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Gen. Sam Houston on Disso luton

From the following report OF Gen HJus-
tons speech, gwen by the Washington COR
responder, Of the Evening Post il appears
thai he docs'cl antici pate ANY separation u
the States, IN the event Of FIemoai's cleo
ton. "a,
The correspondent says:
"Old Sam embraced the occasion yester.
day To deiiue his position before the Sem
ale and the country He denounced the az
rogation Of the Missouri Compromise line,
rs we'll as the AdmlnislraiIon's policy to-
ward the Free Stale settlers in Kansas. The
whole difficulty between the Free aud Slave
States now, he said. was ,rsceabls to the
agency OF tho Executive in passing the Ne
braska Kansas Act. Houston declares that
he Is u member Of the American Party.
but in speech Of nearly Two hours he did
not, a single tune, mention us Presidential
candidate Indeed, he once, in his remarks,
administered a severe ,h,-osh possibly unin-
tended rebuke to FiIlmure's feceni disunion
senlmen, delivered at Albany. They tell
me- sail Houston, iii Fremont is elected,
forty thousand bayone,s will br,stle about
the CapitIl-ihat The South. in fact, will Sc
cede. Mr.. President, scofn the suages.
ton There wall be neiihsr bristling bay.
onets nor secsssio.. II Colonel Fremont
shall be elected by majority OF The people
thoush am no, MS supporter, i shall re
spect the majesty at The people and 10 Col
Fremont, az the Chief Magistrate Of thei
cbo,ce. I shall pay my respectful homage.
Here the old hero, putting his hand {,
mis- breast, made ono Of the mos, elaboraI,
bows.
This jus. and noble reply 10 Southern ul
traism told vlsibly upon Senator'S from IN
SsecIion. IL, however, accOIds with the re
cent declsfations of Edward Bates Of Mis-
. .u'i, Senator Bell OF Tennessee, aud all rt.h
minded men nj the S1ulh. who do not be-
lisve ia The cry aboui dropping fiAeeu star
from the national banner"
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Marriaqtg.
Dratbs.

In sss-.A~-7ih inst Charles F., infant son Of
Chares II aud Angelins Ross.
In Iss--cssv sept II, Robert, infant son oil
Robert aud l. ,ciuda Punmer, aged months.
In Hollis, sept. 18Th, Of Consumption, George
Eaten, ivrmerly Of Krnnebunk, aged Is years.
In sssSoRt.sn the l7ih inst OF Cholera Infsn.
ium, Carrie Ella, dsughierO u Mary Z. and George
L. jordan, ssed year and months.
In Lyman, Sept. 10, Geo Peir>on, son " Dr.
L scd BciSey q llurd, aged months
IL keanehunkpor August 9Th, Miss Mary F +,
daughter of Luther aud Kezlah Perkins, aged %
Yesrs 4 months
IN Saco, Sept 10Th, very suddenly, Comfor,
va e Of rrislrdm SAWYER, aged 90 years.
In Marlborough, Sept. 9Th, Mr.. James Ste
yeu>, seed 80 yrars 7h inst Ms. Chadbourne,
widow 10 John chadb,'urne; l2th inst Mr.. Ma.
", wife Of Mr Isaiah Jrllison, aged 80 years
Mas. papers Please copy.
la ,he Shaker Village, Allied, August Goth,
Hannah Philpot, aged 05 years 20 days
Ia Chester, N H., on the 9th inst, after an III
ness 81 three da :, HELEN NJ only daughter Of
Samuel Chs.e, Jr, aud Mary J. CHASE, II Saco,
sgr { ) years aud two months
la Hollis, ON the 10Th inst, Mary Angelina,
daughter at l.. b aud Mary z. Foss, Of Jamaica
Plains, Mass aged IL months
Ia Lyman, i5h inst. Mercy Robberis, aged 30
years.
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Al a Court Of Probate held at Limerick, within
aud for the County Of York, on the lirst Mon.
day OF September, IN the year VI our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred aud 6fiy.six, by he
Honorable Joseph I Nye. Judge Of .ald Court:
GEORGEH ADAMS, Guardian of John Gray,
~ Of Bldieiord, in said county, spendlhriil,
having presented his SECOND account VI Guard.
ianshIp Of his said ward tor allowance
ORDERED, That the said Guardian give notice
To all persons interested by causing copy Of this
order to lie published three weeks successiyely In
the Union and Eastern Journal, printed at Bdde.
ford, IN said county, that they may appear at u
Probate Court To be held al Alfred, IN said county,
on the irs, Monday Of October next, at ten Of The
clock in the forenoon aud shew cause, ii any they
have, why the same should not be allowed.
81 Attest, JOSHUA HsRRicK, Register.
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA HERRicK, Register.
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Sprrial - utirrs.
rmE GREAT DISCOVERY.

