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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-08-18

Al Court Of Probate held al North Berwick. within
49,, ,n the ysar Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred andfiiy .foLr, by the Honorable Joseph T.
N,e. Judge of said Court;
w Cha,,.. n HAIRY, late of Kennebunk, In said
county deceased, having presented his hrst account
~ Of the estate Of said deceased fol
allowance: Observation-Disclosures, =,
-, ,'I ,,,s,.s,ed BY causing copy Of this order
~ ~ three weeks successfully In the Union
snS ras,s,n Jcumal, printed ut Biddeiord. In said
County ,ha, they may appsa, at P,%bats Cont 70 be
49, 20 , a mart at ten OF the clock In the
fore n,.on, and shew cause, u any they have, why
the same should not be Allowed. ,
,,,.,,,v a,s.t'-fRANClS BACON, Register.
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Aa Court Of Probate holden Al North Berwick, wiih-
in ana for i've County Of Vors, on the first Monday
in August IN the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and diIy. four, BY the Honorable Joseph 7. Nys,
Judge of said Cour, y
" heirs Of Sarah u, fierson, iats Of Biddsord, In
the ..tats Of said deceased may Be gransd him, OF
TO ss.n,e other suab person.
O.prarp-Thai the petitioner cite the ne1t Of
kin To take administrator l' ana give no'ies
inteses,ed I'm sad estate BY causing copy Of this
der to be publish ID In the Union aud Eastern Journal,
printed in Bidd.Ord In said County, three weeks sue
bs holden M saeu In said County, the nfst Monday
in sspsmber next. at ten Of the clock In the FORE
noon and sh.w cause. IL any they have, why the
p'"'e' W '"'' kr,s,t.-FRANCIs BACON, Rsrister.
A ,,,. .o,v Attest,-PRANClS BACON Register.
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To the DVspeptiC!

4 RE you afflicted with DYSPEPSIA? Does your
IA food distress youl Have you diseased Liv
you ,roubl Il with CosrivRSEss! Are you subjec,
10 DIZZINESS AND HEADACHE? Have you a po.r
appetite Does your food become acid on the
Stomach and distress you? Are your skin and
eyes yellow? Do you feel dull and languid? If
you lace any Of these complaints, the best remedy
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Mechanics Fair in Portland, Ne,

posE SCENTED Maeeasoy snun, &c sale BY
IL Soft ID. l. MITCHELL.
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CAMpHENE AND BURNING FLUID key
~ constantly on hand and for sale by
T. GILMAN, No. Cuts Block
Dissolution Of Cepartnership.

TUE relation heretofore existing between 4. Lincoln
/ and WIN. II. Haskell, Dentists, under NE nrm name
" os .A''" ' J. X. LINCOLN,
9ousea@ W. ii. HASKELL.
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new C0ACHES!!
ALFRED STREET COACH"
Livery STABLE!
/ easy
COACHES,

Zone % which Is superior To any In this part Of the coun
Try } they are offered Ia the public for service.
lT Parties % Pleasure, Weddings, Funerals, &c, &c.
attended to with safe aud experienced drivers.
VI. u. TARBOX.
Alfrci street, BiddeiOri, July 2;th, 1854. Soft
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A, Cou, ar Probate held ut Moth berwick, within,
and IN, ,be County OF York. on the irst Monday
in August in the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and 6itv four. BY the Honorable Joseph I. Nye,
Judge OF said Court:
u NJ No,ih Berwek m said County, deceased, hav.
ing cd heI petition for allowance out Of the
personal estate Of said deceased :,
ORDERED, That the said petitioner give notice 10 all
persons Interested by copy Of this order To he
published three weeks successvely IN the Union aud
Eastern Journal printed u BiddeioId, In saio county
that they may appear ut PROBATE Court To be held al
saco, IN said county, on the hr Mon.ay OF seplem.
Der next, at ten Of the clock In the forenoon, and
shew cause, if any they have, Why the same should
not be allowed.
Attest. FRANCIS ID iCON. Register
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J.K. l., In taking leave Of hi. patrons sna Trends,
would not neglect to thank them fof INC ana
patronage they have literally eesoa nm ni
Sy In Bdeord, and IN eavIng he would most eocdiaiy
recommend 10 their hvos his successor ana sn'
DR.. WIN. H. Haskell, Who has made 20 many nenas no
given % universal sAtisfAction, during nm eoessoo
with the once fOe the past two yean- g.,
July Slst, 1854. 90"
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Farm for sale.

