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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-11-23
OH Z
LOUIS o. COWAN,
VOLUME XVI.

Al Court OF Probate held at Biddeford, within and
f6r the county ofYOrk, on the first wednesday IN
November In the year Of our Lord e ghteen nun
dred and sixty, by the Hon. L. L. Bourne Juuss
OF said Courti
CHARLES D. EMERSON, administrator with the
l will anne xed OF the eestateOfyOINyIJUNhIN
late OF York, In said county deceased, having pre-
sented his first account of administration Oi the es-
tate Of said allowance
ortsrsd. That the said accountant give mo-
tiee 20 all persons Interested, by causing a
aai Jearaai printed at Biddeford, In said county,
fer three weeks successlyely that they may appear
at a Probate Court To 10 holden At saco, IN
said county, on the first Tuesday In Deceui,
Der next at ten OF the clock Ia the FORENOON
aud shew cause, II any they have, "hy the same
A. Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
A true copy, Attest, Francis Bacon Reslsler.
AT a Cont ofProbate, held at Biddeor, within and
for the county Of York, ON the hrst "Wednesday OF
November IN the year OF our Lord eighteen nun
dred and sixty, by the Hon. L. L. Bourne 1udse
OF said CouTL
SAMUEL T. EATON, administrator OF the
Nestate OF SIMUEL ~. JOHNSTON. late OF Bnx-
ton, In said county, deeeasgd, hNihs
prescntedi his account Of administration vi
the estate Of said deceased for allowances
Ordered. That the said accountant sivo
notice To- all persons interested, by causing copy
OF this order 10 be published three successive
ly In the UaioH aRi Journal, printed AZ bidIeioru,
In said county, that they may appear AZ "A riOnate
Court To be held at SacO, In said county, on
the first Tuesday In December next, az ten OF the
clock In the forenoon. and shew cause, u any they
have. whythe same should not be allowed.
u Attest, franc, liaeon, Register
A true copy, Attest, Francis Bacon, Register
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-11-23

" ocTigIf CLElJES, a misor child OF Rob
.Tt r. CIeayes late Of Dayton In said county, &c.
ceased, ptay In. for license To sell and CONVEY AZ
AMI Interest OF his sd ward m and to certain real
.state situated ia Dayton, In said county, AMI inc
nrels the re0f 10 pat % interest," the sald real Co
INC hin. mnIe lulll lcseLlocl ln sall petltlOn.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-11-23

At Court % Probate held at Bhdeford With
in and fprthe county ofYOrk,on the first Weines-
hundred aud sixty, by the Hon. d. L. Bourne,
Juaro a sAh Court
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-11-23

O,a,y,a That the said gusrdian give notice
a, All u.Tsons int rested by causing acoPy Oithls
order 10 be psblished In the URisH Jsursai print
eli In Bhldefori In s3id county, three weeks sue.
sS.siyeIy that they may appear al a Prooate Court
10 he held At SaeO, In said county, on the hfst
TUESDAY In Dccemher next, at ten ~ the elosA ln
thsf,rcnona aud shev cause. ttanythey have, "hy
The Same should not bo allowed.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-11-23

AT a Court Of Probate held at Blddeiord, within
ana nr the County Of York. ON the hrst Wednes-
day In NOreua ber In the year ol var LosI
ILburDe, Judge Of said Court.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-11-23

Ordered, That the sald Accountant give notice
On All prrsous Interested, by causing aeOPy OF this
orler H. be published Ia the UsisH Jssraai, print
ei In Rlddsfsrl in said county, three weeks sue
ccssIyely that they may appesrata Probate Court
10 he held al SacO In said county, on
the frst Tuesday In December next, at ten eI the
clock In the forenoon, and shew eaGseh any 'hey
have. why tie same should rot be allowed.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-11-23

.,S An. pstltIou ,6 WILLIAM FROST, adminlstra-
" toe of the estate OF WILLIAM FROST, late
OF SANFORD, In said eouHty, deceased. representing
that the personal estate az san deeessei ~ no,
the time of his death by the sum OF soyenty'hNe
,iallars and PRAYING Sr license To sell AMI con,
yey the whole Of the real estate OF sald dSeeaseu
.,nnhI,. spction ar priyate sale because by par
- ft', - = ,,.,,,ll h, yreatl lyiniured
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-11-23

