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irr',an and Departure. Of s,ean noal.
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- x Z 4 ARRIVALS "EE2
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DMtIai, PItt4,Grgh, ss
dnekSsRI, Claeianati.
Fort Pit PafsEsYhrg. sy1rsA
Ianf.i Wnt, Marietta. $50,
Winofre,l. lranton. *
Vin4aa. SteutenViilt. 49,
, DEPARTURES.
PhiladsTrhid, Pit!sburg. s
.r. Exchange. AfSbur.h. n
s~ SkIpptr ., Pittsbgtsh. ss
J1Res Wstt. Marietta.
aA'aIsnls. Cincinnati.
Win1ff=d, Ian OF. r .-...
90 Allegheny, PHtsbntg. '5za4es
City of Wheeling, Louisville.
Futt Pitt, ParEerSap.g.
vifJGs1. Steul entie.
STAGE OF WATER.
AT WnExLlSs-6 fee! o inches.
Ar Pp.TTgarac-5 feet 5 inches.
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ELECTION

CHcAso. Jan. s.-Jas. Haitian, Wig, elects
q. S. Senator from Iowa. ~
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ON snLnlER,s cnNvENrloN.

VLU 0VbOI IN , ~ nv W
W,satxG1Us. Jan 9.-The old soldiers to-day
appointed a committee 10 attend 10 business hete
present session of Congress. 4 nag from the LADIES'
Of Albany was presented by Col. Taylor VI Ne%
York, said 10 be worth slG0. Tie Contention
vas addressed by Coy. Ritret Of Pa, Coy. plague
rf Sid., Col. Todd Of KY, and Others.
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wel,. t=iiss,e! to s11 That 5. Btaiy Ed oui
pr.:ent Nlyor. declines beng 4 can''idate foe re
ACTION. Ia thus conveying bis wishes to The pub
n. w MY BE- p.tuitsh. IN enmmIn With mast 0I
tn: ro4rs u tn. city % express onr regret Tat he
has G ,eoustt,ins 10 tetit. tom The chief position
NJ he pubic 4errice, ole which he his Often
.al satisfactorily dIlri ani to which he would, we
~ soaiIeat, have hsen re el.ct.'i Ly The ainios'
rrIiinous voice OF his fellow ci.izsus. Few men
,i1 he f1uad more frutfaI in resources anil tettet
lajf.d to keep The helm in TIE maaasemeat I"
". sjty 6n1ncEs, anil Lis less viii be material!
etut our couacih. We hops lLat liz wi,L not De
e.n4 stry!n! III tk-. Council Al least.
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rae i,Iv OF 1rw,paper-:

.,A.r, Eso IS mt pvr express uVtS:e " The
~ o,silersI a Wishing Ia seqtaas usiF sab
p isers pfieS the 5t outi frahfE " iheIr eeU
-, ~, .blisier nIy continue - sead tatd until 81
~, ititrs aeyest NJ rrffc to t.xs their Perioii
49,, ',y ntre, 70 Which tAey are titseisd, they are
q he I'LL hey 4aye settled the BIZ. ard ottE VI
i'fN r:uAJyr to sihrr places without uD, N
,"srsscrs, alaI the psTerS II. seHt to the OrIei
.,--.s,t,,. ines ne ked r:SPOesise.
tesa Va, ti " s q t .i sat9
- "1'inI flCia evidence % tH'eaiioas ffl"i
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EIoEsE.-IIt Acken asked leave to present me
mortal isom the Charleston ClLitnt efVI Cumaefce
suggesting the olfrt Of mediation 10 the Eumpeit
governments now al war.
Nj. Wash ubier ed.
4 resolution was pa&ed terminating the debate
IN The Pacific RaiItoad bill on the I6th. f.
The House then touS up the biltto iflenLi Ike
act graduating aud teLucins tie prize Of Ih: pub
nc lands. Is
Ar. DawsM alYsVted ID bis amendment incor
porating NJ the bill tie main features Of the LONE
,t=aI bill, and fixing the ptce ~ AT Gig. per acfc
ID actnaL settles.
IIt Elheriuge gave notice Of an amendment lin
ting the benr its Of the 1ti'to naive c:Lzeus aud
those nov natuslilzei. Tie bill tIra IaIu
iSi.e.
TIE Military committee vas. on motion, dIrsc:.
I'll TO inllir. into the pt9pnety Of e1.euIlEus the
lrne,l occupation act uysf New Mexico anu Utah
with . view to preyeaL Indian 0utfIgss.
The HuuSe then went into committee aud took
up the pacIir RIIt1ad bill.
Ji. Latham spoke at considerable length in Iht
advocacy OF the bill, and also of line Ut sleam'
Ships from San FrIHcscu 10 SLinhai, China.
When hs had eoncluLsd The committee rase,
lni tic House ldi1urngNi.
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rev. VERNON EsSRlDGE,. U. S. y. q,

