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The Morale Of the Contest.

1t is with no small degree Of pleasure we are
able to record the fact that the election passed
of quietly and was not characterised by mobs
and bloodshed. 1t was feared by many that
intense party spirit, infamed passions and en-
Filtered political prejndices would so exasper-'
ate voters in certain localities and stir up such
Ill blood that fighting at the polls would be
the natural result. But SO far as we have
heard, no election ever passed off more Quiet
~, and the voters acted as il they were in the
performance of a solemn and serious duty as
ei0zens Of great nation. A large portion OF
'ne people religiously believed that while at
Inc poils they were engaged in as important
"orA as OUT soldiers are In the field Both
are Struggling ior the preservation of the ma
tons life, its government and ito laws and
coming to the polls with such eons;doro,;o,s
pressing upon their minds, the voters boa h..
one duty to perform and could not be turned
ASIDE to engage in matters Of much less imnor-
{. portance. fss TIT Fl M-YffA e 6
There might have been, and probably were
many men in our large cities and other local-
ties, who were ready to fight and shed blood f;
~0s e10y WCA0 SVAAtA OASN ~ tHO tAlOA"A AoASo
which earnest, patriotic citizens, when engag-
ca In an important work, always exercise over
sucn spirits. There is such moral force
wnlen u none the less powerful because it
"ofAs silently. Even traitors are operated
upon Dy such an influence, and copperheads
ieei lts restraining when momentous issues
are peiore Inc people for discussion and settle
ment. The more monemtous the occasion ,bs
greater will be this silent power.
In elections where party interests 40 o,,,
at stake. where there is only strn0o,a e..
places of power and emolument this 49,,
force is less active and potent, but when 49,
life Of nation is at stake, and earnes, ana
good men are struggling to sustain it, not on
ly for their own good, but also for the good Of
future generations and of the world, then there
is moralforce going out from honest, earnest
hearts which win be, and must be, felt by all,
whatever their procllvities may be. g
We believe such power has been felt In
the election just past. In such contest the
mob spirit is silently rebulzed, and Its power
for evil greatly paralyzed and weakened. Such
demonstrations of moral power speak volumes
of good to our country. Thecrisis Is past and
our government is safe. Traitors and rebels
have been taught lesson in this contest
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which viii never be forgotten. Its record viii
form one Of the brightest pages Of history, and
future generations win read 1t with an interest
which the lapse of time can only give.
The news will be steamed across the Allan
tic ocean and gladden. the hearts of such men
as Bright, Golden, Gosparin, Garibaldi, and
other friends of liberty and good government
in the Old World. They will rejoice in the
momentous fact that the spirit of liberty has
not forsaken the earth. Our friends across
the water will be encouraged to continue to
battle for Republican principles. The expert
ment OF the American people to govern them,
selves has not failed, and the Aristocra's u
Europe will hear the voice which TINS eieo'ion
has uttered and tremble. Verify 1ne VOICE u
the people is the voice of GOD. o z 9 III.
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Dr.. Watson,s Diptheria C,are.

0BERLIN, May 9Th, 1854
Sir:-Ffaving cured four cases Of Diptheria In nv
house, and watched It's wonderfufsuccess In mary
neighborhoods in my travels; call DR.. Watson 4
Diptheria Cure q cure for that awful scourae
No one dies who takes 1t in season; and may av Il
cures all who are thorough In using it; even after
the disease Is called fatal by attending physicians
Ichallange any one 10 sh0y failure Ehsre the
medicine has q seasonabie chance. Who wonld not
have 1t in the house; If they knew its power A
Ceteofased Druggist here who feared TO Try II for
while finally tried 1t for every member Of his family
and told me he would not take 10000 dollars for the
cure just for has family, and don't believe he would
take It In gold even at its highest premium. IL re-
minds pe'of the . Brasen Serpent q sure care.
Very Respectfully Yours, y. NJ. eFKxuER.
q. h. HAY, Druggist. Portland, general agent
for Maine. to whom all orders must be ADDRESSED.
Aug30 eod&wtf 4.E zoo ...s
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The Sailnr,s Fair

