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GEO. HUNTLEY.
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We find in the New York Tribune the fol-
lowing memoir Of Gen. Bayard, who was
mor,ally wounded in the recent battle at
Fredericksburg:
THIS distinguished officer, who has made
himself name during the present war as
one of the mos. efficient Of our cavalry OBJ
GERS, was born in New.York State and went
60 West Point IN 1852, where he graduated
in 1856; his namc being the eleventh on a
list OF a. graduates. Gen. Vinton, one OF
his classmates, was wounded in the same en-
rarement where he lost his life. After the
usual three months leave Of absence Gen.
Bayard reported for duty NJ Carlisle Bar
racks, Pennsylvania, prior to joining
his regiment, the lst (now the 4th) Cav
airy, e. which he had been assigned with the
rank Of Second Lieutenant.
The numerous designations OF the Rebels,
in the early part Of 1861, caused 80 many
vacancies that Lieut.. Bayard became iull
CAPTAIN before he had been Eve years in the
ssryice-his commission in that grade dating
from August 20, 1861. On the organization
of the lst Pennsylvania Cavalry, Capt. Bay.
ard was allowed to take command OF 1t, and
ne proved himself such 6ne cavalry officer
that he was promoted to Brigad'er.Gener'
alship in April Of the pressn, year, Gen.
Bayard was struck in the hip BY solid shot
while conyersing with Gen. Franklin. His
right Lex was amputated, but there was no
chance Of the operation saving his iile'
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DIR. Chec.cman's Pills are the most etisctual
remedy ever known for all complaints peculiar to
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sanction Of some OF the most smrRsHt PhyseiaH' in
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ErpLeit directions, stating Asn they should not bs
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containing from 80 to 60 pills.
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DIR. DOW continues 10 be consulted nj his once,
Nos and Endlcott Street, Boston, on all diseases
OF PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE. BY .
long course OF study and practical experience OF
unlimited extent, DR.. ID. hps now the qualification
OF presenting the unfortunate with remedies that
have never. since he lrst introduced them, ALLIED
20 cure the most alarming eases of GOSORRHtEA
horrors OF yenereal and impure blood, lmpotency,
scrofula. GonorrhGa, ulcers pains and distress In
the regions OF procreation, Inflammation OF the bad.
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Frghtiul Svellings and the long train OF horrible
symptoms Attending this class oil disease are made
10 become as harmless as the simplest ailings Of
child SEMINAL WEAKNESS. Dr. ID. deyotes
great part OF his time TO the treatment OF those
cases caused by secret and solitary habit, which
individual for business or society. Some OF the sad
and melancholy ed. cts produced by early habits
OF youth, are Weakness OF the Back aud Limbs,
Dizziness OF the head. Dimness OF sight, Palpits-
ton OF the Heart Dyspepsia, Neryousneo, De-
rangement OF the digestive functions, symptoms
OF Consumption, 40. The fearful effects on the
mind are much TO be dreaded loss Of memory,
bodings aversion OF society selfdstrus timidty.
&c are among the evils produced such persons
should, before contemplating matrimony, consult
physician of experience. and be at once restored
to health aud happiness.
Patients who wish to remain under Dr. BOWS
treatment few days or weeks, will be furnished
with pleasant rooms, and charges tor board mode
rate.
Medicines sent TO all parts Of the country, with
full directions for use on receiving description OF
your cases. DIR. Dow has alec for sale the French
Capottes, warranted the best preventive. Order
bymail, for 81, and red stamp.
April, Is62-iyrl6
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SheriTs Sale.

YoRx, IS December II. A. d. 1862.
4 L two o'clock in the afternoon have to
n ken on execution. and will be sold at pub
lie auction on SATURDAY, the seventeenth day
Of January, A. d. 1868, at two o'clock in the
afternoon, on the premises. all the right In
equity which Elkanah ID. Witham has to redeem
tho following described real estate situated in
Wells, to wit : A certain tract of tillage land.
with the buildings thereon, formerly improved
by John witham, deceased. bounded rs follows:
on the Southeast side of the new county road
leading to York, and adjoining said county
road on the Northwest, and on the West by land
of Josiah Littlefeld; southeast by land of Ben
jamin Bourne and Son and Eben'r p. Boston g
land, and Northeast by Joshua Hubbard's land,
containing three acres, more or less, reserving
four square rods for burial ground the above
described premises being subject to mortgage
given to George L. Baker Of Wells, to secure
the payment Of note of hand for seventy 1--we
dollars, dated January 10, 1862, payable In one
year and interest. Said mortgage decd Is re-
corded In Book 276 page IS Of York County
Registry. EDMUND WARkEN,
3w52 Deputy Sheriff.
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Tho Maine Senators on Military
Arrests.

