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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-15

Otber msdemeanorS,
 Total"
 A majority of the clerks returned these pro- pery filled. Where they failed or refused to do this, we have had recourse to statements furnished by judicial office's and others. Our number of cases of the higher grade of crimes is correct and of indictments found for misde- meanors, will not vary ten either way from the true number.
 By those not acquainted with the working of our system, it may be objected that there are crimes of which our courts take DO coyni- zance; in other words, the different grand ju- res do not present all the offences committed in the county. To this, the answer is, that the crimes are always known. and there is very sell dom any attempt at concealment. The grand jurors are selected from separate points in the county so as to have the whole body of the county represented. Besides. in sparsely popu lated countries, scarcely any event happens that is not generally known, and no fight or theft takes place without coming to the knowledge of one or more of the jurors Prosecuting at torneys tell us, that the grand juries are rather disposed to find more true bills than can be sustained, than to fail to find those that could be- We have taken this statement of the number of indictments found, as giving full view of the number and degree of crimes committed for if there should be instances where crime was overlooked and not before the jury, these are more than balanced by the innocent persons who have been mistakenly indicted.
 In the year 1857, there were fourteen indict- ments found in the State for offences punishable l with death. or these eleven were murders or killings One of these indictments was for | killing done in 1855 Two cases were by h. dians who had crossed the line and under the influence of whisky committed these crimes. One, and perhaps two, were committed by per sons travelling through the State, on their way to Texas or California.
 There were v indictments for felones less than capital; 287 for gaming; 364 for assaults and assaults and batteries. and 250 for other misdemeanors4 saasa
 Of the seventy-seyen indictments for felonies less than capital some of them were for larceny The principal thefts in the State are of horses
 The gentlernanly clerk of Ouachita county. Phil lip AIee, esq. states to that three of the indct ments found in that county were for wearing con- ceaed weapons. We eare glad see that grandjuries are moving in this matter. If this dangerous and foolish practice could be put stop to, homicides would become unfrequent.
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0S arr / ages.

In Kehashuns, 26ln al, 10y Rev J. A. swan,
Nr hrDp Il. bllU New York. IL Miss sus-,n
daughter of Cap. Wm Loid, j., Uf KrnnshunE
L. c'GnrrwOrh, Dvc 49, ~ Rev &. u. CUR
Nc. T. 0ru Led ct kennerunkp,iI, Me, Ia
Ml,s NJ ~ a. Hardy at KennrbInI N 3Hh
uh by the samr, Mr. Pos, Nricdi vi iisyer
hul, \, n Ia Miss Mary I. Wilson al Sp,ing
vale, Ne 2s'hu,l,, Mr. B,p j,min Horn, Jr al
WaLeie d, IO NJ. Hb,gail Cots, II Great Falls
Ia C,"WNri, nr john "A. Stevens OI Gdf, u, Ia
M',' Man" l. rowIe OF Lake Village, formerly
at SnlnrrswUrl
Ia Da,rI. DC % Mr Solomon Gray 10 Mr..
Maria Dor M,. Unnh Beer, to Ms. francls M
Higgins. 10th 81 SscO, Me "r
Ia y, rtsUnsIh, Mr johnson Il Moulion q
ivIk, Nj io Mrs Auu NJ Jelilsou, At EiiO'
Me A. Gen Coissc 29h uh.. by hev M
PsIl-r-,H. Me Stlas G. Dy,hOu a. Buxtou, Me
io Mrs Aneia > Th,anss Il E,leu, Ne ~,
Chri.tus> Ev- Nc. iohn l. Pllsbur, at Eiza
bcihiasu, Ky, to Miss Many G.. Whitney q
PnshrLi, Me; 30'h alt Mr Pe.sg n Bs.,ow
Ia M,s Elx@osih 4 Slew ani, both uf Gsrdns,
Me, SAME d.y. by Rev J HAL, Mr James II
Jose Ia Nl.s Mary T. Scsvry, 10Th Of 'eco
Al Mt Peasant, Iowa, Nov 1. Il, h, Rev
Jaine- Harlai, Pru,essOs Weller : Foric-cu-, q
the W University. furmetly ui phi s,l,l, ,h,a
To Maria, eltcs, daughter VI Sauuei Grey. E,q
G'nnruy ~ tiidrio d
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BiddefOrd, January /, 1858.