This Fair opened this evening in Boston,
this Is the FIRST movement that has been made
In favor Of the sailors, we are glad this class is
now remembered and trust something hand
some win be done for them. The object is to
raise funds 10 establish SAILORS HONE.
The tables will be loaded with brilliant, novel
rare and useful things. No doubt it viii be
generally patronized.
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TEA-Prices are hrmer but the limited demand
at present keeps mp steady market and prices con.
tinue to rule at about 2011 rs for choice Oolong
ana lug 10 ior common and ordinary souchong
T0BACCC-fhe market remains Inactive "a deal.
ers are not disposed to operate except to satisfy i'm
mediate demands, prefering to take their chances
in luture developments; prices neeessari om-
inal at previous notations.
- TINS without fanny change to notice since our
last report.
FREIG HTS--For. ign ngs gem Mt continues be
light. The ICING rates for foxes to Cuba have
been about Doc bat towards The close of the week
some diff .rence xied bet st srs of vessels
the sh peers, the latter ha ring ne reg.
ulation, In shipping their cargoes requiring vessels
to deliver their cargoes shore instead Of along.
eide to lighters as here ofore from which the cap
tain sh pbrokers. dice and refuse to take up
on such terms and matters were at stand silt at
the time ws make our rep re The eng Agsments
sincs our last schr Kate osrleto1 for Garden a,
with Lumber at Q per NJ. Hoops 0, and box
Oh oks at Csc. Br. Brig Miniahaha to Card mas or
Matanzas with box shocks at 800 under aad z o on
deck 200 sh oks and hds Il 61c, vessel lighters the
cargo. Sob d Talbot to load at Z 10 worth for Ma.
tanzs with boards at 81 per III for box shocks, at
SO. cargo received from alongside In Matanzas =
Bark Andes (274 tonsl for Cardenas for round svm
Of $780, cargo received gside equivalent to &c
for box shocks, delivered On board lighters. Ship
Csres of Yarmonthl $40 tons has been chartered to
load lumber he:e for Buenos Aye, on private to-
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HThe undersigned gives his exclusive atten-
ton to collecting Pensions, Rounties. Arrears of
Pay and Prize Money, for Officers, Soldiers,
Seamen, or their Heirs. Office, 81 1-2 Exchange
St., opposite Postof6ce, Portland. I'd
~ Till t4@4lalu aE% w. g. SAWYER
Retsreaess-H SAMUEL Cory, Gov. of Me-,
How. WIN. PITT FEssENpEN, Sec'y Treas'y. 25ce
oct. 13 6m.
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HoREHoUND AND TAR,

OREHOUND AND TAR!
90 FOR THE CURE OF
Breathing, and all 46ections Of the Throat, 70
BroncAial Tubes and Lungs, leading
to Consumption. VI ~
This sovereign remedy is compounded from the
favorite recipe Of an ius.rious Physician and Chem
list, who for many years used 1t with the most CON-
plete success in his extensive private practce g
he had long bssn profoundly impressed with the
wonderful virtue Of honey ofthe plant Horehound,
in union with the Cleansing and Healing properties
of tar extra,tedfom the LIE Principle of the forest
tree Abies Baisamea or Balm of Gilead. For years
he was bafiso in his attempt, to blend these great
medicinal forces into n unioa that the original
power of each would be preserved the disagreesble
qualities of eommon tar removed, and the price OF
the compound be within the means of all. At last
after long course Of difficult chemical experiments
he found that by adding to these foe other ingredf
ents, each valuable by itself, he not only obtain
ed the deired results, but greatly increased the
curative power of the compound. This having been
thoroughly teste by practice, is offered to the
general public as asafe, pleasant and infalbs REM
edy. - W. q "a
For sale by w. f. Phillips, Portland. and all drug.
| gists. =. SO
CHARLES DowNER, General Agent, 'eh'l
i n.vid3m A Cedar st.. New York.
| ta5g L Z III u Z - -----,--50l1
To the Sick.
ELIZABETH B. ADAMS, formerly Chamberlin. }
M. Analytical Practitioner, 2lA Congress. corner
Pearl street Consultation FREE to all, from to u
A. NJ, and tot p. n. NJ. .its isist6s .ff.l.5es
| regular gradua'e from the Boston Female Med
zeal College with 10 years successful practice en-
abts her to fer hope to the sick and especially TO
females and children afflicted with chronic diseases.
Her remedies arep purely vegetable, chemically pre-
pared, and the certainty with which they cure dis
eases OF whatever form, them to receive, as
they merit the utmost confidence Of the sick. Mid
wifery attended to as usual
DR.. Adams. is assis ed by DR.. j. Wesley Kelley, of
Boston, sole surviving founder OF the sys-
teml who ia in attendance at her office the second
Tuesday and Wednesday ofeach month. oag
\ Nov 3-d&w8m - sAsss& &Ass q
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k~EpiIepfie Fits can be Cared DR..
LocRRow having become eminently successful In
cur In this terrible msiady, invites AL similarly AZ
hicei to call send for cirsulars OF and
testimonials Of numerous caacs cured OF fam one "a
twenty-four years standing. He devofes his ntfen-
Nervous system, and eolicits an investiration AZ
his CLAIM 70 the public conndsnce.
He may Be consulted q hls private residence No.
l4i west a1a street, daily from 10 A. u. to I'm
except Saturday and sunday. Address ali Letters 10
,,.-., Dr. Y. B. L0CKR0w, New York.
a. CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly print.
It tkis ofiee. la sH tr4 -1rtsr q,
~ Aiyol srein want of any kind fP RINTING
al at the Daily Press Once. q
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~ A gentleman in New York lost his arm
the other day by carelessly resting Il partiallv
outside the window of horse-car in which he
was riding. A passing wagon struck it. SKATER
ing ii to the shoulder.
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MARINE NEWS.
FORT or PORTLAND.


