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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1855-02-24
Judicial Sales, sc.
Public Sale.

IL
Estate of William Irwin, deceased.
EVHE public are hereby informed that
- there will be offered for sale, at public
auction, to the last and ighest bidder, on the
the premises in the town of Opelousas, by
the undersigned, public auctioneer, in and
for the Parish of St. Landry, ON
Tuesday, 9th day of March next,
1855, the following property, belonging to
the Estate of the late William Irwin, decea-
sed, late of the Parish of St. Landry, to wit:
The undivided half of certain fraction of a
Lot of Ground,
situated in the town Of Opelousas, measuring
ffty-four feet, six inches, fronting on Belle
vue street, and ninety-fve feet, six inches,
fronting on Court street. bounded on the
East side by Rachel Gradenigo, on the West
by Court street and on the depth by lot of
Thomas Fl. Lewis, and moreover the undivi-
ded half of all the
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1855-02-24

By q duly commissioned Auctloueer, IN
and far the Parish Of st. Landry.
TMVHE public are hereby informed that
- there will be sold at public sale, through
the ministry of a competent auctioneer, in
and for the Parish of St. Landry, to the last
and highest bidder, on the premises, in the
Prairie Basse of Grand Coteau, in this Par
ish, ON
Wednesday, 18th day of Marchnext,
1855, the following described property, be-
longingt to Mrs. Elizabeth S. Hardy, deceased
wife Of B. A. Smith and the property in COM
munity between the minors of said deceased
and their surviving father TO wit
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1855-02-24
TIOTnTCET

Opelousas, February Sd, 1855.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1855-02-24
Public Sale.

Opelousas 9th Jan'y. 1855.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1855-02-24

Opelousas, January Goth, 1855.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-12-01
Schedule.

In order that no Inconvenience may
arise from the organization and esiablisll-
meat of State Government. and ,l,at
the wishes of the people may be fully
accomplished, il is declared
1st. That no existing rights. suits,
prosecutions, claims and contFaets shall
be effected by change IN the fora Of
Government.
2i. That this constitution sllaII Be
submitted to the people of Kansas ts,r
rati6estion on the l5sh dsy ef Decsm-
Der next.
81. That each qualified dclee:orsha'lex-
press his assent or dissent TO tlie con-
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-12-01
CoRponA11oSs.-ARrIeLE XIII.


SEC. /. The General Assembly shall
not create corporations by special act.
except for municipal purposes.
SEC. 9. Corporations may be formed
under general laws, but such laws may
at any time b. altered OF repealed.
JURIsPRuDEScE.-ARTIcLE XIV.
SEE. 1. The General Assembly at its
first session, shall constitute three Com
nlissioners. whose duty it shall be tore
yise. reform, simplify and abridge the
rules of practice, pleadings, forms and
proceedings of the Courts of Record OF
this STATE, and to provide. 50 far as prac-
tieable and expedient, that justice shall
be administered by intelligent and uni
form proceedings without any distinction
between law and equity.
SEC. 2. The proceedings of the Com
Inissionsrs shall be reported TO the Gen
eral Assembly and be subject to the ac-
ton of that body.
MIscELLAsEors.-ARIIcLE Ky.
SEC. /. The first General Assembly
shall locate the permanent ssat Of Gov
ernmens.
SEC. e. Lotteries and the sale Of lot
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-17
G.acLaurin's Currentc CalamO
scrc.Insfrnc,ion Series of Books.

The Essential Course Of this Series con>is''
|ofN,cLArRIN's SYSTEM or Manual Gr"NN,
rae ENERcrsrs. In Five Numbers, acc'i'P .u
led by Book Of Instruction, SIN h0"As 49, I'.,
together with six Of the MacLaurin 'n' ",'"
holder. nut m in one package and sem 80 1 ,y
OAR, Of the United States by man. WIN '>
nr,,,-c paid. ut One Dollar ,,.
Tb, Itr,cr Course i the same as inc p'r''
dino ourm,uted by the Series OF SIX Hound
and F,pc-hand Copy Books and Bank LNer-
l... pr,, Book, for additional practice, making
.r..,,rrp hooks in all, with Pens and Instruction
Book, at Two Dollars. cu,
THE hook. confirming full Exposition OF the
system. with Directions, will be sent separate
~ on, one ordering il and including postage
,r,nln and Il II cents. This will give iuu
knowledge Of the immense advantage OF inc
system. over all others, aud enable the buyer -
proceed uudcrstandmgN, if not already aware
of the nature of the plan which IS, "r arr
,ryi,inr rapidly from the first and at me same
linn, ,rsV-aa art never before taught clthe' III
schools or hV writing masters
IArrA-l Primary Book of Big lNCr''''S
for hand aud arm, Introductory TO the Course
adapted To children FROM four years old upward,
ana useful 90 all. lS} cents.
Book Of Mammoth Capital Letters, Tor cN-
tra G,mnastc Exercise during the whole
course. ~ cents. These two books are also
indispensable in schools.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-17
HalrY's Invigorating Cordial,
Purely Tsgelable in its Composition.

