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PRICE TWO CENTS

stern on its way into the ocean. The staging
erected on this part of the ship was for the men
VINO were stationed here and whose duty it was to
stopper the cable in the event of its breaking
before 1t entered the machine The moment the
word was passed to these men that a fracture had
occurred, they were at once to put on the rope
shoppers, which were always at hand and bv which
% ~ was hoped to hold the cable until the fractured
parC could be spliced. Fortunately, there was no
Lpocasion Tor the services of these men, and they
ii'T " d merely nominal part to play.
f % the forward deck coil to the stern the course
s''T Gaoie was watched by more than dozen
~ =, ~ ~ nearly thrice that number were station
Gu IN the circle from which it was being paved out
70 look OUT Tor and guard against kinks The ward
Cpl' containing some sixty miles of cable, is
concealed beneath covering of canvass but ne tbis
covering can be partially raised tho roannor in
winch the cable is coiled can be seen at a Glance -
On the port side of this coil were thc cIectricions
ohcers, put all the instruments have been removed
and the limits alone are now traceable A Won on
forward from this point you come to another cjoT
and looking through the hatchway YOU discover
two more on the orlOp deck Immediately beneath
and another still lower down in the hold. 1t was
at this point that the greatest interest was mani
tested as the last turn of the cable came out of the
lower circle. This the critical moment. and
the visitor can imagine, as he looks down into the
depth below him, how intense must have been the
interest with which they awaited the moment when
the Dight came to be handed up through each of
the circles until treached the spar deck above
where he now stands
". " a." V'iese arrangements on board OF her the
Niagara looks as much unlike man of war as it is
possible Tor her to look. There is nothing in fact
pellgerent in her appearance except the four can
mons which were intended signal guns, and the
twelve immense ports on her spar deck Those,
therefore, who expect to see man-ofwar will be
disappointed; but she has done more durinp the
great mission on which she was employed to BRING
about the reign of peace, by drawing together in
closer communion the several nations of the earth,
than any man-ot-war could have done. She has
helped to lay the cable, and what grander or nober
work could any vessel be engaged in This it is
which has rendered her famous and given her an
interest in the eyes of the people of the United
States as great as if she had gained the most bril-
liant victory on record She does not perhaps.
look as presentabe to the eye of the naval critic as
II each side other deck were lined with guns and
the tar spots which frequently meet the eye may be
rather obnoxious to what are called refined tastes
but they are preferable to blood stans and it is to
be hoped there may be more frequent employment
for the cable machinery than for the cannon.
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Later from Utah.

