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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-01-23
GOV. CARNEY'S MESSAGE.

To The Senate and House Of Representatives Of the
StTts Of Kansas
1t is year since I addressed you, and
how eventful its history!
Spring opened darkly for US. Sad re-
verses befell the Federal arms, and foreign
Intervention was seriously feared and
threatened. Anxiety oppressed the nation
al mind. As it advanced, midsummer saw
the tide of the battle turned, and toward its
close, autumn Witnessed the solid triumph
of the national armies, with the traitor foe
able only 30 delay them on the Rapi-
dan, at Chattanooga and Charleston, and
every nation in Europe our friend. The
National heart was boyant with hope and
confidence.
The State, too, during the past year, en-
joyed an unexampled prosperity. The hus-
bandman reaped full harvests; lhe laborer
was richly repaid the mechanic steadily
employed at high wages, and every branch
of industry literally rewarded. One cloud
only darkened it. The brutal hand Of the
incendiary and murderer burned our cities
and towns, and butchered some of the best
and brayest of our citizens. In all else,
abundance enriched the producer, aud all
the industrial classes.
For these inestimable gifts let US thank
Him who guides and directs the fate of Ma
tions and of States.
need not remind you Of the great re-
sponsibilities which rest upon you. Sub
jects of grave import will be brought 20
your consideration, which will require, on
your part, patient elaboration, and careful
inquiry. No law should be enacted which
is not demanded by the necessities and
wants of the State, and when thus enacted
1t should be vigorously enforced. There
should be no hurry +; and while the legis
latOr should avoid waste of time, be should
be careful neither to listen to the voice of
passion, nor be swayed by the dictation Of
party. a wise system of laws help to make
wise people. trust, therefore. that your
deliberations will be characterized, in all
that you may say and do, by those qualities
which distinguish the patriot and give dig
nifty to the statesman.
transmit the annual reports of the Sec
rotary of State and Attorney General. The
former contains, besides the usual statistics,
an exhibit of the lands selected by the
agents of the State, under grants made By
Congress in the act of admission, which
selections have been confirmed by the Sec
rotary Of the Interior, and the title vested
in the State. The latter gives in detail
statement of the proceedings in and present
condition of those suits at law in which the
State is interested
/ transmit the clear and sueciuct- reports
of the Treasurer and Auditor of State, from
which make the following exhibit
Total receipts into the Treasury dur
ing the past fiscal year, from all
sources; for general purposes -Sl66 3ll ~
Total Disbursements l5T 4S4 %
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Balance in Treasury Dec 3ist. 1853 5 $50 90 (

Amount Of seven FER cent. bon1ed
liabilities 204 600 90
Amount Of six per cent bonds $500 Il 500 90
% ten per cent war bonds
and interest 59i 80
Amount of outstanding certificates 325 -
Amount Of outstanding Territorial
Warrants assumed by the State 81 f24 81
Amount Of outstanding State War
rants y $50 Is
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-30
GrcHing telegraph
Con SAVE THE FrACl
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 30, 1854.

ny OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.
washed in the blood Of the brave and the
blooming
spatchcd from the a''ars Of insoeut foes,
Bnrpug with star tiIgs blt never consuming,
Flash It's broad ro3uIs OF lliy ana rose.
ysinly The prophets OF Ual would rCui is
Varly its w0rshippej- pray for is ibui
Thousands have died for it, millions defend tt,
Emblem Of justice aHd mercy 10 all.
Justice that rcddcns the sky with her tcrrors,
Mercy that comes with uCr white handed train,
Eootl iug a D passions, retCgmng Il errors,
sheathirg the sab,c ana breaking the chan.
Borne on the deugc Of old usurpatiOus,
Dri't.d our ark DER the dgsJlatC sels;
This was the rainbow OF hope 10 tho nations,
Torn from the stOrm.cl0ud and flung To the
breeze,
God hlCs, the Flor and les loyal defenders,
while its broad folds over the battlefield wave,
I'll. the um tar wreath TCkiud.C its sp,eudOrs,
Wasu.u from i.s So aims il the blood 0itbc brave.
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AN ORDINANCE
CHEATING a LOAN TO HAY CERTAIN


