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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-26
SPRING ARRANGEMENT


C.arn1sr Nafiy ivl 10, lS1L
PASSENGER TENINSvilImpt,i.,. SUNDAY.
/ excepted. 'IUuh,r arlc,, as luH1n.s
I,ayr rrunnI I.l,Hf r.HI at7IDA.N
Lave I.buT Pond iur rartIl1I ai 5.lU AN.
Leave pousnI Zoe S1u'h lau. 40 7.lp 4. W
luI LIS T.. VI.
Leave south Pari. frroulul alI Boston % g
\. VI, lnI ll.a5 T.. W
Law, Island rulI 81. l..r-rsul at6A. "
lrsy. I.uu-urriI Zoe 's'iud Pond no . T.. VI.
Leave rorIaru larA. & Il. Elil Road, at 40
\. ". and us IN
ENrr,.. Tr,.ghtTrin leaves Portland ar T.
land Pond at 600 An.
Lucll Frr,.h, Tain leave. Portland Gr Gotham
lt 7.2D \. ".
ENprr.- Trrigh, Tai, lsayas leland Pond ar
pDuhuI 40 600 \. VI.
Local Freight Tair leaves Gotham @r rou.
uBi Jt6.lj \. VI.
Freight Trains lc,u Poth1d hr \. s X. Il.
Road go $40 4. VI.
On the arrival Of ue 40 1. VI. train from
Portland 10 south pais, Stages leave Tuesday
Thur.ft, and ~lmuss Cor Harrison, Buigiun,
Waterford, I.,r'l 1i fDehurg.
ON thc arrival ui De l.3D T.. VI. Tain from
Portland, 10 BRYANT. Pond, stages lsa,c d1il, ior
Gumfrl; Monday, "Wednesday and fuily iur Dix
6,II; Tuesday, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY toe Ando-
yer.
-TFThe Comrau, will not b. rcsponsih.e iur
baggage o. an amuuIl ,Nocling so rn Naluc, un-
lee notice h. given arl pad frr nc the rate ot on'
passenger Soc : 500 additional value.
Sp. BIDDER, General Manager.
10 4. CORsllt, Sup. iprt. Dit,
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Farm for Sale.

RI 4 FARM situated in ss.syrS3..
esSnSs ,cry plclsau, part 81 the q St3,S;
EJAiIlN town II Paris, ONiorl il..fceSf
Jsll .lAR County. Me-, containing
T. .ss,ss ahuut two hundred ACRES --a-.T->-
Of land, well divided Into moving pasture AID Ill
lac; more than tuo-thirls ui the land cln b. puv-
ed The rasturing " equal IN any, and b. irrigated
by a unnin. book. The huiliiug. consist II q
good two ston house, two harms and q she'd be-
tween them thirty feet square also alnutiuur acres
Ut land st with applclfcrs which have hocu gait
cd within the lat fifteen years, anil now begin 10
hear ararly. This orchard win Weld from one 10
thee hundred dollars worth ~ fruit in Noar.--
There isuuitc anuul,r Ul poar.itccs, sumcol which
have come toto learing, aui few plm-trces and
uurscr, of ono thousand small Trees part ~ which
we're tulded lst August. Said hm has a good
aqrstlurt 1T unning water NJ The ham and house,
which l. frd by uCyCr.hliug spring. SAID f,rn
has Il good l,d uf muCk and large quantity ui iron
ore. snmr ~ " hich has been worked. Ivoud hcfc
-, that the orchard D. second o. uour ip the run.
IT,, II not thc hrst There bring sluul Git, five Mind.
ufthc i,.t fruit thi. country affords Said farm j.
within i've milcs ul the Atlantic and - Lawrence
DEPOT at South Paris, aud within two miles 81 the
rouu house, and the meeting house which J.. owned
D., the Baptist aud Cniyrfslli,t socictics. Those
that wish a. luy ate rcu,.tcl tp call aud Wow The
ursmisrs, lstur,u now tni the fret IL October
next. Tor further particulars inquire Ut
ORlSON RIPLEY, on the premises.
Paris, Aug. 10, 1852. p
Nh There IL al, sufficient WouIl1t fJr III,
ne ot the Farm.
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American and Foreign Agency
WASHINGTON, pc.

