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DEATHS.

Inssso. Aux. iO,h, Dennis L. Mason, aged ca yrs
Sept 7th, Ellea. wife Of Dennis L. Mason, aged D
years =, A., AZ,
In Eiwcod. Kansas, on the l2th Inst, Mr. Able
IL SAyward, fornerly OF Alfred, In this county
a.ed ~ yeara lie was an active, energetic, hiyh'
minded man, and leaves Numerous circle ofreia-
tiOns and friends to mourn his sudden deParturs
from the scene, ofthis life. How we'll he performed
his autes as eltiren durlag his brief residence In
his new home In the oar West, will be seen By the
tribute 10 his memory, Published In The Eisood
Er,, Press the dag amer his decesse.
Mr.. Sasxard vas one Of our Oldest and most re-
,peetsd eititeRs. In the early spring OF lSH. he
ed (reN the East and WAS one % the few al
yenturous and earnest men Who bounded our city.
lie was q member OF the original Town Company,
and on oar organization as city was elected 10 q
seat in the Counei which he occupied for two sue
cessiye terms Ills infseRee and care have done
much 10 promote our prosperity as community,
and his own success has been that which always
attends energetic and perseyering labor.
The disease which proved ntsl was O hronie
a,,enterv Ito had been suffering fOr some time,
hut was confined TO his bed only one week. Our
whole community sympaihiIe With his oereaVsd
kmlly. -,
In New Bedford, 18th inst, ofeonsumptiOu, Mary.
wife OF William H. Davis, aged - years.
Ia saso, Oct, II. Mrs. Ellen T.. vile OF John H.
Townsend, aged 10 years. months.
In south Berwick, sept. ., Mr. siias j. ross
aged N years-
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At a Court Of Probate held ut Alfred. With
In and for the county Of York, ION the trst Tues
day In October, In the year ofour Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty, by tho Hon. L. L. Bourne,
Judge ofsaid Courts
JAMES MCCLELLAN. named Executor In a
will and Testament of NIHIM q. MOULT0N, late
OF Newaeld, In said county, deceased, having pre-,
sented the same for probate'
Ordered, That the said executor give notice 70
all persons interested, by causing acopy oil this
order 10 be published In the Union 4 Journal
printed at Biddeiord, In said county, three weeks
Excessively. that they may appear ut Probate
Court To be held at Bddeford In said county on the
first ednesiay inNoyember next at tenor the clock
In the forenoon. and shew cause II any they nave
why the said instrument should not be proved, ap.
proved and allowed rs the last will and testament
OF the said deceased.
~ Attest Francis bacon, Register.
A true copy. Attest Francis Bacon, Register.
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STATE OF MAINE.

TOXIN, w
~ Court Of CosHty COmmissioHsrs, begun and
Asi a. Ilfred, for ssd uifAiH As CoRnfy 81 l0rk, on
hs second Tuesday Of october, a. ID. is''o.
IN the foregoing petition, II Is considered by the
" Commissioners that the petitioners are respon-
sbe, and that they ought 10 be heard touching the
matter set forth In their petition, and therefore or
der That the petitioner, give notice 10 all persons
and corporations interested, that the County Con-
missiOners will meet Mt the dwellpg'house OF jon
ATTAIN Langdon, In kittery, In SAID county OF Ork,
on Tuesday, the thirteenth day OF November, ~ ~
lsGO at ten O'Clock OF the forenoon when they VIII
proceed Ia view the route set forth In the petition,
and Immediately after such view, at some con'e-
nicnt place In the vicinity, will give hearing 20
the parties and their witnesses. said notice 10 nc
by causing copies OF said petition and this order OF
notice thereon, to be served upon the Town
Clerk Of kittery. In said county OF YORK.
and also by posting up copies OF the
same in three public places In said town, and
publishing the same three weeks successfully In
the Union and Journal, q newspaper printed IN
Bddelord, In said county Of York. the first OF said
publications and each Of the other notices TO nc NJ
least thirty days beiore the time Of said meeting,
that all persons may then and there be present anu
shew cause, II any they have. why the prayer OF
said petition should not be granted.
Attest, C. n. lord, CLERK.
Copy Of the petition and order OF Court thereon.
Attesti 3wi2 c. u. LORD, clerk.
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At Court of Probate held at Alfred, within and
for the county OF York, on the first Tuesday oil
October, In the year Of our Lord eighteen hun
dred and sixty, by the Hon. 4. e. Bourne, Judge
Of said Courts
NATHANIEL q. MARSHALL, administrator OF
" the estate Of THOMAS GOODWIN, late oil
south Berwick, in said county. deceased, having
presented his first account oi NATURALIZATION OF
said deceased, for allowance
Ordered, That the said accountant give notice 10
all persons interested by causing acopy OF
der - n. pubished three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the
Union 4 yosruai, printed at Iliddsford In said
county. that they may appear at q Probate Court
to he held at Biddeford In said county on the hrst
"wednesday in Noyembcrnext, atten OF the clock In
the forenoon, and shew cause, II any they have,
why the same should not be allowed.
a Attest Francis Bacon, Register.
A true copy. Attest Francis bacon, Register.
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FOR SALE.
VALUABLE PROPERTY.
To Farmers, Fishermen, and Hotel Keepers

