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SAVAGE. The Washington Union attacks
Mr.. Payne (who only last fall was the Dem
osrstc Opponen, Of Mr.. Chase. for Governor
Of ohio) in the mos, virulent terms for his
opposition TO LecomptOn and slludes to Sen :
ator Douglass o. the patriot Arnold" I'M
conditional submission Is the only test oil
Democracy a, the White House.
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Full TINE AoAIS.-All the mills at Man.
chester, n. H., commenced running full time
yesterday, six days week. The Mirror says
ri: is the whole city talk, and We can't re-
member seeing so many happy people about
our streets, rejoicing at the return Of days Of
prosperity" For several months these mills
have been running only four days in week.
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r. &c b. .

TIME subscriber, being unwell and unable 70
Il continue the Paint and Oil business, an
nsrsons Indebted TO him are requested TO settle
Immediately. Ny demands have been LEFT with
I r, Mason, and all persons indebted TO me can
call at his Office and settle with him. On all de-
mands settled within thirty days from the date
hereof, no cost will be made.
"'''''' THOMAS I. MURPHY.
N.,.h Of 1883. 3wl3
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Medical Notice.

Having responsible clerk to conduct n,
Drug business, the subscriber viii hereafter de.
vote his whole time to the practice of medicine
aud operative surgery, in this and adjoining
towns, where his services may be required.
OFrIcE-No. Biddeford House Block, Res
idenee, corner OF Cedar and Centre Streets.
JAMES SAWYER. NJ. d.
Biddsford, jan, lass. 6mos2
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Agents Wanted.

1OO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN ARE
lOO wanted 10 travel as agents which will receive
for their services Sin per month, aud expenses paid
or an agcn, engage In the business for HIMSELF up
on capital Of from five 10 twelve dollars, and make
from three twelve dollars per day. Tor rareul us
addres. Goddard Co., Worcester, Mass, and eheio'e
a p,stage stamp.
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LUMBER. LUMBER.

IusT received, 5 CARLOADS OF "eh"s''''u
81 LUMBER, cnnsistingol
r,,x,n no,rps. for finishing and floors, aud PlssS,
sra,a q, A insb,. thick. CLAPB0ARDs and sHiNolf :.
This, with my former stock on hand, viii make go'd
s..or,,nen, for spring trade. Those in ~ant OF I'M.
Der would do well call before purchasing elsewhere
AL orders from Abroad promptly aushaeu
J. D. PATTES,
Mach ,,,h. is.s Peppsrell Square saoo.
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Onr 25 Cent Bottles.

We are now having DIR. BraLrioH sxARr's CoroH
MEDICINE put up In twenty I've cent ti, bottles, for
the " those ~ho have never used IT, OF
who NAV walt only small quantity. We shall also
continue to have the dollar siIs manufactured here
tofore.
Biddeford Me-, Jan. LIST, 1853
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Wis, Wiu, Win.

BArcHELoR's WIGS AND TOUPEEs surpssses
all. They are elegant, light, easy and durable.
Hitting to a charm = No turning up behind = No
shrinking OF the head. Made At 2as broadway, New
York. lyr52
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A., Court Of Probate held az Kenrebunk, within and
fir the County Of York, on the frst ,sdiy IN
March, in the year of iOrl eighteen hundred
and dny tight, ly the Honorable LdWATi l.. Djunc,
judge Of sad Court
JAhE> ". TEBBErr', Administrator Il the estate
C OF Hiram NsTnsy, late II BsrNick, In slii couu-
ty, deceased h. ling presented his account of admins
tTaton ufthc c.tsteOf aid deceased, foT alou lncri
Ordered That the slid Administrator give notice 20 all
persons Interested b, causing copy of this order TO
lie puhshstl thr.e weeks excessively in the Union
AID Eastern Journal. printed ~ BiddrI"Id, IN said
County, that thsy may appear al Probate Court 10 10
held at Alfred in said county, on the first rursdiy IN
April neat, at ten % the clock In the forenoon, and
skew cause, II an! they have, Why the same 'hoa.d
not l.. allowed.
II Attest, Francis Bacon, Register
Atrue copy, Attest, Iraucis Bacon, Register.
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Special Notices.

eUffERERs With Disease. Of the Raddsr. Kidney..
Gravel DroPy, Weakness, Sc, read the advertisement
In another column, headed 'Iielntolds Genuine Prep
Aration' twill
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q Rsmsmbsr the Old Folks coneer,
this evening. 81 Town Hall. SaSo. The press
speak, very highly Of this Troupe. Go and
hear them.
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Notice..

