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ESTRAY.

faR Came to the premises of the sub
- scriber, in Stroud township, during
the latter part of October, 1865, a RED
BULL, one year old last spring. No
marks noticed about him.
The owner or owners thereof, is reques-
ted to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take him away, or he will be
disposed of according to law.
SAMUEL PHILIPS.
November 80, IS65.-3t.*
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Administrators Notice.
ESfofe Of CHARLES SHOEN1-
KER, iote Of Middle SmihfeM
tONnshin. I1conscI

Notice is hereby given hat letters OF
administration upon the above named Es-
tate have been granted to the undersigned
by the Register Of Monroe County, in due
form of law; therefore, all persons indebt-
ed to said Estate are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having any
just claims are also requested to present
them legally authenticated for settlement
to ANDREW j. COOBAUGH,
Administrator.
NJ. Smithisld, Dec. II, l8G5.-6t.
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Widows AppFaiseEslent.

Notice is hereby given, that the fol.
lowing appralsements of widows, clain,-
ing to retain property to the value of $500
of their deceased husbands Eatate. have
been fled in the Office of the Clerk of,hc
Orphans's Court, of Monroe County, and
will be presented for approval at the NEXT
term of said Court, to be held at Strouds-
durg, Monday Dec. 10Th, 1865, at 10 o.
clock, a ~
Widow of Peter Snyder, deed,
g {" John Armitage, "
% Chas. Miller, {"
4" " Lewis Socks, 60
TuOS. NJ. McILHAMET,
Dec. 8, 1865. CI.yk.
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One of the best things of the season is
that of Bishop Simpson, who has declar-
ed in favor of paying the, rebel war debt
when it becomes due, viz: after the in
dependence of the Confederate States
shall have been secured"
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In New York, the Fifth Avenue Hotel
pays $SO,S8O rent the St. Nicholas and
metropolitan $4,000 each the Assor and
New York 100000 each, and the Ever,
EFT $4,000. A. T-,Stewart owns the
Metropolitan and ST. Nicholas, and VIM.
b. Astor owns the Astor House.
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The Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs,
forty different styles, adapted to sacred and
TY-FIVE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS, or
other first premiums awarded them. Illus
trated Catalogues free. Address, MASON
& HAMLIN, Boston, or MASON BROTH
ERS, New York.
September z, 1S65.-1y.
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So great is the corn crop of the west
that 1t is used in many places remote from
favorable shipping points, for fuel, being
cheaper at twenty cents per hushel than
wood at ten dollars per cord.
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VI AR RHED.

On the 7th inst, at the Lutheran Par
sonase, in Hamilton, by Rev. Henry Sci
fert, Mr. Joseph A. Bittenbender, and
Miss Sallie Ann Woodling, both of Ham
ton.
On the 18th inst, by NJ. NJ. Burnet,
Esq, W. G. Price and Hannah c. Bow
man, both of Monroe county.
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Trial List, Dec. II. 1866,

David ". Lee ct al vs. Jay Gould.
Amos Neyhart VS.. Chas W. Row.
David Keller rs. John Merwine.
Hoiilnshead's Am'rs ct. 81 IS. B.n;s-
min UiBds,
Day 4 Woodring vs. AIber. StuTI ard
Adam Stnll
James and Gershoiu Hull vs.. W'lli:sn
W.. 3 Palmer and Sydenham Palmer.
William Place VS. Martin Courtrlsht.
THOS. VI, McILHAMEY,
Dee s, 1865. Prot.
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DE ED.

