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DEATHS.

I'm this ci,y sth inst, while ON visit TO her sis
ter, Clara \, daughter OF John and Rebecca Cove
of iimington, aged l6 years. months and 10 days:
During sic Of two years she was never hear'i
o. murmur or complain. Eastern papers please
copy. CO.. -, a., $3.50.
In saco, nth inst, or whoopins Cough, an infant
daughter OF William III. and Frances Z. simpson,
In saeo, 9Th inst, Mr. Joshua Merrill, aged ~
years. ,,,, -. Mi.
wife III Phineas Mcintirc, ESQ, aged 81 years
prom her youth she devout Christian as
n companion Kind and loving, and ehcrlshing
mother, her loss Is lamented by a large circle oil
relatives and friends.
This langulshng head Is at rest.
Its aching and thinking arc GERS
This calm and immoyahle breast
VIII be heaVed by afniction no more.
Con-.
In Alfred, ist inst, Albert waylsnd, son OF Rev
and A. II. Dunbar, aged 10 years and months. lie
lived respected and died lamented. sBlsssed are
the dead that die In the Lord"
In keunebunkport, 18th inst, Mrs Susan r.
smith aged % years, wife OF Mr. owen Smith and
danvht.r OF Mr.. Edmund Currier, Jr.
In Acton, 9Th inst, Mrs. Jerusha farbish, former
ly OF Wells aged ~ years aud months.
In Portsmouth, 9Th inst, hadiey >. Claridgc,
port,mou,h, eth inst. at the residence OF Mr.
Geo. Rogers, Mis- Eleanor spinney, daughter o
the late Timothy Spinney. ESD, OF ElcS
At Ononwa Louisa County, Iowa. on ,ns ~ uI n
of PneumonlA. Isabel r., wife OF Albion Ia Mitcheu
formerly of Alfred Me-, In the sd year VI her ase
Incorrectly inserted March 9th.
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Al Court of Probate held ut Alfred, within and Cor
the county of York. on the first Tuesday In
Aprillln tho year OF our Lord eighteen hundred
and sixty by the Honorable *. Il. Bourne. Judge
ofsaid Courts
ONE ofthe dcvisecs in the last will and testament
" ofWILLIAM BOARDMAN, late OF Ncwmarket
IN the State OF New Ilampshrc, deceased, having
produced q copy Of said Will and OF the prooate
thereof, duly authenticated, -
Ordered, That tho said deviscc give notice to
ali persons interested by causing acopy oithis OF.
der be published three weeks EXCESSIVELY IN INC
Union r Journal, printed nt Diddefori IN said
county The frst publication 20 be thirty days nj
least before the time hereinafter assigned, that
they may appear before the Judge OF SAID Coar.,
al his ofice IN kennebunk 10 said county, on rat
uray the eteenth day or May next at ten OF inc
clock In the forcpoon and shew cause any they
have, why the aid instrument should not Oe ancW
cd In TIL. STATE - the last Will ana testament VI
the said deccased. .,...1..- ..,.--F
ne Attest, Francis Bacon Register.
A true copy, Attest, Francis Bacon LEICESTER
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. ]. DUPOyCGS GOLDEN PILLS
FOR FEMALES.

