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ATTORNEYS.
r. B.. NoRMENT,
Attorney at Law,

TTAvING located in the. City of Westmin-
. I'll lster, Office on Main Street, two doors
west of Court respectfully informs the citizens
ofCarroll, and adjoining counties, that ne VIII
give prompt attention to all business entrustedd
the Denartments of the General Government at
practices in the Courts Of Bankruptcy.
- n 1.s51. REFERENCES. q r9- "
Rev. u. I. Ward and John Smith, Esq,
Charles Abbott, Esq. and DR.. Thomas Fei-
AGs1 Samuel Norment, Esq. and Rev. U. Ward,
Washington, D. G. p.
BE. Nj. Hurley, ESQ.,, Register in Bank
ruptcy; Frederick City, Md. - novi4-ly
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After a long march, during the late
war, a captain ordered, as sanitary
precaution, that the men should change
their under.shirts, The Orderly Ser.
geant suggested that half of the men
only had oae shirt each. The captain
hesitated for a moment and then said ::
q Military orders must be obeyed;; let
the men change With each other. !,
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AT Sunday school lately. a brigh
little fellow was asked, " What is con.
science 7" An inward monitor" was
the reply. "And what is q monitor 4,
Gone of the iron clad. 2 s4 saa
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mr.. DanI. &. COOnan,

(LateIy with Dr. Thos. w. Wells, Hampstead, }
nFFERS his professional services to the res
\ idents of Westminster and vicinity. VI
fee and residence Littlestown Road, few
doors above Union Street c .3-
dec26-6m .s84 - = -. s ~
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+ A distinguished female writer says
that s.the men are fast" Well they
must ben exceedingly sos to catch the.
women. i nee 20
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water Proof boots.

TF you want to save money and have good
health, call at GEATrY' S, opposite the
Cltholic Church, and get pair of Water
Proof Boots made to order. aug ID.
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ABOOK FOR EVERY SOUTH
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-,sa. ~ -o-- 81 igs fl
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DIR. BERNARD MILLS,

East End, Westminster, Mo.
(OPPosITE THE WAsHISGTos RoAp9 =
nR. MILLS has returned to Carroll for the
IL purpose of resuming the PRACIICE Vf
MEDICINE in all its branches except Surgery;
Diseases Of Women; and Chitdren Treated
With Especial Cure. d26-u
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-11-13

rARN FOR RALE. In Ksunsbsnk,
:.y, , = ss' s..ss:s. sS:ss :,
ME r.. sidasiOSd. 81 no. EssssSssi viiisss
ssd ffsa The q. r. DspeA Meeting House and
10 "a SssSis s.sssssy assliias kssss ssi
SsisSs1, 8 Sars s2lso ~, md hfys estSliidllg
sesa v.s.f - !iyi.f sps..s .ssr sSs as,Ss, =
: ~ > !iss 49, n:s!s. sss. $50
~ "a spvssSS H ves1hsd o. gTsvtk G
1900 !ss n.ily - - ~ e = .ssss -
dsy - istk aay q Nsvsohsr. q 10 sAleek 4. y.
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DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED STATES.

DISTRICT COURT Of TRE UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF MAINE.-In the matter Of
Charles H. Furbush, bankrupt. In Bank
ruptcy. This Is to give notice that Petition has
been presented to the Court this second day OF Nov
ember, by Charles Il. Fufbush, OF Lebanon, Bank.
rupt, praying tina he may be dscrced to have full
discharge nom all his debts, provable under the
Bankrupt Act and upon reading said petition, Is
ordered by the Court that hearing be had upon
d. 1859 before the Court In Portland In said Dis
trict, at 10 O'Clock A. ~, and that notice thereof
be published In the Portland Advertiser and
the Union and Journal, newspapers printed In said
all creditors who have proved their debts and
other persons In interest, may appear ~ said time
and place, and show cause, II any thcy have, why
the prayer Of said petition should not be granted.
WM. 2. PREBLE,
3wtI Clerk Of District Court for said District.
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TOBACCO ANTIDOTE,

WARRANTED to remove oil desire for Tobac-
w 90. This great remedy IL an excellent sppe'
tiser. hpsrnss ths Blood, inyigorates the system
or, enables the stomach 70 digest the hesrtiesi
food, makes sleep refreshing, and establishes TO
bust health. Snoksrs and eAs,sfys for sirty year,
cured. Price Flny Cents post free A treatise on
srences, testimonials. &o., cent nee. Agents want
Cd. Address DR.. T. Il Abbott, Jersey City, New
Jersey. l2W4i
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Farm at Auction