Many years ago, DJciOr Bireish Smart Of Ken.
nebunk, Me-, discovered that a simple aHl,le
Hsrsr bsfors used 90 q nG!ioiHs, wus never tail
iBg cure tor coughs OF every description, and an
eIcsllcnt blood Punfrr. BY ils use in bis private
practice, he soquirsd tic reputation Of being the
beet physician ia New England, Tor all diseases
of the ldngs. A0er nis death. Messrs. Shaw &
Clark, Of B.ldeiOrJ Ne, obtained Copy Right
from Government, for it, exclusive manufacture,
aud now have il carefully prepared strictly &C
curling to the original recipe. HasD no e0EsA
that Il iviH not cure unless hs PaiisNs 3 past az
AHmaH GI b.tors commanding us Wss! 1t "A
called "DOstor BarlsigA Saars'I Cough Md.
aAs, F" aud Is for sale by all aPOtheeanes. 81
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Al a Court Of Probate held al Limerick, within
and for the County Of York, on the first Monday
in September, in the year Of our Lord eigh, en-
hundred aud fhy.six, by the Honorable jose 3h
+ Nyc, Judge Of said Court:
an the petition Zebuion Murch, q person In.
" ieresieJ in the estate Of Reuben Murch, late
OF Buxton, in said county, deceased, praying that
administration Of the cstas Of said deceased
my be granted to EenczlIill, OF Buxton.
ORDgRED, That the petitioner cite the next Of
kin 10 take administration and give notice thereof
To the heirs of said deceased, aud 10 all persons
Interested, by causing copy OF this order to be-
published three weeks successfully in the Union
and Eastern Journal, printed at Bisdeford 10
said county, that they may appear nj u Probate
Court 10 be held at Alfred in said couaty on the
first Monday of October next, a, ten Of the clock
IN the forenoon, aud shew cause, ii any they
have, why the prayer OF said petition should not
be granted
81 Attest, JOSHUA HERRicK, Register.
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA HERRIcK, Register.
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AMERICAN GOODS.

On account Of our large sales, we are now
enabled To retail Us low or lower than the ssine
articles are sold down town" at Wholesale and
our customers may feel sure Of getting irom Us
the very hest kinds OF goods at the very lowest
possible prices.
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RpoicINGs IN PORTSMOUTH. The Fremont
men in Portsmouth had a jolli6cation on
Tuesday evening, Sept. 10, after hearing the
news IRON Maine. There was meeting ut
Head Quarters, at which speeches were
made aud songs sung. At 9o'clock pro-
cession was formed with music and torches
and marched through all the principal streets
cheering all the realous working men in the
cause Of freedom, ne the procession marched
along. The Ballot ofhcs was illuminated
and number Of private residences. On
"Wednesday evening 100 guns were fired in
honor Of the "MAine Victory"
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Having every facility formsn
ufAciuring and preparing tn
several articles named the pub.
!, 1. may RELY mn m having them
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Al O Court OF Probate held Of Limerick within
and for the County OF YorL, on the first Monday
Of September Ia the year Of our Lord, one thou.
sand eigh, hundred and tiiy.six, by the Hon.
ordlde Joseph I Nyc, Judge ofsaid Court:
SAMUEL M0ULION, ID, Guardian Of DAVID
~ Tosle, Of Pason'ield, in said county, per
ION non CON compos men,is, having presrnie,
his hllh account Of Guardianship OF his said ward
for allowance
ORDEEED, That the said Guardian give no.
tice To all persons Interested, by causing a copy ol
this order To he published three weeks success.
sively IN the Union aud Eastern Journal, printed
IN Blddeiord, IN laid county, tina, they may appear
al Probate Court 10 he held al Alfred, ia said
county, on the first Monday in October next.
at ten Of the clocs in the forenoon, aud shew
cause, If any they have, why The same should no,
be allowed.
~ Attest, JOSHUA HERRIcK, Register.
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA HERRIcK, Register.
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Al Court Of Probate held al Limerick, within aud
for the County Of Yo,k, on the first Monday in
September, IN the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred aud fily.siS, by the Honorable Joseph
Z. Nye. Judge of said Court:
nAVlD FLOOD, Administrator Of the estate
~ Of Calvin Flood, late Of Brxion, IN said
couniy, deceased, having presented his account
of administration Of the estate Of said deceased,
for allowance:
ORDERED, That the said administrator give no.
lice 10 Nil persons interested, by causing n copy
of this order TO be published in the Union and
Eastern Journal, printed in Biddeford, in said
comfy, three weeks successfully, that they may
appear at Probate Court to be held a, Alfred, ia
said county, Oh the first Monday in October next
10 OF the clock in the forenoon, and shcw cause
ifany they have, why the same should not be
allowed.
81 Attest, Joshua HErRlcK, Register.
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA HERRicK, Register.
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HEALTH AND STRENGTH.

