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At Court Of Probate held at North Ber.iok, With
in and Tor the County OF York. on the nrst Tues
day In November, in the year ot our Lori eighteen
hundred and sixty.slH. by the lion. h. L. bourne,
Judge OF said Court
y the petition of James o Johnston, Executor
q OF the will OF John Johnston. late of sseo, In
,aId county, deceased, representing that the per
n.l estate of said deceased IL not sufficient TO pay
the ju.t debts which he owed ct the time OF his
death nv the sum OF eight hundred dollars, and
prayIns for license tn sell and convey the whole
OF the Interest OF said estate IN certain lot OF
land with the buildings thereon, situated In BID.
deG1rd, in said county, aud heins one undisided
half thereof aud more fully described In said pc
tition At public auction or private sale, because
by partial sale the residue would be greatly In
luredt -
Ia IN. heirs OF said deceased aud IN ell persons IN
t,r,sted In sald estate. by causing copy OF this
order 10 be published three weeks excessively IN
the U.iss asi yszrsh printed In Biddsi.rd'
IN sald county, that they NAV appears ~ FRO.
hate Court Ia 10 holden at ks.nehunk. In said
county, on the first Tuesday In December next,
A, ten of the elo,k In the forenoon. and shew
cause. " any they have. Why the prayer Oh said
petition should no. he granted.
Attest, George II. knoviton, Register.
ktl..t Georre H. X uovlt on, Register,
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DdnriIIs, Pa, June, 1902.
On. WILLIAM A. CARGO. Dear Sir Ia Feb.
ruary 1881, was afflicted with sugar Diabetes;
and for Eve months passed more than two gal
Ions OF water In twenty-four hours. | vac
Obliged to get up a. often a. ten or twelve times
during the night, and In Ave months lost about
dry pounds In weight. During the month VI
July, 1861. pr0cured two bottles Of Constitu.
ton Wster, and 10 two days amer using i eI.
perisnoed relief and AFTER taking two bottles
Twas entirely cured, soon amer regsining my
usual good health.
Yours, truly, Nv. L. DE WITT.
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LIFE INSURANCE .., .,.
npissrsal Life Insurance Co.. r.
Inoe W. NEW YORK. o0lbS
> OFFICE NO. 90 LIBERTY STREET. ~
THE ORIGINAL JOINT LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY or
THE UNITED STATES
RISKS INCOMPATIBLE WITH THE PRINCIPLES Of LIFE
Insurance, such Accident, Fire and Marine, d
are not assumed by this Company.
ExsLuslvELY CONFINED THE INSURANCE OF
First Glass Healthy Lives. AL
49, y THE DHTLvCTIpE FEATURE
tn. Stock system premium which
which coSr''ars and '
hi. m. and
premium charged II he '~'-.
ILLUSTRATION ,---
sp. tina. an niau. thirty
will Immediately secure him In tho un'' tho SUI"
This sum- paid company charging tho ordinary ~ "
him ho sum
exactly the Immediate bonus addition
tn. policy holder The policy '. tho early death
that the chance ear" 4' Is tho very nk
Immediately secured 0nan'
yen. the pol'yhold .-
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be stated that the rate premium the same amount
greater and hf"" that reduction
premium precisely equivalent an ss@ casa H~'
av.y,. dividend ofyf" s'' payable
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Company taking all The premium pSd
holder who ats's portion Of the risk himself
THE PREMIUMS .t
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u. and than
charged majority OF Mutual Companies
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Yours, truly, Nv. L. DE WITT.

Boston Corners, " Y, December. q. 1851.
VIZ. II. GREno, 4 Co. Gents: I freely give
you libsrty to mako uss OF the following osrtih.
cate Of the value Of the Constitutions water,
which can recommend In the highest manner.
