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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-04-24

Al n Coud OF Probate beid at AllT.a. within
aud Tor the County OF York, on The hr,l Tuesday
In April, 10 the year Of our L'rd, rishletn
hundIrd aud ily.seyen, by the Honorable Ed.
ward r., Bourne, Judge al ssii Court:
HANNAH WATERMAN, Administrative OF tie
IL estate vi WiIllAm Waterman, Junior, late Of
buxton, ~ aid county, dcceasrI, having pr seni'
eli her acc cunt Of administration oliEe ts,sic at
aid deceased; also account OF the exp. nee, "
b. assignment OF dover 10 the real estate q! said
deceased 10 his widow, zoe allowance.
ORDGKEp, Tha, the SAID Administrative give
notice Ia oil persons Interested by causing a
copy of ih,. orier 10 be published Ia the Unon
and Eastern Journal printed ~ B,ddeicrd, ia laid
county, ior three weeks successfully, the they
may appear ai a Probate Court IN bs be.d st Biddc-
ford, Ia sdii county, oa tie hf,t Tue,dsy Ia May
acxi, at ten OF the cl,ck Ia the lofeBoon, aud
.hew cause, II any they have, why the SANE should
not be allowed.
10 Affect. PRAScIs Bacon, Register
Alrue copy, Attest, FRANCIS BAcos, Register.
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81 Chief Justice Marshall used to mar
rate with great slee correspondence on
The point Of honor between Gov. Giles, oil
virsinia, and Patrick Henry. !, !, as fol-
lows:
'Sir-l understand that you have called
me 'bob,aip politician. I wish to know II
il be true, and il true, your meaning'
WM. b. GILES.
To which Mr.. Henry replied Us follows !;
'Sir-Ido not recollect having called you
bob;sil politician at any time. but think u
probable have. Not recollecting the time
or occasion, can't say what dill mean g
bu, IL you will tell me what you think
nesu,, Twill say whether YOU are correct OF
not.
| Very respectfully
i PATRicx HKSRY.
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Ala Court of Probate held - ,,f,t vi,bi, AMI o.,
tho County u io'k. oa h. a., ra'. in tnI,
w nv 20, ~ I'm ii'a eighteen hunlsi AM my
,ad Courts
Lh.snH E.iRE, widow of Samuel Wedrc
'",o ak, ~ SAID Cunnty, dC,Cascd, having
p'eS" .er peiIlI0n iuf Ter dover IN suld estate
w "S = icd aud sct uui Ia her, and that Con.
l,.'' ,ucrs may bc sppoiaicd too that purpose
w IsuaIt Io law alsU. her petition or "a .ll"w.
.ucc cat Of the personal csia'c VI sald deceased
OgDERED, That the said Jerusha Wesw give
notice 10 all persons interested 10y cau.ng
copy al this onlrr Ia be publi'hed ~ the UnlUn
| and Eastern journal, printed IN 3iddciori In saii
| Couniy, three weeks ,ucce,siycy. tuut they may
APPEAR ai Probate Cour, Ia lie held vi liideIorI,
| 10 sad cuuniy, an the Hri Tuesday ~ May
next, at ten at the clock IN the luIrnoon. ard slew
causc, II ANY they have, why tue same s"ouid not
| Jc allowed.
~ Attest, FRANCIS BAcoN, Register
\ true copy, A'iesi, FRANCIS BAcos. Register
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Al u Count Of Probate held 81 Alfred. within
and for the coaniy OF Yo's. on The ir,, Tuesday
In Apii, in the year Of our t.oni eighteen hun.
drcd aud iny.seyen, by the Honorable I'D.
warI T. Bourne, Judge ~ sail Cou!t.
EBtNEZER CHAPMAN. Guardian Of Arthur
u Cox, y, York, 10 sald county, sPend'hfii',
having presented his second aocOun; OF Uusriisn.
.hip ol MS said wand tor allowance,
ORpsRgp, That the said Guardian give nOIics
to oil pcrsons Interested, 10y causing a copy
and Eastern Journal. pfiated Ia Bd,lclorJ, Ia laid
county, three weeks successivcly, that they mSy
appear al q Probate Court tn D.. held nj York
IL sald county, on the lrst Tuesday N June next,
a, 10 VI the clock IN the forenoon, aud shcw cause,
Il any they have, why the same should not be al
lowed.
10 Attest, PsAScis Bacon, Register.
A true copy, Attest, FRANCIS BAcoS, Register
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J.K. BRAGG.
Pastor ofihe Orthodox Church, Brookdeld.
Professor Wood.
tg,o al. N;..o,,; D.noo,.,1

