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FOREIGN PORTS.
Per steamship Canada. at Boston

Per steamship Cahaud, at Doston
Ar at Liverpool 18th, C Calhoun, Melcher, Crons-
tadt Houghton, Doane st John NIB.
Sid l4th, VIM Sewal, Small, New York.
Adv nth, Emma Field Thompson, York 25th ; Rio
Grande Ryan, Philadelphia 29th Harriet Augusta Trott,
New Orleans 23d. . I-l..
Ent inward at London 18th, Roger, Herbert, Ma
gaguadavic, NIB.
Ar at Deal 18th, Chas Crooker, Duncan, London for
Carliiff, and sid 18th s- rr-
Sid from Bristol llth, lido Kimball, Ingraham, New
York. F .+
Sid FIN Newport: New England, Manson, New York
w abash, Barnes, do; l.t.I n ... -.a
Ar at Cadiz 9Th, Italy, Reed, Corunna.
Ar at Cardiff 18th, Buena Vista, Howard Bordeaux.
Ar at Messina 18th, T q Woodward Zante.
Wa asVana-in port 18th inst ship Canton, Sewall for
York. tl.' 7l'7 - ''f "S''" " ' D ''''1' ~"
delpha. .. t-' ~ ' ~ W
CronstadtIin port 7th ophir, Wood, for New York
Saxony, Meioher, for Boston, wig sheet iron. -
1f-c |+'.N ' SPOKEN. .a-eHt -.....t
Sept 7h lat 49 s., Ion 10 81, ship John & Albert from
r. nk: .JaI 1,ia y
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A Coon PAssAeE.-The clipper ship Shooting
Star, Capt. Baker, which sailed from Boston.
May 3d. arrived at San Francisco, Aug. 18th,
making one of the shortest passages ever made
between the ports.
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I6ctIIra.

deliver lecture before the citizens of Bath the CITY
HALL, on TUESDAY EVENING, Oct. 18th,
at O'Clock The proceeds of which will be devoted
the interests Of the Young Mems Debating Club
Admission 1 2 1.2 cents. Tickets to be had at the
bookstores and at the door
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% g 81 t III s..

In this city, ls inst; the residence of Rev Allen
Mrs Huldah Morse aged TO-
AT Snake Bar, CAL Mr. Thomas Turner, of Whitefeld,
Me.
In San Francisco, Aug sOth John Spencer, aged %
Hudson, aged 35 of Maine.
Il Sacramento, Watson, of Maine.
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DISASTERS.

Brig Washington, of Harpswell, I'm Philadelphia for
Portland, with coal struck the He ge Fence, cone
says Squash Meadow ShoaD night of 29th ult,
and remained until lst nst when she got off apparently
without damage.
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Mechanics Pierce & King Club.

Regular meetings of this Club are to be held
at Granite Hall, every Friday evening. All
Democrats in the city are respectfully invited to
be present. ARTHUR Brown, Sec.
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Johnsons' Anodync Linament,

EISHER'S Cough Drops-Turlington's Balsam-
L British Oil-Tooih Drops-Harlam Oil-Medca
geS-Catarrh Snuf-Extracl Northumberland CuIi
Gle, &c, for sale by A G PAGE.
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ALTERED BILLs.-One dollar bills altered
to Tens, of the South Berwick Bank, (Maine,)
have just been put in circulation.
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New ORLEANS, Sept. 30.-The steamer
Falcon has arrived from Aspinwall with
California dates to Sept. 1st. The news
brought by her is unimporant. She brought
ia passengers and 100000 in gold dust
The steamer Ohio left Aspinwall for New
York on the.21st ut., with 500 passengers
and 100000 in gold.
The Ohio has arrived at New Orleans with
the mails from California. The news from
the mines is favorable aud large yields ex-
pected. Health Of the lshmus good. Sew
eral new discoveries Of gold made. Mark
els moderately active. Gold had been dis
covered on the Isthmus.
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Preserves, JeIlies, elves,

NDS--Capers-Pickles-Pi Picked LINES
L Sardines-Ke,chu ps-Preserved Fruiis-Ciirom-
Curranls- Prunes, &c, for sale al he
City Market hy PAGE.
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W@BNDYS FAIR
Prize Medal Furnace

