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Atn court OF Probate, held At Saoo within
and for the County Of York. on the ar:t Tuesday
hundred and sixty.soven. by the Hon. L. x,
Bourue, Judge Of said Court, ~ =.
IN the petition Of Harriet N. Smith formerly
" Harriet N Perkins). Interested In the estate OF
William Perkins, late OF kennebunkport, In said
county, docea sod, praying that Standardization DC
bonis non, with tho will annexed ot the estate OF
aid deceased may be granted 10 william r. Moody,
or to some other suitable persons
Ordsrsd. That the petitioner cite Tho widow and
ext OF kin 10 take standardization, and gtvo notice
thereof 10 the heirs Of said deceased and to all
persons interested In said estate, by causnya copy
OF this order to DO publlshed In the Union and
Journal, printed In lddefcrd,iu said COUNTY. three
weeks sacce that they may appear - Pro.
bate Court To be held at Biddeford. In said
county, on the arst Tuesday In February next, a.
ten Of the click In the forenoon, and shew cause u
any they have, Why tho prayer OF said petition
should not DO granted.
Attest Georgs II. Knowlton, Register.
htfsst Geoygo H. Kuo ltop Register.
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[From ths Gospsl Bannsr.1

AUGUSTA, Oct. y, 1866.
MY daughter suffered from Scrofulous Sore
Eyes for eight years. and hal become nearly
hlinl. We employed many hys'oisns without
benefit. DR.. Carpenter cured her over year
nEu. Her eyes remain perfectly well.
Mrs. RACHEL SClI0LES.
Mrs 8 resides In Augusta, and the above
statement Is given in her own hand and Is cor
rect. Gospel Banner, fu9usia.
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=" Attest. George u. Kuo~ltOu. Register

At . Court OF Probate held at Saeo. within
and for the County OF York, ON the first Tuesday
In January, In the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and slSty-seyen. by the Hon. y. T..
bourne, Judge OF said Court
IN the petition of Lernuel Merrill, Administrator
" OF tho estate OF jeremiah Chadbourne, late OF
Buxton, In said county, deceased, representing that
the personal estate of said decea not sufficient
In pay the just debts which he owed ut the time
OF his death by the sum or twenty-five hundred
dollars and praying for license IL sell and con.
ycy so much OF the real estate of said deceased IS
may be necessary for the payment of said debts
and incidental charges
Ordered. That the petitioner give notice thereof
10 the heirs OF said deceased and IN all persons
interested In said estate, by causing Q copy Of
this order TO no published In the Usisa d Journal
printed In Diddeford. In said county, three weeks
excessively, that they may appear nj Probate
Court To no holden at liddefprd, In said county,
on the first Tuesday OF february next, at ten
OF tho clock In the forenoon, and shew cause, II
any they have. why tho prayer OF said petition
should not be granted.
Attest, Georse II. Knowlton, Register.
A true copy.
Attest. Geor-e N. Knowltou, Register
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A true copy.

At Q Court VI Probate holden At Saco, with
in and for the County Of York, on the first Tues
day In January. in the y,sr Of our Lord eight
cen hundred and sixty seven, by the Hon. b. x.
bourne, Judge OF said Courti
WARWICK IOBBS, Guardian OF Wallace
w WheelwTight, Albion Wheclwright, Charles
wheelwright and Harriet wheelvTisht. minors
and children OF Rufus Wheclwright, late OF Wells,
in said county, deceased, having presented his
second account Of guardianship Of his said wards
for allowance
Ordered, That tho said Accountant give notice
20 ell persons Interested by causing copy Ct this
order 10 be Published three weeks successfully In
the Us,o. 4 Journal printed at DlddefOrl, In said
county, that they may appear at q Probate Court
10 DO held at BiddefOrd, In said county, on the
first Tuesday In February next, at ten Of the
clock In tho forenoon, and shew cause, VI any they
have, why the same should not he allowed.
Attest, George II. knowiton. Register.
Atruecopy.
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(Cert,sedts Of 4. X. Gresno~yh. Esa.-From
the JPAig aad Cosrtsr.

