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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-11-04
NOTICE.

by virtue Of license from the Court Of Probate
ID for the County Of York, shall sell Mt public
auction, on WEDNESDAY, the thirtieth day Of
November, 1864, ut two O'Clock In tho afternoon,
at the Office Of Joseph r. Dearing In Saco, In said
county, all the real estate Except that which has
been already disposed Of at private sale> OF VII.
liam Cummings, late OF marlborough, In said
county, deceased, consisting OF the lot and house
In said Saco formerly occupied ny said Cummings,
the lot adjoining, and his interest In two cemetery
lots. with tho reyersion OF the widows dover In
said real estate The promises formerly occupied
by said Cummings will be sold subject TO two mort
cages thereof particulars Of which will DO given ut
the time and place OF sale. Terms cash.
shall also sell Mt public nuotion nj the time and
place aforesaid, all the rights and credits enumer
ate In the inventory OF said Cummings estate. 70.
turned to said Court OF Probate.
Dated at Sac0. this Nth day Of October, 1861
EDWIN II. SMITH,
AZ Administrator III said estate.
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LOCAL L COUNTY INTELLIGENCE.

The following report Is one OF the Agricul-
tural Pair Committees. More will Be pub
lished next week:
L. D. Staples, Of Biddeford. entered two Hens
Eggs, one 81 which weighed Ia OF en- ounce.
the Other % ounces. showing remarkable con-
trsst.
Charles ?. Davis, Biddeford. exhibited bot
tls Of shells from Key West.
Leonard Andrews presented n piece Of Cop
per Ore from Lcnovil'c, Canada East.
70. Sands. Of Biddeford. entered China
Chair.
Augustus Libby, Hin 4 Bond, Emery & Co..
E. u. Banks, G. II. Sellea, and Chas Hardy.
all Of Biddeford, each presenteda Show Case Of
Goods. such rs they ofer to the public at :heir
several places Of business. all Of 6ne appearance
and quality.
y. Hin. IT.. Biddsford, exhibited some bolls
OF North Carolina Cotton.
Mrs. John Trafton. Bddeford, exhibited some
ancient ware. among which WAS thunderin'
old teapot that was in fashion hundred years
ago, and as near as your committee can recol-
lect, bears striking resemblance to teapots Of
that date
J. Goldsbrough entered three Parlor Stoves
manufactured 10 Biddeiord. for which We recon-
mend gratuity Of Sl.00.
DR.. Alvin Bacon exhibited show case OF very
nice Toilet Soap.
Charlotte l.. Doyle. Biddeford. set Of Liv-
erpool and Glass Ware
c. Libby, Diddeford, patent Coffin Lid.
ingeniousiy constructed so as to show the plate,
whether the lid ~ open or shut.
j. l.. Quinby. Biddeford, egg she'll.
Mrs. DIR. Watson. Biddeford offered a case Of
preserved birds OF rare beauty and interest.
We recommend gratuity Of si.0o
IvonY LORD,
l.. II. BANKS, SCom.
GEO. T. JORDAN.
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In this city, Nov. 1, Emily, daughter Of II.
G. q. Smith of Parsons6elI, 90 yrs
In this city, Oct. %, Mr.. George W. Nichols,
- yrs "a days.
In South Berwick. Oct. Is, oi fever, Almeda,
wife of Joseph B. Blaisdell, 81 years mo 20
days. -,
In Kittery. Oct. 2lst, Of typhoid fever, Mr..
Ephraim A. Spinney, % yrs.
Mr.. s. was very eLterprisina business man.
His loss will be very seriously iet in that com.
munity.
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NOTICE.

ID for tho County Of York, 1 shall sell ut public
auction, on MONDAY, the twcnty.eighth day Of
November, 1864, at two O'Clock, ON the premises.
about ten acres OF land situate In Biddcford, In
said county, upon the road leading from Biddeford
TO Kencbunk, and distant about one and one-hal "
miles from Bddeford Post 0lilce and on the twon-
ty.nlnth day OF November, 1861, ut two o'clock In
the afternoon, upon the premises, and ny virtue OF
license from said Court Of Probate shall sell ut
public auction. ten acres OF marsh land on Little
River In Saco In said county, said land In Bidde.
ford and said marsh land belonging 10 the estate Of
Samuel Underwood, late Of said Saco. deceased.
Terms cash.
Datcd at said Saco, October "a, 1864
THOMAS UNDERWOOD,
Administrator, with the will annexed, do bonis
non. u
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Sherif,s Sale.