LATER FROM EuRoPE. The Niagara
arrived at Halifax oil Saturday morning,
from Liverpool 10th December.
The money market was easier; cotton
dull, with AN improved demand at de-
cline; breadstuffs quiet.
There is no later news from India, and
the intelligence generally is of little i'm
portancc.
The commercial crisis in the North OF
Europe continued with rcat severity.
The French government has imposed a
duty on foreign brandics.
Further attempts TO launch the steam
er Leviathan have proved abortiyc.
The enterprise to raise the sunkeu ships
u, Sebastopol has been abandoned.
The Chinese have ordered the Russian
government to Immediately eyacuate the
Chinese territory, which that power haT
seized on the banks of the river AmooI.
They have also refused to allow the Rus
sian Minister to proceed 10 Pekin.
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viE GREAT ENULisu "a EM DY!
sll JAMES CLAREE's

CGLEBaAr - FEMALE PILLS,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
rhis invaluable medicine {. uufsing In the cure Of
ell those painful aud dangerous diseases ineiden,
The female constitution. 1t moieraes all excess and re-
moves all distractions, and brings the monthly peri
~ sth regularity. These pills should be used two
three weeks prior to confinement; they forfy the con-
suon and lessen the suffering during labor, enab,ng
he mother to perform her duties with safety TO herself
aud child. ...r ........
rhsse Pills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant, during the IIa hrss months, as they are
sure ~ bring misearriaSs but At every other time
and In every other case, they perfectly safe.
In at cases Of Nervous and spinal ,fectsn, pain In
the HACK sui LImbs, Hesviness, Fatigue slight ex-
ertion paiptaton u the Heart Lo~ness Of Spirits,
Mysteries sick n sdsche, Whites aad all the painful
disease. occa.ioued by dsoriered system, these PILLS
xil effect cure when all other means have failed, AMI
although powerful remedy does not contain iron, cal
oinri, suliuony, or any other mineral.
Full Directions accompany each bottle. Price, in
ultsdstates and canada, One Dollar.
sole Agents for the United states and Canada,
&C. BALDWIN, h CO.,
Rochester, n. Y.
FUTILE K MOSES, Auburn N. Y, General Agent
S.B.-sl,V0 and postage stamps enclosed 10 any
authorized AGENT will ensure bottle ofthe FILLS by re-
turn mail I...' N
N -. HAYk Co, Portland, wholesale agents
Tor Maine
Por sale by g. g. Nitcheii, saeo WIN. G. Dyer, Bid.
dgbni, and Drnggis.s In every town 10 The United
States.
Is Foster 4 Co., No ], Cornhili, Boston. Wholesale
agent Tor " Msrchi-iyio
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Friendly Nd, ic-, .. fcmnls.. Will.

Friendly -Ads &c 80 femais,. While
troa n'o''vs' shea ever, fmaie siu Appreciate 80 alb
s's'n iran sssc'D'as'hs May distressing complaints
they are salssei, &c ~ eo.,s.as, TO say that, Dn
IasrsssAss fExiLf Plus.r the r,uody, whenever
they snini',so as io' fasesi.asl desAnxs.
nsnI, % fs@.iss. Thsrs Is M .aeh ss~i a. ~f.n--
rasis arals that has sn'sa no exception In verIei
of,.sas, year. For all local assstlas which prevent
ny they are iaf.ies. They nas, never be talsn
shea that ssr 10 IN prsspses, they would inevitably
ss'sas the p's'io'ny 9fus 'sssrse~ - sdv~.
| tssn<nl
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.T.Ir BIDDEF0RD, JANUARY g, 1858.
Hair Dye! Hair Dys!! Hall, Dys!!!
WIN. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

oREy, RED, or RUSTY HAIR, dyed Instantly TO .
least injury TO Hair 90 skin.
FIrrEkN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
auani d to Wn. A. Bachelor. since 1889, and over
500 ~ pczticns have been made g. the Hair IL hs
patrons Of his fam"us Dye Prvjuice against Dy~ins
Oh lair and whisksp 10 unjust, would be Against
covering ID head with = 40. |
wM. A. D ,rUHELOR's n tIR DYE produces .
COLOR not 10 Be die nguishe from nature, and 10 WAR
RANrsp not To iIure in the least hovsvsr long Il may
be Continued.
hsie, sold. or applied Qn my private rooms) at the
Wig faetfy, 233 broadvay, Neu York. III.
sl la all cities and tosns OF the United States, By
Druggists and Fancy 0ossis Dc,lers.
II lhe 0euuine has the name and address upon =
steel plate engraving four sides of each butls Of
WILLIAM A. BATcukLOH,
lyrs2 233 broadway, n, Y.
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Corner Of Washingioa aud Liberty Streets. nea
Gowen's Stable, Bddeiord These scales are
cenrrally located, and will be Kept in perfect ~
der throughout the year for the accommodation u
oil who may wish 10 Use them Key al our store
Crystal Arcade Building
3w2 SHAW * CLARK, Proprie,ors.
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THE UNION AND EASTERN J0UF

