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WIGS, WIGS. WIGS.

BACHELORS WIGS AND TOUPEEs smpass all.
They are eegnnt, tight, easy Snl durable.
Fitting q chanm-NO turning up hchiui-SO
shrinking OF the head. Made al 2J3 broadway, New
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9SrohGte sIotUceS.

Al a Court of Probate held at Alfred, within
and orthe County ofYork, on the first Tuesday
in January, Ia the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred aud fity.eight, by the Honorable Ed.
ward Z. Bourne Judge, OF said Court:
an the petition Of Daniel Chadboune guardian
" Of Thomas J. Cuts, George W. Cuts, and
Charles A. Cults, minors and children Of Thomas
II. Cuts, late Of North Berwick in said county,
deceased representing that said minors are,seized
and possessed Of the following described real es.
tate, situated in North Berwick and more pariicu.
larry described in said petition.
That an advan .ageous otier Of one thousand and
fly dollars has been made by William = Cuts OF
North berwick in said county, which offer Il Is
for the interest Of all codcerned Immediately TO
accept, and the proceeds Of sale TO be put out on
interest for the benefit Of the said minors, and
praying that license may be granted him TO sell
aud convey the interest aforesaid, according TO
the statute in such cases made and provided.
ORDERED, That the petitioner give notice there.
of 10 all persons interested In said estate, BY
causing copy OF this order TO be published In tho
Union IL Eastern Journal printedat Biddeford,ln
said county, for three weeks successfully, that
they may appear nj a Probate Court TO be held
at Saco, In said county, on the first Tuesday 10
February nexl.at ten Of the clock in the fore.
noon, aud shew cause, if any they have why
the prayer Of said petition should not he granted
3 Attest, FRANCIS hooS, Register.
A true copy, Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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BY DIR. cULvERwELL.

Member OF the ROYAL College Of Surgeons Of
England, (ls27.) Licentiate ofihe Hall (lS2i,)
and ID years Resident Practitioner in London /;
Author OF the "Guide To Health" "Green
Book" I" How TO be Happy" Memories OF
Married and Single Life. >" &c.
This small but highly valuable Tcsise, written
by worlJ.renowned Physician ard Surgeon,
points Oh, the only sure aud permanent cure for
all diseases resulting from seli-abuse, and Is the
only publication Of its kind written Ia benevo.
lent spirit and by q scientific msn II should he
ia the hands Ut all who value their life and health
and happiness here and hereafter.
Price, ~ cents, or I stamps, at the receipt Of
which u Will be sent, pos, free, and well secured,
t5s6, New York. lyriO
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DR. Chauney Booth, Physician and SUI
pcrintendent OF the Insane Asylum at SON.
erville, died Tuesday evening, of consump-
ton, after lingering illness.
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SIRIUS 6atbuiuss, IT.

