisker UNJUST as II would be against
covering the bald head with wig.
wM. A. BATCIIELOR's HAIR DYE produces q
color not 10 be distinguished from ure, and IL WAR
RANTrD not nure in the least however long 1t may
be continued.
Made, sold, or applied lin my private rocms) at the
Wig factory, 253 broadway. New York.
Sod In all cities and towns Of the United States, By
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Ess- The genuine has the name and address upon
steel plate engraving four sides Of each bottle OF
WILLIAM A. BATIlRLOR,
lyr52 2J3 broadway, y. Y.
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AT Court II Prchst. hrld rt Rennebunk, within ard
for the County Of York, OF the hrt Tns'dsy In
March In the wear Of our LnTd, one thousand eight
hundred ard Any eight. BY the HcroTalle EDWARD L.
Bourne, Judge q said Courts
V,prSCzTI CHAPMAN, Gusrdian ~ Arthur cos n
II. YORK ia saII County, tpsnidhrift, having RE-
,sni,d his third and final account of II
M. .aii ward fnr allowance; Ordered Th,t &c I'D
Oaardi,n give potee n all persons Gsrs,ted b, san,
ing cory q this order 10 " published three weeks
s1~~~.svey In the Union and Eastern Journal Printed
t Biddeiord, In said county. that they MAY srre AZ
PROBATE Court 20 he held al Alfred In s.id COUNTY, On
the hrst 1uc,day In April NEXT 1t ten OF the clock In
the forenoon, and sh.s cause, II any they have Why
the s,nse should MT be allowed.
III Attest, Ianei, bacon, REGISTER.
true copy, Attest, Traneis Bacon, Register
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80 Court q Probate held at Ksnnebunk, within ard
the County II York The first Tuesday IN March,
In the year Of our Lori. one thnusand eight hundred
and hfty-cghi, by the lIonOgaLle Edward L. Doane,
Judge % said Cnurt.
nN the petition Of DiNON EMN0Ns, guardian n
Gsotgs CuTTsr ~ Lyman, In siid County 81 York,
an insane perton, ,prssnng that the goods ehatiss
ard credit. of his said ward.Arc NJ, sufficient 70
ever the jus; deJt., EXPENSES q maintenance and
charges OF GuardiansLip, ~ the sum Of four hundred
dollars, aud praying that lcense may be granted 10
him ss AID COVE, much 81 the real estate Of bis
,ad ward rs may be Necessary 10 satisfy the claim,
Aforesaid afo having presrnted his hrst account Of
Guardianship Of bic sad ward, Tor allowance Order
ed Tia, the petitioner give notice thereof 10 all per-
ions interested IN said estate BY causing copy Of this
order BE- putished Ia the Union ard Eastern Jour
nal printed In Biddefoid IA sad ooun y, for three
weeks successfully, that they may apreaT nj Ioate
Court 10 lie held a Alfred, In said county, on the
ht Tuesday In April neat, AZ ten Of the clock IN the
for,noon sri shew cause, ifany they have, Why VIC
prayer Il aid petition should lat Ls granted, ana
said account allowed. go.
II Attest, rrsneis Bacon, Register.
Atue cory, Attest, frane.s BseOn' ps'si'"'
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BEWARE OF couNTERFEITS.
Ask for llELMBOLD'S -TiEE ny OTHER.
CURES GUARANTEED.

Al Court Of Probate held at Ksnnebunk within and for
the County Of York, on the drst Tuesday In March
uary. In the year II Lord eighteen hundred and
hfty-eght, by the Honorable Edward l.. Bourne,
Judge Of said Court,
On The petition Of Emily A. yarne,, Guardian Of
" Emily 4. Narney, and Clara \. Narn"y, minor,
and children Of Hiram Nainey, late Of Berwick, in
said county, deceased, praying for license 10 cell aud
convey, at public auction or private sale, all the rshS
title and interest Of his said wards In aud o. certain
real estate, situated Ga Berwick, Ia said county snd
the proceeds thereof to put To interest, bi lot Of
land containing fifteen and forty square Iods
more fully described in aid petition Ordered, That
the petitioner give pccce thereof TO all persons inter
ested In said estate by causing copy 81 this order tn
he Published In the Union and Eastern Journal print.
ed In Biddesord,in said county, three weeks success
si,sly that they may appear at PTOb,t, Court TO h.
held at Alfred, In said County, the first Tuesd,y
In April next, at ten 81 the clock In the flrcroJn,
aud shew cause, IL any they have Why the prayer 81
said petition should not be granted.
III Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
A true copy, Attest, frsnols isAeon, R,sli,er.-
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Al Court of Probate held ~ Kennsbunk, within ana
the County Of York, on the first Tuesday in March
In the year of Lord eighteen HUNDRED and hfly
eight, b, the IIonoratle Edward l.. Eolms, judge
of said Court.