ing the increased expenseslof its publication.
at former rates as heretofore, in the Central
Block, entrance, No. /.
TrRss-Single subscription $3.50 per
annum, in advance, or if paid within three
months. II not paid within the year, $500.
LOUIS U. COWAN,
PRoraiEroR.
Biddef1rd, January /, 1858.
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Premium awarded to T Z. BUTLER, Derby
Line, Vt. on MlLLER'S CONDITION
POWDERS, for Horses and Colts
at the Vermont State Fair,
=, BE-. held ut darlington, VT,
Sept. Q 10 III l2 1858.
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Our 25 Cent Bottles.

We are nov having De-. BURLrisn sM
CorGn MEDICINE pu, up in rs cent TRIAL bottles,
for the accommodation of iho-e who have never
used IL, or who MY wuni only a I'm al quantity
We shall also continue to have the dollar size
manufactured as heretofore
---- SHAW &c CLARK.
In n.1
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Speeial Mpttecs
Medical Notice.

Having q responsible clerk to conduct his Drns
!. hoI. time to the prsc'ice Of medicine aud ope
r.iiye Surgery, IN This md adjoininz towns, wher,
his services may lie required. ..s-.f2tf
Odicr, No 2, B,ideord House Block. Resi-
d.uee, corner OF Cedar aud Centre Streets.
~ ~ JAMES SAWYER, M d.
BidJelord, Jan. 1855 0nos2
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Notice of Foreclosure.

THE undersigned hereby gives public notice
l. that james Hubbard, IL "a ford IN the Coun.
I, OF YorS, aud stale Of NJ Inc. E,q aud Hannah
nubb I'd, Nile at thu said James, 10 her rirb' by
tnelr deed at Mortgage dated Mach 20lh, 1855,
n rerorlcd Min'h 29til, 1855, in York Couuly
crease >. klmOali, at Sanford, Ia said Count J, a
CERTAIN tact at land situated IN said Sanford,
houu,ied EasieIly by laud oI William +. Gowe',,
Norlhe,Iy hy Land If Elijah Wrha,n, Westerly
10y iand Of George Novel;, aud Suulhery by The
highway, containing three. ourlhs Of an acre, be
the same moe az less, with the dwelling house
aud anOluer building iheO,On standing.
The co,idillon in said deed has been broken.
and i,y reason thereof the said Mortgage claims
To iorecv>e said Mortgage ....
Dated at Sanford, In said County Of York, Jan.
usry the hrsl, A. ID. lsJS
3w2 INCREASE 8. KlMBALL.
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MRS. oARoneas INDIAN saLsAm
Liverwort and Hoarhound.

Messrs. wEEK. Il P0rrgs, isl w.shinS,oa ssr.,,.
soston, sre Propreop, ami for sale by all Drssss.
Be urs and ass for MIRA w. N. aArdness Indian Bel Am
~ Lv,rs,u and tloArhnund, AMI take NJ os' -. ~
Their Are numbrs u syS ious ar,Ie,. 10 the t.Arks
The genuine has blue wrapper and rcd lab ,cuud
each batis sDLi By all DfusSiss. eatS
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Tux Albany Argus says wri err m one
VI the magazines, emulous of the Glne ac-
qnircd by the Inventor Of the Indian DIu
phln Will ans. starts the story that the real
Louis Napoleon died in f'. in a drinking
house in New York, some years since, and
tina, Yankee named Bowen, who had been
hi, companion in dissipation. assumed his
name. sailed Immediately for Europe, az.
tended Ga en- IIOrtcEss rs her son, in her
dying moments. imposed him-eli upon the
French people rs a genuine BJnaparte, n I'd
his finally succeeded in reaching the impe-
rial throne.
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Freedom, Notice.

