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mounted. He threw the bride of. his own
horse into his servants hands, spang from
his seat, rushed into the thickest Of the me-
lee, seized two brawny riaemen by the
throat, keeping them at arms length, talk
ing to and shaking them"
As they were from his own province, he
may have felt peculiarly responsible for their
good conduct; they were engaged, too, in
one Of those sectional brawls which were his
especial adherence; his reprimand must,
therefore, have been vehement one. lie
was commanding in his serenest moments,
but irresistible in his bursts of Indignation.
On the present occasion, we are told, his
appearance and strong handed rebuke put
an instant end to the tumult. The combat
ants dispersed in all directions, and in less
than three minutes none remained on the
ground but the two he had collared.
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CT The Albany Register, the leading
Know Nothing shee, in New York, thus
delivers its views on the ratification Of Mr.
Fillmore. These opinions are straight out
Republican, or rather wha, are claimed Tor
such. II will be noticed that the Register,
goes fair and square into the matter. no
Southern candidates, no straddling plat
forms. Their editorial is headed, "Wha
they intend to do.n
owe tell the people OF the North, that
South Of Mason and Dixon's line there is
no Democracy, no Wings, no Ameticahism
no policy, State or National, bur Slavery
All political action, all political principles,
all political policy, every political move
mcnt. begins and ends with slavery. IL Is
the Alpha and Omega OF every sect, every
party and every creed. It controls every
Southern vote. is the burden Of every South
ern speech, the guide Of every Southern
mans foo,steps-and we Of the North mus
be, are compelled, whether we will or not
10 he lor or agains, il. There Is no longe
a middle course-nO neural ground. w
have struggled against tits conviction al
we can struggle no longer; and Ne will No
embark in the active support Of an ins,ilr
ton which our whole nature ahhors-irom
which every human instinct shrinks bac!
with loathing.
Aud now as 10 what We propose 10 do
We propose-and we speak for ten thou
sands, for all the real and true American
hearts OF the S ale OF New York (; for those
who, while they cling to American Prinei
pies. will neither BE- harnessed into the ST.
ves Gray faction nor be made the pIopaga'.
disis Of slavery--tp meet The whole Norll
and West in Convention TO be held in th'
CITY Of New York on the l2lh Of June, ant
nominate an American candidate Tor th'
Presidency; one who, while he Is true T.
the American cause, will also b. tue TO IN,
popular sentiment Of The North; who vii
stand upon q platform that will not have II
foundations in and its whole supsrslrrciur,
upon slavery"
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n The Legislature is doing nothing 9

- The Legislature is doing nothing OF
Importance. The Bill for Normal School
was killed in the House on Wednesday, by
a vote Of 20 to IS. Mr.. Deering, of llamP-
den, made a capital speech in its favor, 50
also did Mr.. Seminar, OF Saeo.
Three liquor bills are before the Legisla-
ture, but not one Of them have yet been
called up for discussion. The "alliancc y
members seem to he cycling them as puny
cat would huge rat, in doubtwhich would
prove the strongest in an engagement
Courage, gentlemen you purchased ticket
in the alliance lottery, and drew an ele-
phant," you should not be afraid of " the
critter" now.-BdHgOr JsGrsOHian.
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Al a Cour, Of Probate held at Bildeio'd, within
and for IN, Count, oi York, Uu the fir,t Monds,