rrllE utl.rsi-r.I ufDrs hi. services boz thr UHs
,gufI1n uf Chrus l..rr '.rgHF arI th
scycul departments, aad inr tbr Transaction 20
auy business requiring lusiHt.s 8f che Capitol.
r...#us bl,rr ly-Ir,ss with thr lHrrHf, luIHn.
land. ur Pension Once, ur 1HF ~ thr Depart
m,Hts ul doc Guyrmm.Ht, ur u thr ~rruuc tunr
of ihr luiipi State, WI, u', uu prompt l1i
faithful attention Goo thrir inr,i,.ts.
IunNHg 200 extensive Foreign acquaintance,
will un,rtlLr luI %, rrsru-shIr ur che sllr ig,us,
mission of Stock, ur Money, IL try p0r..1 u'
Eururr: md attention 400 De- paid 20 no. cnlIrc-
tiur ~ Iur.i-u Ch.us.
tuur.u.ul.ut. will o. furnished vito % .yil0
reference, ir whatever State iho, may reside. az 4
100 thr prominent cities ul lnuur.
JOSEPH e. o.. KENNEDY,
OFirc ou N street, lstnrru Ninth lul Iouth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-26

on Fruu PyyrErS SEEDS. Mr.. Gu. T..
Gocz called "a, che Evening Post Office, and
Den word tha, iho statement iu our agricultural
column ta regard TO oil from pumpkin seeds
tue Altihlt % ough, to have been stated that
tlc seeds must first be peeled And Ihai It IS
a uc-.kuuwn fact thar good sweet almond
will yield hllfiho.r weight iu oil
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-26

4. many writers have taken the trouble to
define What q wife ough, 20 be, wo may as
wg.. aII our idea on the subject To the gen.
erl muIE \ wife should be like roas, lamb
tender and nicely dressed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-26
Freedom Notice.

THE subscriber horchi ocuilics that she ha' lhis
i day .pli to hor .on.JAIEus \. JAcEsoN, he
time, during BIZ. minorii 70 act aud transact bn'i'
ues- i1r himself. iu keln,nner as though be- wcgo
of age; that shs rrug-shc. all claims Z" biz oarn-
ing., aud will ,y no db's Of hi' contracting after
this date.
CIARIsSA u. GARLAND.
Wimcss, JesFru lloLr
Paris. Ma, 2l. 1851. IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-26
THE GREATEST
Me diCal Discovery
OF THE AGE