Poar.iacrn, "a, 'iGs. Il, isii,.
Hr. +. eeGsd- Tear Sit; xhle i,a. ~ seEsas
SIDE taat have ,ts.t ID Use tithssdf B,hi
toa'f Se4,tlAe fha.tIs. Fer ssSe'h 'uretAs past
u ys 4sed it my aHi!i ard II asaspsla s 81 re
lie d. t1Iarss aAd case buily, sHH snhIs sssesas
50 ar "a ny experience extends, tAfeo.s ake Pleas
d. in accommodating Il 10 the Affected As ate iad en-
tisal teaelJ, 1850 ~ -.'74sa so
- - Vernon sSkRtDGE. II
10 10 ..-=.t.@ lAay4 u. ,. Niyy.Fi
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S.y., D,74 cadets nrty De cIEsirereI N thet
sari, IS tie god W l!hrr 'outlus4, ami Eh"s:
hng win'et c5eairgs whst thet appe'ists iotbs
ar..r.s p.,ea. aa6ia<oa 4 Bsd. h,se recei'sty
nre %. ofaew BOOKS, an ar+ Pt=p'tr! 20 s.tyE
customer sir, al 'pie .!zii: GEES ii II: season."
d. ,e+ r.yotr.itMs t,iIt l.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
5 By the National Line
FALRGRAPHEO Observation-Disclosures
CONGRESSIONAL. ~

SVSu RhS1lONtL. s..H
fs,..a aa asaa, ,,.gs. WRHESErot, Jan. 9.
SENArE -SIRtly bills from the House wste "a
[ Ken ~ nj rrtsrrt,l.
and soIiIetSOt the Revolutionary WIr, ma sitting
IN Convention in ihg city, &, be iaYded to occupy
seats on the aoOr Of the Senate dur W the .essSIl
u theIf Conyeatl0n, which was passed. 81, ~ s
Senator'S tioustda and Shields sppetre,l ami
J took theis seats. NH
Sif. Shields presented petition from the SOL
sdtrts Of tie wat OF 1912, praying The Sslmte 10
pass the bounty land btlt
J it. CDOptr presented memoir | ftlnl the read.
trny Of Science ia behalf OF d.. k4Is-lr(srIed
| 10 the Commit &c Ut naval atfIiI.
Nj. Clayton Il haze been requested by Com.
Stewart an! other alfcrrS 0f tue U. S. ftis1ie
Constitution gra tnuueIltiuL Tot the less oceuf.
nag u lhem frsn LHe rec4ptnte Of the LeTlH! on
tue lItn VI March. 1855, al Pot Bfaya, by tie
British 'qhaJron-refeneA the the CLmiuittr! Of
naval afTIly'
Nt. Douglas Ptt,.ate,l A'Lill in favor OF the
Construction Of the Pacific Railroad and coIlatetji
magnetic Telegraph line. 1t was tea,l and te-
fitted.
Mf. Shields, from Judiciary committee, reported
back with amendments the bill 10 tEotganL { The
amy. 1t .is moved that The bill be panle1!-
Igrsrd TO. r
IIr. BnSlhead presented petition fr1m tie Cit
rgH4 Of CWysetlani county, Pr, praying fot the
txteLion Of tide pteseht Bounty Land Laws Re.
ferrtL -s-s.-...szr
The Senate then resumed its consideration of.he
JUDICIAL RrEum b!ii. I'd.
vi. Gvyef rsazwel his motion to strike out the
frsi seclI0n.
\ lengthy discussion ensred on tie amendment
Of Mt. Nusias, requiring circuit duty ftem the
Judges. Or 4 KS
jlessrs. Mason, Butler, Toueey, Rdss and Gey.
CT argueI 1gilust the proposition ant thought the
duties Of Judges should be in the Appellate Court
ii the cIpitlt.
AssSis. Chase, Frssendea, Dawon and Others
favored III. proposition for circuit duty.
Without cunning 10 any vote the Senate adidutn.
Ell. -a r.5.#
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MANUFACTURES, PAFaR
WARE EOOSE.
Groceries at Wholesale.