"e ""syes1 SSe'l
have been great sufferer from CatArrh.
When I consal,ed Dr.. Carpenter, 1t the II IN
gor House. ia leo. 1855. I uas afflicted co.,
tinuslly With severe pains ssross the upper par,
of my nose and forehead !; my cycs were very
weak, and discharged water % freely Il Was al.
most impossible Zoe me to read I was fast los
ing my memory. My heed was 50 confused
that could not cop6ne my thoughts to any
particular subject Vas totally unit to attend
TO business matters. and my general health fast
falling. The mcdieines prescribed By the Doc
tor made me feel like new man. can nov
attend to my business. tho severe pains and
confusion having len my bead. My eyes Ars
strong. can real without iuconveuiencc, and
my general health greatly improved. Shall b
happy IA converse Nth any person intsrcsted
A. Il. 0REENOUGH,
Proprietor OF the Nshonal House.
Bangor. Jan. =. 1867.
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[ Tssiimor,ai Of Hon. Theodore Pynan.-
From the Maine Fdrmsr.l
DIR. Carpenters Remedies have cussl mo OF
Catsrrh and Pnlypus. from which suffered
six years. HID copious discharge. dullness
in the head anI much ditkculty in talking OF
breathing. now have none Of ,hsse troubles.
THEODORE wYMiN.
State House, Augusta, Jan. Is, 1896.
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IEton Iit Num- Farmsr.l

Twas nearly blind with Ssrofulous Sore Eyes
four years. beinr confined to q dark room and
suffering excrucisiing pain great portion OF
the time. I consulted many physicians with
is now GOOD. reside In vassalboro'.
Mrs 7. d. LANCASTER.
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[ Tssiimoniai Of Res. Mr.. ". o. TSomas.l
Having been afflicted ~ith irritation and dis
charge OF my ears six years, and receivin; on.
ly temporary relief. was inlucc,l Ia consult
DR.. Carpenter last February. His treatment
cured me. My ears remain perfectly we'll.
Belfast, Oct. II, 1863 20. THOMAS
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IFfom fhe Banaor IYhia.l

DIR. Carpenter cured me Of Deafness and
noises In my heal Of IS years staining.
Mrs. J. n. BICKNELL.
No. u Broadway, Bangor, March 20, 1866.
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Iron "A. Baas,r Jyhi,1

Twas very deaf eight years. DR.. Carpenter
cured me. can now hear we'll am ~ year'
old. BENZ. REED.
Bangor. Oct. II, 1868.
Mr.. Reed now hears ordinary conversation
with easc.-BdRgOr Whig.
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Attest. Gsorgs II. KnOwl,On. Register

Al q Court OF Probate held at saco, With
In and for the county ofYork, on the hrst Tues
day In January, In the year OF our Lord eight
cen hundred aud siSty-seven. by tho Hon. b. L.
bourne, Judge OF said Court,
IN the petition of Margaret s,orer, Interested In
" the estate OF liosah GOODWIN, late Of kenne-
bunk. In said county, deceased, praying that adj
ministratOn with the will xcd Of the estate Of
said deceased may be granted 10 Edward bourne,
Jr, OF said kennebunk, Tho Executor named In
tho will Of said losAh GOODWIN having deceased
Ordered, That the petitioner cite the widow
and next OF kin 10 take Standardization, and give
notice thereof to the heirs % said deceased and
On all persons Interested In said estate, by caus-
iny q copy Of this order 10 be published la the
Usios a Js.rssI, printed In Biidetord, In said
county, three weeks successfully, that they
may appear at Probate Court TO be held
at BlddefOrd, In said county, on the hrss Tues
day In February next, at ten OF the clock In the
f.renoon and sheu cause, II any they have. why
the prayer Of said petition should not DO granted.
Attest. George II. knowlton, Register.
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at.cs,. George II. Knowl,ou. Register

Al n Court of Probate held at Saco, within
In January In The year OF our. Lord eighteen
hundred, and sisty seven, by the hoe. * *
'Uournr Judge oil sAfd Court
MARY L. TUCKER, named EIecutriK In Ger;
MI tain Instrument purporting to no the last vi
and testsment Of Edward Tucker, late OF Saco, In
said county. deceased, having presented the same
ordered. That the said executrix give notice to
ali persons interested, by causing copy ofthis or
der TO DO published three weeks sseccssively "a
the Unien r Josrnal. printed at Biddeiord, In SAID
10 be holden at BiddefoId, In said county, on
the irst Tuesday OF February next, at ten Of the
clock in tho forenoon. and shew cause, VI any
they have why the aid Instrument should not D
proysd. approved, and allowed as the last will
and testament Of the said. deceased.
Attest. 0sorgs n. Knowlton. Register.
A"ue0SSPiy, George n. Knovlton, Register.
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Iron he Hsnaebee Journal of aususi.l

