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Nos. 81 & 80 UNION ST, PORTLAND,

Thee Soap. are presented o. the public, alrr
HAVING htrn ihHur.'l, tested b, uur1.'yrs and
EirbI.. n. the i,.i Labor Saving Articles,
ever discovered, spd vr uhgr ibrm ip dee public
as ever, w., worthy nfIf rHrhIrHrr.
The, Ii1 The vol ~ he Laundry i1 s.Hfly
rt,r, uri,-. either sou, Hand or sal; dlsr'u.
siur with BaiIp. Ur rruudirc l1I ihr Nashis1ri
-ruBssqurni., a hrg amount ~ iu'l hud scar
luI tear uf,h'hiuE is,aysd, 1Hi nut"rr-'lunh ihr
amount II labor b, rrI,fsi 10 du che vashiu- oi e
family The irul,n, ~ these soaps i' o. fuitrn
the ,lolhc. sni hoses The huh 9th, Dot, "iihuu'
ipIpp. Wa.h.0, BE- .l1r D., ',upl, fuHH1g ,he
soap on thr r,u. II he clothes most s"il'd, 'hv
pas,ng thsta ,p warm 'uis 'uthr,out a. cover them
-thsrg Lt thrm rrm,n a Nv hours, tnr pl uight.
Of suByrHis1i) then vrh , slight haui uulhiug a0i
sosl fn,ipr. che, willis rsrie,il, clean, aui Nlih'
rut iHur, ta The nsst delicate hluc. Mrtinus,
silks, Shawl, Sc, rI, d. v1shri With IFrirct
.aGf,. Cotton Gurli Proofs al an, color that
we'll aIs in water l'HHs. when v1shsI With lhssr
suars. arg.uir. '1 trteiiH0s, vi.l uut change, li
remain hrH, auI ihg 5l'lfs rgni'ud m1Ir brilliant,
Too washirr WuuNrs, ru1i., Gl1ug, Niu1u,
N,p.. Pauu1.,. laHps, Silver N1rr, &C., Sc.
ffr.r Scope aye srrFri1r o. ANY ,r ihr market
The r.sf Hi thFsr sHrHs tsrH u"Tr lhIu ui th"sr
.rI.rsfiI, usfT. anI l,si'Fs iEIs, ihr great wear
suI isHr Of r#thirg ,1Irsgusn' uIHH DOE u.l .ir.i
90 hard rrIbIu. uf..B 'Har', msrh.us. Ta11ilng
l1urf &C., rri ihr ur,Jssiiy ct hYi'iug. be- wholly
b. ohu', avoided.
Wsssk rf ihH s.rp = f,.r irid, choosing o.
tru.t tY be- u,,n MERITS rather thHn trFuft o. tHr
publication OF IHr. lstai certificates huU those
vb4 have u.su g.. vusfsssf % hbs i-.n rIuuHr-
tuI,i. sh,Jh vc have itfa uuL power i' t' wste De
ulrssssN
Irr sslr, Whul-..ir. asly, ~ % SOL - Union
~rfeft pbulrf, sall f,'atl ly Growers g~u"u''y
iB rin aui ,uuHt,. A-suis supplied ou llrul
rsnus. Al uuIrf. 1'Iir.a,i p & ". ". s
CO.. r.strati. Na.. "a 4 80 t. uIuu 81, roul1ld
Ne, nt, rr"rf,r prHmTt liiruti'n.
Zoo ale. Muu',.l.r aui Retail, o.,
STEVENS & SHURTLEFF.
o. sntHIII PAM. N.
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wmx DeN'p ecu TRY
DR. PETTIT's
American Eve SalVe Z?