Ny vile MS attacked with pain 10 the should.
err, whole length Of her back. and 10 hsr limbs,
With pdipitaiion Of As hart, and irritation OF
hs bladder. Icalled . physician. who attend
ID her about three months, when he len her
wore than he bad found her. then employed
one Of the beat physicisns I could and. Who At
tended her for about nine month and while
che was under his csre she did not sufIsr quite
90 much pain. He finally gave her up, and
said "hsr. dissass ras fneurabis. For" said be.
"hs Ads sueh q combination OF complaints
hat msdisi1s gissn for one opsrsfss aodina
sons othsr Of ksr di6sesItiss. About this time
sAs somnepsed the use Of Constitution Water,
and, 70 our utter astonishment, almost the hrsi
doss seemed to have the desired effect and she
kept on improving rapidly under its treatment,
and nov superintends entirely her domestic a..
fairs. She hss not taken any OF the Constitu.
ton Water for about four weeks. and W are
happy 70 say that Il has produced . permanent
cure. -. -
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Ts the Ax-sss sf sehssi Dissvles Ne. 4.
2. abe cir er uiddsfsrd. wishis shs

re the Ax-sss sr sekssi District Ne. 4,
Z. Oh: cir &c iiiadsfsrs. With. sAs
The unisrsi sned. Inhabitants and legal voters
Of school District No. 4. In Biddeford, County OF
York. respectfully request you 10 call . meeting
OF the legal voters OF said DIstrics 20 bs held al
the City Hall. In said District, on saturday. the
st three o'c'ock In the afternoon, TO oct upon the
following business TO viti
ist To chocse Modextor.
IA. To hear the repovt OF the Committee appoint.
cd at The last meeting OF the District aforesaid 10
r,pair the schoolh and make additions there
to- relative % their doings - Comuittes - sfofs-
3D. To see 1.-THE District all raise IN additional
sum Of money 10 complete the vork on the school.
houses, commenced by said Committee
9Th. TO determine, In case the tastrtos ANAL raise
such ADDITIONAL sum. how much and In what man
ner the zane shall DO raised.
sth, To act upon sseh ether business - may To-
gaiiy Gone setsrs the meeting. :, :, 80,
,. ". ooodvta, an. ~. u. Hill
n. ~. Chapman, James sawyer,
liarvtsoa lowell. yacoh .Ceie>
Latfpsr hsyuae y. ~ Merrill
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Md Biddsford, sa saturday che NtA aay q No.
ysmhsf A D. iscS. 81 O'Clock In the ansruosa,
10 al upou the articles therein nsntioasd,
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JOHN q ADAAA
fr. .-.-f n ". sfAPLHs,
Agents School District No.L City Of Biddsfoed
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Contribution wArER.
CONSTITUTION WATER.
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Al. court OF Probate held at North Berwick, within
and for the County OF York. on tho hrst Tuesday
IN November. in the year of our Lord Eighteen
hundred aud siSty.siS. ny the Hon. 4. Il.
Bourne, Judge OF said Court
ON the petition OF James sands interested In the
" estate of John Clendening, late OF Hollis, In
said county, duces sed praying that administration
OF the estate OF said deceased may DO granted 10
him or To some al her suS,ble personi
Ordered That the petitioner cite the widow ana
next OF kin IN take aim uistration, and give notice
thereof TO the heirs OF said deceased aud tn oil
interested In said estate, by causinga copy
sf this order to he published In the Union ani
Journal printed In Bhidctort In said county, three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY that they may appear ~ RIO,
h.ts Court 10 be held At kenneounk. In said
county, on the first Tuesday In December next, AZ
ten Of the ell ok In the hrenoon and shew cause, u
any they have, why tho prayer OF said petition
should not be granted.
Attest, Georse II. Hnowlton. Register.
A true copy.
Attest. Georsc H. Knowlton. Register.
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eoARp-oF- DIRECTORS.

GEORGE 7. HOPE. President Continental
Fire Insurance. Company. $50.
THOMAS NJ. MARKOH, N. D., East Sstsn-
tenth street.
