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Al Court Of Probate held at Limerick, within
and for the County Of York, on the irs, Monday
in September, IN the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and fny.six, by the Honorable Joseph
L. Nye, Judge Of said Court:
nN the petition Of Charity Berry, Adminisira.
" iriS Qt the estate OF Oliver Berry late Of Dux.
ion, in said county, deceased, representing that
the personal estate Of said deceased Is not suiI-
cieut to pay the just debts which he owed at the
time Of his death, by the sum Of twelve hundrcd
dollars, and that by partial sale Of the real estate
OF said deceased, the residue thereof would be
greatly Injured and praying for license TO sell and
convey the whole Of the real estate Of said dc
ceased, at public or private sale: also, rs widow
ol laid deceased, her petition for allowance out
Of his personal estate:
ORDEkkb, That the petitioner give notice there.
Of to the heirs Of said deceased, and to a persons
interested in said estate by causing a copy Of
this order 10 be published three weeks successive.
" in the Union and Eastern Journal, printed nj
Biddeiord, In SAID county, that they may appear
at u Probate Court to he held at Alfred, IN
said county, on the first Monday Of October, next,
at ten Of the clock in the forenoon, and shew
cause, II aay they have, why the prayer Of said
petition should not he granted.
IS Attest, JOSHUA HERRick, Register.
A true copy, Attest, Joshua HERRick, Register
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CR,m.-ThOsc who may be subject in the
night time to that excruciating pain called
enmp, will doubtless be glad to learn that
by trying any kind of a bandagc very tight
around the les, Immediately above the knee,
this unpleasant sensation will be instantane-
ously removed.
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y Tho following letter from Martin
Grover, a prominent New York Democrat,
spoaks the richt sent iments -

y Tho following letter from Martin
Grover, a prominent New York Democrat,
speaks the right sent iments -
ANGELICA, August 20, 1856.
In vain will those united
with - cry out their fears about State
policy. In vain will those associated with
attempt to frighten any one with the
cry Of "Sewardism - If "Sswardism"
consists in manly opposition to the extern
sion Of slavery, the radicals will do their
part to bury New York so deep in il that
its opponents will never sec daylight This
State will 60 so heavily for freedom, that all
attempts to intimidate her representatives
will BE- abandoned. There will be no occa-
sion to use the "hickory stick" w. refer
to.
If other portions Of the State are at al!
liko this section, the majority viii be as
toundin-, We expect TO give Fremont three
thousand over either in this county. Other
Counties in this part OF the State will do
nearly rs we'll. Western New York will
sstonish the East. Do your best, and we
will show thrs little village some call the
city Of Now York, that it is OF no use for
them 10 hold an election. The West
would say is AL RIGHT.
Yours, for freedom and Fremont,
MARTIN GROVER.
Hon. BRhpIo.p II. Woop.
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WILLIAM YOUNG, ~. d.

the POCKET EsCULAPlUs. Let no one suffering
from haeknied Cough, Palm IN the side, Restless
Nights, Nervous Feelings, and the whsle train Of
dyspepc sensations, and given up by their phy.ie-
Ian, be another moment without consulting the a.
CULAPlUs. Have the married, of those shout Ca bs
married, amy impedien, read this truly useful book,
u has been the means Of saving Thousands OF un.
fortunate creatures nun the very laws OF death.
sneIosed In letter, will receive one copy Of this
work by mall OF i've copies will be sent fr dol.
lar. address, (post paid.) DIR. WA. YOUNG,
ly32 No. l5l Spruce st.. Philadsiphis
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~ Tho Newark Mercury is informed by
a private letter from Bordentown, that Com
mOdorc Stewart, "Old Iron Sides" who
has been lifelong democrat, has recently
declared for Fremont.
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TRHMONT HILLS.
TEAS, coYYEEs, CHOCOLATES, cocoAs,
SPICES, o. ~
and alss In small Packages.
E. E. DYER & Co.,
ian WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON,

