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Artists, Supplies.

Colors for Oil Paintings, Canvas and Brushes, and
materials Of every description for Artists of superior
quality Also Drawing materials, imported and for sale
wholesale and retail by NJ. ]. WHIPPLE,
No IS Cornhill, Boston.
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Boston Dire1torn.


An Office for the cure OF dinrs and many cAosit
disease hv Coads Graduated Gavanic Batteries. has
been established at No 10 Washington Street. Bostt "a
where the afflicted invited 10 call.
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Stoves /! Stoves!!

THE subscribers have
= on hand aud are now
selling AT the LowEsrPRI-
cEs, ) Il o v E : Of every
description, some Of which
are heavier, better finish
ed, and more perfect than
any others in use. We
warrantihem, and il. upon
trial Of thirty days, do NOT
prove satisfactory +, the mo-
w. WALKER 4 CO.
so
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CITY COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS.

Liberty Square and kilbv St, Boston.
Merchants who buy their GROUND CoFFgg and SPICES
for CASH will find it very much their interests
examine the quality and prices Of goods before buy
ing elsewhere.
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Sons of Temperance and Temple of Honor

A.54ALIA AND IMBLGMSa
Ballot Boxes, Seals engraved; also, Cadet Re
gala always on hand, by
HENRY X. APPLETON, Draper and Tailor,
II Bromfeld Street, Boston
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Club Feet, Bow Legs and Spinal CuryatnrrS

WY D0'' ~
Corrected and supported by Improved Surgical
and Anatomical Spring Supports.
JAS. MILLER 4 CO.
2 l-2 and Bromfield Street, (up stairs)
BOSTON.
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Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
NOTICE hereby given subscribers have been
~ appointed by the Hon Arnold Blaney Judge Of Pro
bate for the County Of Lincoln Commissioners TO exam
inc the claims of creditors against the estate of JOSEPH
SENAl late of Bath in said County, deceased repre-
sented insolvent six months from the h day Of May
Instant allowed by said Judge the creditors to bring
in and prove their claims and the Commissioners will at
tend to that service the office of d. Bronson the
Custom House Building in said Bath, the first Mon
days of June and of the five following MONTHS
to O'Clock NJ, Of each of said days.
DAVID c. MAGOUN, r.u,,.
DAVID BRONSON, No"
Bath, May s, 1851. sws7
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u O'EESIE,

Phillips P4TEyT REV EHED-Pstent grant,
cd TO A Phillips dated Oct 2ith 1886. Renewed for
seven years from Oct 2ith, 1850.
The public hereby Informed that Eric
tion Match Companys right expired the gath of Oct.
1880 Byam, Bruce, Pearson Co having purchased the
exclusive right the above extension hereby caution the
public not to infringe upon the patent Manufacturers
and dealers i'll other matches equally liable for nfng
ing the patent BNAM. BRUCE, PIERSON & Co.
Boston, Aug %, ISL. IS Union Street.
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J. w. WILCOX, Electrotyper,

152 WASHINGTON STREET. BoSroN.
- viii furnish article in his line. Particular
tcntion paid TO Printing Material Wood Cuts, Book Pa
ges, labels, spool tickets cotton stamps, Electro
typed plates will outwear treiue sereotypes and give
superior impression.
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Writing and Book-Keepine
4AYsnH q 1UIYlH.

g8'gANEES:S :sA @ @ sr s,
Established in 1889. al 100 Washington S.. -
ton. Also, Payson Duuions new STEM Of P,as
ship for sale.
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HENRY c. AMORY'S
T. ATTN I7D Sc.
Boston Dive Rouse,
No 1 Lindall Street, Boston.
Meals AT all hours of the DAY and evening.

THE ONLY DYE HOUSE IN BOSTON.
No. 3 Hanover. doors from Court Street.
Will dye, cleanse and finish in the manner all kinds
Of silk cotton and wooden goods ladies' dresses shavs
@c also gentemen's garments of every description Or
ders sent TO this establishment will meet with PROMPT at
tcntinn. SNEITI\G pranristor
W DODGE, Superintendent.
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CHURCH MUSIC.