Brigham Young AFRAID Of assassination and undcr a
strong Body Guard-GeHerat Johnston Preparing for
Winter EncdnpGent- i7diGH Battles Rep0rted
LEAvENwoRTH Aug l6, via Boonville Aug lS per II
s. ExpressThe Salt Lake mail has arrived at ST. Joseph
with dates to the 24th July.
All the Mormons who able had returned from
Provo.
Brigham Young is reported have shut himself in his
residence under the protection of strong body guard
fearing an attempt at assassination.
General Johnston intended to move his encampment
and prepare to go into winter quarters.
Col Hoffman still remained at Fort Bridger The bat
talon of volunteers at Fort Bridger.
battle is reported to have taken place bewee
700 Pawnees and parties of the Camanches Chey
and Arrapahoes in the Big Blue region in which
four Pawnees killed and several wounded and fifteen
of the allied tribes killed many wounded. Private
letters from the army at tab announce the departure of
Col Loring and three companies of the third infantry
and hundred rihemen for New Mexico Capt Marcy is
expected to leave shorSly for the States.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON August 19-Ofcial intelligence has been
received that the supplies of mules and horses much
needed in Oregon and Washington territories have
dispatched thither from the Utah expedition Consider,
ing that the troops scattered wide
of country the rapid concentration of about 1000
at Wala within month, has ELECTED both the
and admiration of the Secretary of War
those here associated with him in the conduct of military
affairs. With the addition of the Sixth Regiment of
supposed the force will be sufficient for present
purposes The troops already in Washington Ter
ritory probably ready march the 1st of
gust against the Indians who attacked and defeated Col
Steptoe The extent of the detection is known but
satisfactory the present military operations that is
confidently anticipated War Department that the
campaign will be exceedingly short one and far less
expensive than any former similar against
tile Indians
receipts at New York last week nearly OOO all
of which, excepting 100000 from Customs prn
cipal and premium the late ten million loan
The representations of the Peace Commissioners will
cause change in the policy of the Administration to-
wards tab.
Secretary cass contempates leaving the City tomorrow
for Stonir gton, to be absent four five days
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LEAvENwoRTH, Aug. 16, via Bonneville, Aug. IS, per
T. S. EXpress-Oical election returns from seventeen
counties and incomplete returns from Others give
votes against the proposition of admission and 1863
for it.
Hunts Battery arrived at the Fort on Saturday.
The largest private train of the being
ganized at Atchison to be comprised of 159 wagons
The Board of Officers ordered convene at Fort Ieav-
enworth to-day for the purpose of examining mules
rejected by the Military Department will assemble
until the 25th inst.
Senator Green, who is here awaiting the Military
Board Is understood to represent the contractors who
claim pay for the animals declared nnSerYiceahlc
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEG R A NJ S
sECEIvED AT THE OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.


The Atlantic TeIesraph-The Presidents Mes
sage Transmitted.
The Presidents message to Queen Victoria has been
transmitted to England The following message announ-
cling the fact has been sent to Washington:
TRINITY BAY, Thursday, Aug. 10 1858.
To the President 0f the United States:
Your Message in reply that oil the Queen trans
mitted to Valentia at seven O'Clock this morning It's
transmission delayed until then for
ring at Valentia with which l am yet unacquainted.
De SANITY,
Chief Electrician at Trinity Bay
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Prices and Sales of Stocks in New York.

BY TELEGRAPH,
Through WIN. FISHER 4 SON. Stock and Bill Brokers'
No. q SOUTH STREET
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UISDo

n, Sea 9Th inst, Rev. J. W. Atkins, aged
IN 80 Funeral tomorrow afternoon, al ths
W.,h,.ii.t Church, commencing AT . CLOCK
H. I'M. ei,y. 2i,t inst, Elizabeth higginoot'
tom ed s. wears; 22d inst. Mr.. benjamin og-
dan, AGED IS years; 23l inst, Martina MATT,
aged . wears cath inst, Clara Jane, daush'e :
OF Thomas W. aud Mary A.; haysMa' s.I
s.,sd A wear. 10Th inst, Mrs. belinda 5. boil
81 wife of Joseph Bolter. aged "a years MAY
I'd. Emeretta 4. Hall. daughter OF John u HAM,
In Alfred. a daughter Of Sylvester Li''ieheld'
aged 10 months. vl.u
In EIeepOIt, I'D inst, M hooet' H. hehuAi''
.red NJ wears and 2 months.
In (ireeneyille. 23d inst, Mrs. Sarah Seam
man. relief Of Mr. Edmund Seaman, formerly
.f s.eo. aged - years. lier last sickness, which
eontinued months. was Que vt great suffering
and of the most exerueiating pain, all OF which
size sndured without a muImur. "Blessed are
the dead Who die in the Lord"
In Ksnnebunk Port, May 10Th. Mrs. EllIa-
beth Merrill, aged 70 years aud 10 months, wid-
ow Of the late John Merrill. ,...
In Portsmouth, May 9TH. Arsbella Clinord'
aged years and months. May 18Th, OF con-
sumption, Eliza, aged years,
In Boston, May 18th, Mrs. Louisa H. vile OF
Mr. Samuel y. Plumsr. formerly OF Portsmouth,
On board ship Aliee-B Ball, at Calcutta, March
10, Charles W. Perkins, aged IL years, son o'
Mr.. Charles Perkins, formerly OF Portsmouth,
In GT,.t Fails, April -. Mrs. Eliza A, wife
Of the late Benjamin Sayward, and daughter OF
Mathia. aud ElzA Downing, aged "a years and
o months. ~, ~
In Berwick. May l2th, Of DIoPsy, Mr.. Ma
thaIiel Mury.
In Dover. May II. Hosea Sawyer, Esq, aged
rs wears. Oscar r., only son Oi Mr.. u. W. and
Mrs. Lucinda Goliath, aged years aud y mos
Nav IAN. Mr. John 4. Adams, aged ~ years
and 2 months.
In RoIIinslOrd. Nay Q. Mr.. Nathaniel @. Pike.
aged - years.
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SOLD By
sheriff q Sale.

