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To the Hon. Justices sf ear s.Prems Jn-
dicial Court next Co be hstse NJ s"o"'
within nd for the C0anty Of ora.

Jici.i Cears newt 90 be hsiaca mt Sacs,
within aud for the Csss'y Of York;
NTIRIAM HILL, OF Dayton, in said Coun.
wi ~ OF York. wife Of Hamilton Hill Oh said
Dav,on. respectfully iibeis and gives this Honora-
ble Court 10 be informed that she was lawfully mar
Tied 10 the said Hamilton ilill at Lyman. on the
twenty-second day OF November, In the year OF our
Lord eighteen hundred and thirty-three, and has
had by him eight children, who arc now living, viz;
LydlaAnn. Lucinda p, Martha T., Elvira b.. Octa-
yns IL Aryilla Mehitable. and Elias that your H.
beliant since their intermarrage. has always be-
hayed herself faithful. ehaste and affectionate
wife towards the said Hamilton Hill hut that the
said Hamilton Hill, wholly regardless OF his mar
riage covenant and duty, on divers days and times
August A II. 1851, committed the crime Of adnltet,
with divers lewd women, viz, with one Martns -
Hill. and with other divers lewd women, who's
names are 10 your libellant unknown, that ny
the time OF her marriage Aforesaid had p ,a
of one hundred dollars. which aid HAMILTON re-
ceived with her. That said iismii.on nt. $500 ns
bond from one benjamin Dudley Ior rs-ovu ny
ance 10 him. said Hamilton, OF his homesteaa arm
In said Dayton said bond OF ,ns Osrsonai 80.
tate OF the value OF six hundred dollars besides the
estate which he received by reason OF said
marriage. ,,.,,...
tice and that she may he divorced from the bonds
OF matrimony between her and her said husband,
that the said Court enter Judgment against her said
husband for so much or her personal property re-
celyed by him by said marriage or Its value In mo-
ney as they think reasonable, that said Court will
decree To her reasonable almony out OF her said
husbands estate, and that the custody and educa-
tion OF all said children. excepting Lydia Ann Ill.,
and Lucinda Ill., account OF their tender years,
may be committed and entrusted TO her, and as In
duty bound win ever pray.
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Alta Court OF Probate held at Kennebunk, within
and for the county Of York, on the nrst Tuesday
in March. In the year of our Lord eighteen hum
bred and sixty. by tho Hon. Il. L. Bourne, Judge
OF said Courts
MIRIAM DAVIS administrative Of the estate Of
deceased, having presented her account OF admin
istraton of the estate OF said deceased for allow
ance, ,,
all persons interested, by causing q copy OF this
order TO be published In the Union 4 Journal,
printed in Dddeford In said county, for three weeks
successfully that they may. appear alta Probate
Court 10 be held at Alfred, IN said county, on
the first Tuesday In April next, Mt ten OF the
clock in the forenoon, and shew cause, II any they
have why the same should not be allowed.
10 Attest, francis Bacon Register
At Court OF Probate held at Kennebunk. within
and for the county OF York, on the first Tuesday
in March, in the year OF our Lord eighteen hun
bred and sixty, by the Hon. L. L. Bourne, Judge
ofsaid Court;
JEREMIAH s. PUTNAM. named executor In a
J certain instrument purporting to be the last
will and testament OF ELIZIBETH CROSBY, late
of York; in said county deceased, having presented
the same for probate
ordered, That the said Executor give notice to ali
persons interested, by causing copy OF tins Oruef
to be published three weeks successfully, In the
Union and journal, printed at Biddeford. In said
TO be held At Alfred in said county tho rst Tues.
n nsSn r. and sY; slew cause ss any nave WIZ
aid instrument should not be proved, approved
and allowed as the last will and testament OF the
said deceased. n-,.,
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Vegetable Compound
FOR RESTORING AND BEAuTlFYING
IN TE IT A TR