ISHhl IOI SStCs
THE Farm formerly the residence Of Mark Hill, late Of
Auburn, deceased will be sold at Auction, Satur-
day, the 3oth Of September, at O'Clock, T. NJ 1854 un
less said farm shall have been previously sold at private
SALE II contains 100 acres, about 20 VI which excellent
wood laDd, and within miles Of Lewiston fals-
Its southeast side Is bounded by Tailor Pond. Amy
wanting good farm, with good buildings, In pleasant
place, cannot well be better suited.
Said land, u thought best, may be sold In lots Imme-
daiey alter the sale VI the farm the personal property
will be Sold For Information inquire Of Luke Ill., In
Dildefo, or Of Rachel Ill., the premises. Terms Of
sale will be made known at the time and place Of sale.
LUKE HILL,
RACHEL IT'LL,
Biideford, August llth, 1854 32-6w
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At a Court Of Probate held at North Berwick, within
and for the County Of York, on the seventh day OF
| August, In the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and my four. by the Honorable Joseph 7. Nye
| Judge Of said Court:
| OLIVE STEVENSON, named EIecutrix In n Ger
" tain instrument, purporng to be the last will and
testament OF Elisha stevenson late Of Dlddeford IN
said County, deceased, having presented the same fol
probate;
OapvRKp - That the said ExecutriI give notice iC
all persons interested, by causing copy Of this orde
to be published three weeks successfully, In he Union
and Eastern Journal, printed at Biddeord, th they
said County, on the hr.t Monday Of september next
nj ten Of the clock H. the forenuon and shew cause
IL any they have, why the said instrument should
not he proved, approved and allowed as the last will
and testament Of the said deceased.
Attest,-fRANCIs BACON, Register
A true copy. Attest-FRANCIs BACON, Register.
T OzENGEs, Chase h Co.'S and Brewers, for sale low
Lby Soft d. l.. MITCHELL.
GROUND Dock Root, for sale low by
u Soft D. L. MITCHELL
L Soft D. L. MITCHELL.
II ERBs, Of all kinds, for sale by
III soft D. L MITCHELL.
DORT Monnaies and Wallets, large assortment, Jus,
received by So-u d. l.. MITCHELL
TRUE socotrne Aioes, for sale by
/ soft d. L. MITCHELL.
A TKINsoN l. BIGGAR's Iodld Potass, for sale by
II So-u u. \, MITCHELL.
VELyEr sponge, Just received BY
30-u ID. L. MITCHELL.
NARMINE, for sale BY
" 30-u ID. L. MITCHELL.
JIOBsON sTORER have this day received n n.v
III stock OF West India Goods and Groceries.
Their stock Is the largest In town, aud Comprise,
many articles that cannot be obtained at any other storc
Purchasers wishing for the very best articles at the owest
prices are requested call and examine for themselves
saco, May 3oth, 1854. FIT
Cologne.
DURE German and Musk Cologne. Also, Amer.
i lean Cologne at Is cents per pint For sale
nj GlLMANS,
left GO Factory Island, Saco.
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RADICAL CURE OF
HERNIA OR RUPTURE.

IN. @. HEAT0N, Of Boston, who has devoted many
~ years To the treatment OF Hernia OF Rupture and has
discovered mode Of which has proved sfu
the severest Of long staning we'll the mild
or forms Of this troublesome complaint thereby rendering
the use Of Tsses unnecessary, has reed the house No.
~ Lincoln Street, formerly 40 opposite u s. ose where
be viii receive patients heretofore. Dr. H. also attends
particularly to Female Coppaints to the treatment and
cure cf varcocele, Hydrocenle emorhoids,o Piles-
Urinary diseases, &c.
Application may be made at his residence No. EXETER
PLACE., (iowe Street, Boston.
Boston, August It'll, 1851. 32-amis
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-01-18
IN ADVANCE.
n U NJ B Err 40.


