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Az q Court Of Probate holden at Limerick. With
IN and for the County Of York. on the hrst rues-
day in September. in the year OF our Lord eight
cen hundred and sixty six, by the Hon. X. T..
I,ourne, Judge % said Court
yVILLIAM EMERY, Administrator OF the estate
w of phebe J. Rason. late Of Wells In said eoun.
ty, decea scd having presented his hrst account OF
standardization II the estate OF said deceased, for
allowancei
ORDERED, That tho said Accountant give notice
10 all persons interested by causing copy q this
order 10 he published three weeks successfully IN
the Ur,on 4 yosrnaL printed ut Biddeford, In said
10 be held At Alfred. In said county, on the
first Tuesday IN October next, at ten or the
clock in the forenoon, and shew cause u any they
have, why the same should not be allowed.
Attest. George II. Knowlton. Register.
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N DrsNrSoRnHGA, on PAINFUL NEnsrEuArIoS,
AND NKsoRRIrAoIA, on rRorusR rLowISo.
Both diseases arising from faulty secretion Of the
menstrual Audi In one being too little, and &C.
eompasisd By pain, and the oths TOO profdsc
secretion, which will be speedily cured By the Cons
tuition wsfer.
That disesss known 10 FALLING OF TIL 4
WOMB, which 10 tho result OF relaxation OF the
ligaments Of that organ, and 10 known By scnse Of
hesviness and dragging pains In tho back and sides
and q times accompanied BY sharp, hncnstiog. or
shooting palma, through the psrts, will In all cssrs bc
removed BY the medicine.
There Is smother class Of symptoms, ahsing from
IRRITATION OF THE WOMB, which physicians
call Nervousness (which word covers up much isno-
rance; and in nno out Of ten the doctor docs
not really know whether the Symphonic are the dis
ease, or the disease the symptoms. We can only
euumerste them here. speak more particularly OF
Cold Feet, Paipitatiou OF the Heart, Impaired Mem
DRY, wakefuiness, Flashes Of Heat, Lsnguor, Lassi
tude, and Dimness Of Vision.
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Az 4 Court Of Probate held ct Limerick, within
and for the county Of York. on the hrst Tuesday
hundred and siIty-sI, by the Hon. Z. E.Bourne.
IN the petition Of Joseph Curtis.s creditor Of
" tho estate OF Joseph Curtis, late OF Wells. IN
do bons non Of the estate Of sad deceased, may 30
granted To him or 10 some other suitable person
Ordered, That the petitioner cite the widow
and next Of kin IN take administration, and give
notice thereof IN the hers OF said deceased and to
all persons interested In said estate. BY causing
o copy Of this order to- DO published In the UnieH
three weeks succcssively, that they may appear
at Probate Court to be held ut Alfred, In
taideounty, on the first Tuesday 10 October next.
at ten Of the clock In the forenoon. and shen
cause, if any they have. why the prayer OF said
petition should not he granted.
Attest, George II. Knowlton. Register.
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'.I Bostsw Corners, ". T., December "a, 1861.
WV. II. GREco 4 Co. Gentst freely give you
liberty 70 mAks OF the bllowng eetihnsts Of tho
vslus Of Constitution Water, whieh en- rscommend
h.tbc highsst manner. by win vs. satacksd with
pain IN the shoulders whole length ofths bAc, md In
hsr Limbs, with paipstios ne Aos ssd Irritation
eyth< Nodier. called aphysiean, who attended her
about thrss months when he len her wore than no
had found her. Then employed one Of the best ply
sicians could nd, who attended her for about nine
months and while shc was under his ssre shs did got
suffer quite much palm 1Icnnslly gsve her up, aud
said .Asr esss ras iaevrs5. Dor" Md he. ale has
rch combination Of complaints hat medieiss giren
for one operufes againf como other fhsr dlNeries"
About this time sho eonmsnod the nee Of coastitu.
ton Water and 10 our utter atonishmcnt almost tho
nrst dose serncd 70 hare the dssiryd eject and shc
kept on improving rapidly under ts treatment and
now superintends entirely her domestts snsrs. She
has not taken any Of tho constutiou wser for about
four weeks, and We are happy 70 ssy TIA, has pro-
dsccd permanent cure. .'' 'aT p, q 1907
GA nhH rr-1'w WIN. CYAN BENScHoTxS.