WORK SS.-May II, 1853. This day seized
ON an execution ia favor Of Jacob Kicker,
of Sanford, in the County of York, against
Henry Gloucester, Of said Sanford. and will
be sold at public auction at the office OF Asa
Low. Esq, in Sanford, on the 10Th day Of June
IS;s. al three o'clock p. VI. all the right in
coui,y which the said Gloucester has to redeem
the following described real estate, situate in
sanford, Jounded northerly and easterly by land
of JosepA y. Clancy southerly by land Of Brad
hurry Sayward aud westerly by the road leading
from the Province Mile Bridge to Isaac Reeds
house i'm Sanford. Also another parcel OF land
situate in sand Sanford bounded southerly by
said Chaney's land; easteriy by land OF John
T. Paine; westerly by said road. aud northerly
by land formerly owned by DIR. Weld. Also
seized and will be sold at the same time and
nl,re the right said Gloucester has TO redeem
nom levy or levies by appraisement the follow
;uy parcels Of land situate In said Sanford,
boanaed nor,heriy by land Of Samuel Lord
westerly and southerly by land OF stephen
Merrill. aud easterly by the road leading from
Snrinryale to Emery Mills in Shapleigh. Also
another parcel situate in said Sanford, bounded
northcrly and easterly by Charlotte Davis land !;
son,herly by the road leading from the Cotton
Mill TO Amos Getchelrs house and lot OF VIM.
HiYpinbottom, and westerly by the road leading
from the Province Mile Bridge to Elias Little
Iw2l Deputy Sheriff.
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SheriH''s sale.
York, So.

York, So. May II, A. ID. ISIS.
By virtue OF two executions which issued ON q
hd sment one In avOr of Archibald smith, ESQ, OF
Alfred in said County, the other in hvOr of II. a
= LittIeield Of said Alfred, In said County n,er.
chants, at the last term OF the supreme judicial
Court for this County, have taken all the right In
equity that t,eorse II. Conant had ON the 18th day
of MAY, Isl, the day when the same was attached
On mesne process, ~ redeem esItain hOIlsa i'i
described I'M morts ase deed thereof from the said
lieorye ~. COuant 10 Nathan ID. Appleton, recorded
in the Registry OF Deeds for said County, BOOk
2i4 PAGE 40 and bounded southerly by the land
ef Joshua Conant Eastsrly by the road leading
nom the Birch School House To the house ~ VII,
liam Moyrage, and North Westerly by the road
leading from said Mograge's house tc the house VI
Daniel GoOlenow, containing two acres more "
less with the dwelling house thereon standing, ani
on the III day Of July next, at two of the clock
In the forenoon shalt oer for sale nj puzzle aIe-
ton, to the highest bidder, At the County House Ia
Alfred, said right Ia equity Of Ieiempton to sstsl
said execution aud alt fees and charges OF sale
3w1a JAMES l. EMERSON. Dep'y Sheriff
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ConsusFTlON. BRONCHITIS, AND ASTHMA.
Mi,appreh.nsioa Corrected.

