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mistake his cause who hath eyes to see or heart
10 respond TO the dictates OF honor and duty.
This was received with three hearty cheers.
The MECHANIC Arr
The connecting link between labour and com.
merce. -
Hercules II. Chadbourne, Esq, responded to
this at some length in very appropriate and
happy manner.
Volunteer sentiment by s. E. Bryant.
ARUNDEL WIDE AwAxEs.
MAY they always be awake on election day
until this town is redeemed from ESQ cailed)
Democratic rule.
This called forth hearty response from oil
present.
The following volunteer toasts BY Miss D..
Gould were then read and each received by
enthusiastic cheers.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
When weighed in the balance may he not be
found wanting in honest efforts to promote the
true interests Of the Union by judiciously labor
Ing to enforce the principles Of the Constitu-
ton.
TIE REPUBLICAN LADIES OF KEsSEDuSKroRr.
May they never be found wanting in true
devotion to the cause Of Freedom and Human
ity.
The Lady Donors Of Our Flag.
May their memory always be green in the
hearts of the Wide Awakcs.
This was handed in by Mr. L. A. Foss, Of the
Wide Awakes, and called the company to their
feet, who subscribed to It in three deafening
hurrahs.
Amid general hilarity, spicy speeches, cheers
for Lincoln and Hamlin, Constitution and
Union, &C., &C., the meeting closed after
which the company formed and escorted the
speakers to the residence Of DR.. Kimball, where
they parted with hearty cheers and res
ponses. 1.-THE general huttor among those who
are destined to become 'rara arts IN terra be
any indication, our shots have taken effect.
Your Friend,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
European advices are to the 18th inst.
The English news Is unimportant.

European advices are to the 18th inst.
The English news Is unimportant.
Italy matters most engross public attention.
The cannonading Of Capua commenced on
the 9TH, and the Garibaldians had gained fresh
positions, and hostilities were suspended for
twenty-four hours To bury the dead. II recon-
menced on the 10th, and continued through the
18th.
A decree Is issued for vote by the sicilians,
ON the 2lst by universal suffrage as to the
union Of Italy under Victor Emmanuel.
The Sandman Chamber Of Deputies adopted
the order OF the day by rendering homage to
Garibaldi. Il also approved the project Of
annexation, by q vote 100 to %.
Cayour made speech previous to the vote.
defining his policy. lie urgei for union, and
said he desired Rome to be the capital OF Italy,
anil uttered q menace against Venitia.
The Garibaldisns have taken the South Bast-
ion at Capua, the royalists were retiring to-
wards Gaeta.
The Press says oil the Great Powers except
England, notified the Cabinet at Turin that
they shall not recognize the blockade ut Gaeta:
Victor Emmanuel has set out for Naples, anu
has issued a manifesto to southern Italy lie
WAS expected to enter Naples on the 18th.
Maziini, II Is stated, has refused to leave Ma
piles, rs ordered by Garihaldi.
The Austrians were reinforcing their forces
on the Venetian shore.
Russia and Prussia, through their Ambassa-
doris have protested against Sandman invasion
Of the Kingdom Of Naples.
From Asia.
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The Wide Awakes Of our city are reminded OF
their next Torch Light Procession which Is to
come of this friday evening-and that on
Monday evening there will be the last Torch
Light Procession before the election. Letevery
Wide Awake be ON hand, and let the motto OF
all republicans on election day be up uuaids
and at them" Let us give the broken and
flying cohorts of tyranny and Pro Slavery DEM
ocracy n Waterloo defeat.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-11-02