lnn,lliDlc In correcting Irregularities and rcmov
ing distractions from whatever cause aud always
successful as preventive.
The above named GoLDES Pills have been used
In the Private Practice OF Dr. DuPoNco for over
TuInrY YEARS with unparalleled SUCCESS In al
most every case aw Is only at the earnest sole
it,tion OF THOUSANDS OF LADIES who have
suecessfully used them, that he Is induced tn make
them Public, by appointing agents and advert sing
them in order that ALL who may be suffering irom
the above complaints may find In the above Pills a
Prsu,ntirs Relief and q permanent Cure. Conse-
auentIy. he has appointed an agent In every city
aud town In the Union, where these PILLS may DO
obtained.
Price 81 per Box.
Sold by DR. L. u. STEVENS, druggist Liberty st..
General Igsnt for BiiisfOrd and SacO.
Ladies' by sending him 100 through tho BID
dsford Post Oscs, can have the Pulls sent them
fconfdentiallyD by mail. These Pills are cenHisr-
T,jf,d don't touch them unless you see the sigma
turc OF s. ID. Howe ON every box-all others are
unsafe. OhlO
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Or. bronson having been so far reduced by con
sumption, as to DO considered beyond all hope o
recovery by the most eminent OF the medical pro
fession and also by himselE-a regular physician
OF twenty wears pTactice-as last resort, conceive
ed the idea of analyzing the blood, and applying
the subject of physiology to the more Immediate
connection and effect fthe state Of the blood upon
the health and system. The result has been the
production ofthis "BLUOD FOOD" from the use Of
which Dr. Bronson was restored to perfect health.
within six months after Its introduction, over two
thousand cousumpt iyes were ctiectualy cured by It.
II YOU have any complaints ola consumptiye ten-
dency, Cough, Cold, Head ache, Palpitation ofthe
Heart Loss of Appetite pain In the side lose no
time in procuring n bottle OF the "BLOOD FOOD"
II you are suffering from Nervous Debility. or your
sleep is broken and disturbed, II your Spirits are
Depressed or your OrgaLs relaxed, you will find In
this an unfailing remedy, by commencing with ten
d-ops. lfyour Liver Is torpid or diseased In any
manner whatever one tro bottles will DO sure to
invigorate, and bring II into lively and healthul
action In the most inycterate cases or dyspepsia,
the patient can here find the most efficient and
grateful relief Abene6t Is always experienced AZ
ter taking only one bottle. In Male or Female
Complaints aud Weaknesses, the sufferer. after
trying other remedies In vain, may rest assured,
that certain cure will result from the use OF two
or three bottles, The "BLOOD FOOD" Is cfec-
tual in all cases OF Eruptions, Salt Rheum Scrof-
uIas and other like complaints. Pale and omacia-
ted children and adults are Immediately benefited
by its use. IL gives strength to the body and
color and beauty to the skin. Physicians or oil
schools are using II with wonderful success.
For full directions, see circulars. Price 81 per
bottle.
ii. ii. Hay Wholesale agent for Maine. cop4s
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ia Court OF Probate held ut Alfred, within and
for the county OF York. on tho FIRST Tuesday In
April. In the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and sixty, by the Honorable Il. Il. Bourne,
Judge Of said Court.
IN the petition Of JENNIE v. WIGGlN, praying
that administration Of the estate OF SAMUEL
VIGGLN, late Of Saco. In said county, deceased,
Jay be granted to j. Frank Deerng Of said Saco, or
} some other suitable person,
Ordered, That tho petitioner cite the widow and
ext of kin TO take administration, and give notice
,ereof 10 the heirs OF said deceased and to all
. ,rsOns interested, by causing u copy OF this or
sr To no published In tho Union 4 Journal,
rnted In Biddei0rd, In said county, three weeks
icccssivcly, that they may appear ut Probate
curt TO be held at Biddeord, In said county, on tho
rst Tuesday In May next, ut ten Of the clock In
he forenoon, and shew cause ifany they hayc,why
no prayer of said petition should not DO granted.
l6 Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
true copy, Attest. Francis Bacon, Register.
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At n Court of Probate, hold ut Alfred, within and
for the county of York, on the first Tuesday In
April, In the year of our Lord eighteen hundred
and sixty, by the Hon. L. Il. Bourne Judge Of
said Court II . . 80
WHITING STEVENS. administrator of the cs-
w tate OF ID INIEL HUSSEY, late OF Shaplclgl,
In said county deceased. having presented his irst
account administration oftho estate Of said deceas-
cd, for allowances . .f- .f
ordered. That tho said Whiting Stevens give
notice 10 all persons interested, by causing copy
of this order to be published three weeks success
siycly in the Union 4 Journal, printed mt Bidde-
ford, In said county, that thcy may appear ut
Probate Court to lie held at South Berwick. In said
county. on the first Tuesday In July next, at ten
of the clock In tho forenoon, and shew cause II
any they have, why tho same should not be allow
cd.
is Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
A true copy, Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
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IL 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
aud sixty. by the Honorable E. L. Bourne. Judge
OF said Court:
T YDIA CHICK, administrative OF the estate Of
