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/ The Subscriber, Gate Agent OF the 3. Pan'enl
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the withdrawal through him within thirty days after the
rejection.
This Agency Is not only the largest In New England,
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PATENTS OF ascertainng the paientaby % nventions,
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Aa Court OF Probate held al Biddeford, within
and for the County AZ York, on the first Mon.
day In March, 10 the year Of our Lord eignleen
hundred and tltysix. by the Honorable Joseph
r Nye. Judge fsaid Court: ,...-
nErSEY HANSON Administrative Of the es.
u ,a,, of Jemilna Flood. late Of Hollis, IN said
county, deceased, having presented her hs, se'
count of administration vi the estate OF said de-
cea.,d far allowance: and also her private &C.
coun, against the estate Of said deceased.
ORpsREp That thu said ADMINISTRATIVE give
notice TO all persons in,e,esen, oy CAUSING 10y
s,yeiy an the Union Sc Eastern Journal. printed al
BidJrEJrd, 10 said county, that they may apPesI,
a, a Probate Court TO be held at Alfred, iu said
county, on the 6r,i Monday u April next, at ten
of the click in the forenoon, and shew cause,
any they have. why the same should no' oe ~
lowed. ,i.,u.
10 Attest, JOSHUA HERRicx, Register.
A ,ruc eopy. attest, JOSHUA HERRlck, Register.
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10 Attest, JOSHUA HERRlcx, Register.
!. A ,I,,n cnny. aiie,I. JosIluA HLRRlck, Register

Atu Cour, Of Probate held at BiddeiorJ, within
and tor the County VI York. on the ii'sl Monday
10 March, il the year four Lord eighteen hun
,ir.J and h(ty.six, 10y the Honorable Joseph 4
Nye, Judge of said Court:
NdARGAKEr CLARK, Administering Of the
M estate of Thomas Is Clark, laie Of York, ~
.uid county, Decreased, having presented her i,s'
nccount ol administration OF the estate VI said de
erased, for allowance: 'rg.
ORpERgp, That the said Administering give
notice 10 all persons interested, by causing copy
OF hi. order TO he published three weeks succes
sively ia the Union & Eastern Journal, printed 81
BIddrford, in said county, that they may uppeai
at a Probate Court 10 be- held ut Alfred, 10 said
county, on the irl Monday oi Apni next, al 'el
ol iL. rIo,k in the forenoon, and shew catss, d
any they have, why the same should not be 81
lowed. J..
10 Attest, JOSHUA HrEaicK, Register.
A true copy, attest, JOSHUA iikERicx, Register.
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IIOUSE & lot FOR SALE,

TIL AVE for .alc that neat story aud half hOLse,
/ with the barn and garden spot attached. situa.
ted in the very cen re Of the thriving village OF
BidIefoId, on Franklin ST., and known as the
Abrn Perkins estate. Its lam nediaie prVaiIui.
" 10 the Mills, Sofes, School', -i.t)lRce, &c..
rcuders IL a very desirable location. Such rare
chance lor u baryiin is seldom offered.
Al.o, for sale, 100 house tots, located on all the
$40 GEO. Il. ADAMS.
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Messrs Adams g. Horton.
Musical Ware Rooms,
MIR. HodSdOn'S Book Store,