CCPPLf the best, finest and
- purest articles, at iorssf
cash yriess. Their Stock con-
''''' Of i-s
Teas, CsGees, Chscs.
latcs, AlIsplee, Pepper,
Mustard, CaaEer, Cay
enae Pepper, Nutsncgs,
q In u q M . ., Cloves,
Cream TaPtnr,Tarnx.
q G = ~ or Prepared
Dundelion Rect. &c.
Having every facility ior man.
ufaeturing aud preparing the
several articles named. the pub-
III. - lZl 49,
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PEDAL BASS MELODEONS,
s,,erIer :. any new In nee.
o. o. 4 n. W. SMITH,


nrRsoNs Who are In want Of MELOpEoNs, fs
Churches, vestries, Lodges. Halls, &c, respect
fully requested TO examine the instruments recsnty
madeby
Q. D. 4 ". W. SMITH,
Which, fos their perfection Of mechanism, smoothnes
and beauty Of tone accuracy In tune and especially By
the immense power gained By the PEDAL BASS, are
BEYOND comparison the best offered 10 the public
These instruments have two banks Of keys and pow.
erui bellows and By the arrangement Of the stops.
great variety Of effects be Produced Price, S2IS.
They also manufacture Meiodeons for pariors and
smaller rooms, unsurpassed In excellence and at prices
varying from 90 TO 500.
MELoDEoSs RENTED.
Persons Who wish TO hire Melodeons with view Of
purchasing at the end Of the year have the rent
credited as part payment Of the purchase money. This
matter Is worthy Of special note, as enables those who
desire fair test cf the instrument before purchasing 10
obtain at the expense Of the manufacturers, 10 the
tent Of ut least yeArs rent.
The public are invited to examine for themselves, al
the warerooms, No. sil, Washington Street Boston.
August 20, 1855. 6mosss
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NEW SILKS AT OLD PRICES.
oIo. W. WARREN q CO.,
Kennebunkport Drug Store.

henneDunKporC drug otVfo'
"AylNG bought the stock and leased the
IL store owned by Thomas Curier, where i
intend to keep full stock Of Drugs, Medicines,
Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Dye Siuiis, Han
Dye, Periumery, Toilet Articles, Shaker Herbs,
aud everything usually found ina wei regulated
Drug Store. Also, Spices, Nuts, Fruit aud Con.
fee,ion.ry, Cigars &c. I shall continue TO carry
on the Jewery business ~ heretofore. l have
Jus, received new lot OF Watches, Jcwclry,
Silver Ware, Fancy Goods, Toys, Accordcons,
Books, Stationery, Articles, &c.
Having recently made large additions to my
stock of Tools and materials, am now prepared
to do the most diaicult watch repairing without
the expense and delay Of sending out OF town a.
is usually done. Al.o, Clocks, Jewelry, Fans
o5,C +. s. BRYANT.
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GREAT AMERICAN L FOREIGN OFFICE.
FOB SECURING pArxsrs FOR INVENTIONS
Agency fer Dssiness with sks
UNITED ST ATESPATENT OFFICE
...rr WASHINGTON. so


No 70 STATE Street. oppotts xTlby d, Dest On
IMPORTANT INFORMATION 10 lSvHNr0Rs-
he Subscriber, (lats Agent q the II .. Pan.sss
once under the act Of 1850 determined 70 present. "a.
vaniagcs In applying Zoe Pstest, superior 70 tAose oess
81 inventors By others has made Aangenens vhervby
on applications prepared and conducted OF him. rnrfr
poLliEs ns,sad Of 80 a. paid back b. othe) vie b
rvitted BY him In case % failure 20 obtain PATENT and
The through him uthn thirty days amer the
REJECTION.
This Agency Il not eaiy the largest "a Neg England,
but through inventors have advantages Or securing
patents asceranins the patenabliy Of inveatons,
surpassed, by. u not immeAsurAby superior ", any
which be osere them tlseshere. The testimonials
given belov prove that nooe 10 A0RR SUCCESSFUL
Attic PATENT OYffvn than the subscribef and -
SUCCESS II THE BIsr PROOF OF ADVANTAGE
AND ABILITY, he would add that he kAs abundant
Of the kind, the charges for professional services 90
moderate. The immenss psaetice q the srbserbsr dsr-
Ing twenty years past, has euahled him 70 accumulate
vast collection u Specifications and oeiAi deonS rel
alive 10 patsns fhese besides his extensive library VI
LEGAL and mechanical works. and fall accounts u paisas
granted 10 the United states AMI Europe, r.nia him
alba, beyond question: TO Offer superior fAees VOC OBJ
taning patents.
Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, and oil Papers
and Drawings necessary TO the pforura q patents IN
this and forvifn counties prepared and sd,cs rvnderd
on legal and scienine matters sptink Inventions, 90
infringements % patents. Al necessiy " journey 10
Washington 70 poeurs patent and The usual greats dc
ar there, are here saved Inventors.
Copies % claims % any patent furnished ~ remtting
one dollar. Assignments recorded II Washington. Pa
tents ih0reat Britain. franse, and other brgn eoan-
uies secured through agents Of the highest respesss-
billy.
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CARLYLE, Illinois, June 10Th, 1855.
have usei Professor Woods Hair Restorative and
have admired liz wonderful effect. Ny hair vas bcom.
Ing, thought prematurely grey, but by the use Of
his Restorative" 10 has resumed lts original color and
I have no doubt, permanently 90.
SIDNEY BREEsE,
Ex-SenAtor Intel Stafea
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PORTRAIT PAINTING /!