DEFICIENCIES OF TUEYEAR 1851,
AND PREVIOUS YEARS.
Section l. The Select and Common Councils OF tho City
OF Philadelphia do ordain-
That the Mayor Of Philadelphia and he is hereby
thonZed borrow the credit of the city from time to
time, such sums OF money may be necessary for the
Of such deficiencies as now eXs. Jr which may
exist the rst day OF January 1863, in the apprOpra
tons the several departments of the city government
the year eighteen hundred and sNtytOur or for pre-
yous years not exceeding In the whole the sum of two
rest to exccd the six per centum per annum
shall be paid half yearly the first days Of January
and July, at the office OF the City Treasurer.
The principal of said loan shah PAYABLE and paid
at the expiration Of thirty from the date Of the
and not before without the consent of the holders
thereof and the certificates therefor in the usual form Of
the certificates Of City Loan shall be Issued In such
amounts the lenders may Tequfe but not Or any mac
tonal part Of hundred dollars II required, in
amounts OF Ave hundred thousand dOars and II
shall be expressed in said certificates that the said loan
therein mentioned, and the interest thereof are payable
free from all taxes.
Section q Whenever any loan shall be made by virtue
thereof snail be y force Of this ordinance annually
appropriated Of the nc-me of the corporate estate
aro from the raised by taNaton sum bHtlcien to
the interest said Certhcaes and the further sum
OF thTee-tenths Of one per centum on tue par
value OF such certificates issued shall be apprO-
prated quarterly out Of said income and taxes 10 sink
rg fund, which fund, It's accumuations hereby
especially pledged for the redemption and payment OF said
certificates, -
To publlsh a Loan BIZ to pay Deficiencies.
Resolved, That the ERIK be authorized to publish in two
daily spapers Of this city, daily for four weeks the
oTdT presented TO Common Council on Thursday,
December l, 1864, entitled
AN Ordinance Creating Loan to pay Certain Deficiencies
Ofthe year 1864 and previous years"
And the said Clerk, AT the stated meeting Of COuncS
after the expiration of four weeks from the rst day Of said
said newspapers for every day in which the same shd
have been made. l22+w
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MILITARY NOTICES.