IT'S snrcts are most wonderful, producing al
tnast instantaneous kelisi
". are almost daily receiving accounts 81 Won
isrf,l s,lrr. effected y, the EYE SALNE, lat osn
here ouly refer to the iollowius;-
4 gruileman Whohad Tor years suffered ~
concentration u HUMORs about the ENt>,
clusing discharge 81 moch matter, and p'odae-
inr great Pain and sorcHcss,
40 ULCEROuS SORE vas The consequence,
frninr on the tight side Ut The nositi, ust oclow
an. eve. which hal cnnstauily discharged matter
GIr upwards 81 two ysafs, and Vas general, b.
ligvtd TOTE cancsc
TIL. Si.a received pstlsCt cue, w the zee 81
D.. PETTTTT~S AMER EYE SALIE.
Though thi. wonderful Rcmeiy y dcsiguei
pn.tI, tof the CURE IT diseassd E,r- YET wc
hayt testimony, showing il TO ~ one OF she most
Perfect Pain Extractogs in the world.
P,r.,s. vho have u.sd Il ior desperate case' q
SORE EYES, have uicl it lpt Sofrs Hnd ln'
aamuaiions. and u has exceeded ihoif mot saw
ruins expectations.
Is1o,'. Soc Nssk, and Chaf' are cured by
one 90 twp srplicati-us.
remedy fr RUS, uhasun rival u has
CURED r,sss that have WUhstond The 'r,aireni
ths must skilliul phNs,cian', and all remedies
.A3 - Gadlo s3nlvD
There :. Nothing ,c, Discovered possessing such
surprising ethsac,
sore Lips, try it---Rciicf - immediate.
Soldhy &. ". ATWII.L, uais5 The I. :. Ito
tsI. Portland. Ggrerl Agent be Ma'ne, Al'o,
,oLl O., puu-si.t. ,pl Drasr. be Ncii''ne' e'sr,'
Where. All o., ANuUrws \ bArt', and ~
JouN DHrssIN's lalirs' shoe store far'
ssI5, d.. W. 4. RUST. So. rad'. 20
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To the Dyspeptio F!

4 RI luu nfli,tcl Nth nt'rTr'hl Do,
Y ,our bod I,,tr,s. ,uui IlNc 500 deceased
aluut thr shuull,rs, side, s.. Arr
,uu truuhlsd with CusTtyTNIss' AW ,pu sul'-
rect ~ DiIIstss and llEAr,CHrl Have Nou
= ppor appstu' Docs ,our fp"d h.camc ac'd on
ths stomach lal i,Iss. Noul AteNour Kin and
eve, ,sllovl d. you i,,l dull and hrgu'd' "
,uu ksr, auy 1t these complaints, The l"'t rcu.rd,
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Farm for Sale.
STEVENS & SHURTLt

oi hni. VEL divided ia'r -Hs,1g pasture a1i tiI.
LFr. more thln tsu.tl.r' of ths land can o." rhlv'
oI N, fsstufIrg I. ,uual 90 avs, ,nd b. irrigated
o., u rubulus Iu.k The lulfIngs ,lusIsi ul
slsai two story hHusr, two larUs a1i sh,d lr'
tween them thit', feet sulrr als' ,luui lur lCrrs
ct auI ct sih ppp'r.tr,,. which have lss1 grst.
,I within doe a,f tir,n Nrpfs, auI nuv lTglu iu
hear hfg,', The Huhlr Will Weld from ono tu
ih.,, hurIfed dollar. suth IT iIuit in , Ns1r--
There i.guIis uuulrr ct rsar.'r,rs, sUus ui sh.gh
have ,uus ,riu lf,ri1g, ant e Few pIum-irvs, 1ui
4 uut.rf, ct p1s thHu.pnd small tee. part 81 vhIrl
urrr Iu.HsI sst Augr't. >aid uuu b's -nut
1yu,,Iurt ul rr0ulug Ws'sr at the barn ani hUusr,
vblgh d. Gel g., 70 r,1rr-hiIIug sruhg. Sad farm
tl. 70 gpuI led ~ muck lnj large glnutit, ct lruu
,rs. sutns ct Which BE-. hggp worked. lv,nli boz,
-, that thr urrhsuI D, ssrunl o. none n che oHun.
a.. 90 MT the .si. tbsfr l-us al-.ui lty,h,e hinjs
tihs i-.t fruit ihis cuuulp anofis. Sad am DO
p.thiu h,s niir. II che Atlantic lud ~ l.avfrnr'
p,lnt At Suuth Pane, BOD sithln tsu Iuiirs ui tl'
rauu hYu.s, tui ihr u,rtip. house " hith b. usUrt
o., the n.pti.t col luNrrsatst susrslrs.. Thee
that N,sh 10 BE-, are requested In call anil view che
prsmisc.. hstu,tl now anl the fret ut Oci'h,r
neat. Fof further particular. inquire II
ORISuN RIPLEY, on the premises.
Pare, Avg. 10, 1852. p
y H. There b. also sufficient WOudl0i iOr the
DE Of the Farm.
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M. J ~ MAnCHISrs
CELEBRATED CATHOLIC0N,
ron TmE EEIIEr NND CURE or str.
ILElNG FEMALES.