WILL DO Sold at Public Auction, on
wv WEDNESDAY, Nov. 18th, is6s, 1t ten
A. NJ, on the premises. that we'll known Farm In
Ssoo, recently owned and oocupied by the lats
Ellsworth Jordan Of sad Saco.
The fArm contains about i2s acres OF land, lying
on both sides Of the new county road, leading Into
the Interior distant two mllssffom the Factories,
both or Saoo and Blddeford. About 50 acres OF the
above 10 valuable growth, consisting OF timber and
wood. The remainder u divided into suitable pro
portions OF tllage grssng and pasture. Of - good
Quality Of land q can DO found IN 5000 Tho krm
. we'll vstsrsd every way, outs about icrty tons
EnEli.h hay, An, and has on IL two orchards In an'
The 6uiidings are dwelling house with L, all
dnishsd and In good oondltion two barns and
other buildings, The quality Of the land and the
iooality OF the fArm make % one Of the best Il mot
he very beat dairy Arus that can b found In the
xisS. st the same time and place. u acres Of
vairSSls wood land adjoining the Homestead
Farm Of the late John Berry.
Also, the hay cut on the harm the past season /,
csrr.axs one light wagon, one sleigh. harnesses.
md q variety OF farmlng utensils, consisting OF
cart and wheels, slsds. ehsisss, plovs. hArrows,
Terms Of sale, ons.third In six months and The
balance half In one ana half in two years, with
Intsrsst, with satisfAcsora % ufity.
Per Order,
T.JoRpAN.
$3.50, Osl u, 1883.
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TIE cELEBRATED
HOWE SEWING MACHINE
Can he hal Of
q. NEwcoMB, Agent,
lthls Shoe Manutetocy, ccouth strss

To the Honorable, the Justice sf the su
preme Judicial Court, next to be holden At Al
ired, for and within the County OF York and
State Of Maine, on the third Tuesday Of Ssptem-
Der, is6S;--
rT,HEDA HILBERT. q York, in said County
i and State, wife Of John HILBERT, now Of parts
unknown, respectfully libels and gives the honor
able Court to 30 Informed tina. shs was is-ially
is6l. In Amesbury, In the County Of Esssx and
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts, that since said
marriage your llbellant and the said John have
cohabiisd In said York County that she has had
by hun two children. now living. vis, Dora lib
bert ana Georgianna Hilbert, aged respectively
six an four years, that since said marriage your
libellant has always deported herself toward the
said John - o chaste, faithful and anectionats
VIE but that the said John, wholly regardless Of
and confirmed habits OF intoxicatioui and cruelty
neglected TO provide for the maintenance Of your
libellant or her said children, and on divers days
and times since said iutermarriaSe beat, bruised,
take tho life Of your libsilant 80 that because Of
said want OF support, cruelty and threats, and for
tbs safety Of her lie and health. OF about the
tenth day OF November. 1884, your iibsliant Vas
aid tenth day Of November. 1854. she has never
cohAbltsd With the said John nor has be, al.
though VI sunielent ability 90 TO do, contributed
anything toward the support Of your libslians or
whcr,iors. and because II 10 reasonably. and
proper, conducive TO domestic harmony aud oonsis-
tent With the peace and morality Of society, your
hbellant prays that decree for divorce ffom the
the custody Of her said children may DO commit
ted 10 her and that she may be permitted 10 re-
sumo her maiden name. via, rhsda Phiilips and
Cor such other and further relief - 10 your Hon
ors may deem Just and proper. And as In duty
THEDA ulBBERr.
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.. nat om~e-.Man Arrangements.
Mans c.os. Zoe the West al $50 a. \. s'a ~ H..
-, :, ,ss Mr. Cosnsry MAih eioss ov~sy fses
day, THURSDAY ssa Saturday q esoA.s.
n An. ,,,r. frsm the West 81 tf.io and 70 ?. =.
Ysx tive "a at 80 a. -, ssi aso :, NJ Lim.sss. 81
N NJ Cs.intry Mails arrive every Nsasaay, W~"<~
.lay anil FudAy At $50 Pm.
IS RICHARDS, r. u.
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Mall NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MAILS closs for the Wet d eos 4. u, and sIs
Der fls Essi a n Is 4. ~, an.i eS3r n -
srick Al ~ T., Parsonsneti Mes.iay, M.as ,..,,
rniay II 9. 10 p. l., Lyman Csaue' tha'~
s-Jop.n. ~
NM. A,.v, 6,ou N. Eat al 40 a. T.. and Aoo =.
a.. M. Y..s 4, n a.. ana a0s -. Fr@ 1
ieL !. 30 4. n, P.rssssasli, Me.i.y, nss,.s.
and Friday 81 $50 ?. NJ Lyman = c"S.s' 4,
only 81 SO A.h.
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Wanted-Agents! :: 8: s:, e e

