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Mr.. MARCY AND TIE ASSAULT UPON Mr..
SUMNER. An intimate friend Of Mr.. Marcy
furnishes to the New York Examiner (Bap-
fist paper) the following statement:
Governor Marcy was always true to his
convictions on the slavery question. 'Sla-
very is yours, said he to q Southern gen.
tleman. who was cndeayoring TO commend
the institution to his favor, and you have
the political right to retain it as long rs you
please. aud to estimate il rs blessing but
we Of the North want none Of il to use ID
would be an unmitigated curse
1.-Two weeks before he died, Governor
Marcy had attended the Second Baptist
Church in Rochester, and had listened TO
the preaching of the Rev George Dana
Boardman. lie was greatly interested in
the sermon. and was stikingly impressed by
the preacher himself. From tho sermon
and the preacher our conversation turned to
the occasion Of Mr.. Boardman's leaving
South Carolina, aud to the assault by Mr..
Brooks upon Mr.. Sumner. You can tell me
nothing, said he, .of the sensitveness OF
Southern gentlemen on that subject But,
he added
Il did not hesitate to give them my views
in full Abiding to an interview with one
Of them who justified the assault, he paused
-s,opped-(we were walking in the street)
and turning full towards re, he said,
with emphasis, Il told him -, Y another
man was BLACKBOARD, it g g. no right
to be bully. You say that r. Sumner 6
speech was studied. elabors insult. l
have not read It, don't know about that.
But l tell you that all the scenes in Kansas
will not 80 much disgrace US among the Gov
ernments and people of Europe, as this as
sault in the Senate Chamber of the United
States. l. will be accounted, and Justly,
an invasion Of the freedom of debate. And
| tell you further, that would be glad to
be let of with the loss Of 100000 votes in the
next election, in consequence of this affair.
And, continued the Governor, Il was right.
The state department brought me the jour
mails Of all Europe. We pere more disgraced
by this transaction than by the troubles in
Kansas, and rs for the election, nothing
saved us but the opposing candidate. Once
l thought the election lost, us il was and
If Judge Mclean had been the candidate, 1t
would have bscn lost irreparably.'
The same writer says that
The Governor did not regard the Kansas
troubles as settled. Governor Walker had
then just reached Kansas, and published his
promises Of the sacredness of the doctrine of
Squatter Sovereignty. lie expressed himself
in the strongest terms, as without confidence
in Gov. Walkers pacifcation. The event
has justified his apprehensions, and the
grounds on which they rested"
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A mos, o,rooior. mrrjor ,v,. oou