SAMUEL W. TORREY, "a Exchange Place.
JOHN T. MErCALf, NJ. D., - East Four
teenth Jtrest, n .-.lr
HENRY 4: HJRLBUT. late Presidsn. Second
coRNsLiUs Z. AoNEw. NJ. D.. so4 Finh Az.
enue -.s ...'"...
WILLIAM WALKER, 70 East Tveuty-6rst 81.
GEORGE A. PETERS. N. D., West Twenty
ninth Street. ...--- /.
WILLIAM T. BLODaErr, willisa Tildea 4
Nephew.
HENRY J, PURBER, Second vics Prevalent.
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The Emperor of Austria was expected at
Prague should war break out.
Berlin advices state that BismArk would
accompany the King as soon as he proceeds
to headquarters.
The Royal Body Guard left rotsdam on
the 5th, .
The &ustriar comriandet has convdked
the states of Holsteiu fer the lith OF June
by order of the Emperor
The Saxon Chamber of Deputies had
voted the credits required by the govern
ment and approved the projected arma-
ments.
The Britain Times says the critical rela-
tions or the Continent have saved the Brit
ish Ministry.
Peto, Belts 6sCo. would resume btsinsss in
a few days.
INpIA..Bombay advicos to May Is state
that serious disasters were anticipated from
the state of the cotton market and few
great firms are expected to suffer very Sc
verely. Half million bales have been
shipped since January lst, and shippers
would sustain a loss Of three to five cents
per pound.
LGTEsr.-BERLIN, June Great agita-
tion prevails in Venice owing to the forced
loan and the refusal of the municipality TO
cooperate in collecting IL.
Large numbers had deserted the city in
consequence ut the new conscrlptloh'
The authorities have made arrangements
to carry away the funds and Valuables of
the Basiiica OF st. Marks.
PARIs, June 6.-The Moniteur du SOir
states that the reservation Of Austria 10 her
acceptance Of the conference prevented any
thorough examination of the Austro- Italian
difference, and adds that England and
Prussia considered that under the circum
stances the deliberations of the conference
would have no real utility. The govern
ment of the Emperor could not but share
this opinion and relinquished, for the pres
ent, the hope it entertained from the lmme-
diate assembling Of the PlenipOtentaries.
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STATE NEWS.

FOUND DRowNED.-The body of a man
who, from all appearances, had been
drowned several weeks, was found float
ing on the river at Ironton, o., last Sat
urday. An envelope in his pocket bore
iIESA,er Tngfnla-- i liiifqutss EHsIreT,r
the Ironton authorities and the body was
buried.
PAPER COLLARS POIsONoUs.-In sddi-
ton TO the case of the clerk in Boston
store who was poisoned by the rubbing OF
paper collars against his neck, we have to
record a death nearer home from the
same cause. A young fox, belonging to
gentleman in Napoleon, o., a few days
since, after chewing an old paper collar,
was seized with spasms and died IN
short time.
A Rose ON AN APPLE TREE.-In the
garden of Thomas Blythe, of East Liver
pool, o., an elegant white cabbage rose,
with golden center, is blooming upon the
twic Of an apple tree. The twig is of this
wears growth. A correspondent OF the
Pittsburgh Gazette has seen 1t and COM
municates the singular fact to that paper
STRANGE FREAK OF LIGHTNING.-The
Ottawa County NeloS says that during
thunderstorm at Clay junction, few
weeks since, the lightning struck and
killed a goose while she had her young
brood gathered under her wings, not one
of which received the slightest injury
Feathers are non-conductor.