The subscriber, In consequence OF Ill health. viii
SELL either In parcels or In whole his valuable cs-
tate at the Pool. Fletcher. Neck, In Bddeiorl.
This property embraces the large commodious
house situated on the Neck, occupied by himself as
q Hotel and Summer Resort, with the wharf, store
house and other conveniences for carrying on bus-
ness, adjacent thereto. These stores and wharf are
convenient for carrying on IN extensive nsheiy
business, and being In safe harbor, accessible IN
all seasons regarded one OF the best places IN
Maine for the fishing business. The Hotel Is large,
will accommodate from Is to 100 bcariers, has been
fully repaired and furnished, and will he sold ell
ther with OF without the furniture. This affords
rare opportunity for the purchase Of location al
n popular summer resort, to one desiring TO carry
on the Hotel business.
lie will also sell his farming lands consisting OF
about rs acres Of excellent land lying near 10 nus
hotel and wharf property, hayingby Its prohilnlM
10 tho scaeoast neyer.ailing advantages OF secur-
ing an inexhaustlble supply OF manure at tritins
expense. This property wall be sold at bargain;
terms, apply TO Charles e. Sawyer, saco; Thomas
II. Cole, Biddeford OF tho subscriber on the PRE-
misses. lSAAC DlChfOhD.
BlddefOrd, Oct. 10, 1850. 4lu
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STATE OF MAINE.
COUNTY OF YORK, !
CITY OF BiDDEfORD, !

COUNTY or YORK,
CITY OF BlDDEfOBp,
To Ru. H. HASsoS, CITY M~sAai II B'i4'-
fsrds "REEt'SS'
YOU are hereby required, in the name % Maine,
4 10 notify and warn the Inhabitants Oh the CITY
of Didaeiofd qualified according to law TO vote In
the eleotI1n OF state and County Ohcers, W meet
al their respective Ward Rooms In said Clty va -
Ward one at the School House In school Distrlet
No G, Ward two. at the school House on Sullivan
Street In said ward Ward three, al the school
House on Pool street In said ward Ward Dur AZ
the Engine House on Washington Street Ward
i've. al the Ola Pioneer Hall on Chestnut street
Wsrd SIN at the Engine House No. ?, on Chestnut
street; and Ward seven. At the basement story IN
an. store 81 Col Harrison Lowell, Al the corner OF
Main street aud Hollis Road, at "kingss Corner"
go called, on Tuesday, the sixth dag Of November,
at goelock Ia the forenoon, TO give In their votes
Tor Electors Of President aud Vice Presdsntoi the
United States.
You are aiso required 10 give notice 10 said In
habtaurs that the Aldermen % sid eitg viii be In
open session st the Aldermen's Room, ON the Two
secular dags uext preceding said day OF election,
iron, o'clock In the forenoon 10 ~ o'clock NJ, aud
FROM O'Clock to O'Clock 2. NJ, 10 correct the list
OF voters. And also on the dag Of election IRON y
Co hear and decide on the application % persons
claiming the risht TO vote.
Dated at DiddefOrd, this 18th dag of October, A.
ID. ISSo. JONATHAN TUCK, Mayor.
JACOB X. COLI, "a, 49,,
FRANCIS YORk, Of R,Ii,ts,d.
The fcr.=ging is a true copy Of the Original War
rant ~ me directed.
WILLIAM II. HANSON,
CITY MDslai Of tAs City Of Biddsfsrd.
CITY OF BiddeforJ, Oct. 81, Isca-Parsuant TO tho
above uarraht To me directed, hereby notify and
warn The In said Gig OF BiddefoId quail.
iaeJ as therein expressed. 70 meet at the time and
places aud for the purposes therein mentioned.
WILLIAM n. HANSON.
2va Guy M1sAsi Of Biafefsrt
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MARRIAGES.