Itulnl. pre- emil.
neutEir BE- rutr
tiyrrrv,r. iu no
th- dtrlsrs hT
vhishittsrrr1m-
m Hu.' usr,li,
,tIlI MALE
COMPLAINTS
Ouhssc aTr rau-
tAFsrs rrri,
or falling ul ths
Wuuibs TtruU
AtUrs,Dr White.
tIiUuNID IL
~ ~ ATtuN
aul ItT q a
TtpN 90 TIiI
" nNu. lN,I
uINrAt lfvo.
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S.u at the Esph ll.hmsHt 81 rui0ssar ll1tto.
N,n, D. Conner ui Ana and N1ssau 90. :. NHIh,
aBI b., 40 rssu.,tali- pfursisfs, = prs.rs boo N.l-
ir.rs. thrugh.rt tbr British Imu.rr, 1nI uithrsr
II che iuit,I States iH ruts aHI ilHs's, 1t - -
,srt.. - ,,ufs .0I $50 each. T. lr h'I li
uhlrs,s 90 che pri0t r.l drug h'uses be- che lHiln
NhuIrs,- D., ihr rpHeip'l pmg ilHusf. in thr
ntun. aud d, N,ssr.. 4 u. \ ~. ~au'ls, New
Nufk anI lN Joshua nurgn : CO., rHuhni.
Thee BE- q sJus.irul.'sh'ing by uAlr, The h'g'
o. sIigs.
B.-Dirrsiiun. or thc guidance oi rai,rnts
in ever, Disorder au liussd o. si,.f buN. COW ~
NGINTs.-NNuErvs 4 Nam, iaus lhIh
W \. Nusr. ". a.. S1uih rar.s.
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rUHiFIcATIoN or THE BLOOD,
IINrn ANn nIIInIS COMPLAINTS.

The Ciulsns fihs Union suffer much 'ru-n d's.
orlsr. Ut the Liver AMI stomach. .carccl, ANY are
Zee irom the ipdtrocr ot these icstructiys mah
I,e,. hence he wars l,st. The iaif scs, p'fh'rs
the moot hinds.rns IN The world, ny ~ q certain
period when, distressing o. sny, macy lnusr ibrir
teeth anil good looks. while ,ct in ihe hrltay ol
l.r. such .si sy.ls ,y o. shrrtunlI, f,Wrdirn W.,
cunt,uull, keeping tfr blood purr, aui thc l'v,r
and Stomach ~ healthy ariiun. vhea hi' vii
Co.,, smv,'hh. and frsfu,h.r p'1Uis na onngen"l
cline. Whcfs tu ctrrnpl sprirg aUrsau o. fcign.
N.tt,r-4ris che preservation Il The hunan ifarnr
sYf che duration IL h. ipufb ms, IT, effected, 'ui
-, fr11-s.i,. that hsalth anl BE- can't. probing
s,I err man, ,,.n i,,o11 their uuliniN hmit',
IIuI.sva,'. Pills are ia, 90 putiN The hnud ar.
ruulns 10 the rilrs laid down Zoe brtllh contained
On the directions Which accompany ssh hoN.
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Farm for Sale.