Captain A. Z. Lee has re-
signed his position on the editorial staff
of the Detroit Daily Post, the state of his
health rendering it impossible TO endure
the severe laber required of employees on
a daily morning paper. 1t Is understood
he designs visiting Europe during the
| present summer
BURGLARY.-The store of Harkness &
Son in CLYDE, was entered by burglars on
| Sunday night week, the safe broke into
| and $500 stolen. II is thought the robbers
we're well acquainted with the Premises-l
A NEw SwINDLING DODGE.-A Cincin
/ natl bank was victimized last week TO the
tune of several thousand dollars by 8
"furrin " gentleman somewhat after TINS
manner. An Englishman of good address
who met Cincinnati artist in Paris some
years ago, arrived in Cincinnati lately snc
renewed his acquaintance with the artist
became quite tecommunicative on the suoJec'
| OF MS IOFtuneT piOloss0o " -
| a large sum of money from Europe, anc
finally was introduced to the officers Of ,
prominent bank. In few days he de
posited in the bank for safe keeping i
neatly constructed iron box, which hi
said he had Just received, containing
S2O, 900 in gold. Of course the box wa
received. A few days afterwards ne ealls'
at the bank and stated that he had mad
some purchases, and that he needed jus
then the use of the small amount OF $, SOC
him, hoiiddlhgrn1s vFRFld- kindly han an
he would call next day and settle; In
request was unsuspectingly granted d
then disappeared and not returning 70 70
several dsys the box was opened, and ID
surprise of the bank officers may be imai
+ ined when it was discovered that II Ws
I | filed peith No 3 shot, neatly packed an
e arranged in manner to deceive
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PERSONAL

Bsvard TAYLOR is going to colorado on
a horseback lecturing tour 49,.
NoaI now has arrived in England where
be will speak on the temperance question:
Confederate Lieutenant-Generai N D.
Forrest is in Memphis.
Poor little Piccolomini Is dying OF
eancerous disease
John NJ. Bolts is to be the Fourth OF
July orator in Baltimore
Cvrus W. Field has made thirty-three
vovsoes scrcss the ocean on the Atlantic
telegraph business, which is his Zine
A son of General Fremont recently
narrowly escaped drowning while sailing
in a Yacht, on the Hudson river, opposite
PeeEskill, where he is at school. The boat
was capsfzed by a steamer and one OF his
comrades was lost. E- al-
Msyor Monroe, of New Orleans, would
not hoist the flag of the City Hall at halt
mast in respect to the memory of General
Scott. Heis the man who was pardoned
bv the President that he might occupy MS
present position.
The Philadelphia Press says that James
Stepbens is a self-satisied egotist, who,
when he gets up in the morning, looks
conteptedlv in the mirror and says: I" Mr.
Stonbens. YOU will not see better appear
mo man than yourself this day" anc
Who. when he returns at night, goes bscs
r 10 the mirror and remarks Stephens
YOU were right, you saw no fairer man TN
day"
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From New York.

Died.
NEw YoEK, June IG.-Hon. Jas. Hum
phreys, Member of Congress from the
Id district of this State, died this morning at
one O'Clock in Brooklyn.
The Rosseau-GrfnnelIC Case.
Specials 10 the evening papers say that
the Committee on the Rosseau Grlnnell
assault case met this morning, but adjourned
for a week.
Senator Fossenden's health is improving.
Congressional Item
The House Committee on Foreign Bela-
tions took nm the propo sition to repeal the
neutrality law to-day and had the Attorney
General before them, who was of the opln-
ion that the present law should not be III
terfered with, and should be enforced or we
would find ourselves in sea OF troubles with
foreign nations. No decision was reached,
but it is sac to predict that the Committee
will report against the repeal.
Applications are already IN the field for
the vacancy caused by the death of naval
officer Odell. The two most prominent are
Geo. W. Blunt and Col. Hillyer, the latter
being strongly endorsed by Gen. Grant.
The House Committee have decided to
rep ort against the construction of draw
bridges along the Upper Mississippi.
Dccidcd against the Test Oath.