91 A' ARRIVED. ' se Der 20 o.
Brig Mazatian. Maddocks. South Amboy. sre lrsa1
o Brig Rensbaw, Smith. Remedies via Holmes Hoe
Sch K willard. Parsons, Philadeiphis, % 7l'-f
Sch Electric Light, WALLACE, Philadelphia. aQs
Sch Osprey, tRr) Wyman. Fredericton NIB for Pro
Sch Empress, Pinkham, Eizabethport for Bangor.
Sch ariel. Treworgy, Bangor Tor Providence.
Sen Jessie Benton. Sellers, Boston for Castine. y
"A At4As = ARaivEp MONDAY EvKNIEa 88,itI
Ship Mary Dundas, tBrl Martin. Cardiff adf 40
-sa93oBs 10 wei b. CLEARED % nMbro94A
Brig jeremiah. Ford, Sagua-Geo Hunt roi
3. Sch Abbie Perkins. (Brl Hatfield. St John NIB
sehw 3 Darling, Baxter. Washington DEF o
? Sch Kate Aubrey. Jacobs, BangOr-D Chase.
9LAAuUscnHp-Atw iscasset 1st inst. by chisam.
superior brig Of about "a TONS built for parties 10
sWscasset and Boothbay. She isto be commanded
by Capt w Lewis. Of Boothbay.n SIS slacsr ~
Sai eaa 1yipi DIsAsTERs. sazm yag y
Ship Progress, at New York from Liverpool. SHIFT
ed cargo, split and lost sails sails. &c. .mSd.
Ship Gertrude. at New York from Padang, reports
Aug 81 lat IS IS s. Ion 25 IL e, in heavy westerly
gale, stove bulwarks spit sails and started tie fig
Ship Shakespeare. Reed, 1t San Francisco from
Bakers Island while At the latter port. struck on the
Sch Mora, from New York for an eastern port,
went ashore on the rock at the lower end Of Black
Ship VIM Chamberlain, for Clark. put back to CAL
lao Oct 8, leaky, and was disg 18th.
Sch Byzantium, Herman, from Bangor for Bos-
ton. with lumber, became waterlogged on Boon Is
and 4th inst. during the heavy storm, and became
unmanageabe. and finally drifted ashore at Little
Harbor about mile from Newcastle Light. she is
q total loss.- Crew Q I'd most Of cargo saved.
Brig Roiersos. Mayo, at Portsmouth from Hog ISL
and Va. with timber, lost some sails and sustained
0'p saro o Rich, nom Cow Bay cB for York,
put Into Halifax inst. with loss OF sails. = g
Sch Geo w Snow, from Boston for Bangor put
into Salon 7th inst, with sails split; was blown of
to Georges Bank. W+b- .4l
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MINIATUREAL ANAC. sl o.
Z "Wednesday y. ....... ~. November o..
Sun rises. As High water, 10 m). 80
Sun sets. 4.43 Length Of days. So
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!. In Hollis, Nov7, Mrs Hannah. widow Of The late
capt Paul Woodman. aged 80 years. She acted well
nor part in long and nsefal lie
IN Alfred: Nov 8. Ms Mary, relic OF the late Jas
Dean, aged 81 years months.
aged Il years wv ~
q. In s.ddefOrd Oct %, Mr. George W Nichols, aged
s,a In kbiddeford Nov /. Emily, daughter Of h o
oM TnS OF farsonsaeld. aged % years.
To- pIi berwick Oct Is. Mrs Almeda, wifs Of
jos blaisdeL aged 81 years.
SUMMER sry. Uct u. Of typhoid fever, Mr. Ephraim
= In Ellsworth, Sept IA Mra M.-. nj.
Alexander, aged 23 years Aiy A. WIG OF hoDs
In Caials. oct y Elizabeth Young. aged II years.
nitga at IMPORTS. ~ I ---------- =
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INSTRUMENTATION Triumph
antly Sustained!
Lincoln and johnson Elected by
an overwhelming Majority