THIS Invaluable Cordial is extracted from
I Herbs and Roots, which have been inurd
after years Of experience by the most SEiilu,
Physicians, to Ne possessed otquaIiues most ben
Clicnl / the diseases Tor winch 1t Is roCommcu-
Ged and hence hist IT Is urcs''u.G ,o Iin VuO
lie as an eicacious rcmCdy, :; - also known to
be of that character on which reliance may he
placed as &c ,,s safety. / casts of ia.rp;.ury,
Hocmovrhagcs, Disoricred S.ciAjrl, Menstrual
ton. or Suppression Of The Menses, Flour Aihus
or Whites, or Cor Debility arising from any cause
such as We. sucss from sickness. where the pa
ticnt has been confined to bed for somc time for
Females after Confinement, Abortion of Mis-
carriage. lnis Cordial cannot be eXcelied in It's
saiu.4ry effects, or in loss Of Muscular Ea"rgy,
lrritabiIilv. Physical Prostraticn Seminal UeaE-
ness, Paipit4'ilO or the Heart, Indigestion, slug
gjShnc,s Decay Of thc ProcreaGye Functions,
Nervousness. SC, where tonic Medicine l.
required, i. viii be found equal, II net superior
10 any Compound ever used.
TO F|GfLNS -Hengy's lnvigoratiu" Cor
Diet J. one q Ia. most invaluable medicines IL
tee many Complaints to which Females are sub
let. /, assists nature TO brace The whole sy>-
tenn, cr,".- CEccsscs, and creates renewed
i.Sti. sls '.H"IuCSs. LESS suffering, disease
and ui,.af" iaa4a among Ladies would c<i,t,wCrc
they gcao.,iy % adopt TIE Use of TAI, Cordial
ladies 3o arc t1hi;;laicd by those distractions
which females arc liable 10, arg restored ~ Tie
usr of q aa...s ar two, to bloom and 10 y!soY.
lUjNts ,"EN-fhat solitary practice, so
fatal 70 tic existence al man and il IS The }oung
WGO a"n !ug-, apt o. become Us victims. from an
ignorance Of the danger 10 which ihcy SUI jec'
tuomsrhy=. causes Nervous Debility, Weakness
"a The System and Premature Decay Many OF
YOU may no& be suffering, misied as 10 the cause
or source OF d.-alsr. To those then, vino b.
a. 4 Do, t,,r.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-17
,r,rlr scuO0L SERIE9.

Teacher, arc respectfully informed thai
lr,,i.,rr,y's System or GyMVAsTIc EXERCISES
nrins complete Course of G!mna't'c ENere'-
scs dc.irnrd to give the greatest possible com
nand of tie pcu-pubI,ohcd IN SIN numbers
.5Slio,nia', Rouma-hand Cory Books, IN two
narts nric. 25 cent, and .MosLmTn'S Iwr-
hnd Com Boots, in four parts, price % cents,
arc now ready The above twelve book, con
s,itutc MacLaurin's Complete Series. Price
i. 50 for the set
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-17
School Books.