sf!s :; s ;s;iSs'; sa &:
NV SEWING. MACHIkn This nssSIoe Win
stitch, hem. oil. tsek. qsill eord, bind, braid ADD
snsrc!dsr y nest s.Psr.sr naaasF. .kriss .ealy
eis. iSny vsns.s:d y. ave ySsss We WIN pay
nj: MT 8. Ma. ss: =. sss ss ssse. !;
ssl.sA can b cut .st still The slesS cannot b
10: Aaa.:s sscoIS 8 o. fiffsSUss
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49, - -. = - g. q r.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN. From the prem
~ ises OF the subscriber, RED MARE. black
name and tail ian hind toot without shoe, quarter
oIsck in len fore foot. weighs about 80 lbs, ~
years old: Any one giving Information, or return.
rewarded. J. N MURPHY.
uoodwins Mills June goth, 1893, 29u
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ONEY25 CENTS
FOR CHILDREN TEITAlNG

The Great Quiaing Remedy for Childrss.
Contains NO MORPHINE OR POISON.
Gus DRUG; sure to Regulate the Bo'ss /;
allays all Pain; correcs Acidity Of the
Stomach; makes SICK and freak children
srRoso and HEALTHY; cures Wind Collie.
Gripping, Inflammation Of the Bowels, and
all complaints arising from the effects OF
Teething. Call for Mother Baiieys Q1'd'ng
Syrup, and take no other, and you are safe.
Sold by Druggists and all dealers In Med
icinc.
A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn.,,
Agent for the United States.
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In bankruptcy.

THIS L. to give notice that on the flftll
u day OF November, A. ID. 1858. a warrant IN
bankruptcy was issued against the estate OF Hon.
estus peaslee, OF Bddeford, In the County OF York
and state Of Maine, who has been adjudged Bank.
rupt, on his own petition that the payment o,
any debts aud delivery OF any property belonging
to such Bankrupt, To him Or Tor his use, and the
transfer Of any property by him are forbidden by
law that meeting Of the creditors Of said Bank
rupt, To prove their debts aud to choose one OF
moro Assignees OF his estate, will be held ut Court
OF bankruptcy, to 10 holden at Biddeford before
James d. fessenden. Register on the seventh day
OF December, A. ID, 1858, at eleven o'clock A. H., ri
CHARLES CLARK,
US Marshal as Messenger Dist. Of Maine.
3wi!
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MOST WONDERFUL
MEDICINE Is DEVIN0's
IMPERIAL MAGIC SALVE.

This celebrated Salve has gained popularity
within very brief space Of time fAr exceeding
that Of any other article ever introduced into this
country, from the fact that it, wonderful healing
properties ensure for II rapid sale wherever II ID
known. 1t difficult to supply orders a. fast ~
they como In, although arrangements on an extern
sivs scale have been perfected for It, manufacture
Certificates from soms Of the most reliable men
attest to cures this Salvs has made In Fever Sores
Corns, Abcess, Burnsand other kindred dinicultie'
enough to allcolumns Of this paper. II you have
any sort OF flesh wound or sore, burn, or bruiss
use Devtno's salve at once and reliefis certain
A BACON, l2s Liberty Street, Blddeiordi 3. D.
MITCHELL, 81 Main Street, Sacoi General Agents
And sold by Druggists every where. 3mn
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Auiu,l aud Snarual.
travellers Guide.
nAil-noADa.

n,,,,,o,p Trains ,esv. fos no.loa and Ne wsss-'si
All 10 A. T.. and . - and so r.n.
r,.l.s e.ye fos Portland ssd the kasa-tp, HUI snd
m IN A. r., ana t.lS ana s0p
a.sa rrios ,eave foS boston and ths WS-sA and Va
n, aad s.s7 and al r.n.
Trains iesv. fsr resti.sd Ard Ne kAa-'.ss' ii'' s
A. 50 4. H.. and 5.ss sad 30 Pa.
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DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED STATES.
district OF MAINE. In the matter Of
H. william Stanley, Bankrupt. In bankrupt.
ey. This Is tn give notice that Petition ha:
been presented 70 tho Court this second day Of
November, by william Stanley. OF Berwick, Q
bankrupt, praying that he may be decreed to have
a full discharge from all his debts, provable
said petition. IL IL ordered by the Court that .
hearin. be had upon the same, on the hist
day Of FEBRUARY, <. ID. 1863, before the Court
In PORTLAND, in said District, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
land Advertiser and the Union and Journal
newsps pers printed In said District, once weeks
for three weeks, and that all creditors who have
nav appear at s,id time and place, and show
cause. II any they have. why the prayer OF tsid
petition should not DO granted. ,,,,,,
3wiy Clerk OF District Court for said District
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RErORr on BREAp.