.. For q choice dressing for the hair, nothing
equals Mrs. Wilson's Hair Regeneration. IL will give
the utmost satisfaction. II heals all eruptions Of
the head and causes the hair 10 grow luxurisntly.
IL Is invaluable 10 those who are bald as repro
Queer OF the hair II will cure headache as sure
applied.
Mrs Wilson also compounds from pure Cocoa.nut
Oil, n most valuable Hair Dressing, which accom-
panies the Regeneration. This oil they Import from
Southern Asia aud there Is no offensive odOr 10 IT,
hut il has perfume which rivals the best ofLublns
perfume. See advertisement In another column.
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TT A son of Mr.. VIM. II. Kenney, Of West
brook, aged three years. was yesterday 50 seri-
ously burned that he died. lis mother len
him up stairs asleep, when hearing him scream,
she ran to him and found that he had set his
clothes on FIRE by matches. She threw woollen
clothes about him, but he was 50 seriously
burned that he lived only about two hours.
Ills mother was also badly burned in her Efforts
10 save him.-POrtidRd .ffr.
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y There was heavy shower OF rain and
hail in this vicinity last Friday afternoon
Sufficient hail fell in places near South Berwick
Junction as to remain under the fences about
oil day Saturday before melting.
In this city there was thunder and lightning.
The house off, Thornton, on Cross street Saco,
was struck and somcwlia, damaged. No per-
son was hurt.
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A acknowledgements SuCCEss-Tho Importance
of An extensive and liberal system OF advertising
was perhaps never more fully proved than by the
success which has attended shaw 4 Clark Of Blddc-
ford Me- in advertising their Their
In nearly every paper In the United States, Is IA
miliar To every one by means Of this little adyer.
tisement they have not only been enabled To- sell
half million Of their great curiosity, but have
cleared over s3OOO by tho operation, besides Civ
Ing lucrative employment 10 hundreds OF Agents
all over the country. This shows what advertising
vii da
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LINCOLN GUARDS. This fine body OF Wide
Awakcs have elected s. ID. IIimilton Captain, In
place Of John Bean, who has removed from our
city. The Guards were ont on Wednesday
with drum corps Of eight drums, and made q
fine appearance. The "drummers" did their
work we'll. aud every body was pleased with
the appearance of the Guards.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-11-02

g-Thc voters in tho Fifth Congressional
District Cyashburn's will vote on Tuesday
for candidate for Congress to supply tho
vacancy which will exist after Jan. l, 1861,
Mr.. washburn having resigned to take effect
on that day. The selection of candidate
has been made from the Somerset part of the
.l;str;,t
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From Asia.

The allied troops reached Pelho Aug. l., and
are established Mt Pelitang. They found the
northern and southern forts evacuated.
An attack was made on the Tartar Camp on
the 18th, when the Chinese fed In disorder.
AT the time Of the departure Of the
mail, the allies were opposite the Takn Forts.
The Chinese were preparing to make strung
resistance.
The Rebels attacked Shanghee on the 18th,
but were repulsed.
All trade stopped.
There had been mutiny ut Samarang In
which persons were killed. 30 Of the mutt
neers had been hung.
A similar rising Java, had been discovered.
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The New York Herald, which has been con-
stantly urging fusion in New York to carry
that State against Lincoln, now Acknowledges
the effort to be hopeless. 1t says:
The day for the redemption ofNew York has
gone by. She will vote for Lincoln, and II by
a majority equal TO the population OF Kansas,
Il will not surprise US. There Is no genuine fu-
sion between the,Breckinridge and.Douglas fac
tons The breach has widencd between them
since these late elections.
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Sold by A. Sawyer. Biddeiord. iwii

~ We invite special attention 10 the advertise.
ment OF Prof Woods Resforatius Cordial aud Hood
RenoratOr, In another column. For weakness aud
general debility there Is nothing like IL 10 will
strengthen exbilarate create an appetite at once.
regulate the bilious system. aid digestion, and In
short restore the weakened organs Ia all their org
inal vigor and strength. 30 valuable Tonic Cor
dial should be In the hands OF every Invalid and In
every family. Reader, try It, lwi5
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-11-02

y Six ofthe American Senator's who served
with, Erastus Brooks in the New York Senate,
have declared for Lincoln. This, We believe,
includes oil the Americans in the Senate at
that time.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-11-02

Crr HALL.-Ii is expected that the new City
Hall will be completed during the coming week.
II finished In season the Odd Fellows will. on
Wednesday evening. dedicate the Hall. hold q
Festival, and have general glorious good time.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
He'll and Everett.

Any Of the old Wings Of Blddcford to whom II
would he agreeable to vote on Tuesday next for two
Of the honored names Of their party, can be sup
piled with ballots on application to
Oct 3Oth 1900 IL. ~ CHAPMAN.
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lFMsj. A. NJ. Hancock, who was Fillmore
Elector In Kentucky in 1856, has taken the
stump in Indiana for Lincoln and HAmlin. lie
is very able man.
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DR.. @. II. Shsie., Eclectic Phy.Iciss.
Slves particular attention 90 diseases of the gsss
urinary organs, and special diseases Of women See
advertisement In another column. iyrSl
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BROyCuITlS ASTHMA.