ENDwARD L. BOURNE, IN, Executor Il the will
IL Of Nichols Wakefield, late Of kCnbebuLk, In ssd
county, deceased having presented his frat serount
administration OF the estate q said deceased, for al
lowanee. Or'ered That the said executor Civ. note,
TO all persons interested causing copy ord,
10 be putshsd three weeks excessively in the uniOr
and Eastern Journal, PRINTED az Bidd.fid, IN said
county, that they may appear AZ Probate Court q
be held At Alfred In laid County, on Oh. fret Tuesds,
in prl next. at ten Of the clock In the forenoon ard
.h.w cause, II any they have, Why the same Shouts
not be allowed.
II Attest, rrancis Bacon, Register.
A true eop.-Aits.t, francis I,.oon, Register.
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ARRESTED roR FoRGERY.-Pelatiah ii. Foss,
formerly OF Saco, Me-, was arrested this week
in Groveland, charged with forging note
OF $4,000 against James Durgin Of West New
bury, which he disposed OF 10 \. Howe, Esq,
of Haverhill. The note was written by j.
L. Stanyan, Esq, lawyer in Haverhill, who
also witnessed il, in consequence of which he
has been arrested and arraigned before Judge
Taggart and held to answer to the charge in
the sum OF $500. Mr.. Stanyan denies any
knowledge OF the matter, further than that
he was applied to by Foss, then stranger to
him, who protested not to be able to WRITE
Nsic6RuOrt Herald.
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Aa Court Of Probate hsdat Ksnnsbunk within and &c
the County Of York, on the ipt Tu..i,y In Marh,
Ia the year Of our Lord eighteen huudr,d ard fliy
eight, BY the Hon. Ldward l. bourne. Judge q said
Court;
DUTiI D. RICE, mined Exeeutrix in a certain In.
IL strumeut, puIportng TO be the last will ard tee
lament Of Samuel Rice, late Il south Berwick In said
county, deceased, ha,ipg presented the for PRO
bate. Ordered, That the said ESeeu,rx give noties
10 all persous interested, by causing eopy OF tins or
der 10 be pubishsd three weeks sucesssl,ep Va the
Union and Eastern Journal, prbted at DddsfTd, that
they may APPEAR nj Probate Court 90 be held Al Afs
In said county, on the fret TUESDAY IN April neat,
at ten of the sek in the forenoon, and shtw cause
ifany they have Why the sld Instrument should not
be proved, approved, and allowed, the hst will and
tsstamsu; OF the said deceased.
II Attest. lfapcis Bacon, Register.
A true coy, Attsss, fnn<is paeou, Rssist.r.
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~ Court Of Probate. holden at Kennebunk, within
and fJr the County Of York, on the first Tuesday In
March In the year Of our lord. eighteen hundred
and Any isht, by the IIonoTaJle Edward Dourne
Judge Of aid court.
1NLASDERS HATCH, Guardian OF John Parsons, 81
Alfred. In said county, an insane perton, having
presensd HE hrst account OF Guardianship of hls aid
ward fii allowance. Ordered, That the said Guardian
gi,. notice all pers-ns interested By causing copy
q. this order 20 lie published three weeks successfully
In the Union and Eastern Journal printed IN Bddrford
In said county, that they may appear AZ irouate
Court 10 b. holden AZ Alfred, In said county, on the
frat Tuesday Ia ApTlneNt AZ ten OF the clock I'M
forrnoon sii shew " any they have, Why the
sane should not be allowed.
II Attest, Transis Baron, Register.
Atrue copy, Attest. HaHeis Bacon, Reg'nr
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Al Court ofPr,ate held At Kenncb unk within and Ter
the County Il York, on the hrst rucsday IN March,
In the year Of our tord eighteen hundred and my.
eight, by the Honorable Edward l.. Bourne, Judge u
said Court!
ytrOODMAN MILLER, named Executor In a ecr-
w tain instrument puTpIrting 60 y. the last will
and testament VI Anna Prescott, late 81 Acton In said
County, deceased, having presented the same iog
probate Ordered, That the said Executor give notice
to all persons interested, ~ causing copy q thi.
order % h. published three weeks successyey In the
uuon anil Eastern Journal prnted az Blddelbrd. that
they may aUpcAT at irUlat" Court 10 b. held % h-
fred In said County, the first Tuesday IN April next
az ten Of tie clock la tie ioreloOn and show cause, N
any they have, Why the said Instrument should not be
proved approved, and allowed the last will aud tes.
lament II the ,aii deceased.
n Affect, rranel, Bacon, Register.
A true copy, Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
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A Book for the Million.