Arr. CHARLES II. GRANGER, respectfully informs
Dl the Inhabitants Of Biddeori and saco, that he will
be happy paint portraits from the lie. or to make en-
lsrged portraits from Daguereoypes for those who may
favor him with their patronage.
Rooms at his house on Summer 81, saco.
Jan. 10th 1856. ~
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- Never put off till to MORROW tO-day's
labor.
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To Sportsmen.

DURE SILK TROUT LINES, In Green and assorted
i colors 10 gross Boyd's Fancy Trout Hooks, the
surest Hook In use Just received from England and for
ALE by GEO. I. GOODWIN,
omos2T Nam Street, Saco.
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Ambrotype Rooms.
70. 6 Central Block, Biddeford.

TIME Subscriber having purchased The right for
l. Cuttings patent Ambptypcs In Blddclord,
has fitted up his Rooms in such manner that he
is fully prepared TO take these beautiful aud en-.
during pictures on GLASS, in the most perfect
manner. Dagueueotypes also executed In the
most perfect manner and sold very CHEAT. The
public are invited to call and examine specimens
at the Biddeford Ambrotype Gallery.
L. II. MCKINNEY.
Biddeford, March, 1885, ifli
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DOCTOR YOURSELF!
TIE POCKET ESCULAPIUS
Or. EVERY ONE Ills OWN PHYSICIAN.

TENilE hfieih edition, with One
y Hundred EngIayings, showing
Diseases and Nallonnations Of the
Human system In every shape aud
form. TO whish .. added . Treatise
on the Diseases of Females, being Of
the highest importance % married
people, az those contemplating mar
Rage. NY
WILLIAM YOUNG, ND.
Let no father be ashamed Co pre-
sent q copy ofihe RsCULAPIrs TO
his child. II may save him from an
early grave. Let No young man 90
woman enter Into the sacred obliga-
tions of M fyied life witbout reading
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Lightning Rods.

THE subscriber has the exclusive right TO make and
i sell In the County Of York,
Otis Improved Patent Insulated Lightning Rods,
late protection Of LIE and Properly againsf
LixAfaing. lie IL now engaged In putting them up
through this county. Orders made TO In person,
received by Me,srs Cleaves Kimba will receive I'm.
mediate attention. DANIEL L. TOPPAN,
Didieford, June IL, 1888. 2iu
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n. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents,
TESTIMONIALS.

"Dsring the time occupied the once Of conmis
sIoner Of patents, X. II. Eppr, ESQ, Of Boston, dh
business Al the Patent Once Solicitor Zoe procuring
Patents. There we're sw, any persons acting In that
cuDacty who had 90 much business beors the Patent
Onios and there we're vko conducted u With
more SKIN, fidelity and success. regard NJ. MIDI
as one % the hest Informed and most sklu Patent Boz
assuring inventors that they cannot anIaoy Persoa
more eomp<tent and Trustworthy, and more Capable VI
putting their applications Ia form 10 secure for then
early and favorable consideration 81 the Patent VI
nee. EDMUND BURKE,
Izts Commission<r of patsuta "
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

TIME large two story House. situated on water street
u saco, belonging 10 the Subscriber. rhs House 10
veil located Coz boarding house, and has good sonven-
fences Of water and shsds.
Also, small tenement iouse situated on The Cd
Joining lct, suitable for . small family.
ne above property vii be sold singy together,
and reasonable terms application 70 ths subei-
bsr. JAMES YxRNALp.
Ssss, Nay u, 1854 10
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ALWAYS SOMETHING new.
Read this, Old and YOung!!
PROFESSOR WOODS
Ell AT r
RESTORATIVE