VIC. DYER. having fitted up his Store FOR his
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Known ns ~n cSM hp FJR fHE AR The virtues
OF which have been witnessed by thousands iie
yirorators or ncstrus are advertised TO do but he
claims his as good as the best: III, preparation Is
only compounded by himself at his store, as he
has never revealed the secret OF us preparation 10
that prepared Mt his store.
Price rs cents bottle. 90
Biddeford, Feb. &c, ls60. su
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Having proof SO sfrons and direct ns TO
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once Of the Jcflcrsonian, Philippi, Va,
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December 18th, 1853.
Dear Sr,-I feel II my duty as well rs my pleas.
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the medium holds ut least twenty per oent, more
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o.. WOOD & CO., Proprietors, ~ broadway.
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Black silks! Black silks !! /!

Merrill has This week opened an entire new
stock Of Black Silks in all widths. quality and
prices
tins No. 1. Union Block.
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MOURNING GOODS!
We have now In stock large VARIETY OF
mourning goods, OF all the desirable fabrics Tot
low prices ina T. L. MERRILL.
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,Ttaal Notites.

At q Court of Probate held at kennebunk,
within and for the county OF York. on the nrst
Tuesday In March, in the year Of our Lord eigh-
teen hundred and sixty, by the Honorable L. Z.
Bourne, Judge OF said Court:
IN the petition OF ORREN ROSS, . creditor of
" the estate OF ABfkTHIR CT ARK, late OF Men
nebunk, in said county deceased, praying that adj
minstration OF the estate Of said deceased may DO
granted TO him or TO some other suitable person
Ordered, That the petitioner cite the widow and
next OF kin 70 take administration, and give notice
thereof 10 the heirs or said deceased and 70 all
der TO he published In the Union r. Journal,
printed In Bddefori, in said county, three weeks
successfully, that they may appear ut Probate
Court 10 DO held Mt Alfred In said county tho first
Tuesday In April next, at ten OF the clock In
the forenoon and shew cause ifany they have,why
the prayer Of said petition should not be granted.
10 Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
A true copy, Attest Francis Bacon. Register.
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Farmers are especially requested toexamlne THIS
npy other harrow OF any Kind, as We feel eonhdent
4, will supercede any other Harrow or CultiSaior
before the public.
We have Teeth OF different shes.
The.e Harrows can be seen at the shop or T. II.
Df AIRING, Chestnut Street, next aoor 10 the City
''"1s' " TBS DEARING.
Al. ADAMS,
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SAMUEL MILDRAM
THEODORE WELLS. Jr.
Wells, Ne. Nov. 9, 1859.

Th,. eertIaes that we have used Fords Patent
Cultiystor or Harrow the past season and ind II
eminently useful In pulyerirlng hard lands OF ey-
cry Mind, and would confidently recommend It's use
20 every farmer who wishes Ia cultivate MS naru
land with ease and profit We are we'll satisfied
that It's use has been worth $500 on single acre
the past season to US s,,u-v, ropn
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Repairing Carriages
AT
TuE OLD PLACE ON TEMPLE ST., SiC0.
Second Hand Carriages.

About dozen ofsecond hand carriages, con.
si,tiny of two and four wheeled chaises, strait
body express, and n common side spring bug
gy, Wagons for sale at bargains; ,,,,
Saco, March 2ist, 2SC0. 2mi3
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SAMUEL LORD.
DANIEL CLARK.
Wells, Nov. J 1870

We have used ford's Patent Harrow on our arm,
which ~ very stony, and are satisfied that IL Is an
improvement, saving time and doing the business
more thoroughly than any other Harrow which We
have used.
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CERTIFICATES.

