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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-21

Tags. VIC fHE ToWx OF N4NCHEsTEn
i ADt0i. he provisions Of deed oft tract sxs.
sasss y assss ~ sssy. y
April, 1sse, and ubscrfbsr will sell g Zueifc
sustion, upon the p VII II ses, The nsxt MI day
s,st day Of March. OF. ~ y O'clock r. y. the
thers.issr,l eosamsneink aid dsed. ts Wiz five
certain Lots or parcels Of l. ..-uated On Plat OF
county, one Of which L. desl Ser I, Nonsing on
Decatur street, and ru 5biag bach r.. 10 Ia log
and Peasants streets; also. Lots ~ .ssreirsI'
and recorded a. above. The two Gf I.mssnsiSnsd
lots front together Decatur stree , pssWeea
the two last mentioned front on CiAys S~"esn
Decatur and Hull streets, les feet. .~..
TERMs.-Enough in cash TO pay the exp.Wses OF
sale, and negotiable note for ~. -, with inier
est thereon from 18th October, 1sO; ths inNner
sum Of S57 90 on the 18th April, lss. and the Inr
ther sum Of Sss. 7s on the 18th October, 1850 the
remainder upon such terms As may hegsaner be
agreed upon. JAS. NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
JAS. NJ. TAILOR & SoS, Aucts. nh ~
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by 4. ID. Williams, Auct'r.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
L ON DUEAL STREET.-By virtue of deed of
Susan Johnson, to the subscriber, dated March I,
1880, and duly recorded in the Richmond Hastings
Court Office, being thereto requested, will sell
March, 1851, at 1t o'clock p. M, IF fair if not,
then on the next fair day thereafter, at the same
Lot of Ground on the north side of Duvai street,
near Brooke Avenue. and adjoining the residence
of Mrs. Elizabeth franklin, fronting q feet 3
upon which lot stands Framed Dwelling, with
seven rooms, occupied by VIM. II. Johnson. The
TBKMs.-Cash, for the Expenses OF sale and the
sum Of $500, with interest from 10th March, 1861
the balance upon terms OF payment to be made
known at the time Of sale
NH l3 A ID. WILLIAMS Trustee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-21

DACON.--so hhds. Sides aud shoulders, for sale
ID by lmh "a AAhSlE = PLEAsANTS,
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CLOTHING, Go.
CT 600 WORTH OF CLOTHING AN

CT 900 WORTH OF CLOTHING AND
OLD, UUU GENTS FURNISHING GOODS FOR
SALE AT COST FOR CASH, TO CLOSE THE WHOLE
ST0CK.-The subscriber has advces from the
proprietor to offer the whole stock on hand, as
above noticed, and invites attention to the ass0rt
ment, knowing the opportunity an excellent one
purchase good fabrles, made up in the best man
ner. The stock has all been made up within the
last six or eight months and presents rare opp0r-
tunities. Dress Frock and Business Coats; Doe
skin and Fancy Cashmere Pants; Cashmere Mar
settles Silk and Cashmere Vests. Also, Shirts.
Drawers, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Socks Shawls,
Collars, Neck-Ties and Scarfs. All selected at
the best markets for retail trade.
Merchants visiting the city for Spring purchases
are invited to an examination, as We think money
can be made, and VIC offer these Inducements for
the purpose Of raising money:
NH 90 100 Main street.
CPRiNG CAsSIMERES FROM THE
- CRENSHAW WOODEN COMPANf.-I will
make the above Goods to order at short notice, by
good hands, in the latest styles, at low figure;
will make Pantaloons, Spring Over Goats and
lish samplee-something entirely new and hand
room for Spring stock.
IRVING HULL, Ag't, % Main ST, cor 18th,
NH 10 Next to Pairo's Exchange Office.
FEW DAYS LONGER.--We continue the
~ opportunity to purchasers of w L
CLOTHING, to supply themselves with hrst-class
Clothing, at greatly reduced prices Money can
be saved by anticipating your wants.
NH 10 KEEN, BALDWIN WILLIAMS.
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DISSOLUTIONS, &c.