hGSISAALIV6
Is no doub the most wonderful discovery OF this age
Of progress, fr It will restore, permanently. grey
hair 10 It's original color the head Of the bald With
most uxuriant growth, remove, a. once, all dandran
aud Itching all scroula. and other eutsneous erup.
lions such as scai head, etc. IL will cure as N by
raric, nervous OF periodical headache make the hair
so glossy and wayy, and preserve the color perfectly
and the hair from falling. TO extreme old age.
The following Is from distinguished member OF the
81. PAIL, January J., 1855.
PROFESSOR o. J. WOOD
DEAR sRi-Unsoleliei, send you thi. certificate; |
Al te hair rrstnatiyes extant and having faith In
any was induced, on hearing OF yours, TO givs u
trial. I placed myself IN the hand, o. barber and
hal INV head rubtel with good stin brush, and the
Restorative then applied and well rubbed In Gil the scalp
was agov This repeated every morning, and In Tires
weeks the young hair appeared and grew rapidly from
August Iast TN the present time, and IL now thick back
ami ,trong-.oft and pleasant 10 the Iueh whereas,
before n wa. harsh and wry, what little there was Of ~
AMI that ltt.e was disappearing very rapidly. still
Jour Restorative about Twice sesE sna shas soon
OF these things-aDi who has not but have not seen
hitherto any where any PERSONS hair was really
benefited by any Of the hair tones etc, dAyI and
n really gives me pleasure 10 record the result VI my
e.perienoe. have recommended your preparation 10
others and Il already has large and generous sale
throughout the Territory. The people here know its 81.
fects and have confidence In It, The supply you sent
US. as wholesale agerts for the Territory, 10 neay sx.
haaste, and daily Inquiries are made for 10. You de.
serve great credit Coz your discovery and Tor oae
turn you my thanks for the benefit has done me, r
certainly hsd despared long ago Of ever enecng any
'0en result J. W. BOND,
Firm Of Bond l. Hily, Druggists, ~. Paul.
lFrom hs Editor Of tAs Real E'fsie <dssrfissrl
BosroS, ~, School Street, March 10th, 1855.
DEAR Sra i-llaving become prematurely quite grey,
was induced ,lome weeks since, TO make trial Of Jour
have use less than two bottles, but the
grey hairs have all diappearei and although my hair
has not fully attained Its original color, yet the process
% change 10 gradually going on, aud am In great hopes
hat In short time my hair viii be ~ dark a. brmeriy
have also been much gratihed at the healthy moist
ure sni vgor Of the hair, which before Was hash and
dry, and Il has ceased 70 come out &C formerly.
Respectfully, yours
ID. Q. N, RUFF.
Professor Wood.
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The City Marshal

viii be ia attendance daily, (Sundsys excepted)
A. n, TO receive complaints fof the violation OF
any law OF City ordinance, 10 compliancs with
Ciiy ordnance, approved March 70, 1885
L. A. HENDERSON,
BidJeSord, March 90, 1855. IL
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nk. M00REha removed hissGes 20 TuiesY
~ Hill's Duiidlss. East esd Of Raetssy lsAAsA
saSes' Allertsnp..P.iy snswsrst. -. al.
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From tl.yrs..nt commi,,i,.sr.

From fAsyrsssnf commissi,se.
"Arersr ~, ls;s.-Durlng the time have held the
oics Of Commissioner Of Patents, u. kdy, No, of
Boston, has been extensively gage In the usnssoa
Of business with the once Solicitor. lie 10 thor
ougiy acquainted With the Law, aud the rules a prsc-
tee OF the Once. rersri m - one u the most eaps.
bic AMI successful praetionsrs with vhol have had
oaiciaI intercourse. CHAs. MASON,
ly3J Commissioner of Patents.
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BID ID Il + d IL Id
FANCY DYE HOUSE.

The Subscriber announces to his friends and the
public tina, he carries on his business nj the Bid.
delord Fancy Dye House, under Cummings and
Nason's Store, Smith Street.
All sorts Of Cotton aud Wooden Goods cleansed
and dyed in u superior manner, with the original
style OF finish, without being taken apart. Grape
aud Fancy Shawls cleansed equal To new. Silk
aud Velvet dyed aud finished IN superior man
ner. Kid Gloves and Silk Dresses cleansed,
which cannot be done at any other place in Maine.
Carpets aud Rugs cleansed without injury 10 col.
Ors All kinds OF Straw and Kossuth Hats and
Plumes dyed to any shade. AL colors warranted
not to smut Wool carded.
All kinds OF Laundry work done in superior
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Fire Insurance.

u EING Agent ofseveral OF the best Fire lnsur
ID ance Companies in the Country, a share o
patronage is solicited. DOMlNlCUS JORDAN
Saco, Apr. 9TH, 1856. l6I
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CIGARS.
House Lots for sale.