Al n Cont Of Probate held 1T BlddefbId, within
and for m. Count, oi York, ou the fir,t MOnds.
in March. ia the ear of oar LIrd eighteen hun
drrd aud hiiy.six, by the Honorable Joseph I,
Nr, Judge of said Court:
An ii,,. prii,i,n e Thomas Ferna!d, Guardian
W of joan Jonr., u minor and hid Of Elcnez'r
Jones 81, Ut, Of Lebanon, In said County, de.
ceased r. pre,eaiing that said lnino, - seizrd aud
pos.,,-ed of the following d-scrib' d real estate,
viz; "a Tract Ui iand with house aud harm there
an. situated 10 said Lebanon, cuuialnibs MI,
,cns. mere or lees, ls,undrd norhrrly b, land oI
Moses Kicker, aud land oi M'~es Gub'il, ra.ieriy
ly land vi J0hu Jones. sOulheriy by lend VI James
Jonr. and westerly by the highway leading
f,,m H.n.coni's corner To Fox Ridge in Acton
That an advantageous ,firr Of one ihou~' nd
dollars has been made by Thomas F.rnsld Jr, VI
.rb,non, in said county, which Uilcr u - Tor the
in,ercs, vi all concerned immediately To accept;
and The prvee, de- vi sale 10 be- put Oui on Interest
for The benefit oi The laid ward, aud prayins Thai
Itceu,. may he granted him To sell aud convey
the interest aforesaid, according 10 The statute In
such cares made aud provided.
ORDERED, That the petitioner give notice
ib.r,o(to aII persons interested in said estate, by
causing copy itis order 10 lie published Ia
the y, ion &c Eastern journal, printed m Bidde'
ford, in said county, for three weeks successfully.
tina, they my appear al Probate Court TO be
held at Alfred, IN saId county, on The nrst Mon
day ia April next, nj len oi the clock IN the lore
noon, spd shew cause, II any ihey have, why the
prayer OF said petition sho',li not be granted
10 Attest, JOSHUA HERRIcx, Register
A true copy, attest, JOSHUA hERRics, Register.
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Al a ,,r,r, al ProI.,e held si b,Jde.VfJ, with"
aud for The Cvuuiy Of York, on The hnt Mon
day in March, In the year UfourLNrd eighteen
bundled aud lny.siI, by The Honvrsble joseph
7. Nye, Judge of ssiJ Court: T..-I-,
I'M the p~iiiiOn VI Alexander Thompson, guard
" ian OF Chs,Irs H-rber Thompson, q minof
and chilli Of William Thompson. late VI Dedbsm'
pcehe county ii Hancock, deceased, praying TOT
license TO ,ell aud convey, at public auct'oa, OF
private sale, oil the right, ,ils aud Interest VI ID.
md ward ~ aud 10 cerinin rial estate, situated
in south Berwick and said D-dham and Oriand
in said cvuniy, aud the proved thereof To- pat TO
Interest, viz: a tract of land IN said town Of Drd.
ua,n, known - the Allen farm, bounded by lard
4 Richard Philips, by the Heard aud Allen rad,
by the J. Giles loi, 80 called. aud BY land % Jon
nj an Heard, containing ski, -six acre., morr or
les, with oil the buildings Their on, subject ."
the 10 ,er Therein, at Mary Am Thanson.
Ai,o, q ,rrci uf land In Odand, IN saId county
of Hauc,pI, known as the Alexander Th"apson
T. nm, containing one hu,idrrd acrs m"rr or less,
founded by the mad leading from Burk-por q,
Els Sunil, aud lands Of Daniel Dow, Hrsgns and
Others.
Also, one undivided .ixiy-sxih part Of the Alb
rahsu Thompson farm situated In South Berwick
and Yori containing one hundred acres morr %
less, bounded by lsuds VI >. Norman, l. Alien,
NJ Frrman, ]. Kendall, I. Jew.li, J. Hasiy,
lsaac iho,np.on and Ulhers.
ORpEH.p, That the petit, oncr give notice there.
OF to all per.ons interested IN ssd e,!s,e, by ca,'
Ing copy of order 10 be Published 10 the
Union 81 Eastern Journal, printed in Biddeiord,
in laid county, for three weeks successfully, tina,
they may appear at Probate Court a. lie held
n. Alfred. In ,sid county. % the 6rsi Mnndsy IN
April next, at ten of,he clock IN the forenoon,
and .hrw csus., u any they have, way the prsy'
.r Vi said peilipn should moi he prnu'ed
10 Attest, JOSHUA iirEEicK, Regisier.
A true copy, attest, JOSHUA HIkRlcK, Register
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yUatietq.

