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has now been called 10 sObscrc their inter-
es,s; and promote the night let II not ooly
receive their sanction, blu, their firm, IN.
yielding and cordial support.
In conclusion /, is proper to state tia, the
tue Democracy Of the State Of Maine. will
nlly in obedience to this call. The men
cDmposing the Dsmocracy-lhe true Demoe
ncy-lhc pcople--who uphold principle and
Democratic faith cannot unite with Chandler
IAN nor with RspublieanIsm me'amorpho'ed
by Chandler advocates and coadiulos They
cannot and will not supper, mcrapd Journals
who have twice thrown the party into Wing
hands. They cannot and will not unite with,
and support those who frs, overthrow the
Party IN this Courtv-who first rcpudaicd
regular nomimtions-au hrs, clectcdlrcach.
crous Dcmoc-als who were in heart, Aris'o.
crais, To delrr Hubbard and vote rnr Wings
They cannot and will not support the dis
graceful coalition which caused the compul-
sorry resignation of true democrats, TO make
room for and continue 10 office, those who
Grs, overthrow and rcpudafrd the regular
organization. They cannot and will not sup
pori tho, who abandoned the interests of the
people. b, refusing to On the vacancic, in
the Srn1., NJ the commencement, or the late
session. o. an expense tolhr uy-paycrsor %
Geo don,rs Finally they cannot and will
90, support those, Who's The late session.
unite with the Wing, to secure a Wing, iu-
instead or "a Democratic Administration. To
joi', js neither Democratic in principle or
iarrs,I,c. neither JOS, OF hOr.
r'rc.g'c'. mo-, men," is Democratic
Glh Boo, principles and mon are both me-
crssary. l,tsawcI settled principle, that
bad mer will n,i carry ont good principles
The principles which Democracy asserts, are
s;rc, construction oC ,hr Constitution AMI
therefore. brr,y a-d ro, Sl,cry-rc'.aucc
upon '..q uFwa and intelligence OF lhr rco-
pie, arl therefore, appeal, Co. their Judgment
nr rhs success Of political ma1suus-ihr
rrhai'lo people Geo r.lr, and therefore oae-
dir7cr Co Oh. aIIl uf me ma.or.U-thc right
of -r..'y '1nm'rr, itself by lrgalcnaclmru,s,
and therefore obedience Co hv. These are
prncrEs OF Democracy. which arc as high
anI broad a0I deep as Go,cmmra, itself;
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prrler a whir to democratic State Admins.
,raiion. unless they can elevate a tool II their
own choosing to the Gubcmatorial chair; auI
what they have done hries before, they HlIl
he more ready to do again IT'S hcl lhl,
canno, be successfully denied, that 'ho sop
porcrs Of Albert Pllsbuy, At tie very ias
session of the Legislature, went into caucus,
and there d,hJ,rai,iy dsro,d, to dcfcl, lhll
old and well iricd dcmocmt-lhc Hen. in..r
| p. MouiIl-and to elect WIN. G. Crosby, Che
regular irlie candidate, and they did 10 and
after committing this act Of political Li.t
,r,a,oa-,hcy coolly turn round to lhc friend,
Of Mr.. Morrill, and are ready to cry, "hala,
Ca,,ius. help" For these and other valid
and poud reasons, have now 90 time 90 Do.
ucc, it must appear evident to every TIVE
dcmocn, IN this State, that neither duty r.r
principle, call them to 60 into ihc Convention
called los the Bangor committee, or have aye
thing to do with IL.
. 4 call fora Democratic State Mass Ionr.r-
ton. has hicly been issued by th' S."
. Committee, chosen at the Convention which
