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TN RonATE.--manitowoe Co. Court.

1 In ike matter of the Guardianship of the minor
heirs of Charles Hottleman.
On rea,lirS and fili8g the petition of Frederick Ru-
dolph guardian of said Minors, representing among
other things, that they the said wards seized OF
certain real estate III the Village of Manitowoc Wis,
and that it necessary that all of the should be
sold and praying for license TO sell the and 1t
appearing to the Court from said petition that il 10
necessary the said guardian sell said rsa estate
it is ordered and directed that the newt kin said
ward and Ill persons interested in said estate, appear
before me- on Monday. the 2lsr day of December A.
D. 1868 at ten O'Clock A. NJ. at the Probate Office IA
said County. then and there to show cause Gf any
there he why license should not be granted fer the
sale OF said real according 10 e prayer VI said
petition.
And it is further ordered that copy of this ordsr
shall be published for four successive weeks prior to
said day hearing in the Manitowoc TRIBUNE werk-
ly newspaper printed Manitowoc in the said county.
Dated al Manitowoc, the 18th day of November, A.
D. 1868. GEO. ". BARRIER, County Judge.
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A special messenger, for Brick y
Pomeroy's Democrat was the only news
paper man to whom President johnson
gave advance copies of his message As
the leading organ of population, that
sheet was entitled to the favor
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Y. C0.A'E.

VTOUSES raised and moved. Having
superior facilities for raising snd moving hou>es
would the citizens OF Man towoct town
aaf county, that any business entrusted to our
viii rscsiys prompt atte aton and be performed in
rzaaner warranted give satisfaction. Enquire at the
rr,b... OHRce 1916
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SSYHTAyr kSSESSOR. Will be 1n
n his o1Jce over Fir,t National Bank with T. IL
walker Esq the hrst ten days of each mouth, our
IN business hours.
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NOTICE.

EXCHANGE on all principal cities of th :
rC.:on, Great Britain and Europe, bought an
sold.
GOLD, SILVER and UNCURRENT BANH
NOTES purchased at the highest ~ arkst >at..
UNITED STATES BONDS, on hand for
sale at all times.
COUPONS or interest variants cashed,
INTEREST allowed on Se;neciaI Dposits an d
Deposit Certificates il sued for amounts de sire d.
Promp tattentian given to all business.
3m c. SHOVE.
Msnitowoe, August 18th. 1855.
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nEETISTRT.

nnA r. pATCHEN. Dentist fh ce
- in Sher:uan's new building. on Sth Street
NanitoEoc Wis.
20 Teeth extracted withoI 1t pain
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CHICAGO DOLLAR Store.

The immense success attentlng our business ID
BOSTON the past five years. has induced US to sstab-
lis Branch Store in Chicago. rendering 1t more ac-
cezsbe To the Western people and also saving large
Exnressape Our goods are all and received di-
rect from the Manufacturers, consisting OF nearly
everv article sired Tor family use such as Dry ana
Faury Goods Bnots and sho5s, Je"elry' fiatea "sfs
&C. &c, All articles sold for
One Dollar Each,
nd not TO be paid for until you know what yon are 70
rf ~ cents each to pay ior postage printing, &c
PREsENT FROM S3 TO 500 SENT FREE TO
AGENTS We Agents 1or an tne oesn Ip
rar. ir the coulsrV CIRCULARS SENT FREE
Arenfs wanted in every town. Address "a Rk q
Co. I5S Dearborn Street, chleago' H.
P. o. Box 5y2U.
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los EDN S4s E&

nEALESia stoves: Tin. Sheet IRON
aai G3pperrare manufacturer. AN kinds OF
rap1irinx doue Eighth Street. opposite Tribun" ot-
os.#a lily
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n. n. ELDRIDGE.