CDR. s o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE BIrrERS Is the best medicine ever used
foe Spnns aud Summer Complaints. 1t has been
more lbsrally paironized lhan any other ever es
lablishsl Ia this country 1t Is the same Richard
sons Btlers which has rssIored So many invallJ'
To health throughout the New England States
during the plsI thirty year..
NIB Beware of limitations called Sherry
Wine Bitlcrs. Tue geuu Nc have lac smile Ol
my signature upOa the outer envelope. For sale
hy Druggists everywhere, aud at my oiicc, "
81, turnover street, Boston jazz 4
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r- Old Father Time, the parent Of bright EYED trnth
Il daily developing hets AMI theories, but among
his numerous progeny fact more incOnesble than
than that the attending the Introduction OF
W. stones Liquid Catharte anil Family Physe 10 the
publc USE {. utterly with parallel Those fAmilirs
Shsh have Inae the most thorough trial ~ It's merits,
lOues. and most enthusiastic in ther encOmum. OF
is virtues Itadmrably meets want hong experienced
BY al classes Of pxrsons and IL rapidly gaming that
confidence which 1t 50 richly deserVes-L00tH Gov
Tisr.
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FRgcXLEs. OF all the effects that exposure OF
the s.in To the air or pr'duces the m,>i dlsa-
grreable Is called irrcslcs, or tan. II spread over
the entire surface OF the parts exposed Il Is called
tau ii scattered at intervals, ireckles. The hnesl
skins are most subject To them.
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HIDDEFORD BANK.

THE Stockholders Of the BiJdeiord Bank are
Il hereby notified that the annual meeting OF
said slockh lders wall be h"lJen at their Banking
house, on Monday The sixth day Of October next,
al tIro dock ia the afternoon for the purpose ol
choosing directors for the ensuing year, aud
for the transaction Of any other business that may
properly come before them.
By order oI the President AID Directors.
s. 5, FAIRFIELD, Cashier.
BllelOtd. Sent 10, 1856
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MISS =. A. LOWELL,

MOULD respectfully announce 10 her customers, and
w the public hat she has reopened her store, and
Is receiving new goods from the latest importations
which will be sold usual at the lowest prices possible
Having secured the assistance Of Miss iuldah T. Dat
ton, the well known and popular miliiner she hopes by
renewed exvrtons to give satisfaction TO merit contn-
uance Of the patronage she has hitherto so literally re-.
ceived.
Saco, Sept. o, 1886. tf3I
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For Sale.

4 SPLENDID Mich Cow, with her heller Cali, s
n weeks old, very handsome and large. Tbs Cow ls
years oil, perfectly Lind and gentle, and without
fault. She Is great mixer and proper food. viii
give 20 quarts Of god milk q day. VINE measure.
s engage to give the purchaser Is Zoe the Calf when
u 10 q year old. j. ". LAN0DOS.
Ksnnebunkport, Sept. Q, 1850. 3u3I
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The Great Eagiish Rcmedy-sir James
Clarke. celebrated Female pills.