Ias, year nominated Mr. Morrill, ror Go,gr-
or. Under this call lhc true dmoTay $3.50
rally from the East and ,ho Wos', Ihc N.ua
and the South, and lho cod Hickory u'
Maine will be- there nominated hy universal
reclamation. by the shouts oflhouaais, who
have already nominated hlm Boo their heart.
a, thI, Convention Platform Of prince
pies will De- formed broad enough 10 contain
thc entire democracy Of Marnc-ihc clnd.-
date there to be- nominated, Will ho carried
,y,umpiaui'y through llc ucN, State canvas.
and elected Governor 1T che State of Ma.r.
by ,bc votes oflhc people.
JEFFERSON.
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Mr. Willis in his last cp.slIe from ldlcwili
SAYS;
1--WE should have a cropof music this sum
mcr, IL the saving Of dead birds would pro.
ducc them, ror they are scattered over the
fields IN great numbeB-Slarvcd a"d frozrn
by he deep snow OF a third week in April"
The binds are scarce hore, also. Whether
they have bJcu found dead as mentioned by
Mr.. Willis and from tie Same cause, We are
enable to say; hut their deprecated num-
bers, especially the Robin, is quito noticeable.
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Ourciiy is To be- visited on Tuesday nrv'bv
three uniformed companies II organized and
disciplined female Infantry and I.anccrs from
Pllgsyl,ana and New Jersey, known rs The
Fairy Guards, =" commanded as a battalion
by masculine Colonel and Lieut.. Colonel
but the several companies will be- differed
throughout, by ladies, including captains on
horseback. The Fairy Ligh, Guard is CONF
posed Of some Ut the best educated and os.
,csmcd young ladies Of Paterson aud Eliza
bclh,ovn. y. j., and Of llausburch. Pa
and all between fourteen and eighteen years
of age. \ daughter Of a late Governor OF
New Jersey is one Of the Company.
New York Tribune.
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Nrrarr ,y1 hrsn. r, Aro.u.r. o."
Bangor Mercury gives 'hr particular. n t'
murl.rof Samuel james, hy mau r.-'
james Mathew. boo Aro.sn.R. No, oa f..
day. lgh. Matthews supposed ia, i.."
Dad lr.rlrrI woman n-mrl White, ar'n ..
ing DIS cun. Slot James fro iia road, l..r
him INSTANTLY. Matthews vas ARRESTED. .I
with ihr woman taken 90 % hotel. lmr"..
WhncrrrauUors were making mr'nr 0E-
animation, ,lc girl White stole into rhr .m.
and fred hc Building, Which WAS entirely r..
.,mgcl. Both man anl woman u0r. --.
mft,rI 90 1.l Ml'hca- alm., h.s guile
APPROXIMATIONS Orrusp l1 our paper 0'
Saturday morning there appeared a7 alr-
ussmrnt signed by VIM. AnlwEs. oflHs ...
~. asking mr information co.c.rn.rr arr
relatives or friends Ut Samuel J1mrs, llr mln
who vas recently murdered in Aru.....
ON the same d1yof,ha appearance of inr ai.
,crl.srmcni. 10 was responded 90 hy ''a m.,.-
or and a brother of lhr deceased, WHO u.r'
thus a,rcraincd 90 be- living, boo very INDECENT
circumstances at Libhy's conner By rmr
nation fum q brother Free Mason, rr.i--.
100 Aroos'ook, Nr Andrews va, enabled DOB
inform them that their deceased relau,c .a0,
n, his death 500 in cash, which vas boo safe
keeping and 1t their disposal. This money
was the wages ofdcccascd, earned nihelo--
cling swamp and will prove a very acceptable
aid to his POOR relatives. lAd,cuiscr
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Gbr OrforN 1cmotrut.
PARIS. Me-. NAY 10. 1854.
ruRLisHrD rvUiy FRIDAY NorSNc BY
NOAH PRINCE,
THOMAS II. THROWN, Editor.