- A most atrocious murder was COM
mi;ted in the village OF Sag Harbor, l.. l.,
on tuesday last. Capt. Jeremiah Milford,
a respectable farmer of East Hampton,
while on his return home from Sag Harbor,
where he had been to dispose Of II load OF
hogs and produce, was shot IN the head with
II heavy charge OF shot. He iell in the
wagon, and the horses took fright and ran
away, bat stopped near his residence, where
he was found in a mangled and bleeding
condition. lie fingered until Friday, and
expired. Suspicion rested upon negro.
who was arrested and taken to the Jail ut
Riverhead ON Wednesday. 1t is supposed
he was aware of Capt. Ms having sum
OF money on his person, and committed the
crime for the purpose Of robbery.
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AGENCY FOR SECURING PATENTS. Our
readers will notice the advertisement OF r.
II. Eddy, Esq, Boston, whose extensive
Agency for procuring Patents has been in
successful operation for upwards of twenty
years. Few. perhaps, are aware OF the i'm
mense advantages it affords to those having
business at the Patent Office, in Washington.
Mr.. Eddy has every facility for securing
patents in the shortest possible time, both
IN this country and in Europe; and his long
experience, and great success in business,
qualify him to give valua lie advice to in
ventors, touching the validity and patent
ability of inventions. Caveats, Specifca.
tons. Assignments, and all papers or draw
.ngs for patents, are executed in the best
manner, and every detail of business neces
sary to secure the rights of inventors by
legal authority, is attended to with fidelity
and skill.
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Al Court Of Probate held ut Limerick, within
and lor the County Of York, on the first Tues
day In September, in the year OF our Lord eigh.
teen hundred aud fily.seven, by the Honorable
Edward L Bourne. Judge Of said Court:
NATHANIEL e. LOCKE, named Executor
IN Ia certain instrument purporting ~ lie the
last will aud testament, With cvdicil annexed, Of
Caleb Locke, late Of Hollis, Ia said county, de.
ceased, having presented the same for probate
ORDERgp, That the said Executor give notice
TO all persons interested, by causing a copy Of
this order To be published three weeks success
sively in the Union and Eastern Journal, printed
NJ Biddeforj, In said county, that they may up.
pear at "a Probate Cour To be held nj DiddeorJ Ia
said coua,y on the hrs, Tuesday In November next,
at ten Of the clock In the forenoon, sna shew cause,
Il any they have, why the sad instruments should
not be proceed, approved, and allowed as the last
will aud testament and coicil VI The said deceased
81 Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A true copy, Attest, FRAscis Bacon. Register.
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Al n Court Of Probate held ut Limerick, within
aud tor the County II York, on the first Tuesday
In September. IA the year Of our Lord egnieeu
hundred aud hiiy.seven, by the Honorable I'D
ward l.. Bourne Judge, oi said Court:
EBENEZER HILL, Adlninisiralo, Of the estate
II Oi Reuuen Murch, late OF Buxton, In said
county deceased, havlns presented his account Of
allowance:
ORpERED, That the said Administrator give
notice to all persons interested by causing copy
VI this order 10 he published three weeks sue
cessively in tho Union aud Eastern Journal
printed al 8lddeiord, IN said county, that they
may appear at a Probate Court To be held al
Alfred, IN said county, on the first Tuesday
IN Oclvber next, ut ten OF the clock IN the
forenoon, and shew cause II any they have, why
The saline should not be allowed.
81 Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A true copy, Attest, FRANCIS BAcUS, Register
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Al Court Of Probate held at Liinrck within
and for the County Of York, on The first Tuesday
in September, IN the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred aud tity.seyen, by the Honorable Ed
ward Z. Bourne, Judge OF said Court.
CUSAN DOW, widow Of John Dow, late d
- Lyman, IN said county deceas d, having pre-
senei her petition for her dover IN said estate Il
be assigned aud set out 10 her, and that Coinmis
slones may be appointed lur that purpose pursn'
ant 10 law. Also, her petition for am allowance
oul Of the personal estate oi said deceased
ORDERED, That the said Susan Dow give no
lice 10 all persons Interested, by causing copy
Of this order Ia be published three weeks success
sivey, IN the Union aud Eastern Journal, printed
at Blddeiord, that they may appear a, probate
court, to be held at Alfred, III said county, vi
the irsl Tuesday OF October next, at ten III the
CLOCK Ia the ioreuoon, aud shew cause, II any they
have, why the same should not he allowed.
81 Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A true copy, Attest, FRANCIS Bacon. Register.
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Daniel E. Slcklcs. Democratic member oil
Congress from New York city, has sued
Mr.. Bennett, ofthe Herald, for libel. DAM
ages. 5000. A criminal complaint for
the same offence has also been instituted
\ year ago Sicsles was Benefits intimate
friend and lawyer.
PENs. \ simple of c. BaESARD's CAR
noxisED Pens, has been left in the Counting
Room of this Office, for trial. We find them
q superior pen, sliding smoothly over the
paper, the points being circular and car
bonised to prevent eorrosion. NJ. Smith,
Jeweller, has them Tor sale.
- Ayouns man, % years OF asc,named
Geo. B. Richardson, who belongs 10 Bidde'
ford, Ne II, was badly injured q few days
since, ut plainins-mill in Boston, and was
ken To the Massachusetts, General Hospi-
tai, where he died Wedne day, from the Of
fects Of that terrible disorder, lockjaw.
- Col. Benton has written a review OF
the Drcd Scott decision. lie takes ground
with Judge Curtis and Mclean, and against
the majority of the court. The book is now
in press.
ns-A waiter being pcremtorily told
by gentleman to get out of the way, a'
his wife was coming, quantity asked
Does she bite sir!,
Insufiiciency Of salary is said to b
the reason Of Judge Curtis's reign, tion.-
The salary is $4,000. He LEFT r ~ bust
ness worth twice that amount When no nc
cepsed the Office.
GN We understand that Rev. MIR
Packard, of Mass will preach a, the Cres
ent Street Church next Sabbath.
- There was q very heavy frost in tn
White Mountain vicinity on Monday night
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EXPLOSION. The Worcester Spy says
tiat the explosion Of the LOGON otiT, Monad-
mock, on. this road, took placa SEES, Marlbo-
rough, n. ii. The engine Sn all to
atoms, and the engineer, Mr.. .,..nes Corn
Ing, instantly killed and shock .ly multi.
atcd. The fireman was thrown thirty rods
from the engine, and dangerously wounded.
Mr.. Corning passed the day in Worcester
at the firemen's exhibition, returning to his
place by the four o'clock, p. NJ, train.-
The cause of the explosion is not known
BY some it is attributed to defective boiler
or machinery, and by Others to letting the
water sc. to low.
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AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of PATENTS
(Llrz AGHSr OF U. =. PATENT OFricx, WAsHisGroS
UspER rms ACT or ls3I.)