Atxcurt of Prvh~,s held at Didieford villain ana =.
nor ths county of York, an the hrst NeinesuAy ~
Novemh-r. I'M the year ofOur Lord eighteen nun
Jrsi and sixty, BY the lion. h L. bourne, JadSe
OF sad Court
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-07

A lady correspondent Of sbe Rirhmond
Why, writing from White Sulphur Springs,
-,' -: 'I.;o '""ntioa Of Rex. DR.. PIummcr
whose famous Grafton ut est LioerI.
Academy, year or two ago, was reported
il the intetliseNeer:
If you will excuse the partialities Of g
lady. will say that no arrival has taken
place, aud none is Anticipated, which
seems to haze awakened Ivelier interest,
than tue expected visit OF the Rev. Dr.
Plnmmer, of Allegheny, Pa. Every rea-
der Of the Wing knows who Dr.. PIummer
is; tue prime OF his life WAS spen: in Yir-
GINA, sven in your good city; and as a
powerful, unwaHering, constant and faith
ful servant of Goa, no mat sustaius bet
ter reputation among men. No one shares
higher pleasure than do in anticipn-
ton OF Lis arrival, because / have been
reared TO rerereuce the dignity and puritr
OF his christian character; but Que thing !
mean TO do, if can possibly, and that is
10 persuade all the ladies see not TO kiss
him in public, because saw them do that
once in Rch,noud, when / was in atteu-
dance on the meeting Of Synod, until ]
got tired.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Relief IN TEN MINUTES
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TIE Original Meilrne EE1Abl1hsdiN 1RSi- and tlrss
article ID the kind IlntEr the nB1De
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-07

Y8t1aaswc rete, our readers TO tbs adrertissrneu,
= az Of MessrH, CHURCH DUPONT. No. 4op
br"ad~aE New Yurh. The -Blood Food is onp OF the
grestosr medicines s the age aud r rapidly driving
out OF the lnar'f ali the quOck noHtrms t1 modern
ttnes lie efficacy is great aud fts superiority no
justly acknowledged that Is found difficult 10 sup
ply the immsn", and Increasing demand TO. the ar
''e1e. DR.. EA1pNs Gel, brU:eo 'Iuantue Cordial is
= medicine prepared by regular physiciuu Of EMU
nGnce IN ts profession and one who has devoted his
lie TO the peculiar phases Of lni8utile disease II l.
no hu1thnE. but medicine, which commands Itself
70 InoSe only who can appreciate it.-ATalackfcote
~ Sc advertisement ,nb2. 5G,-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-07

LsrT 1HH GAS BuRNISc AND WENT TO
ECRopE,-The New York correspondent of
the Mobile Register relates the following:
Recently gentleman returned from Eu-
rope. He had been absent with his family
seven months. He paid his gas bin the
day be left. and the house had not been
opened FOR seven months; yet when it was.
the gas man took a return from the meter
aud bill WAS made out for $50. AR.
G1nneil went and complained to the Soc
rotary, related the circumstances, and
threatened exposure of such barefaued
robbery. He refused to pay the bill. :
very well. sir" said the Secretary. Dir.
g.. Wect home aud told his wife. "Pay
it," said she. why soY" said he. nBe-
cause said she, 4'the day we left New
York, had to go back to the house for
some article 1 had forgot. The window
shutters were fastened; lit the gas; the
other day when we retnroed, / found il
stu burning" Tue bill was paid, for a
steady gas famer had been burning for
seven months. Gas stock pays a heavy
dividend.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-07

a young Clergyman in Humpdeu couaty
Mass, recently amazed his audience 6y
giving them lucid explanation Of the phe-
D0mcn@ Of eclipses. Illustrating point
in his discourse by alludiug to the recent
eclipse He cOmplacently remarked that
8 solar eclipse was caused BY the moon
passing between US aud the sun, aud an
eclipse OF the moon was produced IN the
same manner, by tue sun passing between
the earth and tue moon.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-07