Groceries at Wholesale.
SnN RRLS MOklSSES; E4,- III as.f
JNJU 30I nI,H HH cutee;
~ VUC 4ets LlgurI codes
r. N Old lava : af.r
~ bnyss ClTentIish rabaceni
~ ASYS itw. -
10 bhIs cut lnd dry
~ 5uIcs SIew1IC's Y. I.csnd.esi
Itl bids SVslri - .a -r. .-E
- bits LITering'I Eeined Susaf;
. II lhlS Louisiana
81 a!ea Y. e., u. ?, aud Imperial Tsasi
20 Ga;ty boxes
% trfceS Hcc;
boxes aIltA pipes;
..s. u, 70 Cgisares iGc? Snapsi
rdrriIer with f lSiUttnentG Family Groceries,
ncdin5 Spices, Fruits, Dye sua Fah, tsc &c ot sale
TILLIST & DELAPALIS,
MAJ IN 81 Min street,
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g, &C. GOOD & CO, have bought the entire
n StocE ~ Us. RaXer. aud will continue tie Drug
business Il his old stand.
Dr. aXer havHs ;une ntO Of the largest house. ~
phade hI hl' Kindly agreed 10 make puTcha'. for his
ltcesAors IL Wheeling THIS afransensnt VIII insure
iair 2eep % b1ad [iud 9f:rns on the best tsrpl
I I.s1iet Of the very best articles 10 tseiG n"e o. otA
IReS5 - - oooO ~
Wheeling. Dec. 81, 1854. deal
iirnb SyiIter Bill In ehaneeFyfn the
~ SeircuiL eour. for oaio
Gsst:e EolIasef md Peter Boil county Virginia
iuser Al, f.
Tie lea oanis and each OF iheni, will aka notice that
vii gu the r.a ,iaE al January, 1856 at tie office Of IA
cob < peuilstuU. Ia Wheeling, .Ae tia deposiu0ns of
traHk Hegrur, sebastian LuiI. William JORDAN -
G Ife4,lher, Herman Rs1icr, Henry Hess; zlmlef
'- ASSE BnLLtSGER,
dcD s.l BY ser next HutHd.
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B,>s ELmTto>s.-we oaHtsd To state that at
he meeting IT the Stockholders Of Tie Sof:'
Western BinS oa tue =! inst, the foiow my gen
,emeh were elected directors forthe ensuing year,
~: ], C. Canptel. Rabt. CungIe, ". Mitch,
ell ]. Il. PeriiIeton. & J. Piull. The apPoln.
nea'g BY the Site no: ye. reesirei The stock
,,a.er' Il The Merchants 1ql Mechanics Baea
~ Muddy, Elected John ". Gill, J. K. Bitet,
!. .t@z,l. c, AcArsog. any S, 0ptIl;sctpf1
-.-.-
III. STEELE h3s cur thanks 'ot copy Of lie
is' q" tla'ts' v !IU7 #Tu'
r,z "ElhxsIa" give thothst oFt'sm exhibitions
.rr!a,. I,t. r'rrit 1t lpp:at 'ies, aud no doaos
-.+ty oy Sill % iai h.at them.
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HUSBAND, WIFE, & YOENG LADY CURES
''''t7 ~ TER PACT SFE-H,I ,..-,... ~,