A subscription has been opened in New
Orleans for the presentation of sword to
Commodore Psulding, by Citizens who are
no, fllibustcrly inclined, and who approve
his seizure OF Walker. Ii is also proposed
to present flag to the officers and crew OF
the Wabash, with the same intent.
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UPWARDS of $4,000 has already been
raised, and put out rs interest. Of the sum
required for the purchase Of Mount Vernon.
100000 is the sum demanded for land and
buildings
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Al Court OF Probate held at Alfred within
and for the County Of York, onihe first Tuesday
in Jsnuay, IN the year oil our Lord eighteen
hundred and ffy.eight by the Honorable Ed.
ward L. Bourne, Judge Of said Court.
nN the petition Of Benjamin Johnston, a credit.
~ tor fihe estate Of Samuel II Johnston late
OF Buxton in said Jounty, deceased, praying that
administration Of the estate Of said deceased may
be granted TO Samuel Eaton or some other suit.
able person.
ORDERED, That the petitioner cite the next Of
kin 10 take administration aud give noiice.thereoi
10 the heirs Of said deceased and TO all persons in.
terested in said estate, by causing Y copy Of this
order TO be published in the Union & Eastern
Journal, printed In Biddeiord, in said county.
three weeks successfully, that they may appear
nj a Probate Court TO be holden at Saco, In said
county, on the first Tuesday 10 February next, nj
ten OF the clock in the forenoon, and shew eau e,
IL any they have, why the prayer of said petition
should moi be granted.
3 Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A true copy, Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
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At q Court OF Probate held at Alfred, within
and for the County OF York, the first Tuesday
in January, In the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and dlly-eighi, by the Honorable Ed.
ward L. Bourne, Judge OF said Court.
an the petition Of Sarah A. Hill, Guardian Of
~ Nathaniel Gould, a minor, rpIescnling that
said minor Is seized aud possessed o(ihe following
described real estate, viz: about seven acres of
meadow land, situated IN said Lyman, being more
fully described In the said petition.
That an advantageous offer Of one hundred
twenty-five dollars has been made by James Kim.
ball Of Lyman, In said county. which offer Il il
for the interest Of oil Concerned immediately 10 &C.
cept; and the proceeds OF sale 10 bc put out on in.
terrsi for the benefit ofihe said minor. and praying
that license may be granted him TO sell and convey
the interest aforesaid, according TO the statute
in such cases made und provided.
ORpERKD, That the petitioner give notice there.
of 10 al pcryoas Interested in said estate By caus-
ing a copy o( this order TO be published three
weeks suct essi,eIy in the Union and Eastern
Journal, printed al Bldjefori, In said county,
that they may appear at a Probate Court, 10
be held a Ssco, In said county, on ihs flint
Tuesday IN February next, a Ten OF the - in
The forenoon, and shew cause, if any, Z,
Why the prayer Of said petition
granted. 40
2 Attest FRAxoI IN.
a true copy, Attest, E1 Sister
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Freedom Notice.

THlS 10 10 certify that I. ocovs CLARK, Of L.
i msn, 10 the County Of Yosk, and Stats o
Maine, have this day given 10 my sou. 0eou'
Clark, j., bis time 10 tFsds sad trsnssct buslsss
NOT psy any Of hp debts from ihis date; .,v
Atisst-Edward Card.
Lyman, Jan. I, ieoA 3w&
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Al Court Of Probate, held at Alfred, within
and for the County Of York, on the fnt
Tuesday Ia January In the year Of our Lord,
eighteen hundred aud ffy.eight, by the Hon.
NATHAN d. APPLETON, named executor
IN in a certain instrument, purporting 10 be the
last will aud testament with a codicil annexed, Of
Anna Hall late Of kennebunk in said county, ne.
ceased, having presented The same ior probate:
ORDERED, That the said executor give notice
TO all persoLs interested, by causing a copy Of
this order 20 be published three weeks successive.
ly, in the Union and Eastern Journal, printed at
Biddeford, that they may appear at q probate
court, TO be held at Saco, IN said county, on
the first Tuesday In February next, at ten Of the
clock In the forenoon, and shew cause II any they
have, why the said instrument should not be prov.
ed, approved, and allowed rs the last will and
testament and codcil OF the said deceased.
3 Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A true copy, Attest, Francis BACON, Register.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-01-22

A new counterfeit FIVE dollar note on the
Mechanics Bank, OF NewburypOrt, has made
its appearance in Boston.
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A lady writing from brooklyn, says! Would
that could express - this short letter the value
Of your luyigorator has been to me ia raising a
large family Ut chldreu, for IL has never failed Ia
relieve all affections at the stomach, bowels, or
attacks Of worms. Ii mothers once had this
remedy placed within their reach, aud were tough,
how To use il, fearful aud untold amount Of ag.
oay might be slyed.h
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Consumption I Liver Complaint
MAS. oARDNsa's INDIAN sALsAM
Lixerxort and Hoarhound.
NOTICE.

s 1 1Sossn0 ~. 10 c.sssiIs,. q c., ssSsr
he arm q ASyasses Z 0sst~ew, ssd vii stissd
b olos hssssosSss occupied by n. .; AsStSsoa
JOHN n. ooopkNoW;
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CLEAVES g. KiMBALL,
}. 4 Biddoford House Block.