In Stroud township, on the 18th inst,
Mr.. George B. Armitage, aged about "a
years.
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Argument List---Dec,. IT,

AL 8 OAO11U 4IlSG---DGC.. i q
Ezra Marvin VS. John Frey
Commonwealth VS. Edw'd l. Brodhsad.
Is Rogers VS. Gould 4 Lee
Use of Hollinshead vs. same
S j lIolIinshead VS. same
James 4 McGowan vs. Jacob St,uffer
same vs. Stephen 4 Chas
kiStler
same VS. Philip Kresge
Peter Keller ct. al. VS. County Commits
sioners ct. al.
In the matter of vacation of a public
road in Stroud township
In the matter Of Quaker Alley.
John Merwine ct. al. VS.. Amos KEEPER
and wife
W ID Christman ct al. VS. Eli Stull and
wife.
John Merwino ct. al. VS. George i AL
temose and wife.
same et al. VS. Elizabeth KEEPER
W ID Christman et al VS. Geo Bonser
LHOS. NJ. McILHANEY, Prot.
Dec. s, 1865.
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List OF ]. etters

Rema lining unclaimed in the Post Office
Stroudsburg, State of Pennsylvania,
Ist day of December, 1865.
Bush, Wilson A. Good, Sabilla
Bush, Ransom Hoffman, Catharne
Burns. Brian Harris, Juseph c.
Buskirk, David Heller, Leonard
Bowman, Geo. Hoffman. e D.
Barber, Jas. E. Irwen, A NJ
Brown, J. II. McCune, Maggie
Conley. VIM. Pencil, John
Coyle, Thos. O. Road, James
Decker, Dan'l S. Ray, Mary
Doll, Charles Shook Mary c..
Dennis, Samuel Shoemaker, VIM, NJ,
Dennis, Sarah 2 Treat, j. d.
Doll, Joseph Tierney, Martin
Edlngar, Adam Tinsman, J. T.
Farmer, Patrick Vanfieet A D.
Fenner, VIM. Warner A. N.
Gish, Abm. 2 Wilk, Kate
Godshale, Jacob Williams, Mr. cold
= 0PTTo obtain any of these letters, the ap-
plicant must call for advertised Letters
give the date of this list, and pay one cent
Tor advertising.
EF If not called for within one month.
they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
THEODORE SCHOCH, p. NJ.
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BIDDEF0RD, MAINE.
PORTLAND AND BOSTON LINE.
, q M NJ Err Ar n AN0 q M EMIT,


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R&H Msatrea!,, VIII until further no
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Leave Atlantic Wharf, Portland. every Monday
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Nj Each boat Il furnished with large number
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and hmilies, and travellers arc reminded that py
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will DO made. and that The inconyenicnce Of am
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avoided.
The boats arrive In season for passengers to take
the earliest trains out Of The city. -
The Company arc not responsible for baggage 70
On amount exceeding $50 In value and that person.
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- Freight taken as usual; ,>,,,
Portland. Nov. %. 1864. att
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At Court OF Probate holden at Alfred, within
and for the county OF York. on the arst Tuesday
= In October. IN the year or our Lord eighteen
hundred and slxty.fye. BY tho Honorable E. Z
. Bourne, Judge Of said Court,
IN the petition Of Tobias Lord, Guardian OF John
" Edward Hill. minor aud child Of John
Ill., late OF Wells In said county, deceased repre-.
senting that said John Z. Hill 10 seized and pos
sessed OF certain real estate situated In belgrade,
In tho county Of Kennebec, and moro fully de
scribed In said petitions
That advantageous Gffcrs have been made for
said minors interest In said real estate, ns will
appear In said petition, which cders II Is for tho
interest Of oil concerned Immediately to accept,
and the proceeds Of sale to be put out on Interest
for the benefit OF the said minor and praying that
license may be granted him TO sell and convey the
interest aforesaid according TO the statute In such
cases made and providedi
Ordered. That the petitioner givo notice thereof
to all persons interested In said estate by causing
q copy of this order to he published In the Union
journal printed In Biddeiord, In said county. for
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, that they may appear at
Probate Court TO Le held at North Berwick, said
county, on the hrst Tuesday In November next, Of
ten OF the clock In thu forenoon, and she. cause
any they have, why the prayer Of said petition
'hOuld not he grantot.
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
Attest. George Il. KnOwlton, Register.
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Attest. George II. Knoul,on Register

