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e. YORK COUNTY ,FIyE-OENTs
- Il SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
n. xt noonu,v n.asiJant tharanf

AT Court of Probate holden Mt Saco, within
and Tor the County Of York, on the first Tuesday
hundred and sixty-iour. by the Hon. Il. bourne
Judge Of said Court, ~ - =,
an the petition OF CHARLES Pinkham, interested
" i'm the, estate Of Charles III. Pinkhain, iate q
ministration Of the estate of said deceased may be
granted 10 Increase &. Khnball. OF sanford In said
county,
Ordered, That tho petitioner cite the widow and
next OF Kin 20 take administration, aud Give notice
thereof 10 the heirs Of said deceased, and to all
persons interested tn said estate by causing acopy
or this order 10 be published In the USion Jon. .
nal, printed In Biddeford, In said county. three
weeks successfully, that they may appear NJ
Probate Court 20 be holden at Alfred, in said
county, on the first Tuesday In June next ~
ten OF the clock In tho forenoon, aud shew cause,
II anv they have, why the prayer or said petition
should not be granted.
eg Attest George II. Knowlton, Register.
attoat Ceorvs n Knowlton. Revister.s
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s. T.--l860.--X.

Persons Of sedcntary habits troubled with weak
ness lassitude, palpitaton Of tho heart lack OF ap
petite, distress after eating, torpid liver, oonstpa
,tion &C., deserve 10 suffer IL they will not try the
celebrated S. L.. mil.
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Braudrcth's Pills.
Brandreth's Universal Salvc and Allcocki
ia |... Porous Plasters. fH.' ~

Every man Of the Fire zouav,s had a box OF Bran.
drsth's Pils q box Of Usirsrsai Sabre, and an Az.
cocks Porous Plaster put In his knapsack free OF
eSpence. And 30 this fact may be attributed the
absence of any OF this regiment from the hospital.
Every soiiisr should have . boz az BrAndreth's
Fills box or Salve and piece OF Porous Plaster.
They are sure To he useful often life saving.
Sold by Dr. DRYDEN SMITH, Biddeford, and
by all respectable dealers In medicines. Iml9
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

NOTICE Is hereby given that Andrew j. Ham oil
y Biddeford, in tho County Of York and State Of
Maine, by his mortgage deed bearing date April
Savings Institution, q corporation under tho laws
OF this State and having an established place OF
business at said DiddefoTd In Zoe and In mortgage
certain lot OF land In said Blddeford, and bound.
ed as follows, beginning at the westerly corner OF
land sold TO George w. kimball being. Mt o point
ON Prospect street twelve rods south vest from
Granite street. thonce by land OF SAID
Kimbal and by land OF said grnntOr eeyen rods, to
n continuation OF Foss street, thence by said Foss
street southwestcrly rods thence ut rightanSlcs
nOrthwesterly eleven rods, be the same more or
nv said Prospect street six rods, to the point OF
bsginnlng-sad mortgage deed being recorded In
the York County Registry OF Deeds in Book 26s,
psge ISL TO which reference may DO hsd. Ana
that the condition OF said mortgage deed has been
broken, by reason whereof the said York County
Five Cents Savings Institution claims foreclo-
sure OF said mortgage.
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DIR. TOBIAS -
VENETIAN HORSE IMMINENT,

Has given universal .st.se.ion during tbs four;
teen year, II has been introduced into ths United
osa.is The nall, destroyer OF the world. Pain
s,.nn"s lie where this linlmsnt Il applied if used
.s directed il cannot and never has failed In nm
.Is instance. For coughs, colds and innusnxa II
above, besdes being useful In svory family ioy sud-
dam accidents, such ~ burns cuts, scalds, insect
dinrs 40. 10 Is perfectly innocent 70 take Inter-
naiiy. and can be given to the oldest person or
youngest child. ,s.,..s
Price - and 50 cents bottle. Sold by all drug.
gists. once, sc Cortlandt st., New York. iml9
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'fu' 0V Attest. George II. Knoul.ou, Register.

