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Eastern times., 1855-09-06
$4,000
Add-Paid Valentine Ripley for
defending suits against him
for alleged violations of law
in liquor prosecutions,
S24,366

And an attempt to appropriate some $4,000
more in one form and another to SECrARIAN
INSTITUTIONS.
In addition TO these, the " Rural -" says that
$60,000 were appropriated to Bowdoin College
and Waterville College for the establishment of
additional Chemical Professorships. We did
not suppose such laws were passed, and as the
Special Lalos viii not be sent forth to the people
until after election, they will not be able to de-
termine what was DONE
Suffice it to say, says the Age, that nerer ,oas
such determined effort for pltirder icifaessed Ia
any legislature before, and ace trust nerer to see
such again.
Eastern times., 1855-09-06
Democrats 4!

Go to the polls on Monday next, with the
following staring you in the eye, and vote ac-
,cordingly:-
Resolued, That the Democratic party are op-
posed to oppression everywhere
but the Democracy of this county will first
strike for freedom at home, and that
we will not be drawn into any controversy not
pertinent to the ensuing State election, by any
device of the enemy-that we firmly believe
the rights of the citizens of Maine are jeapord-
lied by the tyrannical, ertrauagant and uncon-
stiimionat measures Of the present State .admin-
istration, and the debasing acts of its corrupt
menials; and that it is the paramount duty OF
every citizen, in the present crisis. to use his
endeavors to hurl from, po,osr those mho hare SO
baseiy betrayed the interests Of the State, and SO
disgracefully tarnished its fair escutcheon.'
Eastern times., 1855-09-06
MistelIanp.
From the New York Atlas.
HOW HE WAS RUIN ED
BY FRED PEyERLY. .

There was not finer young man in the
village than James Harley. He was beloved
and respected BY age and youth. Deprived of
his father at an early age, and being an only
child, he was the object of the most tender
soicitude on the part of his mother, and well
did he repay her affection. Left with but a
slender pittance, Mrs. Harley found it neces-
sary so use the greatest economy in her house
hold arrangements, in order that she might
secure for James the advantages Of a common
school education. 1t was hard struggle for
Eastern times., 1855-09-06
" Ten Times as Severe. y

Elder Peck says the present intensified liq-
uar law "was nee 'ssary, that its practical ope-
ration showed its wisdom. He thought the
penalties too light, ard he said he would have
them in this 10th century, ten times as
severe. No! The law is not stringent
enough,-not as stringent as we want, AND
WILL HAVE! He knew his party was right
and they were going ahead.''
Eastern times., 1855-09-06

FR1cHrENKD The Portland Enquirer is in
state of nervous trepidation. They have lost
the old tone of jubilant confidence. Read the
following appeal:
Everything we gained last year, and ev-
erything dear to us as freemen, is IN JEOPARDY
and not muscle can be spared now. Ecery
man must now go to work. If we sleep, WE
ARE LOST"
You will want somebody to help you home
after election.
Eastern times., 1855-09-06

81 The announcement of the Republican
Fusion Committee of the Portland meeting,
that Hon. JOAN A DIX of New York would be
present, was FALsEHooD. But we suppose,
if they have license 10 break the Sabbath by
appointing political lectures, ofcourse they can
he! Oh the great morality" party! =
Eastern times., 1855-09-06
Somerset Awake 7
A correspondent in Somerset County, writ

A correspondent in Somerset County, writ
ing to the Bangor Journal, says =
Did you ever see the time when old Somer-
set couldn't give good account of her stew
ardship! Never Well, gentlemen, let me
assure you that the signs over here are gori-
GUS. Everything is working like clock-work
and Morrill, is losing daily from his ranks, for
proof of which see the Clarion's call for Fu-
sion Mass Meeting. 1900, all told where
Morrill, got 2000 last year! Does this look
like carrying the state by 10000 majority 3
The Fusionists are blowing like blazes, bur-
rowing deep, as they think but this year, un-
like the last, they have got an opposition TO
meet, which opposition is already playing the
Dutch with their plans, and fast thinning their
numbers. The Hndoos are seathing, stew
ing, breaking up, and scores are deserting the
sinking ship, nightly. No oaths, threats or
persuasions can keep the honest portion of
them in the traces and the result must be, so
far as this county is concerned, utter annihila-
ton of the order.
Eastern times., 1855-09-06
Two Bleeding Patriots.

The Age. in noticing the recent abolition
publican rally at Augusta, rotices two patriots,
who are ready to bleed and die for their coun-
try. as follows:-
Eastern times., 1855-09-06
The plunder Game of the Morrill, Party.