At q court OF Probate holden at Alfred, within
and for the County OF York, on the hrst Tuesday
In October. In the year Of our Lord eighteen hun
dred and slxty.nve, by tho Hon. K. 4. bourne,
Judge Of said Court,
IN the petition Of Susannah burbank, formerly
" Susaunsh Chellies interested In tho estate Of
Alexander II Chellies. late Of Newaeld, In said
county, deceased. praying that administration Of
ariah DunnsllG OF said Newheld
ordsTsd, That tho petitioner cite the widow and
next of Kin 10 take administration aud give notice
thereof 10 tho heirs ofsald deceased and to all per
sons interestcd in said estate, by causing copy OF
thIs order 20 be published IN the Unfen Journal,
printed In Riddsford, In said county, three weeks
succcssiyely, that they may appear NJ Probate
Court 10 b holdsu at North Berwick, In said coun
~ on tho nryt Tuesday In November next, at ten
al tho clock In tho forenoon, and shcw cause, II
any they have. Why tho prayer Of said petition
should not granted.
''' Attest, deorgs II. Knowlton, Register.
A truo copy. 100 f,t. ftr .rft
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These vessels are fitted upwith nne accommods
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Passage, In State Room, $500. Cabin passage,
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Goods forwarded by this line to and from Mon.
trsal, Quebec, Bangor. Bath, Augusta, Esstport
and st. John.
Shippers are requested 70 send their Freight To
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Commissioner, Notice.

THE subscribers, having been appointed by tho
II Judge Of Probate for the County oi York, Com.
sgainst the estate Of Alyah J. Rldeout,. late Of
Ksnnebunk, In said County, deceased. hereby give
notice that they will 10 In session for said purpofe
bunk. on ths last SATURDAYS OF Octohsr and ID.
csmbsr. 1855. and the last Saturiay VI January,
1865, nom 10 o'clock A. ~. % I o..losh " ". ON
each Of said days EpwAkn " BOURNE a.
g. Y. BRYANT.
Kcnnebunk, Sent. 9Th, tsS5. Jwt3
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At Q Court OF Probate held ct Alfred. within
and for the County Of York, on the nrst Tuesday
In October, In tho year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and siIty.avc, by tho Hon. 4. Z. Bourne,
Judge Of said Court,
IN tho petition OF Ell P. Littlsneld, Guardian OF
" Emulous Hill. Of Wells. In said county, an In.
sane person. one Of the children Of John T. Hill,
late OF Wells In said county, deceased. represent
Ing that said E,nulous Hill Is selsed and possessed
OF certain real estate, situated In Belgrade, In the
County OF Kennebec and more fully described In
said petition.
That sdvanta geous offers for said Emulous Hills
interest In said real estate. have been made, ss
will appear by said petition. which offers Il 10 for
tho interest OF all concerned Immediately TO &C.
cept, and the proceeds Of salo to DO put out on
interest for tho benefit OF tho said Emulous Hill.
and praying that license may be granted him " soil
and convey tho interest aforesaid according to tho
statute In such cases mado and provided,
Ordered, That tho petitioner give notice thereof
10 all persons interested In said estate, by causing
o copy Of this order TO DO published In the Union
and Journal, printed 10 Biddeford. In said county
for three weeks SUCCESSFULLY that they may appear
1t Probate Court to he hold nc North Berwick, In
said county. on tho arst Tuesday In November
next, ut ten Of the clock In the forenoon and show
cause II any they have, why the prayer Of said pc
ton should not DO granted
Attest, George II. Knowlton. Register
[tt.., G.orya m Knovlton n svi,t.r
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THE CELEBRATED