THE CONCERN OF HICKS Il AMBER
i SON is this day dissolved by the retirement
of Dr. PETER Fl. ANDERSON, and the name of the
firm will only be used in liquidation OF the late
business SAM'L. D. HICKS,
March IL. 1881. z. II. ANDERSON.
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l. TOOTH WASH.-An elegant, useful and
agreeable preparation for cleansing and pres erv-
| ing the teeth, hardening the gums removing
whatever is offensive in the breath, or unpleasant
to the taste. For sale by
W. PETERSON & CO,
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IA ASHLAND HOTEL, AND OTHER

M4AY NALUABLE REAL AND PERSONAL
4sW PROPERTY, FOR SALE.-By virtue
OF a decree of the Circuit Court of the City
Of Richmond, entered the 2sd day Of January IsGf,
In the suit Of Todd ct. al. VS.. Robinson and al
the undersigned, Commissioner thereby appoint
ed Tor the purpose, will sell at public auction,
upon the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the nth OF
April next, III fair If not the next fair day. be-
ginning at II O. clock A. M, and containing from
day to day until the saleis completed, all the pro-
perry real and personal, belonging to the ASH
In the DIN In said calsa mentioned fallaxs
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Card --In retiring from the concern of HICKS 4
ANDERSON, take pleasure in recommending my
late Partner as gentleman OF ample means to
conduct the business, and fully competent to dis
charge the duties; and would say that, upon
trial, find my health will not admit OF my pur-
suing the business as would wish.
NH LIFT Z. IL. AN DERSON.
nISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
~ The firm of LIBBY Il BURTON is this day
dissolved Dy mutual consent, by the withdrawal
of A Burton. Either partner will use the name
of the firm in liquidation only.
LUTHER LIBBY,
March lst 1851. ABRAHAM BURTON.
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Notice. shall continue the Produce COM
MISSION BUSINESS as heretofore, and with
seven years. experience In this market and Peters
SAM'L D. HICKS.
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DLACK SKIRT BRAID

pLACk SKIRT BRAID Hf.
ID RUBBER COAT and VEST BUTTONS;
GOLD BRAID N.|
CONTENTION CoRsETs, all sizes;
SEWING SILKS;
COATS SPOOL COTTON
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFS;
WOVEN SKIRTS, rs to SO hoops.
Full lines of the above Goods lust received and
for sale to the trade by
fee7 GfNTER, ALVEY Il ARENTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-21

WHITE GREASE, in tin cans and kegs
w Also, pure Sperm, Solar, and No. Lard
OILS; in store, and for sale by
NH IN p JOHNSTON & BRO Druggists
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BY Il. T. HAZEL. Auctioneer.

r 4 r E, ATTRACTIVE, AND PER-
IL EMPTORY SALE OF A JORRER'S STOCK OF
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.
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, Z nj u V A L.
WIN, IRA SMITH

N sequence of the depressed state Of financial
affairs of the country, our stock OF Clothing and
Furnishing Goods Ia much larger this than AT any
previous season, the whole of which We will dis
pose of at greatly reduced prices, in order to
enable all in want to be supplied at small cost.
Our stock consists of every article Of Gents W ear
ing Apparel-Biack Dress Suits; Fancy Business
suits; Black, Brown and Blue Beaver Cloth Sack
and Surtout Overcoats; Shawls; Dressing Gowns;
Robes; Furnishing Goods &c, &c, &c.
IO3, NOAH WALKER CO., 1913,
ial9 Corner Main and 18th or Pearl SITS.
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Two Val A L E LOTS IMMEDI-
= ATELY IN REAR OF THE UPPER VEG
ETABLE MARKET, BETWEEN MARSHALL
AND CLAY STREETS, AT AUCTION We will
of March, commencing at ~ o'clock p NJ. two
valuable Lots, on the east side of the Up
per Vegetable Market, between Marshall and
Clay streets, and adjoining the north two brick
tenements lately erected. They front together 40
feet and run back Sc feet.
TERas.-Ope- fourth cash the balance at g. IL
and Is months, for negotiable notes. with interest
added, and secured by trust deeds. Taxes for
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DRIME ROLL BUTTER, &c.-Prime h