Catarrh. and all Chrunle Diseases OF the Throat
and Lungs successfully treated by INDICATED
INHALATION, and other Remedies by
Q. M . r g e, M. d.,
Physician for Diseases OF the Lungs,
100 Congress street, Portland, Me.
DR.. Mcrse will DO at the Saco Iiousc, sseo. tho
first Friday In each month, until further notice.
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II Advertisers are particularly request
eli 10 hand In their advertisements as early In the
week as possible. In order To secure their inser-
tion thcy must be received by Wednesdaynoon.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-11-02

- Rev, Edmund worth OF Kennebunk,
Me-, raised from one hill this season two
squAshes, one weighing iot and the other los
pounds.
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STATE OF MAINE.

Executive DEPARTMENT.,
Augusta. Oct y, lS6o.
An adjourned session of the Executive Council
will he held at the Council Chamber. In Augusta,
on THURSDAY the hfteenth day OF November next
3wI5 Attssti NOAH SMITH, soc'y OF State.
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FOR PRESIDENT.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
OF ILLINOIS.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
HANNIBAL HAMLlN,
OF MAINE.

For Electors Of President and Vice President.
AT LARsE...wILLiAM WILLIS, OF Portland:
ABNER COBuRN, OF Bloomfield.
fiRsr Drsr..LOuIS o. CowAN, Of Biddeford.
sEcoxD {" ...-DANlEL llOWtS.
THIRp MN McGlLvERY.
FOuRTu MN. ~. REED. OF Bath
FITru ..GEo. W. PICKERING.
SIxIH ANDREW PETERS. Of Ellsworth.
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Arc You Insured ?

The subscriber. ha,lngb been appointed an Agent
Tor several OF The best Insurance Companies ~ tho
Stores, Merchandise. &c. And also Marine risks on
Vessels, Preights and Cargoes ,on terms consistent
with solvency and fair profit.
iyras CHAs. FRED TowLE.
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CERTIFICATE FROM DIR. HAYES.
Ss'aysr 20 hs STATE Of sfss'aeAn',ffs.

hsdy0 '" Ht sTdfT " "sF1'""F'fN'
- have analy ned the Concentrated feayeu man
ufaeturcd By Mcssrs. Eiw. Chambcrlin a Co, with
reference " IL purity and efficiency Of action In
producing the ,iIset Of yeast Ia disiendlng dough
and thereby rendering II DC for making bread.
THIS article IL skilfuliy compounded. from per-
fectiy pure materials which leave nothing bal a
food In the bread. II raises the dough without
consuming the sugar or any other prindPle In
the nqur. perfectly and the sane weight OF nour
will produce more sweet, palatable bread uan can
be obt,ined through the aid Of yeast while for
cakes aud pastry IL IL invaluable, as IL saves all
risk, and much time ef the pastry cook.
The experiments made by me copfirm the state
ments Of the manufacturers. aDd prove this CON.
pound worthy Of psblis approval and extended
use. Respectfully,
A HAYES. ND.. Stat, A,'syu.
tS, Boylston 81, Boston. sept. ~, l5Su
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HOW TO USE 1T.

We append few recipes but u may be used with
ffuit puddlDgs and other pastry.
DREAkfAsr AND TIA RoiL.s-Tso of thrss yea.
spoonfuls OF Leayen tsec0IGins TO The quality OF
the fiourJ 10 one quart " foar, ml thoroughly by
passng two or three times through sievei rub In
q piece Of butter Of half the size Of nm egg. and
make the paste with cold milk or water, tlnilk is
preferable) barely stiG enough 10 permit rolling
out Much knsadng should be avoided. Cut Into
desired fbrm, and place Immediately In hot oven
and bake quickly:
and -four sftcd together rs above, omit the butter
and make the paste stiff enough 10 knead Into y
loaf and bake Immediately In slou oren.
GRAHAM BREAp.-Thrse isaspooaf.ls q Leaysn
20 one quart Of wheat meal. slfted together, add
one gill Of molasscs aud two eggs make the paste
thin with milk, and bake In y slow oven.
BRowS BREAD-Thrce teaspoonfuis OF Learen "
pint or -four. and pint ofeorn meal. all vel
sif,ed together, add two egg and about gu OF
molasses, make The paste thin with milk anu 'AAo
slowly. ,r..o
make one quart Of batter, add ono esg: then three
tcaspconfuls Of Leayeni beat toa 10th, AND COOK
f DuspiIsos--sin together one qaart Of -four and
two teaspoonfels Of Leaven, rub IN piece OF ouuer
half as large A. ar egg mix Win mix VI "a'ef'
and boil ten minutes
CHAsbKn srRgsr CAkG-sit together two largo
cups Of nour and Two te.spoonfals OF Les.es. Pus
i'm halfa Gun Of butter and o cup and half OF suen
mix with cold water or milk 20 stin ba,ief' sa'
spice 70 suit the tate, and bake Immsdiatel; -,,,.
CIScIssArI spossE CAkE.-Tvo cups OF ~
,urar beaten with the yolks ofdx egg.I,t..e sns
on III egrs beaten 10 ifoth, then bee. ~
add three cup. % ssd Hour one Guy vi,h two tea.
spoonfals of essence oflefao"' M" fsA
oven. ..-.,,.r ooe mart M aauy and
D. snooafsis Of Leaven, rub In one tcacupfai
" ,,,sss, sdd cup and half Of white sugar, and
.ass 10 ,uIt ths tAste mix sti enough " roll out
~ RLsrrsos CAkx.-One quart OF hour and three
traspoonfuls OF ISeayen sifted together, odd cup
Of butter one pound OF curantz, two cups Of white
sussr. aud one teaspoonful OF elnnauloni mix with
cold milk 10 stih batter. and bake In slow
ovet
CoaS CAKK-One pint each ofnour and Indian
meal and three tcasIconfnls VI i~aven. well sinea
mlx with milk and bake In . slow oven
Cur CAKE.-FiVs cups VI noar and three tssspoon
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Gseuniion &yonrn'l.