Tcrns.---Ons dollar ard duy cents stncily Iy
arvANcr; one dolir and se,cuty.6yc cents with.
iu six mouths; two dollars at The end Il che year
To which dt, ce1ts vilI hr added ior every ls1r
which payment is DELAYED.
AuyrFrtsEur~rs i1-sftsd 0n reasonable terms
the f,rorfi,tuf not tsrF accountable ior any error
t-,uad thr amount ,h1IcrI g.. Che "ivo'iisgwCui.
ES VI. pETTENGlLL a Co. no Nri.
g., E4ass. aaI To- Nrrf1u o., Nee lart, are
rur ,-Iv ratfurifsl agent. &C. procuring sulsCfIp
srs. frrvarIiu- advertisements.
-.rua,mrrt igr 100 al,,rtis3mCuts b. held 90 lc
IuH tom thr Uafr 90 flr hrst insertion.
~ Ca,uuuri,1ti.as shuuld objected 20 "Ihe
Oai.U! u,uueta'. r.IIs. Ne
Rool aud Sob Printing
PROMPTLY AM NEATLY EXECUTED
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Democratic FTass State
CONVE N ITO N!

urv..st... ir.'s' 'rIvF CNrcrs. - o
m..i.rr lithe Democratic ugmhrr, oi Ng
Legislature Nn'lgu "a Augusta, ou i'7 c'c'
rath tly Oft ArrI'. \. ID. 1851, having been
Organized bv he r.a.crul Hon. job Prince of
Toner. ae President. ord Calvin II. Whit
rryu. NUuHuur, ra GEORGE :. ls'chcr uI
Nu"rur. r. Secretaries.
On mu,..r ufjHr hon. IT. p. Turgy Of
N.a#r.'T. N...a lurry ui Nrrnrhrr, and
W.....a uI rerur.-u, ul doe Senate, aud
rrrm#n uf fremont, r.rr appointed % CONE
r.Hrr report Resolve. igg'.rr u1s.i.r.,l."
.. one u..'.r.
Wr Turg tua said committee. s..7e-
..+-.'r rrrH..r' fhr following Receive
EuI.. That Boz ,rrv of tHr great imno-
u-.r ..u.I AND energetic action 200 our
..st STATE election ue l'r..y request '.r
U.u.rrrr STATE COMMITTEE. chosen o., i'-
convection which nominated N.r. Arson I
- -f' .ur Governed fu Augusta '.sf 'H r..la
H.F >.H Crya.lr u.u.g r.Hra.iu.H,s
..H U...y sIE, 80 some gr.yHu..'..0 Gene
.... .e.. fI H.u.nalr r candidate '.- Cover.
..- .r ha supported 10 '.r r.yi N.H--.'.-.H'
election. arI t1 trasa; s.r1 other husuc-,
.. ....I i.uI ip perfect u.J uE.rl uuu auI
.-.... .r o.. ae, NuI gH...rcs as. s.ss,ss 90
NH. pills.
T.a'r-r resolve oas discussed a-! urar-
satr..Od.
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OyroRp NoRu,L Issrlrrrr By Gaia.
loruc, published at this diEcc, We should
ndro that this Institute was in a highly Gou-
risbinr condition. During the prs, year there
ha. been in attendance goo srrdcnls-Malc,
l23-Fcmalcs 50. Creates, Attendance, Fall
session, l5l. Average for Three sessions,
-.
The design or,ais Institute is thus Sc, forth
IN rhc Catalogue:
"Thc design NJ the Normal Institute is ia
alrI Young Gentlemen and Young Iadic'
suitable ncilurs or becoming thoroughly
acquainted with an tho studies taught In
public M s,'c,i schools. so p1.n7 viii be
spared to make ,hc Institute profitable ,o al
who aucnl-io make ia "Norm1' School,
such as ,hc common schools Of Mime de-
marl.
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In the case Of the United States against
Mr.. Collier, late Collector At San Francisco
the jury returned a special verdict by cohs'"'
Of both parties, subject to the opinion OF Tho
Court.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-12

The Ohio Legislature have passed q bl'
prohibiting tho circulation OF bank notes OF a
les, denomination than ten dollars,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-12

Mr. CrrriSo, Of Bangor, the newly an
pointed Justice of,hc Supremc Judicial Court,
took his scat o. Tuesday last
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-12