(Llrz AaESr OF Y. =. PATENT OFFrcy, WAsHiSGroS
uSpER rms ACT or 1871
No. 20 State Street, opposite Kilby st., Boston
FTER an extensive practice Of upwards Of twent,
n years, continues to secure Patents In the United
States also In Great Britain France, and other foreign
countries. Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, and
all Papers or Drawings Tor Patents, executed on literal
terms and with despatch. Researches made into Amer
lean or Foreign works, to determine the validity or ul
y of Patents Inventions, legal other advice
renddr, In all matters touching the same. Copies Of
the claims % any Patent furnished by remittng one
dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington.
This Agency IL not only the largest In New England
hut through IL inventors have advantages for securing
patents or asceraning the patentabty Of Inventions,
unsurpassed by not immeasursbly superior TO, any
which can be offered them elsewhere. The testimonials
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AT TIKI PATENT OffIvE than the subscriber and a.
SUCCESS Is THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES
AND ABILITY, he would add that he has abundant
reason to believe, and prove, that at other once
Of the kind the charges for services 50
Moderate The immense pracuce Of the subscriber dur
ing twenty years past, has enabled him 10 accumulate
vast collection Of specifications and Official desions rel
alive patents These, bsdes his extensive library OF
legal and mechanical works, and full accounts Of patents
granted In the United states aud Europe, render him
able beyond question, to offer superior factesfor OBJ
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All necessity Of aiourney to Washington to procure
patent, and the usual great delay there are here saved
| Inventors.
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- Hon. ASsoS BURLISGANE will adj
dress the citizens Of Buxton and vicinity on
SATURDAY, the l2h inst. ut 10 clock, A. NJ.
An Extra Train will leave the depot Of the
York aud Cumberland II. II. at O'Clock,
A. NJ.
Fare from Portland to Buxton ard back, 4scts.
saccarsPPa to - aud back, 3Scts.
Gorham to and BACK, 2octs'
The proprietor OF the GROVE COTTAGE will
DO prepared To furnish dinner to all who
may give him clll.-Port.and Advertiser.
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LEGISLATIVE NOMINATIONS. Y

LEGisLArIvE NOMINATIONS. We hear
ofthc following republican nominations
for the State Legislature, from the class
composed OF ParsOnsield and Newhell-
Luther Sanborn Esq Of Paronsfcld
Limerick and WATERFORD. - Caleb Il
Lord ESQ., of Limerick. Berwick and n
Berwick-John Hall Jr., Of y. Berwick
Kenncbunkport = Albert Perkins Jr.-
S. Berwick &c-Leonard Colcord. Al
excellent nominations.
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Al u Court Of Probate held at Limerick, within
and i.f the County Of York, on the hrsi Tues
day In September, IN the year OF our Lord
eighteen bundled and fifly seven, by the Hon.
orable Edward T.. Bourne, Judge OF said Court.
A NDREW WENTWORTH, named Executor
"A In criain insiru'1 rn', purporilng 10 lie the
last will aud testament Of Sarah II Trafon, late
y. Bewiek, 10 said county, deceased, having pre-.
senied the same TO- probate.
ORpLnEp, That The SAID executor give notice
To all Persons interested by causing a copy Of
this order TO he published three weeks success.
sively IN the Union aud Eastern Journal, printed
In Bddeiord, In said county, that they may appear
al Probate Court To be held al Alfred, 10
said county. On the frat Tuesday in October
next, al ten Of the clock In the forenoon, and
sbew cause, II any they have, why the said
in.irumen, should not he proved; approved, and
allowed - the las, wal, and testament OF the said
deccascd,
81 Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A true copy, Attest, FRANCIS Bacos. Register.
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Alta Court Of Probate held al Limerick, within
aud for the County OF YoIk, on the iirsi Tuesday
In Seplemb, Z, IN the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred and illy.seven, by the Honorable Ed
ward l.. Bourne, Judge Of said Cout.
KEZIA LORD, Administrative Of the estate
II uf Berji Lord third, late Of LebdnOn, IN
said County, deceased, having presented her iirsI
account of administration of the estate OF said Ge.
&c, sed. for allowance:
ORpgREp That the said Administrators give no
iice 10 all persons interested, by causing copy ol
this order 10 be published IN the Uniou IL
Eastern Journal, printed in Bid,leiord, In SAID
,Oa,.ar nj a Pnba,e Conn 10 be held n, All.
tired, in sand county, Oh the first Tuesday IN Dc
iober next, u, IL OF the clock in the forenoon, and
shew cause. IL any they have, why the same
should not be allowed.
81 Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A true copy, Attest, FRANCIS Bacon, Register.
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TESTIMONIALS,