I'm mi. eit,. b, Rev. Chas Packard. CHARLEs ID
ILycoLx, ESQ, Of brooklyn. y. ", TO Miss iiES.
RisrrA BrRRr, daughter Of VIM Berry, Esq- u
this city. NJ N s.h.
6eA 10 Mis- sarah Me Donald, both OF this city.
10 This city 18th inst, by Rev. II. II. Abbott, Mr
Charles ID. Dexter. ~ Miss Carrie r. Clark both Oh
In s,eo. lyth ina, ey Rev. II. II. Rice, dr. Az
orsrrs SAWYER, OF this city. TO Niss MARY "A.
BARRowS of SseO.
In saeo, I'd plt, by Rev. Z. d. Nee Edwin SHAW
10 Cathsriue wilcox. both of Canada East.
In ksanobuak, 18th Inst, by Rev. A. AZ. Sylves-
ter. Mr.. SAMUEL L. Robinson, 10 Miss Josephine III.
Day 18th % X. -, =,
len Cart. Daniel Mason, TO Miss Lydia H. Wells.
In Parsonsheld, 18th ult, by Rev. u. W. whitney,
Mr.. q. ". smith, OF Lyman. TO Miss Nettie J. Lou
gee, u PArsonsheld.
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for the county Of York, ON the first Tuesday In
October, in the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty. by the lava. L. L. bourne,
Judge Of said Court
JOANN HOBBS, widow OF EBENEZER T.. HOBBS
d late OF Sanford, In said county. deccased having
presented her petition for her dover In said estate
To he assigned and set out 10 her, and that Com
mi.sioners may be appointed for that purpose
pursuant to law. Also her petition for an allow
ance out Of the personal estate Of said deceased
Ordered That the SAID petitioner give notice to all
persons interested In said estate, by causing copy
ofthis order to be published three weeks
ly In the Union 4 Journal, printed Mt Blddeiord In
said county, that they may appear Mt Probate
Court to be held at DiddefOrd In said county, on the
first Wednesday In November next, at ten OF the
clock In the forenoon, and shcw cause u any they
have, why the same should not he allowed.
~ Attest, Francis Bacon, Register
A true copy, Attest, Francis bacon. Register.
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At Court ofProbate held at Alfred. within and
Tor the county OF York, On tho first Tuesday In
October, in The year OF our Lord eighteen hun
drcd and sixty, by the Hon. h. L. Bourne, Judge
OF said Court;
IN the petition ofWlLLlAM J.PATTEN, admin.
" istrator d. b. n with will annexed, Of the estate
,fSIMUEL UNDERTOOK. Senior, late OF saco,
In said county. deceased, representing that the
personal estate OF said deceased Is not sufficient To
pay the Just debts which he owed Mt the time o.
his death by the sum OF one thousand dollars, ana
praying for a licence 10 sell and convey the whole
of the real estate of said deceased at public Auc-
ton or private sale, because by partial sale
the residue would be greatly injuredi
Ordered. That the petitioner give notice Thereon
10 the heirs OF said deceased and to all persons ~.
terested in said estate, by causing copy OF THIS
order ~ be published In the Union Journal print
ed In BiddelOrd, In said county. three weeks sue.
cessiyely, that they may appear at PROBATE Court
10 he held at Bddcford In said county, on the first
Wednesday In November next, ut ten Of the clock to
said petition shonld not BIO granted.
AZ Attest, Francis bacon Register.
A truo copy, Attest, Francis Bacon Register.
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Female Weaknesses

Menorraxia, Amenorrhea, Luecorrhea, Prolapsis,
HysteriA and In fact all Irregularities that weak
and delicate females are liable Ia, has extended
his reputation rs practitioner Tar beyond that 81
any other man now living. On the present oc-
easlon ne would say 10 those whose course OF ma
ture has ceased Ia act In harmony with the laws Of
nature and has Joined the list Of foes whose only
aim Is 10 crush out by Inches, the health, happi'
mes and life OF the young and beautiful whose
so.iety was the 10y Of all who knew her, that hi.
remedies are sure relief aud will restore the rosy
tint 10 the now blanchcd cheek, whose marble
hue has been brought on by the foul disease she
dares not mention
Any person wishing to consult Dr Bascom, and
who cannot attend In person, VII DC paIueaiasi
To describe infinitely all the symptoms IN theli
letter. and enclose stamp 20 pay return postass
tial, and will receive prompt attention.
Address DIR. 4. Y. DAsC0M,
No. rs, Middle Street.
swD Portland. Me.
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To the Honorable County Commits
sioners for the County Of York.