HERR is jenkins las: bulletin from the
Prince of Wales reception bali at Haaifax,
on Tuesday night last:
The ball is q great success aud Albert
Edward is in his glory. He evidently
likes being lionized. and is fond Of gayety
ana excitement. II is amusing to observe
the eyes of the ladies inthe room and gall
'efy' watching his every movement and
gesture, and casting envious chances at his
fortunate partners. heard more than one
Whisper, What a beautiful dancer rs ne
gslaso m the waltz. lie rests his partner
frequently, aud fills up the interval with
cheerful conversation, and remarks NM
the company. His finest feature il lis
nose. which is becomingly prominent, and
nearly a Roman. , "''S
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jury 10 the Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have bppn
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$4,000 applications have bser made 10 rhe Hair Of
the Patrons OF his famous Dye
WM- a. BAucHELoR,s HAIR DYE Produce
sOi"r NOT TO be distinguished from nature. aud is
WARRANTED nut to nu:e il the least however long it
may be continued, and the n!-esects Of Bad Dyes
did DYE e. vi T- --..'d for Life by this sIlep-
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Druggists aud Fancy Goods Dc,alcru
~ The Genuine has The nnme aud address upon
Steei plate engraving four sides .! each box Of
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Thousands Vi parsons suffer ali sorts Of annoyance
from Cutarrh Nus, psuple know wirut ite illcunyt
nisnce aud results are, get bun few know how II
be cured. L, is simnlyR chronic irritation, and
often enlargement u5 f0llirls and consequent thick
ening Of mucous menlhrUn;e, lining the nasal cRv-
lies, fruutnl Biuses. and sometimes extending into
the throat and lungs. Fom this result rightness
and uften vertigo ui the had, ohEtrur.sd nuse or
T-ufuse flow uf nunua, lUs of amsl, usu1 voice
often impaired hearing aut taste
The uid-RchOO, remedies been Ilie 10 do
anything fUr IL Nasal irjctuus and iniIatons
s0inirl and expensive they generally worth
lGss- Yet HUMPHREYS qGrAERH SRRC1T1C. Aimple
Sugar . taken blree timer per duy llrurupt
is the uuildar cures nj all colds in
the head and radically 10y l'ur"ev rlg this
nOdf OdtinEle proved ty tn. t..l'.:-ienGe
" hundreds.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-07

Fow1ER & WELLS, of New York, the
PhFenoloslsts and publishers, sailed GU
Saturday for an extended professional
tour in England, Scotland, Ireland, aud
probably Australia, or wherever the En-
glish language is spoken, and where those
who speak ttare willing to hear lectures
upon the science Of phrenolOgy. Mr..
Fowler's wife accompanies him.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-07


AccoRp1se 10 cali, there WAS Demo-
s.rntir meeting held at The Court House GA
scsterdny afternoon, Mt two o'clock. The
messing was small, bsiug business one
only, end vsAs made up of al sorts ID Po-
liticrd people, iDrlnding sUme who were in
attendance on Real Estate sale fhRt was
going ON frnm sie steps outside. On mo
tion of mir. Lewip Steeurod, John KnUte.
Esq, WIS called to the .Ch&lr, ard on mo-
tiOn Of Br. Reilly, p 81 Moore ~ns aP-
pointed Sec-etury. Mr Knote stnted the
Object Of the 'mepting 10 l1s to sEI7E,Oiut del
egates 10 the twp State Conventions which
nre 10 be held on the 1Gth inst. On mo.
ton of Mr. S1eeurOa committee of seven
were appofuted ID prepare business md
draft resolutions The Chair appointed
Messrz. Lewis 5securOd Jas. Robinson,
peirpigln, JDhr Wilson. j. &. Pendletun,
Geo. ForbesspDd j. Dukcns. 4'bs Com
mfttre rdfiret for about fifteen minutes,
md tame buck with sct Of resolutions.
ResozrA9, That while we 6eplure 1he d.
f-IsiDn sexiEfIllr IN fne Democratic psrrtx in
tbe EniDu and in Virginia, ne still believe
j. IL practicable 10 hKrnlDHize upon hon
UFahlc terms aI least IN Virginia. End the;
we cordially desire 10 produce this result.
Rss0kped T'haI approve the CsIl for
State Convention ct Charlottesville ON the
18th inst, and trust tnHt its lAburB may
rebound 10 the harmony and SUCCESS Of
She Dsmncr2tic party uf the State
ReznLus6, Tint rhirty-bwu delegates 30
n
sixteen from each division Of the pUrtF
and that we earnestly recommend TO them
10 secure an undivided Democratic vote in
Eirginin at the ensuing Presidential cleo
8ior.
RcsOipeG. That III the event that none
Of Bgid delegates attend then thai J. r.
Tucker, Vim. Dewitt, VIM. Old, Jr.. and
W. q. HarmKn, be appointed alternate TO
cast the vote Of this county.
ReaOzyed That Ihe Chairman and Sec
Tstnry OF the meeting be added 10 the DEL
eggteB.
( ResOlped, That a copy Of the proceed
ingB OF this meeting be furnished To the
city papers and that the papers of lht
district be requested TO copy.
After the reading of tine resolutions by
AR Pendlr1Un, ne offered few remarks
upon them, before tbe~ were put 70 ths
tween e,l9 7 Ghenght the difference be.
Virginia was trivial, and not Of such
nature as should keep them apart. h,
said ttle curious fac. was presented to Tia,
eyes of the country, that in some couu
ties Of the State where Douglas wa
strong, the opposition were casting i,
with his followers, and where Brccl,in
ridge WAS uppermost, they were mukin,
common cause with his adherents. Tn,
object was plain, said Mr.. P, aud Jules
the Democracy remembered the FABLE o
the willow wauds that united were strong
but divided were weak, why defeat wa,
certain. The patriotic feeling should be !,
the words Of tie song:
divide as may in our own l,.tive land,
To the rest Of the world we one"
He believed harmony WAS possible i
the delegates who should be appointed
would go on their mission IN conciIa
- --..:..:.
On motion of Mr.. PANEL the Char wa,
empowered to appoint alternutes Tor tn,
delegates. This motion being adopted til,
meeting adjourned.
----p
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-07