Psrlsy thus speaks, in bis correspondence
I, the Boston Journal, Of the remarks Of the
Senators from this State on military arrests /;
The speech on political arrests delivered
in the Senate yesterday by Mr.. Fessenden OF
Maine. is regarded as statesmanlike and
impartial view Of this important question, as
il now presents itself. "Sir," said the elo-
auent Senator from Maine, al do not stand
here to quarrel with the administration which
I helped TO place in power but | feel COM
pelled 10 admit that in some cases they have
zone further than should. cannot agree
with all their views Of law. lido not believe
in their construction Of the Constitution In
all ca,-. think the President in some Ca
SIS nav have gone beyond his power and
not only beyond his power, but beyond wna'
was necessary for him TODD. But. SIR WINE
I give him credit for good intentions ana 90,
lieve that he has the single object in view OF
protecting this great Republic from the dan-
GERS nv which itisat present surrounded ! 90
not stand here TO quarrel with little matters
of detail. or even great matters oil DETAIL
Val. air. / am not for renouncing our pow
ara We stand over the President in many
n,rticulars above him. in my Judgment, 50
far a. military power Is concerned. lie
holds IL subject TO Congress, and TO congress
ional rules and congressional laws; but tho
time has not come yet when congress mas
ssen az IN trammel him: and when II does
come. dare say il will be quite ready to ex-
erciso its power. Let not gentlemen, 'nen,
assume TO themselves that they are the only
lovers Of constitutional liberty: that they
are the only protectors OF the rights oil the
citizen. Let them show US a wanton, malig,
nant exercise Of power, and they viii hnd
that we are quite as ready to ayengo II as
thew. Until then. am not for embarrass-
ing the Government by unnecessary or i'm
pertinen, inquiries" -, 49,,
The remarks OF Senator Morrill, on politi-
cal arrests were more decided than those OF
his colleague. justifying and sustaining the
course al the Administration, and even re-
fusiny 20 assume that the President had de-
priyed any innocent man OF his liberty
aWhsn know, said Gov. Morrill,, the
fact that you have armed the Commander-in-
Chief Of your forces with the power to raise
a million Of men to put down an armed re-
bellion, and when know the fact that he Is
exercising that high functionary, and when
! know the fact. rs know my existence,
tina, throughout the length and breadth OF
this land there are traitors, rebels IN the
North "A well as those bearing arms, men
sympathising and giving aid and comfort to
these men, will not doubt that the Presl-
dent, when he lays his hand upon the men
who are thus sympathiring and thus giving
aid and comfort, Is as essentially aiding ms
country, sustaining the Constitution and the
supremacy Of the laws, as when ne Is direct
ing his generals against rebel batteries
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BREACH or PRonlsE CAsx.-The Court
room in Augusta has recently been a very
attractive place, especially to bachelors:-
Miss Sarah A. Lee, OF Vassalboro', a Tine
looking young lady. has sued Mr.. Andrew
Morse, wealthy gentleman OF Bath, for not
fulfilling his promise to marry her. Some
six years ago Morse did promise to make So
rah his loving wife, but u within got into his
head and the devil in his heart, and he drop
ped Sarah and picked up another girl and
married her. This was too much for Miss
Sarih's hesh and blood to bear, and she sued
him demanding ten thousand dollars to
staunch and mend bleeding and broken
heart. The jurors gave verdict Olive thous-
and Eve hundred dollars, bless their generous
hearts They came to the conclusion that
such SUN OF paper money would make u
plaster large enough to cover the wound en-.
tirely. II seems Miss Lee is the niece Of de-
PENDANTS first wife, and lived with her two
years just previous to her death, and after
that sad event she continued to live with
Morse six years under promise Of marriage
which he made her in three months after the
death Of his wiie.-Er.
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Tho Indian Troubles.

