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From Utah.

ST.. Lous. Dec. s.
An Express has passed through this city
with dispatches from Col. Johnston.
The Republican received letters this morn
ing from the army to Nov. 3D..
The Mormons had run OF 600 cattle IN
sight Of Col. Alexander's camp, near Hams
Fork, Green River.
At the date OF the letter. il was supposed
that Col. Johnston had concentrated his
forces with Alexander, and that in fort.
night from that time, Col. Cooks command
would be with them. They expected to
winter on Henrys' Fork, Greer River.
There was good deal Of suffering from
want Of provision and clothing, and the
horses were giving out for want of forage.
Gov. Cummings and the other territorial
officers were determined to get into Salt Lake
City if possible.
The Mormons were determined on resist.
ance to either the military or civil officers.
A skirmish had taken place between Col.
Alexander's troops and the Mormons, and
three or four of the latter were captured.
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Aarriagss.

L. K-unebuuk. by Rev. f Worth. Mr.. Edwin
Bragdon TO Miss Melinda G. Slorrr, both IL Wells
In Wakefield, Nov. 9th, by Rev. T w. Hin,
Mr. Ioha Horn, OF Acton, Me, TO Miss Emsline
NJ. h. Meserve 81 w.
In Ssco, Goth uli., by Rev. $. Gotf, Mr.. Charles
G. SWEET, to Miss Abby X Patterson, both oi
Saco.
In Somerswor,h. 18Th ult, Mr.. Samuel r. Ches.
ley Of Somerwor,h, to Miss Lydia }. LeYis OF
Brunswick, Me.
ir Kennebunk, by Rev. J. A. Swan, Robert w
Lord to Miss Mary Mendum, oil Of X:
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:, = WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

rE~, a WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
S-rSTSzas. On and amer the Monday, the 2lst
lust, The steamers Lewiston, CAPT. GEo. KNIGHT
and Montreal, Capt. +. A. Prince, will run as
follows.
Leae Atlantic Wharf, Portland, every Mon.
day Tuesday, "Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
OF 7 o'clock, =. NJ, aud Central Wharf Boston,
ev .rv Monday, Tuesday, "Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, AT O'Clock i. Nj.
Fare u Cabin, '.'....''' '''''.'''''slpD
an Deck, '...'...'.''' w
N. B. Each boat Is furnished with large
number ors,aic rooms, for the accommodation OF
ad,e. aud families; and travellers are reminded
that by taking this line, much saving Of time and
cxpens, will be made aud that the Inconvenience
OF arriving in Boston at late hours Of the night
will lie avoided.
The boats arrive in season for passengers 10
take the earliest trains out Of the city
The Company are no, responsible for baggage
to an amount exceeding so in vasic, and that,
personal, unless notice is given and paid for at
The rate 81 one passengcrfor every 500 addition.
al value. ~ Freight taken as usual.
MS l. BILLINGS, agent
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Thrice-Weekly Kennebec Journal for

During the approaching session Of the
Legislature the undersigned will continue
the publication of the TnRIcE-WEEHLY
Journal, being the XIvth Volume of the
same.
1t is we'll known the chief purpose Of this
paper ITO afford the public Of Mainea faith
iul account of the deliberations and actions
of its legislature. With the reports Of the
legislative doings, we intend also to publish
the proceeding Of Congress, as they are Civ.
en- in the best reports from Washington.
The administration Of Mr.. Buchanan is to
define its position and develop its purposes
in the coming session Of Congress, and will be
watched with lively interest. The financial
affairs of the country, and the whole ques.
ton o, bank suspensions and currency, will
ttrac. the attention ofall legislative bodies.
For these and other reasons, the Thrice.
Weekly will be found both interesting and
important to the people Of the State.
We look with confidence to our Republic.
can friends throughout the State TO aid US in
obtaining subscribers. Especially do we so.
licit from each Republican member OF the
Legislature that personal effort in his locaii-
ty without which remunerating list cannot
be secured.
The numerous lines OF railroad which
now traverse the State in oil directions, will
enable q very large proportion Of our sub
scribers to receive their papers few hours
after publication This fact renders sub
ssription to the Thrice. Weekly moro desira.
bic than In former years.
The Thrice Weekly Journal will be pub
lishcd on MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
MORNINGS. ID ID IL.
The price will be, single copy. one dollar
for the session, as usual, payable in advance.
Any person forwarding US IS, shall DO en-.
titled to the ninth copy extra, for his troub-
10. Toany one who shall send us $40, we
will .cnd Two copies extra for his trouble :.
Whoever shall send us S2l shall DO entitled
to three copies extra, and In like ratio for q
larger amount.
q It Is desirable that the names ofsub.
scribcrs, accompanied with tho money, may
b forwarded at or before ecouimenccmsnt
OF the session, Money RENTED kr 1lGk =
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New York and Portland.