- kA%aDe NuAH ~ zee
UALLET 4 DAVIS celebrated Pianos, with patent
Suspension Bridge and Copper Bearings for sale by The
above sample Of which may be at their Musical
Ware Rooms.
All DESTROYS Of purchasing SUPERIOR TONED ISsrRu-
NESr are respectfully invited TO call and examine for
themselves
second hand Pianos or Meloieons taken In exchange
for
Al Pianos and Melod.ons sold by them warranted
give perfect satisfaction, and be kept In tune Cor one
year. nee ofeSpense TO the purchaser All tuning at
tended to with prOmptness.
Saco, January n, 1856. tf52
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Al a Court OF Probate held al B,ddeiori. within
aud for the COuHiy vi York, on the ihi,
day of March, in uIpycar Of our Lord eighteen
hundred aud liIiy-sIx, by the Honorable Joseph
+. Nye, Judge OF sad Court:
TOHN YOUNG, naIniJ Executor ia certai'
u Instrument, purpoHing 10 IL Inc iasi WV snd
testament al JvuaInan Young. late 0i York, b,
.u,d county, ycO,nun deceased, huvi1g presented
tie saine Tor probate: ....
ORpEREp, rLai the said Executor give no.
tce 10 all persons Interested, by causing copy Of
thu, order To be Published three weeks succes'
-Iyely u, the Union IL Eastern Journal, printed .,
B.dJeUri in said county, that they may appear
at u Probate Court - b- held III AIirrd, in said
county, un the Inst Monday Of April next, q,
ten OF the clock Ia the forenoon, and shrw cause,
II any they have, why The said instr linen, should
not be- proved, approved, and allowed as the las,
will aud testament Ut the said deceased
10 Attest, JosnuA llEkRIcK, Register.
A true copy, attest, JvsnUA iiEaRicx. Register.
At a Court Of Probate held at BiJdeford, within
aud for the County Of York, on the frst
Monday in::Alarh, in the year Of our Lord
eighteen hundred aud iily-slx, by the Houofu.
bic Joseph r. Nye. Judge Of laid Court:
JULIA NEAL, widow Of J"hn Neal, late
y ol Soulh Berwick, IN saij county, dece .sed,
having presented her petition Tor allowance out
OF the personal estate Of ssid deceased,
ORpEIED, That the said petitioner give no.
tice 10 all persons interested, by causing copy 81
this order 10 De- published three weeks successive.
w, IN tue Union aud Eastern Journal, printed nj
Blddelurd, in said county, that they ma, appear
ut a Probate Court Ia he held at Alfred, IN said
county. on the frst Monday of April neIi, al
ten Of the clock in the forenoon, aud shew cause,
ifany they have, why the same shoull mol bc al.
lowed.
10 Attest, JOSHUA HrRRicK, Register
A true copy. attest, JOSHUA lIERRIcK, Register.
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II. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents.
TEsTINONIALS.

"During the time I occupied the ONCE Of Commits
soner Of patents, X. H. EDDY, ESQ.,, 81 Boston, did
business at the Patent Once ne Solicitor Tor procuring
Patents There few II any persons acting In that
capacity, who had much business before the Patent
once and there were none who conducted II with
more skin, fidelity and success regard Dir. Eddy
Of the best Informed and most skful Patent So-
icitors In the United States and have hesitation In
assuring inventors that they cannot employ . person
NOR competent and trustworthy, and more capable Of
putting their applications In form to secure for them
early and favorable consideration At the Patent o.
fee, EDMUND BURKE,
Ia Com ssioner OF pAtelts.V
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nj o ID Il l.

THE following are but few among the many high tes-
i tmonlals volun. riy given In eommendston Of the
supa, Tor qualities Of the MODEL MELODE0N5, manu-
.actured by Messrs MASON Il HAMLlN.
From Mr. Gu,taps Sattsr, the Pianist and compossr.
NORFOLK IiousE, RoxBuRr. Nov. Z, 1885.
| Merssrs. Mason * IIANlIS-Gents-l am very much
pleased with your Model Melcieons, having seen
any that would compare with them In quality and pur-
fly Of tone or quckness of action They really very
nice, and most desirable parior instrument
(signed) GusrAvE sArrER.
From Lors1 Mason, Doctor Of Music.
| Amer having carefully examined the Melodeons OF
Messrs. Mason & IIsmln, am enabled TO say, that In
my opLiou they decidedly superior TO any others
with which am acquainted. LOWELL MASON.
New York, July ]. 1881.
From Mr.. George D. Root, the Popular composer
! aud Musician.
HgyRY Mason, Esq, DEAR Sra i-IIaying had an tp-
portuniiy % Examining Mason Ilamn's Model Melo-
deous, am happy to bear testimony to their great ex-
eelence In general characteristics, and especially In
quality and fomity Of tone and tuning, they seem to
me to be superior to any that ihaye yetexamned.
Yours very truly .o,ov y poo,
From Mr.. s. A. Braneroft, Conductor Of Mnsie and
orgaaist at hs Mount Psrnon, tRsp. Mr.. Kirk'O
church, Boston.
rosros, August 1, 1854.
Messrs. Mason K HANLIS - Gentlemen - I have ex-
amined with pleasure the ",odel Me- deons, manufac.
tured by YOU and happy to say that In my opinion
they have no, been equaed by any manufactured. L
will no, speak Of their various points Of excellence In de-
tail, Cor your instruments need no recommenlation-hsy
speak for hsmssipss.
Very truly yours, s.A. BANCROFT
Much more testimony might he produced Of Ike na-
ure showing the superior quality Of the Model Meio.
dec A." but It IL thought that the above Is sufficient
The above Instruments hand aud for sale by
Messrs Adams & Horton.
Who having recently formed connection In the MrsIcAL
BrsSEss, prepared to attend n Its instruction
In all the departments usually taught The Focal De-
partmtnt Singing Ciasse-, private Instruction In the
Elementary Raiss, and YOediEing will be unler the
direction Of o. D. ADAMS, rs bnery and the in'frn.
mtHtai will he cOnluetel ny l.. H. HORTON, who will
give instruction upon the PIANO, 0uIT,R, MtLoptoSg
and sERAPHiSE as,, Thorough Base, to all who may
be DESTROYS Of his services.
tn, above Grntlemen have made ARA gements Tor
keeping PIANOS, MELODEONS, GUITARS, NO.
Inns, BINJOS, and other Musical Instruments.
New or second hsni fr sale or 10 let, on the most
reasonable terms. Samples Of which may be seen at
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~ , FOis SALE, -#.
FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS
v-N-ly> a n.kaSl