At No. q Biddeford House BLOCK,
A RE selling of their stock Of WATCHES,
n CLOCKS, JEWELRY AND SILVER
WARE, at prioss ,ehieh Diff eompstition. Call
and see. 2mos4
Biddeford, Jan. 81, 1858.
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sc q t Il 6

In Philadelphia, Jan. Z, Mrs. Josephine A. Miner,
aged - years months, wife % Mr.. james Miner AMI
yuungsst daughter 81 Oliver Phibrick, ESQ., Of Ktsry,
Me.
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JONI ii. WHITE, while at work alone in
sash and blind factory at Bloomfield, on
Tuesday, was killed by being caught by his
clothing in the machinery. lie was Is
years Ofase, and leaves a family to mourn
his loss.
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IMPORTANT LETTER
BRUNSWICK.

Mr.. C. w. Afrsu, Portland,
DEAR SR-For the last seven years ] h,v'
been severely afflicted with sore eyes, durnt
that time have used everything In the market
and 10 no effect for the better, until obtained !
box Of DR.. PETTIT'S EYE SALvE, winch
have used, aud now believe my eyes eniirel,
cured. To all afflicted with any disease Of The
Eyes, ] would cheerfully .ecomme.d the use o
the AMERICAN EYE SALvE,
-.H (Signed,) OLIVE STORER.
DR.. Petitt's
AMERICAN EYE SALVE.
CURES-Sore and Weak Eyes!
CURES-Innamed Eyes!
CURES-Ulcented Eye-lids
CURES-Scrofulous Sores and Ulcers!
CURES-Shaving Sores and Pimples
CURES-Ringworm and BARRIERS Itch
CURES-S0RE LIPS, Cuts, Bruises, &C.!
CURES-The PILES, applied externally!
Nv. ATWELL, Portland, General Agent.
Sold by all dealers In medicine everywhere.
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Tux total Of salaries received by the Brit
ish Cabinet Ministers is s2s9,0OO per an
mum the amount received by the President.
Vice President and Cabinet Ministers Of the
United States is $4,000.
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ARCTUSINE.

A PrspAss.,ea frss the Canada Bsas, sr prsassl,e
n Ne gysvA ssd isxlrssss e - Hall. Jsr ale b
!" Ssss YaSssry Isls.a, ssss.
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TuE Empress Eugene, of France, recently
appeared at ball. wearing jewels whose
value was estimated ut $500, 900, and hav-
ing aounces Of lace ON her robe that cost
500, 900. At the other extreme, Detroit
paper mentions the arrest Of woman IN
that city with nothing on her person but a
loye-letter and dagucrreotype.
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hence an Immediate cure.
DsIIey'- Magical Pain Extractor,
and astAiaE else, will alay inflammation at once AMI
make a rtain cure.
DALEY. Magical Pnin Extractor
will the following among great catalogue Of dis
eases, Barns, Sedids, Cuts, Chdfss, Sore Nipples,
Corns, BaEiORs, Bruises StraiHs, Bates, P0isoH,
CAiibIaias Blss, Serofia, Ulcers FCusr Sores, Lar
IeAs, Plies, Sore Eyes, GOHt, Seedlings. RhsUna-
tism ScaiI Head, SAT- RAssn, BaIiasss, ErysiPsias,
RiHg geo NJ, BORDERS HeA, Small POr, Measles, Rash,
&c b., &c.
To some Il may seem ncrclulous that many dis
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wll vanish when reflections Ponts 10 the fact, that the
sAlye "a combination IL ingredients, each and every
one applying perfect intdOte to It's opposite disorder
Daley. Magical Pain Extractor
In its effects l. magical because the time Is short be-
tween disease and perman-Ht cure anl IL is an eX-
tractor as Il draws All disease out 81 the affected part
having nature perfect before the injury II Is
scarcely necessary % saw that house. vOrk-ehop,
uanuftcs0ry should pa moment without It,
No Pain Extractor Is genuine unless the box has upon
steel plate engraving, with the name Of Henry Dali
lev, Manufacturer.
Tor sale by all the Druggists ami paleil medicine
dealers Throughout the Unltsl States and Canaias.
Principal Depot, l0S Dhambers St., New York.
iyr5l CT. CHASE.
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Al q Court Of Probate held at Alfred, within
and for lhecoun,y OF York, on the first Tuesday
in January, 10 the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and 6ny-elsht by The Honorable Ed.
ward T.. Bourne, Judge Of said Court:
JOSEPH HUBBARD, executor Of the will Of
deceased, having presented hi. first account Of ad
mns,ralon Of the estate Of said deceased, Tor al.
lowance:
OKDEREp, That the said executor give notice
to all persons interested. by causing cspy Of
this order TO be Published three weeks success.
sively 10 the Union and Eastern Journal, printed
p,osS. c :s,u MA appear
said county, on the first Tuesday In February
next, AT ten Of the clock in the forenoon, and
shew cause, IL any they have, why the same
should not he allowed.
3 Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
A true copy, Attest, FRANCIS BAcos. Regisier.
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Saco Water Power Co.