"During the time occupied the once Of ComDis
sicner OF patents, r. II. Eppr, Esq, Of Boston, did
business at Patent once Solicitor for procuring
Patents. There we're lev, any persons acting In that
capaey, Who had much business before the Patent
once and there we're none who Conducted IL Win
more skin, fidelity and suceess. regard Mr.. EIdy
90 OF the best informed and most skifu Patent %
assuring Inventors that they cannot employ person
morv COMPETENT and trustworthy, and more capable d
putting their applications n form to secure fos tbs.
early aud favorable consideration at the Patent OF
ace. EDMUND BURKE,
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ii U 70 = q IS
AMERICAN SlLVI & IIlL JIHIABsI

sa,HIs compound has st OIL IL, test anil gained the
j favor NJ thousands fpr th' cure ~ hurus, 'uts'
scalds Bruises Sore Lips aul Eyeids, Chappel Hands
and Arms, Sore Nipples Dlseasrs u the ska, luiiam
nation. Piles Salt Rheum Chiib1ius, Bites ~ Nwgll-
toes, spiders eas bed bugs ant insects 81 ' hihlS'
SORES On Children Wounds fm Ir1n Palms In The sle
and Back Chafes, Corns, Balls &ci 70 j. also g'nl IN
all cases VIII re an outward application % ucclti 'or
more pa ticulars, see papers ucc,mlBin- econ box
| JOSEPH HUDSON, sOe Proprietor. MBtappis,it,
Mass. WV. Q. DYER, No 1 Central Dlo's biu'i.ori,
Me dealer In Drugs, Meilcinrs hericti' sc wh'lc-
sale aud retail agent. rs BRYANT, hepuetunsp,rt
Sold by druggists and venles Oi uhlicu-s ~ m9st "
| hs sia,.. AMI Iiritish Proyiu,as GmI5
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Ton Dollar Sewing Machines.

yNHE sutsarih. r, having purchased The eycIq'
l. slyc rishl g. manufacture aGi sth ~ YORK
County,
WiT2ONlS TIN DOLLAR SEWING MACHINES.
Are now prep red e. exhibit and receive o.!crs
lur the same, ~ % dispose 4 Tigl Uftown'.
These Macb.Lrs are what the plhur have Gag
dC.nd combining as they DO,
CAsaprsss, UiiHiy, DUa5Rig srf ''rPh-"y.
They can be operated Jy iny one, a.d arc 80
sample lhal ii they get Oui ul uncr lnl winch
there j. lt.. Il niger than VI any u'"vr NrhIucl
thcy can b. repaired by ,ny ordinHrg Alrclaric.
They will accomplish ull that any Sngic 'arrad-
ed Machine eau accomplish and moN than most
ui ne high priced ran, and the low p..c placv,
them withln The reach Of every pcrsOu.
We arc satisfied that they have oaly % be cx'
aminr.l. 10 recommend themselves tu every one.
IL Persons wishing 10 purchase Tie risIi al
ANY toyu u.c requested 90 app'y 20 once, - We,
iulond Ia rdnyu,. every town not disposed ~ I'M
m,dia'.iy,
Omlrs addressed 20 either ol u. will rcc1ir-
p'Ua.j attention, ". ~. BOlD
&. l. STOWElL
Srco, July, 1877. ~
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From tao yrs,sat cs..ns,sssr.