Iron he KsnRebee Journal Of .Aususi.l
AUGUSTA. Me-, Aug. 2, 1866.
Twas very deaf AMI suffered from inaamms.
ton and q constant and profase discharge from
bath ears for ten years one ear Was totally
deaf, the other nearly useless. DR.. Carpenter
Remedies cured me. | can now hear rs well as
ever in both ears.
Miss Z. q. BACHELOR.
e We have seen and conversed with Miss B'ch-
cldor. and her statement is full and satisiacto-
ry.-Kea. Jour.
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Deafness.

DELrNsr, Me-, Nov. "a, 1856.
During 10 years grew totally deaf In ono
ear and 80 deaf in the other that Was unable
t. hear unless addressed very loudly, and had
,iis,greeable noises in my head. Was obliged
a. absent myself from church and society on
that account. I consulted an eminent physi
clan In Boston without relief, and supposed
l,ust always remain deaf, but about two year,
ago I applied to DR.. Carpenter after the ap.
plication Of . course of his treatment, could
hear watch tick feet from either ear, and
my hearing remains perfect. Am 10 years oi
age, and reside on High street, Belfast, Maine.
where any person can see or hear from me.
Mrs. y. A. LEWIS
We have been acquainted with Mrs. Lewis
for years and know che was deaf and now
hears, and believe the above statement ~ be
correct.
REV. c. PALFREY,
PASTOR of ist Parish. Belfast.
Mr.. W. NJ. RUST.
Elitor Of belfast Age"
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TFyom ne Rockls.d Ga.eii..l

I suffered from Catarrh and Deafness twenty.
seven years DIR. Carpenters Remedies cured
my Catirrh entirely, and greatly improved m,
hearing. Miss A. L. STAPLES
Rockland. April 10. 1853.
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Blindness.
From .Maias Farmsr.'

IFTOM .NatN ruF"eT'I
In defiance Of physicians and al remedies,
suffered excruciAiingly from Scrofulous Sor'
Eyes ten years, being frequently confined to Z
dark room. The remedies DR.. Carpenter pre-
saribed last September. at Bangor. curel then
entirely, and they remain 50. -
KATIE LANG.
p....l,,,kssy Ma lsrf
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Atrus copy.

Al a Court OF Probate held At Saco, with
In and for the county of York. on the Hrst Tues
day In January, In tho year of our Lord eight.
cen hundred and sixty seven, by the Hon. l.. X.
bourne, Judge Of said Court
IERE N. TAYLOR Executor Of Seth Storer, late
al Guardian Ot EbeneIer StOrer, uf Wells, In said
county. an insane person, having stated and pre-
sentea said Storers rst and final account OF guar.
dlanship OF said ward for allowances
ORDERED, That the said Accountant give notice TO
ali persons Interested, by causing = copy OF this
order 20 be published three weeks successfully
In the Usiss and yssrssi. printed al Diddeford,
in said county, that thcy may appear NJ .
probate Court 10 he holden at Diddsiord, In
.Aid county, on the first Tuesday In February
next. at ten ofthe clock In the forenoon, and
not be allowed.
Attest. George II. Knoviton, Register.
A truscopy. ..f-
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Ssasens cmfs or fhc Press.

Al, tho publlshed Certificates Of Dr.. carysutss
are bsss ffs.-!ussss F~~o.
me Certiacates published In our columns, of
Dr. Carpenters eafes are bsss Sac to our own
s.avlctxe. lie n all hs prcfessss % he. aud will
not ham6ag OF deceive the psbiioL-ksssssss Jss,-
ssi, LssssfsL
DIR. Carpenter hss eatirsly esred pessoas 10 shi.
And EAr Inarmsriss without esing osasn'sa'-
ysussf <ss. So .rr
..v.r.i u.,S.d e~,,s have cone usdsf oar OBJ
.~s-.tiou. and Ne have eonvsrssd with many OH
- Who have been beueatted' By Dr. Caipeaters
sreatsnsuS and 90 have become sAtisnsd thss ne
ssiilfsi IN the elias Of diseases when ne 49, sne
R~ssss way cad cssst0.
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A truscopy. 49,