The committee appointed tn examine. anil make
q r,,ert, IA tn best loaf Of Wheat and Indian
loaf Of Rye and Indian, OF not les. than to Q
pounds weight: and Tor beat loaf OF wheat iiread
of not less than to pounds weight, make the
Yoar eommittes w.ru not shown any Rye and
Indian Brcad, consequently are unable To make .
repor, II what the lsdiss of York County could do
Ss,ihsr we're iSey shown any Bread that would
come within the society's rules Tor premium, ~
none was of sufficient weight to come within The
Your committee examined a small loaf OF Wheat
Bread, made ffom yeast, without any soda, which
was of a good quality. They also examined
loaf with o slip Of paper attached To u, marke,
.'Whcai Brcad,s of sour milk, plenty OF sale
raius and poor hour, viii make brvsd, when poor
~ baked, that Is neither palatabe or healthy TO be
ssss t. rs..s. s al o. ,Ss.s SSas IN album
dance. Your committee also examined loaf
marked Wheat and Indian made with skim
meal; poor bread. in the Judgment Of your com.
,niiies. possessing In q large degree that most
poisonous OF substances 10 be- taken Into the sto-
mach, saieratus. =. T.. MckESNr,i Com.
Gro. 4. SMALL, WINS
IN. comuities % carriages Wagons and carts BEG
leave 10 suhssit he following rspst,
oven n cA.dsosrus Il SEQ displayed cos tvo-ssAsea
Brospr,i wagon, one sinxseseassd brosnsn vAxoo two
Caecssi wagons and oee too sr~,.i crsn wagon, al
vha serr eossscs-d In ths thcevash ana tsy manner
which disih saisAes all his vcsk.
lie ala, oeesei IN exprr~s wagon vheh he he's hiety
bain &c The q Expees Company. which wnideg e.mpe-
.itioa hcm anything q The kind In The United st.,e.
he aissdlsIly.a ss<f Car butchers warco, vhieh
ke bait nine y,srs ago. and which hss been In CONSTANT
aimee, and In psSfcs crier, having
been rvpAnta repAir lie aha, In oder 10 shcw The
EvAs Isexr~s chat hA. s-~n ms,. nh linz u bas,U
exhib6c wagon haat ~ him ueaty-six ycArs ago. &c
Nm Aheu go. uho Il that tme aa expse>a bstuc~n
$500 and rxiAsi, t<nx tn apt sxpr>s De estsb.
Iished bstwesa ths too plccs fh wagon has b>ea In
esssessl eves sisc< sas ssilt and ven hsssn N
sseemed -etiseu Josph Hardy esq, N III joar
ueys nssa snes 70 NE bss>kvs,>< ks sl-s In yssss
NAT done The city q scs sc-i ssrvic. In drains s.
arsvsl 20 car sas~aikA 10 Mr.. Chsibossus thssvss,
Se ssard lhs ssesrsy's nrst pesnium % s~n dollar.
To Ll,isasn q rS.s o. 50: .ss s'..,'.i -. q
vs sssri Q pssAisn Il Arss SssAss
n Ilssssa Bsps 4 Co, q ntkAsssra, vhs s1sssA q
sssIs sicirh vhicA sEAne q design, and esoash.
sss = eosssr~ssass, osssss b sssp>ss - sssa IL
tn. nj rs-.s..A e ssaAss<d, ~ cssesri vsss.
~ svard pgsnsun Il thrss deliAs.
LAvasscs JossAs,l Con-
hE. NsAlhY.
ssss, o. 10, 80.
DSsrsssfss 1885.
DurnAan has received splendid LOT Of diaries
for IL coming rear. nd souss Of u styles a.,
A iu.prsvnsnt o. thoss Of former years. Cal
Sslsss ~ ssoek gsss low md Others go IL ssss
1ssSv ~ xssssAsss.
psss1 CHA - .. ~ asskA ssary ssaAy ~ hsssA
i,s. q ~ sAlpysrt !. Ksasssahpst . spss,Aa1is
1890 bsrs e 80 ~ q =, sansa "nDsse" -
svusA b - q Hn&U 3 O. - sAss, 4 bsAsA
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N nm Pr M.siA sure, and no money rsouir.
&Nu Cd In advance. Agents waited every.
W6SS vhers. male and female, 70 sell our
Pssssf EpsriesfisS Hlls Hiss cistAss Lac. sRy.
cry household should have this sstieis.r-N. y
Tf,Isns. Address An.aicAH VIM Go, rs vii
liam street, N. " or 10 Dearborn street Chicago,
III. #ss# 4WlI
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rnEDA HILBERT.
Atala NJ Maine.