In the last legislature the committee on edu-
cation was composed of one democrat and
mine .fiasionists.
Now see how they struck for the PUBLIC
CHEST. They reported bills.at various times
giving
To Waterville College, two half town.
ships of land, worth some $4,000
" Westbrook Seminary, two half town.
ships. say 10000
Maine Wesleyan Seminary two half
townships. say 10000
Maine State Seminary, l5,00u
" Commissioners to Paris, 5000
/" Geological Survey, 1000
Normal Schools, $4,000
Agricultural Society, 5000
The Maine State Seminary bill tcGs pushed
through at some favorable moment and that
$4,000 appropriated. The $4,000 was saved
by the bare majority of three, 60 voting in favor
of giving it away-one democrat and 50 fusion
lists, among whom were Messrs. Fenno and Tit
comb, of Augusta, Lincoln, of Bath &C.; and EV-
ERY DEMOCRAT but one voting AGAINST
it.
The bill for the Geological Survey was also
passed-and that for the Agricultural Society
which latter may have been advisable and ju-
dicious but the case shows an actual appro-
priation
To State Seminary, SIS 900
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70 b. psblshsd entitled TIE VISITOR. ~Ash ito D.
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40 -ery thing sabbath School teseher' sDd
fiercs 70 hgDsLty Il viii eoEtsin some very epartso
which the sathor h< been eye ~tne" o.
.re bope will Be productive q much good b.
an orK ell the tieDds and ps'rons Of roe
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Dash MUSIC STORE-MUsICa tREDUCED

NANf bI NIN SIOhE-N z 'Tt At IsE@I1 = = I'D
~ PRICES-HORACH WATERS Music faols9ef aod
Dealer Of No. 5s3 BROADWAY. h~ De 'efnnso not ooy
the mouth bat froL this time 70 sell a. Of az noa
eop,sh and that be Will .so ssse age
reeScou from prees Of rs coTynshs which sttsr
con se many Of the g. mos popur ~DI' OF ne
first urcpssn American masters ms stsn1 aen 20
The ace II oppo.fon 81 t9e tfsas po
With ihe belief hat which the p1oc OIL .ust&a snd
49, The rub c vii ali cOmbin.Ons or 70 nopOi>s
osr pose upon purcbss-rs undue 0
rfs Re u.de -rOrrsous Erdrcon u tue prices
~ 6i. rsl.trsc Pi.no Heodesos SD Sa-ic nsru nsnt
u a. .us. Superior tone Pianos for Sl75 n'sof ~
,ood ard - entire instrument strong and . d1fa)e
r.. bieh zoe. SO. slso for slS $40 S2l5, ekIo 30
$50. ,rS hoe Of every variety Of style and price c9npnAz
P.p.- rom ten different ufsctoies Ceetaced heoeon
m u fse ciAefeEt uangf-cf0ri-s
NB Music foTwAd.d u ssy part Of TIE c19ntry post
nd tn xre-tly reduced General snd select
.chscus u prices Of AlscA ofEments Tor
10 address free 81 charge Dealers tsschers aHt
schools .uppiied OF the very best terms
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Balls.
RELIEF of the
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I AIDES BALL for the RELIEF OF the
IL POoRTIh,. Sal 10 conformity .. previous ssnes9ss
DAY ~ sNlS6 .be 7,h Of JsaaSy Tie Number Of tsiss
IL I'm tied 10 ,IvE rHoesssD, such vet uesod may
he obtained At zach without reeshusnts at the pfinei
'Y'''' ''' BOARD OF INA MiSI AZ u Ny " 80
De Peyser Ogden NhArls. stet.on George Bancroft,
ShsSs a o ps,s ,. ms;tsIy,lt, John " a,%srsy'
Jsue. OTIS. ChsIis. P pay Muor Mseomb.
Edwsrd :. could. yuslu, sisss }. Rea6ed,
b D D Eiels' r K asisht Il. " FIELD IT,
D. II Hsi.ht w schermeThoEn, Sidney BROOKS.
ChNe. oConor, Jim Jay. Ogden tiOs man,
Alex Msciir John Bieelow, Alfred Craven,
Ore Si'GS ,nl., Cap. % sr. fs Ss WA JcR::
q j. Cornell, A. L. Robertson. Robert Hone.
Adrirn Is, lin hiram Fules. Jscos Little,
Gsorse W Co.ter. ch.rs. De Rssm, Robert Emuet Jr.
Dane, r. tesnBs. J. + Ptnlimsn, joshua Cot
John Ven buren, Joseph Foake. Henry Ward,
Ncse. Beach + h Gilbert Chsuncey Hurd,
Or Bowers Wintbmp Chandler. 7 Buckley,
Fo-.er. Gu Winthrop 7. R Foster.
B,aSins nuer A. sS. Sas''' Gs s N Brown
samuel isbolscn, James brooks Charles 4. Dana,
Fugene Ketti,tss. M.rtt Lv'esson Georse Beden.
Jsmes H.Iper ; NoolI r K...m,
R So it6C Clark John C,ehrsn, James X PeI.
+ I, Tsddsn' John Tr,,Swen. Capt er.ytoS
B,rciofi Davis, MAGE Nearly, " Jane.
: Hudson HeIr, A Cot Marshall o Roberts
vm B A.tor. wm. Denean. Z Anesr.oo. IT.,
james OH, w h. Lawrence JT jas W. Gerard. Jr
The B'"d Of Msnase on the report OF their several Sub
Committees aI1ggPss The ,ol sst1, r,ovs
DooIs to be op,n at O'Clock
Music TO commence st 3 O'Clock
The house be closed At O'Clock Ia tbs morning.
The company will he admitted the entrances in 18th st.
10 lvius place CAses will be required
pa.s with their horss heads down ih It add Irving place.
aud On returning they x thei company Ia
order All wi be compelled form and sep Ia line.
The DANCING Band under the direction Of Mr. Mo>cs con
fry p.ifuru and will be the numerous
speucid Rand bined Ia ths City The
Military Band 20 play before, and the ntev walls o. the
dancing. under the direction Of Mr. NoLL consists OF thirty
i've performer OF bish oder of merit.
Mr. Matsel the Chief of Police. vi h his aids. reserve
corps inspectors 10 NUMBER Of men thai may BE-
required sd volunteered thew services and the thief
will charge the force thimsef sricers and
u.r ia u uniform that the most perfect order 10
preserved ia md out Of fhe building
Ample sccoumoo afoBs will be provided for has coahs,
sc ladies' with b0nues gent"men with nsts or
csnss will be admitted 10 the floor Of IL house
Officers Of the Amy Navy. and Militia Who attend the
Bal requested the uniform OF their respective
~ FEfSIEh OdDEN Charmsn.
EDWARD : GoULD, s.cptsIy
TIVE TWENTY SIXTH ANNULL BALL for
i tho sENsFlr W the NEW DIRK FIRE DEPART
hENr FUND will take place at the Academy OF Music, lash
o. or MONDAY EVENING Jan Is, 1855 Tickets may be
procured from the M.nssera
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TRAORDfNARY PUBLICATION
IL Now Ready
MY COURTSHIP