WE present Chilsons Patent Air-warm,nv and xs,,,;
w laing Furnace with the utmost con nfdenc ~, :,
will prove ITSELF fair trial, be the best Fnrna n
use. ."
The long and thorough experience of the jnveptor nm
the subject of air warming and ventilation and The a.,
that during the past seven years, CHILSON,S FIR
MACE has gradually superseded all other Furnaces IN
tho public Schools Hospitals and Institutions of the ciy
OF Boston, IS sufficient guaranty OF their superiority
Their chief recommendations purity Of air. power
ul heaters-wt great economy in the CONSUMPTION Of
fuel will burn coal or wood equally WELL superior draft
lars if needed.
These Furnaces warranted to give perfect saisc-
ton, or they will be taken down and charge made
Please call and examine at the store in Rogers Block
Front Street, near Sagadahock Ferry.
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To the Honorable Arnold Baney Judge of Probate
within and for the County of Lincoln, Probate
Court held al Bath, Sept 2Ist, 1852.
CHARLES X. PORTER administrator Of the estate
" of Waiam King, late of said Bath respectfully
presents that large number of promissory noes, a
schedule of which accompanies this, given by various
persons al different times 10 said WIN. King, il
understood b. said Porter, for lands in King field, Lex
ngion and Concord in this state, under contract and
by bonds for deeds from SAID King, have come into his
hands administrators that by reason of the Sovery
Of The promsors, and The disputabe nature of The de-
mamds, tn ese notes not available assets beyond
the expense of collection He the said admnst
therefore prays your honor grant him license sell
the same in conformity 10 law.
CHARLES r. PORTER, Admir-.
LLNC OLN, ss-At Probate Court held nj Bath,
within and for the County of Lincoln, OIL the 2lst
day of Sept, A d 1852.
On the foregoing petition, Ordered, that the said pc
iitioner give notice 10 all persons interested said
tate, that they may appear Ceur of rebate be
holden al Wiscassei, within and said County, on
of said petition with this order 10 be published in he
Eastern Times printed al Bath i'll said County. three
weeks successvely previous to said Court.
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate.
Atest-EDwIN HovEv, Register.
True copy attest-EDwIS S. HovEY, Reg. 3wl6
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Here is your Remedy!
HOLLOWATS OINTMENT.

4 person 70 years Of age, cured of bad leg, Of
thirty years standing.
Copy ola from Mr. WIN Aba, builder of Gas Ovens
of Rushclife, luddersfeld, dated May 5ls 1851
To Professor HOLLOWAY:
sIR-I suffered for period of thirty years from n
bad leg, the result of three different accidents
Gas Works; accompanied by scorbutic symptoms. I
had recourse to variety OF medical advice, without
deriving any benefit and was even told hat the leg must
be amputated yet, in IMPOSITION TO that opinion, your
pills and ointment have effected a in short time,
thut few who had witnessed would credit the fact
(Signed) WILLIAMS ABBS.
The truth Of this statement be verified by W p
England, Chemist, Is Market Street, lIuddersfe!d.
A dreadful bad breast cured in one month.
Extract of letter from Mr. Frederick Turner Of Pens
hurst Kent dated Dec 18Th, 1850.
To Professor HOLLOWAY
DEAR SIR-My wife had suffer from bad breasts for
more than six months, and during the whole period had
the best medical attendance, but all to use Having
before healed awful wound in my by your
rvalled medicine determined again your Pills
and Ointment and therefore them trial in her case
and fortunate was did so for in less than month
perfect effected, and the benefit various
other branches of family lave derived their use
is really astonishing lnow strongly recommend them
to all my friends. FREDERICK TURNER.
An Inflammation in the side perfectly cured.
Copy of letter from Mr. Francis Arnot of Breahouss
Lothian Road, Ednbro, dated April 20, 1851.
To Professor HOLLOWAY
SIR-For more than twenty years my wife has been
subject, from time time attacks Inflammation in
the side, which she bed blsteTed a
extent still the pain could be removed. About four
ago. she in the papers, the wonderful ef-
eced by Pills and Ointment and thought that she
would give them trial To her great astonshment and
delight she imme late relief from their USE and after
perseverng for three Weeks the rain in her side
peey cured and she has enjoyed the hest of health for
the last four years. (SIgned) FRANCIS ARNOT.
The Pills should be used conformity with the Ointment
in most Of the following
Bad l.. gs Cancers Scalds
Bad Breasts Contracted and Sore Nipples
Burns Stiff Joints Sore throais
Buhlons Elephantiasis Skin Diseases
Bite of Nj sChetoes Fistulas Scurvy
and Sand lies Gout SOre-heads
Cocobay Glandular swellings Tumour
Chiego-foot Iumbago Ulcers
Chilblains Piles Wounds
Chappcd Hands rheumatism Yaws
Corns (SofD
Sold at the Establishment of Professor HOLLOWAY
24l Strand tnrur Temple Bari Londnn und BY all re-
spectacle Druggists and dealers In medicine ihruhs
he British Empire, anl of those of the United suies
in pots aud boxes 31 cents e. Hnd so ench.
Wholesale by the Principal Drug Houses in The Uni
on. aud by JOSHUA DURGIN Il co. Portland.
JOHN MATHEWS, Agent for Bath.
There is Il considerable saving By taking the larger
sizes.
N. B. Directions for the guidance Of patients in cv-
cry "isoIoer are alnAed 10 each box eoplyll
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lust received direct from New York per Packet II
y X. Dunton 300 Bbls. Extra family Flour of choicest
Brands. For sale by ROBINSON Il COTTON.
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For Sale.