NJ us onuS hanuLtStIyt hVuth Ceeee
LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED
Tn the Post Office at BiddefOri State Of Maine, tn
i 10Th day Of October. 1855.
Armstrong Augustus Lowell Eunice
/ Abbott Eliza A Lunt Eta
| Abbott Mary Ilttleaeh Edward X
| AveryTG Lord Jennie
| Brand Thomas Leayeu J vi
Brogan Thomas Marie Rose
Blaisden Joanna Merrill PHI
Durham Henry ". McMaine Melinda
Barker lila L Morang Jane
Bowtoin Charles A McKenny Hannah
Clark Aphonro Matherson Flora
Cleayes Al Mason Fannie
Clark Elizabeth II Osgood Maria
Carroll Henry Perkins John
Cieayes ii NJ Peck lydia w
Comertck Mary Paul 5 ID
Chase Me Patterson vinola
Dolby Hannah Small Roland
Davis MaryE Sawyer Mary
Davis Lizrie smith J II
Dearborn Cyrus Smith John Jr
Evans Emma Smith Isaac
Emmons George strout
Eden Hattie Smart Augustu,
fitzpatrick Samuel Tuttle Litzie
luntress Jennie Tibbits Joel
Holland Joanna Thompson James Els
Howard Mary Tarbox Mrs I'D
Hanson Sarah wayland Valentine
Haggett Samuel WEIGH Oliver
jose Elizabeth Weber Nancy
JoyE Whittier LucyJ
Lit,leaed Aithea Walden Frank
Lord Abbie ii Warner EN-
Lombard BM Wing Ellen II (7t
ESTo obtain any OF these letters the applicant
must call for "ADvERrisrp LETTERS. and pay one
" if not called for within ONE MONTH. they
will be sent to the Dead Letter 0fice.
| CAROLINE z. C0WAN. p. NJ.
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Attest. George II. Knowl.on, Register


AZ Court OF Probate held at Alfred, within
and for the County OF York, on the first Tuesday
tf October, In the year OF our Lord. eighteen
hundred and sIxty.nvc, by tho Hon.E.E. Bourne,
Judge OF said Court, ,l.II !
IN the petition OF Lois N. Badger, Admlnlstra.
" trix OF the estate OF Samuel badger. late OF
Kittery. In said county, deceased, representing
that the personal estate OF said deceased 10 sat-
acent 10 pay the Just debts which he owed 81 the
time oil his death by the sum OF eighteen hundred
dollars and praying for license TO sell and con;
vey the whole Of certain lot Of real estate ofesd
tsceased more fully described In said petition, at
public auction or private sale, because ny PAT.
tial sale Of said lot the residue Wouia 10 greatly
S.Ssrsd. That the petitioner give notice thereof
10 the heirs OF said deceased, sud 70 al persons:
tsrcsted In said estate. By ca1sing acopy OF this
order 10 be published three weeks s1oetssgyeyn
said county, that they may appear ats Probate
Court 10 30 held Ut North Berwick, In said county
nm The drst Tuesday In November next, Of ten
M the oiook In the forenoon. and shew cause, fany
hey have, Why the prayer Of said petition should
NV " ATTEST, George II. Knowiton, Register
Attest, George u. Knowlton. Register, l
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In this city, OCT. 9Th, Louie May. infant daugh-
ter of Rev j. and Mrs A. Y. Hubbard.
In Saco, Oct. 18th. Alanson Weymouth &c yrs.
In Saco, Oct. iith, Jennie NJ, only child Of Capt
John Ladd, 4 mos.
In Kennebunk, Oct. i4th, Mrs. Julia A, vile OF
Rev. Ashbury G. Trafton % yrs.
In kennebunkport, Oct nth, Mr.. James Mason,
76 years.
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DIED.

lr Notices Of deaths, not exceeding six lines nserteS
free above that NUMBER at regular advertising rates.
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"Canst thou not MINISTER 10 a mind diseased,
Ind. ritA some srsst, obiirious anfidOts,
Cleanse hs foai bosom Of hs PtriiOIs stuff
Tia, psigAs upon he Aegtp
Certainly PLANTATION BirrERs will do II when
nothing else will Melancholy, Depression, Hypo-
chondria Insanity, all spring, more or less nom
diseased stomach, and this PLANTATION Buffers Is
sure cure for. There Is no mistake about Il, Dys
pepsia, Headache, Dulness, Agle and Low Spirits
must yield to the health. giving and genial infu
snce OF the PLANTATION DIrrERs. III you are In
doubt, make one trial and be convinced. 2wil
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-11
The -LOWeSt Depth.