80 z.,.E,- 4,y III, fSs, =,
r, NIs,, x,trHec I ,Nsp sr.g:. Tear sTsTl h.,es
to D.. Hirta+s Tssst3sS ItEsisrss Nse 2 le ~. %
WIN ia a9tcrog3 the NdIttcs, sSgsta ast hiAeIaS
slS attended 81 Solr talIrat phlAeaa+ u T1s thin
ei;e II Tie ,ie4t Nute IN FIhtsJn nei eae
bottle shich ns vile had aAsu tvo Ietfs staes.
canF: Is the rtusfnH llat would flHs 10 more ne
lappy 10 lur !1d tat I'D aot tiscp two lys be-
u cit Ia pow sIli A.eGee gtcn nv itdhash have
cuaeI using The rtnciut and ani ELw ise % Isaye my
own; lld eat any SoninrH die; wlAest mhSh iIeoa
yenIelI Or ri esSgle % MY st1HsGh- g.
ras iiIrtsd OF tAtr ttieats are daily Waiting 4r.
ex ecI TO .eti You several certificates 10 Few days-
one Ell eeilY, iISt !gu adj viz aAd bsta SeaaneS
E. w.HALL.
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RIVER AM. WEATHER.
Pirrs igaGIi, Jan. .-Riref So feet inches at {
stand Eeathe. cloudy anil damp.
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Take Notice,

VIZ Lan hiug It accessory 10 lasits orr ttepdi
N. or az 5hTthfns about ihe beei % naGey, taxing
fSihlgd tSsi vital rush 81 and tanaenss ~ das
We vish h inform lLeat however, that all aeineIeIh
Re- H4Te hsleaef sita Us. 10 EVER sx poaths' W.
lead OF ws,Se l6Sths Tie tst Iay aat ~ j,ass;
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o. Is rerasa.se, y .. .al. ...t ar. surl ..tae
-. I"- - :. t Etis.t.rnl. aresA,ay g, IA

On tie Fernaasacy u tie Gaze hear him. son snafaer
IrtIef Lon lie la0Se: ...J.s w, s.s..5gr ssA
~, ~ / H4sastsyntI, AEeshaly GO, Nd /
..g.S T., octoaeI u, 1857. -
Resni RartiMsr ! Na;ssrIy-Ceai SD .; an h,Pp5 p
inluT Iou that thia day i1 IL the ENJOY reHt %
good death, aY The u,s u IuQr H4nptoas reisle ls1
ute blessings oC God. am eir1ksa 10 Paraae Az daiiI
lHicttI sapul k4ow The st4t curative power, Of the
TMGluIe. ..s- q 49, -.s
lam, with respect, yours,
O'Can ard get soGe plnphets ,sd see The eal.s n
Coughs, Bronchitis, R.euna-an, Liver corPtAni, !sd
SGI0GIa. t--= .agl. t.5.-4r
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Dyspepsia, Risumitifri, SerefsLr, Cough, 4Hh
M, Csa4sAptan, Lser Compliant, &C., =.
vpl'TFJ fS NIHtI1ty