The citizens OF Bangor have voted to ae.
ccpt the railroad loan bills. passed by the last
Isgislaiurc-lisl yeas, ~ nays.
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For the Democrat.
The Duty ofihe Democracy OF Maine al
the Present Crisis.
For the Democrat.

c,ruo,irn and unfurl the banner Of truth, un-
der which they are destined to Eight heir way
IN ccrtain victory.
Tho political elements arc at work. and the
CIV is. "Io hero Io there =" md there is
danger ,ha, honest, we'll meaning men, will
be allurcd by faise 6sL' inio positions which
are aniaponisiirll with their real principles
and honest purposes; hence the necessity Of o
wise discrimination between genuine and
spurious democracy.
In order to fully understand The relative po-
.,ions Of political combinations, and parties
in Maine. il is necessary TO look into ,hcIran-
terclcnts, and from lhosc, We are mainly to
draw our conclusions.
The objects and designs Of the leaders Of
the Chandler Convention arc row we'll undrr-
stood. Tha, Convention was called and hold
en- for two fold purpose. First. to break
down the democratic party ir the State. and
secondly 10 organize a new party, based upon
opposition To the Maine law To certain
extent, they have accomplished their object,
for itiga mltrr NJ history, that this very
R.Hbcn pgriv have Tor iso successive years,
by their own ya,cs, defeated the democratic
candidates ror Go,crno', and elected Wing.
and rhu. thrown the political Government Of
Maine into Wing hands.
Last wear rIis new organization co, control
or the Bangor Convention, and put Albert
Pilsbury boo nomination fnr Governor Inor.
der 10 carry our the gross and infamous fraud,
oflhar .nrlmou, convention, and To hide from
rbc tnd0raan, caz, of on outraged people, lr,
bldcous moral da'orm.tic', Mr. P,l.hury Was
,mmrrtr1 forth, Us DE regular nominee of
,hc democratic party. The sequel IS well
known. The men who nominated PII'hury,
asrsE Crosby. Goycmor, in -.
\ call ont fora Mac Conyco,.on of ih-
"HhraIs"-,h.. too claims 20 be- 5,moTats,
and when holden vii doubtrs. De bui q ,rc
oud edition OF hc Chandler Convention
with ihc addition OF another n'lu', ,o iis plat
form, to vi, ,hc support Of ,he Nebraska ou,
rage. ~ man. who has any respect i1r Doc
grca, and Immulab'c principle. of human Zee
dom. or any regard for the maintenance or cn
ugramenl ct Wholesome temperance doctrine.
can participate ia the proceedings of lms CON
ycur.un.
Those who profr,. 60 De ,ho "rc-u.1rs' l'
lrd.mun,.r parity, have c1''cilnmhrr coa
yranru. through thc Committee. ussIa,in
Bangor Convention lur lhc nomination ol
candidate nr Guysror
Systematic ,Gurls arc nos in operation .'
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lat'7-c1ars .rlu plrs stat i.st Nl7o-
i-ua ,a, iiu.'. a-1a, % 05,a.- IH0ss,.
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MEDICAL.
IRE Vegetable lxtract.
OR. IS 1lSFsIGoRdTIBG
co 10
sAsEsIfIsNOlfLsNoR1N MEDICINE
e IEE ealth restore mud u fe IenEi heiied BIZ