MY COURTSHIP.
AND ITS CO.'S q 4 ENCEs.
true aeeouu, Of aulof. adventures in I'm ani Ss
Mss e GAWBLE. rHE AMERICAN HERES
With the Unpublished Correspondence Of Miss GAMBLE
Mr.. Gsose Gro'e SIR Joshua BsSe- Cot 8arng Bro'her
the Enpfor Napotep Lore Paine s'9n wa,qu' e Cavur
.pn ~ Kinney IL Charge dAT4ires Mr. Hn'son Brit.
NJ Embs..adorl Timothy Brown tBrtss CousuD Boon do
3 tRu,.isp EmhA,sador Count Oosy, Fanny Elsser,
'"''''" CONTENTS:
F,psps,iop ssuov Escape.
4 JOYFUL Meeting J,ilor's Humanity
snifi.u Assin WounR's Rage
The Question Porued The Tia.
Brodown Fl.ht 4 crosseHsmin,'ion
Rspettsrce. The Conformation.
Recon ili.tiop. Mdnis1 Reflections.
Atit again. The Emp-rors letter
More Repentance More Par Resi Remorss
don Psraoa Impossible.
III. phlrsothy OF Love. Done A. Last
The Duke Of wellington. Tharlo~ Weed. Story.
Geof.e Peahoi,'s Bal The Ihl1rOfOrm
The Heroine in AlsrnL Toe pop7s Request
CsBaht AsaD. American Sympathy.
Too Ardent ny half An Attempt at Suicide
A Ga cen stroll Joyful Days
boCk Rsmosss The Liberation.
Csquets Letter Sweet sleep
A Coz plete Victory. Copyright bid for.
Happy Somsnts Reributioo
Causf { in her Trap. A F.Ise Position.
A Violent Rupture. GAUNTLET Picsed Up
Urcoudiiiop.l Surrender John Van Buren,.
pritre Sir ~ Gore Ouseey
Count D0ssy Opinion Of ).hus Bates.
A Pblsdelphia Beaaiy. Ald'rmto MsyoHd
The D.y Named. New York Again.
FPsht md Fury Hearty Welcome.
A suleufid Bribe James Gordon Bennett.
The Abduction Cltimatu n Of the Press.
A Struggle for Victory. Asor hon.e
The Arrest ThIrow Weed in Fix"
The Prison HIS Letter.
Tblill NJ News Finale
UrtIt.csd Blow.
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"a FouRrErsrH srsEEr
PRIzE OF ONE ] sor,ANO DOLLARs.