&
Ala Jua ick Rew,rs q, iAitirious !-iak or RrStP-
aa's Vegetable Tiartu.. The AanY cures alle b. TIL,
pteasanI aud SAFE IsnellI mai Ia!Lss cuunte: sitins
\ nediGlse mEat have acIlt lId se merit, Too, TO
stand ae test af public 0rtniu W art Of Put Saa gal
worthless IriiCt, IS 10 desp II " as sESd
medicine il it se nOt really so.
itA Sr Yets after ye7r 'ats o. 0PPOsinou fEe Pew
pie eLaIly iHd out Ls yiftCes aud tie ne o. rs pas
frdn Hclth 10 ndth with more lpoiiiY than rewS-
pIpe caH sre4iU !. hVis witnssS t.stiItss to the
tuCe MEDICINE has made ur hih IS OF as sts" hsh
iay 1t~sTsaer ldyeItisIns.
Ia psOH Of What we aT hove, We Teer you 10 HEI7-
boa'I rTSskIFI< ae'nrf, md is eHects.
Tbs vie Of r ". Telk!e, IToeer, Is Peari.t, cured
4 kacunaix Of eight YsaTs siandsG.' al other tsuf
VA i. oldham, Gate Of tie caatam Hoqs-,) 4vellIps
No Ia PfHe ct. Of bysPef4, great debility, PEI Hent!s
Irsl. lrH "a
" l. sch4cder Esq, On; Of ths OlLss. aa.i.lrle. api
most highly rssFecas bic stts, susI " iTest WsiAHe>a
AID restored to robust itli!h. s......t
!irTei Piamn!tt, ~ S4 uAihrs So snfsed intensely
Ye4TS.w''h lp dSslSs IRi IsiC al ThrGnRtsR; eatI
Ilter III other re nsdles had I!}Ed. ..5-l
space viii u PslnII 10 rIEe AGhdreds Of eher', a.
Geo w. Gqol,ch capt rIl4. = nut, Root. GLat, lbs.
>GIy III. cured Of TlSuuLtSnL
IvnI: PsIVli, S, 4, rim, JudH Lake, Rev, " Est.
'Jse u :. Siyy, AID tnnp hers taFSI 81 Gysgtp
ala. StOIs coVt lvef COUP IALI brqusaitis, SIiAt
F!us' Dance, &c. We fssF 70 our ewA ete'4-S4ti On
them. .,+-,rs
Dr.. HAMPTON, The iuttu. o. this great Hampton.
Vegetable TEctare il in his Sh ear, IN GOOD ktalIh, 81
That Will De steu thatlt aot ln'Teie got an 10
PHUSDaEns In this city will scar the sane te.,i-
Amy.
Ijcln md get pamphlets Csitla,] ,ad zee the haiy
tIFes. " '-h'L
1s For safe hyT. u. Logan & c., Wheeling.
g.erlI lsect'i eha II. laPPan- 9TH wari, AID BY
ulIssi u teuertilY. =
-IsSIrI 81 ,NnsrtEa 4 Nyvpt4r, go Baltinal, It
saitihofs all 51i HrpIiTii, J.
p-Hltessl Pet hottie. 70
FALL FASHIONS FOR HATS.
THE subscriber Is prp.:edta furnish his patrons iad
the PUBLIC with superior HaL Of the test Fall slles.-
VI those ~ think enough Of aeT herds th dass ksm
ia the use Of lReent nd easy duBS Hat, Will p'e4As
rup in aud let coast survey VI their sr,HiHns
villa t0n1 uatnre, In all such eases we srlraRts
furnish IpleII Hats, taat wiH dtt0a r. without lny
extra charge g..rEt
sad the tight place, No s. si,r 0f TIE si, BED Hat,
.ecoud Jn 4out Of the North Western BANK, has At.
Wheeling, Va. g,rB aas .---s ~ a.L t.f
luszi rfsssH sa#-l.. wv. W. JANlSON-t'
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TRANSPORTATION
- g - ! -
g. .sssssr.rtay ot,rlb. 9 9 q.
Wheeling Sl1uJp, RAJ A1S,, Isl
WIFI Arm n. EN- emf. n

WiHttr Itrrrn n emtnt.
oSIhI aSsr Mind r ne SIth instant, tae Passenger
FtsinA {. ES AMI nniiI viii ~ als AIIIi1n daily
.r AaIiaO,e AMI the EAstei- cltss Ii itI T. ". aud
slI:7i Pm. ayt
..Sr Al lac .oIOgsiAs stAluas: Heaau0d MounLasle,
Ia on FII nIA.ton, FII mont, Fettsrnal, sSsurE.
N,rtiuskuIE Hlrper. FetrY, NaGocacy SYksaIis and
Tie II ii train leaves At il P ". except Saturdays,
AID .iT stop At 81 the regular AlltqGI.
" aee.f1s and Pied mat ietotluattioa Train Will ba
ryn iliIT except Siniafs. eiyihx Wh.eISr at ga u.
iHi Al rf.s At PjSdmoHt At igp Lave HsiRdntA al
81 u aa,l irltye IN s. AeeliE: II J z. y. .gf
- Nv S,itr, ]. H. D0Ny, sdpr.
py.eS = : ~ az4I II Sr,tig II. FORD, lrent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-12