u DANIEL CHICK, late Of Alfred, In said county.
eceased, having presented her FIRST account Of adj
Illustration Of the estate Of said deceased, for al
owancc
Ordered That the said Lydia Chick, give notice to
II persons interested. by causing n copy Of this
rider TO DO published thee weeks successfully
n tho Union 4 Journal, printed at Diddefori In
said county, that they may appear ut q Probate
Court TO be held ut BddeiOr In said county, the
first Tuesday In May next, ut ten Of the clock In
the forenoon, and shew cause if any they have,
why the same should not he allowed.
I6 Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
A true COPY, Attest Francis bacon. Register.
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At Court OF Probate held ut Alfred, within
and for The county of York. on tho first Tuesday
in April, In the year OF our Lord eighteen hun
dred and sixty, by tho Hon. T. L. Bourne,
Judge or said Courts
NOAH d. LORI, named Executor In n certain
testament of NOAH LORD. late OF Lebanon. in
said county, deceased, having presented the same
for probate.
Ordered That the said executor give notice to
all persons interested, by causing n copy Of this
order to he published In tho Union 4 Journal,
printed ut BiddolOrd, In said county, three weeks
successfully. that they may appear ut n Probate
Court to be held ut ddef0rd In said county, on the
first Tuesday, In May next, mt ten of the clock In
the forenoon, and shew cause " any they have,
why the said instrument should not be proved, mp
proved and allowed rs tho last will and testament
OF the said deceased.
I6 Attest, Francis bacon, Register.
A true copy, Attest. Francis Bacon, Register.
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At Court ofProbatc 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 sixty, by tho Hon. Il. 4. Bourne. Judge
OF said Courts 81. ...H
IN tho petition of BETSEY ADAMS, widow OF
" OLIVER ADAMS, late Of Kennebunkport. In
said county, deceased praying that the adninis-
tratOn Ofthe estate of said deceased may be grant
cd 10 William Y. Moody OF said Kcnnebunkport.
take nistration. and give notice thcrcofto the
heirs of said deceased and TO all persons interested
In said estate. by causing copy ofthis order TO
be published In the Union & Journal, prIntedsin
ly, that they may appear ut Probate Court
To- be held at Biddeord In said county. on tho frst
Tuesday In May next, ut ten OF the clock In
the forenoon and shew cause II any they have,
why the prayer Of said petition should not be
granted.
IG Attest, Francis Bacon, Register
A true copy, Attest Francis Bacon, Register.
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~ Among the many restorativos which nature
has .upplied to relieve the Affections Of humanity.
thar, 4, No more fvorits ono FOR certain class Of
dI.ea.e, than the medicinal gum" OF the Wild
cherry Tree; but however valuable II Is Its power
N hal 10 soothe 10 relieve, and TO cure enhanc-
cd ten fold by scientific and juGicious combination
with other ngredients In themselves pfequal worth
This happy mingling exists In that
Combination and form indeed"
or medicine known as
DR.. wi.sar's Bal.asa Of wild Cherry.
Whose value in curing Coughs, Colds Bronehitis'
whooping Cough, Group, Asthma, Pulmonary AZ
lection. aud lncipient Consumption Is ines'iniaoi'
HOME TESTIMONY.
Rostop. April iS 1854
No As Union ST.
NJ. v vov,, Dcar Sirt-YOur inyalu-
.hie medicirs can truly say. has literally snatch,
cd me from the grave Las, ysy IN sxsrS severe
so,rh ,.,tb violent Pains In the side ana Cnest,
Sscsma .o much reduced. that my friends frankly
to,J ms tbsf must die. At this crisis heard OF
w, ~, , bottle The effect produced was indeed
Sonss,fal. NV physician, one OF the most respect
shls in boston, who had previously told me that a
s.hs, had taken lie examined the Balsam. and
advised me 20 continue the use OF II, since which
time have continued TO improve daily, and tho
few days since, that might yet live Tor many
years. Respectfully, Mahf ho"h'
We can cheerfally testify TO the truth OF the
above statement, Mrs. Rowe having been an In
MARTHA BENNETT.
None genuine unless signed 1. BUTTS, on the
wrapper.
Prepared by s. w. fOwLE & CO., Boston, and for
sale by J.. Sawyer and Augustus Sawyer, Bidde-
ford; Gilman 4 kimball, Saeo; 4. A. Bugion,
York, Joseph Curtis, Wells; Samuel Hanson, BuI-
ton Centrei &. N. Hutchinson, West DuxtoDi CLARK
* Brackett, Llmington; and by dealers every
where. iwl6
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STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND, S. II" vi
Al the Supreme Judicial Court. begun and held ut
Portland, within and for said County OF Cumber.
land, on the third Tuesday OF April, Ammo Domini
1850 ..' ..
ION the foregoing libel, Ordered. That the Ii
RELIANT give notice 10 all persons interested In
.ne PRAYER thereof 20 appear before the Justices OF
ar supreme judicial Court 10 be holden at Alfred.
Tuesday OF May next. sy nuhii.sn. an ,ttested
SopS ~ salu LABEL and this order thereon, three
W a. nsS ss, In The Union and Journal print
s'.hI,. 49,, -, -. Nh County OF York, the last
sitting OF said Court that he may then and there.
In our said Court appear and sher csn.. M .nx n.
have, Why the prayer Of said l.bellant should not
DO granted. '''N'1 NV
Attest, O. q. Cook c,,,x
A true copy Of the Libel and order OF the cour,
thereon,
awi1 Attest, CO. COOK, crrnx.
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To Farmers and Gardeners.