At . Court OF Probate holden at saco. With
In and for the County of York, on the nrst Tues
day In January, In the year of our Lord eight
cen hundred and sixty.seven, by the Hon. Il. b.
Bourne. Judge OF said Court
ISpWiN q Frost, Guardian OF George w. frost,
~ minor and child of aid Edwin 4. Frost. Of
Ksnnsbunh, In said county, having presented hi,
seoond account OF Guardianship vi his said ward
for allowance ~.
Ordered. That the said Accountant give notice
10 all persons Interested ny causing copy OF thii
order IL be Published three weeks successfully In
the Us,e, AID Josr.si printed at Biddeiord In said
county, that they may appear at = Probate Court
10 no holden at Biddrford, In sAid county, on
the first Tuesday In February next 1T ten OF the
elock In the foreuooo, and show cause, II any they
have Why the same should not be allowed
Attest, George II. knowlton, Register.
Atrus copy. 80
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A c.ss.E,Il.yisS a.,psssd q my interest ia the
return my sincere thanks Tor the very liberal
pstsonays which has eesa sxtsaded 10 The old asm,
and heps thai . vtli 30 seo,inued 70 my lsesoss-
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DISSOLUTION,
III y srcspa rtsership. y nu

THE cOpartn.r.hlp hsrstsi.Ts existing Snd; e
i the name aad style or JOHNSON q LIBBY 70
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
indebted 10 the nrm by note or account are ear
pestly rsauested to call and settle Immediately,
with ethss or the arm, 90 the store recently ocea.
pied by them. Unless their accounts are settled
within % days they will be lsit sith IN attorney
for collection.
5000, Dec. u. 1850.
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Al q Court OF Probate held at saeo, within
and Tor the county Of York on the hrst TUESDAY
In January. In the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty..eyen, by the Hon. t. t.
Bourne, Judge Of said Court
NTARY SEDGLEY, widos OF Erwin Sedglcy, late
vi Of LlmingtOn. In said county. deceased, having
presented her petition for allowance cut OF the
personal estate Of said deceased;
Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice to
all persons interested by causing copy OF this or
der to be Published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In
the U.is- a yo.r-al printed at BiddefOrd, In said
County that they may appear At a Probate Court
to he held at BiddsfOrd, In said County, on the
first Tuesday In February nekt, at ten OF the
clock in the forenoon, and shew cAaso, IL any
they have, Why the same should not he allowed.
Attest, George II. KnOwiton, Register.
A true copy.
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ira. IA Ds.aar rs..ss. I

Under the care ct w. Carpenter, I have been
entirely cured 10 Cstarrh with which vas severe
" AFFLICTED, 4, the great improvement of my gcn-
eral health.
March ~. 1850. Miss LOIS X YOUNG.
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CAron;e CaiGrh Of Tiosny Years 2aadns
Cured

lF're. Us Nssss F~-v Of Ssp< n is6S
suffered from Catzrrh over ~ yrars. Last vin-
ter, when consulted Dr. carpcntcs, I had ne.
Qucnt asd .c.p,oss discharges, . bod coagh, and
my health somsoh reduced that yself AMI fftsUds
zero apprshoasivs cf serious coaseq aeocss but
Dr. Carpenter cared me. I Am nvv veil, and frcc
from Catsrrh.
WIN. s0ULE.
Cor. Ssssil and Court ST. Augusta, sspl u. isss.
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rrIn most eases the remedies can he applied
at home without interfering with the patients
occupation.
Artiaciai Eyes Inserted wiihsss Pais'
CONSULTATION At OFFICE FREE
II but letters must contain one dollar TO en-
sure an answer.
Smyrna times., 1867-01-09