TIRRiBLr Suffering AT SEA. The oark
Amelia (seized by the United States Gov
ernmsat at Port au Prinee) lefs on the lst
ofDecember. and had no, been at sea many
days before The vessel commenced leaking.
and sailing badly, made very slow progress
Ga the night Of January S'h, when near
New York, expecting the next morning to
DO inside OF Sandy Hook, the wind, which
had been westerly and soulh.westerly for a
few days previous, shifted 10 the north, and
from tina. point all around the compass.
Finding the vessel was a complete wreck,
and being out Of provision and water, all
hopes OF making pOr. in the United States
were given up. and they attempted TO so
into Bermuda but ,ha, was no, accomplish
ed. The greatest anxiety, at that time,
was 10 NEE, q vessel which would reisVs
them OF their hunger and thirst, bu, every
vessel they me, avoided them, giving them
as wide berth as pOssible-,he Amelia
being rather suspicious looking crah.
SuppOsing there nigh, be some provis-
ions in the hold OF the vessel, an examine
ton took place, when barrel OF rice and
bread was found, bu, in damaged condi-
ton. They then discovered the hold was
swarming with rats.
They went to work and caught the rats,
which with The ice, kept them from starv-
ing. They were in this condition for TWEEN
ty-,wo days. At daylight, on the morning
Of January %. a vessel was discovered,
which proved to be the English brig Ida,
Captain Williams, thee days from 81. Johns.
Island Of Antigua, bound 10 London. He
showed on black board his Longitude, and
Lieut.. Werden, hailed him telling him the'
were sixty days out, and in want OF bread
and water, or something 10 eat, that they
would be very thankful for any thing, rs
they were starving. He replied. he had no
bread, to spare, bul would give them some
fonr.
A boat was sent on board, and returned
with ouly part Of half barrel -four, and
nothing else. This however, they werr
thankful ior, and with the rats and the rice,
they Jared quite well. They made The port
of st Thomas on the Is, OF February, ha'-
ins been sky two days a, sea, and most OF
the lime experiencing the greatest suffer
ings. The whole town was alarmed tor
fear an explosion would take place, as theirs
were arms and ammunition on board suth'
cient for an army Of five thousand men,
The yesss! had been pronounced the mos,
unseaworihy that was ever seen in our har-
Dor, and great credit Is due to the officers,
who, after sixty TWO days hardshirs, sue
cecded in getting her into port.
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the POCKET EScUI.,PiUs. Let noons suffering
from haeknied Cough, Pain In the Side, Resfies.
Nights, Nervous Feelings, aud the whsle trnin OF
dyspspile s.u,atAons. and riven up BY their phy.c
ian be another moment with.ut consulting the e.
CULAPIUS. Have the married, nc those shout to BE-
married, any mnedsnt, read this truly useful boak,
a. hiss hem The means OF saving thousan"s of un.
fortunate creatures frum the vey Jaws IL death.
cSr .Sny person sending TWENTIETH Z CENTS
enclosed IN letter, will receive one copy Of tbs
work ~ mail az ive copies win be seat &c dol
lar. address, (post paid.) DIX WI N. YOUNG.
b32 No. i52 Spruce st., Philadelphia.
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HOUSE & LOT FOR SALE.

III We for .sle thai neat sioty aud half boLse.
1 wnh the barn aud garden spo, attached. srus.
ted IN the very cen NJ VI the thriving village VI
Bldjrfofd On Franklin ST., and known rs the
Ain IN Perkins e,taie IT. inrn .edl.i- prOni"i.
" 10 ,l'- Mil, stores, S'hoi., Pv,t.t,,Ii,e, Sc.
rcpi - !, q " ~ desirable location Such rre
chanc- ior n bsrg ~ B. seldom oirervd.
Al.o, tor sale. I'D house tots, iucaird on oil the
rrisci,sal streets in the village. r.......
3sg GEO. u. ADAMS.
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Mrssrs Adams & Horton.
Musical Ware Rooms,
Mr.. HOdsdOn'S Book Store,

HALLET 4 DAVIS celebrated Pianos, with patent
Suspension Bridge and Copper Bearings for sale by the
above sample Of which may be seen at their Musical
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All DESTROYS Of purchasing SUPERIOR TONED Issrnr.
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Second hand Pianos or Meloieons taken In exchange
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TESTIMONIALS.