The Tribune special says Judge Hill, Of
the United States District Court IN Missls-
sippi, has decided that the test oath IS un-
| constitutional. The decision was rendered
in consequence of lawyers stating that they
were unable to take the oath. JudgeHlll said
| he would acknowledge the right of every
| LAWYER who had been admitted to practice
IN Court to continue to do 20.
Cholera Cases in New York.
Some uneasiuess was felt in the city to-
! ,jsv about the cholera. which seems as II II
/ might become epidemic. One OF the cases
reported IN Waverly Place resulted fatally
| The deceased was stranger who had beer
in town only two days.
-usu child died of cholera last eve
| Mug o the corner of BrU0me and Eldridg'
| Perltts from quarantine S9r" e-,Ti,' r.;
| ~ .7y- new cases and one death. In
! -s.1atuier under treatment are nine IN
5i.ease still fingers among the passenger
,r the Peruvian and on board the lillnol7
while those on the Union are entrely e1
, tempt Every pains are taken 10 PuIl'
and disinfect vessels. Early this week tn
( barracks at sequin's Point Will probabl
be ready to receive them,
The cholera in this country seems TO nav
no effect upon emigrsnts, l6,4Oo oi WhoI
e left the Mersey during May, agsInst Is
eS6 for the same month last year. Forelg
70 travel continues very large from this Por
D The steamers that left here today 81
f crowded, and the staterooms continue to o.
: engaged long time before sailing II
s prospect of trouble seems TO increase
h desire to go abroad this season:
= The name of the man who died OF chole
: in Waverly Place, to-day, was RUFUS Du
t, kee. Of Grafton, n. Y.
The Excise Board.
Nearly one million of dollars has bee
q rA,sived TO date for license by the Excl
y BOARD. which has extended the time
closing drinking saloons to the 18th ult.
l. Gone te Washington.
n Nyw YORK, June I6.-Col Roberts b
"a ,o,a to Washington on business connect
D. rrith the Fenian enterprlse.
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From Washington.


WAsHrSGroN, June 1.-THE subject of re-
constructing the levees on the Mississippi
rIver is engaging the favorable attention Of
congress. Messrs. c. J. Fiell and J. A.
Slrother, who have been sent 10 Washing
IN To represent The interests Of The state OF
Mississippi. sis'e that nearly : 500, GOO acres
y, land Of laustable fertility will be re-
aimed hr-r IS work. It's in the power Of
: s9Hgfossky al, appropriation at this ses-
fazt % eHssz- hue a-rf permanent repairs
es- sIs,tSs-- ss-,s-Dl,iru the -st,,iIs Of the
h5slss sreol6ed may be estimated for the
next vpsr al 500. .O00 bales Of cOtton-a pro-
duct " hIrh will rapidly increase each sue
ceiling vear Estimating cotton at 20 cents
pr pound, this yield would be an addition
If 81 ,0nN, Geo to the national wealth, TO sey
nothing Of the product Of corn and other ar
ticles on the plantations. The sum Of
4,OOO 900 would be sufficient, and the pro-
duct of the tax on raw cotton alone, even
at the present rates, in two years wauld eX-
ceed the whole sum for which an appropria-
tiOn is solicited
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From New York.
Specials from Washington.


NEw YoRK. June 1.-THE morning pa
pers have the following specials from
Washington:
The Committee on Foreign Relations will
probably consider the proposed repeal oi
our neutrality laws by week after next
Gen. Banks is sexpectcd to speak in advocacy
of the measure, ard Mr.. Raymond will
avail himself Of the occasion to ventilate
the Monroe doctrine and review the history
of intervention.