This Is Go certify that We have used for,i's I'm
season and hnd Il eminentiy useful In pulveriIing
hard clay land and clay locmy land, and In fact
hard land OF every Kind. and would confidently
recommend Its use 10 every farmer who wishes To
cultivate his land with and profit. We are
we'll satisfied that Its use the past season has been
10TH ten dallarS Ia
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This IL TO certify that We have used the above
uarrov this day. ON sxard land. both ela,ey and
sandy loan, plowed last mll, and we are satisfied
that u Is the best harrow We ever used and thai
man IN. square tooth harrow will going thre,
times over, and do Il better also with less 'trsns,
VI '''"'' OBED L. fOSS
, 1860-12-17

n B. COOKE s. CO.'S Standard
L. Edition OF the Lawa
THE STATUTES OF ILLINOIS, Compiled BY scA!E%
T1kA1 and Ill acE~til- syola Royal sEo+ Law
sheer, &louo- Embracing Ill General Laws
Prize % Can be sent BIZ Mai or E1pseas had Of
the Ppblishe1t, D. B. COUkE 4 CO.. i'll Lake street.
, 1860-12-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
Important from Washington.

WAsn1S0ros, Dec. 14-Theze is no doubt
whatever that Gen. Cass has resigned as Secrc-
tary Of State. Ncyret is everywhere cxprcss-
ID in consequence. Ihe ndleations tons arc that
the successor, though these are not altogether
e Therc is but little If any confidence in th.
assurances that South Carolina will not resist
the Federal authority during the Adnlnistra-
lion Of President Buchanan. They are regard
cd rs mere promises to quiet apprehcnsfons In
an official quarter.
Gen. Scott Aas expressed the opinion that
additional forces should be sent to South Car
"lina for the protection oftlle public property.
The President, however, Is still opposed to
such Increase, for prudential reasons, being al'-
rrehcnsiye tliat It would but augment the pre-
sent excitement.
There WIS an understanding among the &C.
1cct committee Of IS that their proceedings,
excepting the result, shall bc regarded as pri-
yate, and therefore not to be revealed for pub
lication. II Is known, however, that several
propositions. looking to political conciliation,
were presented and read, but not acted upon.
Several gentlemen made speeches, and opin-
i.,lls were intvrchaugcd The prospect Of ac-
GotunluIatiun il ntout the same Is 1t WIS yes
ferdar III order to afford time for cousideEa-
tion, IN adjournment till Monday took place.
Tic publication Of the manifesto Of the
Southern members has produced depressed
t.lry are NOW satisfied that the former are or
posed TO any political compromises or accom-
Inoslatiun what ever.
Mr.. Douslas' speech next week will bc Of Z
cocrcivc character a-ainst secession.
Senator Wilson's letter, addressed to Caleb
Gushing, will appear in to-morrow's 3atioaal
Ef7'Httcan, perhaps.
The Peoples Pacific Railroad Bill, embracing
four routes, has been referred to the House
Special Committee OH that subject
Paymaslrr John S. Cunningham las been
ordered to the flonp Of war Macedonia
WAsn1xGToS, Dec 15.-Rumors arc i'll cir
cnlatlon that Secretary Thompson has resfg7l-
I'd, but there Is authority for saying that such
is not Ills present intention.
Senator Benjamin, 1t is stated, will take an
carly opportunity to make secession speech
Certain sccessi0nisis assert that France,
Russia, PRUSSIA and other European powers
will promptly recognize the Independence Of
any seeding States, and it is said that line
Of French steamers. which were intended to