TIME Treasurer Of the Saco Water Power
J. Company hereby gives notice that the
amount .! oil assessments voted by The Said
Company, and actually paid IN, is six hundred
& seventy thousand dollars. Thai he amount Of
the exi,,lng capital stock is six hundred & seventy
thousand dollars. Tha, the debts due from said
Company ON the first day OF January instant,
amounted 10 one hundred and filiy seven thou.
sand and seveniy-six dollars 22.i00. That the
amount Of the capital stock invested in real Is.
tate, buildings, machinery, aud other fixtures, Is
six hundred aud seventy thousand dollars. THAI;
the last estimated value affixed To the real estate
OF said Company by the assessors Of the towns
in which the same is located is five hundred and
sixty thousand, seven hundred aud twenty-five
dollars, and the aggregate value affixed to all the
taxable property OF said corporation by said as.
SCISSORS Is i've hundred aud sixty thousand, seven
hundred and twenty-five dollars.
WILLIAM DWIGHT.
Boston, January Z, 1853. Treasurer
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Die. SANFOEeD's
TNVT2ORATOR
OR LIVER REMEDY

Is An ARTICLE THAT EVERYBODY
l. needs who is not in perfect stat. VI heal:b.
tor the Liver i second Ouly TO the heart IN oui
human economy, and when tina, Is deranged, the
whole vital machinery Iuns wrong. To find u
medicine peculiarly adapted To tins disease has
beeu the study 1T one Of the proprictors. IN "a
large aud extended practice for the pas, twenty
years, aud the result Of his experiment is the Ia.
vigoraior, rs n ne,er'ialling remedy where med
icinc has any power to help, As a Liver Rem.
edy il has no equal, rs all testify who use it,
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Com nm onwealth Of Msssachusetts.
BosroS, Suffolk, -. On this eighth day OF
January, A. ID. 1858, before me, Commissioner
appointed by the Governor Of Maine TO admins
Ter oaihs, &c, in Massachusetts, to he used or
recon ed IN Maine, William Dwight PERSONAL "
appeared and made oath that the foregoing decla.
ration by him signed, is true.
Witness my hand aud seal,
J. WlNGATE THORNTON,
Iva Commissioner aud Justice Of the Peace.
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M,Dx INSANE ny LIQuoR. The St. Antho-
ny (Min) News says that gentleman from
Maine who recently arrived in that city for
the purpose ofmaking investments, was in,
duced to visit one of the fashionable saloons
where he was 'drugged with the internal
strychnine doses Of the establishment and
has been ever since wild, jibberins luna
tic. After being confined for several weeks,
he was taken the other day By his brother,
and the two travelled again toward home.
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AT the present time there are no less than
100000 acres ofpublic lands in Minncso-
ta subject to pro cmptiOn at the rate of 81 20
an acre.
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DURING the past year % revolutionary
soldiers have died, as have also 2j persons
Of one hundred years and over.
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pALLEY's
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
- Magical Pain Extractor,

In all diseases inflammation more or less prelomlnltcs
% slay inflammation strikes at he ToSt - disease
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1T is stated that a minister is on trial in
New York State, ore of the charges against
him being that he hired livery horse and
wagon, was gone two days, snapped horses
six times, and came back to the stable with
the same horse he took out, having made
one hundred dollars by the operation
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TnE Rockland Gazette gives the following
statistics Of the lime business, the leading
business Of that city;
The whole quantity of lime manufactured
in Rockland from March lst 1857, to Jnnu-
ary lst 1853, was Gel GIG chsks. Of this
quantity the number u casks burnt in pa
tent kilns was 300,66O. The number Of
kilns of lime burnt in kilns of the old con-
struetion during the time named, was 40.
yielding in the aggregate 32l ,Oj6 casks OF
lime
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rINIiE Subscriber, having taken the above store,
l. Intends To keep constantly on hand u choice
..Iaa,inn ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-11
Col. Davis nnd his Speech.