w RY; Ayers Cherry Pectoral; Browns Bron-
ehial Troches; the most effective medicines for
Consumption, Asthma, Colds and Coughs. Fresh
and in boxes, Is cts. per box;) Garden Seeds of
Southern growth. For sale by
L. WAGNER, Druggist,
NH al n nd
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-12-19
LIST OF ELlNQUENT' LANDS
aMs Town Lots m Wood Co., o.. Sos '6 4.

The following list of Lands and Town Lots with the lmpro' O.
thereon Wood County Oho returned Delinquent by the
county, Tor the of Taxes charged there
on the year Eighteen Hundred and Sixty S60) with the amount
said Tax annexed tn which added Penalty OF twenty 2O
per and the simple Taxes OF the current year 1861 as oW
to-wt:
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BUSINESS CARDS.
JOURNAL PRINTING OFFICE.

Having rcplenishod our Office with new types
throughout, we are now prepared to execute Job
Work, such as Posters, Sale Bills, Programmes,
Invitations, Cards, Labels, Pamphlets, all
kinds Blanks, &C. in the most satisfactory manner.
Orders filled at short notice, and on reasonable
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-01-18
THE EVENING POST.
n. o,,,.., Democratic Republican Jssr-
nal la the City Of New York.

Now in the Rifty ninth year Of existence, com.
hines all the essential elements OF COMPLETE
FAMILY NEWSPAPER. Is devoted TO the sup.
port of the Democratic Republican Party, when u
I. right. and Of DEMOCRATIC PRlNClPLES AL-
WAYS, Is the Incorporating advocate OF free
soil, Free baborl Free speech! Strict
Construction OF the Constitution, and an EeOhom-
zeal Administration Of the Government.
THE DAILY EVENING POST, which Is print,
ed on large folio sheet, contains iu,I account OF
the occurrences Of the day. the latest foreign intel
hgence-exclusye correspondence IRON Europe
public documents OF interest and importance,fro-
ceedings of Congress-Popular Lectures-Tales-
Poetry-Reyiews and extracts from New Books
CITY News-speclal, full and accurate report: OF
Commercial and Financial Affairs, New York Mar.
kets, Including stock and Money Markets, together
with the Cattle Markets OF the country, aud such
Foreign markets as are OF general interest It's ed
i,orial dlsquistions are always frank fearless and
fiE SE,iI.wEEKLY EVENING POST con.
talns all the reading matter Of the Daily Evening
Post, and the latest news by telegraph and mall,
up 10 the hour OF publication
~ THE WEEKLY EVENING POST Is edited with
especial reference to the wants Of country readers
and besides all the articles OF general interest pub
lIshed in the Daily Evening Post contains com.
plete digest Of the news of the day, and an Agri'
rruitun.i Column. devoted To the interest and In.
struetion OF fAllMEiS ltcontains FORTY LONG
COLUMNS Of reading matter every week.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-01-18


Col. Todd, Commander OF Fort Monroe
Mobile Bay, says he has plenty Of men gun
and ammunition TO prevent any hoS'iio 'o'''
approaching Mobile.
The Herald's Washington correspondent
saws that Dudley Mann goes as South CARO-
lina's Commissioner to Europe. L. Butler IS
Georgiais Commissioner.
Senator Toombs has gone TO Georgia. The
Alabama and Mississippi Senators and hep
rsentativcs leave on Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. Clayton. Assistant Secretary oil the
Treasury, has been removed.
While Mr.. Thomas was Secretary OF the
Treasury, S2OO,0O0 were removed from the
treasury 10 the sub-treasury at New Orleans.
Judge Smalley OF the United States Cir
cult Court. in charge to the Grand Jury
to-day, declared South Carolina guilty Of
high treason.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Jan. IL.
The Legislature unanimously passed res
olution that any attempt by the general gov
eminent TO reinforce Fort Sumter would be
considered rs declaration Of war also APP
proving OF the firing ON the Star Of the
West, and promising to support the Govern
or in his measures for defense.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-01-18
Reasonable.