THE following described Real Estate, colnpris
i ing House Lots, and other property, el gibly
.i,un,ed in the villages of Saco aud Biddelord
viii be sold by the propretors, at prices and on
terms favorable TO purchasers. -
The House Lots, about 400 IN number, arc
principally situated in Saco, between the Railroad
Oepn,s of Bdd ford and Saco-a portion Of iheu
sln,ye the Railroad, and portion below, In q
pieassn, and healthy location, aud commanding a
dine view OF both villages. They are advantage
ously situated for the residence of persons having
business in either Saco or Biddeiod, being within
six minutes walk Of Main street and Pepperel
Square. Saco, aud Eve minutes walk of the Ma
chine Shop and Cotton Mil VI the I.aconia, Pep
pere aud Water Power Computations Of Biide
ford. A substantial Bridge, 375 feet long and 4.
feet wide, resting on granite pier, and win side
wall. mas been built across the Saco River, thu,
connec,iup the lots with BiddefOrd, and placing
them within three minutes walk Of Smiths Cur
ner. From this bridge street Is graded 10 the
railroad Crossing ON Water street, which will b.
extended TO Buxton Road. Other streets hay,
been laid out extending along the margin Of The
Saco River, aud to Wafer street.
The new road recently laid out by the County
Commissioners, extending into the country irom
saco, will inier.cct with Market street, which
passes across the above described BRUCE 10 b'die
ord.
Besides the lets before mentioned, the proprie'
Tors have a dozen or more house lots for ,ale, ou
Springs Island, contiguous to The bridge, aud
within two minutes walk Of the workshops ant
mills on said island.
They will sel also in lots Of from one 10 five
acres, as may be wanted, tract Of land adloinlnl
thai which is reserved for house lots. Said irac
consists Of a acres, and Is situated ON the West
rrn side Of the Railroad, aud runs IL the Buxton
road, the line striking tina, road within lew rod'
Of the Sdco Depot.
Warran,ec Deeds will be given OF oil lots sol.
bv the proprir,ors, A. II Boyd. Sdco; ID. l.
Soncs. Biddelorl; Joscpllus Baldwin aud Law
renee Barnes, Nashua, N, H.; William Z. New
ell. Manchester, N. III. 49,.
For further particulars, as TO prices and condii
lons, inquire Of ID L. SOMES, Of Biddeiord
agent Tor the prnpiieiors. 5t
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Late Commissioner Of Patent
From "a, present commi,,ion.y.

FROM fAs present Comnissionsr.
"huorsr ~. ls5s.-During the time have held IN.
Office Of Commissioner u Patents, H. kddy, ESQ, OF
of business with the once as solioltor lie II thor
oughy acquainted with the Law and the rules OF prae-
tice Of the once. regard him as one II the most caps.
bic and successful practioners With whom ! have had
onieiaI int.rcourse CIlAs. MASON,
Cornfni ssioner Of Patrnts.
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- viI nrattI-o IN tc Courte ghmonl Viy. IN The
yUnes # oocl and Louisa and IN the supreme court
ii tho snd Court Of Claims Washington, u +.
'-TSsufricr Wing Building, Richmond, Va.
i.nt.n " -.lL..L
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HixhI, Important from Ntcaragua-Bnuis" De
walker aud the Central American FOR
n