MIR. KENNEDY 81 RoNbuIy, has discovered
WI IN one oi our common pastures weeds RENE
Sly that cures EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,
from the worst Scroluli down b. common piHplc.
lie has tried IL IN over eleyen hundred oases, anil
never failed except IN two. lle has now in HE
possession over two hundred certificates Of ~ val.
uc. allwithin twenty miles II Boston.
TvS bottles arc warranted 10 cure nursing sore
mouth.
One 10 three bottle. will cure the worst Kind q
pmplcs on the face.
Twoor tbrcc bottle. will clear the system II bles
Two hotties are warranted IN cure the worst
kinI Of canher in che mouth and stomach.
Three On Eve bottles are warranted 10 cure ihr
worst cases n crysirehs.
One 10 two lotllcs are warranted 10 cure all hu
mors 0f the rlr',
Two bottles are warranted 90 cure running IN
the EARS aud hloichcs I'm che hair.
-Four a. six bottle. arr warranted TO cure core
urt ,ud running ulcCu.
Onc l-rtilc will cure scaly oUptions ot the hin.
Two or three lsoule. are warranted 10 cure th'
most dcspcm'c cases offhDum1tisIu.
Thru, 10 six bottles are warranted 10 cure Ill'
rheum.
Five to eight hottie, cure tho very wort cas-s
II scfuiuh.
A benefit d. alva,. expected from che Grst borlr.
and perfect cure warranted when lhe above guam.
tits u taken.
Noihing hooks sp improbable to those Who have
In vain tri,d 40 ihr v0nirriu'mriicurs n thc day,
as that q common weed growing ou The PASTURE,
and along Oh stone walls, should cure every hu.
NOR; set Il h. now fNrd fact II l0u have
humor-t hls On siaft There are ro ~ nor ands
aloui it curing some cases lut Mt luurs. llc has
ps,lIIeI Over thousand bottles 81 u iu thc vIDinity
III Boston and knows tho effect Ul it 1 every case.
II has already duue some ~ thc grrltsstouros ever
done in MasslChusstts. H. gov, It Co children
year od, 90 olj people ~ siNil apd h1s seem r"or
pu1y boxing ohillr'u, vhDsr Nrsh was III and
l,Lby, restored 10 porieJtsiatr 81 health by one
luule.
10 those Who nee truullsd with lick headache,
one bottle viii always cute %. N gives great rr.
LEI iu catauh upI diTlius.s. some Who have
taken ~ nave been cIstiy, f0r yrars, 1ul have hr'u
saBuaird h, ". Whrtc ihc body b. sUuni itvuTts
quite s,sy, uut whore there b. any druu-'mcnt Of
thc functions ~ nature, b. viii clusc ysry singular
feeling. lut ,Du must not D. lIluueI-ihrN HIuHyH
disappear in ilum iuur dlys tu o. week. ll0rr BE-
never 70 llI rrsult from ton tho ouu'ran when
that feeling H. gone, Nou will i,'I yourself ikea
new person. hrm sDmr of OBJ, m1.i rNta'ag'ut
chromium. Of BE- that m1u ever IsfCu0i t0.
~ change ~ diet ever urrc-sHry. lHt ihr Beet
500 rlu glt auj enough uiit
Direction. lr u.,-NduIr, Dao nh's spunru'
p,r day ch.iIron Of eight yc'ri tDsst spoonful.
irum fy, 90 eight, tslspuuniul. A. uo dif'riiul
can %, applicable Co al. constitutions, take enough
o. operate o1 thr bowels twice day.
a. H. nay. Druggist, Portland, the on! a1-
thurfrl agrHt nI Maiur.
sold A,uETws & Barns, pausIldI, W.
4 Hrsf. VI ~, -. r5rs, a. Atwood L Co,
Burhhsd; lalru NU,rsi Norway Tvs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-26

SrrNg rEou PUScH. The Turkish Loan
anita. R1ihsriilds. The Ruthschilis having
accepted the loan OF two millions against the
Greek Cross ior the Crescent, may now be
justified in taking their JevsharPs from the
willows, playing "Riss genlle moou."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-26
A CURE FOR ALL!
Holloway's Ointment.

C,nssas II IRE Ua'aH'-
You have done mc lhe honor as with one
,o;,,. from one end of The union to The other, ia
samp the character fmy oiotmcn, with your APP
prolntioa. Its scarcely two years since made
il known among you, ADD already, it has obtained
mon, celebrity Ihan any other Medicine IN 50 short
period. THUS lIoiLoNNl'
p. C.,p,, n Ian and Nlfsla Su"is, Me- Iak.
ASTONISHING CURE or SOlIE LEGS ~
TER NINE NEAllS.S LANDING.
Cs,y ,Co L,f,y non W. ". j. L4srkyaf HHHi.
IN. Y1Ftr4 C1usfv, Mn Car.iHs n. ~,
y4fsd Ngtsutsr IT,, 1858.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-26
Farm for Sale.

-SsfSs-<s Il h. Subscriber ofrrs lur sale one
,HES& ofthr bet Farms in che town II
fsS,tjI Brck6cld, situated three miles from
the village un The main road a. Paris,
- containing lluut one hundred aCrcs
~ lnl, we'll divided into field, pasture lnd wood
land, cuts twenty-five tons ri hay annually. The
huu.g llrn ani shrls nrr ,1plCiuus, new 1uI Boo
good r,plir; % b. well supplied with water, good
orchard OF selected grated fruit, lul 1 nursery ul
ample trees Ut fuiIlhls s,fr lrr setting. The farm
BE- in hi-h state of cultivation, The ifurcs aTr en-
cuul repair. said f,m viIl o. snll lDv t1pplicd
iHr soon, Terms hlTpl. No-l~ LOW.
HuJkf.H. March, ~, 1851
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-26
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.