The New CaRMINA SAcRA or Boston Collection
By Lowell Mason, This work embodes selection Of
the choicest music from all Mr. Masons numerous publ
caons the most popular tunes and pieces in the well
known book 'Carmna Sacran being taken its basis
aud by purchase of the the publishers have been
ena led add the admired and useful tunes
composed by Oh Zeuner; among which will be found
missionary Chant iussitan Chant, Temple Chant Hum
mel Front Street, &c And also large number Of entire
new and fine tunes given additional pages. Flew
en- edons Of the New Carmna Sacra have been called
oi w'n very short time and 1t may safely be claimed
as the most valuable singing book for choirs
tions and schools, ever made in the country.
WILKINS, CARTER d Co, Publishers, 10 Water ST.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

From the Nesc London Democrat, Aug. 3, 1850.
Ever since the introduction OF DR.. :. A. WEAvERs
GAMER ami SALT RHEUM SYRUP we have been conf
dent offs superiority all other preparations which
are advertised for similar purposes
This medicine performs u certain Gre. and Is &c.
knoviedged daily 10 he the best medicine for purifying
The blood that can be produced.
From tn NsiC EHglrnd DiaGem.
II Is rapidly acquiring reputation which no other
medicine can acquire unless ike This be based upon
the true principles Of science with correct know ledge
of diseases, together with the most ecacious method
Tho
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Union Shoulder Braces,
At SI,2J PER PAIR.

Also superior TruSses, S250; Lace Stockings. and
Premium Spring Clutches DIR Fitch's "a other Abdon-
ina supports JAS MILLER 4 CO..
g. and Bromfeld St, (up stsirs) Boston.
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slucV3LSN X.IlunOD
CLARK & gnDDgg3,

NO 3o2 Washington N,
Botanic Medicines wholesale and retail. sole proprie-
and manufacturers of DR. WN CLARK's Anii-Scrof-
ua Panacea, The only remedy for Scrotua and
humorS
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F0RSST MILLS

~ |I5A- IA = AI1
W., CI'oe, "a North Market 81, up aairs.)
"hefe may be found Mustard, Spices, and
Shaker Herbs,
N II, % and i II boes canistcrs or papers
NJ 49, So rteppeer-sauee. ketchup, sc. sc.
.5f'~s VIA oe SOLD at the lowest wholesale j.
N CONVERSE Il ROBSON
BOSTON, Mass
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j. p HALL = CO.,

No. l UHon Street,
have sale The hest general assortment of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, sc.
They also agents for Swaims celebrated Panacea
land Nermuge and the best patent medicines Potash
| and Ptd-Ldsh by retail
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Mount EAGLE Trinoli.

TUE best article in use for cleaning Meiss W windows,
Mirrors, and Glass Ware--or sale by the dog or
single packageby F GANNETT.
Aug 5, 1851. 7
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Superior Mattresses and Beds.

HuuSeSeercrS about to purchase Bedding rfany kiud,
woUld do well ca al the sales rooms Of the nsiiiu-
ZION for the Bind, 70 and - BroTfsd street Bosom
J. ". PATTEN AGENT
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Furniture and Upholstery.
EIORATEO WORKMAN.

= Kallroad ENchan1e, Court SQuarc, Boston, has
agencies at Washington and in the Western States and
Procures, locates and purchases land warrants.
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SS&G@eg RSWeeG@gn.
TM& CARPET BAGa
PUBLISHED wERNLY BY
SNOW & WILDER,

is devoted mainly to the amusement of its readers.
correspondents among the best writer's in the country
and every number is illustrated with original and bcauli-
mtensrsvnss Mrs Darlington helps MI up the Garrett
bag. Terns--Ss Year, mvarlahly in advance.
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Military, Theatrical COstumins and

EIlAlGLN S LE2EANEo
Wholesale dealers in Beef, Pork, Hams. But
ter, Lard, Cheese. Poultry, &c, Sc,
No. Isl Fulton Street. BOSTON.
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new ami beautiful design similar in Arrangement TO
me Boy state and Green Mountain Stores. and war.
ranrd equal 3" them prices which purchasers wi II
be perfectly sat SIZED with
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Rubber Boots, Shoes & Clothin.

The HAYWARD RUBBER COMPANY offer The abo
Boston. BURR, President
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29
O. e. r rench, M. D.
Surgeon and Physician.