eg,- Ju,t Published, ~ fEDERHEN & Co, Book
sellers and statonsr, Ma. IL Court street, boston,
Brief Treatise Of - pages on Diseases Of tn. sexual
system u both sexes-thsir syntt~s and treatment
prepared By p sieian Of the "BOston Eclectic Hos
pitai." This work also contains searching exposure
VI the deception and impos'ure paeteed by advertise
ing quaeks with some Of their names and locations
sod by periodical dealers generally. Sent by mall on
the receipt OF three postage stamps. Address Box
lsO2. Bostou Post Office. ly3O
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STATE OF MAIN E.
A PROClAM ALTON
BY THE GOVERNOR,
FoR DAY or
publI. humiliation, Fasting and Prayer.


.srh, psOpls believed in God, and proslansd last.
I'm, toref.thers, emaneipated from the thIal-
A. ~ oh.eryanees, and striving Tor eommun-
ion With the Infinite Being and heavenly fa-
-, In . truly eateholie temper. sought 10 ex-
n,e,. Worship, through the iorms OF Chris
ian Commonwealth. which should recognize
God as the central idea and the wall Oh Zoo As
:, me ,hs criterion Of justice and source OF
,smnoTal and spiritual attainment; and In the
.,.,,i,s. of this ssaiiInent proclaimed" an An
Ks.non.iye TO their religious sense, and hon
o,,ny heir example, and conscious, moreover
that preatlul recollection OF the Divine Cool
mes, /. the first human obligation, do hereby,
with the advice OF the ExseatiSs Council, AP-
noint TuuRspAY, tAs EttssatA day Of AprH asTt.
20 be observed as day vi Puohe Humiliation
Fasting aud Prayer.
A, on this day we repair TO our respective pla-
ees Of worship, In view Of the Infinite Goodness
and our own short eomings, may We do so WIN
a deep sense Of our unwOIthiness, In peh'envve
for our sins, and in sbmissi1n 10 the DIVINE wiz
and while, by aOstinent observance, We ln"I
rupt the ordinary habits OF life, stop the nov VI
bu,in.,. aud pleasure, depreeate the existence
OF present III, aud that which may iai upon Us
ana ouI beloved country, ard suPPieate ior nier-
CIV and forgiveness, may eseh, W s'
DIFFERENTIATION and prayer, attain W ieNVsn'
ton of the intrinsic claims when ia'h ANU W.
~ have upon reason aud conscience,
Nav |. ds,o q contemplation, ~h ither OF VIOLA
ton u ply .ie.l laws Of moral hesss, ana M.n >.
creation, OF the incidents OF home, the anaiIs "
1nblie or pdy.ts life. VI the procedures and con-
duet OF government, and the transaction OF eu,
sine,s. reveal things Ina their true relations, and
$50 , convection Of moral want, Of the need
of T,n.ntauee aud Of Divine Love.
Aud 50 may we learn the puTPort OF the prae,
teal lessons Of human diyersity-the unity OF
hnman,ty-that the same great trials come 10
sIi--,h.t all are the subjects OF the same great
nl.n and learn also To cherish a lively interest,"
h,,m.n n.,ur. I'm all its conditions, feel our
ssl6shne., aud prejudice soiisned, generous
charity towing alike 10 all. and come to DC con %,
,ciou, of the spiritual ties which connect all
"a ~ the Infinite Fatherhood that eneiIeIes ALL
Given at the Council Cham6sr' at Aasasta;;
mi. eighteenth day Of March, in the year oi
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
af,y.eivht, aud Of Independence OF the United
e'A''' '"s s's LOT NJ. MORRILL,.
Moan SMITH Jr., Secretary OF State
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March q, 1858.

A, cou,t Of Probate held At Ksnnelnink, within and
Tor ,hs County Of York. the ht Tuesday In March
In IN. year Of our lord eighteen hundred aud
afty-,i.hi, by the Honorable Edward l.. bourne,
Judge Of said Court;
mouth. a minor, having presented his fourth Ae-
count OF Guardianshp Of his said ward for allow
ordered, That IN. said Guardian give notice to al
persons Interested, By eansns ooPy OF TN. oraer 70
I, p,Ili.hsd three weeks suecessisely, In the Union
and Eastern Journal, printed at Biddeford, In said
County, that they may appear at Probate Court ="
,e he'd at Mired' ~ M 49, ea ~ IN" IT. ns,nosn
and she~ cause, any they have why the same should
not lie allowed.
m : Attest, Francis bacon, Register.
4 true eopy-Aiisst, ii.nsis bss"s, hssisssf.
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Fire IN Scarborough. dwelling house
and barn of Mr.. Edward Thompson were d,-
stroyed by FIRE on Saturday afternoon. One
yoke OF oxen, two horses, and some other
small stock, were consumed. The fire origi-
mated in the barn, in what manner is un-
known.-irgus.