From the Missouri Democrat
WOODS HAIR DYE This admirable frticle
10 rapidly improving the hair. No article Of
similar kind, now before the public, enjoysa bet.
ter reputation as a restorative and inyigoaiing
hair tonic. lis pecuiar chemical qualities have
u beneficial effect upon the growth and character
Of the air, giving silky and glossy texture TO that
which was formerly Of u coarse and dry nature.
Il has, also, we understand, tendency to preserve
III, youthful color and sppea ance OF the hair, and
destroying or counteracting The effects oi age
With such recommendation in its favor, we hard.
ly perceive how any lady or gentleman should he
without 80 valuable an adjunct 10 their toilet.
U. }. WOOD Il Co, Proprietsrs, 3l2 Broad
way. New York, and Ia Market Street,
3ml3 ST. Louis, Mo.
Fold by all Druggists here
A9ESTS-in BiddsIerd, J. Sawyer IN sde', =.
s. MITCHELL successor to ID. l.. Mitchell. Wholesale
Agents In Boston, Weeks Potter. In Portland u w.
Hay. 3mosis
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PROF. o. J. WOODS
Hair Restorative J!
For Producing Hair on Bald Heads,
and Restoring
Grey Hair to it's Natural Color.

THIS ASTONISHING AND UNEQUALLED
l. Preparation has never tailed TO produce u
growth on Bald Heads, when used according to
the direction, and turn hair back 10 its original
color, ailer having become gray and reinslale u
in all It's original health lusire, soiness and beau
~. Removes at once all scuri, dandruf and un.
pleasant itching. scrolula, erupIons and ieverish
heat from The scalp. Il also prevents the hair
from becoming unhealthy and falling oil, and
hence acts as u perfect
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Alta Count Of Probate held a, Aird, within
aud Er the County VI YOrs, on the nrst Tues.
day OF April, 10 the year Ut our LonJ,
eighteen bundled sud fhy scy-n, by the lion.
ofab'. Edward l. Bourne, Judge oi aid Count:
NATHAN NEAL and ISAAC X NEAL, named
~ Executors 10 a ce.ta,n Instrument, PuIpouin.
10 be the last viii sni testament vi Ellab Nrsl.
lale 81 North Berwick Ia saii county decens,J,
having presented the same Zoe probate:
0EDgRED, That the said executors give no,lcs
Ia all pcrsons interested 10y causing q copy Of
this order 10 bc published three weeks success.
iyely In the Union aud Eis,en journal, pr,u,.
ed at BdJelori, 10 said coaEiy, that they may
appear at a Probate Court 10 be held at B,d.
,I,ffd, IN said county, On the hnt Tuesday of
Nav neat, ~ ten vi the clock In the lore.
aeon, aud snew cause, II say they have, why
the said insiruunent should not be proved, APP
o,,,rd and allowed as the last viii aud tesla.
men, VI the said deceased.
10 Attest, FRANCIS Bacon, Register.
A true copy, Attest, Francis BAcos, Register.
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At II Court Il PrbSir held nj Alfred. within
aud lOr the county OF YOr. on the hr.i Tuesday
IN April, IN thu year u our Lord righi,rn
hundred aud hny.seycn, by the Honorable Ia.
wsrI T.. Bourne, Judge ~ said Court:
MARY LlIrLLFlELD, Exccu'nS VI The will
vi uf Daniel Llilltfcld. Juu,0r, late e kenne.
hunkpOn, ~ saa couniy. dcc,a,.J, having Pee.
.ente1 her first DC, ON, Ofadnini,,TiiUn At The cs-
tale Of said rcccasrj, Ior allowance:
ORDERED, That the said EN.cuirik give notice
Ia all perous Interested, 10y cuusiug - copy OF
lhi,urjer To be- published three week. successive
YIN The Union Il Eastern Journal, prinl,jui bid.
Jelori. Ia said couniy. ina, they may aPpsr
n "A Probate Court Ia he held al BddcluId, ~
said county, on the hni Tuesday oi NJ !,
rrxi. at ten Of the clock in the loWnoop and
.bcw cause, u any they have why u 4, sane
should not be aluYei.
10 AU,sr, fRaSCIs Bscr :. R.ci.l,r.
A true copy, Attest, FEAAcrs IL con- iraI,l,r.
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From the Boston Herald

Y Soxrrnsa p,osru KsowIso by usinG Pror
lessor Woods Hair Restorative, gray hair can be
permanently restored to its original color. The
subjoined certificate from Jolnon IL Stone, Gar.
diner, Maine, is but one oi the many instances
that are daily coming 10 our knowledge, Of lis
wonderful effects Il 10 no longer ErCbleInaiicsi,
bu, sell evident truth. as hundreds in our com
munity can testify.
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How Mr.. Pipkins Blowed Himself.