n A CHANCE TO AVOID THE DRAFT
"a Principals furnished with substitutes at the shortest
VInutlCe and at low prices.
" JOHN MANSFIELD,
1923 lm' Oniee No. 4O3 LIBRARY street, I'd story.
A BOUNTY FOR MARINES.-WANTED
81 for tie United States Marine Corps, able nGIled men
M 10 perform the duties of soldier Navy Yards
- and board United States ships oi-war on foreign
stations.
Ais several coed Fifers
ALL THE LICAL BOUErIEs paid upon enlistment,
Tenn of service, -Four Years.
Rotter OmpensatiUn than the army.
Marines receive Prize Money,
Applications for transfer from the Army win not bo Al
ter ded 10.
For ali further Information apply at the Recruiting
Rendezvous,
No3ll s. FRONT street, below Spruce str0st,
between the LOuTs Of and O'Clock.
q. @. McCAWLEY,
1913 Msjor United states Mariab C1r1s
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GEORGE PLOWMAN, CARPENTER AMI
" Builder, No. 232 CARTER Street, and No. lil BOCi
Street Machine Work and Milwrighting promptly at
tended to. lin
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10Y KENsINdToN NATIONAL BANK;
An election for Thirteen Directors to serve the ensuing
year, Will be held at the Banking use on TUESDAY,
January 10, 1860, trOIu 10 O'Clock A. M. to r NJ.
WM, MCCONNELL,
l2-l3wfm tlO Cashier.
N15ys SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF
- PHILADELPHIA
FRAEKFoRp, December 20, 1854.
The Annual Election for Directors Of this Bank VIII be
held at the Barking House, on TUESDAY, January TO-
1865, between the hours Of ~ NJ and z.
1920 II W. II. RHAWE, Cashier.
FS5y| FARMERS q MECHANICS Ma
49, TTOEAL BANK.
PHILADELPHIA, December Q, 1864.
The Animal Election for Directors OF this Bank viii be
held at the Banking House Wednesday, the llth uaY
Of JanuaTy mort between tho hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ
ard o'clock =. N. -
E-sJ{@ WESTERN BANK OF PHILADEL.
- PHIA,
PHuADELrrUA, December 10, 1854.
Notice Is hereby given 6eaby TO section OF the Act
of the General Assembly OF the Commonwealth OF Penn
sy auia, entitled "Act enRbhrg the Banks OF the Com
mOnwealth TO become Associations for the purpose Of
Banking under the laws OF the United States approved
the 22d day August A. D. 1854 that the stockholders Of
the Western Bank OF Philadelphia have this day voted TO
become such Association and that its Directors have
procured the authority Of the owners Of than two
rds Of the capital stock 20 make the certificate required
therefor by the laws OF the United states
u 1885, C.N wEY3ANDT. Cashier.
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CLERKS OFFICE, COMMON COUNCIL,
~ PHILADELPHIA, December ?. 1864.
In pursuance Of the annexed resolution, the following
bill, entitled
IAN ORDINANCE
GRE ATING A LOAN TO PAY GER rAIN DEFTCGEN-
CIES IN THE y EAR 1864, AND PREVIOUS YEARS"
Is hereby published In accordance with the act Of Assem-
bly,, for public Information. .
Clerk of Common COunCIl.
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the bounty Fund for the efficient performance OF the
ATduous duties accepted BY them In the distribution OF
bountes volunteers 10 enlisted mem and the Clerks OF
COuucis hereby % Of thg
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IN S~---rsy 49,
Iwenty-ftth, and Second
)urth Corps, and are ems
wing transpOrts;-De YOr-
lsel. Penf. LdallO, y. MOore.
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---.~sJ suO nvy uay tLIvlI yUutu, Lug aaiuIV
robe Of the Romish priest.
For Abelard to marry was 10 blight all bis
prospects of Advancement Promotion In a
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any reports except the telegrams OF General sHER
NAN ana General. .FosTER, already published
EDWIN H. STANTON.
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ImEt QUARTEbMA> rELs OFFlCE,
\ ulru, ls wAsu>groy,

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81 a. v's.e't ~, l'i t l , I sr .r., t s.,f
TO thf ogec, on tlc $40 DAY ote9c wces scaled n-o,
,tal KY, ", i ~ " wv ] M, , % 'is ,ir ,ya T4fs ~
ea,a marEedn pan hsure,, nat m case igesyggneis'
ts1Sd Sitoat delay a., tic lowest priee,, -. -.
nIa,eis Wsnng 10 tc,i 10 gus ,tpo5 WI Wln H. ne yr'u'
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III boaot Wa,h.nNon.
y.,r-AprEUAt AsrEp.s pEtINE TUETETu
81, % ,5 A. ~ Nh M So, ',s' VIZ i"i'
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Sealed Proposals. win lsreeeyed At mr' qa..c .ga,ll "
, .:. ~ 3 .;;' a. .'s: S
, % our 'Is SaInss i t i'lui'u ti t,,p,s. g,,,r.
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,5, rieHu, rieHu,,. 90. 'tIl.,.,dttst- g,-,rls r..,,rror
so front Axle tree Bol''e's 80 "a"e'' Tor army
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,ro ,als THg2, q iIr. po,os o.. i,,es fr army ,,ps
dW oE ~ lIIe h"N,N' y'e'' TOT army "'-''''
Nn " ngCn ouE., hul romeo, ., ID. .,..,..
20 il.t Boxes ga "'"'7 AT j" ~ emu '"' ID 'N-''
100 bou.sG Bar, for army wag.ns.
.,0n,ngtSl Slr, nr's Tsr, rI ,''"' ""-'"''
~ o., a.u'c ue'gtIueu 20 ue %. te D,,t 'L U-
',L l, III v' "u '"sPs'' "Pt'''''' "' '' f'''
& ' % 's ri,os IN frcrrs, r,yos and delivery
both ,n yuuuE and nsurcs-the.luanuiy bid ior' and
Each bio must De aTahtee uy pet'2us
W.,,t sthAtul,h uual oS NV .i, , b
tmount Involved by the Dnled states District judge
ur'y or collector tr Clher puo'e oN'e' O'NeI"'e'
" rau Ei or % rct all bids dee,ed to, bb
arl no Gd nom dotau.tns contractor viii be received
Colonel HERMAN BIGiS,
tSmmSgii, SmSi Guar a. t,! S,mS1, ef
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PROPOSALS.
ICE OFF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAs.

PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAs-
MILITARY DrsrroT OF PmIADELrmA, J
No. III MARKET sTHGEr
Sealed Proposals viii be received at this .nice until
noon OF SATURDAY, December d. 1864, for furnishing
and setting ny con plete for use at Fort Alifln;-
Ehty 900 IHUN BuNks, two story.
Proposals mnt be made out upon tie regular forms fur
nist this office; mut state tho price per pOuni for
the hunks complete and the shortest time In which
The United states reserves the tight to reject all bids
ALBERT s AsHMEAD,
1924 t3l Captain aud A. Q NJ.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAs-
MILITARY DlsJl,r OF PHILADELPHIA,
Ho.7.l M,LK .r street,
DtCe ~. 1851 \
Sealed Proposals viii DO received at ths ONCE u6tl
noon Of SATURDAY, December 81, ls6i for delivering
Immediately TO Camo William penn-
4l pieces, 3 byg llemock Scanting l6 feet long.
a pieces, by 3, Hemloct scantli 3, % teot Long
20@ ltet ? by 4, llemlock scaptlnR l6 feet long
1909 feete by A. Hem)ck scantng IL ieetlo1g running
measure.
ijO6isst by 4, Hemlock scautlpg l2fee long running
10 Oiset Oak Lath 2}s inches WIDE u feet Ons running
500 .ect third common Incl Pine Boards IC feet
fire ire Ladders, of2o fee, each or2 feet each, OILS
p Fe Iooks of 80 feet each OF "a feet each OTIS
4kegs G-nch Spikes.
! Neg 4Od. Nails.
3 kegs 100 Nails.
q Ecgs iQd Wrought Nails.
The Lumber 10 be well seasoned and approved after
| delivery by the United states Inspector.
Proposals must made upOg t1e regular forms, 70 be
had at this oce, and must state the shortest ame for
The Iptea States reserves the right to reject all bids
0''"''u 0Ol'''OH"'' ALBERT 6. AsHMEAD,
I2-26-3t Captain and Assistant QuartermasteT
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(S4s3 BOZ, ..fI,,--0 -, OvyRl
a OF the income Of james ap thrad Ioy.,
hundred and twenty dollars (Ss2Ol: ,s mi cN sHlA Ds
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BANK NOTICES.

I Continued on SecenH Page ]
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-03-25

DIR. DOW continues 70 DO oonsultsd q his once,
Nos. and Endioott street Boston, on all diseas.
e. Of : PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE By
4 long course Of study and practical sxpensocs Of
unlimited extent DR.. ID. has now the grstinestion
OF preventing the unfortunate With rsmedies that
have never, since he hrst introduced mem. hilsd
70 cure the most alarming cases or 0one!rAoe and
SvSksis Beneath his treatment, all the horross 81
ysnsrsai and impure blood, inpotsney, Se,otala,
0onorYhus, Ulcers, pains and distree In the -.
gions OF procrsation. Inflammation OF tho Bladder
and Kidneys, Hydrocsle ,Abcesses, Humors, Fright
nal bwellnp, and The long train Of horrible SyDp-
tons attending this GLASS Of disease, arc made 70
become e harmless e. tho simp!est ailinEl or .
child. SEMINAL WEAKNESS. Dr.. ID. dsvotsss
great part o. his time oths treatment OF thoso
cases caused by secret and solitary habit which
ruins The BODY and mind, unatting the unfortanats
Individual Tor business OF soetsty. Some OF the
sad and melancholy efssts produced by early hsb-
its Of youth, are Weakness The BAsi aud Limbs,
Dil,inss Of the head, Dlmness Of Sight, PsipIta,
r.nssment q The digestive function, symptoms
mind arc much 70 DO dreaded loss Of memory,
bodings aversion Of society, eefdistrust timidity,
should, before contemplating matrimony, censuit
physician or experience, and be 1t once restored
to health and happiness.
Patients who Wish 70 remain under DR.. Dow's
treatment few days or weeks, will DO iurnished
with pleasant rooms, and charges Cor board moder.
ate.
Medicines seut 10 oil parts Of the country, with
full directions for use. on receiving description sr
yOur cssos,
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.