"During the time occupied the once OF Commits
sioner Of patents, II. H. EpDr, Esq., Of Boston, did
business at the Patent Once ~ Solicitor Coz procuring
Patents There were lew any persons acting IN that
once, and there were non. Who Conducted IL with
more skin, fidelity and success. regard Mr.. Eddy
as one Of the best Informed and most skilul Patent So
citors In the United States, and have hesitation IN
assuring inventors that they cannot employ person
NOR, cOnpetent and Trustworthy, and capable Of
puting their applications In form Ia for them
AN early aud favorable consideration 81 the Patent o.
dee. EDMUND BUkkE,
lat Nas .ntisa a ".
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From "a, pr,,,nl cammi,,iensr.

From hs prtssnf Commissionsr.
"Arorsr ~. distributing the time have held the
boston. has been extensively gagged In the AnsAetion
Of business With the Ofce, a. soiictf lie 10 thor
oughy acquainted With the law. aud the rules Of pac-
lice Of tie on e. regard him one u the most caps.
bic and successful prAeticnes with whom have had
Official intercourse. CHtn tsON,
~ DATE
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AT Court Of Probate held nj BlddelorJ, within
aud f.r the County, York, on the hrs, Mon.
day in March, 10 the year at Our Lord eign'ren
hundred aud iiity ,Ix, by the Honorable Joseph
T Ny-, Judge ofsaid Court;
RErSEY HANSON Administering Of the es,
id ,a,. at J,mina Flood laie Of Hollis, IN said
county, deressed having presented her hrst nc
count uf admin siraiion Uf the estate OF said de-
ceased, far allowance: and also her private ac-
count against the estate OF said deceasrd.
ORpgREp That thu said Administrative give
notice ~ all persons interested, by Causing cupy
of this or Ter Ia be published three weeks success.
srvey IN the U ion &c Eastern Journal, printed nj
BiddrfJrJ, III said county, that they may appear
al d Probate Court To le held at Alfred, Ia said
county, nn the ir,i Monday Of April next, ut ten
fu,e clock In the forenoon, aud shew cause, "
any they have why the same should not be al.
lowed.
10 Attest, JOSHUA HERnicK, Register.
A true copy, attest, JOSHUA hERRick, hegis'ef.
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DOCTOR YOURsELPi
THE POCKETESCULAPIUS
OR. EVERY ONE IFS OWN PHYSICIAN.

HsilE dnieih edition, with One
j Hundred Eafravings. Allowing
Diseases and naliofinations OF the
Human sydsu IN svsry shape and
form. To viii b 10 added Q TREATISE
on the Diseases " Females, being VI
the highest impos.anes 20 married
people, 90 those contemplating mar.
Iiass. by rfIi1 .Ttrf
WILLIAM YOUNG, n. ID.
Let no father Be sshsmsd TO pre-
sent . copy ofihs RSCULAPIt'eto
his child. II may ave him from an
early crave. Let n. yeasG msa az
woman enter into the sacred ublisa-
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Piano Forte Instruction.

AIR. G. a. GRANGER will resume his lesson.
MI upn the Piano Forte Those who wish tor
his services wall please upply al his house On
Summer street
Any Que wishing TO purchase fine Eollsr Al
tachuieut al u much rrduced pnce, will 10 ", u TO
cell aud see uue now Tor sale ~ The ssine plate
Piano Fores tuned 81 short notice
June 2lst, 1855. US
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Real Estate Notice.