some, however, who made her feel the
just need Of her bad, selfish career. and
would not notice her.
After time Charles gradually GREW
better, and he and his mother wandered
away to Brussels: but there his "eccen-
trIcltles OF temper became more and
more violent; SO that at last even his
mother was forced to arm herself with
legal power to protect him from himself.
tor at length lie became mad-mad for
life; mad with lingering madness, that
lett no hope, and that gave no rest; wan,
Wild, ravlng-hauntcd ever by a false
i"Ir face, that gIided from his claspinc
hands, aud denied his fevered lip.
Evelhe's pensive air, and eyes yelled
beneath their dropping lids (which she
knew to be extremely effective ia society),
gained more sympathy than the madman's
rawlings and the uadman's sorrows. Peo-
PIE only shook their he2ds, and said,
What that young creature must have
suffered III her married Iife-and how he
rolcalIy she concealed it from the world ~
and Let us be kind to the pretty little
woman, Tor her lot has been a sad one.
and her anguish meekly bnrner'
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ADVERTISING.

ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at sew
" ty-iivc cents per square FOR the first inser
'n, and thiriy-scvcn and half cents per
} ucre for each additional insertion.
Single insertion, enc dollar per square.
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IL. 8. BAILEY
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TERMS {:

THE "LEpcER is published every We'd
7 sday morning, at the low price of TWO
J HLARS per Annum, if paid IN AD-
V V\NCE; Two dollars and half. if pay
,nant be delayed three months, and THREE
- )LLARS at the end Of six months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-13
ER0M MENIC0

The New Orleans Bee has letter from reliable
correspondent, dated Mexico, March 10Th. 1t says
there is much military excitement in the capital in
consequence of the movements of Alvarez, and
uniforms seen every where.
Santa Anna left on the previous Thursday, to di
rect the campaign in person. The writer predicts
tina, when ne returns he will. find the gates of the
city closed against him. He goes follows:
Colima is even now in revolt and it is rumored
that Colonel GuZman has Ir0ROunced at the head of
800 men Guadalaara will soon follow suit and
the confagration started will soon involve the
whole country, that Santa Anna will find himself
Ike the scorpion, surrounded by fire.
Previous TO his departure, the dictator drew up
formidable list of prescriptions. Among the most
celebrated OF his victims are Generals Minon. Garcia
Condo and Ccspedes The latter however having
preferred base submission TO an honorable exile,
sought Santa Anna at San Augustn, threw himself
at the tyrants feet, and obtained pardon and per-
mission to follow him to Guerrero.
The people of Mexico have lately witnessed sad
and painful spectacle. Senior Mota formerly Lieu
tenant Colonel of the National Guards at Cherubus-
co, having nlprudeny expressed his contempt OF
Santa Anna, arrested and imprisoned among
the vilest bandits aud cut throats he is chained
along with them and compelled to sweep the streets
of the Capitol.
But when once the dictator is put down, whom
shall we have in his place This is question that
causes many a tongue to remain silent, and many
al arm 10 falter. The name Ceballos is cautiously
uttered by hundreds OF good Mexicans. As for Al
varez he has the least aspiration for the presi
dency. He is fighting Tor his petty kingdom in the
South and everything tarors the belief that he will
remain there and reign as long as he lives.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.

Cor. FREMcNTs ExrEprTloS.--The New York
sun has been shown letter received ID that city,
written by Mr. Carvelho to his wife, dated at PA
rawan, Little Salt Lake, Mormon Settlement, Feb
9TH" Mr.. Carvaiho states that Col Fremont and
party arrived there on the previous day, Feb stb,
in great distress, having been 4s hours without
food, and having suffered every hardship They
had Lost man, but the rest were then in safcsy
and well taken care of. For fifty days they had
eubsisted on horse and mule meat, Mr.. Carvalho
was one oil Col Frennonts party.
The reports published relative to deaths sustained
by Col Fremonts party were grossly exaggerated
The National ln,eigeucer OF yesterday contains
letter from Col f. himself, dated "Psrawan, Utah
Territory, February y, 1854 In which he says; "a
have had the good fortune to meet here our iriene'
Mr. Babbi;t, the Secretary OF The Territory who rs
on his way TO Washington, in charge OF the mai
and other very interesting dispatches, the import
snce of which is urging him forward with extreme
rspidity. He passes directly on this morning, and
J have barely few moments to give you inteli
gence of our safe arrival and of our general good
health and reasonable success in the object of our
expedition"
Col. Fremont is satisfied that his success has es
tablshed completely the favorable nature of the
central route for railroad to the Pacific, in winter
as well as summer He alludes to the suaeriugs of
his party all OF whom were exhausted and broken
up and more or less trostb bitten. He says: "a lost
one, Mr. Fuller, of St Louis, Missouri who died
on entering this valley. He died like man, on
horseback, in his saddle, aud will be buried ike 4
soldier, on the spot where he icl.'
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SECOND DAY.