A young man residing in Windsor coun-
ty, was 50 proud of his secession proclivi-
ties and some of his associates that he
procured a copperhead breast-pin to wear
us a badge of his political standing. One
day he had occasion to ride out of town,
and becoming very thirsty called at a
house to get drink Of water A young
woman very politely waited on him, and
he was 50 much enamored from her beau
~ and facinating manner that he could
not forego the temptation to ask hel
whether She was married, and if she wa:
not, to tell her he would be pleased t(
make her Il visit. as he had no wife,
meantime displaying his breast pin an(
putting on his best airs.
The woman was so much ANNOYED a
the TO, ,Npi>h appearances of the young mar
that she old him she was married and
no;ntino to a black man who was at worl
in the garden, ironically said, 'He is m.
husband :" ..Wnat." says the youn;
man heyour husband. why, | was neve
50 surprised inmy life" Says the woman
81 can tell you Of something a good dea
more surprising than that = ''Wh
can that be ?" calculated the other. ''Why
have sister who is good deal hant
somer than am and she married a copper
heal - The man left suddenly.-l
Record.
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Don't Judge by appearances.

Some years ago, there arrived at the ho-
tel erected near the Niagara Falls. IN odd
looking man. whose appearance and de
pertinent We're quite i'll contrast with
the crowds of wcll-drcSSed and polished
figures which adorned the cclcbrctcd re-
sort. lie seemed Just TO have sprung
from the woods; his dress. which was
made of leather, stood dreadtully i'll need
of repair. apparently not having felt the
touch of Il ncedlewoman for many long
month. A WORKOUT blanket, that mi ght
have served for bed, Was buckled to his
shoulders large knife hung on one side
balanced by a long, rusty tin box on the
other, and his beard, mcropped, tangled
and coarse, fell down upon his bosom, as
if to counterpoise the weight of the thick,
dark locks that supported themselves on
his neck and shoulders. This strange be-
ing, to the spectators, seemingly half civ
ilized, half savage, had a quick, glancing
eye, an elastic, firm movement. that would
no doubt, win its way through the brakes
both of the wilderness and of society. He
pushed his steps into the sitting room, I'M
strapped his little burden, quietly looked
around for the landlord and then modestIy
asked for breakfast The host at first
drew back with evident repugnance at the
apparition which thus proposed to intrude
its uncouth form among the genteel visi-
tors, but a few words whispered in hi:
ear speedily satisfied his doubts; the stran.
ger took his place in the company, some
Struggling, some staring, some laughing
outright. Yet there was more in thai
single man than in all the rest of the
throng. He was an American woodsmal
as he said; he was genuine son of M
ture, yet had been entertained with dis
tinction at the table Of princes learned
societies, to which the like of Cuvier be
longed, bowed down to welcome his pres
ence kings had been complimented whel
he spoke to them in short, he was on
whose fame will be growing brighter whel
, the fashionables who laugh at him an
many much greater than they shall be ut
terly perished. From every hilltop an
5 deep, shady grove, the birds, those bios
, SONS of the air, will sing his name Th
! little wren will pipe it with his matt
hymn about our house the oriole care
= it from the slender grasses of the mead
| ows the turtle dove roll it through til
secret forest; the many voiced mockin
bird pour it along the air and the imps
. rial eagle, the bird of Washington, as /
. sits far up on the blue mountains, wi
n scream it to the tempest and the stars
b He was the late John j. Audubon, orn
thologist.