win D'.Ha tha MEoS. , BLINDNESS & CATARRH ,,eo,o.
and AmTs, iT utmost sncre' by JsAACS, Nj oc"s,
PINE SIree, 'iJP5nery OF Leyden, HollandJ No. $40
reahe sources in The City and Counr~ o 'S ne
acr"%n S once The medical faculty are i2y,1ed p o 70
pracce ARrfErI fFen,'; as he has secrels in b,.
'oh' my2lG6 ly
ro'' "OtNDEKtUL - BUT TRUE.-N.n,vv p....-
TON, the world renowned AstroIops, oD KkMING
a,es Tho e.' "he IN ciaIrvoyant state dano
and by features OF the person You are to mar,U
as the Psvcboo' az nmento OF intense power knovn
o5 IL ychoihotrope. guarantees 10 nrodnoo II
pbe a ehe picture of the future husband o. tneet
inc trais Of WIN date OF marriage occupation es%
Testimonials draer' .i'bc &C. This Is no imposition rs
Iono n without number can assert H. as
,Dd % orh age disposition color of ewes DS S'dlg
v0sng 10 my cents. and stamped epyeo"s qu mar ar
eturn mail you will receive the picture Sy
% AupfeSs eS IN confidence, MADAME GERTs',nr b.
@ -oN ~ Boz 297, West Troy. n. Y M nEMING'
Smyrna times., 1867-01-09
Maryland Affair.

a. LARGE IURkEY.-A turkey ,vo. -,
tnwS tn9 Sara OF Mr. Hooper lIitche1 Sola ~Od from
1o"I, gay or two before CbristI,nama mear tins
c"ns;I "1,sJeu iorty nine pounds gross vi winch
oI1SiueT III thls turkey was but eiobtoor" nen we
lu' anu no extra pains had been taLan 1oIIns ~
@ leu niul, we think Cecil county has roas " lat-
I1ase H OF the largest of the season oaISII ~ 70
DEATH OF Col. JAMES Mypprcv n,
James Nlerrick died at his residnnco IN Ni0lCoi. ~
mnne : county on Monday last. The JoSoo1 Sucen
o,1t was wen known and highly esteemed tbro
out the Eastern Shore, ''"iou through
CoLD.-IThe Kent Ne,os (Cbestortor,, 81
ILaCuruay last speaks thus abont tho ooIl Vi
l., oi, IN the meantime it has bepn ovtro,', "o@-
nosJa' @ 1ne thermometer at six O clock On W.
nc me"udy morning marking ten degrees boa,n M W ou
NJ 49, "liicn IS SIX degrees lower than II otto;, 1e
snon t t ptliod during last winter, and the ndIJ
far onaV mas been experienced in This Iat;tJu Uou
t,o pap bn1 AGSGG.IDENT.-On C. the 9th ult fou. =.
r 0rIo&y oSyT' Nicholas Thomas, Henry Poro ,ouT Ut
luck AG ana Clinton Ross, started nno1
NicLnIaS ~ excursion on the Choptank r;uor
mon he tnollas aged about I3 wears, roac
leard and HeeS nee TO shoot. A single report wos
rigbtened ine b 3oys who We're watching wero @ J
rho fell baetwssrrdd srd action action of young Thomas,
lg a word a. i4to the boat without utter q
to be dead hi tbaS ne Died ro@ P@rofusey and appear
nafl and alarmed their friends tHe h steamboat c.
nnd OF the affair Numbers Of persons Sonr state
ID %pS 70 the wharf, among Others grSoT nr mas
~ ~, oILeele, who found that the dooaoj M jpayly
nta SIi I n the back of the head bv the ma nad
aJ . =; discharge of his Run and ~ Int Une accl- be
~ INSTANTLY Cambridge Ckd ~ HerSn us1 nave eal
Smyrna times., 1867-01-09
Congress-.

g The The House bill to repeal 50 much of ,bo .
81 lS62 as enlargeS the pardopinp nowor snS &c
resident was passed on Friday 6vP PG"eT NV OF tht
tL MtL1feas, rs Nays, T. This is the iGH hin 0enatt
sN sHe House passed on the first day Of itS Snc SO
d,anI In the Senate Monday, Mr. Morrill, ;..
oc gocea bIlI to protect the rights Of INTRO
s' women In the District Of Columba " IN; married
SgreS to women the control of ali thew winch ra IN
personal property The President's Mnd real and
Young Young the District Suffrage bill wss .Mhessage
Sma Selyed and followed by debate TbS Tas f6en b re-
Io AiT passed over the veto by vote Of pT oo was
~ IL IL now goes to the House " '0'o ol ~ to
nous bills Mr.. Loan, under the ce OF va
,uuous introduced one in favor Of Ft ior reso-
ngns gn5 OF the President The resotnn So IG mpeaoh
ucn excitement, but was referred ~ nc. caused
Committee by deciSoOO 70 'ne ne ke
ape, 3pehkcr Mr. Kelso next ntrodnced3 o3 o. Oi the
,;SeH i;roHptlon which, the morning 6ous similar
ed, went over until next MondsSyn noTT M rad E eK
n, 1ceS i ono, on question of privilege % intSo Sn
Irt 5ontoa az Impeachment Resolution Which "1r wos
4psed by vote of lO7 to 80 The %iSa Sansss %as
IL ,arsds rssddspending payment to oyaI owners % 1rHa ~
V-0u volunteers was passed, yeas log, nays
Smyrna times., 1867-01-09