At n Court OF Probate holden at Saco. within
end for tho county York. on the first Tuesday
In May, In tho year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty.four, by the Hon. E.E.Bourne,
Judge of said Courti Iy..l-. rI -. -,
GEORGE PARCHBR. Guardian OF George W.
II Merrill, minor and child Of Edward Merrill,
late Of Saco. In said county, deceased. having
presented his first account OF guardianship OF his
said ward for allowance; 3 III j 80.
ordered, That the said accountant give no
tlce 10 all persons interested. by causing o
copy OF this order to DO published in tho Union r
Journal printed In Biddeord In said county, throe
Probate Court to be holden ut Alfred, In said
county, on tho first Tuesday In June next. at
ten OF the clock In the forenoon. and shew cause,
any they have, why the Same should not DO al
l. IL, Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
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=, egc3O Days from Date D {

ALL persons indebted TO tho late firm Of CHAD
y B0CRNE& DAY, arc hereby notified that 30
sous will no LEFT with IN attorney for collection.
The accounts may be liquidated by calling upon
J. Chadbourne, ut the old stand, or by n y. Day.
II Is hoped that all demands against US will be
presented before the FIRST OF June. . 'Ll. .IF
: .TI'' ~ III ~ CIIADBOUNE & DAY.
Biddeford, May IL, 1864. 4w'20
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At u Court OF Probate held at Saco. within
and for the county OF York, on tho hrst tues
day In May. In the year Of our Lord elsht
cen hundred and sixty.fOur,b by the Hon. L. Z
Bourne. Judge ofsaid Court:
IN the petition OF Mary Il, Hayes, Guardian OF
" Fanny Hayes of limerick, In said county, an
insane pers,p, representing that the goods; chat,
tells and credits OF her said ward are not sufficient
70 answsr the Just debts, expenses OF maintenance
and charges Of Uusrdlanshfp, by the snm OF ono
hundred aud any dollary, and praying that license
may be granted TO her 10 sell and convey so much
OF the rUaf estate or her said ward may be neces
sary 10 satisfy the claims Aforesaid.
Ordered, That tho petitioner give notice thereof
10 III penous intsededl In ssid Estate BY oauslng
copy or this order 70 bc In the Union aud
yoa,naiprinted IN B,ddeiSrd, In said county, three
bate Court 10 Do held ut ALFRED. In said coun.
ty, on che hrst Tuesday IN June next. Mt ten
or the clock In tho forenoon, and shew cause, u
any they have, why the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted. 49,. .rt
- Attest, George ii. Knowlton. Register.
|, - Attest. George II. KnoWlton. Register,
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Effect, Of Irregularities Avoided,

Too much eating and drinking. new hal Its and
modes 10 life. often produce irregularities In the
bowels aud general health vi tho system. But
BRAsDRErn's PILLS will soon cure. the stomach
will regain Its strength and healthy action OF the
system will be restored. No MEDICINES are equal
In usefulness u tho - l. IL -
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PORTLAND AND BOSTON LINE.
SUMNER Am ANenMENrIi


The splendid new going Steam.
en Fsrcss Cisy, Lswissss, and
viii until further no
Tuesday, Wednesday, ThursdAy and friday, ss'7
o'clock r. NJ. and Central Wharf Boston, svsry
Monday, Tsssdsy, Wednesday, Thursday and ri.
fsre-In Cabin, $i.25. On Deck, Sl.oo.
N. d. Each boat ID furnished with Q large number
OF state Rooms Tor The accommodated Of ladies
and families, and travellers are reminded that BY
taking this line, much saving OF time and expense
will DO made. and that the inconveniencs Of ARR
wing In Boston ut late hours OF the night will b
avoided.
The bosts arrive In season for passengers 10 take
The earliest trains out Of the city.
The Company arc not responsible for baggage -
On amount exceeding tS0ln value, and that psfson.
a. unless notice Il gvsu and paid Cor che rsts Of
one passenger fog every $500 idditiouai value.
81 Freight taken ~ usual;
Portland. Nov. %, 1859. ar
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' rue '9 Xs..,., George II Kuowl,on Register.