The subscribers offers for sale G0,0O Barrels OF
POUDRETTE. made by the Lodi Manufacturing
Company, in lots To suit Purchasers. This article
Is In the twentieth year Of its introduction into
this country, and has Outlycd Fertilizers OF every
other description for the following reasons
lst IL Is made from the night soil OF the City OF
New York, by the l.. NJ. Co who have capital oil
sIOO0O invested In the business, which Is Mt risk
should they make "a bad article.
ID. For corn and Vegetables 1t Is the cheapest,
neatest and handiest manure In the worlds 10 can
be placed in direct contact with the seed forces and
ripens vegetation two weeks earlier prevents the
cut worm, doubles the crop, and Is without disa
sreeable odor. Three dollars worth or two barrels
Il all sufficient to manure an acre OF corn In the
hill.
PRIcE-I Dbl s2y-2 bbls. $3.50. bbls. 81, and
over bbls 80 per BARREL delivered free OF cart
age, 10 vessels or railroad In New York City.
A pamphlet containing every information, and
certificates from farmers all over the United States
who have used IL from two to seventeen years, VIII
DO sent free to any one applying for the same.
GRIPPING BROTHERS 4 CO,
North River Agricultural Warehouse,
co CORTLAND street,
2ml6 New York.
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TIIALDERG,