T:ln lrum Havrc TO New York, will be changed
| from the latter port 10 New Orleans
The Presidents proclamation recommend
ing to the people OF tic United States to OBJ
serve i!e 9Th day OF January as !: day Of h.s-
initiation. fasting AN! Tayes, is officially pub
iisil:t'. He says: "fn!': seems to have de-
serted the minds Of mc;t, and Gods arm alone
| can save us from the awful effects Of our
crimes and fOlliesn
, 1860-12-17
a. q $5.5o05. Is, dividing on 200 tn..
Markets RY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK: Dec. 15-AsuEs quiet at S. forr'ts
Florn- Scarcely so much doing: prices gen
rate export demanu for extra state bnt hold
rs refufo 10 Tcli round lots below $3.50. Sale+
800 bbls At *4.55@A.C5 for super stAtc, $415@
s4 .stG1s.10 for common to ,niddling extra wcs1-
IN: *5.0ol5e0 for shipping brands extra round
t,nop Ohio Market closing quiet with no very
pressing desire on the rart Of holders to realize.
unchanged. Salc~, 325 hbls at 81 9016s = Tor conf
:nou to choice extra. 1tyc Tlonr-Limitcd request
t $3.3oG4.10 for common to choice super Corn
Mcal-Quict mud unchanged.
NHIsKy-A .fhadc frulcr with less active de-
mhnd. Sales. 475 bbls at 161xDl9c.
GltA!S.-There IT, moderate export demand for
wheat, hut holders disposed to insist upon better
1GMbus faif Chicago spring $1.t6 400 bue c. l1a
'lubon private and 800 bus prime and very
,hoice amber. Wis. at $l:1e41.H- Rye less plenty
limited extent, and prices without material change
There IL moderate demand ftnr beans. Sales, s4l
:bls medium white ss Corn dul! ,bnt prices with
'ut striking change: Sa'ea 10 0oo bus at GocG4c fs
mixed western In etorc and delivered, &c for wl3se
northern. Oats pretty freely offered and market
,tavy: salsa, 3sG15os for western and Canadian; ;
i(ors@Quiet with email sa,c. at s5caaae.
Ous-Lineced dull at 5lcQ,52c Other liuds
'|u1 and unchanged.
TA1Ao~-Quict at ?kc19hc.
NATAL oT0REs-SplflI& Iufpch1lnc qulet. Sf12:ltt
-ale at 3icGf&3c common. RuAfn dull at $l..D.
Tar quiet At a-59HG225.
PHoy1FroxR-PorE dull. heavy and decidedly
lower Sales 200 brls at SIS Is for old mes-
SIC for new mess: $l0e5 for old prime: $11.s7 for
lew prime. market cosin: with no buyers ut these
isures. Demand for beef continues limited and
market heavy. Sales 1.5 hhds at $s.o0G10 for ~
packed mess: $10.5ol11 for extra mess. Primo
Mees beef and beef hams du1l and nominal. Cut
meats dull acd nominal At 6GGkc for shoulders.
and sx@s9c for tams. Bacon continues quiet.
sulcs iuO bxs long lniddlcs At exc check ur. and
1900 1bt green sidcs pit. Hogs little 1l.mer to-
lay at GkG1Gt{c for c0Enfed dressed, and 53f
iur live. Lard market firm and demand moderate.
sales 80 hrls at p0104c for No. 2 10 prime west
er7l. Butter selling slowly at 6l5c for Ohio and
,i12lc for state. Cheese steady At 9G110K for in
.ctior 10 prime.
GnocEiure-CoGce transactions only to lin
itrd extent. and prices without qnotabe change
sugar continues steady. with only 1smftcdbusfnc =
.loing. Sales 1856 hllds Cuba at 41105H: 100 hh'i.
New Orleans at 5@51<; refined firm At 61s4s4
Tor ground, erannlated and crushed. Molass...--
Improvement In New oricana etI11 continues. VI
uoticc salcs of 40 bbls ut 3lG35e. Other dcscrin
tiuns dull and heayy-
srocKs-srcond hoard opened thadc better
but closed fcyeria1 and unsettled. II c 46: III {
scrip 5s4: Eric =; Harl 1917: G Il CHI 6l: & 4
R146A; \ c 6s -; Tenn do u j; Eric 4th morts
.3: Pac Mall Is; American Exchange bank ii
ETEr7a<
, 1860-12-17