Offhr.r aIr rrHI,rsrs lriEt, ur i....r r
fhr Womb. Tirur Arrrs,uI NaH.f tua.r-
tr I,Tt,uvtIrHs 'uN lt,IrNrIuv uT rIT
Wo~u: InpnIyr,t llFunrIiAgT, oI l......
ing. plrNtTI, ~rrrUIssIu, ara lrEIbr I'E
MrN.rurarIuN, S., with 100 th".r 1D..rT.u f-
Hr pyiH. tCtHU.r rNrrIff I'D uH matter BOSS ...
yIr. ur "f bose Dong .Hn.IH-.
MANY Prominent PHYSICIANS Irf..
,ii, OF New NuIk HII other r.H.s, ."."r I..".
s.Iy.. without remedy Boo N,.".'..is. i.r
above ,.uW.Hf, ami HHF.uE .r. rH. '. '..
vt'ir u. thr.r IHf.is, Dove t,..u. ". Oh
usr eft thI. ur.riHri a.I. otter Nr'nr.s.". Dbl.
.l'r',N ,G,.rs, Hrr u.V wI."HHHr H'Ir IIrH.
lltIau. not uuI, Dr., T.surffH. IH Do iH tH.Ir f"'-
urut 81 100 tfr Ul.rls.s i.r which % DO iIf.H...s
Doc Boz .Hmr Instance. accepting f.U agency .. 90
tl rriIiuir Doe introduction iulH m"I. general rs"
Do, ihr llui'u.
Tho uHurr.. az Con, competition upon i.- IN.
mlIr constitution BE- of iHH moot iI.H0'H hH.. IN.
most d.Ir,l'r HuI 'J,H.c tmI'rr..I lHFr r" .lI.f
u it. Doe nr aH, Ig1-fi 'i tome, iur % contain. n'
mercury, u.r avs article uhI.h Du prove l1 'n'
way u.rri.us, l.Irs mad. 'InrU'f Of y'rriI..,.'-
rtrt., lud prepared on as 90 uff' Nhr pleasant
rHriul.
Tho Norrs Orrr,,urof Obi. rrn+ly, i1 f.n
ruIc ui th.. ,l.. of d..,as,.,'is ihruu 'h' -n.
ru,I economy .' ihr system, with p,ru.A ..-
termination uf thr I..ut'r organs.
ADDITIONAL PROOF OF chic Clth1'inl
Icing worth, uf tlg confidence 20 lhr afflicted. 10
~uCCE~~TIL l.. SAFE, AND CHEAP RIM.
EDY, will Ic found boz ihr pamphlet together v.tl
Important observations touching Doe nature l.l
.,mnfum. Of ihr diseases, Co which che attention
uf ItIir. BrI rurtiinrsrs be- respectfully mN.f.N.
THE INGREDIENTS, ls certified D., h.-N
medical authority, (.rrTlnpa,t) are MI VIC.
ErNBIE. arI IrU uut a--u,HiDI with HnF 1fi.'
uirirlil, o. thc animal economy.
ErTEErrcr'.
Prof DryuAU. W. n, Baltimore, va.
]. G. ONUItk, u. D.,
PIchuAu, u. D., Utica, "
p.N. Tuurr, VI. D., Syracuse, y. \.
VI. II. Mus, VI. D., Rochester, y. \.
IN. TtIuINO, VI. a., C,1uI,igr1, NY.
Wv. Err,I, VI. d., C.yuf Nrn lurA.
W PErsoorr, VI. H., Coucurd, \. II.
Pamphlet. Co Dc hal gratis At o1r Dog Store.
RUST * CO., DRUGGISTS, Agents
SOUTH PARIS, NE.
- lby 80 the leading Druggists 30 As
adjoining cuuuios.
J. u. MNRClllSI < Co., Proprist1u.
Central Depot, 3Oi Broadway, New Nork.
December d, lSj3. 6uA
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-7rREAp MS OwN WORDS.