No Hair Regcnerator has enjoyed higher
celebrity than that Of Mrs. II. 4. wilson. !,
pertorms faithfully what Is promised otn- II
imparts yigor and brilliancy to the hair, SOFT
ems and gives tia glossy appearance, and rs the
safest ofal modern preparations 10 prevent tne
hair from turning gray, AMI " u has already
done 80 20 restore II To its original color.
Together with the above Regenerator,. MIS-
Wilson's Hair Dressing Is an article superior 70
sny other pr,paration In market. II Is not
male from lard, bears grease OF fat, but FROM
pure coeoa-nut oil, which Is cooling yegst-
able oil, and renders the hair son and glossy.
Ret assured no article has ever been otered for
sale equal TO Mrs. Wilson'S Hair Dressing.
See advertisement in another column.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-01-18
DEATHS.

In this city. 9TH inst, Hiram lOyt, aged 81 yrs.
and months.
In Lyman. sth inst, Sarah D. Derby, aged a yrs.
month widow of Rufus Derby. III William A.
sou of Daniel NhltehOuse aged 10 yrs. and mos.
In Dayton, 18th inst, George l.. Gould, aged y
years mo. and u days.
In Kennehunk, 9th inst. Miss Louisa, daughter
OF the late Capt John Walker, aged q years.
In Manchester, ". H., Dec. lst LiEHle 7. young
est child OF Joshua and Mary Lttlefeld Of SANFORD,
aged years and 10 months. She was with her
mother who was on a visit 10 her sisters.
In Dover. 9th inst, Emma Josephine, infant child
OF Daniel &. aud Helen ~ .Nigsn, aged mos.
In Limington, snth ult. Dca. Samuel BOothby,
aged CO years days.
In Halls, 9th ulL, Mr. Elijah Earle, aged 5oyrs.
and months.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-01-18
THE CANADIAN
HAIR INVIGORATOR.

MANY persons want an article for restoring the
hair In another sense than merely changing " irOm
grey 10 its original color. We mean those whose
hair not grey hut who have losing their
hair nom an unhealthy state OF the scalp caused
by sickness humOrs In the hair hair eaters. scurf,
dandruf, or any other causes or those who have
thin, brash, aud llfeess hair; Such persons re
0uIre A preparation entirely different from what Is
merely required 10 restore grey hair to Its original
color They want an article which shall bring
about n healthy action OF all the organs and yes
,.ls upOn which the hair Is dependent. thus causing
Il 10 he restored In the true sense OF the word.
All. or nearly all the preparations Tor restoring
0rsV hair To its original color, now before the pub
lie contain one OF two articles which are OF inpor
lance and value, nut they all fail in this respect
They all lack lnygOrating principle OF sufficient
power to restore the scalp Itself 70 heaIthy ac-
lion tOr this very reason they fail TO confer any
permanent good. The mere operation OF changing
tbe color of the hair amounts to very little unless
an article can he used which shall bring about
perfectly natural state Of the capillary vessels and
give tone and yigor to the scalp, thus enabling u
to maintain healthy action, ana cause the hair 10
grow In natural manner.
There is q common Herb for sale In every
apothecary shop which has been found to have the
most jnrigorafiag and restoring effects when com
bIned with other ingredients and applied to the
hair This herb forms the active principle OF tins
preparation. As II Is found growing only In Can,
ada and along the northern borders OF the United
yigorator This herb we believe really possesses
more power to inygorate the scalp aud produce q
luxurant and healthy growth OF hair than all the
.S,w,saL, of the Materia Medea. Ii is used In the
Inyigorator In combination with such articles as
have been found 10 possess any value In other so
called Hair Restorers thus giving u greater rs'for,
,ag ,ioratiag and tORii properties than are found
combined In any other article. IL rapidly restores
,rrey hair 10 It's original color, by restoring the
scap 10 healthy action II causes the hair to grow
iuxuriantIy, prevents IL from becoming thin, dry
and bTashI Mills hair-eaters, and ctiectually re.
moves dandruf aud scurf and cures all humors oil
the .calp, For sale by all dealers In medicines
=. Read the following certificate IRON one OF the
frst Physicians in the State, who has practiced
medicine for over y years;
BIpDEFORD. Me. Dec 9th. $3.50.
lam satisfied, from thorough Investigation OF
the matter, that although there are some other
good Hair lnyigorators. that Shaws Canadian nar
Snyiyorator contains articles not used In any sni.
lar preparation and which are ot the greatest value
for inyigoratin. aud restoring the hair: 49,,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-01-18
NEURALGIA.