The splendid and fast Steamer Chesapeake,
Capt, Sidney CnowELI, will run regularly be.
tween New York and Portland, as follows.
Leave Browns Wharf every SATURDAY, al
1 o'clock, p. NJ, snd returning leave New York
Pier 10 N. r., every TUESDAY, nj the samc
hour.
This vessel has just been fitted up with new
and powerful machinery, and very fine accom-
modliions for passengers, making this tho mosi
speedy safe and comic riabls route for travellers
between New York md Maine.
Passage Si50. No charge for State Rooms.
Goods forwarded by this line to ind from Mon,
treal, Quebec, Bangor, Augusta, Easiport and
ST. John Also connects with Steamers for BAL.
tiInorc. Goods taken through with despatch, u,
the cheapest rates. ...
Fbr freight or passage, apply TO
EMERY & FOX, Btown's Wharf. Portland.
Or to II u CROMWELL. Pier l2 N. r, New
York
November ~, 1857. ilts
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There are occasions

When even the heal,hies, people need medicine
the changes OF diet, weather, and hundreds o
other causes, produce a laxi,y in the system that
needs correcting, or in other words, the liver be
comes slightly deranged, aud needs siimula'or
Ii all who find themselves IN this situation vii
Try DIR. sanford. Invisora,Or. they may be SURF
of relief, as we can testify to It's efficacy in curing
Headache, Indigestion, Sour Stomach, and olhe
ills 81 common In family. !, acts, as medi
cine, easier and better than any dose OF pills W,
ever swallowed, and j. so mild that the smalles
iuisn, can take il. (See advertisement iw49
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See advertisement headed "BTiiliam PTospec'
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late Jane, n. Brock, Of Alexandra, N. H., aged
years, o months
In this city, 9th inst, Hannah L,ilefeld, daugh.
ier,of the widow Lydia Liilefeld.
In Saco, Nov. 3Oih, Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth, vile
Of Gilbert Berry, aged - years.
In Lyman, 9th inst, Mrs. Hannah Clough.
In Shapleish, lei ult., Dsa. Simon Kicker, aged
IS years
Ia York, Dec. 9th, Mr.. William T. Freeman,
aged % years
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An editor thus advcrtiscs

AN editor thus advcrtiscs his
missing hat: Thegentleman who inadvert-
emily took our new beaver, and left an in-
ferior article in its stead, will do US infinite
kindness by returning our own, and he shall
receive our warmcst thanks, and two apol-
osies an apology for the trouble We have
given aim and the ..apology Cor . hat b
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS

to TO them at With these her possession,
her speedy Is Drecon. conclusion. There Is no
occasion to inquire the nature oi the difficulty, IL II
arises from the suspension, ireguarty, activity
Of any ofthe functions distinctive of s relief Is
certain under the operation % these Pills. as succession
ofday 20 night. la the crisis ~ lie which prscsdss,
well In that which folloE, maturity, they greatly IA
eae the change taking place In the system, and OBJ
yiae danger while they prevent pain Married Ladies'
may take them atany time, except during the term Of
maternity 10 administer them at that time would be to
prevent Nature from nlhing her design.
These Pills are put NJ In square hatboNes Persons
esiiing where there agency established, by en-
co.ins One D0llar In letter, prepaid, 60 DR. q.
CHsssEHAS, Box No. ISL Post once, Eew-York city,
can have sent to their respective addresses by
turn mail. AGENTS. :. Mitchell, SacuI A. Sawyer.
Bildefrij H. n. Hay, Portland ke'lding Co. Bos
an Whnl ,saie anal rttatl
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5pttial gutitts.
NOTICE..