70 PRoTrssoE HOLLOWAY.
S,r.-It l. not my uish o. become notorious
neither h. this letter written ior The moto sake ~
writing. bat to say, that yUnr Ointment cured mc
Ut auruf the most drralul oulancou- disrascs that
fc.h &, heir t1, add which was considered iy all
vho knew mr, In lc cntir,l, beyond che teich Of
msdioiur. Ior mine years vas afflicted with one
II che most painful and troulrsomc fofo l'gs That
ever lcll On the lot Of nan, and after trying every
medicine bad ever holul ui, ! rcsigncd ~ despair
100 huro 90 being cured, lsIt friend brought me
ruupIs or large pots ct ,orr Ointment, which caus-
rd the sores on my lors tp heal, and entirely -
guiurd ms health 90 my agreeable surprise uui de-
light. anil On thr lst1uishmont II ms iticnds.
(SigusJ) W. J. LANGLEY.
An EXTRAORDINARY CURE or \ BAD
HEENST, WHEN NEARLY AT THE
FONT or DEATH
Crvrf1 LVr fau W. r. Dv7H', Nov Or''r1',
N..r7ir OH, 1858.
To Puurrssur Holloway, %, Conner Uf Ann
nrl Nlss1u Streets. New York.
Dear Still B.. with heartfelt gratitude have
tI iHlrIm Nuu tiIt k che usr ui your omimcrt
and Pill. ihr De nj my wife has lssn saved. Foe
seven years shr hlI lai breast, with Cen running
wounds, tuot ui ,lus0luus uaturr) ! vas Cob.
chat uuthin- c.u'l slyr hHr, she we iirl induced
90 usr YOUR Oufna0l 1rI riIIs, when 900 lhr short
space ui thua mmfh.. thr, effected q p,IirCt ruro
o. thr a.truI....rt ui 40 Who kura us. We OBJ
HinrI ,uur medicine. irum Mossr'. Wright & Go.
uf th1Itr,s rrt.t. New Orleans. srnI chs Irum
"IIu,rl J.s rl.r.s, 10" rsris, although bad writ
iau 30 nc N,a q. '.1Hs, before We huI', lsi attha
thine, mot know bog tHur address go New Nuik.
t~.-urD u. DIENNT.
Thr pI.'s sh..N Is need Gl0j0iHily With Onimgn
iuu.' fdr f'iIUiu- c1.oss
W,IIrys Corn. fSum Rheumatism
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NOTICE.

is hereby given that ny wife, PHiLENA, has
/ lgt my bod aud board without nv consent ani
without reasonable cause. Ihis, therefore, y 70
iorbid al person. harhoring OF trusting the said
Philona. a. sh.Il nav no debts Other contracting
after this date JOHN REDlNu.
Wet PEN, March II, 1854, -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-26

lIDrrcKrD lIArrNrss. Al men arc hap
pier Tor being henPecked, providing their
wives arc clever enough to keep the secret.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-05-26
Freedom Notice.

I Hereby cauE thaiI have this day given ~,
| SON, John : Kuesllnl, bic time 20 aci and iIal'
lor himself | shall hereafter claim some OF ms
wage, nor PAS lu, debts oi his ognlmciins'
HANNIBAL II. kNEEiAND.
Auost-E, W. WooDrCEr
Sweden, April lllh. 1851. IL
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Farm for Sale.

4 FARM situated ia The North part Of the town
y anil within one mile from the North Paris
Station House. SAID iam contains 225 acff' OF
good land and well dcyidcd iuio tillagc mowingand
pasluriug, Il has good meadow which cuts from
eight to ten tons IT hay good orchard good
House, Barn and Shed running form House To baIn
and well fenced. -
North Paris, Dec. 10, 1859.
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hnRn,s GOLDEN GLOSS,