This terrible disease so various in it' forms, so
raeking In Is pains and so difficult Of cure, will.
In the great majority yield to the udicious
use Of the PERUVIAN SYRUP. No remarkable
has been the relief obtained from this Syrup that
many physicians rsly upon II as a certain and rad
teal cure.
Boston, Jan. I, 1859.
aESrLENES,-Ihaye suffered, and sometimes very
severely, for twenty-seven years. IRON DyspsPsa,
aud began h have my fears that Il would result In
consumption.
During that time had the best medical advice,
and tried the effect OF dieting travelling farming.
aud various other kinds of exercise but without re-
eelylng permanent relief I became very feeble,
and ms stomach at length rejected every Kind OF
fDod, even rice water In January last commenced
taking tho Peruvian Syrup, and found immediate
benefit from t. In the tOurse OF twO OF three weeks
I was entirely relieved rfOm my suferings. Since
then have enjoyed uninterrupted health.
recommended the Syrup b. one OF my friends
who had suffered severely iron Neuralgia. lie
took one bottle ID IT, which relieved him at once,
and not having had any return Of the disease for
three months, he considers himself permanently
cured. Yours, respectfully,
INSLEY JEWETT.
No. 10 Ayoa Place. 2w2
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-01-18

At a Court of Probate held at Alfred, within and
for the county Of York, on the nrst Tuesday OF
January, In the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundredand siSty-onc. by the Hon. L. Z. bourne,
Judge OF said Courts
IN the petition OF SOPHIA ". ABBOTT, admins.
Utntrix Of the estateofWILLIIMHIBBO late
OF Berwick in said county deceased. representing
that the personal estate OF said deceased 10 not
sufficient 10 pay the just debts which he owed at the
timeOf his death by the sum Of eight hundred
dollars, and PRAYING for license 10 sell and con.
vey 50 much Of the real estate Of said deceased
as may he necessary for.the payment Of sAid debts
and Incidental charges,
Ordered, That the petitioner give notice thereof
10 the heirs OF said deceased. and 10 all per-
sons interested in said estate, by causing q
copy OF this order 10 he published In the Ua,en &
yOsrnai. printed In Dlddefori. In said county, for
three weexs successfully, that they may appear
at q Probate Court 20 be held ut Saco, In said
county.'on the first Tuesday I'm February uext at
ten cf the clock In the forenoon and show cause II
any they have, why the prayer Of said petition
should not he granted.
attest, George n. Knowlton, Register.
true copy, Attest, george IL. knowiton, Register.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-01-18
MARRIAGES.