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( and for the County OF York. on the nrst Tue.iay
n1 IN September, In the year of0ur Lord Eighteen
hundred and axty-.ii, by tho Honorable Z. l.
X Bourne Judge Of said Court, 7. -,
SJARY AsDRsWs, Admin stratrix Of. the estate
vi Of Ira AndIewS late Of WateIborouyh, 10 satl
county deceased, hayin: presented her account
OF atnlnstration OF the estate OF sah deeessed,
ordusS. That the said Accountant sve notice
TO all persons Interested by causing copy Of this
orier ~ he pubiished three weeks successively IN
county, that they may appear Ut Q Probate Court
" he held at Alfred, 10 said county. on the hrsi
fueeday In October next. at ten Of the clock In
why the sA,ne. should not b allowed.
,Attest, GsOr.s II. Knowltou. Register.
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NOTICE. CSasse sr flse. On and amer
~ MONDAY. sept. lOth, the steamer. foe Fort
I'M tsSk .ia !s.: ss. :. I.s.s ~Aarf 100
n Pesiti'sly no rsisht rsesived sfisr esioek
,E shippsrs. Of freight WI piesss sstiss the
Above hosr, and ~ sxesptioas ca bs made, -
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wh. WEEKS. Agent.
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Attest. George n. Knowlton. Registe,

At y Court Of Probate holden ut Limerick, with.
In and for the county ofYOrk, on tho nrst Tues
day In September, IN the year Of our Lord eight
cen hundred snd sixty.six, by the Hon. j..
Bourne, Judge OF said Courti
IN the petition Of James Stevens, Interested IN
" the cstata Of Joseph NJ, Stevens, late OF Ly'
man. In said county, deces sell pray Ing that admin
istratIon Of the estate OF said deceased may be
granted To Elisha Lttieneld, OF Lyman, or TO some
other suitable person. irs-.y
Ordsred, That the petitioner cite the widow
aud next Of hin 70 take adinlnistrstlon. and give
notice thereof 20 the heirs Of said deaeased aud
Ing q copy Of this order 10 DO published In tho
Unionl 4 Jesrnsi. printed In Diddeforti, In said
county. three xSsh aaoesssiyely, that they
ut Alfred, 10 said county. on the 1fst Tuesday
In Oct,lrr next, at ten Of the clock In the
forenoon, snd shew cause, u any they have. why
Attest. dsorys H.Knowiton. Register
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Al q Court. OF Probate held at Limerick, within
and for the County OF York, on the first Tuesday
90 In September. In the year Of our lord eighteen
50 sJud:se Of said Court 20 - HlE ~. iiiE
an the petition of Daniel Stone, yr., Interested
" in the estate Of Olive u. stone, late 0f South
Berwick In raid county. deceased, that ad.
minstrh tiou Of the estate of said doceaseJ nsy be
granted to John ID. Neatly, OF said South Berwick,
OF 60 rome other suitable persons ~. 20
: Ordered, That the petitioner cite the next
Of kin to take Standardization, and give uotee
thereof 10 the heirs of aid decreased and 10 all per.
sons Interested In said estate by causing acopy Of
tins order to l,e pasllshedin the Unis. Jour"I
successively, that they may appear at y Probate
Court ~ he holden ct Alfred. In said county,
on the first TUESDAY OF october next, at ton
OF the clock In tho forenoon, sud shew cause, "
any they have. why the prayer OF said petition
should not be granted HIu- I.