The annual meeting OF the Biddeiord Provideni
Association, will be held at the City Council
Rooms, on Tuesday Evening next, 18th inst, at
O'Clock, p. NJ FOE the choice If officers, and The
transaction OF any other business ,ha, nay prop.
erly come before IT, Per order.
Blddeford December 10 ISL
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS
Or. PhsIp,s Trussss.

The great number xradIea cures Of Hernia within
the last few year, By TIE uss Of Dr. nepS Spiral
Spring rrussss, has gven them the prctrencs over all
othe His Apparatus Tor the coection ant cure % st
kinds Of defomss AZ used nj hs MassasAns-tts Geo.
eral Hospital, and are ummended By the hrst sur
seons In Europe and America sign ofth 0olien IA
gle, os fremont g., Boston. III d"
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BRIGHTON MARKET. Dee. ..

A, market llJO Beef Cattle, 1900 sheep, and
ll5O Swine.
Beef Cate. We quote extra $50 AZ %
6rst quality S6,75a s7,l5; second s5,23 aS6, Is;
third S5,JOa s6,2j;
Working Oxen. Sales from s70 10 sl35
Cows and CaIve, SAILS from so 10 Si7.
Sheep. Sales in lots from Sl,92io $3.50.
Swine AT retail, Gom To y cts
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Friendiy Advice 10 Female. Will,

nom motives which every female will appreciate we alb
stain from specifying the many distressing complaints
they are subject; constrained to say, that, DR
CHEESEMAN'S FENALg PILLs are the remedy, whenever
they are administered for functional derange
mcuts Of females. There Is such word as "faIl."
This Is rule that has known no exception in period
oftweuty years. For all local affections which prevent
maternity they inf.IIbe. They must never be taken
when that eyert is in prospect, they would inevitably
ecude the possibility OF lis occurrence. See adver-
tisement.
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Once holder Removed.

NEW York, Dec. 3.
Intelligence has been received at the Office
Of the District Attorney of the U. 5. for this
District. that the official career Of that officer
will terminate with tomorrow. The reasons
assigned are his opposition to Mayor Wood
and the regular Democratic nominations.
which, the President says. must be sustained
at all hazards. Special reference is made by
the President to the speech at the Academy
Of Music, and the letter to Mr.. III. Nicoll.
Ii is also reported that Gen. Cas- might
have prevented this step, but decided not to
interfere.
Ii is probable that Saml J. Tilden will
be appointed Mr.. McHeon's successor, though
the compliment Of an offer Of it will be paid
to Jud % Parker, who is expected to decline.
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800 Agents Wanted.

We want smart agent In every town in New Eng.
land, to thoroughly and Introduce our Patent
India Rubber Safety Fluid Lamps. Agents can easily
make from Ave to Any dollars aday, the profits being
large and the sales only imteby the number Of ami
lies Towns in which have already sold the Patents
will only be excepted.
Alllettsrs Of inquiry must contain stamp TO pre-
nav the answer. SHAW 4 CLARK. Jewellers,
l2tf Bildeford, Me.
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There are at present at the Navy Yard in
Kittery, SCI men. The highest number oil
men employed was in the month OF Septem-
Der. when the roll-book contained the names
of Gel men.
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The chairs Of the new Hall Of Represen.
tatives at Washington, cost $40 each, and
the desks 800 each.
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no.roS MARKET. Dec. /;

FLoUR.-Sales Of Western Supertne at S. 90
fancy, S. % To 5 IS; extra, SO 90 to s. 90.
GRAIN Com-Sales OF mellow at 90 10 92c;
mixed OF 80 To 9oc. Oats-Norihern at % TO 10
cents. Rye, Sc.
HAY.-Saes Of Eastern q, $40 per ton.
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DODGE. CILBERT a Co,