York. S., Oct. ~, 1864.
TAKEN on execution and will he sold ut public
| auction, on WEDNESDAY. the thirtieth day of
noon, mt the house OF Timothy Tarbox In Hollis,
In the County Of York, all the right In equity
which William NJ Jordan and Samuel Dunn, both
Of Buxton, In said county have or bad on the thir.
tccnth day Of July, A. ID. 1859, at o'clock p NJ,
being the time OF the attachment OF tho same on
the original writ In this action, to redeem Tho fol.
lowing described real estate situated In said Bux.
stake standing .n ito Southwest side Of the road
leading from the Dog MIL ~ Kimbalrs Corner. so
called, Mt the Easterly corner OF Kendall Parkers
land thence running by said road south 53s East
twenty links thence South go East. parallel with
said road, twenty.nine rods, TO Joseph lianson's
land thence South AZ West by said Hanson's
land, forty.fve rods, to the Dog Brook; thence
Westerly by said brook to said Parker's land |;
thence by said Parkcrs land North 40 East seven-
ty.ave rods, to the first mentioned bounds, being
the said samuel Dunn's part OF one hair OF the
Pog MIL lot GO cS,d which vas wom 70
all. as by his deed TO them dated April DO, 1917,
will appear Said property being subject to mort
gage deed from Samuel Dunn to Theodore Elwell.
dated March %, 1853 for the sum o. three hundred
bile rs follows, $780, In sixty days, and interest
sO IN four months from March ~, 1853, and sjj,9i
In twelve months frv.n date, with interest.
Also certain piece OF land situated In said Bux.
ton being mart OF what Is called the Davis farm,
bounded on the Northwest by land now or former
IL owned by Deacon Leavitt on the Southwest by
land owned by Mark Rounds; on the Southeast by
land owned by Nathaniel Elwell on the North.
east by the Saco road, containing twenty-five acres,
more or less. being the same William VI. jordan
hon slt of Peter Staples April 1852, absorbing to
deed ut that date, with the buildings thereon, no
iny the premises lately occupied by William VI.
Jordan rs his homestead, said property being sub.
ect 10 a mortgage from William n. jordan to Dam
lei Cresscy. dated July u, 1859, Acknowledged Au
gust o. 1852 and recorded August 3D. 1859. In York
County Registry or Deeds, Book 2Gj, Page 52j, for
the the sum OF Ave hundred dollars, payable rs
follows $3.50 In two years, $3.50 IN three years and
300 IN four years, with interest annually
Terms at time and place OF sale
a. IkSO< IiAMII,rDN Denuty Sherin.
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Notice 90 Creditors.

mElE undersigned having been appointed by tho
i Judge OF Probate for the County OF York, Con.
nIssIoncrs 10 receive and examine all claims Of
creditors OF the estate OF James Davis late Of Bux.
tom. In aid county, deoeased. represented insolv
emf and ak months from tho fourth day OF October
inst. having been allowed for said purpose, have
~ February and March next at O'Clock p. ". OF
esch OF said days at the tho late James
Davis, In said Buxton. a. the time aud place Tor
recciyin. and examining said claiuis.
Dated a. buxton, this 18th day o. Ocsonsr' a. ID
ts6ir- JAMES nv on.N, o.,
IL 0Ehtf NOlNHS sW.
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Specimens Of new style Of fractional cur
Iency. TO supersede that now in circulation,
have been prepared ut the Treasury Department
Every effort will be made to guard against coun-
terfeiting. which prevails to large extent with
the present issues. II Is probable the new cur.
rency will be Of different sifes. graduated ac.
cording to the several denominations.
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colgate,s Honey SOAP.

This celebrated Toilet Soap. In such universal
demand, Is made from the choicest materials. IL
ss'id and enseliient In its nature, fraxraniiy
scented, and extremely boseacisi In IT. action
upon the skin. FOrssls b. all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers lye
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DIR. TOBIAS
VENETIAN HORSE LINIMENT.
MORE TESTIMONY.