n N THE subscriber, wishing 10 leave town, will
"a sell The house and lot where he now lives,
..sm situated al the south end of Washington, op-
0AposIte Pine Street, ATA BARG AIM If applied for
Immediately The lot is 1lO feel Washington ST.,
by IL feet 10 high water mark. The house arranged
for two families.
Also will he sold the furniture OF said house, ogeth
er with TWO good boa:s
For further particulars apply 10 GORGE II. DUN
CAN, or 10 the subscriber OH the premises.
JOHN CUNNlNGTON.
Bath, Oct 5, 1852. 3wl6@
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HAS removed to Pearl Street, I'd house of
Parker's. Office as heretofore, opposite the Saga
dahock House 4-tf
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Peaches, Watermelons,

MUSkMELONS-Cante elopes-C Cabbages-S Squash b
l Tomatoes, aud al the varieties of The season fol
sale at the City Market by G PAGE
Eastern times., 1852-10-07
STOV ES.

A LARGE assortment of Cooking, Paror and Store
II Stoves of The most approved patterns. now selling
by the subscribers al GREATLY REDUCED prices.
Also, constantly on hand, Coal Hods ShoveIs, Sifl
ers. Stove Funnel, Sad-Irons TIN aud Copper Ware OF
every description, and all other articles usually kep1 in
a hardware store MITCHELL & Low
Btth Jan % 1852. 30
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Ship Trimmings, Hardware, sc.
uessrs. A. s. 4 d. Il. MORss,

No. 96 COMMERCIAL STREET, BosToN.
HAVE been for three years past, and are now supply
ing almost all of the Clipper and Merchant Fleet of
Boston, with their elegant French and Porcelain aud 9th
er Trimmings, Locks, Butts, &c. The StaffordshTe,
Sovereign Of the Seas, and Westward Ho among the
beautiful craft which Trimmings and we would
respectfully invite dealers and others to examine
stock before supplyngthe nselves elsewhere,
determined make il object for them to do We
would also call attention stock of House Trim
mings, Building Materials, Carpenters, Coopers and
Calkes' Tools qualify which cannot be excelled and
at fair prices.
Boston, Sept. 16, 1852. 1m14
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Corn Starch, Farina,

NROATS-Honey-Dr Yeast-Slarch Polish-Ca-
VI nary Seed-Isinglass-Irsh Moss-Marcaroni- =
Vermacelli-Cocoa-ilemp Seed-tuiled Barley-sa-
go-Tapioca, &c, for sale al the City Market by
u PAGE.
Eastern times., 1852-10-07
HEAVY STOCK OF RICH
Silver Plate & Solid Silver Ware,