Biddoford, Mo-, November 2, 1880.
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Torch Light Demonstration.

NOAH SMITH. Secretary ofstato
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS

rleetion. Nov. O. go.
The Placer herald., 1860-11-24
SAN FRANCISCO.

relieved of all external disease suppose them
selves cured but after few months ma they
are tronbled with various symptoms which they
never had before, and which they find it imposs
BILE to relieve To all who are afflicted in this way
DR.. Young would particularly recommend a trial
of his skill. The symptoms with which you are
troubled are caused by taints in the blood,
which sooner or later will destroy health and
happiness. No person who has ever had an IN at
tack of any private complaint, should fail to
consult Dr.. Young and take few bottles of his
invaluable purifying medicine, as they can rest
assured that their blood is in a perfectly pure
and healthy condition, and that every trace OF
disease is removed from the system.
Recent cases cured in from two to i've days,
without change of diet or hindrance from Lusl-
ness or no fee. DIR. ). Z. 1OUNG.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
coNSTAaLE's SALE.

DY virtue of an execution. to me directed and
ID delivered on the 14th day of Nov. 1860.
Issued out OF w. G. Rich's court Justice OF the
Peace in and for Township No, Z, county OF Pl'-
Ger aud State of Cali ornia, on Il judgmeit It rem
dered in said court on the 10th day OF November,
a. d. 1860 in favor of the Vigilance Co.. com
posed OF r. E. Rorch John Mulligan ct al ana
against the Gilbert Co.. composed OF VIM. Bennett
VIM. 1resur, VIM Sparks. Henry Boyden ct al,
for the sum of Ninety-One Dollars damages. and
Fifty Seven Dollars ard Twenty-Five Cents cost
of suit | have levied on and will expose to public
sale to the highest bidder for cash, at the town
of Monona Flat,
On Monday, December and, \. ID. 1860,
at the hour of 10 o'clock, m, all the right. title,
interest and claim which the said Gilbert Com,
pany bad the 10Th day of November. q. d. 1860
in and to the following described property: a
certain set or parcel of Mining Claims or mining
ground situated at Roach Hill. Township No. T.
and known us the Gilbert Mining Ground. all the
right, title. interest and claim of the said Com
pany in and to the Tunnel running into said
claims, also the light. title. interest and claim OF
the sad Gilbert Company in and to that portion
of the bed of Indian Canon used by them in work
ing said claims; also the interest in two Dirt Cars
and House used by them a Blacksmith shop
together with all singular rights privileges and
appurtenanccs to the said property belonging
all Of which named and described property shall
sell as aforesaid. or so much thereof may be
sufficient to satisfy the above jud gmeni together
with the costs due and to become due thereon.
L. B. PRIEST. Constable No. I.
Iowa Hill Nov l5 '60-3W
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CERTIFICATE.