DERSoNS that have Farms, OF other Heal Es-
L iaie FOE sale the ensuing season, can have
their business a'tended tU by AN experienced Land
Agent, on application 10 the subscriber, whv Goa.
tInues 10 give his personal Attention 10 selling or
exchanging real estate Of all descriptions. No
lee Is required unless the property Is advertised
~ a sale effected j. W. MAYNARD,
Feb, ~, lSj6. 6W9 5 Congress ST., Boston
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MORGAN & MORSE'S
Whale.nie md Re,nIl Wa rehou.e.
FOIt SALE,
FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS,
AnI nfhar Valnahla q aal Refafa

sAnn rstsaSnnPn llRllaP ArA
PLUM 6UNvAsU NUUSE IL y,
~. U.I,.h,. paoI psto,a
huu otnok aAuooA0 ooaA oss"so'
THE following described Heal Eslnle, eo,nPrs.
ing fiouse Lots and other property, E, gloIy
situated 10 Tue Vi'lases " odco anu p'uue'1Iu,
will lie sold 10y the propnetors, at prices and on
terms favorable 10 p"reha,efs zoo . -
The HOUSE LOS, aSou' 4oo W aunei a,1
pnncipal,y snus,eu W GAG, ,,i'' ',S ,n.',
Oepots OF Bldd iord and Saco-a pon'on oi 'nem
above Inc hl'rosu, anu portion penw, W
p'easahl anu ncs"iy "eauoui i snu '',,'''o,'
nne view OF bo'l villages, Ihey are su'sn,a a!,
ousiy snua'ea ,or ,ue Ies,'g n'Jp s;n, ,,,hi
business W e,.nrr Sso1 nuue v', "a psn,,.'i,
SIX minutes wa's ~ a., nu,ss ,a,n ny. M
SIua'S, al T',,,,,a Mil az ,h,. I.,co,i, Pen.
enuI .,, yWa,.r po,v.r Co,naniion. oI m Idr.
p" a. .uh.,sn,i,I Bridpe. 3,5 Zee, long and 40
800 -, nv, ,,,,,oi,. ni,,,s ,nd ,,,i,b .iI,.
Il -. ~ Al.
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Al Cuur, Of Probate b, ID AT Blddeiord, within
AMI Tor the County vi York, ou The i'si Monday
10 March, /, The year OF our Lord 81. bite, hun
dnd und hliy.six, b, the iiouo'able Joseph 1.
Ne, Jude vi snid tut; ...., .T.....
MARGARET CLARK, Administrator oi the
wi estate Ut Thomas Is Glars, hale VI fOrs, H.
aid county, Decreased, having presented her hrsi
,,rnuni III administration OF the esiaie VI laid dc.
erased. Tor allowance:
ORpEREp, That the SAID Administrative give
notice To all persons Interested, by causing copy
OF hi. order 10 lee puhlishrd three week. succes
siyeI, Ia III, Uuion & Eastern J"urn,l prinled 81
Hlddeioid, Ia salt county, that they may appear
at a Probate Court TO be held al Alfred, In sal"
county, ON the iri M"adsy vi Apni nexi, at len
OF the clOck ~ The iUrnUon, Snd siew catse, u
pn, they have, why the s.me should not he ai'
low-d.
10 Attest, JosHrA HERRicK, Register.
A true copy, alle'l, JOSHUA hkRklcA, hrsl,.ef.
Al u Cour oi Probate held at B'ddeiord. within
aud Tor the Cou.ly .. York, vn Toe ihnu
day VI March, in the year Ut our Lord eighteen
hundred aud iiIiy-slx. W the Honorable Joseph
4 Nye, Ju,lp. OF ssid Court:
loan YOUNG, main. ID Executor In q ctrtaiii
u instrument, purporiug 10 In the last Will snd
t.siuinru, vi Jonathan Young. late OF Yoik, Il,
s.,d county, yev,iian decrHsed, h"yi.g presented
tie saIue ioi pIvl'a'e'
OkDkRkD, tLut s"iu hsAsSu''' t"S
a. /. 10 all petsvus Interested, b! causing copy ii
lin, u,drr to u. publI.lcd iniec WEEKS ru,re-.
.N.ly ~ the Univn II E.sIen, Journal, printed al
B,du.,uri 10 said county, that they may apIcHf
M /. Probate C.un Z. b- brld OF AlInd, 10 said
county, on the int Monday of Aprh next, al
len, ,,i The chgk Ia tue iofenOOn and -h'w caus-,
n any they have, VII, the said islr ,lnent should
not d. proved, approved, sud allow, IS the last
viii ANA ,.,luusn nj VI the -sId drcrased .H
RI 40 Attest, yosnuA liEi RICK, Register.
A tru, copy, attest, JOSHUA liE.RIck, c.is,.r.
Al a Cour, Of Probate held at BiJdeiord, wiiln
and for ,be County of York, on the fri
Monday iu::Al-rh, in the year Of our Lord
eighteen hundred aud hlY-slx, 10y the Hvuou.
bl. Joseph 7 Nye.. Judge oi laid Cour:
JULIA a NEAL, widow oi John Is Neal, late
u or S..uih Berwick, 10 raid county, dece sed, |
having presented her peiiiion for allowance out
OF the prrrunsI -sisie vi s.ld decesscd,
ORDERED, That the sud petitioner give no
lice To all persons interested, by causing copy 81
this order TO be published three weeks successive.
IN, In the Union and Eastern Journal, printed NJ
BIddelvrd, In said county, that they ma, spPesr
At a Probate Couu iu be held at Alfred, IN ssid
nouniy. on the fret Monday VI April next, at
len Of the clock in the forenoon, and shew cause,
Il any they have, why the same shouu no, be al.
lowed. ...r.
10 Attest, JosnuA HERRicK, Register.
A true copy, attest, JOSHUA iiErRicK, Register.
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Torpor of the Liver & Bowels.