THE Richmond W1v calculates upon
Rhode Island for Bell and Everett. Thi.
Is tpe sort Of stuff with which political
leaders amuse their followers. The Prov
aenoe Journal in its last Issue, says that
me present appearances make tt doubtful
IT the Bell party will run an electoral.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-07
Gives 1T up to Lincoln.
The last New YORK. Kerald sara.

We feel authorized to anaouoce to the
money contributors of all parties and fac
tlons concerned, that they will be acting
wisely this time TO treat all applications
for money for Presidential purposes in this
campaign with fat refusal TO give cop
per There is no necessity for any such
contributions TO the cause of "Oid Abe
LiRcoiu," and all moneys bestowed to aid
IN the work of electing either Breckin-
ing, Bell or Douglas, are moueys foo!ishly
thrown away The result of the election
Is toregone conclusion. Lincoln will be
e'ested' not only SO, but from present APP
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-07
DR.. M'CLIHToCEx,s coin corCU

DR.. M'CLIHToCK's COLD COUGH
MIXTURE performs, IN every instance, via. ,..s
PROMISED when IL was introduced. Ii eures. viii,
the came uniform certainty thut morning disp.ls
night al the varieties of serVe cold or h.rass
ing cough and Immediately reieves iunu elza huarse
nr's and tickling Of thu palate throat; Price, %
cents.
Sold by LAuGuL1Ns & BusuF1RID, E. PUN
DENBERG, bridgeport, and Druggists generally.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-07
WIGS! WIGsl MIGsl

BAItHELOk'h WIGS AND TOUPEEE a,lIl,ass ali.
They ere elegant light easy md durable.
FITTING I" chsr.D-np turning up Lehind-no
drinking oil The head; Indeed, thit is the only En-
ts0lais'nsr: where these things ere properly under,
stood IA and mede-1G Bond Street, New York
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-07

THE New Orleans Delta gives a list of
twenty two Democratic papers in Louisiana
that haHe come out for the Breckinridge
ticket, three for that of Douglas.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-07
For lUve-lnrn swain, in luGy'B bower.
Ee'er painted fpr the appointed hpur,
AS I. until before me stand
This rebel chistrun and his bEu6