AZ a Court Of Probate holden ~ saoo, within
and for tho County Of York, on tho nrst tuesday
hundred ana slIty. iour by the Hon. q. r. Bourne,
INN r. LORD Administrative or tho estate
n tate of Joseph Lord, lato Of Kenncbunk, In
mid county, deoessed, having presented her arst
Account OF administration Of the estate Of said de-
Ordsrsd. That tho said accountant giye notice
70 All persons interested by causing copy or this
or,icr 10 DO published thrco weeks succcssvcly In
county, that they may appear ut o Probate Court
10 BE- holden ~ Alfred, IN aid county, on the
arst Tuesday or June next, at ten OF the clock
In che iorenoon. and shcw cause, II any they have,
= ira FAttest, 0sorEe h. Knowlton, ReEtdsr.
ktrus copy. nil X sleL el'sole9 a..
sIIg Attest, George H. Kno wilton, Register. y
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and for the county OF York on the nrst Tussday u
May, In the year OF our Lord eighteen hun
drsd aud sixty.four. by the Hon. X 3. Bourne,
Judge OF said Court,
HANNAH MERRILL, named Exssutrix IN Ger
III tain instrument. purporting TO DO the last will
and testament Of Jacob Merrill late OF kennebunk.
port, in said county, deceased, having presented
the same for probatei
10 all persons interested by causing copy OF this
order 10 be published In the Union r Journal,
printed In Biddeford, In said county, three weeks
SUCCESSFULLY, that they may appear ct Probate
Court to be holden ut Alfred, In said County,
on the first Tuesday OF Juno next, at ten OF the
clock In the forenoon. and show cause II any they
have, why the said instrument should not be
proved, approved, and allowed Is the last Will ana
testament OF the said deceased. - '-g
NJ Attest. dsorge II. Knowlton, Register.
"u' ' e%P3:,. dsorr, n Rnowl.on. Register.
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''''"o'' Attest, George IL. KnOwltOn, Register
True '0 RPlte.., George IL knoul.on, Register

AZ Court Of Probate held at saco. within
and for the county. OF York, on the tir:t Tuesday
In May, In tho year OF our LORD eighteen
Bourne, Judge Of said Court; 'ii'
HANNAH n. DRARlNG, widow Of Ira bearing,
III late OF Kennebunkport,' In said county, do.
ceased having presented her petition for her dover
In said estate TO DO assigned and set out TO her,
and that Commissioners may be appointed FOR that
PURPOSE pursuant TO law: and having waived tho
provisions made TOR her IN Che will of said Ira Dear
ou2 on the personal estate OF said deceased
Ordered, That Tire said petitioner give notice 70
ali persons Interested, by causing ncopy OF this
order TO DO published three weeks succsssively
In said county. that they may appear nj Pro.
bate court Tn be holden at Alfred. In said County,
on The arst Tuesday IN June next, at ten OF the
clock In tho forenoon, and shcw cause, " any they
nave. why tho sauic should not be allowed,
-. Attest, George II, Kuowlton, Register
A true copy t'.'' 49, :. d. z,.J - 49,.
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: 4 .N
At a. Court OF Probate holden at Saoc, withil
and for tho County OF York, on the nrst Tuesday
hundrca and .Isty-i bur. Ss che Hon. B.E.BssIas
Judge OF said Court. IAAi1AtA4NN
IN the petition Of Elihu Hayes, Guardian OF 81.
" lone A. Qulmby OF berwick, In said county
insane person epresenting that the goods, chat
tells and credit Of bis aid ward ere not sufncient
TO answer the Just debts, expenses OF maintain.
ance and charges OF dusrdisnship, by the sum ol
three hundred dollars, and praying that license
may be granted 10 him 20 sell and convey 90 much
of the real estate OF his said wards may be neo-
essary 10 satisfy the claims aforosald,
ordasd, That the petitionsr Five notice thereof
TO all persons Interested In ssd estate by causing
q copy OF this order TO be Published three weeks
succcssivslyin tho Unses Journal priuted q BIG.
deford In said county, that they may appear at .
Probate Court n DO held ut Alfred, In said
County, on the arst Tuesday Of June mort,
nj ten OF the clock In the forenoon and sew cause
il any they have, why the prayer Of said petition
should not he granted. -It.r
Attest. dsorgs H. Knowlton, Register.
A true copy. -, IN
n Attest, George II. Knowlton. hsgistsr.
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NJ. L. Comp, Elijah Smith. IL. Il.
L. " Thomas ouinby. X.
Z. Joseph Miliikcn, s.
is. Hodsdon, c. Of II.
J. II. Pillsbury, p. s.
d. NJ. Oven, Il. A. @.
L. A. Foss, NJ. 3dV
@. G. Libby, NJ. 2nd v.
(" Torrance Littleheld, NJ. LIST v.
Joseph Stevens, Treasurer.
- Rurnham Secretary.
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"0'es Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
Attest, George n Knowlton, Register.