"Arsrsr IL, distributing tbs time have held th'
once VI Commissioned Of Patents, H. Eddy, Isq., %
boston, has been extensively e.gasr In the rsnsscoS
Of buslne,s With the once, a. soeitof. lie u thor
tee Of the once. rvgard him a the most eapa
be and successful practitioners with whom have hsd
ofacial inirroosue. CHAA MASON,
Boston. sspS Z lss,.-lys1. Co, q Passao.'
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Deatbs.

In this city, Sept lotn, Mary Alma, daughter OF II ev
W, =. and sophia ~. Merrill, aged months.
In this city August q, Capt James Benson, aged 20
years.
La this city, Sept. s. Helen A. daughter Of Isaac Gray
Of starks, Me aged 10 years.
In this city, 5th inst, Hannah r. daughter Of Edward
J. and Sarah liesly, agei IL months.
In saco, sept. 3rd, Mrs. Eicy Kills Livingston, wife Of
j,hn Livingston, aged 81 year,, 10 months. Eastern
papers please copy.
In ssco, Sept sIh Stephen Libby, Of Asa c. and
Dorvtha Livingston, aged year aud months.
Sweet ani lovely was that flower,
As ever bloomed earthly sod,
Now trsnsplanted into Eden's bower,
FOREVER 10 grace the paradise Of God.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that ON the eighth day ot
IN April A. d. lsS', Iheop llus smith q Cornish, In
the County Of York Il state % Maine, conveyed 20 the
Subscriber In mortgage. certain real es situated n
said Cornish. the be.g particularly descrDsl In
said mortgage, which Is rcirlu In the 'Ouuy of York
Registry Of Deeds, Book 49, p,grs $40 and 3il, ami
the condition Of said mortgage has been broken, where
by he claims u ioreclose the Dail at said Cor
GREESLEAF SMITH.
3w3,
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Grand Trotting Contest,

purse Of $500 to the best irotng entire Horse, Geld.
ing or Mare, raised and aways owned In Maine best
two hre, In harness. Also, for best trotlng en-
tire ocse Geiidg Mare, whe, ever raised or owned
best three Ia ave In harness.
The Society have offered over $1,000, In premiums to
the several classes aud grades OF Horses ad also $1,000
f1I other classes % Farm stock
The fare on all the Railroads and Steamboats, In the
State connected with the TO Bangor, will lie put
down TO half p,iee, commencing on Saturday morning
previous 10 the show, and ending Saturday evening
next after.
Per order OF the Trustees.
q, L. HOLMES, Secretary.
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Election Notice.
Cry % nlDpEyoRp,

Cry % DiDDEyORD,l
County ~ Yo'k. 49,. !
The qualified electors ~ the eats u Bllgnrl' viii
meet nj their respective War; T. Hns, rrrU'nhy O var
rants duly issued by the Aldermen of SAIL city, ON Np
day, the 18th day ofseptem0' in't Ing ih" sgtI"
Monday ~ said September o. give 10 thsi- votes fr
Governor Of this State, tire sIliurs 1r Tie h'i Sn
atoriai District, one R-prs'u1.v- from sail c,y' TIE
Legislature Off stat" ne County t"uri.sslalr
County Treasurer, aud Register " Deels r s'i1 c'u'
ty.
The Aldermen 81 said city viii e n orcn session NJ
the Aldrrmen's Room, In sane block on tie luiy
and Saturday next preceling tl lay % ,iecitn, " ne
O'clock In The forenoon 4, O'Clock IN ia" aiirrn"oU,
AMI on SAID day ofeecton FROM O'Clock In the Nse-
noon 10 o'clock In the afrrn un, the purpose e ne
ceIving evidence Of the qualification u pr''l' oh'H'
Ing the rght TO vote In "a city, a1d ior correcting The
Ward Lists Of voters.
LEVI LORING, Jr., City Clerk.
September I, 1857. 2aS
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Marriagss.

Ia this city, on the 9th inst by Levi Loring Jr. Esq.
Mr. oreh o. rhurs,on and ss Lydia q. Taylor all Of
BlddefJrd.