DIR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. . 3 ? In
dicott Street. Boston, 10 consulted daily for all dis
Uterl. or fslhng OF the Womb, fluor Albus, Sup
preston, and other menstrual arrangements, are
now treated upon new pathological principles, and
speedy relief guaranteed In very feu days 30
that most obstinate complaints yield under It. and
the aIctsd person soon reoiccs In perfect health.
DR.. Dow has no doubt had greater experiences In
the cure or diseases OF women and children, than
any other physician In Boston. WI
Boarding Recommendations for patients who may
wish 70 stay In Boston few days under his treat
meut. 49,. ...
DR.. Dow, since lsi5 having confined his whole
attention 70 an ofce practice, for the cure Of Phi
yate diseases and Female Complaints, acknowledgs
no superior In the United States.
n B-All letters must contain four rcd stamps
or they will not DO answered.
Once honrs from A. y. TO eP.n.
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Rev. CHARLES E. KING.
Station ID, Bible House,
Farm for Sale.

- A farm OF % acres OF excellent land, sltu-
&c ated In this city, about ~ miles nom the
~ mills, Is now offered for sale. Said farm Is
- suitably divided into pasturage, tillage and
moving, including growth OF wood and timber.
The buildings are nearly new, painted and we'll I'm
ished The fhrm 10 now we'll stocked, and, II the
purchaser desires tho stock will DO sold with the
premises. This iarm will be sold cheap II applied
for soon or will be exchanged for o residence In
tho city. Inquire ut Journal ONCE.
Diddeford Jan. u, 1854.
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a '''''V Attest. George II. Knowl.on. Register

At . Court OF Probate holden ut Alfred, within
and tor the county OF York, on the arst Tuesday
In March, IN the year OF our Lord eighteen
Judge ofsaid Court,
ALDEN d. KIMBALL. Administrator Of the es-
n tate OF Abiel II. Sayward, late OF Ellwood, Kan
Of administration Of the estate Of said deceased
for allowances
Ordered, That the said accountant give notice
TO all persons Interested, by causing copy Of
In the Union Journal printed ut Diddeiord In said
county, that they may appear Mt Probate Court to
be held at South Berwick In said county,on the hrst
Tuesday OF April next, ut ten OF tho clock
In the forenoon, and shew cause, ifany they have,
why the same should not be allowed.
granted.
Attest George II. Knowlton. Register.
Atrue copy.
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At Court OF Probate holden Mt Alfred. within
and for the county OF York, on the irst Tues.
day In March, in tho year OF our Lord eigh-
teen hundred and slxty-four. by the Hon. Il. K.
Bourne, Judge OF said Court,
IN the petition OF Edwin d. Smith, Administra-
~ tor Of the estate Of William Cummings, late Of
Marlborough, In said county, deceased, repre-
senting that said Cummings died seized and pos
sessed OF certain real estate situated In Green
Vile In the County OF Piscataquis moro fully do
scribcd In said petition that said estate has been
represented insolvent,
That an advantageous offer or two hundred dol
lars has been made by stephen Darling OF said
Greenyille, which offer II Is for the interest Of all
concerned Immediately 10 accept, and praying that
license may be granted him TO cell and convey the
interest aoresad according to the statute In such
cases made and provided;
Ordered That the petitioner give notice thereoft to
all persons interested In said estate by causing q
copy OF this order to DO published three weeks
cessiyely In the Union r Journal, printed at Bid
deford, In said county. that they may appear ut o
Probate Court to be held ut South Berwick, In said
county, on the first Tuesday In April next, at
ten OF the clock In the forenoon. and shew cause,
II any they have.why the prayer Of said petition
should not DO granted.
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
Attest George m Knovlton Register
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Certain Cure tfs all Cases,
Or No Chayxe Made.