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
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MvE HOUSE. near Casersi Bridge. Factory
to dye all kinds Of linen, Cotton, SIX and Woolen
Gecis of any color, In the best manner. Coats,
ve.isfant. ,Capes, lAns Basauins, Accleansest
and eolorei without heingripped,a and put In good
order. AL solOring done By him Is warranted MOI
Ia smut 80, &C.. &c.. tlyrls.,
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i.rt .a ,.,ra FdAsrsfeid, Coma, ksreh ., isG,.
pR.w. II. Cargo. Dear SIR Having sesn yosr al.
yertisemest Of Consultation Water" roommendei
for Inflammation Of the Kneys and Irritation OF the
bladder, -hsvng suffered for the past three year.
and tricd the skin OF number OF pbysicsns, with
only temporary relief was indaced 70 Try your
medscipe. prorsrri ono bottle OF year agents at
Hartford, -Nes'rs. Lee, shsoa ", Ind when
he'd used half Of II, TO ny surphss fbund great
change In my health. have used two bottles Of Il,
and am where never expected 10 b In my LIE -
veli, ed h good spints cannot sfpssss ~ graft.
tuds for h feel that Il 10 all and more thaa you
recommend 10 to Be. May the hessing Of God ever
attend you in your iabors Of lore.
Your, truly,
LEONARD 8. mellow.
ron ALE M ALL DIuottsr,. PRICE, II
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A true copy, -
~. Attest. 0e0rge II. kn0wlton. lie gfstef.

At a Court Of Probate held at Limerick, within
and for the county Of York, ON tho nTst Tuesday
In September, In the year ofour Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty-slI. by tho Ion. 4. l.
bourne. Judgeof said Courts .....y.a
IOlIN { ESSEY. AiInlnistntor Of the estate OF
u benjamin Cressey. late " BuStop In said coun.
~, deceased, having presented his rst account Of
administration Of the estate Of said deceased for al
lOwanceI
toAll perssns intstested, by eausne copy OF this
order to DO Published In tho ,USien 4 ysur1ai,
printed In BIddeford. In said county, three weeks
sueeessivsly. that they may appear ct Probsts
the hfst Tuesday IN October, next, at ten OF the
clock Ia the forenoon, ana chew sause, any
they havs.wby the sams should not b allowed.
Attest. George IL. knowlton, Register.
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a true cS %Pi,s.. George H. Knowltou, Register.

At ia,Court ofProhate holden ut Limerick, within
and for the County OF York, on the hrst Tues
day In september; In the year Of our LORI
E1,ourpe, yqdge Of said Court,
John BRACKETT, I'd. Executor ofthe will ofAm.
~ mi II. Lord, late, OF Paronsileld, IN said coun
ty, deceased, having presented his frst account
Of naturalization Of the estate Of said deceased,
for allowances .-....av d 10.
Ord,rsd, That the said Accountant give notice
to all persons Interested. by causing q copy OF
th. order 10 be publishcd In the URies r Josrna..
printed in BIddeford, In said county three weeks
successfully, that they may appear ats Probate
Court 10 DO heldat Alfred, In said county, on
the clock In the forenoon, and shew cause, II
any they have, Why the same should not be al.
lowed. "r.rF.0 .T .. ~ Va = 10y
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We sall agyris sV,p sh~re N sell ons nrxcysD 90
s~tss Nachhrs. INV ns~ kinlS Cnirr anil upl'r
b>l Mauantci Ave years Above saiAry 20 trgc e,sn.
missl.ns T,kl. The sxly usrhfes sbi In the tniisi
Stat-. g. ~. than 40, shich faHg hcssssi ~
H,ss. ws.,i,r 4 W,t.es, Greesv 4 Bsttr, Sfss'
Co. ed AsrAshfsr. m e,h-v eA,sp msrhips Ar- a.
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IN, asf ilyT is0REsRL Cinculas toe. Aiirc., 90 call
ar-a Shaw a CLARK, nusLietrl. Ne ey3
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Al a Co urt or Probate held at Limerick, within
rnd for the County Of York, on the arst Tuesday
In September, In the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty-slI, by the Hon. T. Z. Bourne
Judge OF said Courts ~. :. ....-.-,
NfYRA A. HALL, named EIecutrlx In . certain
nj instrument, purporting to DO the last Will and
testament OF George d. uall. lato OF Marlborough
In said county, deceased, having presented the sams
for probatei go
Ordered, That the said executrix give notice to
all persons Interested by causing copy OF this or.
der to be published three weeks successfully in
the Union 4 Journal printed at Biddeiord, In said
county. that they may appear at q Probate Court
10 he holden ut Alfred, In said county, on the
first Tuesday OF October next, at ten Of the
clock In the forenoon. and shew cause, " any
they have, why the said instrument should not DO
proved, approved, and allowed rs the last will
and testament OF the said deceased.