THIS Is to certify that I. George Clark. of Ly
\ m'a, IN the County ii York, and State I"
Maine, have thus day given 10 my an, 0eofs'
C.srk Jr, his time TO trade aud transact business
ios h,ms~if | shall claim none Of hts earning.
nor pay asy OF hs debts from tAls date -.
Affect Edward Card.
Lyman, ysn, 4. lGa3. = --axzs
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MOUNT EAGLE
MANUFACTURING co.

The amount Of al assessments Of the Company
actually paid ln,is LOO 10
The "n'"un, oi The existing Capital
Siuk Is IL, 100 on
The Sa,ouui Of the d, bl due irom Com.
p'ny,l. 800 'r." 4 i.ljo 90
The amount Of the Capital Stuck In.
ye-ird Ia real estate, baildinss,
n.aoh'HeIy, "nd other txiures il 1851 10
Tie eIn,.,inl vi the last estimate, d vslue ne
affixed To the real e.. " Of the '' ~ b.
Company bv the assessors, no
other properly being taxed, Is 100 90
A E JoHONNOT. Treasurer.
Commonwealth OF Mn..aci,assts..
SurroLK, IS. Sworn 10 leiofe me January
ilh, iS5, t.N D II
1--we N. 7 DOW, Justice Of the Peace.
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Cirrus GaibGrings, &f

TINS Washington correspondent OF the
Pnilul,!phia lnqairrr states that a change Is
likely To take plac 81 IN the United States
Senate. SenAlor Brigss Oi North tarOlIna Is
t. bsap oinlcd Jndss of the United States
District Court OF that State, and h's pls'et
iu the S,nate will probably se filed by Hon
Thomas L. Clingham, now in the House
EPnRAm Pool, Of Dallas county, Ahba
ma when on his delth.bed, brque'thed
SlG. 900 to two mulattO women and their
children. his own offspring, aud gave the
lrisnd who drew his will u negro for his
trouble. and made han sole trustee with III
rectinn. % send thuss emancipated slaves to
a Frc State. HIS white relatives contest
IN, will on the ground Of unsound"ass OF
mind The question before the Soathern
tribunals therefore will b. whether an eman'
cipation by dying father OF his ilIeS''i'
mate children is proof Of insanity, bec'oS"
they are colurcd.
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the Ms of the same Periodicals for 1886. will be
furnished complete, s.s.som additional charge
Unlike the more ephrmersl Magazines Of the.
day. these Magazines lose little by age. Hence,
full year OF the Nos with no omissiuns) for
1856, may be regarded nearly as valuable us Tor
1873. ....
Subscribers wishing also the Nos for 1857, will
I've supplied at tue following EXTREMELY Low
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Hox CHARLES SUMNER has returned home
from Was rinston. The Boston Transcript
says he has not yet fully determined what
coarse Ia adopt in regard To rcg'ininS his
strength aud power to engage in mental la
Dor. American and European physicians
and surgeons agree with remarkable unani'
nifty concerning his final recovery, but the
process will b. slow. Few men, Il - assert
cd by the highest medical authority, would
have lived through such Sivcrc and Prntrlct-
al disturbances Of the most delicate tissies at
life.
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Itiss mo-, undoub,ed Fact

That DIX. SAM, m, IMMIGRATION OR LvEI
RLMEDl, l. Uur uI tie -I,dlcsI a >,NrII,s ila,i,
40 ,ue ICIne the pasI CeDlny " has been u stud
| &c ~. d. duung I~,ni, y,ars' pIrciice IT, hnd
~ hat ps,icu,sr ofgau, wen Diseased, caused the
:rra,e>I num sT al Ills or ptIEs, sud his conclu.
siu Is. that the liver - the greatest fegiaior oil
IL sys'.,i, and the an II llalc ~ disease, while
II k,pl lace lrum disease, is d preventive OF Dys.
pepsa, JaunIlce, general d bllly, &c, while
last, Tut Cor irVln east, we meuiUu cuu>u h,ptun
fr CUR experience ~ tina, ca.ss II CuIisurnI.
iiOu Scur from diseased iner than from all other
r.us put together. -.--.-..'f.
la,irg TIN. Ia be a correct hypothesis. we have
but 10 hud i-mrdy with which To correct Tie
aver, aud We have cure oi nearly all the di.eas
- W. are subject Ia by simply using II p,evcnta.
i've. That the lNvIG RAT j. sncb remedy,
l. beyo nd doubt To al who Try u, for its virtues
sucn thai iOr AL COMPLAINTS arising from liver
drrsr g.merts. IL y AN nnisilng remedy, while ns
t,mIly mediCinr Tor all diseases Of the stomach.
az bowels, whi'h are ca',,ed in greater ar less
d.gue By river d.png einent, IL Is the safest, sur.
esl, "nd most eilicocous remedy known, see
adse''isem'ni) 'fa. 80. Avg
WOODS HAIR DYE This admirable ani.
Gle I. rapidly improving the hair No article Of
similar kind, new before The public, enjoy,
better reputation as restorative and invigOralug
hslr tonic. Its peculiar chemical qualities have
d beneficial effect upon The growth aud haracter
ol The hair, giving silsy a d GLOSSY texture 10
that which was formerly of coarse aud dry na.
tue. II has, also, we understand, tendency To
preserve the youthful color aud appearance III the
hair, aud destroying or counleracling the effects
OF age With snch recommendations in lis favor,
A 4 a.
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Family Groceries,
A GREAT WANT!