The Great EagIish Remedy-Sir james
Ciarke's celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared frOIn prescription o. Sir James Clarke, NJ.
D.. Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This nva-
uable medicine Is uang In the q all those palm
Gal and dangerous diseases incident to the female eOns
tuition.
II melerates all excess, removes all Obstructlons, and
brings the msnthly period With regularity These
pl. should be used two three weeks previous
anemsnt ,hey orty the constitution. ami iessen the
suffering during labr, enabling the mother to psrtOra
her duties With salty 10 herself ami chill
These pills shoah not be taken BY females during the
dntihrvs months 81 pregnancy, as thsy are sure TO
bring miscarriage, bat a, any other time they are
.ak.
In all cases % nsscls and spinal affections, pain In
the back and limbs, heaViness fatigue slight sxer'
iOn paipIaIon % the heart lOwness q Spirits hys,er-
les. sek headache ~A.tes, ami all the painful disease.
occAsloned by adlsOrsred system, these pills will srsei
cure when all other Rave fAle, AMI although
powerful remedy do not contain hon, ealOms, AntimO
n.y. OF any other mineral
Fun directions accompanying each package. Price
In the Ualsed states and Canada, one dollar.
Il sole agents for this country, I. Q. BALDWIN CO.
RoeAs.,sr, n. Y. rUIrLE 4 MOSES, Auburn, n. Il.
General Agents.
1 Ma 800 AMI G postage stamps, enclosed TO AM
authorized ssvo., Nil. ensarv eS<ts q The pulls by ~
Voc sais wholesale anil rvtA by D. L. Mitchell, saso
All druggists gcnsrally.
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Special Notice.

I, gives US grea, pleasure 10 call the attention
OF the public to Dr.. Bailey's Alternative Syrup
which is advertised il this paper. He has recent
~ supplied himself with fresh stock Of medi'
cincs, which goes inio lis manufacture; so that
the mutiiudes who have been long waiting, can
be furnished We believe il to be an iRrl!aabI'
Altsratirs, aud would recommend it TO the conf.
deuce Of our readers. y
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Souih Berwick Bank.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual meet
IN ing u the Stockholders Of the South Ber
wick Bank, will Ice held at their Banking house,
On the drsl Monday in October next. being the
sixth day Of the month, at four O'Clock, Il NJ ,
Cor the choiee OF i've Directors for the ensuing
year, and fOr the transaction OF any other bust.
ness that may legally come belure said meeting.
EDWARD HAYMAN, Cashier,
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Tue Ka1istOH, o, OnsNt Water, prepared by
JosEPu BuKSErr & Co, rrsnoat street, Boston,
contains a re ulisf esaslye property walch VIII
generally remove these dissgecahle stains II -
at the same time pcdecily harmless, sllsys all
tendency ,o Inhs,nnati"n, and renders the CON-
plrx,oa cl.sr aud beautiful. Tue kaIlis,ou Is ior
s-le BY all druggisis.
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N q CGCE

nHE subscriber having sold hi stock OF Day
/ Goods, and leased his sior, iu l. II. Banks,
under the nee, s.ity of caIling upon all persons
Indebted TO him by note 90 account. To pay the
same without delay The accounts can be settled
Il the Old stand I'LL September Goth.
l.. II. G. HOOPER.
Biddeford, Aug. 9th, 1856. 81
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A ttue copy, AIIesi, Jo.nu. IEsaIeE, RegI.t.r.

Al Cour Of Probate held at Limerick, within and
for the County Of York, on the ~ day OF Sep
tembe,, In the year of our Lord eighteen hun
dred and ffl,-slx by the Honorable Joseph 7. Nye
yadge Of said Couu.
OLIVER PERKINS, IT,, named executor In q GER
" tain instrument, purportng TO be the last will and
testament Of oliver Perkins, late of kennebunk, In
Said county, deceased, having presented the SINE
Tor pfobiis.
0RpERrp, That the said executor gve motto, 10
all persons interested, by causing copy OF this oner
TO be Published IN the Union and Eastern Journal
printed In BiideiOr In said County, Tor three weeks
successfully, that they may appear Probate Court
to be he'd at Alfred In said County, onihe first Mon
day In October next at ten OF the clock In the forenoon
and shew cause, 10 any they have, why the said In
srument should not be proved, approved AMI allowed,
as the last wall and testament of the said deceased
81 hiiesi,-J o,HUk 10 iREIcK, Register.
a true OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IiERRIcE, Register
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MosauIrocs. We are informed that an hnii-
do,e Zoe the poison Of these aud other aIfoy'ng
insects has becu iounI III the K1ListOH, n OrisRi
Water, prepared by Messrs. JOssru BfSErr IL
Co. This preparation contains peculia{ property,
which will, il is said, instantly ne hralize the
poison aud alay the inilamaiion ca. fed BY bite+
aud s,nss OF in,ects.-BOsiOn Jour- a.
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CITY BANK

rTIIE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders o
i this Bank, for the choice oi officers or any
other business, will be h"lden at their Blinking
Il 'ons On Monday, the 9th 81 October next, al :
O'Clock p NJ A. STEPHENSON, Cashier.
Sept. 10Th, 1856. y
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CANCERS CAN Be CURED.