Hixhi, lmPsrinmt from Ntc"r.sun-nnur, ".
tween walker aud the Central American" For
ce--Wnikcr Victorious. 80
NEw ORLEANS. Oct. 2o.-Ihe steamer Zen
nessee has arrived here from san Juan. The ad-
vices from Nicaragua to the 10th, state that
Walker, finding the enemy advancing on MAS
saya. withdrew leaving small force there
The enemy numbering 1000 strong, occupied
the place. Gen. Walker then lef, small force
IT Granada aud advanced towards Mnssaya win
1000 men, and met the enemy on the l2th' near
he city.
lie rrpulsed them, driving them back to Mas
saya. where tho battle lasted until midnight.
At daylight a courier arrived with the news
that l4JO natives and Gautemalians were beseig'
ing Grenada. Gen Walker departed md arriv'
ID at Granada at 10 on the morning OF the i3'h'
He found upon reaching the heights surrounding
the city. that the whole force of the enemy had
barricaded ihems elves within lie charged,driv-
ing them from their posts aud routing them OUT
Of the city. Walker captured all the comman-
ders and all the brass field pieces. Great slangn-
ter committed, and the enemy's total loss IN
killed and wounded is estimated at llOO. walk
er had l3 men killed aud Is wounded.
Walker would march Immediately on Massaya
and Leon.
His troops were in the highest spirits.
The citizens of Granada held the Government
buildings Tor % hours before Walker came to
their relief.
Several Americans who had no connection with
Walker, were murdered by the natives.
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ST, LOUIS. Oct. l9--We have received Law
renee tk. IT, dates to the 18th inst. Cod. Cook
at the head Of four hundred Dragons. had arre--
ted company of two hundred and forty emf, -
grants near the Nebraska line. The report that
writ had been issued tor the arrest of Sheriff
Jones is false A Special Court for the trial of
Free State prisoners convened on the iith ins'
SECOND DISPATCH.
CHICAGO. Oct. 20.-We have some additional
particulars in relation 10 the seizure of the 2i'
Kansas engrants. Their conductor procured
permission from Gov. Geary to enter the terrific
ny with the ordinary arms OF emgrants, an TIA"
assumption that their intentions were peaceful:
but or arriving at Plymouth. Kansas. they were
stopped and made prisoners by Marshal Preston
with a posse of 700 troops The baggage OF to-"
emigrauts searched and found to contain "a
certian quantity of arms and ammunition. Eve
rything was thereapon seized and the whole par
ty placed under guard. with orders TO shoot any
WHO might attempt tn escape.
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One Rc,anle (uwk id ing AaOiltcr

We learn trum New Orleans exchanges
that L. +. Keiker aud his wife were arranged IL
few DAYS since on a'charge of treating CsroIn"
Altnont in very heathrnish manner, on E"yol
street between Beaville and Con>ti, early Thurs
day morning. Caroline deposed that as she was
passing al ng the street with her sister. Mrs. ber
kcr apProachrd snd struck her in her face. pn.i.
81 her down in the street ana whila she Gnwt
cowbid d her in ii very eruel manner; Mr.. ke:.
kcr being present all the tine melting his Hite
to ia" outrage and holding her market bask"t
whilst she was at work. The accused gave hail
for their appearance.
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WAsHINGroN. Oct. u AT the entertainments
given by the President last night,upwards of 300
invited guests were present, including the officers
of the District of Columbia Regiment and mem
beers of the civic committee prominent in the re
cpption honors on the rerurn of the President I"
the seat of government, together with the Mayor
and City Councils, Ex Mayors, members If tn.
Cabinet heads of the various bureaus, and the
officers of the Navy and Army and other pubic
functonares. The Marine Band enliyened the
entertainment with choice music
Messrs. Gales and Sraton. editors OF the In
tellieeucer, and Mr.. Nicholson, of the tuion.
in attendance. The company embraced all col
ors and shades Of pnliies.
The refreshments provided were on magniti-
cent scale, and all who were present speak Ia
terms of euogy of the hospitality of the Presl-
dent and the warm social feeling which through
out prevailed 1t was the largest gathering of
the kind at the White House during the present
admin stratuu.
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PHiLADrLPHIA, Oct. o. The steamer City of
Baltimore. with dates from Liverpool to the 9Th
Instant, has arrived
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 7.--Cottou closed steady but
tirner. Prices unchanged Philadelphia md
Baltimore -four. 32>6ia;t}s; Southern 3l1a3lis;
Ohio 35d3Ss; Red wheat S>9d White 9Sl0dalUs
4d; White Corn Babies Yellow 33a334s.
The Press circular by the city of Baltimore
quotes wheat buayant with All advance of | 81.
Red 9su9d.. White l0ialOts. Flour advanced
one shilling and bunyant. Corn quiet Holders
offering freely Provisions unchanged.
Money decidedly more stringent in conse-
quence of the advance of the rate of interest Of
the Bank of England to six per cent.
FRANCE.
The reports relative TO the suspension of the
Bank of France are much exaggerated. The
Bank is again purchasing gold Confidence is
restored by the report of the Minister of Finance.
The final quotations of French 3s ON the 9Th,
showed an improvement of a quarter.
A decline in corn was expected as crops exceed
the average
SWITZERLAND.
AT convention of the people of Switzerland
and Meiges, central committee was organized
and resolutions adopted, declaring the sovereign.
~ of the people endangered by monarchica in
trigues.
THE ITALIAN QUESTION.
The latest accounts from Naples state that
King Bomba is less than ever disposed to make
concessions. This leaves the allies no aterna
tive but 10 send fleet to Naples.
ENGLAND
The Bank Of England has raised its rates of
discounts to per cent, on bills which have
longer than two months to run, in consequence
of advices from Paris.
Parliament was prorogued on the 9TH, to meet
again on the 18th of November.
EASTERN AFFAIRS.
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Aaarcss OF TIC American sinIr Cyuneii>.