Has been felt 10 the community for Q medicine
which NAV he used either ~ nsiH catharfie OF
asa idzatiUs, aps,isnt or sfimniant
Atweli's Health Resterrr WAS got up express.
ordinary success, Is most admirably adapted to
the want u supplies.
When the Blood becomes thick, the circulation
impeded, or the stomach and bowels laden with
impuriiie. which shouId be cast of by the nsturr
outlets. the health always suffers 10 proportion.
Persons VI Sedenlary Habits, Clergymen, Mer.
chants, Professional Men, Ladies and old people
mos, often suffer IRON these causes.
Aiwell's Health Rrstorer cran.es the stomaeh
aud Lo,esL Of AZ impuntiss qnietsns IKE Mood,
sf'"'uatss iAs dsgsssiss organs, end gives new
tone and vigof to the whole system.
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s.sss ''
New York and Portland.
,, /, WINTER ARAANok sExrs

49, \ WINTER ARAAN0kMENTs.
.Ska On snd aNer the Monday. the 2I.l
Inst, tue ,,ra,ner- Lewiston, Carr GEo. ksIoHT
aud Msusrssi, Capt. Y. A. PRiScs, will run ~
follows ~ cog ut
.L.ss Atlantic Wharf. Poulsnd, every Mon
day Tu-sds,, "Wednesday. THURSDAY sud Pride,
At O'Clock, p NJ s.d Central Wharf Bsi,u
sv ~ Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thur,d.l
and Fnday, al s o ciocs =. N.
Fsre Cabin. zee. ...'. ...........Sl.25
On DECK, ....................lO0
N. b. Each boat IL furnished with q lang,
number oi aaiesoo,ns, foe the accommodates o
isdies and families; and travellers are reminded
thai BY taking this line, much saving of time aud
expens. wilI be made, and that the incvnveuienc.
o, arriving ~ Boston II laic houn OF the nigh
viii ie avoided
The bs-,. arrive in seasoa Zoe passenger I.
take the earliest trsins oai Of the city.
The Company are ao' le.ponsible zoe bsgssgs
TO an amount sxcssdiag $50 u vsluc, sad iSs,
psvsoasl, aaiess oSsScs y gtvsa ssd psld tos .,
~ rsss q 90 gsseeqsoF lbs svsu e1o sdditioa.
= vsisf p zslgAs ,st. :: Ss :sl :,
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A PROCLAMATION
20 THE LA DIES!