JUSTICE. Office in Heubn r
Building. Manitowoc, Wis lo-Z
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vuSrICE Of the Peace. ONCE. Hue5
81 n,rs buiiiing corner of Eighth and York strees.
Napitowoc, Wisconsin.
Will make collections pay taxes search the rec
draw deeds, mortgages and contracts, &c. &C All
hnxin aas will receive prompt attention. " 10.
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Probate Notices.
TO all ps.o., interested in either Of III. estates

ITO oil psuoss interested In either Of the estates
hereinafter named,
Ats Court Of Probate holden 81 Alfred, within
Tuesday OF October. In the year OF our LORD eight
cen hundred and sixty eight. the following mat
ters having been presented Tor the seuon the!sup-
That notice thereof be given 20 ALI psrsons in
tsrsstsd, By causing . copy OF this order 70 Be
| published three weeks successfully In The UHioS
and Maine ID. pspSSr. pub
may appear Of . Probate Court 70 b held at
North berwick. IN sAidcouAty, on the nlst Tussdsy
In November next. 1t ten the clock IN the forc-
noSn, and DO heard thereon. and object u they sss
cause.
HEzExI.I sRaDhEI: lat: q sasc. s:e:., I'd
Exeeutrix ther In named.
GEORGE MUGRiDGE, late Of York. deceased.
Will presented for probate by jeremiah Brooks,
Standardization with Will annexed. 70 q. O. Yeaton,
presented by Nancy MugridEe, widow OF said de.
ceased, said executor having declined said trust.
JESSE ToWNE, late OF Kennebunk, deceased.
VIII presented Tor probate by Enooh Cousens. the
Executor therein named.
<BiGAiL BoBBS, late Of Wells. deceased. VIII
presented for probate by Eunies Littlsasld. the
Executrix therein named.
LYDIA JAMESON, late OF saeo, deceased. WIN
presented for probate by George A. Emery, the
Executor therein named.
COLUMBUS DYER, late Of Dayton, deceased.
Will presented for probate by simon d. Davis. the
Executor therein named.
WILLIAM GILPLTRICK, late OF Newneld, de-
ceased. Petition for administration 10 David T.
Given, presented by Lsvinia fitzpatrick. widow Of
deceased.
JosEPH BUrLER. late OF SANFORD, deceased.
Second account preseated for allowance by Irving
A. Butler, his Executor.
JoBS N. BUTLER. late OF Sanford. deceased.
Second account presented for notice by Irving
a. Butler, his Executor.
CHARLES HiLL, late Of Wells, deceased: Flr,t
account presented for allowance by Sarah W. Hill,
his Executrlx.
DANIEL rERSALD, late OF North berwick
deceased. First account presented for allowance
by kdwin ID. Fernald, his Administrator.
NICHOLS SPLNSEr. late Of KIitsry.. deceased.
First account presented for allowance. Also, peti.
BY Ephrain c. spInney, his Administrsior.
JAMES LIrTLEFiELD, late OF kennebunk.
deceased. First account presented for allowance
by Abial Littleheld, his Executor.
,,J1soH 4. RURD, minor and eh,ld Of Jason
Ilurd, late q Acton, deceased. First account
dian.
EyocH NEAL, late OF Parsonsaeld. deceased.
Petition for dOwsr presented by Nancy Neal, his
widow.
JOSEPH NORTON. late OF shapleigh, deceased.
:sid deceased. presented by susan Norton, hi:
widow.
ALoHzo 4. HAMILTON and JULIA A. HAM.
ILToy, minors and children OF Ivory Hamilton,
late !. rst'Sa iTs
Ian
SxRAR BERRY. OF saco, (widow Of John Berry,,
conveys sn estate GSs bely
her Guardian.
CHARLES H. JONES, minor and child Of Abial
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In Ilnukr,aptey.

