The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-11-02

II Geo. II. Fairfield has been appointed U. s.
Consul at Port Louise, Isle OF France.
U-A Young Lady being recommended 10 ex.
exercise tor her health, said she would jump at an
offer and run her own risk.
~A celebrated poe, one time advertised that
he would furnish "lines for any occasion" A
fisherman sought him out shortly afterwards and
wanted linz strong enough TO catch porpoise
s,r Answer to a Challenge. The Roman Gen.
eral Mathis replied 10 the Gaul who sent chal-
lenge, 'If You are tiled Of your life, you can so
and hang yourself"
10 In Louisiana the X. Ms go in for The larg
est liberty. Their candidate Tor Governor. Chas
Derbgney, j. native Of France and Roman
Catholic. VIVA, are American principles'
AvgrEnAS AZ military parade In brunswick
New Jersey, last week, Gen. Strykcr, veteran
ninety.lhree years ofage, took command, address.
ed the ders for some ten minutes, and gave the
necessary commands The general looked remark.
ably well, and is regarded as the most cx,raordi.
nary man in the State.
Uy-The Herad's Washington correspondent,
teIegrnths as follows. The advent Of new am.
bassador from Russia Is a fixed fact. He will
hrins confidential communication IRON the Gar
ol the most npOr ant character, relative 10 the
terms on which alone Russia will consent TO a
peace. He does not ask American mediation but
will accept oft, aud viii a, once indicate terms.
y.- The President has decided that the resolu.
ton of Congress Of February, 1855, providing Tor
a breyet rank OF Lieuienaat General. under which
Gen. Scott received that appointment, gives him
additional pay aud allowance, aud that u isretroac.
tive in It's operation IRON May 29lh, 1917, which
decision has been communicated to Gen. Scott
CvThe Washington Union prints Senator
Stewards Republican speech in full, aud the star
the Junior administration organ, says with slgniii'
carce and perinence, that the South had better
answer Mr.. Seward by 'cam reason and irrelrsg.
able history and not by calling its author dlsrePu.
table names /; Otherwise, there l. no telling what
may be the result Of his, Of late years. 50 rapidly
increasing power and influence
PAssMoRE WILLIAMSON. The father Ct Pass.
more Williamson has already paid $1,000 for legal
proceedings in the case Of his sou, now imprisoned
BIZ the dietum ~ Judge Kane. A gentleman OF
New York has generously given $1,000 towards
deifaying his expenses. A general movement
will be made by petition TO the next House OF
Representatives TO have Judge Kane impeacled.
ONO The recent election in Ohio settled one
thing which was not at first apparent. II seems
iha, the Legislature in Ohio holds only biennial
sessions and the last session was held In the WIN
Ter OF 1851. II was very largely Democratic
Al the late election new Legislature was chosen,
and the majority is overwhelmingly hePubllcan =
II meets in the approaching winter " looS1 O.,
Senator Wade's term as the representative Of Ohio
In the United States Senate expires on the 18th OF
March. 1857, and thus il will deyoye upon the
Legislature Just chosen TO cleo, his successor.
~. wbiy Stale Convention was recently
held in The city of New York. They did not make
a single nomination but passed some very high
f,lu,inu ~ resolutions. The Courier and Enquirer
Inns speaL, of the meeting: "Well, the thing IL
demonstrated. We have hsda prottr in eursa ;
and the wing party Of New York is proved TO be
stark dead It's lifeess remains have been expos.
ed 10 public view In Constitution Hall, and there
can be no further mistake abou'n. Itsown warn-
est friends, even those who have most iondly chung
10 The thought Of its continued vitality, allow that
II is a, least dead for season, aud have formally
dismissed all It's old followers TO 80 each man his
own way
HotLowAY's OisTMESr AND Pits, an inialli.
BILE Remedy for Blotcncs on the Ssin.-Edgaf
Mortimer. aged 2J, OF Thirjstreet, Philadelphia,
was for five years severe sufferer with botche-
on the kin, The whole Of his face, neck arms, and
hands, being dsigured with them like small pox;
nc consulted several very clever medical man
who told him il was the predicaiing symptoms OF
some disease, which alarmed him exceedingly
and rubbed the Ointment on the parts affected, aud
In two weeks the whole OF the b'o,ches disappear
cd. and lis health was considerably improved
These remedies will cure the most deeply seat
cd old wounds and ulcers, even Of twenty years
standing.
From hs Boston Herald.
We cut the following from the Boston Herald,
in relation TO Dr. IVn. AJJoR, whose advertise
ment of medicue Tor the cure Of Indigestion and
lis Train OF evils, will be found in another column
Of this paper.
ali, Biiiers he has pedded about the wharye'
many wear: and man must 60 straight, IN thai
time, among all classes, TO be respected Df.
Abbot, has carried Health and Strength IN his
basket, Honesty in his face, and a welcome wher'
ever be goes whilst the cures he has ELECTED, 70
cases of Jaundce, Disrrhcra, Costiveness, Head.
ache. and Rheumatism, will be remembered TO bis
credit long aNer he has returned TO the dust from
whence be spsag."