> Reader! You are sppeaIedio earnestly Dop'l
say iii only could believe this TO be true! |
have some Of the above complaints, and woud
take the medicine al once II could only pave
confidence" 1T Is TRUE; II is an honest truth,
II ever there was one spoken Come then, II yuu'
mind l. irritable, Discontinued, and gloomy. II yon
have severe Collie Pains after eniiug your iuod.
= ~ your body begins 10 waste, or your strength
TO fail you,--if your n"unienSncr assumes haR'
gard aud salow aspect u you have a difficulty
10 lying on your LEFT side, lit your skin l. dry and
sliriveleI,- you have an appetite weak and
variable, and perhaps entirely destroyed lit your
whole system l. lunguid, especially during the
process Of digestion, Iii you have a constant I'M
cay feeling ~ the stomach, why, you have onl,
II III Of INDlGES ZION and these great Bitter
are made TO cur Indigestion. and they will do u.
ioo.-tnd all it, aile dani ills aud while ii f.,
u gent Y stimulates the Stomach, cleansing and
removing these iriuhl,.our Rgeni. OIL.
IT ACTS UPON THE SKIN,
Removing MORBID or INITIATED HUMuRs, besnii.
Tying The face, kindling lile aud energy in your
entire frame, then, Reader, will the world no
longer look dark and gloomy; no longer will your
daaiesi hopes be banished aud thrus, aside, but
with
HEALTH AND STRENGTH
You will 81 forth INTO the world, to say with thou
sands OF Others, Z. A RicHARps' ABBOTT Blr
TIERS have done wOnd, r. for inc. Llvlng wilirs
ses are ready to testify 10 the statement abvve
made. Thirty YEAR and upwards old D'ct"r Al.
lott Introduced this medicine u has been eight
years IN The Possession of Mr. Richards, nriiherd
whom have advertised il, leaving IL to its own
merits, To work lis own way. Now, IN view Oi
lis great curative prperes-in view of duty
which every one owes Ia the pul liz, II j. hcluY
put hetr,' the people as u should have been lonl
ago tnnuIgh tht. medium ali IN, preS. Tht