District Court Of the United States-District Of
Maine. In the matter VI Mitchell Sawyer,
Bankrupta
THIS Is TO give notice that petition has been
Il presented To the Court this 5th day OF Octo-
Der, A. d. ls6S, by stephen 3, Mitchell, Of Saco, .
Bankrupt, praying that he may be decreed to have
full discharge nom all his debts, provable under
OF the arm OF Mitchell q sawyer, and upon read
Ing said petition, IL Is Ordered by the Court that
hear ng be had upon the same, on the 3oth day Of
November, A. D., 1868, before the Court In Port.
land In said District at o'clock Y. N. and that
notice thereof be- published In the Portland Daily
Advertiser and the Biddeford Jenrnal, newspaper
printed In said District, once q week for three
ussks aud that all creditors who have proved
their debts and other persons In interest," may sp
pear at said time and place, and show cause, any
they have. Why tho prayer Of said Rstltl4n should
not be granted. WM. 7, PREBLEi
2wt3 Clerk Of District Court for said District
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lIollis Centre. the company psrsook Of o0on'
teous collation., at the residence OF 'sme'
Kni,h,,. vhich Vas prepared and served oy
ths ladies' OF that village. Who were highly
eonplinented.
Al the place Of nas raising the people col
,,c,sd In large number. far beyond the hopes
Of the mos. sansuins. Al half past one the
meeting Vas called to order. and Samuel &
R., mond. Of Hollis. appointed chairman. The
DAG uss then carried seross the street by the
six little girls who assisted In raising Il. The
chairman then introduced W. W Thomas. j.,
Of Portland. Who Was received with loud ap-
plsuss. Mr. Thomas made . telling speech
which Vas well received. Amer singing 1.-THE
Battle Cry Of Freedom" Mr.. NJ. L. Stevens
spoke for sbou, an hour adding much to his
already great popularity.
Cheers were then given for the ladies
Of Hollis centre. and the meeting adjourn
Ell To Salmon Falls
At Salmon Falls much larger crowd was
addressed by Hon. W. II. vinton, and beau
tiful DAG thrown to the breerr. A supper Was
then given to the speakers and Band at the res
idence Of d. L Dumah.
Vtsis, Grai % &c.
The fros.s have come. You should see our
woods now the hues oferimson and gold over
spread the forests everywhere. Last wednes-
day the members Of the academy returned .
,i,i, that the school At Nsw6eiI last week made
over here. All went. The number was seven
ty-six. The literary exercises Of the afternoon
were followed by collation. at Strsw's Hall,
where the evening was spent in very pleasant
manner.
Amer the unfavorable frosts Of the two past
seasons, hortcuturist, are. In this section. get
ting to take less interest In the culture Of the
grape. This year the frost came near destroy
ing the crop. Gathered only one day befores
frost that would have spoiled them, my Con-
cords were many Of them not quite ripe. II
such seasons hal continued rs We had for sev-
ersl years. up to three years ago, this would
have been quite grape section. As Il Is. those
Who had started vineyards are turning atten-
ton to something else. A few have attempted
hop-raising. One man at Newheld this Fall
gathered his first crop CT two acres. I do not
know just the yield, but Il was several hundred
pounds.
L,xraIcx. Oct. 10. 1868.
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F;srswers' Club.
Agreeable to previous notice meeting was
holden In the Common Council Rooms. Satur-
day, Oct. 10, 1858. to form sort OF Farmers
Association, and made temporary organize
ton by choosing John Q. Deunett. Chairman.
Elias Harmon. Seo'y. On motion. John Tuck.
q. NJ. Blake. AMI Elias Harmon, be commit
tee to DRAFT Constitution and by Laws for the
government Of said organization and recon-
mend name for the same. AMI make report
at the adjourned meeting on Saturday LeSt. at
, o'clock. r. NJ. at which time the meeting Vas
adjourned. 10. DENNErr. ca.
ELIAS HARMON, Sse'y.
Befy Fsssd.
The body Of Darius Frisbee. Of Hi,iery. mate
ofths schooner Free Wind. who mysteriously
disappeared from Hartford Connecticut, on
:he 7,h inst. was found floating in the water
at New Haven on Friday. The body had sew
er.l s,sbs and cuts upon il.
Briekr~akisg.
Mcssrs. Norton and--,ass year bought
the George Gsedwin field about one and . half
miles from York village Tor . brick yard,
and daring the past year they have employed
ten men in the business. We learn that Il Is
their intention next year TO largely increase
the manufacture Of brick and employ about
ono hundred men.
si,.g.iar .tcciaiesi.
Mr.. Leonard y. Place. Of Portsmouth. while
at work in the blacksmith shop at the Navy
Yarl. last week. Was wounded by . piece Of
steel half an inch 10 length. from the slsdse
With which he u.s striking, which reustra,ed
III. arm to the depth Of too inches
Fire u Lisssrt~k.
The hoass. shop AMI barn Of Nat han W. Sto-
YER Of Limerick. together With HE household
furniture. clothing. farming utensils crops and
hog were destroyed by Ore on Sunday eth inst.
about 3P. ". Nothing vss saved except q
sewing machine By . ueighbor. Whole los
SLIGO. Insurance 5000. II Vas doubtless the
work Of an LEGENDARY. - the family we're sb'
sen, a, the time aud the barn Vas drst oonsum
ed. Mr.. Slower 10 young man OF good habits
and returned soldier. minus his right arm
on whom this los tAlis peculiarly severe HI
townsmen are making hin liberal donations Ia
his time OF need.
Flag Rsisi~s
The Republicans of Hollis Centre and Sal.
man Falls had large and spirited meeting II
dag raising at Hollis Centre and saimou
Falls last Saturday. which has rarely been ex.
cee,led In York County.
NJ. L. Stevens and ". W. Thomas Jr. Of Port.
land lei by the Portland Band. were conveyed
FROM the Depot st Saco Rivsrto Salmon Falls
SPLENDID music uss disoourssd, and the street.
were thruugsd With men. women and ehildrsa
AZ Salmon Falls . ssrsaads vas given to J. ~
Marshsll esq.. Who rsspoaded In . few spprU
pirate rsmrta The Band, followed BY Il,
pretty little girls dressed In red white ant
blue. each holding aag. proceeded 10 uolli
Centre. BY way Of bar Nlla On arriving =
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I'm BANKRUPTCY.