At q Court OF Probate holden ut Saco. within
andfor the county OF York. on the first Tuesday In
May, In the year of our Lord eighteen hun.
bred and sixty.four, by tho Hon. Z. 4. Bourne
Judge OF said Court. ~,
0Nt6e pet tion OF Thomas Underwood, Admin.
" istrator Of the estate OF Samuel Underwood.
Junior. late OF Saoo In said county deceased, rep
rcscutns that the personal estate Of said deceased
is not suillclsnt TO- pay the just debts which he
owed at tho time Of his death by the sum 81 three
thousand doliars-thAt said estate 10 insOlvent-
and praying for . license to sell and convey the
whole OF the real estate or said deceased Mt pub
lie auction or private sale, because BY partial sale
tho residue would be greatly inluredi
Ordered. That tho petitioner give notice thereof
10 the heirs of said deceased and to all persons In
tercstod in said estate. by causing copy of this
order TO be published three weeks successfully In
the onion and Journal, printed In Biddcford. In
said county, that they may appear at o Probate
Court TO be- holden at Alfred, In said county,
on the Hrst Tuesday In juno next, OF ten oftho
clook In the forenoon, and shew cause, any they
have, why the prayer OF said petition should not
80 Attest George II. Knowlton. Register.
Attest, George II. Knowlton. Register.
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- Attest, George II. Knowlton. Register.
Attest, George II. Knowlton. Register.

At a Court OF Probate holden Mt Saco, within
and for the County OF York, on the FIRST Tuesday
{ In May, In the year OF our Lord eighteen
Judge Of said Court l.I -.
ANNA T. LORD, Administrators oftho estate oil
n Samuel Lord. late Of kennebunk, IN said coun.
ty deceased. having presented her fret account oil
administration Of the estate Of said deceased for
allowance. . a.. '.. Pr" ..''
ordered, That tho said accountant give no.
tioe to all persons interested, by causing a
copy or this order to DO published three weeks
successfully In the Union T. Journal, printed nj
Biddoford, in said county that they may appear
at Probate Court 10 be holden OF Alfred, In
ut ten OF the clock in tho forenoon, and shew
cause ifsny they have. why the same should not
Attest, George II, Knowiton, Register
A truo copy.
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a true oO Tlgte,,. George II. Knowiton. Register

Az \ Quart of Probate holden at $500, within
ana for tho county OF York, on tho first Tuesday Of
Nav. m tho year OF our. Lord cightcen hun.
drcd and sixty. four. by the Hon. b. L. Bourne.
e,aMiiRi, q. RHED. Guardian Of William II. Cut.
IS lar. \ minor and child Of Mary Cutlof, latc OF
-' IN thc state OF Massachusetts, deceased hav-
Ing presented his frat account Of Guardianship OF
his aid ward for alloRancot y lail.a tls lss-
o.S.SsS. That the said Accountant give notice TO
ali ntsrsstsd by causing copy Gfthis or
der to be publshsd three weeks In the
un,ss & yes,ssi, printed At Biddcfori, In said
Scs hsid n Alfred, In said county, on tho hrst
Tussdsv IN June next, ~ ten Of tho clock In
Tho forenoon. and show cause, if any they have,
Why che same should not 70 si,owSa. ~. 20
Atrus copy 80. !, -. 49,, ~ - ~, -
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HoUsH AND LOT FOB sAL1.

::s: g s: . e ~: =: !. ;ss ss: ~
al ILL 80, sSd e sosnsessd sS:rsvis sSoss Ar
:, .ess "a isnd veil stocked With nruit and plsm
trsss. sad houss contains alns good sissd rooms,
"a .dtolsias !; FesS ZOO. hSass s,d :s.S!s.E !,
sppiisd 90 Soon. dN JOSEPH H0BS0N
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RI = .FST salt.
- 4 ,.sroay noyss s.sSS :a n1,, ,ScSs Hes
q water Ioss e ss' s SSr "a rcos e
Il 10 sisssSsd On the Norths ode g ~ tS sS
ma, sScaS ivs nIiss non he mills. 900 seossl4
rols fsea gest elan osd.essi6 IN, M = IA ~
ar csshs Tor fssAsr pertls.lars inagirS q
, 1864-07-17
Letter from s'Tommy."l
2Sru OF II MONTH, .1Ar,