THE inhabitants ofthe town Of Kittery respect
i fully represent that our roads In this town are
very numerous and impose very heavy purucn
upon us FOR repairs and maintenance We 'neIc'
fore rcmonstrate most earnestly against an In.
crease thereof by making the road recently located
in kittery on the petition OF Stephen Jenkins ana
others.
Aforesaid located on the petition OF stephen Jen-
kins and Others so far rs Il lies In kittery may be
discontinued. =,
And as in duty bound will ever pray in behalf
RPHRAIM OTIS,
Their agent specially appointed
for that purpose.
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Alta Court Of Probate held ut Alfred, within
and for the county Of York. on the nrst Tues
hundred and sixty, by the Hon. L, x. Bourne.
Judge Of said Courts
CLARA A. BENSON. administratiI de bonis non,
u OF the estate oryxNES NJ. BENSON, late OF Far
sonsaeld, in said county, deceased, having pre-
sented her account OF the administration OF the
estate ofsaid deceased. for allowances
ORDERED. That the sAid accountant give
notice 20 all persons interested. by causing copy
OF three weeks successive
ly In the Usio. and Journal, printed ut Bddeford.
In said county. that they may appear 81 Probate
Court 10 be held at Bddei6ri, In said county, on
the first Wednesday In November next at ten Of the
clock In the forenoon. and shew cause, IL any they
have, why the same should not be allowed.
~ Attest Francis bacon, Register.
A true copy, Attest Francis Daoon, Register
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Al m Court of Probate held Mt Alfred, within
and for the county of York, on the first Tuesday
in October In the year Of our Lord, eighteen
hundred and sixty, by the Hon. Il. Il. Bourne
Judge Ofsaid Court,
SALLY II. ROBERTS, widow Of NAHUM R0.
y BERTS iatc OF Alfred. in said county, deceased,
having presented her petition for allowance out oi
the personal estate of said deceased.
Ordered. That the petitioner give notice to all
persons interested, by causing copy OF this order
10 be published three weeks successfully In the
Un,on and Journal. printed at Biddeford, In said
county. that they may appear at q Probate Court,
10 be held at BddcfOrd In said county, on the first
Wednesday In November next at ten OF the clock In
the forenoon, and shew cause, IL any they have
why the same should not be allowed.
~ Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
A true copy, Attest Francis Bacon, Register.
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Iremaln. dear sir, yours,
A. L. RAYMOND.
Aaron. Run. KY Nov. n 1858.

Aarpn,s Run. N.Y., Nov. u tcoS.
rroL o.J Wood Dear sirs-i would certainly 90
uolns You great injustice not 10 make known 10
ue sOrld, The wonderful. as well as the unexPect
eI rrsui, have experienced ffOm using one bottle
o. your Hair Restorative. Atsr using every Kind
OF restoratlNes extant. but without success, and
hnding my head nearly destitute of hair 4 was d.
nally Induced To try bottle of your Hair Restora
tive Now eandor and justice eompel me 10 an
nOunce 10 whoever may read thls that now nos.
ssss q new and beautiful growth OF hair Which, 4
pronounce richer and hand sOner than the arI,in.i
was. will therefore take occasion 10 TeeoninenI
this Invaluable remedy 10 all who may feel the ne
eessity Of H. Respectfully, yours,
Rev. :. ALLEN BROCK.
p s. This testimonial of my appreciation for
your valuable medicine (as you are aware oD is un.
solicited, bat " you think Il worthy place among
the rest insert II you wish II not destroy and say
nothing. Yours. &e-, Rev. 5. A. ID.
The Restorative Is put mp In bottles Of three sizes
win large medium and small the small holds a
pint and rstails for ono dollar per bottle the
aium holds At least twenty per cent more In pro-
portion than the small, retalls for two dollars per
bottle, the large holds quart, 10 per cent more
In proportion. and retAils Tor ~ bottle.
o. Wood a Co. ProprietOrs, tit broadway, New
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sold BY ell god Druggists aud Fancy Goods DIAL
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TIE
ONLY DISCOVERY
Worthy OF may Confidence for
RESTORING
THE BALD AND GREY.