DATCi1N'S MAGNETIC OIL.
L This OIL I. n" haEnbug bet can br rouehcd fo. ty
tsore. and hnndsc':s n our ci!s ard t.r susrnaG:
CuusEe EasAc.e tie a1atht. To-,t..Arhc. Secr.1=9,
Rheumatism. stth joints, FTu led Feet Crna
Ant Fever Asue. Eur sofe Thrult a:.d l.1trri4
especially rtcotos,ensI II: IN. f4e.l
where hns hee1 Used. T. -Ale At Wholesale
tail 1t n Lake htseet, 4rrn,ont btuck.
deii-u65l-Iu H. T. CA3EEET.
, 1860-12-17
!'aily Review Of Chicago Market

SATURDAY, EVENING, Dec. Is. 1854,
FL01'R-ReceIvcd. 1.4lo brls. Market quiet
sI!es wcro:-:D h.l4 - Eetoit City" At 81. III del:
~ hFls good Spring extra $3.50 del; 100 6rls do az
MILL sTEFfs-s tons coarse Middiin:s ut 50 on
tack.
WliEAT-Receiyed, Il. SO bu. Market quiet but
Gr1n. sale. were AZ :-7u0 bu No1thwest-
Club at &C IN storo: 1000 hu No, Spring at 1bcin
:tnrc; LOO bu do at 1536c in store: 1,l1 hu do at
In store: 900 bu No Spring at 7Ofc in atore;
0So bu do At slo IN store; 40 bags Club BY sam
r1c at T9c on track.
CORS-Keeeised a.s1o bu. Market quiet. Sales
during the first half Of ncxt April. at sellers OPP
.n 400 bushels, Mixed at ss1>sc on truck; 100 bu
:'smpa' s7kc on track; 400 bn Yellow at &c on
lack.
o:4rs- -Itsesi.e4. 1,os. bu., Market quiet. 14o
hYE-Recciycd. 1879 bu. Market quiet. 100
bushels NJ. At 45c on track.
DAKLEy-Received, ,s1H bu. 14o bags good By
-:ule at 1Sc on track
Hft:HWlSES-Ma1kct dull Sales wcre;-1oo
hr!s at INC; $50 bslt Ut 13c.
:ALGOllOlC-3Sh6c 6c3Gc p a:al.
NESS pokk-ield ut $l5-huyers at f1a.15.
Lcnf At 9.4c; % tres Gut At SIC.
1AL1oW-Stock light aud market firm at 9kc
HlDEs-Qulct. Green. SC; Green Sailed, 5c@
a1ac: Dry Flint. 12Q12hc,
sEEDS-13 lugs good Timothy at se.1e; Clover,
:;unina1 nt $4.tJ1i.75.
GAME-fs' doz PraiEic Chickens, ut <a,75 a dog !;
- doz Quail at $1.00; Wild Gecre 5Oc each
IUuLfKY- Dressed Chickens Il O1Gt1 20 pcr
loz: Tarkcyr- 4@Gc z n.
EGGS-14&l14kc z dux for frcsh.
rpTATOES-Se+hann s1Ge5c; common,
'M xM1E-St,n 1tnf.s 1,n,o,+.s ,r. ..,. d.,
, 1860-12-17

The market for Flour and Grain Of Ill kinds was
inactive. Wheat was in fair request, but holders
were very arm. and tbs transactions were trihinE
i. 10 for Northwestern Club; s5Gb7Gc for No.
Spring: and 7okG7lc for No. Spring. Flour Was
quiet and the aaes Hight at e3.g0A0 co. for good
Spring extrat. Corn was 1rm but tnactivc. A lot
It TO- 600 hu Mixed WAS kold for delivery during The
aEst half Of April next Al Sic fob. Oats, Rye and
1aElcy were neglected. 11ghwines dull, with sales
1T 14kQt15c.
, 1860-12-17