NOR THE HAIR. Among the many prcpa.
rations for the growth II the hair, this
GOLDEN GLOSS takes the lead. Three rea.
son. will h. given why II j. 30 universally used
and prcicrrcd 10 al others. 1t, Becau'c II has
moved IN, most cfc ctual IN Baldncss. ~, BE
cause il implus q beautiful darn gloss and de-
HlhtG perfume 10 the hair. ~, becansc ne La
~. yi,h fine discrimination, which they al pos.
o.. h,,. adoptel il. MANY other reasons could
4. g;,,n VII, 4 lea grcat fivorite, bot those Who
want more have only to give ia Trial. Price p
80. In large bottles. FoR SALE by Druggists AMI
Storckocpcrs everywhere.
". &. IIURD, Proprietor,
SOL broadway, New York.
IAEcr DIsCoUST 10 MEECHANTs. bmii
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DR. MARCIIIsI's UTERINE
{ az -. q r. ICD-N

Z. respectfully
oFprlItpthU ,fi-
t,u. IT SOt tn
PARIS, aui ,i-
sIui'y,asIrfrpl-
rttiuu ct ttfnrst
iuTsftlurrtuftm.
iIHs, .tirr,l
tlIs,Yra i,Irut,t.
fIu.thtar l'fI
lulhlpp.n, sul
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FEMALES

I'm Nm
IltON vIN.nn
% Trt.If. Ui 100
IuTH"I UHfI
.r. |ff.fiH
IffI' female.
known TIf
The daily union., 1854-07-27
TO QUIZ sUDsORIDHRs.

The Of will be spoa une ts
payment OF the subscription be made advance.
Subscribers nonsy by letter.
which will be paid and all by safe
transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER Published ui-wssky during
sions Of Congress, and semi weekly during recess
Subscriptions fo period less than year received
term propouioned 70 the above annual
0-P P0sTMASTERs authorized agents by
sending DAILY Subscribers, with S5o snciosed
subscribers, with 35 enclosed, will be entitled
copy srais
The daily union., 1854-07-27
CONG R ESSIONA
SPEECH OF HON. JOSHUA yANsANT,
OF MARYLAND.

OF MARYLAND
Against the system which has placed the national armores
under the supernendency OF military officers of the gen
eral government delivered in the House of Represents
tives July H. 1854
The daily union., 1854-07-27

KANsAs--In conversation with gentleman yesterday
who has recently travelled much in the Territory of
Kansas learn that already many thousands fsquaers
have made their claims and thousands Of families
in that Territory.
We crediby informed that arrangements have been
made whereby squattes who intend to settle in Nebraska
may proceed make improvements build their cabins,
and open their lands in quiet by paying TO the Indians
ten dollars for each squater for the consideration OF
which they agree to leave the claims properties and i'm
provcments of such unmolcsted The Omahas are poor
and unable TO provide means and ammunition for their
hunt and take this method to obtain it.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-11

80, Doctor Achijh, the opostate Catholic
p.icst whose legal tussle with DR. Newman.
the arostate Episcopal clergyman. some three
or four years ago, occupied the attention of
all christendou, and called into action ten
thousand presses, is nov a quiet and unpre-
tending resident of the village Of Morrisiana
"est;hester county. New York.
-. Senator Pugh in addressing an i'm
mense meeting of his constituency at Cincin
natl on Thursday evening last, who were con-
vened in favor of Senator Douglass Nebras ka
bill, made an eloquent speech deel airing him
self out and out for the measure. How do our
| friends Of the fnteAigencer and T,i5uns like
this, after claiming Senator Pugh as on enemy
of Nebraska, al Itt tf.|
80. The New York Herald's abuse did as
much as anything else to re-elect John W.
Forney, Clerk of the House of Representatives
We shall not be surprised if the CONTINUATION
Of its vile, unprovoked ISLANDERS, makes him
the next President Of the United States.
-. John Howe, Benton Democ, at has
been elected Mayor of st. Louis by $40
majority. ..|-a ,-
The Revolutionary leaders, Kossuth
Mazzini and Ledru Rollin, have addressed q
letter of coincidence to Consul Sanders bewail
ing his rejection by the U. S. Senate as ga
hard and mischievous blow
-. Mr.. George w. Taylor, produc,
deales in Boston, committed suicide en- Sun
day, in consequence of unreciprocated attach
ment He was &c years of age and i,
promising circumstances -f-s-.
| THE editor Of the Baltimore Times, VIII
is not very friendly to the administrati on
writing from this city, says:
/ /" The character Of the personal attacks upo
the President, among which stands first tn
late one of the New York Herald about tn
difficulty between Messrs Breckinridge an
Cutting, excites the universal disgust here G
men Of all parties. 1t shows to what extreme
bis polite al enemies are driven for weapon.
Nothing can justify such assaults upon ia
Chief Magistrate Of the country; they are di.
graceful to the press and to all who have
do with them. And NO man should PERSONAL
be more exempt from assault than Gener r.
Pierce. His character, courtesy, and COCO
ness of heart are well known, and his bearin
as gentleman is unexcepticnable.
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DCINGS IN CONGRESS