SUCil as Casors, Silver Spoons Of every description.
~ Tea Service. sails, Ladies' Butter Knives Silver
Tea and Dinner Knives. Silver Forks Pie Knives
Fish Knives, Soup Ladies', aud a great many articles
100 numerous 10 mention, and viii be sold uw
Bath, June 90. . :. w. HEATH & co
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Flour,

DECEIVED direct from New York, the besi brands
III OF Family Flour. which will be sold low at The
stores opposite Sagadahock use and al The corner
| ofWaler and Federal Sis. Il. II. SMITH & CO.
Bah, Jens 20, 1852. 2tf
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inst Received.
DIR. NOURSE

| A LARGE loi of TEAS of different grades in hal
- chests. VIII be sold low by
| Ian l. 1852. % r SMITH 4 co
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SPOKEN.
Panorama Of the Kennebec.

Sept 7h lat 49 s., lon 10 81 ship John & Albert from
Liverpool for Philadelphia. .f. = - '''''
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SENTENCE OF THE RoxBURY BURGLARS
Ii will be recollected that an account was
svea in the JoWnei Of the 10th of April
East, of gang of three or four burglars en-
iering the house of Mr.. David A Simmons,
on the Highlands of Roxbury, who were put
TO Fight hy The heroic conduct OF Mrs. Eliza
Sumner, a sister eff Mr. Simmons, but not
until cue of the number had hurled a hatch
ct al the daring lady. Through the vigi
lance Of the Roxbury officers, James Grifin,
David Crane, Byran Kelley, and Thomas
Hennessy, were subsequently arrested, char-
ged with being concerned in the burglary.
Their trial took place at Dedham, last week,
and they were each convicted, and on Sat
urdaY were sentenced by Judge HoAR. Grill
Tin {who threw the harchet) was sentenced
TO Imprisonment in the State Prison during
his natural life, three days Of which period
are to be passed in solitary confinement ;
thus has justice been meted out, and the Sc
curty of society been omoted.-Jouna naL
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For Sale

THAT valuable lot of land on the OF High and
L Turnpike Streets, ifapplied for
Apply E. H. Fits
Oclobbr s. 1852. 3wl6
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Tobacco and Cigars,
Pickles,

TN gallon, half gallon and quart jars Ketchups o
L every description; Capers; Gelatines; olive Oil
English aud American Musla rd, of superior quality
Pepper-sauce, &c, &c, for sale by
Sept. IS ROBINSON & COTTON.
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ANorHER BURNING FLUID ACCIDENT. On
Saturday evening last at Newton Lower Falls,
as Miss Sophronia, eldest daughter of Charles
Rice. I'd, was ascending the stairs of her faith
er's house, having in her hand lighted glass
lamp filed with burning fluid, she stumbled
and fell, breaking the lamp, and covering her
dress, composed of silk with muslin under
sleeves, with the ignited fluid. She ran down
stairs. crying out for help, and her father, who
was near, came to her assistance. He tore the
dress from her person. conveyed her to the
Kitchen, and poured upon her several pals of
water, by which the flames were extinguished.
She is badly burnt about the arms, and on 9TH
er parts of her person, but vital part was
reached. Mr.. Rice himself was very badly
burnt about the hands and ms-Traueler
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Stoves I! Stoves J!

Just re7eired from the New York, Albany and Troy
markets. large and carefully selected stock OF Stoves
afordng Come entirely new and of splendid design
Cooking, Parlor Office and Chamber Stoves for coal
wood Franklin, Fre-places, Open Crates, Portable
Ranges g. C. all of which will be sold at the lowest
cash prices. Pleas, call and examine as above.
Bath, Sept 10, 1852. Il
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THE THIRD DISTRICT AGAIN.