a call has been issued for public meeting
at CamHbes hotel, on Saturday next "t6
! near and determine as to the necessity ofonen.
ing new streets westward
This advertisement is in remarkable Ian
IuaSe, surely; 10 hear and determine as to
me necessity = Is there a citizen who has nor
already, in his own mdd, etnjneJ ss I"S to tL" Io'
necessity? fthere is, we should ike ~ Sne s,,e
the erltterr. Now, these public meet;n%s at oe'
as all experience has shown in onr town ''"ss
co!mphsh but little good. They do afforJ the %
clClzens an opportunity to make buncon,ho I
compliments flowing freely in tbe
cary proceedings; but do they not eenersiIv m I
sng IN sort of quarrel and determination noy
t;ao = 40 ahythlng let some citizen write a ne. .
awn d,,on TO the Legislature and circulate it in in
UT 'oli, ana our word for it ninetenths of the in
fthtS n;n% ,h viii sign 1t; and it is clear to our
''''O ''ia' any other mode will end in failure
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MARRIED.

Van. Jan. Sd 81, by Rt. Rev. Bisbon J,bn. .
mCG more, to Miss ANNIE +. DAVIS Jaunh oL paltl
e OoI ue0rge Davis, of SMYRNA daughter ol
Smitboro"u b, ou' o. at the residence of VIM p
; summers summers Esq, BY Rev. W. b Gromn Il"
0nH n,nso H. Bishop and Miss MARG9tsp2 vTr III
mMwSSoN' nn all of Kent Co., Del I'VE .onanA
abova .nG"AS ! Ior the nice cake sent us with tba
NJ Jan; rs 8, at the NJ. E. Parsonage oDno.;..
vi. nr. Worden's Steam Saw Mil ;n opposite
hey; w. B. Gregg, Mr. NETuaS12rr,Iy MT, IA smyrna, by
70 70 Mss n, ANN ELIZA HILYARD, both o+ hlaGs K
w5I Jan /, s. at the same place, by the sam. NJ
MI WM H. SMITH to Miss SARAH ' EIuz, ES4Te Mr;
NORRIS, both of Kent Co., Del 11NiAAbEIH
, In Chrlstlana, on the lst inst h., IL
:. :herVeyy Beale, Mr.. JAMES A 3 P,e Ung nev;
CbrPistD CbI,Psle Del, and Miss MARY II. CoIIIss Of 81
n IN y the ne 9th ult:, by Rev D. W Ror4;no
Huni,,I n ~, Ir, JOHN NJ WRIGHT, of Duck brI.n Craoi,
q MIrea, Mnea, hent County, Del, to Miss ME- ME-
u 6MooRE, of Philadelphia. MISS NARY
I1aineS Z Street Church. GermantoHn Ase OF the ,
"a lanes mes + Meredith i. LEWIS T0Tn' R.p9y Ty hev
SSnester City, Pa, to S. EMELTNE SwITm OF OF b
New Castle county, Del. "Ai'ih, OF
W. UaR; Rn +th, 90, by Rev. j. W. Hammerslsv
W.. 'I:. FRANCES NJ. Dunn, of Halltowp Md
9al 1iTS JOSEPHINE McILvAINE, of Kent conn cou3tU 70
'nasdsn as sne Mp M: P Church, in CcntrevilIe. on
,usbngy ,s6iay eMyenlTg M the st instant by Rev
" ,uSni1g, ~ Mr. WM. ID. WRIGHr ana M;es iTir' i
Topper :0FphN' daughter of the late Judge % 8: b
On the eth u, by the Rev. s. Dob.oD p 2:
mo- mo-, IN New Castle County, M Gpoa near IoWn m rio
WELL ap to Mss ABAGA1L DANES 'SGE ho.L XII
e" Castle County, Del. DANihLS' both of Tn' on.