According to all appearances the days work
of yesterday was one of the most glorious 10
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FORElaN PoRTs.


Al foochow Sept 2. ships EBdeavor Doane. for
New YORK. a. 90 per ton Of 40 cubic feet; samuel
kasseii. furdiek, irsm Annoy. expected 70 load for
At Hong Kong Iseps .. ships Mary whittridse.
Cressey; Peerless, Roberts. and Hamlin, wheel
wright, unc; bnroues Maria lfoss. Ross, TOR Mel
bourne; Lille, knowles. unc. III
Sid Aug %, ship Mary Glover. Hughes, Foochow
!ehlrtered for Focchow and back at $4,000, with "
SD prey 70 Sept 10, ship Monsoon. Loring, for
nss1slo chartered to load for San FRANCISCO i'i
At Manila Sept 3, ships Rather. Almy. from San
Francisco fol- New York at sic currency ~, 'on;
Peruvian. Sargent. from Hong Kong az zs'n' ior
New York
Richard Busted, Mitchell, lhc- - w
SID IN SauRor Sept II, ships canada, Wyman, for
london. 18th Siam, Graves, New 1ork. fs
AZ NJ Falmouth e oath ult. ship Crescent City FL
well Hayre for Akyab.
Cid Il Havana Slst ult, brig Berry, Coson. New
Tn mort slst, bsrques Caroline, Pillsburv and 81
Jago, white, uno; brig Hattie L Wheeler, Tarr,
uncertain. - eia tlleI 17T'' -
Ar At cardenas 18th ult, brig Day Spring, oBrien.
! Ar a Matan.as 27th ult sch John Matber. Col
lins: Bristol; sist, barque Evelyn. Bcwden. from
Ar a. It s. John NIB 81 inst. ship Mary Emma. Pat.
CID %, ship PortIam. Curtis, Liverpool.
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IMPORTS.
SAILING OF OCEAN srEAMsgIps

=. CARDIFF. Ship Mary Dundas-4524 bar. iron,
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Review t Of the Market,