YoaK, %. ~ tie SsSrsas ysdieisi Court, ksssr
sal ACID sf <ifre6, within 80 rer sssf csssfv or
Vera % fAs lard Tssstsy Of Ssyts~Ssr, ia tAs ysGr
Of sss Lard sss tAssssa< sisAf Asstrst sai sisty-
sigAf.
Upoa the fcssgoing Libel. Ordered, that The u.
bsllaut rive poSles TO The ssid John Hilbert 70 %.
psaf bsirs the Justices Of our said Supreme Jsdl.
eiaI Court 10 BE- held at Sseo within and for said
County Of York. on The arst Tuesday Of Jsssary,
A. ID. 1859, By psblishing IN atsstsd ovpy IL nd
lively. In he Unioa and Joarnsl. Q nsuspapae
prinisd In Btddsf0rd, IN aid County, he lasl q
"a psbioatons 70 b thirty days. at lsast bslsre
The sltiing Of said Court tAas he nAy thee -
Why he prayer Of aid Libel sheuld nes b grant
A,s.ss, II. IAnsulD, cssk.
A tvs sspy 4 II III ~ atR
zs:s' \ yAnsrua Ga.
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DISTRICT COURT OF TINE UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT Of MAlNE-ln the matter oil J. NJ.
~ Thompson, bankrupt. In bankruptcy. This
Is to give notice that petition has been present.
~. Thompson. or Newneld, q Bankrupt, praying
that he may be decreed to have full discharge
from all his debts, provable under the Bankrupt
Act, and upon reading said petition. IL Is Ordered
on tho fourth day Of January, A. ID. 1868. before
the Court In Portland, In said District at 10 o'clock
A. D., and that notice thereof be published In the
newspapers, printed In said district, once . week
for three weeks. and that all creditors who have
proved their debts and other persons In interest,
may appear Mt said time and place, and show
cause, u any they have, why the prayer OF said
petition should not DO granted.
3wl5 wM p. PREBLE,
3wI7 Clerk Of District Court for said District.
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DISTRICT COURT or the UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF MAlNE.-lu the matter Of Alonso
~ Stackpole, BANKRUPT. In Bankruptcy. This 10
20 give notes that petition has been presented to
30 STACK pole, ofsouth berwick, q BANKRUPT. pray.
Ing that he may DO deereed 20 have . fun dis.
charge from all his cebts. Individually and ~ .
under the Bankrupt Act and upon reading taid pc
titon 10 II Ordered by the Court that hearing DO
had upon the same. on the fourth day OF January,
District, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and that all creditors
Who have proved their debts and other persons In
interest, may appear at .aid time and place, and
.hor e,Iie !S any they have Why the prayer Of
WA. p. PREBLE
3wE Clerk Of District Court for said District
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-11-13
Bankruptcy Notices.


DISTRICT COURT OF Tue UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF MAiNE-In the matter of Nathan
~ lei Sawyer. bankrupt In BANKRUPTCY. fhia
70 10 Kivc notice that petition has bssn presented
70 the Court this 9Th day Of November. BY Nathan
iel sawyer, OF Hollis, bankrupt, praying that he
may DO decreed to have . full discharge nom all
his debts, provabls under the bankrupt Act and
upon reading said petition, IL 10 Ordered by the
Court that hearing DO had upon the same, on the
Court In Portland, In sald District OF 10 O'Clock
~. and that notice thereof DO published In the
Portland Advertiser and the Dlddeford Union and
Q week for three weeks, and that all creditors
who have proved their debts and other persons
In interest, may appear Ut said time and place,
OF said petition should not be granted.
VA. p. PREBLE,
3wi7 Clerk OF District Court for said District
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-11-13
In Bankruptcy.

DlSTRICT OF MAINE, ss.-The under
~ signed hereby gives notice Of HIS appoint-
In the County Of York. within the District Of
Name, who has been adjudged q Bankrupt, upon
his own petition, by the District Court OF said
District j. Y SCAMAiON, Assignee.
Saeo Nov II 1868 3Wi7
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