ing il into that State lie looked at them
simply as property We wouldrcspcctfully
inquire Of the learned judge, whether there
is no such title in the laws Of Pennsylvania,
as Right, ofPr'0H. In all the other States
Of the Union, we have understood that this
forms pretty large chapter OF the laws. In
Virginia, these slaves might be- property on
Iy. when their masters brought them into
Pennsylvania, We have strong suspicion
that they became persons, and were to be
trcatcd and dealt with as such.
"Fourthly, conccdc to the Judge his rs
sumption, they were living and sclrmoying
morul., ami belonged 10 the same category
as horses, and that Williamson had been in
s,umental in dcrriyiug Wheeler Of hisp prop
ertv. what judge before Judge Kane, ever
issued a writ OF habcas corpus to recover the
body ola horse. n, ~ judge Kane says,
there i no law Of Pennsylvania, which de-
priyed Wheeler or hi, right Of property, in
thcro slaves in his bringing them into the
state. land on this question, IL Judge Kane
/. right, every body cl.o Is wrong,l and IL,
a. he intimatcs. there were such law, he
would disregard il, he could not h. ignorant
that Wheeler. remedy in the cas, was not
ly a writ Of babcas corpus, hut hy an &c.
ton M law. which must b. submitted a. a
jury.
eve have Observed that the decision Of
Judge Kane looks 10 MS as though Il was
intended to hr subsidiary toauow movement
toward. The establishment or slavery by law
In an tho FRO State Are the ire states
prepared 90 accept this law IN the casr u
the lennon Slaves, the New York court
lrg.lclth1thy ihcovnrrs Voluntarily bring
iu. them into that Stat, they became IRE.
H.. indeed, expressed hi. regret that be- was
obliged o. in1ict 81 gratan evil upon them,
hut tln law WIS imperative. The State II
Virginia :. not satisfied with thr New York
law, and has carried thccass 90 The supreme
Court at Washington. n tho supreme
Court adopted thc opinion ~ Judge Kane,
We DO not ac hut that slavery win BE- &C.
u'li.hri %, law in an the State. The frst
.tap in 3D. process, will b, 20 decide that
slave Owner. can nkfthoir.laycs with them
in passing through q frac State. Whom ihi.
point b., gained, an ihcr-.tfolIowsof course
Irthr owner has % right % hold hi' slaves q
l1v, Ir On. rra woal, fora month. or @
year, ami slavery becomes established by laws
in a'l %. IT,. Stats" Estate OF Maine.
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Fonthe Mains Farmer.
Maine State Agricultural Sceietv.