For the week ending Nov. 9th, 1854, prepared ex,
pressly for the PREss, by MIR. NJ. N. Rich.
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AT couRr OF PRoBArx held At Portland within
7 and for the County Of Cumberland, on the afst
tuesday q Noyemher, IN ne rear q our lord
ktkANClS PURINi0S. Guardian Of Marietta
~ Puf1ntons and otAeSs, minor ohildfen and
heirs OF Abigail w. Purinton, late Of Falmouth, Ia
sad County deceased. having presented his Petition
for License to sell and convey certain Real Estnto
Of said minors, % described In said Petition
ltwas Ordered, That the said Petitioner rive no.
tce to sl persons pterested by causing notice tos
RuDlished three weeks snccesaifeiy IN the Naiis
state Press, printed ut Portland that they NAV AZ
on the first Tuesday Of Deee1ber naxt Al ten 81 tS
S,ook N tne forenoon and show cause II any they
nave way the same should not be granted.
A true copy, attest fI1l ii'f -7-1--7 =
2 4swaEs EUGENE HUMPHREY, Register.
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''--a@ rfats+fetsa f.ffa.sA aeEIEi1 lfA
immediately beneath the scalp these are very
small bodies called Glands Tor more commonly Roots
of the Hair 1t from these Glands that every hair
ofthe head is formed and secreted As long as the
scalp Tree from kdesase these bodies also remain
and color B4t vhep hum0rs and other diseases Of:
same disesse, and The hair gradually turns dry
and brittle. Sooner or later the hair begins to fall
off, and in many cases, If not arrested, viii produce
complete badness.
To remedy this pathological condition of the
glands. and create new and healthy action, the
physiological Ply Hsir RegenerasOr has proved per-
It is not : "9ys,n and viii pot slain particle 1t
will positively 'sRxsToRF PAY III II al cases
TO its original color It promotes growth Of new
hair in all cases Bald Heads when the glands or
roots of the hair not completely disorganized-
1t prevents the hair from falling off, and removes all
dandruf, heat, humors and itching from the scalp.
1t keeps the hair soft moist and perfectly heay and
gives It . glossy pnd beautiful appearance. 1t Is
highly psEfg@ed gHa q paressing i has NO superi.
above results sr 81 eases II not the mbney to be
refunded. With 1t every hdrsy Head" In New Eng
land can be restored in less than thirty days.
Price rs cents per Bottle.
TTsBE5Ts BROTHERS. 1
Druggists and Chemists, Propristors, NAayhester,
Sold at wholesale and retail by W. W. wHIPPLE,
81 Market Square. Portland, Sole Agent, ana nv
Druggists eyefywhers, septs 81 eodtoIanl !.
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: iS%sSs EGleHNE HUMPHREY. Register.

AT 0eo-.-oE PROBATE held at Portland within
and for the County of Cumberland on the draf
tuesday Of November In the year of our Lord
eighteen hundred and sixty -four,
JOSEPH REDLON, Executor OF the last WIN and
- le lament Of Robert Johnson late Of ciorhsn,.
In said County deoeased, having preaented his Sc
tate for probatei wv W =
n icas Ordered, That the said Executor atvs
notice g All persons intereste by causing notice to
" Phpnsned three weeks successfully In the Maine
State Press, printed at Portland, that thew NAV an
pear at Probate Court to be held at said Portahd
on the FIRST Tuesday Of December next 1t ten oftHs
clock IN the forenohn, and show oshis IL any they
have why the same should not Be- alioued. : -
,.,.,,,,.s Ohm 4. WATERMAN, Judge.
45waw' EUGENE HUMPHREY, Register.
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45waw' EUGENE HUMPHREY. Register.

At Court Of Probate held at Portland, within ana
ior the County Of Cumberland, on the first Tues
cen hundred and sig -iotf " = sai TsfT EFT.
JOANNA Wa! rEs widow OF JOshna Waite, lAta
presented lhor petition for the Assignment 81 IL
dover In the Real Estate, WI ich he died seized
teds Ordered, That the said Petitioner give
persons Interested, by causing notes to
State Prep printed 81 Portland, nat thew NAV az
pear AZ Court 70 be held at said Portland,
on me nrt tuesday Of December naxt at ten OF the
have, why ting Bsme shoHld not BE- granted n f'7's
q % JOAN A. WATERMAN, Judge.
IS wsw. EUGENE HUMPHREY. Register.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ Carriers Of the Daily Press are not ailOUed
to sell papers on their rowtes. a ~ys~f rF ri