HAvISG made change In my tusnss,, ell r.r'ors
IL indebted IN me, are hereby requested 70 cal ard
''''i e. Immediately. DANIEL .1,nsos.
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complaints. EDEN hNluHT, NJ ID.
Az MORTLEy, ESQ, OF Urea, N. Y, writes. "I have
used your ifcardi myself and in my family ever since
you Invented H. aud believe the best medicine for Ito
purpose ever put out With bad cold should sooner
take any other remedy"
Group, Whooping Cough, Influenza.
SrkisoFfrLD, Miss, Feb. ], 1855.
DsorHrR Arm; will cheerlully certify your cfcrdl
cough Group aud the chest diseases Of children. We Of
your fraternity Ia the South appreciate your SKILL and
commend your medicine to or or, people; o,r,,,
AMOS LEE, ESQ, MoNrEREr, IA, writes, 81 jan, 1856
al had tedious Influenza. which conhned In doors
siK weeks took many medicines without relief finally
tried your cor by the advice Of our clergyman Tho
hrst oss relieved the In my throat and lungs
less than half the bottle made completely we'll.
Your medicines the cheapest we'll the hest we
eau buy and we esteem YOU Doctor aud your remedies
~ the poor mans friend"
Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis.
wEsr M.seHrsrEs, Pa, feb. I, 1850.
sin; Your Cherry Iseordl Is performing marvellous
Ia this sectOu IL has relieved several fon alarm
Ing symptoms OF consumption. and Is now curing man
who has sbored under affection Of the lungs for the
last forty years. HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant.
A. A. RAMSEY, II. D., ALBION, MosRor Co., Iowa.
writes Sept 1855; "Dung my practice OF many years
have found nothing equal 90 your Cherry Iteforal Tor
giving and relief 70 cousumptve patients curing
sucl ~ are durable"
We might add volume, Of evidence but the most con.
vscng proof Of the virtues Of this remedy 10 found In b
effect, upon trial.
Consumption.
Probably no one remedy has ever been known which
cured many and such dangerous cases this. Some
no human aid can resch but TO whose the Gerry
Ite,orul affords relief aud comfort.
Asroa IIous., NEw YoRx Crrr. March 5. 1855.
Dccros ArrR, IowrlL; feel u duty and pleasure
10 inform You what your Cherry Pora has done Tor
wife. She had been Ave months sborng under the dan.
g~rou. symptoms OF Consumption, from which no aid We
could procure gave her much relief she steadily
advice, recommended trial Of your medicine We bless
s Kindness do your skil for sLe has recovered
fom that day. She 10 not yet a strong ~ che used to
BE- but Is nee from her cough and calls herself well.
Yours with gratitude and regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY, or sHrnYvnIl.
rsurrtirss, do not despair ill you have tried Arms
CHEERY PEcroRA IL Is made by Of the best medical
chemists In the world. and s all around M bespeak
the high merits OF Its virtues. Philadelphia Ledger.
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Dalley's Magfcai ram Extractor
win cure the following among long catalogue Of dis
eases, BWa,, Su,i., Caf. CAate,, Sge NPpes,
CSrni, Ban'on,, Br4''e' Sf,ans, Bae,, P%.",, Chl.
Pb,, SIRE Eyes Goat, Seedlings, Reumafism, Scaii
Head, Salt RIeun, BIldne', Hrgite'a, Rngr~m,
To some il may seem ineredulous that so many dis
ease. should be reached BY one article such an idea
will vanish when reflection point, TO the faet that the
sal,e 4. combination OF ingredients, each and every
one applying perfect autidots to ts apostle disorder
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor
In IL. effects magical because the time Is so short be
tween disease and permanent cure and II 10 an tS.
tractor as IL draws out all disease from the affected
part leaving nature perfect as before the injury
Ii Is scarcely necessary Ia say that no house. work
shop, OF mandatory should be one moment without
It.
No Pain Extractor Is genuine unless the box has
upon II steel plate engraving, with the name OF Hen
~ DALEY, Manufacturer.
Tor sale by all the Druggists and Tatent Medicine
Dealers throughout the United States and Cansdss.
Principal Depot, l63 Chambers 81, New York.
lyr39 C.. 4. CHASE
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AYERS
CHERRY
PICTORIAL
FOR TIE RAPID CURE OF
Colds. Coughs, and
iIOarScneSs.