At kDO-
Mr. DEAR s1n-I have the respect to write
fc. lines to you By the care Of mr. Young
scholar, who Ii very go.'d youns men, and
hoping to be very good friend TO yoa rs
had who shall give you this letter in person.
There are three young Interpreter In this
embassy who have learned English in my
room, Their names arc Yaao, Nlsuda,
Sekee. Hope you also be friend with those
men.
l have long been intended to write you for
the answer that you sent to me by the care
OF Towserd HarEise, a American Minister to
Japan. But az Jou know that Japan ire
not so free to send a letter to Foreign Coun-
try. It WIS therefore not my purpose to
have 90 postponed
have not forgot that1 have hal delighted
with you In United States, md also hare
remember all my good friend and many
things that have seen.
I was very sorvy have heart that you have
vert bad trouble, At home, But hoping that
the government will soon put rebels down.
We have also little trouble at home. I
suppose you have already heart 1t that.
Some bad prince fired at defenceless Ameri.
can merchant ship and many other foreign
ships. But was glad that your men Of war,
Wioming, beat this prince pretty hardly and
sunk two or three shlps.
vii Ie eoen as se a .ett,sd Il have iatsly entesed
Into the Military School
/ have now therefore send By my friend
with the catalogue to get Military book for
the goyerpment's Academy. I request that
.sou will help them to get books II they In
an exrecsipg to find good opportunity
to see you in these days alter your peace aud
ours.
lwieh to have your likeness very much
you will eeud me one. And also copy Of my
head description Il forget the name) that l
have taken By your Recommendation At New
York, and have left or lost in Ame1ics.
P]ease this poor toys give to your children
with my kind compliments. Here Is in this
sm4l1 box what ne cal1d water power these
, 1864-07-17
THE RAID.
The Rebels RetreatinE to Gordops.
yfl36.

new YORK, July 16.-1t Is reported At
Georgetown that division Of the 9Th corps
captured $50 or 200 Of the sebel rear guard
on the river road.
Aspecial to the Etraing 3hsf, dated Wash.
ineton, July 10, says:
Information has been received here direct
from Loudon VALLEY to the effect that
the rebel force On its retreat from Marylaud
and Washington is moving down the valley
towards Gordonsvi11e. The rebels seem to
be marching rapidly. Orrsarces who are in
pursuit captured General Bradley johnson
near Edwards Ferry, but he was subsequent.
" rescued by bold dash OF his own cavalry.
soldier Of the 9th New York regiment
was hanged yesterday at Pooisyille as SPY.
Persons trum near Managsss say the rebels
are not repairing the Manassas railroad, as
reported.
p.i3al1 bi3Ah111x1oRE, July 16-The Philadelphia
Ka1iroad Company have made arrangements
tor running trains over their road to-day.
GunpoWdet bridge Ii not ret repaired, but u
foot bridge has been constructed around thu
burnt portion, SO thlt passengers can cross
TO the train beyond. The bridge was more
seriously damaged than w1s at first reported.
Reports OF rebel cavalry being near the
Our cara]ry lave made a tbnrany. nrom;ns.
tion Of the country in Ills yicinitv. hnt
could not find an armed cuemy any where, Il
ts supposed that the presence Of some Of our
citizen scouts sent out from Baltimore wer,
hence tie reports. '
WAsu1sa7os, July 15.-1t Is not positively
known whittier all the rebels have crossed
the Potomac, the reports being conflicting
1t Is certain, however, that small parties oI
them have re- entered Virginia. and are tray.
el1ing With their pluIdef over the various
ronds leading through London county.
towards snfcker's aud Ashby's Cans.
large force Of our troons IS 5 in nnrsnit % Il i. i
reported that Breekiuriige and bis staff were
~ '.,t.e LessssnIG on Wednesday morning, super.
lhtenolne Ae movements Of the enemy A
m numoer II. @ o. tncir stEugElezs have been picked
" W. ~ w troo4s: -
..,s. .9nh, .91is,,.e sutl rnu1he ltoffd special
eo1nlm the reported retreat Of thc rebels in.
tu Virginia Our artillery shellcd the rebel
reof last evening, and some stragglers were
taken, but 1t was Impossible to Intercept the
main bcdy. They had, when at Wiison'e
farm, $50 prisoners. taken ut Monocacy.
The New York IriIuht's Washington 6pc.
c'al eays: It is estimated that the Rebels &c.
sides droyes af sheep and hogs, which they
got across the Potomac whilr thrsatepioa
Washington. Brief Us 1as the combat be,
tore Washington, 1t WIS bloody. Thei,
Killed and wounded must have been 500
The small and wasted brigadcs of the 9Th
Corps Of veterans made sad havoc among
them.
WAsn1sGTos, July additional alarm
Nas occastoncd on the Virginia side of tht
Potomac yesterday, by reports that the RIB
els we're running the railroad up to Manassas
This ts not get verified, but 1t is not thought
to Impossible, and that the designs Of III.
rebels are tn command the rnns md kpe,