IL persous having dei-aed. against the estate,
a Of Jonaihan Pickett. Of Woodstock, IN said
county, dcceased are notified that siN mOnihs iron
lamar, 10th, 1855, are allowed them To exhibit
their lie nad. and claims; thit they ~ill attend 10
The examination Of the same On the fret SATURDAY
Of Mach, and on the second Saturday Of Jolly, nj
the dwelling house Oi Alden Chase, Esq, at two
O'clock IN the afternoon of each ofsaid days
JONATHAN COLE, com,r.
ALDEN CHASE,
February 7ih, 1865.
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EEs HE uEs
MpORTANT PROCLAMATlON

IMPORTANT PROCJ A NATION
aRIAT aIsrTET ENFLAtNEBi
IN the wear u DOR Lord, 1917. In o1r capaeit,s,
ofs,,I,ticaI chemists, wcstiscoyeTed that Nv u,,.
ting certain vegetable agents, which had never
LsG,rs been used in rnediei'e, We obtained prop.
,r,ie. possessing .uch = mu'eloa' quick power
over FAIs, that the moment q was applied 10 he
parts Affected by pain, all u'easiness ceased. The
most ter,arinr nain. were pilieyc4 IN an nsta,,.
the most y,alsut .pa.mi add irritation. were
.ootbsI aoI the system restored n perfect ease IA
, lev minutes. IL 1919 We introduced this Rem.
civ Co the wotLl under the name oi
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
Il has hen used by hundreds II thousand. \,
the United states. giving ifsiant Ease 10 III trOu
bid with pain or siekn-ss.
Ooe application externally, ~ lew drop' taken
Internally, win Instantly Zee the sufferer from che
mos, y,olent anil terrible pains. and restore ihs
Nesk feeble ADD Frustrated Trans ~ healh and yigr
No ner.on has ever used RAILWAYS READY
RELIEF without dsriying some special l.asfi
,n ls.. than fifteen minutes after a. use.
let those Who are now suffering Any severe
mains give il a Trial. for IN less than fifteen mia.
ute. they viii ENJOY ease AMI comiou.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Wa. the 6ut and the only remedy ever discovered
that will stop the most tofturing Iaia' IN lev
Seconds, and free the system from Rheumatic
NsuraIr,c. Nervous, ,nd MiismaIc disorder, a
lev hour.. II viii cure aad protect the system
against sudlen attacks u
CHOLERA, DYSENTERY.
DINRRuEN, CHOLERA MORRI Is.
HIIIOIs CIIOl.lC, FEVER ani AGUE,
PNEUMONIA, INFLUENZA
Dear in miuI. u }. pp~vrir' iisi1irc'an', anti.
acid, difusive, Ftinulint, neN ins, lHii.spism1lir
and couuigr uiiant
Their. u. REMEDIES are medical di.eoys.
RE. IL the rf,ssut csutur. The, are prstsfsi
on az sntifsl, n.s aud original theory, "tp stop
pain instantly" ani protect the humsn 'y'tsm
sg,,n.t ,icknes, OF any sujien attacks. The Boo.
g. rcuu,rsd o. H. taken are small. 4 rev dfops
IL IN NDY RElIEf exercises powerful inta'
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New and Valuable School Book.
EVOLUTIONARY OR,
FIFTH r E Err
ny SALEM TOWN, LID.

J'lIlS wofk. 20 the preparation Of which i' dc
L tnguished suthor has devoted neafly thrce years
Il now ~ press and will b. published on ~ about
the 6rst II Jauuap The want u tooA OF high
order. suitable &c the advanced clas'cs ~ Comm9n
sehool. and Academies. IA, bcenlong ielt by teach
srl thrcugbou, the country, and u Nas ~ the 'afn-
sst solicitation II eadins friends Of Educalion 10
different sections, that d.. ToNS vas inducrd 10
prepare this volume. ~ which h. has had the yaln-
abe assistance q ss,sralpfactical ins'nrieis' The
selections ars lro,n the pufc't iianda'd authors
Europ- and the United state. and consist OF eN.
e., yaTist, Il sNlc within the limits 81 ichn'd
sSptsssion and sound mofalily.
The Elocuiionan rules acCumpanl 'ng the F''on'
will be found plain, practical, and Of indi'pu'ah'c
importanec.
Dc. Town Ma, lstn ior more than hall aoealurl
an sn,inenll, succsssiul Teacher, and the tNreti-
succ thu acquired, he has brought ~ the pfcInfs
ton Of nj. several Rsadrg Books. lii' - 'es 81
SCHOOL HOOKS h. nov 10 usc in"'cfl state ~
he Uaipu. sud the demand boz ~hi'h has bocu'and
still continue. ~ the u.c ofmorc than
mar 4 MILLION COPIES ANNUALLY.
The rulli.hcrs propose to furnish 'hl' ~"rk At
a yeu luw p,ice 80 lhs rurp"sc ct in'r"dncing "
lotto .,huul., and cupis, vii H. furnished gratis i"r
examination, With rrlstcnct % lh''t 'nlrodlc,gn'
SANBORN 4 CARTER
Portland. Dec. p. 1851. s"7
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ALSO SOLD As ABOVE
DR.. Pettit's Canker Baisam,

