The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-03-24

we have llOt HcuIu WHdt uisPoopohr wac
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IL The prohibitory liquor law has passed
the Assembly Of Wisconsin by vote of4a to
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GA Southern Wing estimates that
five.sevenths of the whole white population Of
the South are non.slaveholders. ..r
10 Capt. John M. Ames, West Parsons.
field, sold yoke of oxen, four years old
last spring, for 5000. Live weight, 1000
lbs. Girth 7 feet 4 inches. ,... 49,, 10
sT Job Printing in all its muliindinons
forms, executed a, this office in the best
style Of The art with The utmost dispatch,
and at prices which will prove satisfactory
TO all who may favor us with their orders.
10 Mr.. A. Gipalrick has opened new
Writing Academy at No. 0 Central Block
Mr.. G. ranks A. No. in his profession, and
he justly deserves the liberal patronage
which he receives. ".H p. w.
Y Please notice the advertisement of q
new Clothing and Furnishing Store, inserted
in our columns to-day. The old friends of
G. w. BoornBY will not be slow in availng
themselves Of his services again in making
and fitting garments to adorn the outward
man, and his stock of furnishing goods will
be found most excellent one to make SO.
lections from. .... ...... ......... .....
U The Detroit A,rertiser claims the
late election of Mayor in tina, city as an An.
tl-Nebraska triumph. just benirc the eicc.
ton, the Democratic candidate announced
himself us in favor of Douglas Bill, while
the Wing candidate was known to be op.
posed to it. The Wing was, successful in
Democratic city by about 1000 major.
ity. '. ".i .''.'.'.'
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, il you wish 10
see something new, and at the same time
worthy Of your support, just step into the
rooms over Rollins s. Co.'S Clothing Store,
in Washington Block. Don't fail 10 CALL
The rooms will be opened for the reception
OF customers, for the first time, on Monday
next. ... ...., - .tr W.
r In recent case at Lawrence, where
teacher was sued for injuring q boy under
her charge, by correction, the great princi-
pie oflaw was conceded by both parties, that
for school purposes the teacher is possessed
of all the authority ofthc parent, and is not
liable for any punishment ola pupil unless
it be such punishment as would DO unlaw-
full il inflicted by parent. Verdict for de-
PENDANT. ~ H.i.'
10 The Panorama of the Antediluviap
World and Palestine, which we had the
pleasure Of seeing this week at Central
Hall, is most magnificent painting. The
work is executed in tho;highesl style Of art,
and we never witnessed more perfect
specimen Of human ingenuity. Tho OK.
plantations Of the scenes were very, ins'ruc-
tive, which gave double interest to the
exhibition, IH..i9 10 s.lt i-E' w.
G5- The almost unanimous protest Of the
clergy of tho North against the Nebraska
bill naturally produces great effect. The
Journal Of Commerce copied sermons in ia
yor OF the compromise measures and Of the
enforcement Of the fugitive slave law That
paper awarded great praise to the clergy
for these sermons. Now il looks with dis
gust upon the practice oil ministers ',dabbling
with politics.''af % e.ii 1si.' 600 tHa s'
10 Some Of the newspaper writers Of
the day in speaking OF The, present war in
Europe, express the belief iha, II will" in.
stead Of an evil, prove a blessings for, say
they will be the means Of many sonls being
converted 10 the true faith. y These senti-
menis appear 10 us as being rather unchris-
tan.like ones. 1.-The cause Of religion can.
no, be advanced by any other creed than.
Ina, Of war, il would, we think, be quite as
well ,ole, the cause remain where Il is.
/ ~ We sec the following quoted as tax.
en- from the Washington Union: e.ton n,
III 1--WE have every assurance that within
The range Of his authority, President Pierce
will employ all the influence Of his Admin.
istration TO insure the passage Of The Nebras.
ka bill; and Il IL be submitted tolihim for
executive approval, that he will promptly
and exultingly impart to il the sanctity and
obligation Of law. ON HIM WILL. REST
TIE WHOLE RESPONSIBILITY ITO
HIM BELONGS ALL TIE GLORY" 4
Nor BAD. In the New York Independent
we find the following from mother: Il
"fwas showing my little boy the picture
Of The martyrs thrown 10 The lions, and was
talking very solemnly TO him. trying to
make him feel what a terrible thing il was,
Ma, said he, all al once, ooh NAL jus, look
at that poor little lion way behind there; ne
won't cet anyt', 30 q .g fnsn2g ~. j
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