QILLMAN'S Chemistry; Woods Bota-
y ny; OImstcad's Philosophy; Parker's
Philosophy; Davies Geometry; Hitch
cocks Geology; Cutters Anatomy; New
mans Rhetoric; Walkers Dictionary;
Browns Grammar Familiar Science;
Scholars Companion; Davis's, Pike and
Parke's Arithmetic; McGuney's lst, 2nd,
Bird, 4lh and 9Th Readers; MIlchcll's An
Client and Modern Geography's; Hunts
and BonsalI's Editions of ComIcy's Spell
Iers. &c, together with a supply Of Cap
and Letter Paper, Note Paper, Waters,
English Qoiis, StceIs Gems, Fen Holders,
&c, for sale by
Oct. u J.. G.. NESKITT.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-17
HlacLonrin,s d Writing TabIcts

for Children in Families and Primary Schools
6, cents each sent ty mail in packages of g.,
-, or II. Containing the Big Exercises on still
boards, for pen, pencil or style. Just the lhng
for amusing and iIfstructing the child at the
same time combining the toy and the book.
CHARLES d. NORTON, Publisher,
No. II Chambers Street, New York
January =, 1855. l0-3t
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-17
TIE CELEBRATED COMPOUND

/ ttE = { l [ Z r y - CCHi' ON!SLJ,
SCIENTIFICALLY prepared from, the
y best articles OF the Ma''fIa Me''ca,
has gained an uIFiyal'co reputation l''
the following g"oa eh'c'S' VIZ
PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
n, ,,,s crrirc Scrorr,a Syphilis, III.
',''' Cl c,[,s O,s,;n,ta Cu,,ncous
I l,,',; 80" onJ III diseases ar;sing from
l -" I ,,o,.,' ',' Use or Abnso IF Mercury
~, =, 'n Wv, 49,, s,,o,caoL and RowoIs Inns
nc g"''''Ts ;, ,a. w. Irl;ros,;nn Ri
It C"IC' l''';' C"s,;,anc.s ,nL pIas
Gus oT't ;",', ho n,res,,vn Orrans Inns
o''!5 ."g ,. ~, ~, - n3nr;.h onI sumner,
'a ,, -, ''' p",nIs,ing the Sccrctive
C N':, ra aI ". r5ahI;n@ Them 70 oerlorm
I,La;~ rr.nar irnerions. preventjng and
"n ,, i m,},ons and other Painful Diseases
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-17
~. ~ - q =
j. m'DERmCTT T,
Ornamental s Plain Marble Worker,

!: South .EGba Street, Frederick Cjig.Md,
: viii furnish to order at the shortest notice
{ all kinds Of MONUMENTS, ToMgs, HEAD AND
: FOOT STONE, Scrolls, &C, all work made
! out Of the best imported and American
!: Marble, which Will sell at Baltimore and
!, Philadelphia prices. Work delivered free
I; OF charge. No after charges extra for let
]: ;ering, all included. get up all the work
!, at my own establishment, which gives NE
: &c advantage Of all others and enables me ,
!: to compete with the workers of the cas-
: tern cities. Orders thankfully received & .
: promptly attended TO. J. Nl'DEauorT,
: Nov. 26-lv Marble Worker :
IS ~ E:S4 ~ ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-17

THROUGH b ! EXPRESS :.
TINS IS TO CERTIFY THAT
The Mexican Mustang Liniment
HAS been used quite extensively in the stables
lIor Adams 4 Cos great Southern, Eastern
and Western Expresses for curing Golds, ChaieS,
Scratches, Spraus and Bruises, and II has proved
very aH.-tusl. We have no hesitation in re-
commenting it a, valuable preparation, 10 be
used externally OH man or beast
FOREMAN Of .2Iam's & Co.'S Express Stables,
New York
We take treat pleasure in recommending the
Wri.r. 49,. .irng LjnimCat 10 all of our friends
end customers As tie best article we have ever
used for Sores, SpraIns, or GaiGs in Horses
Nc have used II extensively, and always cAcc-
tu1iiy. Some Of our men have used It ioE severe
8ruise, and Sores, swell as Rheumatic Pans,
.ga tAcy al say II acts like mag!c--wc can only
slv ,hal We have entirely abandoned the use 0!
nv other .nimcnt.
; VI HEWITT, Foreman for
.3uFEIC. M EMPRESS CO., 70 Wall street,
N9PNUflN'S EXPRESS, Il Broadway,
PTfIHN Virgil s. co.'s, Is Wall street,
WE'LL y, :.lBGO s. CO.'S, lG Wall street,
lawn used The .Uustang LiajIacal in my fam
..y for several severe cases Of hard Jumps and
,gclluy. / Chccrluliy give my certificate 10 ITS
excellent HNC%l~. WY uiuShtcI TAU Il ma"
.uma. ttr size Of a hens egg, U,o" Iev wrist Tor
3 yeav. ,glI her to rub il with the Lmlmcu!,
and q few applications entirely removed 1t |
nave also used the L:uiInent for Scro'uionS
Tumors, or cItuCs in the throat of long stand
nv. G.. TWO of my servants, and II removed iacm
Al.G IN a short time. | consider them all re-
.,4rE..bic cures, aud recommend tie Mustang
s..lu.-al as lic best article ever used.
JESSE I. HDfhIN7,
Proprietor of llopkIus' Hotel
Liberty Va, June 30, 1888.
AorIantoWn, n c June 30, 1883
d. i BEAGG. : Col feet ii ny duty 10
those OF ny fellow beings WHO are afflicted Us
have 5crp, to add my testimony to the wonder
iu elects c! your ,IoSa"% Lintm"t. | was
se',r''y 't"rar'. n December last wit" L"eo1
JlaIsH Oh IlN worst torn, suffering hi5h' an"
day vi,, ozcr"c'stl"s pam for srN mouths S, be-
'uS tof 'ne "Ho'c Tune unable 10 N&'~ or even
~ ''I could not pat 1t 10 the S'O"gd' ana my my
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-17
HERALD CT PENMAftGlIEP
GOOD NEWS FOR BAD WRITERS
E0r Iolm& IIca Going into Business q!
Ladies : Children Il and Scholars =!