This r. 10 certify that for the last Ave year have
used In my family DIR Tobias celebrated Venetian
L.nimeut aud in every instance have found 10 full
Is equal 10 It's recommendations. l have found IL
To give almost instantaneous relief In cases OF
loOthachc Group bilious cvlic sore throat, pain In
the chest aud hack. and rheumatism, and cheer
fully recommend its trial 10 every one afflicted with
any VI the above named diseases.
JAMES II. WARNER.
Hartford, Conn, Oct 10th, 1861
Price - aud 80 cents a hottie. Sold by all drug
gists. OiIlce. SO Cortlandt II. New York. lmiJ
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Crl.tn d ore,s Hair Dye:

The history Of the success Of great discoveries
affords no parallel to the trlumphs over competi
ton and prejudice accomplished by this powerful
yet harmless vegetable agent which insfantane-
Ously changes any obnoxious color of the hair In.
to u black or brown rs magnificent rs any that
Heaven ever bestowed on the head Of man or wo-
man.
Manufactured by ]. CRlsTADORO, No. 6 Aston
House, New York. Sold By NIL Druggists. APP
piled by all nair Dressers. imf3
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Professional Notice.

u. N. T0wLE, NJ. d., has purchased the house
formerly occupied by stephen Everett, on Mount
Vernon street, where he can be consulted at all
times except Office hours. Swift
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PLANTATION BITTERs,

petite, distress after eating, torpid liver, coustpa-
ton, &C., deserve to suffer IL they will not try the
celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERs,
which are now recommended by the highest mcdi.
cal authorities, and warranted 10 produce an i~ms
S,ate beneficial effect. They arc exceedingly agree
able perfectly pure, and must supercede all other
TONES where healthy. gentle stiuulant Is required
They purify, strengthen and invisorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antdo,e TO change Of water and diet.
They overcome effects OF dissipation late hours.
Thsy strengthen thesyste and enllyen rhe mind.
They prevent mlasmatic and intermittent levers
They purify the breath a acidity OF the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Dlarrhra aud Choiera Morbus-
They cure Liver Complaint & Nervous Headache.
They make The weak ''ro,s, s IAN qsa,o ",
They are composed of the celebrated Caisayn bark,
vini.rrree., sassafras, roots and herbs, all pro-
served In perfectly pure 81. Croix rum. fof par
tieuais sec circulars and testimoniaisarounds aon
bottle.
beware OF impcstors. Examine each bottle; Sec
that II has our private U. 5. stamp unmutilated
over the cork. with plantation scene. AND ar SIX
bottle IL not realied with spurious and deleserious
stun. Any person pretending TO sell Plantation
Btters by the gallon or In bulk, Is an io,postor.
Any person Initiating this bottle, or selling any
other material therein, whether called Plantation
Bittcrs or not. Is q criminal under the L =. Law,
and viii be 90 prosecuted by us. We alrca.iy have
our eye on several parties realizing our bottles &C.
Who will succeed 10 getting themselves into Close
quarters. The demand for brakes Plantation Bit
terra nun ladies, clergyman, merchantS &C., 10 In
credible. The simple trial Of bottle 10 the evis
dsnce ~ present of their worth and superiority.
They are sold BY all respestAbie druyxsts groccrs
physicians hotels nloons. steamboats, and country
Ncr~s- p. ". Or AXE Z CO..
iyls icc broadway, N. Y.
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PORTLAND AND BOSTON LINE.
SUMMER RANG Z M EMIT

r. The splendid new sea-solnx Stssn:
ers Fsrcss City, Lewtsses. and
eNR Messresl., >, viii until further no
UAH0Dti ce run ~ followst rsf.ffa 81
Leave Atlantic Wharf, Portland. every Monday
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. at
o'clock p. NJ. and Central Wharf Boston, every
Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
day, att o'clock p. u. .4.. y. .-1tff r..r
Paro-In Cabin, Si.2s. On Deck, 100.
N. u. Each boat Is furnished with . large number
Of State Rooms. for tho accommodation Of ladies'
taking this line, much saving OF time and expense
will be made. and that tho inconvenience or ARR
wing In Boston ct late hours Of the night will be
The boats arrive In season for passengers 10 take
the earliest trains out Of tho city. 81
The Company arc not responsible for baggage 70
Al unless notice Is given and paid for at the rate OF
one passenger for every $500 additional value.
- Freight taken - usual;
povtls M Nov 1871 arr FTTT
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LOST.