hsdpfreHchsto" N"lected.
The success which has attended the special
treatment Of affections Of the Throat aud Lungs,
introduced by Dir. ROBERT HUNTER, of
New York, whose practical writings on the Re-
spiratory Organs. and the rational system OF In
halation have beer 50 recently published, leads
many persons TO apply for "A2encies," as IL
Inhalation consisted Of some particular nos
tIum."
Such a misapprehension is calculated grossly
TO miSead the public; and DIR. Hunter therefore
feels IL 10 be due To himself and to the practice
of Inhalation with which bis name and reputa-
ton are Identified, to state, again. that "lnha-
lation.' as advocated by him, Is a SYSTEM OF
REATMENT based on n correct knowledge OF
the condition Of the patient, and cannot there
fore be a subject for Agencies.
All persons desiring 20 consult or come under
treatment, must apply personally or by letter to
him or his associate, Or. II, MELVILLE, when
the fullest information regarding the treatment
will be given, either 10 patients themselves or to
physicians consulting on their cases without
charge
Those who are DESTROYS of consulting. may
address either II. HUNTER, NJ. D., or Drs.
HUNTER < MELVILLE, S2S. Broadway,
New York.
May, 1858. lw2l
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SheriE's Sale.

WORK SS.-May IL, 1853. This day seized
ON AN execution, the same having been at
tachCd on the original writ. wherein Lyman D.
Spiulding aud James PaTott, OF ioilsnnoMS.n,
Hampshire. are creditors. and Joseph \. Cha
new aud James Boston, Jr., OF Sanford; III Tue
County of York, are debtors, and will be sold
at public auction at the office Of Asa Low; Esq ;
in Sanford, on the 10Th day OF June 100; ~
O'Clock T.. NJ, all the right In equity which the
said Joseph n. Clancy, one OF said deotors,
has 10 redeem the following described real estate
situate in Sanford, in said County OF YORK; and
l. bounded uurtherly by land occupied oy d.
Kicker; easterly by land Of John I. Paine
southeriy by land Of Bradbury sayward and Lot
of land formerly owned by Lyman I.ittIeheld I;
aud westerly by the road leading from the pIo,-
ince Mile Bridge in Sanford to Isaac Reeas
.,r,h,onc. of two mortgages for which see York
County Records. SIMON TEBBETS' go
Iw2l Deputy Sheriff.
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A PROCLAMATION TO TILE LADIES'.

wAEREks, 10 sppsar. that thu ds, % right, honor.
snd integrity are fast fsdins a~sy, and wuEkkA~,
the aa.erupssas and irn1nt ~. daily taxing adNan-
tsse &C the psufdand and Wsrned, III III kNOwN,
rhERkfukE, to al. whether MAIDS, WIVES, or
NiDoMs. that IN. CHEESEhANS fEMALE PILLS
are A>E the certain pahaess fsr the oatle insidsni
To 1sssls ds-asx.R'satioa they ALONE corrsctns al
painful msnstraaton, sssaagug all pap,tatloos Of the
hest, Disturbed sssp, path la the side, and causing
health and happ,ns.. 10 the whsle aorv ssVssial,
TO the hAhhlLp fokrloN, "a they are CERTAIN 10
bring ON ths s"~hl psrisd 9th regularity. Anu
WhkkEAs, thee FILLS sis purely vegetable and
nee NON minsrsh, thsretoEv perfectly harmless In
their eperstsss, aud ~Aoll, anllks oth.t msaieins,
tha., a,a thu paLlie, parys.,iax 10 80, d. ,.,.
already dstsilsd- rHERlORE, BE Ir kNOMN.
that NOTHING bat the aid PILLS Of On CIlEfsI
MAN yin aeccsapish the desirsd Ohjsst VIE, DI~lP
POINrMENr hs ben sxpvtieaesd p.dsr the r,xiW.
of OrIiER PILLS and the LADIES vii saus. thi,
rROCIANAriON Co spread smonys, h-u 10 their
o.n everlasting b~ssht sys ptvaisins that ,ad
PROCLAMATION In one ease must 10 eoe.idsrrd
null. and VOID that 70 70 say. hAtthE rills
MuST NOR Be taksn when any female 70 In an iNtkR.
E~rtNG CONDITION. otherwise o MisSAhklAuE
viii ~ the iss,itAils result.
Expaicst dlrec % be carefully Rad, serewpA
s.sh lea rus< g.. seat " iaAn 90 eirksinx ~ ~
Dr. Cerpslias l.. Cheessnaan, Hon AL, fost Once
NV Nerk City. SID b, Druggist In ssss, to~ n
the GATED stAtss Given under my hard and ssAi'
.I...r. &. l. cHEEsEMAN.
Il n uurcHiN0s, General Agent Soc the United
states. Ia Chsab<rs -. Nee Nork, % whom AL
wh"ie-~is ora~ss shsua ~ aadresssd. 11-.lf
= Mitchell. Agent, ssso. ~. A. sawyer, Agent,
Bddsfard. lyric
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D. G. WILDER PATENT SiLlNiNDHR SAFE
CAUTION!
SheriH',s Sale.