CHARLESTON, iApril 1.-THE Convention re-as-
sembled this morning, and Immediately proceeded
with the transaction OF business
Resolutions in favor of the Pacific Railroad and
in favor of direct trade with Europe were intro
duced and debated by Messrs Jones Of Tennessee
and Albert Pike of Arkansas. The latter gentleman
denounced all future reliance on Congress for aid
The resolution relative to the Pacific Railroad
was referred to general committee. The Con-
vention then adjourned to NEE. again Wednesday
morning.
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN ( co.
$50 sacks Liverpool Fine SALT
ap 10 DAVENPORT. ALLEN l. co Ane,.
QEMOVAL.-SAML SIJTHERI.,

REWOF A1.-OAML SUIHERLAND
~ respectfully informs his friends and the public
from his late stand, opposite the Banks te house
opposite Eagle Square, in room No. 1872 which has
been handsomely fitted up. especially for the accom-.
mediation of himself and his patrons, and where he
Is now opening new and splendid assortment Of
GUNS PISTOLS, CUTLERY, CANES, FISHING
ern Spertsmen, embracing many articles seful to
farmers and housekeepers senerally-sl of which he
offers at reasonable prices, BY wholesale or retail
Thankful for past favors, he respectfully invites
his friends and customers to call and see him at his
new stand ap 6-ifIm
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CONGP EGS

WASHINGTON, April 12.-In the SENATE letter
was read from Hon. Truman Smith, of Connect.
cut, resigning his seat-the resignation to take
effect from and after the 9th of May. The Senate
then went into executive session.
In the HOUSE, Mr.. Churchwells resolution au-
thorising contracts for carrying the mails from New
ployed in their transportation. debated and laid
on the table
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MURDER on SYSTEMATICALLY morning, short.
iy after sunrise, the body of Mr.. Charles BJswck
was discovered in a grocers' wagon, at the corner
OF James and Market streets, in Brooklyn, N. Y
His head was terribly shattered, and by him lay a
pistol The deceased was clerk in the office of the
Commodore, at the Navy Yard and was lately dis.
charged, but their is no adequate cause known for
the commission of suicide
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LANCASTER, Pa, April 1.-THE train of passen.
ger cara from Pittsburg, when about nine miles
from this city last night, encountered rail which
was out of place. 1t struck the body of the car.
shiyering it to pieces. gentleman named vii,
son. passenger from Chamoersburg, was instantly
killed, being dreadfully mp:ilated. Several others
were badly injured, some, it is feared fatally, and
a few slightly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-13

NEW ORLEANS, April 12.-T'he City Councils of
New Orleans have subscribed two millions of dol.
lars to the Jackson and Great Northern Railroad,
and one million and half to the Opelousas and
Western Railroad
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SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CONVENTION

CHARLESTON, April 10.-The Convention met to.
day, There is an immense assemblage of dele
gates. Among the distinguished men present are
Dawson OF Georgia, Leslie Combs of Kentucky
Trousdale and Jones of Tennessee
1t is presumed that either Mr.. Trousdale for Mr..
Jones will be chosen President Of the Convent ion.
SECOND DISPATCH
CHARLESTON, April l0.-The Convention met at
the appointed hour Thirteen States were repre-.
seated. Virginia has 1870 delegates.
Judge Dawson chosen President, with 10
Vice Presidents and Is Secretaries.
A committee of three appointed to report
business, and then the Convention adjourned.
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.TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
INTERESTING FROM MEXICO
SANTA Annals PROGRESS AGAINST ALvA
RE-