GRADUATE OF HARVARD UNIVERSITY, CAM
BRIDGE, MASS.
hR. F. believes it a duty he owes himself and the
~ community, as he intends to mske s.. Paul his per-
mancn residence, 10 state that he has had many
experience in the hospitals and practice Of the
cities, and also of the diseases of the Mississippi valley;
Is graduate of the oldest and first University in the
try, and was for number Of the private pupil of
the most eminent surgeons and phys OF New York;
Boston and Philadelphia DIR. French will give partcu-
Jar attention to diseases of and children. and
spectny offers hs services in the practice Of Surgery,
Medicine, and Midwifery, TO the citizens of ST. Paul and
yscipity.
RErERESCEs-Dr A. T. Grow, DR. Ray, DR. Robertson,
Kittoe tialena ae>srs. Rice, Uuugshead x Beck
Louis Roberts, J. W. Simpson, Gen. Boal, st. Paul.
Oct. 17-c-uf
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29

A SpEcK OF WAR-By the Baltic
we have an item Of a war character,
which escaped our attention until this
morning. Hostilities threaten Eastern
Asia, in the vicinity Of Persia. The
origin Of the contention is the occupa-
ton Of Herat, the King Of which is
just deceased. Dost Mohammcd is
one competitor, Russia another, and
Persia another. The Persian govern
ment has sent an ambassador extraor-
dinary to England ON the subject, who
has Just arrived. By the latest ac-
counts the Russians had marched a
force of 5000 men upon Asterbad,
and had seized upon the city, from
whence they were on the march in a
direct line to Herat, the country in dis
putc. In 1888 there was war in this
same region, in which Dost Mohammed
the Russians, Persians, and the En-
glish were all mixed up. On that oc-
casion it cost the English twenty mil
lions of money, and thousands Of lives,
in the celebrated expedition Of Lord
Aukland to Afighanistan, in order to
keep out Russia, and put the native
prince on the throne Of IIerat. Now
it is all to begin over again.-Cin.
Eng.
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IiIt is said of the N[arnnis I

I5 1t IS said of the Marquis of
Townsend that when a young man and
engaged in battle, he saw a drummEl
at his side killed by a cannon ball,
which scattered his brains in every di-
rection. His eyes was at once fixed
on the ghastly object, and seemed
wholly to engross his thoughts. A su-
perior officer observing him, supposed
that he was intimidated by the sight
and addressed him in manner to
cheer his spirits "Oh,'' said the
young marquis with calmness but Sc
verify. 81 ON only puzzled to make
out how any man with such a quontity
Of brains, ever came to be here.'
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29

How THEY PRESERVE ORDER IN Aus
TRIA.-The Vienna correspondent Of
the London News describes the follow
ing shocking affair as having taken
place at Scent Maria, near Gross War
adrid, lately:
"At PEASANTS wedding when the
procession Of the betrothed was moving
towards the church, the gendarme APP
preached the bride, and summoned her
Immediately TO divcst herself Of rhe
red, white, and green ribbons which
she had in her dress, according to
the custom Of the country girls saying
that these colOrs were revolutionary
The bridegroom objected, saying that
after the ceremony the bride would
comply with the desire of the gendarmc
but that now they could not keep the
priest waiting at the alter. The gem
darme retired, the procession proceeded
to the church, but at the moment when
the bride was kneeling at the steps Of
the alter to receive the benediction, the
gendarmc rushed forward and cut her
tresses and ribbons with scissors from
her head. In Hungary it is consid-
cred great insult, to female to cut
her hair it conveys the notion of in
fanny. Naturally an affray took place;
the gendarme was assailed by the bride
groom, other gendarmes arrived in aid
Of their fellow official, the people,
though without arms rushed upon them
and the result was the slaugh Inter Of
seven men, three gendarmes, and four
peasants, and among them the BRIDE
groom, and the brutal assaiIant Of the
bride.''
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+. S. NEWELL,

TIN, sHEET-IRoN AND COPPER WORKER,
II EEPS always on hand, at his manu-
IN factory on Third near Roberts street,
St. Paul, general assortment of 1inware,
Sheet- Iron and Copper Camp Kettles; al
so, does work 10 order. such as Roofing.
Eve-troughs, Conductor, and the various
other kinds Of work in his line, besides
Zinc, Jappaned Lamps, Candle. Sticks,
Spi,toons, &C., as well as an assorted lot
Of Stoves of various patterns.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29

SADDLE. HARNESS AND TRUNK MANUFACTORY.
TINE subscriber soci,s the patronage of the public
and assures all purchasers in his line, that he will
cash, saddles. harness OF all kinds, and trunks, Of
better quality, and cheaper than any other establish
ment in Minnesota Pur hascrs will do well to call at
shop, Third street. St. Paul, next door east Of s.
II. Sergents and judge for themselves.
A. r. FRENCH.
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PRICES OF INK PER POUND
FBENCH & COLLINS

AUCTION X COMMISS HOUSE
THE undersigned having received Auctioneers Com
mission from the Governor Minnesota, have opened
Auction and Commission House, Third street,
Jackson st. Paul, where they will sell on commission
Groceries. Dry Goods, Furniture, and all kinds of
chandiZe. They believe that the superior advantages Of
st. Paul market, will be a sufficient induccmcnt for
business men and manufacturers distance. TO send
their goods &C., be sold commission private SALE
at auction. Their charges will be moderate.
N B. Particular attention viii be paid the sale of
real estate, in about ST. Paul, st. Anthony, Swa
ter. A. r. FRENCH,
Oct II, amy l.. l.. COLLINS.
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ST. PAUL DRUG STORE.
HTCHCCx & KELLOGG.