Many, since the great discovery Of Prof Wood
have attempted not only TO Initiate his restorative
but profess to have discovered that would
produce results identicali but they have all come
aud gOne, being carried away by the wonderiul re-
suits u Prof woodi's preparation, and nave eeen
forced To leave the eld to Its resstess sway Read
the following
bath, Me-, April 18th. lS6O
Prof o. J. Wood a Cos Gents, The letter wrote
you In lSs conserving your valuable Hair bestor-
ity and elsewhere has given rise To many enquiries
touching the facts In the The enquiries are,
hrst Is Il fact Of my hsbiatiOn and name, as stat.
therein contained third. does my hair still eontn-
ue h be In good order and Of natural cOori To all
can and do answer invariably yes. My hair Is
even better than In any stage OF my lie Tor Forty
years past more soft, thrifty, and better eolored
the same IL true my whskers, and the only cause
why 10 IL not generally true, that the substance
Is washed on by frequent ablution OF the lace when
II care were used BY wipins the face In close con-
neetion with the whiskers the same result will fol-
low as the hair. 1 have been In the receipt OF q
great number Of letters frOm all parts OF New En-
gland asking II my hair still continues To he good
as there Il 80 much fraud In the manufacture and
sale OF various compounds well a. this, has no
doubt been basely Initiated aud been used not only
without any good effect, but To absolute Injury
haue not uscd any OF your restorative of any nc.
count for some months, and yet my hair Is as good
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send you a lock OF my hair taken OF the past
week 4 received your favor OF two quart bottles
last summer for which am very grateful, l gave
m 10 my ffierds and thereby induced them 10 try
ID. many were skepteal until after trial. aud then
purchased and used II with universal success.
viii an as a favor, that you send mo test by
.hioh can discover fraud In the restorative, sold
by many, A fear. without authority from you. A
pure article will insure success anu believe where
god effects do not fllow, the failure Is caused by
he impure article which curses the inventor Of the
roo.l- I deem Il my duty as heretofore, 10 keep
you apprised OF the continued effect ON my hair
as assure all who enquire OF me Oi my unshaken
opinion Of Its valuable results.
Iremaln. dear cir, yours
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CONCENTRATED LEAvEN,
FoR MAKING
BREAD, TEA CAKES,
All kinds OF Pastry, &C.. SC.
MANUFACTURED NJ
EDWlRD CHiMBERLlN AND COMPANY
PrOprietOrs ofshawmui Chemical Works,
No. 80, INDIA STREET, BOSTON

49, oOt 1870 - &s@S~
CONCENTRATED LEAvEN Is the result OF care
v full chemical research. All Its ingredients are
prepared In the highest state OF purity, AMI com
pounded with a view 10 produce bread OF iai
better quality and In much less time, than by any
other process and the manufacturers sdbmlt u
with entire confidence 10 the Judgement VI us
eliminating hOusekeepers, bakers, &c. &c.
Bread Or all kinds, made by using CONCENrhAtEu
LEAyEN Is lighter, more discstihle anu nutritious
has an arceble natural taste Is less NabIe ~
sour will retain Its moisture longer Than ny ahy
other process and the whole preparation Tor the
oven need not exceed ten minutes. 1870,
IL Is also valuable because II Is not Perishable,
aud may be rendered available In places anu ~
times when yeast Is not within reach, as AT sea.
In all climates. and under all circumstances :.
may be adopted, thus ObNiatins all difheuity "
procuring Yeast or other icrmcnt, when j. Hc,
aueutly Of an inferior quality rendering the bIeau
more or less unwh0lesomc. ~.
IL IL also valuable as regards economy. rs u n4s
been aSceTtalned that saving Is effected IN tue
-four OF not less than 10 per cont. In the com,
mon process much Of the ssccharine OF the hOui
Il lost by being converted into carbOnic aeld gas
OF spirit and the waste Is incurred solely 70 ecu.
crate gas sufficient 10 raise the dough. NY Gslni
CONCENTRATED LEAyES. this waste u avoided, ani
Fermentation as has been stated, destroys a par,
Of the nnur or neal and In consequence barrel ~
flour vel ling 40 lbs. which by the common meth'
oil ordinarily makes about 30 lbs OF bread, gives
by this prOcessN9O lbs, thus efecting the very IN
pOrtAnt saving Of Is D. elm the quantity oin0ur 10y
Conformity To the directions on each package, any
person capable OF ordinary attention may conduct
the process, and the result will invariably DO
highly satisfactory
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CERTIFICATE FROM DIR. HAYES,

al have analysed the Concentrated Leayen man mar,
ufactured by Messrs. Edw. Chamberlin 20; VIII
producing the effect Of yeast In distendins uOugn
and thereby rendering 10 DC for making otead
This article IL skilfally compounded nom per
fectly pure materials which leave nothhg ou, =
yevetable salt, which is essentially = desirable
food I'm the bread. IL raises the dough without
consuming the sugar or any other Pilholpae "a
the -four, perfectly and the same weight OF nou
he obt,lned through the aid Of yeast while Tor
cakes and pastry II Is invaluable, as IL saves al
risk and much time OF the pastry cook.
The experiments made by me eOnhnn the state-
ments ofthe manufacturers, and prove thl. com,
pound worthy OF public approval and extended
use. Respectfully,
A HAYES, Md, STATE Issdysr.
l6 BoYlston 81. Boston. Sept. -, ls0O.