DR. Dow u consulted daily, from "a. y. 70 8 Pm.
% above, upon all dficult and chronic diseases Of
every name and nature, having BY his unwearied
attention and extraordinary suceefs gained srsp-
utation which calls patients from oil parts OF the
country to obtain advice.
Among tho physicians In Boston, none stand
DOW, No. Z Endisott Street, Boston. Those who
need the services Of an experisnced physlcian and
surgeon should give him q call.
article called the French Secret Order BY mall,
for 81, and red stamp.
Boston. April 1869. 1yis
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RUFUS SMALL q SON,
AuCTIoNEERS,
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS,
Office In City Building, Biddsford, NJ.

the above business and represent the following
Companies as Agents, vis.-iAe MsssaeAnssfts Ma.
fual Lifs, located ut Springfield, Mass, capital
over 100000. In this company we have upon our
books over 200 members or tho hrst men In Bid.
dcford, Saco, and vicinity.
Also, the Nsp England LIE Company, located at
Boston, Mass, capital OF 81 500 600 Its cash dis
6prsements 70 its Lie Members IN iSsS was SssS
rate as Agents for the following nfe companies,
cAsissa MStnai. Of Chelsea, Mass., Quincy Mafn.
al, Quincy, Mass, Liusrpooi and London Fire Poll.
e,es, capital $l2OO0O00, NorcieA FIRE Ins. Co.. Nor.
wch, Conn.,, Incorporated In ls03 capital $500 900
Piseatsqna Of Maine, oil good, reliable stock com.
psnies.
Thankful for past fayors, we ask continuance
OF the Same. Call and SEQ rs and bring your
friends. All business entrusted 10 US will be Silh.
fully and promptly performed. 80,
Biddeford, Juno %, 1850. iyris
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Comm Warehouse.

j. M. D 4 Ar Z NJ g.
srccEssoR 10 :. p. Q. DEARixo,
.a. sffLL coNriNuEs 10
Keep tho Largest and Best Asssrtncns
or Coflns, Robes and Plates that can DO found In
YORK County. which VIII be sold cheaper than 81
any other place. Also, Agent for Cranes Metallic
short notice. AZ tho old stand, bearing Building,
Chestnut Street Residence, South street. near
the City Building. ls9
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FARM FOR SALE,

SITUATED on Buxton road, Saoo, two miles from
- the Post Once. containing tweuty-eight acres OF
AGE and pasturing-also thrifty growth Of wood
ON the lot. The buildings arc new and commodi.
Gus, constructed OF good material and In . tho
rough manner. House 2jx3i, L l5x30. two stories
There is a good we'll Of water also largo cistern
In the cellar for particulars enquire on the prcmi-
ses Of aOf q. i. HOOPER.
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At . Court OF Probate holden ut Alfred, within
and for the County OF York, on the arst Tuesday
In March, In the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and slxty.four, by the Hon. E. Z. Bourne,
Judge OF said Court, i. =
" certain instrument. purporting to be the last
will and testament OF Jane Palmer, late OF Hollis,
In said county. deceased, having presented tho
same for probatei
Ordered. That the said Executrix give notice
TO all persons interested, by causing q copy Of
this order 10 be Published three weeks successlyely
In the J.,os r Journal, printed at Bidderord, in
said county, that they may appear Mt Probate
Court 10 be held at South Berwick, In said county.
on the hrst Tuesday In April next, at ten OF the
clock In the forenoon, and shew cause, II any they
have, why the said Instrument should not be
proved, approved and allowed as the last will and
testament or the said deceased.
Attest, George II. knowlton, Register.