Dealers In RInsHxp WAe1x ALE, ILiyflc ePaxos.
Cauiage Bolts, Bands, Punched Nuts and Washers,
Aaleahle Iron Castines BnrrHs BKLLows, AHvILs and
VICES Portable Porges and Leather Betting, Tinmeus,
Cooper, Boiler and Wagon Rvets, J ick and Press
Screws, Fan Blowers, Lathe Chain and Cogs, Lathe
Dogs. Chuck, Coach screws. Emery, &c.
log State Street. poston
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CuxAr CoRN. The lexington (Ky.) Oh.
server says thatat Terrc Haute. Ia. last week
corn was selling at twenty cents. and many
buyers were not offering over IL cents per
bushel. In Posey county, Indiana, just be-
low Evansville, corn in the field was offering
last week Q twelve and . half cent pel bush-
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State Of Maine.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Augusta, Nov. -, 1857
An adjourned session Of the Executive Council
will he held at The Council Chamber IN Augusta
on Tuesday, the twenty, second day Of December
next. Attest,
q,ysn ~ NJ State
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Al a Court Of Probate held n, Saeo, within
and for the County Of York, on the first Tues
day In December, in the year Of our Lord eiyt.
teen hundred aud h1y-seven. by the Honorable
ElwaIdE Bourne, Judge Of said Court:
an the petition OF Benaiah Clark, Guardian OF
OAdelaide F. Emery, a minor aud child Of
Charles f. Emery, deceased. representing that
the goods, chaites and credits Of his said ward are
not sufficient to answer the just debts, expenses
Of mainiainance and charges u Guardianship, by
the sun Of one hundred and fay dollars, and pray.
ing that license may lie granted TO him to sell and
convey so much ofihe real estate Of bic said ward
as may be necessary to satisfy the claims aiofe'
said: ..-.
ORDERED,
That The petitioner give notice thereof to a per.
sons Interested In said estate BY causing copy u
this order To be plhlshed three weeks suct essve.
" in the Union and Eastern Journal, printed al
BidJcford, IN said county. that they may appear
al n Probs,e Court. 10 be held nj Alfred, In
said county, on the int Tuesday IN January
next AZ ten Of the clock In The forenoon, and shew
cause, ifany they have, Why the prayer Of said
- n n
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Al a Court of Probate held at Ssco, wilh
and for the County of York, on the first Tuesda

At a Court of Probate held nj Saco, within
and for the County OF York, on the first Tuesday
in December, in the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and iity.seyen, by the Honorable I'd
ward T., Bourne, Judge Of said Court. :.
CAMUEL ROBERTS, Guardian of Mary r.
y Rhoades aud Sarah J. Rhoades, minors and
children Of Aaron Rhoades and Ruth Rhosdes
late oI Marlborough, IN said county, deceased,
having presented his first accom-, oi uardianshlr
OF his said waris Tor allowance, ~.
ORDERED. That the said Guardian give notice
to nil PEI sous Interested, by causing "a copy OF
this order To be published three weeks successive
~ in the Union aud Eastern Journal printed al
Blddeford, in said county, that they may appear
at Probate Court, TO be holden nj Alfred, IN
said county, on the first Tuesday In January
next, at ten OF the clock In the forenoon, ano
shew cause, II any they have, why the same
should not be allowed.
50 Attest, FRANCIS Bacon, Register.
A true copy, Attest, FRANCIS BACON Register
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derfuI preparation is having an extensive sale IN
oil parts of the Union. II is one olthe few paten,
medicines which are now sod over the country,
that are really what their inventors CLAIM Tor
them. Wherever !, has had fir trial, the result
has Leeu precisely as Wood predicts. i, has new.
or failed to turn the white hair back TO the na,u.
raj color, where the directions have been strictly
followed, and in numerous cases /, has restored
the hair upon heads tina, had been bald for years.
Il i, not prelet ded that il will make the hair grow
in every case, but where i, tails there is certainly
no remedy. The restoration Of the hair has been
effected in so many instances where the case
seemed utterly hopeless, tina, !, is certainly worth
while for all WHO have lost their hair 10 Try the
experiment Of using a bottle or two Of Woods
Restorative. Moline Workman. 4wi9
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Diseases of the Eve and Ear.