UIlE undersigned having obtained many years since,
from the Indians, knowledge of remedy for Can
GERS and which he has tested In about hundred AMI
y cases, scting permanent cure In all where
he has given the least encouragement In the beginning
Therefore having tested It's power and become fully
WINGED Of its efficacy In the Of Cancers he Is pre-.
pared 10 say TO all persons afflicted with In any
part OF the body that he extract them In
lie length Of time, with but little pain and for reason.
able compensation. lie will rdrrant cnre In such
cases as he gives assurance or no pay Post Oec ad.
dress, last standish.
SOLOMON LOMBARD.
standish, Sept. 10th, 1855.
This may certify that have witnessed the efficacy Of
Mr.. Lombards Cancer remedy, and do not hesitate to
say that Il will effect In all where It's appll-
cation has not been too long delayed and the whole
system poisoned with the cancerous WINS. II Is far
certain than the Of the knife az II extracts the
disease entire, leaving no trace Of IL behind.
JAMES NJ. BUZZELL, N. D.,
Prof. Of Surgery In the Eclectic Medical College, Of
Philadelphia. ~
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NE w N U SIC BOOK |!
THE HOSANNA:

A New Collection o, Psalm and Hymn Tunes,
Anthems, MOtrtts, Sentences and Chants, Tor
the use vi Choils, Congregations, Singing
| Schools and Musical Associations. Arranged
aud Composed by LEONARD MARSHALL,
Dlrecio. Of Music at the Chambers Il. Church,
Boston, Editor Of THE ilarpsichord," &c
The publishers respectfully call the attention Of
parties In want ola new mLsic book 10 The
ho.snnan The ln,si eminent professors who
have examined IT, pronounce Il The very beet book,
taken 10 all It's "details, ever published.
Prf +. Bal er say:
81 am much pleased with the spirit and general
character ollbe musical compositions aud arrange.
,neuis ior 'rne llO>lnna. y"
Profs. L. Bruce and l.. U, Emerson say:
ave have examined with much care The lio-
>anna, and can with confidence recommend u TO
the public We predict lvr il on extensive circu.
iaiknh
Prof Sherwin says:
"'The Hosanna' WILL DO one OF the be,, books
now In u-e. shall give II my cordial aPproba.
lIOn"
Prof 3. Il Ball says:
please send me copies for my chir. most
rOri,lly recommend the work 10 iliu.r IN want OF
reaiiy good cOllc'iInn Oi churh Mu'ic."
Prof q. w. Copeland ssys:
"li i the best collection which has been issued
from the American press"
Prof. w. III. GuliUfd says!
ut Is the best American collection OF Church
Music have yetsccn think II p, enahy adapt.
ed Ia the pTes,n, wants Vt our Churches
The iios5nna" !, handsomely printed volume
pf3si pages. A specimen OF the work will be
sent gratis az copies will be mailed pa.,.p1Id, on
feceip, VI 10 ccnt..
wuiTrENIOEE, NILES * HALL,
PUBLISHERS,
ia Washlns 'on Street, Boston.
Boston, Aug Is, 1886
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No CURE, No paw

Mrssrs. &. II. Kent * Co, Law tncc, Mass
warrant a cure ot Sali RieuIn, Scal% Head, Can
GERS, BARRIERS Pitch, &c., by using ~ GENuiSt
ALLIED OiNTMENr AND tlUHuR SYRUN frep" d
by lhcm. Ia case Of failure they pSds<>Sas-s
selves to relund tina money To customers that Pur
chase direct OF them iUr their Own use
D. J. Sawyer, Bidlerorl, DE- J, A, Berry, Sa
CO, have the medicine iOr sale. Jlu
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LAND FOR SALE.

acres Of GOOD tiilage Land.
0 do % Wood Land.
do of Pasturng Land.
nstusted opposite Lower Congregational Meeting
House In BddsfOci. Enqure.or RICHARD DErrEs.
ss3I