SENATE.-At the conclusion of Mr.. OWNS
speech, which lasted for two hours, the Senate
went into an executive session, and afterward.
adjourned. r...# -s-
In THE HOUSE, yesterday, after we went t.
press, they went into Committee of the Whole
ON the state of the Union, Mr. Fuller, of N. C.
in the Chair, and taking up the civil and dip,
lomatic appropriation bill, Mr.. Mcdonald
and Mr. Faulkner delivered speeches in favor
of the Nebraska bill.
After which, MIR. Cullom obtained the floor
and the committee rose
Mr. Lane, of Indiana, by leave, introduced
bill to aid the State of Indiana and terri
tory of Minnesota in constructing a railroad ;
referred. - -
Mr.. Lane, of Oregon, presented a memorial
OF the Oregon Legislature for the passage OF
an act to enable the people of that territory to
form State cOnstit tuition, &C., referred.
And then they adjourned.
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U.The New Hampshire Gazette o.
last week-the oldest Democratic pape,
in New England, and the leading pape,
In the first congressional district in that
State, now represented by Hon. George
W. Kittredge, who opposes the Nebraska
bill-has long and powerful article in
defence of the principles of that bill, and
calling upon the party to come up to
their support.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Intelligencer, quoting a recent arti-
Gle on the subject from the Charleston
Erening Ne,rs, is inclined to believe that
the South are beginning to entertain iuster
views of Cuban affairs than when oya-
tons were being paid to Lopez in various
southern cities. The editor also argues
the constitutionality of land grants fer
the purposes Of Miss Dix's bill, with the
Hon. Mr.. Disney, who, in short note,
disputes the constitutionality of &c naked
gifts of public lands by Congress. We
notice an error in the extract quoted by
the Intelligeneer from Mr.. DIS report
MIR. Disney names Florida as having re-
ceived deaf and dumb asylum grant
instead of Kentucky, whose grant is for
lands In Florida. Florida never received
any such grant, nor any railroad grant.
The Union, discussing Boston federal
ism" runs over the country's public his
tory, to show that it has been always lean
ing to the anti-American side of every dis
puted point; and thereupon rates it sound.
ly for being against the Nebraska bill.
Major Ripley, through the columns of the
Union, replies to late article from ex-
Governor Steele, of New Hampshire,
published in the same paper, wherein
the Major AYERS his ex-Excellency made
an unjustifiable assault upon him.
The Sentinel contains long reply from
Judge Douglas, to the address of the
twenty-seven clergymen Of Chicago, ILL.,,
against the Nebraska bill As matter
Of course, the Judge uses these clerical
politicians up. They are demented in
thus leaving their sphere, to venture
tussle with him, in his.
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10 The Maine Liquor Law in Wis
consin seems to be laid on the shelf fol-
the session. The conference committees
of the Senate and House cannot agree
upon bill. The Senate committee in.
sisted upon clause to submit it to the
people, and the House committee will not
agree to any such clause, contending that
IL would be Observation-Disclosures
making the whole bill nudity. ...
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U S. Simmons, Segar dealer, Penn.
sylyania Avenue, three doors west OF
Adams & Co. s Express Office, has favored
US with bundle of finely favored Ha.
yana segars. He has "a few more left
of the same Sort" which he is ready to
dispose of on reasonable terms. .