In this city, 9Th inst. by Rev Chss. Tenney, Mr..
Henry N. Davis 10 Miss Annah Hall, both Of this
city. 10th inst. BY Rev. H. d. Abbott Mr.. BenJa.
min y. Goodwin 10 Miss Laura J. MeGrath, both Of
this city.
In WATERFORD. 5th inst, by J. u. Seribner, Esq,
Capt John hOdman "a Miss Amelia Davis, both Of
BiddefOrd.
In Newcastle, 9th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Alden, Mr..
Henry Trefethen, Jr., ofPortland, to Miss APphia
Y. llOlbrOOk.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-01-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

coraus.-rhe sudden changes Of climate are
sources of Pulmonary, Bronchial, and Asthnstle
Affections. Experience having proved that simple
remedies Often act speedily and certainly when Ia
k.p I'M the early stages of the disease, recourse
shoald At anse he had To ~Brsrs's BAsneAia Ire
cA,s- OF L. rengcs ie, the Cold, Cough or irritA-
ton OF the Thruat be slight, ~ by this pre-
caution 4 more serious attack may he efeetnsly
vnr,ied OF Public Speakers and singers will Ind
them effeetuai Cor clearing and Strengthening the
YnlcaL SEQ Adkertlsement bmos1l
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-01-18

Those exposed 10 niiliou. attacks caused by
rniasma as we'll as those already suffering IRON
theu, and particularly those eony.lsseent .hoald
"A opee have recourse 20 Professor Woods Restora-
H.. ror,iial and Blcod Renovation. IL Is pure
healthy tonic Cordial and will at once be felt In
I'M rafts OF the system, exhilarating and permA.
neetly building u up, and thus not only cure, eat
render the constitution invulnerable To the further
prosr,.s Of disease. as we'll a. prevent those new
asyelapepents 10 which. In q weakened condition
We are 40 liable, See advertisement In Another
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-01-18
.Nofiec ofForcciOsmre.

DuBLIC hotlce Is hereby given that John Cram;
II OfSanford, In the County Of York. and STATE OF
A. II. lS5s, recorded In the Registry III Deeds Ior
the County ofNork upon the $40 pagc OF BOOK sol'
conveyed In mortgage b Forest Eaton, the under
signed, the following described real estate
Aeertain piece of woodland situate in said nan
ioId, and bounded az follows, On the northerly
side by land OF Jonathan Ellis on the Easterly
side by land ofJohn yohnson's heirs on the South
eriy side by land of Jonathan Kills and on the
Westerly side by land belonging 10 the heirs Of
Jesse Thompson. Also all his right title and in
terest in and IL "Willars Sawmill- 50 calle.i sit
uate on the Moussm River In said sanford togeth-
or with all the privileges and there
unto pertaining
That the condition Of said mortgage has been
broken By reason whereof the mOrtgasve Aforesaid
claims foreclosure u the sane.
FOREST EATON.
Wells, January 9th. 1851.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-01-18
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is.
A proposition Is 10 be introduced into the
Southern Congress TO discontinue cotton
planting two years, in order to Gil Southern
granaries with corn, and to insure an ALI
ance with England.
Messrs. Washburn of Wis, and hppan
of n. H.. ON the part Of the Committee Of
Thirty-rhree, signed the following report:
Resolced, That the provisions of the Con-
stitution are ample for the preservation OF
the Union and the protection of all the ma
terial Interests Of the country that il needs
10 he obeycd rather than amended, and that
the extrication from present difficulties should
be looked for in the efforts to preserve and
protect the public property, and in the en-
tsrcement Of the laws rather than in guar
antees for particular INTEREST," or compro-
mise and concession TO unreasonable de-
mands.
1t Is untrue that the shipor-war Maeedo-
man sailed with sealed orders. Six weeks
ago she received orders to join the Gulf
Squadron, and is on her way thither.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-01-18
DR.. WORSE. OF PORTLAND,

Well known Cor his successful treatment Of Goa
s~-pfts., caf~rA. Isthus, RrsacAifis. and all dis
eases 81 the TAroaf asi Lnsss by Medical lnhalA-
ton with view Ia the accommodation Of his nu-
merous patients and others DESTROYS % consult him
I'M Saes, riddefOrd. and the surrounding towns. will
be at the Ssee iiouss sAee me ,,i F''aay In each
m stormy ON Friday. Dr. NJ will be at sAeo the
next day. Saturday, n pleasant J