BRiNTiElD, Mass, Goth Dec, 1855.
Ds. J. c. kYER; ] do not hesitate 10 say
the best remedy have ever found for
Coughs, IIoarseness, Influenza. and the
concomitant symptoms OF q Cold, isyour
CHGgRT PEcroRAL. Its constant use In
my practice and my family for the last
ten years has shown II TO possess supe-
rior virtues for the treatment Of these
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The April number Of GoDEr is on hand,
and an excellent number u Is, with something
for every one. The housewife will here lind
a complete IeSeipt-book, the fashion-hanter
her patterns, plates and lstes, styles, and the
reader articles Of interest and amusement
The present number OF April Is one OF I'M
usual Interest. containing many pieces OF
high merit. "slargaret. Home" by Alice
d. Haven, IL q simple. but beautiful story,
and Mis- Townsend's 1.-Two Gilt" Is Of q
very interesting character.
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DR.. McLANE'S
CELEBRATED
Y e r M F JUG E
LIVER PILLS.
rweefshs best Preparations srths Ago

49, PoE sssSss - $50 49,
They are not recon-
mended as Universal
Curc-alls, but simply for
what their name pur-
ports.
The VERMlrueE, for
expelling Worms from
the human system, has
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
subject to Worms.
The Liver PILLS, for
the cure Of LIVER CON-
PLANT, all BILIOUS DE-
RANGEMENTs, Sick HEAD
ACHE, &c.
Purchasers will please
be particular to ask for
DR.. G. McLane's Cele-
brated VERMIFUGE and
Liver PILLS, prepared by
a~s.:::14SJ
SOLE PRopRIEToRs, Pitts
burgh, Pa, and take no
other, as there are various
other preparations now
before the public, pur-
porting to be Vermifuge
and Liver Pills. All
others, in comparison
with DIR. McLANE's, are
worthless.
The GENUINE McLane's
Vermifuge and Liver
Pills can now be had at
all respectable Drug
Stores.
FLEMING EROS,
GO WooD ST., PITTSBURGH, Pa.
Sole C'rG9rtciors.
LII. HAY. & co, Portland General Agents fortbe
State of Maine Fold in Biddsfjrd by J. sawyer aud
VIC Dyer. saeo, ~ =. L. MITCHELL and L. oiihan
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BOOK NOTICES.

The ATLANTIC MosrnLr for April is re-
ce;yed. The contents are viz: The Hundred
Days; Ny Journal to my Cousin Mary
Amour. de Voyage; The ca'aeOmos oil Rome
Happiness; The Pure Pearl Of Diver. Bay
The Story Of Kasin; The Able de rEPeej
Who /. the Thief; Telling the Bees; Persian
Poetry The AutOcrat OF the Breakfast la
BILE; Sandalphon, and Mr.. Buehanan's Ad'
rninis,ra,ion a goodly array of articles, en-
braeing wide range of talent. The Auto
era, Is a mos, welcome visitor. worth itself
the price of the magazine twice over; 1t Is
original. witty and deep. My Journal 10 my
Cousin Mary Is happily finished and the
Pure Pearl of Divers Bay is happily begun
and the number. taken as a whole, Is excel
lent.
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Price 81 per Bottle, or Six for So, Deliv.
cred to any Address,
Accompanied by reliable and responsible Certificate.
from Professors Of Medical Colleges, Cerg!men AID
others.
PREPARED and sold by II. I. HELMBOLD.
PrIctiod' aud .fHd', t.NH CdeHl'f
No. 52 South Tenth street, below Chestnut, Assembly
Buildings, phils.
eTy- To be had II H. H. Hay, PHtlAd. Ne, senu
al t0Ige,ale dg,nts 6r the Statc and II al Drggst,
and DeIer, hra ,.oa tie tntei Mates, Cihalas, aad
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INFALLIRLE REMEDY,