wAEREAs, Il appear that the days % right, honor,
and int gritty fast fading away, and WHEsEAs.
he u,.er puOus and Ignorant ally takiUg zdvan-
n, of the profound AMI lrs,nei ~ IT KNOWN,
T IERERUKE, TO all. wIrthsf MAI q. WIVES, os
WIDOWS thai DH. CHEESEMAN'S FEN ,LE PILLS
Ar. ALONE IN. e-raia snac,a Cor On, tru bies
20 fen ale d,o yaniratiba they ALONE correcting all
panfu mrnstruzilnn. sssuaging paipstltious IL the
hear. disturbed sleep, pain In the side. and c,usug
health aud happnvss Ia the whole more especially
10 the MARhlEn PpKTlOS, ss thry are certain T..
bring on the m 'nthly p.rioi with REGULARITY. AND
wuLRE,s, ,hrss PILLS are purely vegetable AMI r,,.
r,l, trve mi.eral therv perfectly harmless in
their opsrstiots, ald ShAy uglike other ms,licDes
thrust upon The pubic purIorting TO aeet the objects
already dyti lied. THEREFORE,. BE 1T KNOWN,
NAN sill accomplish the desired OBJECT ~hrn DIS NJ
puINIvENr teen ,xIsTieuos,i uisr The r.yine II
lurilsn lLLs AMI the LADIES viii cause thi.
PRuCLAM ,riOS 10 spIe,d am nsst them, 10 their
own everlasting heneht-siways promising that said
PROCLAMATION In Case must Dc considsrr,i
SuLL .na NOIDi IN Z TO say, that TIE PILiI-
MI 81 NOT be taken when any smale !. IN an INTER-.
LsTlN6 CONDITION, Othetsise a MIsCARKIAah
ui b. the insr,tabt, UsaH.
Explicit dirveiious To be carefully rad accompany
each bsx. ttc- 81. sent by mail on enel,<ips I'll q
DR. Cosne,ius l. Chees,ulsn. box ASH, Po.t one,
Mes lvs Jay. soh ey que Drugsst In every toun n
the uu,lri st.,es. Giv<n under my hand and seal,
.---..flHr -. O. h. CaEEskMAN.
II. u. nut Kings Gsaeral Agent Coz the United
sl.lss los Chambers 81, New iork, 10 whom al
whol,sss oidvrs shoah be addressed.
:. l. Mishsli, Agent, s.sS, Dr A. Sawyer. Agent
Baddsiord .lyrs2
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WOODS HAIR DYE Thi, admirable a,
WIGS. WIGS. WIGS.

BACHELORS WIGS AND T0UPEEs supsss all.
They elegant, ,isht, e,sy and du,ahle.
Fitting 10 a charm-No turning up behind-No
shrinking 0d the head. Made at ljj broadway, New
iok. lyr52
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THIS day Isad IRON sehr Carolina, direct from
/ New Yvt,
~ bsnsis Hiram Smith Flour,
90 /" Dyube Exirs I"
lW SAM .cinio Exiis Fodr.
lW H,dnui.c Miils Fancy dour.
iu Jed~r-oa Mui. Ueacs.<s dour
% George IA Ey Exir nour:
Also 200 bus.eis 20 Il rye,
All 10 hue o,drr sad will BE- sod 90 cheap a. tho
,-ms brand. cen be Ivrvhssvd IN Pvu.sad mar
kr,, sud u.sssks, by JoH.s GiLfATkiC
o~cV, De- ~ 1877 "a -
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a young sent'eman. the other day. asked
ayoans 'ady what she thought of the mar
r'sd state ~ general. "NoS knowing can.
rot 'cii' ; wss the rsPly; ''buI il you aud
would Pa' OUR nc'sis together. GUILD soon
give you Jeioite answsr."
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-01-08

NEWSPAPER CovER IDS. A correspondent
at the New York Post recommends the prac
,icc of laying layer oi newspapers between
the spreads of a bed as protection against
the cold. lie says:
.'Soon after the advent Of chilly nights
finding the extra covers b heavy, and re
memb ring the suggestion Ofa year ago
took ofi weighIy c1verlid and substituted
"a halt iOzen copies ut u popular weekly 1
never slept more pleasantly. | mentioned
il to some Of my acquaintance, who, on
trial OF the past two weeks, pronounce 1t ell
fectual. use il ON three beds IN my house,
and us nothing can be cheaper, | feel author
ned TO recommend il for general use. had
the curiosity to weigh the newspapers IN use
ON my three beds, and the amount OF all Is
three pounds only. The papers can be
spread loosely, overlapping one another,
although for nyenience have pasted the
edges together.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-01-08

TnE Census Of Oxygen esh bits remarka-
b e disparity OF the stx's. Wnilo IN males
number $4,000, there are only 10000 IT,
males rn,s excess Of males Is one of the
peculiar phcnom.na OF our new tcrritori.s,
and is . b, iOund, moro or les, in all ol
them. IL ARISES from the great number Of
single young men who crnigra,e in search Of
better fortune TO the new settlements, where
land is cheap, work abundant, AID the
means Of living cl,igr OF acceSs. K4nS.s Is
said To be the mat fortunate Of all our new
Pacific territories in this res ect.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1858-01-08

Report accepted. Sent down for concur
renee. Couinon Council cOncurred'
Aid. Gowen presented an order aPPrCpilnn'
ating sum Of money, not exceeding gov
TO be expended in repairs on the "LDooy
or Station House, aud app Uniting commit,
tee 10 make the recesslry repairs on s1iu
building. Read and passed Sent down
for concnrreuce. Common Council concur
r,d