The 0nI, rrur'y that never l-l'' On the
Co, 81 Na,H,. So, Nogil' Clslv a ~ N1ah
N1ua.h r Hurl,, ED Cfat~ i1 o~Vi arp
mrt..iu fEl.il lf Hanag Rae.
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VOLUNTARY TESTIMONY,

W. a., .utsrr,b,rs, residents Of f.sm'g'n.'
A, bsrrb, csrtii, that us are vel aCTnlu'' "H'
p,.J. n. schsu,k. H. was attacked BY dl'r'''
.,bi,h. al. ~ l.htyr, terminated in Iu'wY'a'
Cou.uufitiun: under The OPERATION 81 wh"h' I'
49,. reduced o. bow NJ G, h. unable ~ ie1'r Do
I'D Grl lopg time. ari 60 all appearance gh'
-, ,,r.,,,,. ~ j. now UsfisCtIs wrI-hi-
,1r,b and i.,sr have lsn bin, a'd We io"' In.un'd
4, i,rl,riHg % a. our belief, that thr'r 'll''''
,FrrG have resulted lrom ihc use Of The iu'm'ni,
~,uu
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Wholesale Agents.

PhliA,lblia. GILBERT, VENT X ''-'
III North Third Street
chy Street
B,.fss.-REDDING & Co, ; State Street
And every respectable druggist throughout ne
United States,
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DYSENTERY.
CHOLERA MORRtS,
FEVER anil NGuE,
II HAS CURED