The records of the Fourth Auditors office
show that during the rebellion the naval
force of the United States captured over
!. 500 prizes. some Of which were worth ar
high as s2OO, ,OOO. Besides these important
captures Of corn, rice and cotton were
made. It is stated that the Navy hes net
tod over S2O,00o,OOO as It's share m 'Ness
prizes
President Roberts, accompanied By' stsI.
| Haegerty, arrived at the MetTorehtcB Ec
tel al an early hour Saturday morn At 2
| The object Of his visit ia to induce the rad
! icsl members Of both Houses to give thew
support TO the resolutions repeating the
neutrality laws. He has had long con
| versstion with Senators Wilson, Nye, Wade
| and Stewart, Speaker COlfax aud Congress
men Wilson, Grinnell and Orth, all o
| whom are said TO have expressed warn
lsympathy with the cause he represented
The Fenians-
| Nvw York, June l7.-TheTe was littl'
excitement smoug the Fenlans yesterday
| Messrs. CORY, Scanlau, Meehsn ana fl'z
Gerald. senators of the F. B, arrived iron
| tba front and stated that Major Gibson, Q
the I'd Q. s. artillery, and Z. S. District AT
tornev DennisOn, OF Vt, were the lntormer
who swore the depositions under whlcl
cons Sweenv and Spear and Col Malone
were arrested. A public indignation meet
ing is proposed for Wednesday evening mex
at Union Square.
James Stephens has been visited by
large number of men Of rank and ME
Fe6iap organizations since the failure OF th
Canadian invasion scheme.
] The meetings of the Sweeny circles ad
! vertised TO be held in this city have bee
= ;n5efnitely postponed, and the membe
1 are now coming over to iOin the party adv
/. eating direct assistance TO men in Irelan
Mr.. Stephens had private conference vii
/. the different Centers on Saturday.
ACircuIar.
Secretary Seward has addressed circ
lar 70 the Consular officers in the Canadi'
!. Provinces, directing them to modify the
charges for manifests and sealing tOtwent
a five cents for each manifest with Cons
n certificate attached, and twenty-five eer
for the sealing of each car, vessel, bale, b
!! or packages Of whatever description.
ATImeIy Discovery.
a. 1t is said that few days ago plot "
: brought to light on board the United Sta
- receiving ship Vermont lying of Brook
w w navy yard, in which the negro sailors
Al hoard that vessel were about maturing
A' conspiracy to murder their officers q
then proceed on shore on a raid for muir
n and pillsge. The ringleaders were arres
and put in irons.
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Special Dispatches.
RECEIVED UP TO O'CLOCK, Am.
Special Dispatches to the Western Press.
ADDITIONAL FoREIey SEws.

ADDIIIOSAL FOREIGN SEws.
New YoRK. June I'm the House OF
Commons on the 5th inst. Mr.. Gladstone
officially announced the failure of the nego-
tiatiOns as follows: beg to ask the CT an
eellOr of the Exehequer or the Under Sec
retary of Foreign Affairs, a question
Whether it is true that the proposed Con-
gress has been given upz
The Chancellor of the EXchequer-I am
sorry to state that [ must give an answer
substantially in affirmative to the question.
The first communication made to the
British government to this effect was by a
teleeraphie message from France stating
that in the opinion of the French govern
ment the Conference was at en- end, in con-
sequence ofan answer from Austria impos-
ing conditions that were regarded es i'm
practicable. We are now IN possession of
the Austrian dispatch on the subject, and
the substance of it ia that she required
beforehand an assurance from all the
powers which we're to take part in the
projected Conference, that they should
be ready to renounce the pursuit there of
any special or particular interest of detTi-
ment of the general tranquility, going on
further to explain that sentiment by stat
ing that as a conditions to.be complied with
by cabinets desirous Of peace. 1t appears
tc Austria as indispensable that they should
be agreed beforehand to exclude from de-
liberation of the Conference anything that
would tend to give tO any of the States IN
vtcd and attending at that meeting any
territorial augmentation or increase Of
rswer. To require such an engagement be-
flre hand, was regarded by France as
ecqivaleut 60 refusal of conference. or as
lrn king it impossible. The government Of
tHcla6d aud that of France agree in their
yIaus q the case. All prospects Of a meet
ior-.f the Conference must therefore be re
s--ral..1 40 an and