The President transmitted to the Senate,
on the llth inst, message in answer to the
resolution making enquiries about the Min
nesota Indian troubles. After abiding to
the various appeals which had been made to
him in behalf Of the condemned, as well as
against them, he says:
"Anxious to not act with so much elem
ency rs TO encourage another outbreak on the
one hand, nor with 50 much severity as to
be real cruelty on the other, caused care
ful examination Of the records Of the trials
10 he made, first ordering the execution OF
such as bad been proved guilty OF violating
females. CONTRARY TO my expectations only
two of this class were found. then direct
cd a further examination, and classitica-
ton of all who were proved to have partici
mated in the massacres as distinguished from
participators in battles. This class number
ell 40, and includes two convicted OF female
violation. One Of this number Is strongly
recommended by the commission which tried
him, for communication to 10 years imprison-
ment. have ordered the other 80 to be ex.
ccu.ed on Friday the 10Th inst. The order
was dispatched from here ON Monday, the 9Th
inst, by messenger to Gen. Sibley, and a
copy Of which order is herewith transmitted,
marked ID. An abstract Of the evidence as
90 the 40 is herewith enclosed, marked e.
To avoid the immense amount OF copying, |
Law before the Senate the original manu-.
scripts of the records Of the trials rs received
by me. This Is "a full and complete a res
ponse to the resolution as it is in my power
20 make
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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EVA arst class physician always at hsnd.-lt Is
a pleasant thing TO have doctor In the house, II
he Is a good one OF the right school, and you are
sick but 20 have q live doctor quartered upon you
All the time has Its objections. Take hint pur-
chase a case OF DOct- Glfford's Homeopathic Cura-
tiVes, YOU then have the matter In your own hands.
In you have any question about IL, try the Cura-
tives on q small scale. Are you suffering nom
biIllousness piles fever and Ague. eatarrh, or any
other OF the different diseases for which he has
PREPARED medicine. buy box NJ - cents, anu de-
eide the question on the merits OF the msdieihe'
sold by ,n....u
W. c. Dyer. Blddsford, Me-, s; 5; Mitchell.
saeo. Men. s. burr a Co., wholesale, Boston.
Mass, W. T. Philips Wholesale Portiand.
Sent nee on receipt Of price BY mall Addres, al
letters 10 Philip Lee, $50 William ST., New YORK.
Send for q manual furnished hee. i"o<
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y The sentiment of Russia on intervcn-
ton in our affairs, may be judged Of, by the
following extract from the account which
Minister Taylor gives, Of an interview with
Prince GortschakoH, the Goth Of October:
.You know the sentiments Of Russia the
Prince exclaimed with great earnestness.-
We desire, above all things, the mainten-
ance Of the American Union - one indivisi-
ho nation. We cannot take any part more
than we have done. We have no hostility
to the southern people. Russia has declared
her position and will maintain il. There
will Sc proposals for Intervention. We be-
lieye that intervention could DO no good at
present. Proposals eiii BE- made 10 RUSSO
70 ;oia in some plan ofinierftrenes. She '',il
refuse any inicrrention Of The hind. Russia
will occupy the same ground as at the begin.
ming Of the struggle. You may rely upon it.
Sls riN NOT change. But we entreas you to
settle the ditsculiy. Icannot express to you
how profound are the anxieties we feel; how
serious arc our fears. We were standing
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Al Court Of Probate holden ut Kennebunk, with
In and for the county OF York. on the first Tuesday
In December, In the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty.two, by the Honorable L. E.
Bourne, Judge OF said Courts
IN the petition OF Nancy A. Roberts. Administra-
u trx Of the estate OF Nathaniel Roberts, late
OF Lyman, In said county, deceased, representing
that the personal estate OF said deceased Is not
sufficient to pay the just debts which he owed al
the time Of his death by the sum Of three hund.
red dollars and praying for license to sell aid
convey the whole OF the real estate (more fully de-
tcrbed In said petton) OF said deceased at private
sale, because by partial sale the residue would
be greatly injured
Also, representing that an advantag eous offer Of
one thousand dollars has been made BY Nathan ".
Titcomb. Of bingham, In the State Of New iiamp'
shire which offer II Is for the Interest OF all con
cerned Immediately to accepts
Ordered, That the petitioner give notice thereof
TO all Interested In said estate, by causing
copy OF this order TO be Published In the Unicn 4
Journal printed In BiddefOrd In said county, three
weeks successfully that they may appear ut a Pro-
bate Court 20 be held at Saco, In said county
on the first Tuesday In January next, at ten The
clock In the forenoon, and shew cause III any they
have, why. the prayer OF said petition should moi
Attest, Georgsn. Knowlton. Register.
50 Attest. George II. Knowlton. Register.
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DEATHS.

saco-Dec. 18th. Mr.. Henry 7. Wentworth,
46 years months 10 days.
Kittery-Dec. 18th. Of diptheria, Annie b.,
Is years IL months, eldest daughter OF Lieut..
Col. Mark Y. Wentworth. Of 9th Me. reg.
Kittery Point-Dec. 10th, Mrs. Mercy Todd,
wife OF Capt. Nathaniel Todd. &c yrs. 10 mos.
New Orleans-Oct. 18th. Of wounds received
at the battle Of Baton Rouge, Nathaniel Gould
Of Lyman, 10 years.
Biddeford-bec 18th, of diptheria, Abbie
NJ, daughter of Benjamin J. and Elizabeth NJ.
Graves, q years months.
We would not not wish her back again,
She's left world OF sorrow and pain,
Exchanged II for o brighter mirth.
And gone 10 tod who gave her biith.
Eastern papers please copy.
Lyman-Nov. Goth, of diptheria, James W,
Smith, u yrs. Q mos. q days.
Your dear form has dropped and faded,
Your sweet voice has fed
One fair brow the grave has shaded,
For our dear friend Is dead.
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CAUTION TO FEMALES IN DELICATEHElLTH