How Mr.. Pipkins Rlowsd Himself.
Bill Pipkin hadn't been married very
long, and hadn't quite got out Of the habit
Of taking little punch dIinkin' frolics with
his old iiiends on perticklar occasions. He
Vas fusl rate at making excuses for stayin
on, at nights now and then; he was terribly
pressed with business, and as hs tuck mon
slrors good care never to cum home cross
legged, his wife never specied no,hin, and
all went on fds, rate. Oae nigh, Bill got
more than he could carry straight, but he
didn't End il on. until he was on his way
home. He wouldn't have Susan know that
he was in such a siIewaiion-not for the
world, and he began thinkin, as well as he
could with his he'd spinin round so, what
was bes, to be done TO keep her from findin
him out.
'Hic-lve got !, zactly.' ses he-'Hic,
Susan-SuOan knows rm (hic) terrible fond
mem-milk. Well I'll bsi take big lhicl
swis OF mink, and (hic) ihaill fix oil
right, (hic) sh-sh-she1l never srs-suspecl
nothin, door GAL
Home he went, pTac,isin, strait walkin
all the way. and study in his mind how he
would talk strait, so Susan would not find
him out.
When he found The latch, which was on
the wrong aide Of tho door, wha, opened
the wrong way too, no fel, round in the
dark for more doors than was ever in the
house before, and 70, into ever 20 many
shaped rooms, til he found the pantry whar
he expected 10 find some milk. He didn,,
heye no very clear idee as TO wbar |, ought
TO be. 40 after f,eliny abou, in every Mace
but the rirh, one, h. cum to the conclu.
sion 10 20 up 10 his room and az his wife
whar it was. The stairs seemed 10 be turn
ed upside down, and the bed room, had
changed places with the cellar kitchen, Blu.
he made out at last TO find the door.
After clearin GU. his throat, and ssy,n
oysr his sneecb so bs wopldn't maks M
he opened the door, and tuck
lean asin the door post, AMI listened to hear
L his wife was awake. She was sonnd
asleep.
'All the better for that thought no to
himself. 'Susan-Susan y ses he, very low
ard plain.
'EhP ses Susan, les, wakin on, Of dose.
Is that you come home. my dear, so late,
-
Susan-Susan " SEES Bill, no, paying no
attention to what she said-his head beipg
Iull OF milk Susan :!
VIVA, my dcar|
Is there any milk in the hOuseP
Yes, dear; but what in tho world--'
'Sa'an-Susan"
'Wha', dearF
'Whar is the milkr
In the pantry in the dining room, dear.
But you'd better cum 10 bed now. its
90
Bill did no, say word, but tuck some
terrible long stems in The dark. He found
the dinin room again, and the pantry, but
he couldn't 6nd no milk no wbar. Aiter
ryin for about five minutes, he goes I'D
stairs again, and leanin against the door TO
ssady himself like, axed his wifi, again
.Susan-Susanv ses he, VERY pe,ick.
ar
.Eb-ub,. !, g., sbo wok;p NJ, a,,;,
ia ,hs,s INV mill IN ,hs hons. !,
u,old 90, ,b,, wa. SON. milk I, N.
,,n,rv d.a,,
nav, w.., p;u,r;, Th;. TINA bs t,I,
v.,y ,,b.r .na ,oso, ,o,. ~ him. NAL.
80 ~ r. ,sa .,
=, A.. -. IF - -, :. Ga
,c.....,r - -. .,,,
-.
90, - ' Az ""' " ~
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DmOy 0m9 DOoouo
DR.. SANFOR D'S
INVIGORATOR
Or Liver Remedy:

ANY ONE TROUBLED
stsly relieves cholic, while
One dose, often repeated
isA sure cure for cholera
morbus, and . sure prs-
tentative Of cholera.
One dose taken oftsn
will prevent the recurrvnce
Of bilious attacks, uhileit
relieves all painful feel
lngs.
u One or tvo doses
taken occasionally 10 one
OF the best remedies for .
cold ever known.
ThousADds Of cases o
inflammation and weakness
LOT the lungs have been
cured By the Invisorator.
Doe dose, taken = short
time bvfOre eating, gives
vigorto the appetite, and
mAses food disvsl we'll.
One dose, often repeat-
ed, cures chrome diArr-
h9a In Its worst forms,
while summer and bowel
complaints yield almost
TO the first dose.
One OF two doses cures
| attacks caused By worms,
while for worms In chill
dren, there II no surer,
safer, and speedler rene
dy In the world, - Il nsv-
CT falls.
There 10 no exaggeia-
ton In these statements.
They are plain and sober
fActs, that We can givesv.
idencs 10 prove, while Ill
Who use IL are giving their
unanimous testimony In
It's favor.
We uish all Who are
sick and debllltated 10 Try
this remedy, and test u
thoroughly, and any Who
are not benefited BY lie
use We should like TO hear
from them, ~ We have yet
TO hear from the FIRST per-
con who has used . bottle
VI Invigorator without re-
ceiying benefit. for there
are such astonishing med
icinal virtues In IL, that
all, no natter how long
!, IN y have been effected,
II their complaint arises
from u deranged liver,
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G.nmSrR- Maine Inne % 1855.

UARDlNER, MaIne, June q, 800.
DEAR SIR: have used two bottles Of Profess.
or Woods Hair Restorative, and can truly say IL
Is the greatest discovery oIihe age Tor restoring
and changing the hair. Before using IL, was n
man OF seventy. My hair has now attained lis
original colol, You can recommend il 10 The
world without the least Gear, as my Ease was one
Of the worst kind. Yours respectfully.
DANIEL ~ MURPHY.
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AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of PATENTS
LATE AGENT or U. =. PATENT OFFICE, WAsuisoros
uNnER IuR ACT OF lS3ll

(LATE AGENT or U. =. PATENr OFfCk,
UNDER the ACT Or 1871
No. 70 State Street, opposite Kilby st., Boston
PTER an extensive practice q upwards Of twenty
n years, continues to Patents In the Unlied
States also In Great britain, France, and other foreign
countries Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, and
all Papers or Drawings for Patents, executed on literal
terms and with despatch. Researches made Into Amer
lean OF Foreign works, to determine the validity or u
ty of Patents Inventions, legal or othrr ADVICE
Rendered In all matters touching the same. Copies OF
the claims Of any Patent furnished by remttins one
dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington
This Agency 10 not only the largest In New England
but through Il inventors have advantages for securing
patents asceralning the patenabity OF inventions
unsurpassed by. II not immeasuraby superior 10, any
which can be offered them elsewhere. The Testimonials
given below prove that none 10 MORE SUCCESsfCL
AT THE PATENT OPPIIE than the subscriber and as
SUCCESS Is TIE best PROOF OF ADVANTAGES
AND ABILITY, he would add that he has abundant
reason believe, and prove, that at no other once
Of the kind are the charges for professional services 30
moderate. The immense practice OF the subscriber dur
Ing twenty years past, has enabled him to accumuate
vast collection OF specifications and official decisions rel
alive to patents. These, besides his extensive library OF
legal and mechanical works, and full accounts OF patents
granted In the United States aud Europe render him
sble beyond question, TO offer superior fAeil'iesor OBJ
taning patents. -
All necessity Of journey to Washington to procure
PATENT and the usual great delay there are here saved
inventors.
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l,-..,t.aIl....I.
All kinds OF Garden Work don,