,TODTGAHE SAIE.-Whereas,

lll stmon 5. w!lt.es md Mary c. his wtfe. 90 @
the 9Th day Of April T. vi .zsenss aaa eenTea at p
csso bearing date the day and yesr Aforesaid, nd
frcottct In sn@ I;eerr'ter'~ oclce Of Inok couny H.
ps Z book q E Aa iss d fss ,ss
tn pron,!ssory note. therein particularly mentioned
shas IL .a.r u drtauft In tac payment saId NOES
either IT principal or fuierest ma41e the rnole or
:sS I'd tseoS a e
tics II spaper printed h the eity Of Chlcsgt
Iii ~ ht aud equity uf redemption Of The *al1 SIN on
= Wlltsec and MAsJ e. ht+ wife, therein and whcrc
- default ha" been m.io tn tae rsymens ot svo o.
d.Fsisnrd. JAncs D. Lo't1~n' ana Msty Iudi.a, ID
'nesf..Gfs pe.ae slll 90 q day d. -sbe
4. o. $50 at the hour nf II at tnat ssn
y ri aue.'on q t'e a1,t %s q ts e. III.
ur Ioi!awic: PREMISES, to.wst :t"snmrhcirE IN tn.
center re u thr Chlcss" mi Green i'.y Eosd :n.i
e. as 70 .. liz snFf s1z .aa
rt'uth -, ehans: thence tsst X! !. cha a. 70 @ mo
Of SECTION ii t..w".hia Il. tanes i IL Cook County,
saa a. M;sss ' u. r!y e er
rake the amount due tnl nt.A, aud the costa AUG
s1psn:s. ot :sse ;s s' m nM3s aST b y
Administrators Ut t~ c-tte 0f Laeb ~. tnA!1rt DC
ss.ss te he, ..Fs.a M etsis
ah$s:o' M sa@ ;se sss sast .s ~ ,Hys 1gpsAn.
Adm.ls Ct he e-s.;" Of jacob ". lndlan, DO.
Til i sc -. - r,stYt ne, II: FrGy. tie :ah Day
Chicago. D.'.. ISL tEt~ - - bi.AM,
Ad:Au'sr.:ers OF tho .s-:c of Jacob ". !uela": r.
, 1860-12-17

Bo$1oS, Dec. l5.-The steamship Europa ar
rived here from Halifax at 10 clock tl,is morn
Ing, The newspaper bag for the Associated
Press was dispatched via New London, and
will arrive In New York about $50 this l.. II.
Wendell Phillips will deliver an address in
Music Hall tomorrow forenoon, on the subject
Of Mols and Education. In anticira,ion Of
trouble, the military have orders to hold
themselves i'll readiness to march from their
armoFcf.
, 1860-12-17

TORONTO, Dec. 15.-Thc Court Of Queens
Bench decision IN the extradition case Of the
fugitive slave Jones alias Anderson, was rcn-
dered this morning in favor Of giving up the
prisoner TO tho United States authorities, one
made Tie prisoner is strongly guarded. No
attempt at rescue was made, but much excite.
mcnt Nrcyails
, 1860-12-17

RICHMOND, Va Dec.--Manv coincide will,
Hon. Nm. c. Riycs in his letter to Represen.
tativc Boteler, that firm and digniked de-
mand by the South for her constitutional rights
would be considered by tile North. 4 more
general sentiment, however, Is that disuujon
cannot be avoided. and that Virginia must 70
with the South. The snow here Is quito deem
aud no trains have arrived tlIs evening.
, 1860-12-17

TAnNr1owS, Dec. 15.-Thc sloop Garrett
Dcmarcst, from New York, was upset In a
eguall last night nj 1rvin:tou. 4 sailor named
Moore, Of 0swego, will probably die His
legs arc frozen. They were not rescued till
Z O'clock this morning. Persons heard them,
but would not help thcm-
, 1860-12-17

NEW YoRK, Dec l5.-The s. s. VIgo, from
Liverpool, has arrived. News anticipated.
The saxonIan and City Of Washington kailcd
to-day for Europe. The former took S4G 900
eDecie