FORK. 49,. May 10, A. ID. 1853.
by virtue Of an execution which issued on a judy
ment In favor Of Lucy Shaekley, Of kennebunk, In
said County Of York, wife VI stephen ID shaekley,
OF said kennebunk, yeOman at the last term Of the
Supreme judicial Court within and Tor said County
Of York. have taken all the right In equity that
Joshua Littlehed Of Wells, In said County Of York,
yeotaan, had ON the sixteenth day OF DeeeiEbor
last, the day when the same was attached ON mesnc
process, To redeem certain mOrt-ased parcel Cr
parcels VI real estate situated In said Wells, being
the same that IL described In mort &c deed there
oL rOIn the said Joshua and Lydia his wife, To Na-
son VI. Hatch, dated November III, lsj7, recorded
in the Registry Of Deeds for said County, Book
rs, page 1Ii, the same consisting VI the place on
which they then lived, and VI iOrty square rode,
this last Icing the conveyed u said Lydia on
the said Nov Ad lSi5, and ON Saturday the twenty
sixth day 81 June ext at twO o'clock In the alter
nOun at the Post Oice near the depot, In said Wells,
shall uer for sale at public auction to the hi chest
bidder said right In equity ofredempton, To satisfy
said execution and ali fees and charges Of sale.
3ws2 A. w. MENDuM, Dep,y Sheriff.
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Special Notices.
DIR. MORSE,

By solicitation viii continue his visits Cor few week,
longer 10 BiddeiOTd, on "Wednesday aud IhuTsday OF
each week Those Who wish To kuo~ the result u his
tTsatmsnI By k.Als are invited To call on MI sam'
G. Morse at AI. solaes' shoe Manufaetory, aud Ar
Joe. n. BiskOfd, 10th Of TACO, OF Dr. Al viii rvicr "a
many other psfsons BlddeOTd who have been under
has treatment.
DT. Morse has treated very many persons TO whom
he can refer any Ons) foe ~ eeIng Jrsa he L1hgs,
and has IN syvTy instance ssetusy cs~ckI the bod
,sK at once greatly Ia the relief aud comfort Of the
patient, % thai there MAS rvtuIn Ol a.. 2stL
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G IL ID /.