Third and Cedar ss., opposite Judge Lamberts.
WILL keep constantly hand general supply of the
w uuadulevatcd and medicines, and articles
usually kept for sale in drug stores.
Physcian prescriptions put up with the greatest care
Medicn.s be procured at all hours of the night,
without extra charge.
= Profits small, and terms cash.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29
CHiRLES CiEE.

~ TILL continues keep his bar and billiard room,
- the north side of Third street, Saint Paul; and will
take particular that his saloon shall be quiet and
derly heretofore; where gentlemen may enjoy plea
SAINT game of billiards, AID find bar furnished with the
and expensive liquors and CIGARS. Thankful
to his friends and the public the liberal patronage
since he opene here in 1919, (hc Oldest bar nav in ST.
PAUL. he socits continuance of their favorable regard
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29
NANNY & WELD

wHOLESALr, DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES.
15o Main Street, ST. Louis,
VXIOULD respectfully call the attention Of dealers in
w Minnesota, the largest and most varied assort-
mcn of PooTS and SHOES ever offered in 81 Louis
Believing they can offer better inducements pur
chaserS than any other establishments; which they
willing to demonstrate examination of their goods
and prc6s.
September o.. 1e5I-y
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w. Thomson,
No. CARROLL HALL, Baltimore, Nd,
AGENT EOR LILLE SALE OE

No. CAKKOLL HALL, BaItimore, Nd,
AGENT FOR sALEo
BALTIMORE PRINTING INK, COLORED INKS, BOOK
INK and NEWS INK, of superior quality and at the low
est prices.
W. I. warrane the Ink made at the Baltimore works
tn be OF the best quality, and should any article
shipped by him fail to give satSfactont be returned
at his expense.
PRICES OF INK PER POUND.
No. Power Press, News, 25c; No. 2 Power Press
News, 30c Hand PRESS news 25c; No. l, Power press,
book 30c; No. p Power press book, 40c Hand press,
book, NJ B. 4o;; Hand press, book, No. ., SOC; Hand
press book, No 1, 75c; Card ink 81 90, Fine blue ink,
81 so; Poster blue ink. 81 so Fine red ink, 81 so
Poster red ink, 81 so; Green ink, 81 %; Brown ink,
81 90.
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29
NORTH-WESTERN BOOK STOR
GATE CITY BOOK SToRE.)
NO 81 MAIN STREET. GALENA, Ill.

NO 81 MAIN STREET, GALENA, Ill
TJNIE subscriber begs leave to announce that he has
i removed his stock OF books and stationery, to the
commoious brick store, No. 81, Main. Green
street, Gaena (nearly opposite his old stan where he
is receiving large and well selected additions TO his
former assortment, and he atcrs himself that CUSTOM
will here lind complete and desirable stock of
Standard, School. Classical, Theological, Medical and
Miscellaneous books, as can he found in the West.
supply of papcr blank books and staple stationery,
will be found extensive, and the goods have
selected with special reference to the wants of
WHOLESALE PURCHASERS. A call, and an eyamiua-
ination goods and prices is respectfully solicited.
JOSEPH n. WAGGUM.
GaIcna, Oct, L. 1S0l-lc
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ant. Such boldncss and presence of mind,
such perfect command of himself, under a
circumstance SO well calculated to try the
nerve of lad, acquired for him very de-
servedly. high character among his as
sociates in arms.
Many other incidents similar to the
above, might be related, it is said, of this
youthful hero of the Revolution,
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29

1.-THE New York State. school for
idiot children is to 60 into operation on
limited scale by way of experiment.
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ST. PAUL HARDWARE STORE