DIR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon. No. 2 4 Q In
dcott Street Boston, IL consulted daily 6r all dis.
eases incident 10 the female system. Prolapsus
Uter, or falling Of the Womb. Fluor Albus. Sup.
preston. and other menstrual arrangements, are
speedy relief guaranteed In = very few days SO
invariably certain IL the new mode OF treatment,
that most obstinate complaints yield under IT, aud
DIR Dow has no doubt had greater experience In
the cure OF diseases Of women and children, tina u
any other physician In Boston
Boarding accommodations for patients who may
ment
DR.. Dow, since 1916. having confined his whole
attention to an Office practice, for the cure Of Pr
vate diseases and Female Comp zcknowiedge
no superior In the United States
N. BAH letters must contain four red stamps.
or they will not be answered.
ONCE hours from sA. n. to9P,n.
April, Is62-Iyri6
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DAVID FAIRBANKS President.
SHIPLEY w. KICKER, Secretary.
WM. HILL. Treasurer.
Fire Insurance.

INIIE undersigned, hs. Ing been appointed Agent
offhs York County Muinai Fire Insurance Cow
pany OF South Berwick Ne, is prepared TO receive
propo als for insurance safe kinds OF property oil
every description at the usual rates. Said compa'
ny ha' now at risk In said state, sjOOOOOO OF poop
amount of $4,000 with which TO meet losses. Loss
es are literally adjusted and promptly paid The
risks taken by said company are as follows.
list class. Farmers Property, I'd class, Village
Dwelling Houses and contents. Each class pays
for Its own losses. .,.,
For information, terms &C., apply TO RUFUS
SMALL & son, Agents and Collectors OF Assess
nents, City Building, Biddeford, Maine l6ti
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DR.. MORSE. OF PORTLAND,

Well known for his successful treatment OF Con.
'smPtiOR, CaiarrA, Isthna, Bronchitis and all dis
eases Of the TArOat and LHHss by Medical lnhala'
ton, with view TO the accommodation OF his nu.
meTous patients and others DESTROYS 10 consult him
In SacO BiddefOrd. and the surrounding towns, will
DO at the DiddefOrd House. Blddefori, the first tr,
day In each month hereafter until further notice.
II stormy on Friday. DIR. NJ. will be at Biddeford
the next day. Saturday, If pleasant.
lie also treats all female complaints For failing
Of tAs gomb," and "L,seOrrAGa" he has a sover;
eign remedy. feb. 2I-9ti
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A Fricad In Need. Try Ii.

Dr. slrsst', Igyallibis LiHimsnt Is prepared nom
the recipe OF Dr. stephen Sweet, OF Connecticut,
the great bone setter and has been used his prac-
tce Tor the last twenty years with the most aston.
ishing success As an external remedy II Is with
out a rival aud will alleviate pain more speedily
than any other preparation. For all Rheumatic
aud Nervous Disorders 10 Is truly inhliioie ana as
a curative for Sores wounds, sprains. Bruises, 40
Its soothing, healing, and powerful strengthening
properties, excite the just wonder and Astonish-
tnent Of all who have ever given 10 trial. over
four hundred certificates OF remarkable cures, per
formed by u within the last two years, attest this
fact. Sold by all dealers. lyS
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y The heavy discount on United State:
bank bills in the Provinces works greatly to
the advantage ofour traders. The fishermen
from the nsighboring islands and the plaster
men from Nova Scotia and New Brunswick
find market here and are paid in our bills
which pass current here. The result is that
the proceeds OF their cargoes pass directly
into the hands OF our traders.
We arc informed that the retail trade has
not been so extensive and profitable here for
years past as during the present season.
Easiport Sentinel.
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Certain Cure In all Cases,
Or No Charge Madc.

DR.. Dow Is consulted daily, from g A. ~ 10 r. NJ.
rs above. upon all difficult and chronic diseases OF
every name and nature. having by his uawearied'
utation which calls patients nom all parts Of tho
country 10 obtain advice.
Among the physicians In Boston, none stand
higher In the profession than the celebrated DIR.
DOW. No. Endicott street< Boston. Those who
need the services OF an experienced physician and
surgeon should give him call.
P.S. DIR. Dow import aud has for sale o new
article called the frenct secret. Order BY mail,
2for 81, and q red stamp.
April ls62-Iyri6