The Restorative Is put up In bottles OF three
,i1es win; large, medium and small the small
holds pint and rctails for one dollar per bottle,
The medium holds at least twenty per cent more
In proportion than the SMALL retails for two dollars
nsr bottie the large holds q quart, 10 per cent
more in proportion and retail' for three dollars
per bottle. tt o.
Oh. WOOD & CO., Proprietors ~ broadway,
New York, and IIi Market Street, st. Louis Mo.
Ard sold by all good Druggists and Fancy floods
Dealers. SmoS
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nr,nh,on MarRct--April IL.

brighton MarlSct--April1 H.
At market, 100 Deeves, 100 Stores, 800 Sheep
oODb Swine. 49, ,,,
PRIcEs-Decf Cattle-Extra, IS on hrst quality,
q 51 AZ rs second, So 10 50 OOi third. s. 10
S375.
Working oxen-sSJ, 81, iW Ais.
Mich COws-s3i ~ common, sEdlS
Veal Calyes-sJ Oh, siO0, 800.
Ycarlings-sOOa ~; two years old sH s2'VO'
thres years old s25 az.
IIides-Gc a6I per ID. Calf Skins-io 81 Tic per
Sheep and iambs-sa osa75 extra 50 10 o.
q 9 ~.
Peits-sl q a 81 20 each
retail a &C.
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Notice.

THE session Of the County Commissioners fol
L York County. heretofore held on the Tuesday
next preceding the last Monday Of May, having
been changed by an act # the last Legislature Il
the second Tuesday OF April, the Commissioner:
met upon said second Tuesday Of April, and al
jOurncd said session to Tuesday the eighth day oil
May next, ut Alfred.
Per order. &. ID. LORD, Clerk.
Alfred. April 20, isGo. 3wl7
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O,K GROW. s. C., june cath, 1859.

OAK GROVE. &. c., June cath, 1859.
Prof o. j. Wood, Dear Sir'-Your Hair Restora-
tive Is rayidly ginning popularity In this commu
n,ty. have had occasion to lay prejudice aside,
and give your Hair Restorative perfect testi-
Dnrlpg the year 1851, was so unfortunate rs to
he thrown from my sulky against rock near the
roadside, nom which my head received most TOT,
r,hle blow causing great deal OF irritation, which
communicated TO the brain and external surface OF
the head. from the effects OF which my mar was y
naliy DESTROYED over the entire surface OF the head
From the time first discovered its DROPPING how
ever nm To the time Of Its disappearance, EN-
nioyed everything couldthink OF being profes
sional man myself and, as thought, understand
ing the nature of the disease but was finally defeat
eli i'm every prescription advanced.
These and no other circumstances induced me 70 2
resort 10 your worthy Hair Restorative, which l
have every reason 10 believe, produced very
happy result; two months AFTER the first appllca;
ton, had as beautiful head OF young hair rs L
ever saw for which | owe you my most sincere
thanks. Rest assured, dear sir, shall recommend
your acmedy to all inquircrs, moreover shall use
my influence, which natter myself to say Is not
little.
You can publish this II you think proper
Yours very respectfully,
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has won for itself such rcnown for the cure OF
every variety of Throat and Lung complaint,
,h,, 4, ia entirely unnecessary for us TO recount
Tho evidence of lis virtues, wherever 1t has been
,mploycd. As It has long been IN constant use
,hrp,,,;bont this section, we need not do moro
,han assure the people It's quality Is kept up to
'hs hest IL ever has been, and that 1t may DO 10
lied on 20 do for their relief all Is mas ever been
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You can publish this II you think proper.
Yours, very respectfully.
NJ. ]. WRIGHT. M. ID,
ONCE Of the Jcrcrsonian, philippi, Va,

December 18TH 1853.
Dear Slr,-l feel II my duty rs we'll rs my pleas
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place IA lawyer has been bald ever since his early
youth; so much so, that he was compelled TO wear
wig lie was induced 10 use bottle OF your
.Iair Restorative" which he liked very much; and
amer using some two or three bottles his hair grew
ont quite luxuriantly, and he now has handsome
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and as he Is very well known IN our adjoining coun-
Ties many persons can testify TO the truth of this
statement i, give II 10 you nj the request OF Mr.
Bradford You can sell n great deal OF your Hair
Restorative In this and tho adjoining counties IL
''1 Yours, &C.. STHoMPsoN sURGHNOR.
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Exchange Hotel.
Nos. 312, 314, md $40 Greenwich ST.,
NEW YORK.

ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
This we'll known business House Is located In the
immediate vicinity OF tho Hudson river and Erie
Rail road Dcpots.
The frm of Irish and Dresser Is dissolved, and Mr.
Dresser Is happy to inform his friends and the tray
cling public that he has associated himself with
MIR b. f. Poppc. formerly proprietor OF the Wads-
worth House, In Buffalo. The house has been put
in perfect repair, having been refurnished and i'm.
proved I'm each department.
The change In our restaurant Is greatly improy-
ing room, for Ladies and Gentlemen, AS can he
found in the city, and II will be kept supplied with
the best the market affords.
In connection with the House is o good Barber
Shop and Bath Rooms.
Every attention In oil the departments OF the
House will no stritcly enforced, and no effort will
be spared to make the House agreeable TO all Its
patrons, B POPPLE
l6 IRA DRESSER.
N, D. I should DO pleased to see all my old
friends, when they visit New York. J. DRESSER.
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TIE
ONLY PREPARATION
Having proofs 50 strong aud direct ns q
EXPEL THE DOUBTS
OF ALL,
TIE

For statesmen, judges, editors, physicians OF the
oldest schools we'll M new. give 10 their unquai
eruptIons and diseases OF the scalp aud brains but
ali who have used it, unite, In tcstifying that II
will preserve the hair from being gray, and from
falling to any age, as well rs restore. Head tho
fnlloWinw,-
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Dr. wcodi Dear Sir;-pcrmit me 10 express the
obligations am under for the entire restoration OF
my hair to ITS original color, about the time of my
arrival In the United States II was rapidly bccom
Ing gray, bat upon the application OF your .IIair
Restorative" IL soon recovered its original hue
consider your Restorative rs very wonderful In.
vestion, quite eillcaeious as we'll as agreeable
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A LII Persons indebted to the firm Of Clcaycs
n & Kimball are requested to call immcii.
atcly. or before the 9th of April, ns Il Is noces
sary for us to close up all our outstanding nc
counts. All that Is no. adjusted'by that tine,
will be lcft with an attorney. Don't wait TOR
the second call, for il will be with expense.
~ -- CLEAyHS & KIMBALL.
Bildefor,i. March 10th, 1850. = Owls
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State of Maine.


YORK $50 the Hon Justices OF the Supreme
Judicial Court, now In session Mt Portland In the
County OF Cumberland.
a ESPECTfuLLY represents Mary J. Rdeout
II Z OF Bddeford. In the County Of York and State
y \ OF Maine, that she was married 10 Cyrus T.
VI Rideout Mt Bowdoinham in said State, on the
18th day Of December A. ID. 1854, by one Daniel
Person person duly authorised to solemnire mar
riagss In sd state; that she has always conducted
herself toward her said husband, as faithful, low
ing and chaste wifei that she Is the mother OF one
child by the said Cyrus. whose name Is Nelly En-
mo.cene Rldeout that the said Cyrus has wholly
neglected TO make provision for the support other,
and her said child and entirely disre gardcd his du-
ties towards them for moro than three years last
past, that upon the first day OF July, A. ID. 1850,
the said Cyrus without any proyocatOn or justifa-
BILE cause whatever. loft, and deserted your libel
lant that since that time she has not received from
him any assistance whatever, OF even seen him.
Wherefore she prays that n divorce ffom the bonds
of matrimony now existing between said Mary and
Cyrus may &c decreed. with such other DEGREES as
law and Justice may require, and the said Mary
further prays that the care and custody OF said
Nelly may be decreed TO her, and the said Cyrus
enjoined from assuming any control ever her.
BlddefOrd, april ~, 1860.
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noston Marl<et--April Ii.

boston MarlSet--April LII.
p,oru-Sales Of common brands Western, st
n "a a AZ % , fancy brands at g. 50 s. Si ex-
ira s. s7l 30 -, and superior at 500 as9OO per
shl. Southern Is quiet at s6,I sos for ancyi
az 75aT25 for extras, and 81 j0a ~ for superior
CogS.-Yollow, 81 a Sc per bush white sO7sa
soc.
RYs-sG 90 per bush.