District Court Of the United states-District OF
Maine. In the matter Of Mitchell 4 Sawyer,
Bankrupts-
rJNHIS Is to give notice that petition has been
presented TO the Court this 9Th day Of Octo-
Der, A. ID. Isos, by Charles u. sawyer, OF Bidde.
ford, . BANKRUPT, praying that he may he decreed
20 have full discharge from all his debts, provo
bic under the Bankrupt Act, individually and rs
member Of the arm OF Mitchell a Sawyer, and mp.
ON reading aid petition, IL 10 Ordered by the Court
that hearing bs had upon the same. on the 0th
day OF November. A. ID. lseS before tho Court IN
Portland. In said District, at O'Clock p. NJ, and
that notice thereof bc published In tho Portland
Daily Advertiser and the Blddeford Journal, news-
papers printed In said District, once week TOT
thres weeks and that all creditors who have prov.
eli their debts and other persons In interest, may
appear at said time and place, and show ca1se. u
any they have, Why the prayer Of aid petition
should not DO granted WI. I. PRsbLh,
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DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED STATES
- IcInIOT or MlINE In tha xnaIicr al

3wi2 Clerk Of District Court for said Di trlct.
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES

swt2 Clerk OF District Court for aid District
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look AGENTS WANTED FOR
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.

WARRANTED to remove oil desire for Tobao-
w 90. This great remedy 10 an excellent appe
tiser. 10 purtfss tie Mood inyigorates the system
possesses great nourishing and Strengthening pow
err; enables the stomach TO digest the hearties
food, makes sleep refreshing, and establishes 70
bust health. Smokers and ehsvers for srfy year,
cured. Price Flfty Gents, post free A. treatise OF
erenccs, testimonials. &o., sent ffeo. Agents want
ed. Address DIR. T. r. ABBOTT, Jersey city, New
Jersey. laval
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ONEY25 CENTS
FOR CHILDREN TETHlNG

The Great Quieting Remedy for ChildreS.
Contains NO MORPHINE OR POISON.
Gus DRUG; sure to Regulate the Bossls;
allays all Pain; corrccts Acidity Of the
Stomach; makes sick aud meak children
STRONG and HEALTHY; cures Wind Collie,
Gripping, Inflammation Of the Bowels, and
all complaints arising from the effects OF
Tecthing. Call for Mother Bailsys Quisf'"g
Syrup, and take no other, and you arc sdfs.
Sold by Druggists and all dealers In Med
icine.
A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn,
Agent for the United States.
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In bankruptcy.