Toluntary Certificate from Don Pedros bar.
Being desrous Of bcncfting my fellow man as
much as possible induces me to come before the
public and certify TO the following facts: In Ju-
ly last. | called upon DR.. j. G. Young. for medi
cal advice. was then laborlng under dizziness
in my head, a very tedious pain in my back ana
hips. weakness in my legs and arms, loss of mem
ory. sore eyes. palpitaton Of the heart, extreme
nervousness and general debility; was so bad
that was compelled to suspend business Al
ter a careful examination Of my case, Dr. Dung
pronounced the case curable. and | commenced
taking the medicine he prescribed. and the result
is thai am now perfectly well to all appearances,
although not so strong as could wish. yet am
constantly gaining, and can do az good day $
work as any OF the men in my locality. The
reason Tor publishing the above is to counteract
that widespread n cally cmpilcsm which is
stalking with such destruction throughout this
otherwise blessed country.
B. T. MANNING, Residence Don Pedro's Bar
REMEMBER That Dr. J. Itunss Office. for
the treatment of Private diseases. is at 2l0 Clay
street opposite the upper corner OF the Plaza.
REWEMBER-That Or. oung wants no patIent
but those fully capable of approaching and dis
tingtishing the services of regular. thorough
bred physician, from the patry unlearAed ana
tri1ing qnack
RGMMMBEB THAT Dr. Young is the only rcgu-
lar-bred physician advertising 10 cure diseases OF
imprudencc.
RHNEMBbR-Dr. Young's remedies and treat
mnnt are entirely unknown to all others. Pre-
pared from life spent in the hospitals of Europe
and the first i'll this country from pure chemicals
imported
r tNnNBEn-That Dr.. J. c. Young gives every
attention to diseases peculiar to females.
Office, 2l0 Clay street, opposite the upper cor
If the Plaza.
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METROPOLITAN HOIEL'
(LATE RAssETTE HOUSE, orc
SOUTHWEST COR. BUSH SANoo'nD
.Ayy FRANCISCO.

vENHIS popular and well established IL tJu the puD
Il continues to enjoy the patrohasost respect
lie, for which the propretors beg "oIe "'lsdcmeuts
fully to return their grateful hchu,;tv TO o.
and avail themselves of this oppor'uu"hs hs spsred
sure their patrons that no eilert sna1i ,onutaton
on their part to maintain the enVl"p'e, .nsa
Of the Metropolitan as first class ba rd6nsbed
The Metropolitan is fire proof anu A"'N
throughout. 80. uotel and has
the most spacious halls and sne p1s' D'o;6c coss.
ventilated rooms of and upon the .ha business
The Metropolitan is situated III stsd '4 between
part of the city, and is centrally steamerp.
the landings Of the Ocean and N.Y., FINISHED suites
The Me ropoltan has elegantly lnam ans attached
Of rooms. with one or more bedloou .o tho wants
to nnrlors. and admirably adap'eu '''
of families. o,n has twenty
The Metropolitan Dning-roonl, 1SI feends csl
scDnrate tables. where families anu anu
enioy at meals the social quiet OF ons nom and WELL
For general cleanliness, luxurious Oe,vauts, ths
cooked food, sttentiveand orderly
Metropolitan has no superior; nth Collins
The Metropolitan is furnished .ad VIA
Co. Is luxurious and justly ceebra'eu
premium spring Matras'e''
which ;nsnre the most refreshing sleep 10 Al
The metropolitan Coach W.T.! If Steamers steamers. to
the Landing upon the arriV"'
carry passengers to the Hotei. at tbr Ne',''
Last, but not least, the cbHrS' adopted 70 'n'
poltan will be moderate: ate:mI1uNC ml'" K TODD,
state of the times. ARMSlhoN" proprietora
March 18th, 1860.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL OEFICE.

Ii uNDREDS of those who have contracted dis
Ill ease are disappointed of Il cure by not call
ing on DR.. Young at first. He will forfeit any
sum II he fails to cure any disease that NAV
come under bis care, no matter how long stand
ing or affecting. such rs ulcers, tumors. nodes
bunches, pimples on the face and body. pains
IN the bones and loins, wakefulness trembling,
cotpper-colored sores. wasting of the bones ema-
clatlon loss OF appetite. strength and ncsh sores
IN the nose and ears, loss Of hair, weak eyes,
itching humors, &c. Many persons after being
The Placer herald., 1860-11-24
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ! CO

COUNTY OF PLACER.
On this 18th day Of November, a. d. 1850 be-
fore me, John Bosqut, Justice OF the Peace in
and for Township No. 2, Placer county. person.
ally appeared. Ester Barton wifi" of John liarton.
personally known to me TO lie the individual de
scrhed in. and who executed the above declra-
ton as party thereto. and that said Ester Bar
ton. wife OF the said John Barton. having been by
me first acquainted with the contents OF said in
strument. acknowledged to me on an examination
apart from, aud without the hearing OF her said
husband and that she does not wish 10 retract the
execution OF the same
In witness whereof have hereunto SET my hand
and affixed my name JOHN BOSQUlT
nov l7-3w* Justice OF the Peace. Tp No. ,