FiEsr AV>r,i Snow ,Nu Fam. The Gr-t
show and Fair or the Maine State Agricul-
tural society has rass,,l, and hccome Fixed
tact in The gricultural history Of Maine. l.
was a very good one. Indeed, 90 one who
knew an the hiulrances, obstacle. Trgin-
dices, and stumbling blocks, that laid in its
WAY. 10 vas far h,ttcr than was 40 frst sup
ro-el it could possibly BE-. Lake a'l other
shows Of the Kind, some or it, departments
wgrr fully and finely roTrc'sn'ei' while In
Others, there was lack.
The show % h5rsss lyas very g'od indeed.
Psrbar. thsro wyrr not % many as was an
ticiratcd. considering that they were admit
tel from all parts Of thc State. bat itvasuo
mean DISPLAY Of that elegant and useful ami
nal. and the c,ilrncg- or sTe1d were such
as to prove that all the fast horss' .n Maine
q. weren't gone vyst" vet.
The uanuhcturin. Department, We ar
sorry 20 say was MT vel tl,gl why, we
arr AZ a loss @, ca1rcturr. The North Vas
.alharo' Company brought forward some of
tlsir carital Cas.imerr-, equal, % NOT sur'.
ri5r 20 any mad, IN che United states. Ma
nv cool specimens Of household wanuAc-
tgr- wr-, exhibited. rutvg hope 90 -re a
r-.atsr array another year
F.W articles uf machinery were exhibit
Il.
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81 undertake 10 say that the Resolution
does with deliberate purpose. cndors' ~ 40
nini,fraiioq on IFS NEBRASKA POSI-
TION. What docs II mcan2 ~. X. Smart
SAYS, "rcid it."l ] can rate Il, sir ! 10
has sunk drop into NV breast. IL SAYS the
Administration IA, ie0i faithful 10 ne idHd-
marks Of ~ Democratic party. Now no man
can lay his hand on his heart and SAY mar
Now. charge the Administration
with ono Of the two gs,-cithcr IL has
heen mhecile. or IL has bccn BASELN
FAITH rs th the Democracy of this State.
The Resolution is TIE SPAWN
If q - Of ma. lp1inting his singer 10 Smart,
Sowall, Shcr'ry. Iahson and other Office
holder. who hcs DO polrr % carry ow
,rl1i hey ryauuH!.'
These arc he words Of an honest man,
boldly and irarl,.sly spoken ina Convention
governed and controlled by q soto Nebraska
drmasogucs, vhosohighost ambition consist
cd in clarifying a corrupt National dynasty
long since ,oH OF to a southern oligarchy.
Mr.. Morrill, ,aursc in that Convention not
only proved him TO h. an honest man, but
consistent politician, at least so far as the
Nebraska ouc.ion was concerned. lie thcrc
stood where he democratic party in Maine
had Away, riot,sscd to stand mp to that
time.
Because rc would not enter the ring with
IN, custom lot.hlac'-, and Ike them turn
q JIM c-7rr ,unu,rv,, he was denounced,
abused AMI b',,i. both nv them and their
to1l caters IN t'at convention.
when a., Strait Wing aul Democratic
Conventions IN Knnclrc mot to make up q
"Gdor" ticket fer the Senate, and when
tlrc name n Mr. Morrill, WIS rr..rn,nl hy
BE- friend, fr ono Of ulc nominee, be- was
orp1-rl 10y Strit Whi,. on the ground
that o. lNor1D vas not n d" rrla's dance
mat. o." and hi. rrirls hail to endorse him
over hgor, Dc could rum NJ, fusion ruarilot
without lo.iu. lis head. why az This
wvg1rt TIE a5ly answer a. 'e given, Is
tho hct that NJ Morrill, IS Zoo honest
man. 'o belong with che strait ont fusion.
i,,, or Esnufrr wfl, W, repeat, ir iho
Republican ticket could not o. chosen, wc
arc s'rl " Morrill, e. elected.
Irhrisuo' elected President of tho sru.
air, 70 win u.. hg lraur be- does mot justly
merit thar hirh distinction.
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THO ErruITf.trsn Errr. 3D.. rrf I'm nom.
fr.,s,r a7 cyr.llrr. Senatorial ticket rrf.r
Fl. che la.t election. and trsy au-l, % have
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KNNmr D,v Itisa .aur-. .r n..r
qualification that vs arr a'I. umr#r
,hat tho work 900 Doc lim r1s 1 rr~el
that % portion of tlr machinery dependant.
upon ui, .,mrur lor ir, power, vasa..a
so in motion h.t w.ak. The work ..
hs,u done ia thr most thorough manner
tho timber. have been sunk to tr ..'
bottom, anil immense quauuti.s of e..
have been PLACED within tlr inrrr...
and Che whole is now rr9hahlv fm.r t.n
ever before Tho Gust of rgTuir. amour. f.
about 2u,uoO dollars, and iti, rrur.-.l 4.
czr.aI about 5000 dollars moro .a q
hra.tv0rk below 20 add t5 ,he ...ar.,F..f
go prevent thc elect OF hack water aaE ..
thc striking Of logs The Company .H.
their bonds secured By mur'ar, .r oil.
rurr.-r of meeting t'ocyp.ul.wr-. u.-
ur-. here viii shortly lc o.. active a.ss.r
Augusta 49,