'isn s9HaN srHeH A LES .siVal pawA
.1N t.phe eeeNA sfsSeH- aiig 1850 lsniN-at $3.50
9Eaa7'eg I'll O N e X snsns1 ST
g " iai-ao2 sii0.i u 4lo1qala 1fa ,3-relf fes
OF sri.i 1i
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AT eoUh9 or PRoBAFE held At Portland. within
. ana ior the County OF Cumberland, on the arst
tuesday or November, in the year of our Lord
eighteen &, I hSpdred and sixty -four,
SAruEh II. WOOD, Executor Of the last win
nAl IN saia County deceased. hayii preseN led his
account OF Assimilation OF faid Estats for pro-
h teds Ordered That the said Executor eivs
nouee 70 All persons interested by causing notice 70
ee published three weeks successfully in the Maine
state Press printed at Portland that they may ap-
pear 81 Probate Court to be held at said Portland
on the nrst Tuesday Of Deeembe next at ten Of tho
CLOCK IN the forenoon, and shew canse If any they
nave, why theeame ahonld not be allowed
1al ) JOHN A. WATERMAN, Judge.
40 w3ws EUGENE HUMPHREY Re0futer-
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AT A CouRT OF PROBATE held ut Portland. within
and for the County of Cumberland on the frst
Tuesday OF November. in the year of our Lord
eighteen hundred and sixty four, l@t n
JAMES T. MeCOBB, Executor Of the last Will
~ and Testament Of Henry B McCobb, hto Of
20 tand la aid County de ceased, hai I'M preset ted
ns third scoount OF Ad niuist alton efstid Estate
for probate; Z" a5F 2 .EllisF y ~ - III
! IT, s0cs Ordered, That the said Executor givenO-
tice to apersons interested by causing notice to be
Press printed at Portland, that they may appear AZ
Probate Court to be held at said Portland on the
hrst Tuesday of December next at ten of the clock
In the forenoon. and show cause IL any they have,
why the same should not be allowed.
-. -.....s... JOHN A. WATERMAN, Judge.
45wSws EUGENE HUMPHREY, Reaists.
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.ss ssSs copy H H5s' HUMPHREY Register.

At Court of Probate held at Portland, within ana
for tho County of Cumberland, on the first Tues.
day Of November in the year our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty-four,
NJ z. RICHARDSON, Trustee, under the last
1Vs WIN and Testament Of Joshua Richardson
late OF Portland, In said County. deceased, havins
presented his first account IS Trns &c, for Probate
and allowance:
70 cus Ordered. That the said Trustee civ.
notice to all persons Interested by causing notice 10
State Press, printed At Portland that thew nav ap-
pear at Probate Court to be held at said portland.
on the h.st Tuesday OF pscembet next ct ten Of the
have, why the same should not Be aIlo1ed.
A true copy, Attest: '"-s''
IS wsw' EUGENE HUMPHREY, Register,
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Alta CoUEr OF PROBATE held at Portland. within
and for tns County Of Cumberland on the arss
aisn,asn h SSosssmDers IN the year Of Lord
AMks w. LEAvffr, xdmikistrator. wi n t,s
~ ennexed, Of the estate Of Elizabe b Hol.
Ss n1 lac OF Portland In said County, oeased
ins.k present ID hs an hual aeoosnt OF admin.
is. I; .l o. said estate for pr tate: ~
v4s vEdered, That tie sad Admlnistrp tor give
oe published three weeks successfully In the Maine
state Press, printed ct Portland that they NAV an
peal at Probate Court to be held at said Portland
on the first Tuesday of December next at ten OF the
clock In the forenoon, and show cause IL any thew
have why the same should not be allowed.
q .rlr9 JOHN A. WATERMAN, Judge.
A true copy, Attest,
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At courtof Probate hsli Al Portland, within d
ior the County Of Cumberland, On the Dot lqes-
n day Of Novehber ID tie ear ofohF Lord eiEhieeh
hundred and sixty hour.
N AEIEL DAVIS, Jr. Administrator ofths Es,ats
~ lot frnncis Paine. late Of 0orhtm IN said Soun-
Jsdeceased having Pr seDtef his peiitop ior ioenl -
70 sell aud conYey certain real egafe ofaid dhcea1-
%, as described IN said petitfoni
IL soas Ordsred Thafihe aid Administrator give
notice TO all persons interested BY causing nOtice 10
Be Published fhree weeks succeasively In the Maine
pear AZ 4 Probate Court 20 BE- held Al aaid Portland
on the nFst Tuesdsy 81 Dpoember nexf Il ten 81 NJ
clock in the forenoon, and show cause II anv khSt
have why the zane should not DO aranted af-f W.
J0HNA. WATERMAN, Judra.
!. sI Ss~s EUGENE HuaIpaRrv -
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