Spinal Complaints, STA JoiHis, Cots, Nuss,
WouoI.. Fro.t Bite, Cholrr. Moslu.. d. srH...
a., Tic DisrruN. hui 40 other complaint, shrrT
there are severe pains, R.uWhrs ErArr 90.
tirT, will Instantly stop lhe Is,,n. ani rnrs no
disease.
a., the remarkable eflsacy II z. n. 4. Dl...v.
,r,. No. 2. anil che cumphiui' orrr' I1 liaivaEr
Rcnu,atng llssohsut, scr nr,t sesas I'H,f
R.R.R. Remedies are sold ly drusg.' ucr.
where.
N. ~. NAY. Druggist. Pouh1l. Gsusul N..l
fr Mainc. Agrnts. NNuETWs 4 Bars, larE
WA. \. Rust, ". u. 80 ru1s, Robert N.'r',
Geo " NsuiU, Norway; u. " NoblG, Nfr.
6fd: ". " Gtrn, No. Natsr.ofd. -
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UHAtr. ur flHF'Iurr fAiNlii, ~tffhl'Hlh w.
ami IrErort,E MrNsTEu,riuN, b., with ~
thrir accompanying ,,iI., iCanocr eNorptrd,) uu
matter how severe ur OF hoS long standing
\ Word To the Ladies.
Shou'I any entertain doubts a. IN ihr ,1ir,r, II
90. JT1UtNT CArUoLICoS, wuuld rsspe,tiul,
state, that have iur many Nrars pt.i, ss mN
friend. can well affect l,tu truuLl,d With the ds.
ease ~ which this msditine 10 recommended, in
b.. ~ of.t fims .luthat by 10 use ! have hscu ou.
tr,I, cured. add thus indu,cd Co accept an agency
aui offer il ior the benefit ololhor'.
D, South Street, Boston.
feel Il duty ircumlsnt upon rrN cell % declare
puLli,ly the great blcssiug b. Mafohisi's Uterine
Jltholicun has proved 10 me. Tor two wears nv
health was miserable, I Nas almost unable 10 Walk
Physicians rtnnUunced ny case falling oi the womb
extensive alterations commencing With huor albis
The rlis irritation, prustratiDu, add the in'olcta.
be friid discharge rendered 10 alnpst a hlren.
H. this miserable condition, d.. I. 4. NtwlAni
recommended Dr. Marchisi'. Uterine Catulicun.
Aii,r taking four bottles 6nd myself "a perfect
health. Gratitude tur NY restoration makes me ar.
dcntl, desire thst al my ssN, alike unfortunate"
may Tad sure ,cl,sf irom this inestualle medicine.
ELlLABETII 4. NEWLAND,
10. Westsi., Utica, y. Y.
The above statement know 20 L. true.
4. 4. NEWIAND.
Utica, y, Y.
Pamphlets to b. had gratis at our Drug Store
RUST 4 CO., DRUGGISTS, Agents,
SOUTH PARIS, NE.
- Sold by all the leading Druggists in tie
adjoining counties.
J. u. ANARCHIST & Co., Projectors.
Central Depot. 30I broadway, New lork.
December q. 1853. 6msj
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Hu,oT, or FlHp1i1-i FArSTut, ~urrHT''In,
AMI IrErDrI,E MTNsTEr,rIuN, 81, with all
thrir accompanying ,,,is, itanccr rNcrpird,) 90
matter how severe 90 ct how long standing
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ut...yg.r-,,,,. Nr.tfrF.
,-.,,g r,UIrN. J.G.GIH. READING
Angus. FRISBlE,
lgyriy ,tgs. Az. DONNElL,
JoSLFli btNs"N' Wm T.. EMERY,
Ssyasai,. y.P. TARLEE,
q. &. SEYMOUR. C'vry ...
- g., JAS. VI. Ol INSTEAD
SAMUEL MIL, = hN 'LI' We
n. n. READING, .,, y, n,lirp
\. &. DAVIS. WV " n'.,''''''
N,wIuf ffAs BU. JOHN y. CNpNER,
PETER J. CLARK, MNIlION e. HART,
WM. n. SLOAN, pETER EWING,
&. BAKrLES, ASA JONES,
NATllL SANIoN, WI. u MOORE,
GEORGE \. ALLEN, T.. ". HUEk.
JAS READING, UIGU GAMER.
ALEX WURIS. JOHN l.. JONES,
ply.s,tss. THOMAS GRAY,
4 =. sCIIENCK ,M.D.A J. liOLCOMB,
Gro. T.. RIM, VI. u. DAVID DlNllAM,
ID. n MESSHON ,M.D.lINRT WILSON,
At thi. time there !. not a townor yilhgr Boo h'
Halted states lat IN which can he found more 90
les wonderful cures BY the use OF seh'1'A'
Puimonic S,up. ,.t
DR.. schenck IL the in,cntor of the oe'elfa's'
Re.piromeiers for examining and deie, in5 ail l''
s.,e. II the I.unys, Heart, Sc.
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q
A gsnslsnaa Of this CITY, says che New York
Tribune, Lately wrote 70 PasshorS tFillisnssa,
inquring ~ u The truth Of certain srsspse-
Ing new Efforts for his libsrstions The fsllswing
10 The aaswsr, wiish has bssn fasaishsd DR. pub
LEGATION b. IL recipient: "a, ~ = a. .''''
..rssi 4 No. Is, Philadslphis, Ce. Psises,l 4
.5ostr ~ mr aa ip' Sept ~ tssS.4 Y
I DEAN Sn:EYsur letter Of the 27th inst. 70
now before me, and in reply 70 your inquiry
may say with reference TO my liberation from this
jail in which lam now confined. Ihavs now been
kept here for more than two months, and can see
no prospect Of Liberation. am . native, and
have always been . citizen Of Pennsylvsnis; and
believing myself atrociously wrongsd, applied 70
the highest tribunal knswn 70 our laws, bat relief
has been withheld. can expect mono from the
authority that placed me here, without dishonor-
able submission. Having been guilty neither Of
falsehood, dissimulation, nor oontumacy, am
sure there no cause for degrading capitalization.
Such . course would bring with Il = dimunitien
of self respect, more oppressive than the power
now seeking to crush out the highest attribute of
State sovereignty by inmuring me within these
walls. as "a - a'.r %. so. ~ ~ 2~a
Accept for yourself, and communicate to 9th.
era who may favor me with their eonsids rtion, my
most grateful Acknowledgements. ygH fse sl
sh .ss Respectfully yours. &C.,
..i b.a .s-Er. p. WILLIAMSON. Il
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i esg !; r,idnca4 "A oAesA isesfs.g sss aGtaISay,
Senator Douglas lately made aspeeeh srSt!
Louis. in defence Of his action IN reference .
the Nehfasls and Kanss. BILL qAitsr he LAD
the stand, Doctor McDowelL formerly of Cir
cinnasi, arose and replied q the diaipeuhKsd
Senator'S. Arguments, and among other csossio
paragraphs in his speech We And the follow.
ing " Ne a.. go 80 -,
/ "Supposs,nr said ha, &c that Cd eminent surseoa
lone more suinsnt than nyssls- should dress .
hidsou, wound, in the best professional style, and
while the patient was enjoying. rspose, ! should
enter the room and order the bandages to be roll
led down, the stitches cut and the adhesive plas-
ter removed, under the plea that the operation
had not been performed correctly, leaving the
Gaping wound again exposed and bleeding, and
the patient suffering renewed torturss--what
would be thought OF ps7 So, with the Missouri
Compromise. The most eminent statesmen and
patriots Of the age had met together from differ
ent sections Of the Unien and adjusted that delicate
qusstion-and MI. Douglas has Thought proper to
disturb that cempromise AFTER the act has bssn
deubly hsllowsd BY the death Of these great
men. ~. b.. *;
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-27