Friends Of IN honest representation in III,
third district tl"r" i. we hear. l,Irgainin.
and intriguing "oing on between tlc old lin
er> and the leaders Of the free soil party, 4
coalition i>intrn,ird 10 defeat your candidate
the precise terms OF which have not been
made public. and probably never will he
All that the honest voters of the District will
know will h" that name has been presented
for them 10 endorse Il has leaked ont that
in secret caucus at Montpelier, Rowell and
Adams have aLrcrd.on conditions. Ia decline.
and If the free >nl,.r> and old line leaders can
agree upon some man whom they think the,
can spur on their party 10 vote for. they will
present his name. But there is one thing the.
parties may as well understand a. not. and
that *. either the old liners or the free sellers
ar :" he cLeG',I T.. he, Larrlts., The man
cannot he Fierce man and Hale man too
Somebody may therefore look out for cheat.
But there Is an honest way OF settling the
matter Let the honest irccmcn of the dis
trlrt N"t" for that honest a"d urrigh, man
ALNAH SAEIN. With an effort, his friends
are capable Of making, we vet believe no
combination among irmagogucs can prevent
his election. Up then. wings. and all true
and honest men in the Third District and G.
lcct Alvah sa!ln as Your Representative to
Congress. lou can do it by vigorous and
manly effort
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their final resting place by his family and
ncighbors. He also desired that the services
be performed by the parish clergyman. lie
wished for no romp or display. How like
Daniel Webster is this request.
From halfpast : to 10 o'clock, he failed
rapidly. Aronsinc from lethargy at 10 o.
clock, his countenancc became animated, and
his eve flashed with its usual brilliancv. he
exclaimed: -
Il STILL LIVE
and immediately sunk into state of tranquil
Inconsistencies. These were the last words
Of Webster. His breathing now became faint
or, and his strength seemed entirely pros
trate. lie fingered in this condition until
- minutes to 3 o'clock. when the spirit re-
turned to its God-antl Dgniel Webster was
no more.
a few moments after he had expired Mr.:
Webster entered the room, to gaze upon the
lifeless remains of her beloved partner. The
scene is beyond cs'ription. Her grief fonnc
utteranre in the most cxiuistelv aconizn9
tones ofsorrow. So affecting scene we have
never Witnessed Il were in vain to attcmp
to mirror it, had we tn" power to do so. !
was apicturc never TO be forgotten.
We saw llr Wcbstcrs form few moment
after death Though it was much changed
vet there were those characteristics of Tin
great man, strong in death as they had bee,
in life"
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For PRESIDENT,
WINFIELD SCOTT,
Of New jersey.
For VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM a. GRAHAM
of North Carolina.
ELECTIONS OF PRESIDENT,
PORTTS BANTER,
ALANSON p. LYMAN.
EIEKIEL =. WALTON,
EDW ARD KIRKLAND,
SAMUEL ADAMS.
TIE TINE Is AT HAND!

WIGS, the first Tuesday of November is
nigh upon us Next Tuesday President
will be elected and the question with rs Is
who shall il be? No Wing. no true friend
of American interests now doubts as to the
man: all such feel that Gen WINFIELD
>c"TT ought. and will be the next President
of the United States. provided the Wings Dc
their whole duty. Never of late. have they
been defeated in the nation. bv fair means
whenever they have done their duty. 1t has
been repeatedly demonstrated that full
Whi@ vet" i equivalent to a Wing victory
81 il i in Vermont: 80 it i in the nation.
Now frirHl, Whi.s and friends Of Gen
Soft 1t - sec to it there = no taltcring in
oar own >.orr tru<ting that H." friends Of ON
noble standard l"arer j. other STATS vii
look wei 10 his interests tlrrc. and with u,
10 th,ir whole Iu,v in the coming contest
Nov i the time ana now i the hour. N"x
Tuesday < ni.h at hand. and what we d,
must he DOM. without t,.'1y
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WINGS. TO YOUR POSTS!

The welfare Of our conntrv calls upon the
friends of Cen Scott to lee all at their pos,>
Every on" >louli feel himself as a member
81, committee o.' Vigilance, determined to DO
hi> drty once NOR" for his country, and for
hat .loriou> old Chicttain who never titcr-
FL in the hour Of danger met trials and
difficulties with that determined resolution
;ha, oycr. amc item all, and crowned his Ct
fort and his country with victory. To your
lary. ,h,n, friends O Scott. ana follow. with
;n:i.-2in- ctrr-y. The rNamr'. of var brave
leader. t'vnu IL his OF" anI all. there need
t." no fear Of til" result Tn" State Will 20
Tor Scott with triumphant majority
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4 PAN"RAMA-Mr Davis exhibited in
this place the first Of the week. Panorama
of ''Pil grimS Progress" We were 50 much
engaged at the time a. not to be able to at
tend. hat learn from those who saw it. that
the exhibition was very interesting. 1t has
attracted great attention wherever it has been
exhibited. 1t illustrates one of the most re-
markable works in print. 1t will be a source
of profit to all who may have the opportunity
to witness it
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ORLEANS COUNTY.