II you are suffering with OF the above distress
ing ailments, the fLuID EXTRACT BCCIIu will cure
you. Try 1t and be convinced u II, efficacy.
BEWARE oP QrAcE SosrkrMs And QuAcK DOCTORS,
who falsely boast Of abilities and references Citizens
know and avoid them, and long suffering, Nancy,
and Exposure, by sending calling Er lotte of this
Popular and SPECIFIC REMEDY. -. -
slla,s all pain aud nianatlon 10 peri Getty pleas
ant n its taste and odor but immediate In its action
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ELprR's LIFE OF On. KASE.-We presume
there /. no one who has read and heard OF the
late DR.. Kane, who so bravely forced his way
through every obstacle to the dreary Arctic
regions, that does not wish to know more oil
him. No one that has perused his Arctic
explorstions. written in so interesting man
ner BY himself, can fail to admire the Grave
spin, which no perils could daunt, and the
trusting faith which no diseourugemen's could
overcome. His Biography has been nmpa-
,iently looked for. and is now ready Tor the
public. We have not yet entirely perused H.
bu, should Judge from has'y glance II Is
true and lie-like record of the lie oil that Ia
msu,ed man. 1t is highly spoken OF BY the
press generally. as a work OF uncommon ea-
cellence, written in happy style. by the pen
of one of DIR. Kane's own friends. II was'
therefore, loving task to the author, and he
ha. succeeded well. II is published hand
somely by Chiids & Peterson OF Phiiadeiphla'
and /, adorned with a tine portal; oil d.
Kane.
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II. II. HAY, & co, Portland, General Agents fcrtle
State 81 Maine. Fold in Bdjsfjrd, by J. SAWYER AID
". &. DYER saco, ~ :. L. Mitchell, and 7. Gilman
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Crrmptirss do not despair ill you have tried Arms
CHrERY PIcroRA IL Is made by Of the best medical
chemists In the world and lie all around us espeak
the high merits OF It's virtues. - lhIdddpsid Ledger.
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W. - - ~ " ~
One hundred Dollars will be paid TO any Physician
who can Prove that the Medicine ever injured Pa
icnt aud the testimony of thousands lie PRODUCED
10 prove that II dovs great good. Cases Of fIo ons
week TO thirteen years standing have been effected The
mass Of VOLUNTARY TIs1IMONY in possession Of
the Proprietor, Souchirg it, virtues ard curative pow
srs, 10 iEniense, embracing names well known to.
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Prepared by DR.. j. @. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist. Lowell. Aass
P.,cx rs crs. PEA boz FIrI Boxn Soa 81.
BOLD ny

Or. J. sawyer, and al the Druggists IN Biddeford-
TntIsu Gilman. saos, and al dealers In medicine r'
spwksss. H~p
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Helmbold's Extract Buchu
Isprepared directly according to the Ruesof
PHARMACY & CHEMISTRY,

with the greatest accuracy and Chemical knowledge
and devoted In its combination. zee Professor
DEVICES Valuable Works on tn Practice 81 Physic,
aud most u the late standard Works Of Medicine.
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and not sngle instance ola failure has Leen reported
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman Of the
City Of Philadelphia, II. 4. IIELMBOLD, Chemist,
who being duly sworn does say, that his preparation
contains 10 Narcotic. Mercury or injurious Drug, but
are purel! Vegetable II. L. liEINBOLD,
sole Manufacturer.
Sworn and subscribed before me this Esd day Of 40.
,eniG,r, 1884. WA. L. HIBBARD, Alderman.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-04-30