Al kinds Of Garden Work done by well trained hands.
The proprietor OF the Commercial Nursery begs leave
10 state that the grounds appropriated to this absh
ment have BEEN carefully prepared by himself for the
Nursery business and thai the stock has been judci-
coasly selected from the most approved varieties and
all the practical operations have been performed by him
self or under his eye, with view TO win Tor his boz
...l estab ishment frat rate reputation oi accuracy
The Fruit ani ornamental Trees, Towering shrubs,
Hoses, Vines md Creepers are OF rare and valuable
varieties, AMI In good condition fJr Ansianting
The proprietor embraces til, opportunity 10 assure
the public that he has had nearly thirty years expe-
rence Ia his vocation, both In Europe and this country,
aud that his knowedgeis the result Of close
application TO his profession during the whole Of that
PERIOD consequently the public may feel assured that
all orders entrusted TO him will be faithfully and rompI-
ly executed
Inexperienced purchasers Of Trees are often imposed
upon by dealers who represent Them to be what they
are not, consequently I would say 10 all, buy your
trees from Nurser.nan where you will be likely to
&c. dealings, aud not refuse small stuff such as
are commonly sold by travelling agents. at an exorbi-
ant price, all things considered. A. general rule,
home industry ought to be encouraged, and by 50 doing
you will promote your own Interest.
Slco, March IL, 1857. Hi
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Carrots. Beets, English Tuinips, Cabbages, Cucum'
Extra Early Pears, &c.
Long Orange Carrot best for field cuture) 81 per ID.
Improved Ruta Baga, (hne Amercan)
Long Hell Mangel wurtzel,
English Turnips,
For sale at u. Deerings, and the Union store, saco
Elias Ilarnons and Cummings wejgwood's store,
Biedeford also at the Nursery, by
DANIEL MAIIONY
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Al a Court ol Probate held at Alfred. within
and Tor the County ol iorI ,on the first Tuesday
OF April, ia the year of oar LJn, Que lLOus.
aud cigh, bundled aud tny.scyrn. ~ the Honor.
able Edward u iloHTnr, Judge ul aid COun
NYRUs X LUNr, Parliamentary Trustee. under
v the viii OF James FO.., late Il liIjdclofd, ~
.sld county deceased, having prc,enlcJ la, sc.
count Ui administration Ol the estate oi siId d..
.sa.ed, for alUsancs:
DRDEEED,
That the said Cyrus X. Lnnt give notice
10 all persons Interested by causing copy ct this
rider iO Ice published Tire. week. succ.s. .rly ~
he UnIon aud Eastern journal, pfipi.'i at BIjdc.
ford, M .aid county, that they may appear at
Probate Court iu Ice held al Blddeioft, ~ said
'ounly, on the lirsI Tur.dsy OF May next, at
en- Ut he clock ~ the forenoon, and shew cause,
u any they have, why ihr same should not bc al.
owed
10 Attest, FRANCIS BAcoS, Register
4 true copy, Attest, Francs Bacos, Register
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Al q Count IL Probate held at Alfred, within
aud iOr the Comfy II YORK, on the iir.t Tu,..
day ia Aphl, Ia the year OF our Lord .l;h-
teen bundled aud hily-s.y,n. by the Honorable
E!safJ T. !,urn., Judge oT saId COuh:
SAMUEL BERRY, named executor ~ certain
y Instrument. puIpohing To lie The last wall aud
Testament, ol Ph,bc Berry, late VI saeo 10 said
county, decea,ed, having Presented the same ior
probate:
ORDERED, That the saii executor give notice TO
al p-r,Ols interested, by causing copy VI this
order 10 Ia published three weeks soccsssivry, IA
the Uuiou a.J Eastern Joumsl, printed at Blade.
ford, that they may sIpesf at Probate cOnri, Ia
lie held Ut Bod, iUri, 10 ssid county, on The int
Tuesday at May next at un VI The clock 10 Tie lure
nOon, and shew cause, " any they have, Why Tue
.aid instrument should not ID 2Toy-'i, approved.
and allowed a, tue last will aud testament VI the
,aiJ deceased.
III Attest, fRAScIs Bscos, Register.
A true copy, Affect, FRANCIS Bacon. Register.
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Ices The most desperate Of
case, when the sseoadAG
bottle viii, With scarce = :
single failure, restore the =
patient 10 health and Wig
OF. We wish 10 call the
attention Of all 10 these =
fAets. that the lnvigorator>
10 compounded by a ply q
siciAn, Who has used IL In ,
his prA:tice tor the past
twenty yeArs, With . sue
cess almost inereiible, and -
that Il II entirely vegsts-~
BILE, being composed vhol-yh
lyof gums. =
somsidea ofthe strength
OF these gums may be
form,d when it 10 knoun
one bottle VI the lnvisora-S
tor contains - m ~ h.
strength a. one hundrei6
doses of calomsl, vithJul =
any Of its dsleterious sf.
fects.
One bottle II the surest>-
thing known 30 carry n -
way the bad sffectsof min
crAl poison of any Kind. -
Only one bottle Is need =
ed 10 thros out Of thesys-
ten The effects ofmedicine
amer = long sickness.
Que bottle taken for -
JaAndice removes all yel- i.
lowness 90 unnatural col -
or FROM the skin.
One dose amer eating 10
Sufficient TO relieve the
stomach and prevent the1
food from rislng and sour
Ing.
Only one dose taken be-A
fore retiring prev en- 70 -
nightmare.
Vue dose taken at nlght~
loosens the bowels gently, -
and cures costiveness.
One dose taken amer
each meal will cure dye
pepsia- z
Que dose OF two teal
spoonsful will always re-
lieye sick headache. n
One bCtile taken for ~
male obstruction remove
the cause Of the disease, q
and ms kes aperfect cure. 70
Only Que dose immedr
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GARDEN SEEDS.

Collections Of seeds Of American Forest Trees ana
sbrub. Aid of rare and beautiful American Plants. will
be supplied suitable to send to Europe and other coun'
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