The Holly Springs Democrat, referring to the 4th
Of July speech made by Col JEFF Davis, on the shin
John Whitney, INDUCES in the following ungracious
commentary:
We are very much in hopes the honorable gentle.
man Is wrongly reported for we are 10th to part
company with him on the Union question aud come
to regard him Of the eau t-be.kickel.ont.o.
the unomgentemen. Southern statesmen we main
tam have no right to tell the Yankees that this
Union cannot be dissolved for that is lust what
these Yankees assert themselves. We hope to see n
pen; but should il prove to be true report it will
snow that our ire.eating Senator was travelling
North III more senses than one when he delivered
the speech and may further. arouse feeling in
Mississippi which will demonstrate to tie bonor1l L.
gentleman that the mosquitoes of whom he sUel k
have 1t in their power greatly annoy il not wound
the great Senatorial Ok of Mississippi We reneaf
Il ne dtd not use the language he owes it to his con
sutueuts to contradict it.
We opne our Mississippi cotsmDorarv has asce,-
taned to his satisfaction ere this that the honorable
senator was correctly reported and II he is sur
prised at the sea speech, he Will probably he aston
ished at the land speech delivered at Portland Maine
The Maine papers, all of which are freesoiI As are
ttSesiSths of the people were delighted with it, aud
arrived at the conclusion that whilom freeater of
the rabidest kind was not so dreadful A personaga
after undergoing Northern seayoyaGe and a trans.
L ''A''A W - l'Nltlpltdil It-lulS,
Col Davis has turned or is irving To turn his ma
lleal locomotive in the direction Of the White House
whether 1t will break down. get switched off the
Presidential track blow up, or encounter obstacles
that cannot be overcome. the future must jeyeIan
We are under the impression, however. that his re-.
cent wonderful transformation and attempts to win
upon the regard of the fanatics Of Yankee st,tas
will not add to his strength in the South or in Nfsss
sippi Indeed as the Holly Springs Democrat sic.
ndeaatly intimates he may get the Legislature after
him before long, aud those he has spokenof contemp
tuonsy may be the means of bringing him to political
death He has plenty Of enemies in his own party
ranks in onr sister State.
Only "a few years ago Col Davis canyassed Missis.
sippi denouncing all who would not join him in
resisting the Compromise Measures, as erayens,
submissionists,' aud factions traitors aud now
Immediately after the adjournment Of Congress
which hat refused admit Territory into the Union
e Site simp hscause its constitution permitted
Slavery he goes Nefhand sings songs OF praise upon
oar g.loGtoas Unionl' The straageaess Of tbs mo
eedpre has already lead to many aud viii lead 10 many
more comments, net at alliaYoratleto col. Davis.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-11

HoILYwooD HoTEL.-This establishment situate
gu the eastern shore of Mobile Bay, is one of the
ostaelightful spots in that delightful neighborhood
1T III id delicious shade place. sweetened at all times
With the fresh sea breeze, and layed by the purest
salt water; ana being d superb and welkept hotel
ga every respect, is much resorted to BY the Aabam
aus and other seekers of pleasure in that region.
Bathing fishing, sailing, music, dancing, everything
Ia short that contributes to the comfort of the invalid
or summer Ionnger, is to be enjoyed at Hollywood,
We speak Of Che place right knowingly having lately
been tiere. We would call attention to the adyer-
tisement Of the proprietors, Messrs SALES Drake,
The place Is only an hours ride from Mobile.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-11

SFRoNG DRlSE VS.. Lose LIFE From statistics
carefully collected in England, appears that in that
country three hundred aud tifty-seyen Incorporate
persons die for every hundred and ten OF temper
ate habits At twenty years Of age, an Incorporate
man may expect to live fifteen and half years long
er, while temperate man Of the same age may eX-
pect to live forty four years longer. AT Thirty an in
temperate man will probably live fourteen years long
er, temperate man thirty years longer At forty,
nm Incorporate man will ordinarily live twelve years
longer while temperate man Will live twcnty-une
years longer.