MnIrARY.-This morning our streets have been enli-
vened by the presence of two fine Military Companies
from Fayetteville Independent Light Infantry and
the Lafayette Light Infantry the former under the COM
mand of Major Draughon, the latter under the command
of Major Cook. Our three town Companies turned out
this morning to receive their visitors with whom they
will proceed their way to the celebration tomorrow
at Newbern. The five companies made a very hand
some display indeed We need not speak of our own
Companies and little reference is needed to Fayette
vile friends. The military of sister town have al
ways maintained high standing from which they have
never falen and of this fact no other evidence is
sary than that afforded by the admirable discipline and
sodierlike appearance of those who are now with u.s.
The companies will start a special train to-day at one
o'clock From all appearances the turnout at Newbern
will be both large and imposing. Our citizen soIdery
are the guardians of rights and Judging from the
probable crowd at Newbern we may venture to affirm
that the balance of this week they will watch those
rights with sleepless vigilance.
We really trust that they may have very pleasant
time-Ddilu Journal 18th inst.
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Snow AND SLEET-We are concerned to state thai
the weather has become so cold here since Friday after
noon last as actually to have produced fall of snow
and sleet this morning, the 26th of April Scattering
fakes continued to fall in the midst of rain, for about
half hour, and then sleet succeeded friousy Tor
short time.
There was sudden change of temperature on Friday
afternoon, after violent wind AS we suspected there
was hail storm not far off: We learn that on Deep
River, in Chatam county, it was very violent, fences
trees and houses, being Frustrated by the Wno
and hail fell in great quantity
We fear the great damage done to the wheat rul'
and gardens. #
The therometor stood at 40 deg. at Z o'clock A NJ
p. s. Showing rapidly at IL q A. M.
Fayetteville Observer.
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The BUCKS COUNTY HERMIT. The Doyestown (Pa)
Democrat tells singular story Of captured by
force on Friday last, in cave on Buckingham noun
tain:
1t proved to be man named Albert Larpe who was
born and raised in the adjacent valley but was only
occasionally for many years. He stated that he had
been an nhabitapt of this cave for more than forty
years. and had purchased his clothes and food at villages
several miles distant His beard long, and the fur
nture of his cell consisted of few boards some straw
and SOME rude vessels for holding water and cooking bis
meals 1t is said that the residents of the valley have
for many years frequently discovered smoke issuing from
the Wolf Rocks, but no one was known to inhabit
them it was supposed to be fog, occasoned by some
optical illusion for which the most scientific were
never able to make any satisfactory explanation The
man Larpe it is said labors under strange haucina
ton of mind and has not occupied the cell more than
half as long as he thinks he has. Even within the last
twenty years he has frequently been in the neghbo
hood weeks at time, and then would disappear for
long tme no one in the valley knowing his whereabouts
It supposed that the Wolf Rocks have been bis
retreat at these times when he wished to be secluded
from the world.
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COngreSsiOnn1.

WASHINGTON, April 27.-SENArE-T joint resolu-
ton for the relief of the widow Of Captain Herndon,
was read twice and referred to the Naval Committee
Kansas resumed and still debated Crittendon pointed
out the difference between the committees substitute
and his own. Hunter replied ably to Crttenden. Col
lamer made speech Kansas affairs. Wade spoke
hour characterzing the administration corrupt
Green at o'clock defending the administration and
the committees report.
Che Senate adjourned without action. Kansas will
be resumed tomorrow.
Nothing else of Importance
HoUsE.-A statement was received from the Secre-
tary of the Treasury of the condition Of the Banks Of
the whole country. The Fort Smelling committee made
two reports. A resolution adopted authorizing
evening sessions for debate only. The Bill to allow
pensions to the soldiers of the war of 1872, was dis
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-04-30

A LESSON FOR YOUNG MENU rhees, the water rent
collector of Cincinnati, defaulter is young who
always exercised prudence and care in the management
of his business and enjoyed the most unlimited confidence
of his friends. Eight months ago he found his way into
O. gambling house, played, won, and lost and kept on
playing, and though almost constantly loser, 50
fascinated and animated by the hope Of reganng what
he had lost that he could not withstand the temptation
to run on to utter ruin When he commenced playing
he was worth between eight and ten thousand dollars
He lost au With the infatuation of despair he con-
tnued to gamble however using the public funds which
came into his possession water rent collector That
too, disappeared into the Golfers of the gamblers Mr.
Voorhees, addiction to this vice not known to bis
most intimate friends His previous adherence Of gam
bling put the lie to all to that effect, and the
truth not known until his last quarterly settlement
day found him without the to meet the claims
gainst him. The whole truth was at once developed,
To his securities he subsequently confessed ALL informed
as to the locality of the gambling houses the propreOrS
of which paid back portion of their gotten gains in
order to prevent prosecution.
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occurrence of heavy rosts in the upper portion of Geor
gia and Alabama On Saturday, the oath inst, it
showing heavily at different points in the Western parts
of Pennsylvania and New York.
We learn that little after twelve last night-or say
hafpast twelve to hafpast one this morning. it showed
pretty brsky here for some twenty minutes to half
hour gentleman has just informed that about sun
rise this morning. thin scum of ice was plainly percep
tibe in exposed places May used to be the beginning
of Summer. What it viii soon be if the seasons keep
growing later is hard to say. Lord Roses hot sum-
mer, which he did not prognosticate is taking its time
Serious fears entertained for the crops and es-
pecialy the fuit--Daily Journal, 9th inst.