EOR sale Five House Lots on Birch and Pros
Il pcct streets, and one Lot on = cross street
connecting South and Centre streets. Enquire
OF the subscriber. J. p. ADAMS.
Bidisfofd, May 20, 1856. 2af
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WANTED,

FIsE ASSORTMENT BE 'srigAfe lr Ais. drine-
"a slans Roiers-wifh ard vlihcnf - ssry saPe-
Tor nrucs. Nv hoRroS CO. Il eArks' a.
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JUST RECEIVES,
LHzrs. ANVIL BRAND NAlLs-sAs 80 %
Or ans ssparior scyshs Btsdsas
Grinua 6Easl ~
EsaT Fiassrsa 0s.ia cf,.l's''
.. nT' sossoS. u M..s....
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mAHRfED.

BY Rev. O. s. K1ou, Ma. JAnEs H. GArlTK 70
Miss SOPHIA srowE, ell Of sts1art coanty, Ten.
neEsee.
Ga the sth inst. b. Rev. Z. D. stspheBaoa, Mr.
J. Il WARD, Of Smith eoanty, 10 Miss NASHT n
GaAT, Of Davidson eosuty.
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HORSE POWERS AND THRRsHERs.

W. have 900 n slaTe - FeanYsTsnfa uqrse RsWess
ana TEsshsEa poieh GA d a1rd sihsr visa huF q
rs hprs&t ess nacainsa hsee lpe tfa fast q sasay
States theT hsse reorefy eeeu maco Hpfe7ed y thsf
Ksarfn6 ard Seazfaa eeAstFaEta m4AfN Ut1 Nshtef II
tfanEa1 fhsn aay efts aetns u W k14e aaa ens
81 taaa nech.nsa psf - - - fKF4e NFaina
aftkEs ass iutite al i1t3ltase4 = e4A 49, f44FessA
sf1s~<ssH n4cx AAk1Io&.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FAMILY MEpo1SE-Evely Family should keep on hand
sou,e tonic alternative and blood purifier, to admnistsrn
sudden attacks when Physicians cannot be had Carter
spanh Mixture above all Others is the medicine required
for while it is perfectly harmless its effects powerful
hat ND ordinary disease resist them. For Bousnes
Diarrhsea and snch complaints, it las fought its way
into public favor and now stands unrivalled.
CONSUMPTION and the Diseases Of the Throat and
Iunos TREATED By INHALATION INDICATED VAPoRs.
DR. WV HUSrER brother Of Dr. Robert Hunter, respect
fully announces to all those who afflicted with diseases
Of the Throat and Lungs that he has returned to St. Louis
where he intends permanently to establish himself
There is probably no of diseases which wide
pread in their nature and terrible in their results the
diseases of the throat and lungs It. therefore, becomes
matter Of earnest socitude the profession know there
be any whereby those diseases he controlled and
amelorated.
Dr. R. Hunter and myself have made these diseases our
own peculiar study years. and we have found that
the only whereby these diseases be reached by
direct local application the prescribing Of medicines which
are breahed into the lungs the form of vapOr and
consequently brought contact with the whole internal
face Of the lungs The Of treatment has fully
sustained the theory.
Persons at distance sending full description Of their
case will receive treatment according to their symptoms
VIM. HUNTER, NJ. D.,
Office on Eighth st., between Pine and Chestnut SITS,
apl-Sm West side, ST. Louis, Mo.
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COMMERCIAL.
DAILY PkTRIOF OFTlct.
Nashville. May %. 1855. !

DAILY PkTRIoF OFToE.
Nashville. May 2S. 1855.
CorToN.-25 boles sold yesterday at sasi,
T0BACCo.--Ss hhds. sold yesterday, the great.
eft sale d The season. By johnson, Horne Co, a.
follows
$50, sos. as, G7s. ess. 600. 705, TsA. 600.
$50, $50, $40, 6as. 745. $40, 900, SIS. sss.
7sS, $50. ESQ, $50. 600. $40, Tso. SEQ S7S, $50.
Sss, slS. t4O, cas-, $50. T7o. $50. s7s, SIS, ssS.
At A HAnilsOH's, bids. a. $50. $50, lOBs,
ESQ.,
bids, damaged, 4sO. Ass, sss.
Trade fair.
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RIvorand steamboat News.

The river was about at stand yesterday,
having risen few inches Wednesday night.
The depth of the water on the shoals is re
ported at feet.
The Cline got up yesterday, and is supplying
herself with new pair of horns. She leaves
to-day at 6 p. m, on her return to Memphis.
The ALida and Blanche Lesos departed for
Paducan, aud the Umpire for 1.-THE creek"