The undersigned, having experienced the beneh'
cial effects Of the Peruvian Syrup" do not hesitate
10 recommend ID to the public.
Prom our own experience, as well rs IRON the te >
tlmony or others. whose intelligence and integrity
are altogether unquestionable We have no doubt VI
it, efficacy in cases OF lncipent Diseases Of the
Lungs and Bronchial Passages, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Dropsy, Neuralgia, ac. Indeed Its ell
feets would be Incredible but from the high char.
acter Of those who have witnessed them, and have
volunteered their testimony, rs we do ours, to Its
restorative power.
REv. JOHN PIERPONT, THOMAS Z. AMORY,
THOMAS A. DEXTER, PETER HARVEY,
n. H. KENDALL, VI. ID, JAMES 4, DUNN,
SAMUEL MAY, Rev. r. WuIrIENORE.
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To the Ladies Of
SacO, Biddeford and Vicinity.

TINE Ladies Of Saeo, Diddeford and vicinity
u are invited To call at Miss SARAH A. Low
Ellis, No. 2 CaLef Block, aud examine a FAM
ILY SEWING MACHINE, which for SIM
plicity. eheapness, and utility, cannot be sur
passed. IL l. as valuable for family work as
Wheeler X Wilson's, Grover X Baker, or any
high priced machine. Ii has only to be exam
ined 10 be appreciated.
Saeo, May "a, 1855. uiS
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Hair Dye! Hair Dye! Hair pye!!!
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye

GREY, RED, or RCsrY HAIR, Died instantly TO
bssatfal .nd natarsl BIOsn or Black, with0at th'
least injury "a Hair OF kin.
lIIIEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have beer
awarded Ia wH. A. BatShslor, Since lsJy, aud o,s'
$1,000 sppe toas have BEEN made to the hair Of his
patrons - his famou. Dye. Prejudice against Dyrius
the Hair AID whisksr.i unjust would bs against
covering the laid bead With wiK.
wM. A. BAICuELOR's uAlk DYE prOJucss q
color Mt 90 be distinguished from and 10 wAR
r,SItD iRars in the least, however lons IL nay
b. continued.
Made, sd, er applied lin my private rosms) at the
vi. f.stss,, ~ broadway. Ss~ NOrk.
odd ~ all eili.. aud tOwus of the Caitsd States, by
Druggl.ls and fsncy Soods Dealers.
c..- The genuine has the nsiss aud address upon
.lsel plate engraving four sides Of zach ISlts u
WILLIAM A. BATHEIOR,
lr52 2aJ Broadway, n. Y.
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A Book for the Million.

cay Just pabli.Lsd, By fEDERHEN \ Co, Book
sellsrs and rtationsrs No - Coart street, Breton,
Brief Trvatiss % " pages Diseases % IN sexual
system of 10th sexesthsir symr tsa' aud treatment
prepared b, yh, seisu IL the "bo.ion kelrCtie Hos
pitaL" This WORK also contains ssrching EXPOSURE
Of the dscsp'on aud iago.ture practerd ~ sdNctis
lag g,.ssks, th Of their names and hcatlons
sold BY psTolioal dealers gensral. sent ~ mall on
the receipt VI three postage stamps. Address Box
lsOg. Boston rOst once. wv
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Invalids, Notice this Fact /!

Tor the past hny years, Dr. = q. RcHAnDSoS's
sHEHRY.wiNE bIfTEk> have BEEN uhn,slkd as
effective aud valuable spring and summer med,ine.
Ard while asost every Of the thousands of Iusdi-
sines that have Le,n iurOdueed within that psTd has
bssn abandoned. Dr. RsAsris.s's madeleine Ia. bssn
sustained with increased popularity. iOr sale Al the
Doctor. Oce, No. 81 HanO,eT street, aud " dealers
Ia madeleine s,sry Where. tuli
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Medical Notice.

Having a responsible clerk to conduct his
Drug business, the subscriber will hereafter de-
vote his whole time to the practice OF medicine
and operative surgery, in this and adjoining
towns, wherr his services may be required
OFPIcE-No. Biddeiord House Block. Hes
idenee, corner Of Cedar and Centre Streets.
- LANES SAWYER, NJ. ID.
BiddeEord, Jan, 1858. omosZ