As y =, w rs u j. "a. 4 -
- IsHENoaflsN oR IN MEDICINE.
4 III ealfh research md itfe ieuEihened by
3 iNpfGoRAT FOR ELIXIR Or coRplA u
Fur centuries medical seis;ee has been tIs
xsSe. sos ire lie lost 81
and muscular ystens vi fllolt The
coiics rad entacd T6at s ma Ser,
Jotna Ut Is production bfoush aie
deserts the toy, by cclebt dsl Prof
NJ 5le 81,
dug seeetis - TIE; Old " sgsaiiy
Tie IL eosbinsd sviiA
suits tiie I'd q. lny country
fs;i EE1fs Oil
Jhuons ppllile ye could net 9sltsfe tie
hut 1ndalbsa nets 81 81 IL,
sasse ICY ysE 81
OF I sssstitgonf " is pertsc y
Arising nisiie OF ablie Sf lie wiki.
make up fle Syehletf called nam ft1neff5fea
ss sfse Sc a US
lie ts Z a % A. re
commended a. the oily means OF that eIl4
g., sll. e
led Youth the hIsi tie OF
Debit Sr ION lie OF sse I'm 81
md imn,e dale and use 81 fbis
siiodto Provo acoi6pIcie and nhaiIe
ee vs VIII se 81. i t,
hey think Tie veg heyonti OF
eli tsxe despair 1rais with s-isease a.
ffriAtss NIL Il, ca,ses, aud VIII not p5
move the DISC, del ts Q b hpL, go
lLDzsn1 e BROKEN }C0NSItNU110N.
Tile defahgeHisnts OF the sizes To A
Gases nd, ne sI
hts dies 10 SthclL fhis rerarution Is Specific
sstx hesiaehe ie faSsly
the Ilc tons. tsesers.
81 tie ifSsf asiira Of ts
sleei and dieaht. Tehiaia
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sillss Tile h es,aS ~
deney TO aug, az
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= GURE y II NERVOUS DISEASES.
ate and eiarse which it he
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The lese the
ed the - s.l . -' hs e-il
OF The aeas,,r Il a. ~ Ess
ia the wor1 would have mitts, that itGcls nedi
cue he, stooIe snrl,2sest4 Ia ye no exISenee
me l
s6holie and al. otlef ercItants e esefa
~ e AT stafe haa
me sliSts y al ezlieLat ssiise draw
IN us oneInllo per petnat lnits upon lie
ne mllisl and the entire si1;
s
~ loss OF MEMORY
Confusion q blood G s head saso
81 asl1 hess q
Is.ss.
asals s.i GU
sice 10
The unlIatsleie,l efecs ot this ii
q
vented thousands sn sSteoeteaa,.
s No ne si ~ shs sss
ner liable Tile result has hnrctoofe hcss
e e uS, systen trasielt vi e
muscles; but is Hash relief been sicceeed hys
has 30 often t seen utter .
Of me and hs What @ aud I7iy
H. MORSE'S slGSi4GQfAI1SE ELIXIR
n, ,,m1ea I'd MA stiiiSiS TSsoiiol
a19e herb which or its has bees cd
lions Epfopest IN tis
whose name rs an IN
gsx excl
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END ne t5 - gs o.
morn IA tIieL 70
ths s use NJ t III; ~ fSts ~
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en- o sea on afo.T 10 both I'd =
tie In v goIa ling SdrdiaI trai.ssz LIST iseq
/ aT-ffil 4 AVA RRtED PERSONS 65e.5
81 oiss win fifs ms Cordial 1Sssia boz
u 80 ~ ~
$3.50 81
Il. II ID ~ I'LL
young inca have hesI restored 81 sis and not sss
i' 3 fsPSeINt flfs p 4 n fxfo Sg q
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:, ErseriSs RtottED During the election al New
ots ans en- Tie 9Th inst SERMONS ndi occurred.
was killed, aud Marlin mnhon and AIiebns re-
hon badly stabbed.
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gTeWhy is the dsoW ming of q pirate like The Five
FONTS m New Aofka Because il is ga sink Of
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'TEL LEG Il 2 HIG NEWS
! Ror MTata1,,n,..as....
= n Tic new aud light iIradght steamer