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
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A true copy.
Attest, George ii. Knowlton. Register,

At a Court Of Probate holden at Limerick, within
and for the County Of York, on the hrst Tuesday
I'm September. in the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and slxty.six, by the Hon. X Il. Bourne,
Judge Of said Court, O.
EDWARD BANGS, named Executor In certain
IL instrunient purporting to he the last will and
testament Of John Shapleigh. late Of Eliot In said
county. deeosssd, having presented the same Tor
probatet -
Ordered, That the said Executor give notice TO
all persons interested. by causing q copy Of this
order to DO published three weeks successively In
the Union and Journal, printed At Blddeiord, that
they may appear at Probate Court TO- DO holden
dsy in October next, at ten u the clock In the
forenoon, and shew cause, II any. they have, Why
tho said instrument should not be proved approved
aud allowed Is tho last will and testament Of The
said deceased. .s~H 70
'' 49, Attest. Georgo Ii Knowiton, Register.
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DIADE:TEs,
srorx IN rnx ntappEr, cAnrirs. GRAVEL, BRICK
+. DUST prros,r, AND Nrcors oa MILKY DIS.
CHARGES Attn uMSAriSd.
IRRITATION or rHE NECK OF rim n'Apprn' M
PLANTATION OF Tiik xiDSErs, cArARRu
6r THE nrApDrH. -.
srnAxounr AND BvRxrx0, on PAINFUL unisA'
For thess diseases II Ia truly . sovereign remciy,
and too much cannot be said In ih praise. single
dosc has been known 70 relieve the most urgent synp
toms. .F,...
Arc you troubled with that distrcssipg palm In tho
small or the back and through the hips! Ateaspoon.
full day Of the Constitution Water will relieve you
Like magic.
, ,rll PHYSICIANS &c..
have long sincc given up tho Of buehu, eubcb'.
and iun,per Ia the treatment OF thcso diseases AMI
only use them for tho want Of batter remedy.
CONSTITUTION wAT1iH
hss proved itself equal to the task that has dcvo'e
sponi. " f.f
. DIUnETICS,
fitatc and drench the Kidneys, and By constant u.c
soou lead to chronic degeneration and confirmed dis
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We present tho coustitution water to tho public,
with the conviction that II has no equal In relieving
the class OF diseases for which II has been found 30
emInentiy successful for curing and trust that W.
shan be rewarded for our efforts In placing % Nalua.
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-01
That Report.

The following is a part of the report
of the Congressional Committee sent
here
The whole evidence disclosed the kill
ling of men, women and children the
innocent, unarmed and defenceless,
pleading for their lives aud crying for
mercy the wounding beating and NAL
treating of still greater number burn
ing, piliaging and robbing; consuming
of dead bodies in the flames the burn
ing of dwellings, attempts to burn up
whole families in their houses, and the
brutal and revolt ne rayishing of de:
fenseless and terror-stricken women. IL
The report recapitulates the number
of coored people killed, at 46 rapes on
colored women 5 maltreated, 10; rob-
berries, 100; houses and cabins burned,
81 churches, 8 school-houses, IL.
Value of property destroyed, $30,98
The Committee say the feeling in Mem
phis, and through that entire section OF
the country, show there is little loyalty
to the Government and the flag The
state of things in Memphis is very much
as it was before the breaking out OF the
,.ahnllion
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-01
RUSSIA.
Concentration OF the Cars Troops on the
Belligeront Frontier.

Concentration OF the Cars Troops on the
Belligeront Frontier.
From L'Europe. of Frankfort, July T..