a PROMINENT Bell paper in Georgia has
an article entitled s.no entangling allinn-
ceg, in which the idea of forming an aIii-
ance with either wing of the Democracy
is fouted as base abandonment of prin-
ciple The following sentences show the
spirit of the paper and of the Bell m.u
whom ii represents:
Against uR is arm yed the TWO divisions
of the onve powerful bnt now weak De-
mOcratic party. IL is hut two parts of tine
sHms ereut InBHtihte mOnBter-1hc saue
peBttferOuBly corrupt organization. the
leaders Of both Ere responsible for ACTS of
the headers Of the original psrty-for hpy-
rures v'U'eSNUssd. sths governmental ezpcndi-
they ought to befor the corruption v if IL
nae been proven 10 have been praciiccd.
and for treacherv to the country
This ie 40 titne 70 parIeY with our enc
mics. Thei propose truce that they may
extend and strengthen their deteuce6-put
to.work their eappcrs aud miners and pes
lect their combinations for attack aud de-
ience. Dismiss every doubt. decide upon
your course put il action every faculty
OF your mind and every means III your
! command, md grcntno truce"
What do they think of tue movement in
New York, by which IT is proposed to give
the vote Of the Bell men solid for Douglas,
and Of that il New Jersey, by which it is
to go in part for Breckiuridge2 What
hav, they 70 say Of the fusion in their
own Stete?
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-07
FOE SAI.R

IN SALE.
Es THE TWO STORY BKIck DWELLINGS
"sJ':ht!T OF separate rs may be desired sltuafe
5son tbs corner Of Cbapline and Marshall str,e1,
40; 90. Eou addition provided with gas Ua1er etc
Inc one story frame building, OF said lot
=. The lsGse brick Dwelling House on west lalf Of
.ot o. @t9' Centre Wheeling, provided with cas
1ne lot in Bnena-Vista. Churchill addition
PsIt Of lot lOd, west side Of Market Square.
One-third Of an interest IN steam EzJz min s;.
Hted in South BeIIair, Be mont Co, Ohio
above BeuE0od H-tHHg
For terms, enquire at the corlagt Storc 81 Berry
Dodsnn, No. 10 Water street -
js27-am cuAa II. BERRY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-07

F1GE4EE Is snfssrfng a good desl5 ms
campaign, along with most other things
in the han8s Of Tle p0liffie:inns- One Of
'8hc Delegates from flis state-sWs hERe
forgotten his n.sms--yFhD STAYED in the
Front skrset theatre uunFention IA Baiti-
unore, drew Immensely On the Lady of the
Lake for material about the DonElas-bu1
drew so fgnorerrly md recs4esEs thu
yercF, al the Maryland Institute NEXT
light, fell on4lzm. with new translation
OF The same .e1t, as Webster tidtup Hay1ss..
Rni znnife Dur MAN =aeDk .rFuite AXE 2 funl.
The 0fhsr day Daniel s Dickinson rnads
Rpeech at the Breek1nTidge ratfhcn6iuu
meeting IN New York, in which he also
drew On the Immortal Scott dor few
lines 10 EXPRESS dl1E deadly errnfty to the
DeuglAB. he said
Twice tave auuEil; Elptnr's glun
1nl'ence. but when curae again
come with hammer, brand and hDV,
As leader seeks his nior1al fOs.
IN answer ID this, The Utica IN IL Herald
EixesR quotation which Sanford E Chnrch,
the great woGld-be rompromiser Of the
New York Delegation AT Baltimore Epputed
II Lockport The other day The quotation
Of Dickinson stirred him up and in the
immensely Of his indignation he tells poor
old Dickinson to come on and clinch with
him:
For lUve-lnrn swain, in ludy'B bower.
Ee'er painted for the appointed hDur,
AS L until bsioTe stand
THIS rebel chistrun and his bEud-
The probability is IN our estimation,
judging from what we saw NJ Baltimore
that if Church should fnn in with Dirk
insnn he would simply ask him 20 take a
! drink.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-07
Grand Ratification Meeting

TIE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC pAPTy on
OHIO County. will huid mass meeting Ut thu
Stnelreum on Monday Evening. August
jim. at O'Clock. ratify I!e nOmnatn.. Of l., jLG-
Las End JOHNSON Also, II appoint icIe-f:es fo
attend ti,e Etnte Cuuventiun Stsurt.1 On c lGE
The meeting viii be addressed by the Hon. VIII.
MONTGOMERY, Il II. GIBSON. Esq WM LYNN
~ HennsFlvHug; NANEE PENN. Of Cfia Hon,
" 1t BROWN, Of Preston Co.. Va W OLDHAM
Esq Of Marshall Co.,, Va. and Col MOON of tsia
u heelinS. Angus, Sd 1895,