The Wings of Orleans County made grand
rally IN the September election They are
capable of doing well for our glorious cause.
and always do whenever they try. They
will try, we are confident, next TUESDAY. and
we look for good report from the County.
both for Scott and Sabn. Shall we not have
1t, We ever true Wings of Orleans County?
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EVILS TO BE PREyFN7pn

An ounce of prevention !, f.,.-, ,
pound OF cure" Such is th~ homrr.
G On Tuesday "eSfevrry freeman l,., ...''
'lese' 50 far as his vote goes. of ,-,.
''s' deal Of "'isrl1f far H.. ,,,.
and what adds peculiar yaue t. =,
l"-e' the thing must be io,.e ,.,, .,,.
nat bs d"'.' a'aN w will errr
of the many mischievou< thinr, ,o1..
edo wit: ''
l. The Annexation of Slave t..
and the Territory 10 which siaverT ' mon
extended. w.. Z.
We mean Cnha, Porto Rico. s.. ,
and part of Central America
hat Annexation Is the looofaro
i>PalPable from the last artirl. in D.,
co platform, and from the drcls-,,:.
great locot"co leader (nougla~,. ma
will at once he rrcsScd.i> clearlre,-.
the fact that measures have loo,
commence new f"rar mon Cr', r.
GIN Sc"TT and the Vino Pau,
gainst this wholesale game Of ,.~7.,...
berry, Is evident from the WEI IN,
mcnts OF both in the cas- OF T,.xs> ,..,.
IN Irla.l M. &C -
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ESSEN COUNTY.

Our friends in Essex County can, and say
they VIII, give Gen. scott a grand vote
hey appreciate the scar-worn veteran. and
the MODEST hero Of the age. We are expect.
ing handsome gain in Essex County from
the September election We shall surcl,
have 1t II our Wing friends there ONLY try
We are sure they will
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LEGISLATURE Of Vermont.

WEDNESDAY. Oct. 30.
Petitions retrrrcd-Bv Mr..
Hale OF sundrv persons OF Barnet PRAYING
for the passage OF law similar to the Maine
Law to Select commute on the License Law.
BY Mr. Bates, Of >un'jry persons OF Irashurgh.
for the same purpose: referred to the same
committee.
IIovsE-RrSoution.- BY Mr. Barrett of
NJ, instructing the committee of WavS and
Means to inquire into the rxpc'iien-v of an
appropriation. rot exceeding $1,000. for a
copy in marble Of kinnrv's heroic statue of
Ethan Allen: adopted.
Bills Referred BY Mr. knapn. to pay \.
H. Wilcox: to committee on Claims. Ev Mr.
Hale. for the relief of Hugh g Gibson; also
iur the rcliofot' Matthew X. GRAY: both to
the committee. OF Claims, Bv NJ nrarr. in
addition TO clap. IS {. s. relating to II"
rights OF married women (srcS. II md l. not
To aiic"t the rights Of creditors g. husband
prior to the ruactlarIt at the law. non ii th'
rightS Of married women living OFT {" The
,tatc;) to the judiciary committee. Ev Nj
Ronncv. +" rry lliny Kosrbrook; TO commit
tee on Claims.
The chair announrrl the select commit,c,
on the petition rcativ" 10 the traffic IL Iiqupr>
IT, vii y ,S>r~ Sherman. tu>'mln ut Fur
haven. Boar,man. Stevens @! tiuiltprd.llnnt-
lev
Mr. Sherman asked to hr excused. remark
inr thai h, WAS no: "a >auLu!uc a. some that
the Maine liquor law wou!i answer the pur-
pose. designed Mr. Sherman WAS excused.