DISTRICT OF MAINE ss.-This 10 10 give no
ticc that second meeting OF the Creditors Of ASS
SWEET Bankrupt will be held at Portland In said
District on the Jlst day OF October A. ID. 1858 ut ~
o'clock A. ~, at the ONCE Of James ID. fessenden
Register In bankruptcy In said District and Q
third meeting OF the Creditors OF said Bankrupt
will be held nj the Once OF said Register In Bank.
ruptcy at,City iioons In Diddeford In aid District
on the 2nd day Of Nov. A. D. 1868 at 10 O'Clock A.
~ for the purpose named In the 9th section OF
thelBankruptcy and Act OF March 2nd 1857
LUTHER y. Moon. Assignee.
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED srIrEs.

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Agents will please take notice OF this. DO not
send names but number your clubs from one up
vurds Mako your letters short and plain rs pos
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Nail Arr..s......--s,ad.ssrd r. o.

Mans Cross fsv tie Nsst q eos a. ~, and SIs =;
Scr tAs Essf ~ n 10 .. -, sr.i - -
FRIDAY a 4 20 ?. T., Lyman C~s,se, rhsrsi~s' o'"
A s.j0.n.
NAiLs Aaarvs fSes tie East al go 4. ~. -.
Yrsa ns Vest ., ~ ~, asi $40 =. =. s,a-a,.
ana e,tisy n, $50 y, Lyman Cen're, fhar.is'
only al $50 a. =.
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United states District Court.

nISrRlCT OF NAINE IN The mAttep0f bphIIan
us white. BANKRUPT, In Bankruptcy. This 70 70
give notice thai . Petition has been presented 10
The Court. this I4th DAY Of October. by Ephraim
White OF New Gloucester, BANKRUPT, praying
thai he may be decreed tn have . full discharEc
from ali his debts, provahls under the Rankrupt
Act Individually and rs member OF the urn OF =.
10 r. Ordered by the Court that . hearing DO had
upon the came. on the seventh day VI psceuber,
A. n ises, befors the Court In Portland, 10 said
be published In the Portland Advertiser and the
Biddesrd Union a Journal newspaper printed In
ald District. once . week for three wsekaAnd once
In the Weekly Advertiser, and thai AL creditors
Who have proved their debts and other persons In
interest, may appear at said time and place, and
shes cause. II any taey have shy The PRAYER 81
cation IN be thirty days al least before the time OF
hearing Of aid petition.
3vt3 Clerk OF District Court Tor said District.
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In BANKRUPTCY,

DISTRICT or MAINE, s. The undsrsigned
IL hereby gives notice Of his appointment % A.
County Of York, within said District, who has
heeu sdjudEed Bankrupt upon his Own pstiaou.
nv The District Court of sAid District
sseo, Oct Is, ICES. 3WtJ
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DISTRICT COURT or rae UNITED STATES.

swss Clerk Of District Court for aid District.
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DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED STATES
DISTRICT OP MAlNE-ln the matter Of David
IL J. True, Bankrupt In bankruptcy. This Is
TO give notice that petition has been presented to
vid J. True, ofPortland, Bankrupt, praying that
he may be dsereed 10 have . null discharge from
all his debts, provable under the bankrupt Act,
OF D. J. True Co, and upon readin. said petition
10 IL Ordered by the Court that . hearing DO had
upon the same. on the seventh day OF December.
A. ID. 1858. before the Court In Portland, In said
District, at O'Clock q. w., aud that Nil creditors
Who have proved their debts and other persons In
interest. may appear at ,aid time and place. and
show cause. if any they have, why the prayer OF
said petition should not DO srNnted;
Wal. r. PREBLE
3vll Clerk Of District Court for said District
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In bankruptcy.
nIsfRIcr nR MAINE