IN Sunday last, about 4 O'Clock r. H. near the
a WOLPSKIN ROBE. with Red Fringe trimming.
II Was seen picked up by gentleman With horse
and wagon. lie had two ladies In ths wagon with
Mn. and AT upon boz or trunk In mont Of them.
The 6odsr shsti BE- handsomsly rewarded BY leav-
ing n with tho subscriber or any one Owing infsr.
nation whore Il may b teund.
= . ! = ~ n. II. MCKINNEY. Gun Ninth.
Dtid.f,r,l. Oct. 81, 1851 ~
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TO MARRIED LADIES

IL Is peculiasly suited. II will. in short time,
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Anections,
Pain In the hack and Limbs, Fatigue on slight ex.
ertion, Palpitation OF the Heart, Mysteries, and
Whites these Pills will effect cure when NIL other
means have failed aud, although powerful rem.
sdy, do not contain iron, calomel, anthony, or
anyt thing hurtful Ia the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package which should be carefully preserved:
For tall particulars. get a pamphlet Tree, oil the
agent. ,.
n B-sl and postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized agent. will insure bottle containing
over 30 pills, by return mail. Sold by all Drug
.,iS,s. JOB MOSES. ~ Cortlandt ST., Ny.
Vii Sole United States Agent.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
Celebrated Female Pits I!

Prepared from a prescription OF Sir J. Clarke, VI.
d., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This. ell known medicine Is no imposition, hut a
sur. and safe remedy for Female Dihicultes ana
Ohstrustions from any cause whatever and. altho'
a powerful remedy. IL contains nothing hurtfal to
the constitution. -
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Wanderfnl Chnnxea

Have occurred IN this country during the last
three or fur years, but none moro wonderful than
The Revolutions In Color produced among tho
Heads Of the People by
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The stockholders of the City Bank, a. an ad-

The Stockholders ofthe City Bank, at an ad-
jourpei meeting held on the 3lst Of Oct, In
structcd their Directors to change the bank in
to National Bank. We understand Il will be
carried into effect As soon ~ the necessary ar
rangements can be completed. The capital
will have 10 be increased from its present
amour, Of SIS 900 to sioo. 900, and the pres
ent Stockholders will have the preference In tai.
ing the new stock ut par.
The attention Of those having children to ed
ucste is directed TO the advertisement OF the
well known Institution at South Berwick. No
Is finer located, or better conducted,
and IL Is at the same time moderate in its expen.
ses. The Principal, Mr.. Stockin, has won the
reputation Of thorough and accomplished
teacher
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DEATHS.

" Notices Of deaths. not exceeding six lines,
inserted free those above that number will be
charged regular advertising rates.
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~ Fares arc Eps esnfs isss when tickets are
purchased at the once, than when paid In the cara.
FRANCIS CHASE,
suPxsixrvSpExr.
Portland. Aprii 9Th. 1864. <6isu
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JEREMIAH COOK,
FANCY GOODS DEALER,
CITY LDING
BIDDEfoRD. -

CITY BUILDING,
BIDDEfoRD. Is
Letters Remaining Unclaimed
IN the Post Office at Biddeford., estate OF Maine,
L the ID day OF November. 1864.
Ashworth Ann Murphy Sarah
Applebee Jennie McDouough John
Arnold Louisa : Marshall John N
Bradbury Is NJ McIntire NJ ] Mrs
Bowden Charles-2 Maxwell James Mrs
Brown Helen T. Muerch Isaac
Bridges Hattie Moulton j T.
Cross VIM l. MOulton George
Cullen Sarah VI McReen Caroline
Cranc Louisa y Morrison Christania
Chapman Edwin I Milliken Kate
Dyer Charlie, G Murch Charles ii
Drew David W Mason FA
Davis Lydia A Pillsbury Sarah A
Foss Sarah E-2 Piper George
Foote John D-2 Pritham Emily
Edwards Elizabeth Kicker Claia
Everett Fannie Swanbright 5 3
Grant E sic Sidebothan, Robert
Greenwood Fannie Smith Israel L
Grant HE Smith Jcrusha NJ
Goodwin Joseph II Sylvester Jane
Goodwin jeremiah Shirly John
Hamblin Sarah Z Salle Elisha
Hill Oliver T. Slight Abbie
Henley John Towle Mary
Horn JB Thompson Addie
johnson ] d Tarbox Ellen
johnson 4 II DR. Thurston DIG
Joy Evelyn H Wakefield Mrs
Jenniss Louisa White Sarah
Kilroy Margaret Wentworth Nathaniel
LARA, &c Clara d welch Julia
Little6eld Julette Wakefield Henry
Leavctt Mary L Wood Ernest
Larry Theresa wildes Frank
STo obtain any OF these letters. the applicant
must call for "ADyERrisED LErrERs give the date
Of this list. and pay one cent for advertising.
II lf not called for within ONE MONTH. they
will be sent TO the bead Letter 0fce.
CAROLINE 2. COwAN. p. IL.
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FARM FOR SALE.