N'Gj can now obtain, for the first fine in the
J world prHctIca! handwriting adapted TO
bu-rnc-> or correspondence. iri!t as much cc,-
la,a.J as c!i& LTHS 20 Ica,t: AID arihso,H,
u,l,y q, wr.l as ria, the aid Of master. .
GiucIaGrin's Currentc CalamO
(Rapil Penn Syslem puts this necessary art in
"a. power of al, WITHOUT MISTAKE. BY
series of .umuai Gym1rtic Er7ciscs, entirely
new in their design, ii takes The chain oil In,
maud arm and fingers, makes the hand perfect
= a'hDnc on paper, and combines tie element
Of Rap.Ii)y with Beauty of ENccnioa II begins
= Per7ir,ion in Tie .2rt cfUri!iog| u!
Such a. he, never before taken place, and VIII
lralify Thousands Of Young men for good post
ton, rs book keepers, accountants, aud copy
.~t>, who have failed to learn to write well un,
Ter every other system. 1t Is equally adapted
to teaching rapid and elegant ladies hand
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-17

HHENHE-A large s,pp.v Of prime
II Eastern Cheese, just received and for
sale by h. {. HeShlH.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-17

y Il
Hcnin2 ,lHictcd Was.!
MIR. GEORCE T. U;3GELNGT0N, residing
III in York street, Federal Hill, Baltimore, wa
attacked with violent cough and sore throat,
after trying many remedies, was induced ~
friend to use lancc's Compound syrup OF F"ar-
hound and before using one bottle was entirely
cured.
.!nother, yt more astonishing Mrs. Nenr.ct-
Ia Merrick, residing in Monument street, be-
tween Canal and Eden streets, was attacked
with severe cough and pain in the breaS'
which was so intense, that It extends to the
shoulders, she was afflicted also with pain in
the side. After trying many remedies she was
pur,uadyd by friend to use iancc's Compound
syrup Of lloar. ound and after using 'hrcg doses
she experienced great relief, and before she had
finished The bottle was entirely cured. Price
80 cents per bottle OF 5 bottles fer $? %. FOR
sale by Scih s Horce, IG3 Baltimore street;
Baltimore; aid in Shcphcydstown by I. { VII
jians and Joseph EuIIcr. Nov. rs, ie13-ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-17

: iNSEY, YAKN. t<c.-Ano'hcg lot Of Futd
nd PLAID LiI>eys, White, Blue and Sheep
Grey Yam just received and for sale by
ncccuhcr2 WIN. MCthDER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-17
Az As..EIa1''-G GEGI.
% D.. 80

I''IH1rl Way ~, ~
Dear Sir have been afflicted Tor The last
seven years with Genera Weakness pfo'lra-
ton, sour stomach dys9r?s'a' co>t'engss' eA
rene nervousness ".'u h'2u"'I"' "'""S''' ~ ~
tciieFc o,.s'na!y ~ taxing I,ISc '."In'''.> 81
'cr'Iiy, VINO" "c'''y ,L",,'". ny H.
era! physicians were employ 90 ana :, ,'' no
ny medicines to go purpose Among IN' .'sSS
were numerous "G.N'Gs s'Iis" i'I''I's r,.,,
o'1ei "cGIc',' 'a''' u7'' 'ot INC S'lDy pu' P ose
ours Una NJ las. 'TlenH 81 lic 'Llis$
lTl me 10 ~ i"' a.; go, !,
i'hG'"''' ""iyi wv WV" w 'o' ',,'' nv
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-17