DR $. G. PRATT, from eish, years experience
as n Oculis, and Auris,, respectfully tenders ~,
professional services to the public with the iuli
assurance tina, in future rs in time past, u shall
be his cames, endeavor TO merit the confidence OF
those trusting in his skill As 10 the merits o his
practice, he Is permitted 10 give the following ref
evnces.
T. II. Greenough, NJ. ID, Of the Eye lnfimary,
New Orleans. James Buchanan, NJ ID, OF the
Eclectic Medical College, Cincinnati. Prof. Da'
VIZ Of the Jefferson Medical College, Phila.-
Hon. Horace Mann, Pres. Of Antioch Coleee,
Yellow Springs, Ohio. John O. White, NJ. d.,
Mass. General Hospital. L. W. Boynion, Geoo
gist, PhiIa. TWO
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NOTICE.

TINE members Of the Frat Class Of the York
i County Mutual Fire lnsnance Company are
hereby notified that the Dlrcctsrs OF said Colnps.
nv have ordered 81 assessmcnt on the members
q said clss. payable on of before the 18Th day
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To Female InYaiids.

NO PHYSICIAN, NO MEDICAL ADVICE Is RE-
" quircd by the female inyalid suffering from func-
tOns disturbances special to her Ii Is simply nee
that sha shanLl the pronertips OF
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Excitiag Ramon from wa.hiugtsa In
Regard 10 Kansas Affairs.

W ARLINGTON, Dcc' 4.
Correspondence New York Courier and
Enquirer. \ rumOr prevails here that in
case the Presidents message sustains the Lee
compton Constitution, Gov. Walker designs
issuing an address to the people of the In
ION, recommending the Free States to resist
the enforcement ofthe Constitution by arms,
and that, il he is removed by the President,
Gov. Walker will Immediately return to
Kansas to join the peoples movement. This
corresponds with previous private statements
OF Gov. Walkers declaration, / cannot,
however, vCuch for the authenticity OF the
rumor.
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A REcKIrT WORTH $1,000. Take one pound
of soda and half pound ofunslacked lime,
put them in gallon Of water, and let them
boil twenty minutes let il stand till cool /,
then drain Of, and put il in n stone jug or
jar. Soak your dirty clothes over night, or
until they are wet through; then wiring
them out and rub on plenty Of soap, and in
one boiler OF clothes well covered with wa
ter. add one tcaspooniul Of the washing fluid.
Boil half an hour briskly, then wash them
thoroughly through one suds, and rinse well
through two waters. and your clothes will
look better than the old way OF washing
twice before boiling. This receipt is inval.
liable, and every poor tired woman should
try il. With patent tub TO do the little
rubbing, the washerwoman might take the
last novel and compose herself on the lounge,
and let the washing do itself.
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SHARP PRACTICE. Alta certain knitting
establishment in Troy, the proprietor some
weeks since informed his hands that he should
he obliged to suspend operations, as he had
no demand for his goods. The operators
avoided suspension. however. by method
AS novel as il was creditable They ran the
mill on half time. and purchased in the at
ternoon the goods which they had manuiac.
tured in the morning, peddling them thro'
the city and vicinity. In this way they have
kept themselves in employment ever since.
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Charles ii. Goodwin, engineer in n
blind factory in Greenfield, Mas, goes to
England in the next steamer TO look alter
an estate Of $500, 900, left to himself, his
father and aunt, by brother Of his father
and aunt, by brother of his father lately
deceased in London.
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pEMovAL. d. D. srspxin Il 90. have removed to
~ the new Granite Store Nos so and So broad Street.
Opposite Tilden Blockl where Their win continue their
Smsr oq,lnesi - lmporten and Wholesale Dealers In
hthesp, China and dhn Ware.
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The INEQUALITIES Oh JrSTi,E. VIM. y.
Tuckerman. who stole $4,000 from the
Eastern Railroad Corporation, while Treas
urer, and 10000 or 81 600 from the Il. ).
4 p. Railroad Co.. and who has recently
been detected in extensive mail robberies, has
been at large on hail while Edward liodg-
kins for stealing a canary bird and cage, was
in our Court on Tuesday sentenced to two
years imprisonment in the State Prison and
Leonard Allen for breaking and entering the
house of William Blair Of Falmouth, and
stealing therefrom 1925. was sentenced to
hard labor in the State Prison for yfre years.
Portland idrcr, isCr.