- For sale, ono OF the most desirable farms
~, In the County Or York. situated In So. Der.
800 wick, near Great It'll, containing % acres,
10 acres In ono Held. gently sloplnc 10 the
Great Works river, and partly intervale. Cuts 10
tons Of Ilay-can easily DO made to cut 100 tons,
Inv properly working the same Fit, acres or Pas.
ttire and Woodland. growth mostly pine. thrifty
vroviny. and an excellent muck bed near the barn
yard-ycry valuable. Tho buildings consist Of
double one-story House, Woodhouse, Carriage 90,
nesr iy new. All the buildings are very convcn.
iont. and beautifully situated.
Also. near by. a WOOD LOT Of thrifty young
growth, containing 10 acres.
fo' iu''"'' Il II. JEwErT or
J. B. NEALLY.
south Berwick, October u. 1861. awia
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8. T.--l860.--X.

Persons Of sedcntary habits troubled with weak
ness iassitude, papitaton OF the heart lack OF ap
petite distress aer eating torpid liver. constipa-
tiou &C.. deserve to suffer IL they will not try the
celebrated
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COFFIN W:aREAOUSE.
SOMETHING NEW. ~

7 C. LIBBY. Sole Proprietor, for this city, d
~ J. q. MERRfLLS Patent csGa Lit-patsnted
March I'D. ls6a. This improvement oousists 10
plate /, the I'd turning back over the plato With
corresponding recess. The great advantage OF this
style Of collins Is 10 exhibit the plate With the lid
either open or clotcd-siwsys showing the plate in
beauty oi the coffin.
Our Conn Warcrooms wore established IN ieH,
by request Of cItisens, who have given liberal
past hvors siso for the liberal patronage Of tis
Vicinity No palms will be spared 70 give satisfae.
tIou, and make this the Bssf ceGs HsSs Esfsbhah.
Ing new improvements. everything will bs aited sp
In the very hest style. 81. go =
Robes and Plates constantly on hand and fuf'
nIshed IN order, 1t our
Cen. Ms.sGae'.ry .. B.e.. street
P.S. 4 have the exclusive right Of salein Did
deford Tor Piske's Patent Metallic burial Cases.
AAsE. AZ Ansil al
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Yroorlrs Print:d At thie Office.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-05

troops had left Memphis bound up the river. IS i
J Hatch and GriiersoH, with 1000 nsn. had
gone after Forrest. Syihslows cavalry had
crossed into Arkansas IN pursuit Of Price
Nashville dates Of the seths say that Forrest
was destroying all the bridges on the railroad;
and te!egrsthic coinmula lacatioh was stopped on
both routes. Heavy fighting son the 9th -
Rossar3fer rfofta that Forrestretired during the
nigght@itt a ! loss Of 200. Passengers who
arrived at Memphisson Saturday evening, re,
port that Forrest bad captured Pulaski, and isS;
would take several weeks to repair the Rail-
roads Nashville dates Of the 9th report
Rossau retiring on Maysyilte, Sand Forrest de-
streSsipg bridggessand trestles. There is a fight
going on near Pulaski All quiet in Mobile. . !.
Mr. hand him-a dime. General scbe-
nok says, is what tile: Dayton boys have taken kf'
TO calling the martyr Of the Third District;
.CSRciRndti COMMERCIAL -, 49, n az ~
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HoMM0BIE

MoBILE, Oct Special dispatches to the
l'estster from senatbtia Oct s. The Mem
|Phis Bullstinj Of the 500 contains ST Louis
dispatches, and papers; 81 the 1st inst, which
reports great excitement in ST. Louis. Price Is
reported within miles of the his force
estimated at $4,000. Cape Giradau IS IS reported
captured: A large force surrendered at Pilot
Knob last Monday Y after heavy fighting. "a
train Of the North Missouri Rallrod was cap,
tared, n.the, capture 20 Yankees were taken
and shot.sRosencrantz has issued an order
calling out the militia 10000 are under arms
iin st. Louis. a. =: Smith is fifty miles south,
of St. Louis watching Pres movements
Large numbers ofrefugees from South Missouri
had reached ST. Louis. Twelve boat loads of