PRIZE OF ONE I-OU.ASO DOLLARS
TO AMERICAN CONPOsER.-rhe unds -iEned. Les
Sc and n.i.ser o. The Aesde, Muse eern. . carry
cut bo,h he tie ard re pi 9. hs oassi .,n,ea y ne
fr - Il in tis power 70 make the Academy Of h1e
ory BON. 81 refined and Hfe-erasi iEsu.-nen'
ere =. csHss Of our citizens nav resort IN no'i oli
an AoAotsY N Et.L1Y Nho.s Iuneo4 OBJECT 'asl be
AMERICAN All AND ARTI sTs
sesersl ehsnse 10 the mode Of u.nssnt thi' s.,o.h-
msnt wi al tsss pses ard ihe erof. u the ns
Dheeuon viii tend toward the hhsi fea-11on o. th' above
In fur,h.snoe OF hi. object al Of the a-
csiy Of he inieu among other inports,t re.oanoo.
soopt-d and to be hereafter p1bhei the Na,a. taxes
pleasure IN srDouncios inst has been decided 70 OFF, for hon
fRlzE OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
for the beet Or,ns Gspa Opr. By 50 ANERIc" COMPOSITE
snd upon sriot.y ANLRIt ~ SUBJECT
Tie ksons History Of America rich in themes both for
The poet the ard nooed That ms oier VIII
bdrs gbt the talent latent in our country
which only need. isy rsoe opp IeS -, lie develop s0I
oI.r. intended for eonPeon u,t consist Of st less
TBBEE ACTS but exceed Fore scTs .
clearly wTiuen, together Nth book o. the u
b.ito the s Of the eoun y must be sent
oonposer the poet before the 1T da5 d August
The ,poo.s, con poser Of the PRIzI .h, be ent
tied the Tyrshi ara every other profit he can de
rive from bis wOk, the - demy only GAINING ne SOLE s1i
prs~.
The ope. which shall be pronounced sEcosp sEsI By tho
srIopeo udse shall b. euttl'd 70 performance :. the Acad
the hsvE the privilege to claim leh pe'o'"
snce ss risht 10 refuse 1t OF,
the neeesssIy detsils viii be announced tersaf'er
The advanced perod OF the uucsl season f'ndrIs pos
,be TO he operation. The Academy Of Music
a. Acsd. ConeivstoO unti The Autumn ~ se' Inc
Conditions scholarship the isct poirons4
eoucatiou will be announced esry IN the spring
The has the honor to announce 10 the paohe
at large that the - - ~
CARNIVAL SEASON OF OPERA
will oomutnce Il the ACADEMY OF MI sc about tbs
second February 1855 when he trusts that the
and b features Of attraction znd the perfect appoint
nus every department together with the CONFORMITY Of
prices pusr wish and ctson vi us-re the
zee, ulctIskus conceived the de.fe % establish
National MUsc. Institute and o. eHs AT amooE he people
Iessa nd
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CORNELLs NEW AND COMPLETE SYS-
- TFNATIC SERIES or SCHOOL BIOGRAPHIES.
10 Three The ffs Of which, Primary biography
APPLFTO a Co Nos S46 3is Broadway
adl OBJECTS 10 the PREPARATION on this work
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respecting those Departments OF the science wnch are so al
ru.- their admit u being oroush' iay within
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teachers parents and others sat.fstory -
rt.n any stage Of The pupils Advancement what he Knows
The science
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Of and thDd Of "a emOrEnz the cost7nts
Of. map By Of carefully rcd set Of qdssns
ard that the n--ory is called into exercise,
understanding heightened by appropriate ans numerous
The Nm twelve In number .re large and clear; snd aecod
strictly with the the lessons each containing
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AZ de,rable Interval. there systematic cement Of
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.ops Pronouncinx Vocabulary containing the nsmes Of al
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mechanical execution Of the work equal superior to
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CORNELL's INTERMEDIATE GEOGRAPHY IL In press
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mi. no. ele.fIy eupsins sssd In the PhycA,
Political and Msbsmsies brsncnr. OF the science aHa eo
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