Il q
g ,lsx s ss U s5si's sss u. steamer
- leave for the above and all ihistmed
t a.e aleaay
asGi iFs ap sssiss SP Ss;i -,
% hnId an Eisetioa on ii
~ HE election OF "a Shci
9 81 me Po9s e and s
ss si il RS DISTRICT NO. RI 81 ~ ~.
ut Ne Dtinei eif sez ~ 3slis5
~ ,y., Joli,, y, oldham Golidactors We
" MiIan 4, aiiiega 81
s SaeasI o s,, Seonmssioners.
4ts samuel 4sssi Nc sie SSns,ell ii
;9 at Bfothsftnia's ~ q
x 1nhn =. Sit son. Conductor. - (,
S @ifis% s fssSEs fsepalsstSas5'
DISTRICT NO. Q ext /
III TYesfL.be,f, ss3.s "a /
~. 8 :. s!sfYiilaml u. Curtes, Con.luc tor
$ %'IiIss sssss' ssa4l...ss.4..
~ ' D i:sSisi5 No. q
il7y sssss. tAtt Woods, Ran.
1.n,. Bs = 5,',, $. Gregg Conductor. 4sa3
i siisi.a ssHSss;
Iscnh ppsees.,
Wiiliana eyess 's9siSI isst Sc sd5ssa
ass5 g a. itkfnsoa School Hease.
5 tiills@ e kilstn sniinetor. ,saM
S Saaqsa 8. r ~ .s,.i.5ls tf
Sy ssiI s: SS %iIsss, om,it. .ioot,.
Henry craIifofd, ~, -. Z /
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-lss,ss s.sls az TtIadelpsia. 8. 81. ~ VI. |
Jacob Gnoding, Conductor Z y glftl lss5
= lanes lanes Vance, ssai gs 81
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t ipSs f iSyss, Stss ~ "a 1ls ~ ;qa
So SAM: 3. 'ots Comm 3,os ION rs
T Thssas II Sweeney osssy, tsals9r. =,
u So DISTRICT No; 8.
robert Norris - ~
R Kobe Hamilton. i t.....
IL & Alesanaei. Paxfon, .-ss45;,
s. 7e'9ss t,ei PisTFIcr No..
l .5 ~ al ne al Rata Hose HoSasse. 1 s
q JssGna pgss oIgs.yy5 i.e sfisss g
Das Jaw R tssss g, amafss'oners;7j' 3
s.f s, DfSpRIcT Ma. "a e ~. y go.
80. ~, go. y " Z: Z
Pc = Henry ErIos, ai ttiai a +l9s
4 ~ NJ. z. aleNagilen, sSsslss tfA IS 3sss
80 :, a. 8: GLENN 50 sl SConinssionar
5As5I s. -, - "a S 3s ~,
s,s 81 ~ ietosras School If6itsr. &.
's ~. sa6fsi = $50
~ ~ wiiiism. Kl,SSte... - ga taes
lloyd g. Hughes " y t(,om.ni ssfoners
'5 ~ Joseph Wood, 49,, sfi - = =.
IN, S,s James IL Mheate.l L.ss 800 ,s
Teste. q % JN0.s McCoLLocH, Clerk 4
oh,e Comm =. ee !, lss s. e
general election TO be holden for the
,S Sooss 70 oe.ss At se several lsess of yoiias
ma o. sense quail
civ OF Wheslfn . NJ LIMITS o. ,hs
South OF apx being levied
oy she ourt dogs in
4 NJ taie The satd sense
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.CORlQRR OF lGIONROB

Slinty two squares from the steamboat Landi
roadsp Depot. BIZ sas * s1fssfsss $500 ! i.ssl
ltirtofe 9 hio ailroad, sTninaiing
of splendid STIs MN is d route which IN co
& adlcenents TO the Travelling Publie.yF lb5.8
\ aiIte1AiNlBUSSES'a are always in Waiting 10 "a
foac Depot and Steamboat at the reiitc
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MIS- III j NEG US
7IIlENPFIEID r alLRoAp COMPANY

NTOTEftE: Is gwen all Inc st0ckioldsrs. mi.
saie and municipal, Of tho lempied RSilrosd Com.
a that the 81 inslalnient Eve dollars per sh liz
neqiircl to he paid lelore the 10Th day OF January
ssi lie tise i've dollar per share moilly
Hereafter, until tie Whole amount is paid =
JoSEPfi HIM ERSoN Treasurer!
%ashington, Pa nec. %. 1853 desc
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aENERAL FoRWARpERs. .