Prince Gortschakoff has addressed a
circular dispatch to the Russian agents
abroad explaining the purpose of the
concentration Of Russian troops. He
commences by remarking that Russia in
tends to preserve the strictest neutrality
Nevertheless the Russian Government
sees itself obliged to form corps of OBJ
servation on the Austro- Russian frontier
as well as on the Austro-Prussian, for
the security of the inhabitants of those
regions which might become the theatre
OF war, and TO prevent the struggle from
being transferred to Russian territory
This corps of observation will operate n
movable columns, which viii receive on
their arrival the Austrian or Prussian
divisions which may be driven on the
Russian territory, and the commanders
have at the same time been charged to
receive the subjects of both belligerents,
inhabitants OF the frontiers, who may
take refuge on Russian soil, no passports
being asked nor any duties imposed on
their effects.
Motives are alse specified as justiiying
e concentration Of an army on the Pruth,
and are remarkably brief It's mission
would be to take up position, seeing
the armaments OF the Porte and the
movements of troops towards the Dan
ube, and oppose the entry of such forces
into the Principalities.
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Judge Curtis and the Convention.

Judge Curtis, formerly one of the JUS
tices of the Supreme Court of the United
States, has written a letter commendinc
the objects of the Philadelphia Conven-
{ on. We print the closing paragraphs
After much reflection, and with no
such partiality for Executive power as
would be likely to lead me astray, | have
formed the opinion that the Southern
States are now as rightfully, and should
be as effectually in the Union az they
were before the madness of their people
attempted TO carry them out of 1t and
in this opinion / believe a majority of
the people of the Northern States agree.
The work the people are waiting TO
have done this Convention may greatly
help. If it will elevate itself above sec
tional passions, ignore all party schemes,
despise the sordid and party scramble
for offices, and fairly represent the ma
tional instinct that the time now is when
complete Union of all the States is
fact which it is crime not TO accom-
plish, its action cannot fail to be benefi-
cial to our country.
The passions generated in a great and
divided people by a long and bloody
civil war are deep and formidable. They
are not confined to one section the vic
tors as well as the vanquished are
swayed by them. They connect them
selves with the purest and tenderest SEN
sibilities Of our nature; with our love OF
country, with our love Of those who have
laid down their livesin the contest with
the sufferings which war, in multiplied
forms, always brings to the homes OF
men, and still more TO the homes OF
women, and which civil war, most of all,
brings TO the homes of all and these
passions are the sharp and ready tools
of party spirit, of self interest, OF per
persif,, and, most of all, of that fierce
infatuation which finds its best satisfac-
ton in hatred, and its only enjoyment
in revenge.
No statesman who is acquainted with
the nature of man and the necessities Of
civil government, can contemplate such
passions without the deepest concern, or
fail to do what he ftly may to allay
them. Hard enough the work will prove
TO be, at the best But scrupulous re-
gard for the rights Of all, and magnan-
imous clemency are twice blessed they
both elevate and soften the powerful,
and they reach aud subdue what laws
and bayonets cannot control
/ believe there is now general con
viction among the people that this grea;
and difficult work is practicable. That
it will long remain SO, if the present
state Of things continue, | have not the
hardihood to trust l look to this Con
vention with hope that it viii do much
to help onward this instructive 1esire Of
the people of the United States for union
and harmony and peace That il will
assert strongly and clearly, those princi-
pies which are the foundation Of our
Government; that it will exhibit the
connection between their violation and
the present distracted condition Of our
country that il will rebuke the violence
Of party spirit, and especially Of that
spirit Of hatred which is as inconsistent
With the true love Of our country as it is
With the true love Of our brethren; and
that It viii do much to convince the pso-
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A Decidedly Tough Story.

= A letter from Middleton, Conn, says
that wonderful discoveries have recently
been made in the sandstone quarries Of
that place The graves and mode Of
burial of a primitive race are found in
the rock The men are lying in one
position and the women in another
These men all had three fingers and
thumb and four toes. The comparatively
more recent of them we're six TO seven
feet high, but as we unfold the leaves
further and proceed far back in the cy-
cles of time 10 the loaer depths of the
rocks, we come to arace of giants twelve
feet high, with feet twenty-five inches
in length These men wore shoes, and
had domestic animals of peculiar struc-
ture and great size The only humau
instruments so far as discovered were
made of stone They had saws and
long knives made of slate,