New IoRK Oct. 2. The Fillmore State toun
Gil, Of New York. Massachusetts. Penusylva i't
and kentucky have i,soed an address (" 'A" A
merle IN people asking anon Of the c"nserNa
tive elemeht threug hoat d" United States IA "p-
position to the sectionai,m at Rurhaaan aaA
Fremont. aud in favor Of Willard Fillmore, I hr
address ,,.,tcr 1--WE ak 40 widrr privilege az
fayartl-n. eaGuteuanco IA rah'1 dirauien. tat
naintain tie Justice aud right, colnbaed With til"
equal privilege du" to every free born s"n ct a
urricn" Thr meeriug appointed H" it""'v
d. Moore. Of philadelphia, aud Horace II Day,
of New York. a national finance c"maiite,..
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We lean from Capt. O,keeie who come pas
senger in the steamer TerdS, that Capt. William
son, late of the Nicaraguan Army, formerly Of
the L. ). A, and a resident of Washington CITY,
where he leaves u child. recently fell from the
deck of the steamer San Carlos in Virgin Bay,
and was drowned. Capt. w. was Il good citizen
and brave soldier, aud very highly esteemed by
all who knew him
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From, Mexico Sale Of Church Property.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2T.-The Z. ;, KeVeuue
Cutter at Mobile brings advices from Vera
Cruz to the OH, and from the city of Mexico to
the 4th inst The snle of church property had
reached five millions up to the LIST inst. There
were rumors of u revolution throughout the coun-
Try, mostly under the auspices OF the clergy.
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The Napolctan Question.

The news is meogre German papers report that
the hing of Naples has been induced TO make CON
ecssion', aud thought the difficulty with the Western
Powers would be ,ettlca nmieably
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sReoNp DESPATCH.
SLAYER for Nicaragua.

Nfw l1aK, Oct. 23-The Tribune says the Gus
tom House Officers have received information That
several Shrers are engaged In fitting ont Mt this port
in consequence of Walkers deelee permitting slavery
in Ncnrnpnn.
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Death Of Judge IBurrelI.

PnnAnflrniA, Oct. 23.-Judge Burrell of the SUI
preme Court of Kansas died at Grcensburg Pa, few
DAYS since
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Washington Items.

WAsuINGroN, Oct. ~. -Judge Minot, Com
missioner of Pensions resigned to day.
The Secretary of the Navy will return from
North Carolina ON the Both inst. His health is
much improved
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Commissioner Of Patents Appointed

WASHINGTON, October 23.--Geo. C. Whiting, late
Chief Clerk of the interior, has been appointed Com
missioner of Patents vice Judge Mnot resigned
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Densh nj Two Prom inent BOst0ntnnS.

BosroN, Oct 21.-Edward D. Pet+r-, Esq
died at his residence in RoXbury ihis morning:
Newell Sturtevant Esq died suddenly at his
residence in Boyston street last evening.
They we're both well known merchants OF this
city.
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BreLAlo. urt. 2t-rhr bu'qo" S"""r- 'r''''
Chica,o. ~ III a cs,le" Of wheat. went n-hor" ia Il
fog On Sa day n-nrth ~hipYari Aso' ,cI 90 T.
rs. \. Grern-. trnn En-. viii cerg" 81 Goals