ff9Yf SS<taf fsiYssE ansl skka11roada
~ o. Do, GtiIlal sfreet. So
fDETwEHN sourH air ~,
3sGthNlGN5f5Ai ss1 o. -
II t@ IMessrs. Miner, Andrews & Wttea Isq a. -
So j. c. Isuller g. Co,
90 - Bishop. els ~ Ga. iLilai
l3ffts31 W. 3d. BaxserSE st4 s0is$t
atientpf given TO trans shipments IRON
Wheeling. nal To Syabas ~ alley and Toiedo
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10 All, WHOM IT MAY coNcEn For the berefit
OF asnunher OF honbres who have taken series
umbrage at recent articles in the Era, we will
State TINT we have engaged, for the purpose of
attending TO all their cases q fgAling Editor
whose duties are confined exclusively 10 branch
81 The edite,ial department, He stands sevtt,
m his his waikin cane is a Minnie
rife. ibis slrl buttons bs, has
"killed his man" Col paper. qSs-i ~ -
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MEDlCiNAL WONDER

" ~
OF the nineteenth eenty. lite, scieatife mao
ia the world would have admtts That lef
clue heJ suprosed 10 have q si4
IsIoree ID is the with opium.
cOlolie lati0s aud al other eTcItantS faertO
these bIte nd ii we'll be said OF tae foa
81 he last state OF tlht iial tidl the
the ElfSti Is exlieIaIE without single
tits operation, per petua lnits hy nuence Gpoli46
nerves, tie nl; the entIe apn;
seepessness, dislike sfS o.
3fglli TN JaSS an MEMORY
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- PLEASA >'f WEATHER. I'LL
Spring is now le,e. have just
kin,s OF Spring and sunmer Hats, ig man ard boys
comprising $50 dozen all grades aud .s1t
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Ohio County Court. August Term, 1855
. RpEnEp, That the Objects appointed conduct the
next general election to be holden county, cause
ilo books TO be oeHed at the places voting
OF sense The quail
city OF Wheeling and beyond Tie limits OF lie town OF
South lie OF sax being levied
by tie county cpurt of on uoss in
I'D CONT mi the lmi OF said cty and South
Wheeling nd that they take the sal sense
and make return tile in goth Sec
ton OF an aetoti Assembly assed May al 1872 = ~
T.sss Tester NO Aictiu Ltot &, i lgerk.s
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aND MARKET TRHEl.

g, and abontadbtee hundred yards from eARail-
s1iia9 slsiH Esals< astsitd = i7fssEra elssSqs5s
lhectIon With the n fiishes Every
,nysy Passengers and baggage from or otheiRail.
ed price OF 15ecents. asst IiI9 ottGI Is semyISs
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7
No Language calIcoivey adequate idea 1nefE
ate and almost eulons change which it occasions Tie
diseased and tyheti.
eE broken 1on.li by weak
by mess. tile and
physical ytnptonls Of
der its inlluegce. effect lie con
the relief permanent, the lies Of
the ito
IS normal condition. Well MAJ tie Preparations BE cali
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Centre5 Wfhea1fng GID Drug Store.
- 4GorMee BFsli mid webster s;k.s i.zt-
S1SHl1sst5 saCsENJYfG EptnEEEJNG.si = "A "a
PAVING puf5hasel the stock or Dr. s Nedi-
IL c!es, Oils, Paints xtui es, of w ieeee,
Ihe well kpnrtis sLallll
SITS geHTe W celing.1 shalIe happy sea all of my
old tOse Lor with 1Iauy ami with she
resistance Of ny geotlenany and experienced assistants
l-sslat e1'deay9 TO q ttsiis tiont o al.
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In vlniea or ono Sack or t;inseIg sup
iossd 70 have been taken he landing, in
on The 3Ist January t.NN. ttulatd
Any person having knowledge itswfl comet a iayof
| by informing II
llsIeb2S III SEIffl ~ 81 = sc si3IaE.sss IN