new ORLEANS, April n.--By an arrival from
Mexico we have some news of interest
Santa Anna was received with much enthusiasm
by the inhabitants in his progress against Alvarez
Several skirmisbcs had taken place between the
government troops and those of Alvarez, In which
the latter generally came OIL second best. Prise.
ners were taken on both sides and several shot.
Renforcemen,s of government troops were con.
stantiy drawing towards the scene of revolt
The Mexican papers report that the troops of AL.
varez Were deserving.
The result Is much more formidable than hereto
fore represented
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THE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, April 12.-S of $500 bbls. Flour at
S7.500 1852. White Wheat Sl7S0$i.85. Yellow
Corn 70c.; white 75c.
New YORK. April 12.-Flour easier-sales of Sou.
them at 81 620 S7.87. Corn 73c. d76
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BY PULLIAM 4 DAVIS.

VARIETY SALE.-Will be sold on SA.
Y TURDAY, the 18th day of April, 1854. at the
premises recently occupied by Mr.. l. A. Goddiu.
of Grace and 9Th Streets commencing at 10 ock.
4: M, Q. ano laise quahs'Iy OF
one having beautiful calf at her side; together
with very extensive varied and valuable
of House Carpenters' Tools, Chest, Work Benches,
Sci ews, Hardware. &c.
Terms cash.
apl3 PULLIAM x DAVIS, Aucts.
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CONGRESS-TUESDAY.

SENATE.-Various memorials were presented
and taken from the flies; which were referred to
their appropriate committees.
The bill for the relief of the legal representa-
tives of Isaac L. Simonton, was considered and
passed.
Mr.. Mason moved that the Senate proceed to the
consideration of executive business; which WAS not
agreed to-yeas II, nays %.
The Senate then proceeded to consider the bill
allowing credit for limited period for duties on
railroad iron imported into the u. States
Mr.. Douglas offered m amendment in the form OF
a substitute for the original bill
After debate, on motion by Mr.. Pratt, the further
consideration Of the bill postponed until Mon
day week-yeas 80, nays
The Senate adjourned at halEpast two o'clock.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES On motion of
Mr. Hester, the Secretary of the Interior re-
guested to communicate information relative to the
frauds upon the Pension Office
GA motion of Mr.. Jones, of New York, the Com
ittee on Printing requested to report relative
to publishing that portion OF the sensus report re
lattng TO the distribution OF Congress medals among
the medical faculty.
The consideration of Mr.. Bennet's land bill was
postponed until this dav two weeks. The House
vent into committee, and Mr. Cullom spoke in op-
position TO the Nebraska bill. Mr.. Cobb brought
forward the special order, being his bill for redu-
cling and graduating the price of public land. The
committee rose and, without doing any business OF
public importance, the House adjourned.
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NEW YORK POLITICS.

NEW York, April 12.-The Democratic State
Committee of New York have adopted resolutions
condemnatory of the Administration
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GREAT SUFfERING.-lt is stated that the most
;ntense suffering has resulted from the recent fire
10 Jacksonville, Fla. The Mayor of Savannah has
called meeting to adopt measures for the relic!
of the sufferers.
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We understand that Mr.. Thos. Sharp, the ener:
ge,c and popular superintendent OF Transportation
on the Virginin and Tennessee Railroad. has re.
signed his post, and that Mr. E. ii. Gill; at present
we believe superintendent on the Central Road,
has been elecsed by the Board OF Directors to
coed him-LgHch. Tirg.
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THE HULsEmANs LETrER.-A dispatch from
Washington says: "Mr. Everett states that he ibid
not write the Hulseman letter, but only CONSULTED
Mr. Webster regarding it,"
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RESIGNATION OF SENATOR SMITH

PHILADELPHIA, April ll.-Mr. Joseph Howell,
one of our wealthiest citizens, died last night
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WANTED-A Partner. with capital of
Y! $1,000 to S5oo0 to join the advertiser in a lu-
cratve manufacturing business already established
business easily understood, aud one which any prac
teal busine man. whether mechanic or not ia ca
pabie of conducting. The best of references given
and required. full explanation given upon an in
terview. Address III R. B., with real name. Post
Office, Richmond. Va. an eta