I,TOEES.--just received and for sale
y large lot Of Coal and Wood Stoves.
Oct. 2l ! II lHERdreC.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-17

III great NdI.ttSs
Childrens' Goat. Cali. Morocco and Kid Bootecs
in great variety, at Manufacturers Prices.
ELz-Gum Elastic Goods, consisting OF Mems
Over Shoes and Sandals.
Ladies Buskius and EiPs, (canton lincd)
do Long Boots for snow.
Misses Sandals and Buskins.
- They have taken more than usual pains
in tie selection of their stock Of N.iIS and
cars, consisting Of Mems SILK Angola, Brush,
Napoleon and other styles, with a general and
well selected stock of Mems SLOUGH, Wool and
Fur Panama, Blk Cass Velvet Trimd Rock
land, Know Nothing, Raycl Young America,
Artistic II iperdromc, and other styles. Mems,
BOYS ana Childrcus' Navy, army, Paris and
other fashionable styles Cloth and Glazed
cars
900 pounds Of SHOE 7URE?D
$50 Brass Band Travelling, Key and other
Trunks. - an of which they offer to the
Trade, and solicit call from all III scach OF
Bargains. w. A. HARIER y co.
Prince street WhmJ, alexandria. IA.
September l6, 1884. 43-ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-17
THROUGH BIZ EXPRESS !!
TINS Is TO CERTIFY 1UAr
The Mexican Mustang Liniment

81 As been used quite extensively in the stables
lbof Adams & Co.'S great Southern, Eastern
and Western Expresses for curing Golds, ChaieS
Scratches, Sp?ans and Bruises and it has proved
very eH..tusL We have no hesitation in re-
commenting it a, valuable preparation, to be
used externally on man or beast
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-17
"''' = ~ '''''' ~ J DUNNING,

FOREMAN Of .2Iam's & Co.'S Express Stables,
Eastern times., 1855-03-22

This question decided BY yeas and nays ia
tbe Affirmative, 81 to 43. N..t, =
Mr.. Cusbman. of Winthrop, called up re.
solve in relation TO slavery. eSo
The question was then taken On the passage
of the resolves as amended, add resulted ia
| in yeas IT, nays 90. =
Passed 10 be eenoc1ed.-addtional to incorpo.
rate the city Of Rockland d-t0 amend the 5Oth
| chapter Of the Revised Statues-in relation Ia
corporations-to authorize Wiscasset to aid ia
the construction Of the Kennebec and Wiscas:
set railroad.
FRIDAY, March l6.
Sendte.-Mr. Willis announced the arrival
OF the Steamer Africa, with the astounding
news of the death of the Emperor Nicholas OF
Russia.
Mr.. Watson asked if it was proposed that
the Senate adjourn in consequence.
Mr.. DunnelI called up the report o. confer
ees on a disagreeiug vote between the two
Houses on resolve in favor OF certain Literary
Institutions. agreeing to give So 900 to Maine
State Seminary, and $1,000 TO Maine Wesley
an Seminary.
On motion of Mr.. Currier the So 900 to
Maine State Seminary was stricken out.
The Resolves in favor of the Maine Wesley
an Seminary, was read twice, and passed to be
engrossed, lS to 9.
MIR. Currier called up the bill to incorporate
the Maine Stale Seminary, which was passed
TO be engrossed.
Passed to be engrossed-Bill to incorporate
the Piscalaquis Mutual Marine & Fire Insu-
rance Company bill to Incorporate the Bath
bank resolve for furnishing Register Of Deeds
with laws and resolves; to sci off certain lands
from West Bath to City of Bath annulling
the naturalization powers ofcourts in this State;
resolve in favor ofcertain members of The Leg
isature who visited the State Prison.
HouSe.-ResuIve for an amendment of the
Constitution, relating To the elective franchise.
h The Resolve proposes 10 have the sherffs,
judges, and registers of Probate, and municip-
al and police judges, elected by the people !;
and the land agent, attorney general, and adju
tant general, by joint ballot of the two houses
ofthe legislature
Mr.. Lincoln of Hallowel, moved an amend
ment perfecting the Resolves, which was adop-
ted, and the Resolves were passed to be en-
crossed.
Resolve for the continuation of The geologic
al survey was passed to be engrossed without
discussion.
Mr.. Cushman introduced bill further to
protect personal liberty. [forbiddng officers of
this State, under penalty, frdm aiding in the
execution of the fugitive slave law.
Resolve authorizing the sale of certain is
lands near Swan Island, from the Senate, were
indefinitely postponed, on morton Of Mr.. Hill
of Bangor.
Passed to be engrossed.-Bill authorizing
plantations to raise money for The support of
schools to amend chapter l45 Of the special
laws of 1858 resolve in favor of the Bath
CITY Crews.
Passed 10 be enacted.-Bll additional to chap
ter 10 ofthe revised Statues for the suppress
sion of drinking houses and tippling shops in
relation to bankrupt plaintiffs concerning the
liabilities of railroad companies and other pas
senger carriers for loss of life in certain cases ;
to amend an act in relation to the returns of
railroad corporations.
Eastern times., 1855-03-22
Murriugts.

