The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-10-30
A.us 6atbuinss, ct.

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PERsosAL. Dr.. 8. Ciesson Pratt, tho en-
inent English Oculiss and Aurist b now ut
the Biddsiord House where he tenders bis
professional services 70 the public. for the
special treatment Of the eye and ear. His
references are among the most eminent med.
ical men 10 the United States.
An editor, whose Subscribers COM
planned that he did not give them news
enough. told hem to read the Bible, which
would doubtless Be news to most Of thsm.
Mr.. John Holland, Jr., Of Lewiston, Me-,
has COW which has yielded in ak months
PASS quarts Of milk, amounting at I've
cents per quart 70 the nice sum Of Sl22 90.
DR.. Pratt cures deafness and blindness.
TEE Pic1oRrrs. The Providence Tran.
script states that all tho factories owned and
run BY Mesn. A. 3 W. spnsue, stopped
Friday night, thus throwing about 5000
persons out Of employment.
Tho Glasgow Mail, in relation 70
reported death bed confession Of female
servant In the Smith family. says: The
story Is tissue Of sbsurdity. and Christisna
Haggert is at the present moment In the en-
joyment Of the best Of health"
The st. Louis Democrat says II 10
rumored that the ofiosrs in the army sta
toned In Kansas have pstitionsd the Presi.
dent for tho removal OF Gov. Walker, on &c
count Of his interference with the troops 70
induce them 70 vote at the late election.
The only child Of Alfred and Caroline
d. Hanson, Of Bangor, died on the 18th Of
October. On the 2lst inst, Mrs. Hanson
followed hsr child, ssd, on the 22d. Mr..
Hanson Joined his wife and child in the
world beyond the grave.
DR.. Pratt guarantees perfect satisfaction
10 patients.
TERRIBLE DEATH OF AN AMERICAN LADY
AT MoSr BLANC. A correspondent Of the
Manchester (England) Guardian, gives an
account Of the ascent Of Mont Blanc by .
largo party, among whom, young lady
named Tnlaway, slipped over an Ice preci
pioe AMI fell hundreds Of feet into assure,
where she must have boon dashed TO pieces.
-Ex.Senator John Petit Of Lay fayette,
Ind. has been defeated for tho Judgeship in
the 18th circuit, by Charles II. Test, re-
publican, whose majority is about 400. In
Cas- county the republicans overcamc q
democratic majority of 100 votes, last fall,
and elected Judge Wright to all vacancy
In the legislature. White county, last fall
democratic, is this year largely republican.
The New York Times has been pub.
fishing statements Of the number Of hands
discharged during the present month from
various manufacturing establishments in
that city. The aggregate foots up 'irteen
thousand three hundred and serenity Lree.-
What an amount Of suffering will result
from this deprivation Of employment.
DR.. Pratt's treatment Of the ego and ear
causes no pain.
FRox KANSAS. The Quindaro corrospon.
dent Of the Chicago Tribune gives full re-
turns Of the election 10 Kansas, from which
It appears that there is complete " Free
State triumph" The election Of Psrrott is
confirmed, and tho Legislature stands as fol.
lows COuucil-Republican, 0; Pro-slavery,
4; Republican majority, 4. House Of Rep
esentatives-Republicin, q; Pro-slavery,
u, Republican majority Is. Republican
majority on joint ballot, 20.
The Republican editors Of the Boston
Traveller have been pretty thoroughly sift-
ed out. No less than Eve Of the ablest anti.
slavery writers in the country, who became
connected with that paper when 1t swal.
lowed tho Atlas and Chronicle-two Of the
best Republican journals in the State
have, one after the other, dissolved their
connection with that establishment, viz
Robert Carter. Charles c. Hasswell. VIM.
s. Robinson, Samuel Bowles, and Edward
q. Parker.
We trust all Republican subscribers and
readers will govern themselves accordingly.
RenneJee Journal.
MURDER IN CORNISH. Mr.. Dudley driver
of the stage from Cornish, informs US that o
murder was perpetrated in that town on
Friday evening. Two men named Cole.
who were recently discharged from Alfred
Jail, visited the homo Of 4 respectable widow
lady, and attempted an entrance against her
wishes. Her cries for assistance were an.
swered by Mr.. John Brown, who was at.
tackled and fatally stabbed BY the Coles
They were promptly arrested. Mr.. Brown
leaves wife and three children. -Poriland
Adrertisr.
RopBrRY IN WISpuAx. A man named
Winthrop, who has been engaged at work
for Mr.. Lamb, brickmsker Ia Wotbrook,
started on foot on Thunday afternoon for
his homo 10 windbam. Early the same