IUcTNCT VT HNfNh,S-
the creditors Of John Neal BANKRUPT, viii be held
Al psssland In said Distriet the aiss day Of o.
tobsr A. n. 1857. at 10 o'clock A. " At the ofnc<
OF james d Pessendsn. ksgtstsrin Bankruptcy
tors OF nd Bankrupt will be held ct the once o
AID Rsgistsr In Bankruptcy at city Rooms In
Riddsford. IN said District on the seeosd day o
November A II. 1863, atto ocloet a. -. nr the
rsps Get OF March 2, 1857. -
October 2, 1853 3R0
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DISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter Of
~ Edgar A. Neal, Bankrupt In bankrupt.
been presented to tho Court this seventh day OF
October, by Edgar A. Neal. OF Psrsonsfeld,
bankrupt. praying that he may be deereed to have
. full dscharye from all his debts, provsole
under the Bankrupt Act, and upon reading
aid petition, ~ d ordered by the Court that
hearing DO had upon the same, on the THIRTEEN
day- OF November. A: y. 1903, before the Court
and that sil creditors who have proved their
debts, and other persons in interest, may appear
ct said time and place, and show cause. u any
they have. why the prayer Of raid petition should
not be granted.
wM. r. PREBLE,
3wi2 Clerk Of District Court for said ID trlct.
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DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED STLTES'
DBrRICT OF MAINE-In the matter Of
~ franklin A. Howard. Bankrupt 10 BANK.
ruptcy. This 10 70 give notice that Petition has
been presented 70 the Court, this sixth day OF Oc-
tober. by Franklin A. Howard, of Portland, BanS,,
discharge from ell his debts. provsble under the
Bankrupt Act, Individually and ~ . member o.
the firms OF J. L. Howard q Company, and liowaru
Brothers, and upon reading said petition, IL u
the came. on The thirtlsth day OF November, a.
D. 1858, before the Court In Portland. IN said DIS
trics at O'Clock p NJ, and that oil creditors
who have proved their debts and other persons h ~
interest may appear ut said time and place. aud
show cause, II any they have, why the prayer OF
sid petition should not be granted.
WI. r. PREBLP,
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THIS b 70 give notice that on the eighth day
Of October. A. u. 1854, q Warrant In nank.
ruptcy was issned against the estate al John 2.
Pareher, Of Boston. Formerly Roxbnryh In the
eoanty oe sanOlk. and state Of Massachusetts,,
owa petition, thas the payments Of any Sssta
and delivery q asy prsperty osioupnS'b saeh
BaakrspS 70 him. OF for his uss> md Ae tr.ss.
Sr q any prSpsrsy sy him ,s are ereadasa x. ~
aid BankfupA % prove their dsbks and b eheese
one or more ASH ynses Of his estate, wi b hsld q
. cesrs VI Bsskr,psey, 70 Be heldsa q Ne: 9
Rogers, Rsg,stsr On Ne 9th day q Novsabsr, A,
D. less. ~ 10 O'Clock a; n . =
ovls q. 3, NassAAl. Mas. Dist., as NsssssSsr
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swn Clerk Of District Court Tor said District,

DISTRICT COURT OF the UNITED STATES.
DISTRICT OF MAINE.-in the matter OF George
DF. Aver, Bankrupt In Bankruptcy. THIS 10
20 the Court this ninth day OF October, ls6S. by
Georgs y. Aver, ot Portland. bankrupt. praying
that he may be deerced 10 have fall discharge
Act and upon reading said petition, IL 10 Ordered
BY the Court that hearing he had upon the same,
on the seventh day OF December, A. d. 1865, before
the Court In Portland In said District, at o'clock
r NJ and that all creditors who have proved their
debts and other persons In interest. may appear 81
said time and place. and show cause, IL any they
have, Why the prayer Of said pctition should mol
BE- granted. WI. 7. PkhbLh.
3vt1 CLERK Of District Court for said District.
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