On Third Street two Doors below Wabashaw.
rfNHE subscribers having received large additions to
their former stock and assortment, prepared to
furnish any article in the hardware line at small adj
vance eastern prices. We shall keep on hand large
stock Carpenters and Joiners Too House Trimmings,
Farming implements, Heavy Hardware, Sadilery Hard
ware, Housekeeping Hardware LookingsasSes Lamps,
Fancy Goods, &C., &c.
Just received a large of Sleigh Bells of all kinds.
determined TO sell Low and for CASH, ONLY.
purchasers will find it to their Interests to call before buy
ing elsewhere.
J. MCCLOCD, JR., co.
Oct. Q, 1S5I-l-cpl
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IMPORTANT NEWS FROM SANTA FE.
The mail from Independence yester-
day brought us brief letter from San
ia Fe, dated on the Cd, at night, in
which it is said:
l hasten to inform you that an en-
press has Just arrived from Bornallillo
county, with the news that there had
been fight at the election polls, and
three Americans killed. How the row
commenced, I do not know, but have
heard that Reynolds was receiving all
the votes, and the Project ordered out
fifty armed men to drive his friends
from the polls. There is great excite
ment here. At least one hundred men
will be raised to proceed to-day, to
regulate the Prefect and his minions.
God knows where it will end.
2. S. One Of the wounded men
has just got in. He is wounded in two
places. His name is Candido Ortiz.
A slip from the Office Of the Santa
Fe Gazette, Of the evening Of the End,
gives the following election returns:
SANTA FE CUtNTY.-Majority for
the Independent ticket about three hun
dred and seventy. This is about one
hundred less than the majority for the
same ticket at the spring election there
were over two hundred soldiers and
Quartermaster's men who voted unani-
mously for the Independent ticket, who
at this election did not vote at ALL
There is, therefore, real gain Of
about one hundred for the Indepen-
dent ticket since spring election. Will
the Occidental Messenger please say
that the Ashurst and platform in San
ia Fe county is O.. K. Ashurst and
Brent are elected to the House Of Rep
rcsentatives, as the Independent can
didates. Il. NJ. Stevens, elected Sher-
if.
RIO ARR1BA CoUSTY.-We learn
from Mr.. Davy Of Candada, that there
were 100 votes polled in that place,
and Captain Reynolds received SO,
and R. Weightman Al Republican.
~-~O-~-~-@0-~-o-0-~0-7-
THE ARCTIC EXPEDITIoN.-We see
it stated in one Of the newspapers that
during the time the advance ono Of
the American Arctic Expedition) was
frozen up in the ice, the men and Off
GERS practised every day in drawing the
sledges, as they were expected every
hour almost to have their vessel crush
ed, and their only means of escape
was to travel by ice across Bafins Bay
to the nearest port, Uppernavik, a dis
tance Of between two and three hun
dred miles. Two sledges Of provis-
ions, enough for thirty days full ra-
tions, was all that could be taken along,
and these were kept loaded and in read
iness the whole time, to start at mo-
ment's warning. The men also had
their knapsacks packed ready for a
move. Ten miles is all the distance
that can be made in day with q
sledge-thc ice being very uneven, COW
cred in many places with deep snow,
and containing frightful crevices.
1T. B. Nc. Manus, the Irish Re-
fugee, who escaped from Van Dieman's
Land, has concluded to remain in Cali
fornia. So says the Boston Post.
PRESIDENTIAL TICKET.-The Mar
tinsburg (Va. Gazette raises the
names Of Milliard Fillmore and A. H.
| III. Stewart, as its choice for candi-
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PRESIDENTIAL TICKET.-The Mar
tinsburg (Va.) Gazette raises the
names of Milliard Fillmore and A. H.
H. Stewart, as its choice for candi-
dates for President and Vice Prcsi-
dent.
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GfT. B. Nc. Manus, the Irish Re-
fugee, who escaped from Van Dieman's
Land, has concluded to remain in Cali
fornia. So says the Boston Post.
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Where true forti.ude dwells, bounty,
friendship and fidelity may be found.
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THE MAINE LIQUoR LAw.-Tht

THE MAINE LIoUoR LAw.-The
operation Of this law is incidcntly
against some Of the old usages. The
city Of Portland is now suffering in
consequence, being driven to the ne
cessity Of hiring workman to perform
the duties which hitherto been done by
the inmates Of the almshouse, without
pay. If the law continues, it is ques-
tionable whether almshouse establish
ments will be worth sustaining 1t is
said that their patronage has dwindled
one-half already. This onslaught on
pauperism, disease, and crime is a Sc
rious thing to think of. The interest
Of doctors are seriously affected; off
GERS of criminal courts are in danger
Of losing their business, and the pris-
ons in most counties will soon be to let.
Will the people uphold this state of
things? All men Of spirit will Of
course cry out against it; but they
will and must submit to the mandate
Of the people.-[Portsmouth Journal.