In this city, 14th lnst by Rev. Z. Whittlesey Mr. Chas
D. Davis to Miss Angeline r. Perry, both Of Phpsburg
In ths city, 18th inst by Rev. Mr. Jaques, Capt james
S. Perkins to Mrs. Dolly c. Ross.
In this city, 10th inst by Rev. John O. Fiske Mr. Arte
mas L. Folsom to Miss Ellen Green, both of this city.
In brunswick Mr.. Lafayette Gilbert of Leeds to Miss
Elizabeth Gatche of b.; MIR. John F. Thurow of Rich
mond to Miss Deborah A. Farn, daughter of Mr.. Joseph
b. Farrn, of b. Mr. Edwin S. Lennox of Albany, n. Y,
Miss Sarah E. Stanfield.
In Rockand, Mr.. John L. Fernald of Bangor to Miss
Esther Corey, Of Rockand.
In West Gardiner, Elder Samnel Knox of Clinton to
Miss Loisa Spear, of G.
In Augusta Nathaniel G. Church to Miss Lydia Leighton
In llaowel, George W. Haggett Miss Elsie A. Mars.
ton of West Gardiner.
In Edgecomb, Mr. William p. Harmon of E., to Miss
Julia Whittenore of L.
In Alma, James H. Hilton of Damariscotta to Miss Emma
Jones of A.
In New Castle, Francis Gazet, of N. to Miss Mary A.
Moody, of Portland.
At Lewiston Falls, Rev. lothian Sewal Of Lynn Mass
to Miss Frances L. Swett Of Dedham, Mass.
In Paris, Mr. Joseph $. Wood Of Topsham, to Miss
Elizabeth p Quint.
Eastern times., 1855-03-22
Dtutb5.
In this city, 10th inst, of typhoid fever, Rose daurbte

In this city, 10th nst Of typhoid fever, Rose daughter
Of Mrs. Mary L. Field, aged years.
In this city, 18th inst Charles Douglass aged 43 years.
In this city, Clara s Hilton, aged years
In Westport 10th nst Jane b. Jewett, aged 25 years.
In Woolwicf 18th inst MIR. John W. True aged 25 yrs
months
In Gardiner Frank W., youngest child of James A. Cox
aged years; Mrs Lucy Collins aged %; Bridget Brisn
aged At years
In Pittston Ellen Jane daughter of j. H. and Sarah E.
Covil, aged mos. 10 days
Iu Whitefed, Susan E. Weeks, aged % years 10
In Windsor, Mr.. Joseph Lnscott, aged so years.
In Richmond Medela, daughter of solomon and Naoma
Prebe, aged 13 months Is days.
In Auburn, Tanner +. Leathers aged 16 years.
In Durham Emmaetta, daughter ofDavd T. and Lorenda
Gerrish, aged year mos.
In Brunswick, Mrs. Apphia A. Woodward, aged 25 yrs
Miss Martha Snow, aged SO yrs. IL months.
In Harpswell, Mrs Hannah Allen aged 81 years mos
In Topsham, Mr. Isaac Alien, aged so yrs months
In Waldoboro, Mary Louisa Ludwig, aged Is yrs.
In Lnconve, Mr. Mathew Ledbetter aged SIS years and
months.