Our neighbor Of the St. Anthony Republican
expresses himself freely over the election Of
Henry NJ. Rice. He says
We mourn over the election Of Henry M.
Rice. Not because we have any personal in
terest in the success Of another candidate; but
because the highest interests of the Territory
require that better man should be elected to
the high post which, by dishonesty, he has dis
graced. As yet, the Delegateship is the high
est office within the gift Of the people and we
regret that it should be conferred on a man
whose coruptness Of character proves him ut
terly unworthy Of 50 distinguished trust. If
any man in Minnesota stands convicted of fraud
and falsehood-of base trickery and unscrupu-
lous arti6ce-that man is the one who has been
elevated by the people 10 the dignity of guar
dian Of their public interests. We mourn that
they have given such sanction Devil; for we
believe that in this sowing to tho wind, thew
have been preparing to reap the whirlwind.
Such result to the election will make bad men
more bold since it will be understood that in
Minnesota want Of moral principle is no bar
70 promotion-no bar TO the highest honors.
For this blow to public morsls, we mourn,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-27

LARGE PARK IN NEW YoRK CIrY.-A New York
paper states that the Commissioners of Aassss-
msnt have completed their report in relation to
"Csntral Park" It is understood that the
damages assessed to the owners of the land to be
taken amounted to about $500, 900; dcducting
from which the assessment laid on owners of ad-
jacent property for the enhanced value, {$l, 700,-
0O0.) and the value of tho property already be-
longing to the city within the limis of the Park,
(s36o,ooO,) about 5000, 900 expenses remains to
be betrayed by the city at large. The area of the
Park is TO acres. 1t is two miles and third
long. from 59th to 10th st., and about 5000 feet
broad, from 5th to 9th avenue. 1t il nearly twice
A. large rs Hyde Park, in London, and its unin-
tsrrupted drive of over two miles will be one Of
the largest in the world. BY judicious and taste
full management of the interior this drive may be
prolonged to At least twenty miles.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-10-27

TIE FoREIoS NEws.-The only item Of impor-
lance from the seat of War is, that the Allies are
determined to destroy the whole Of Sebastopol,
and are preparing for that purpose. It's thought
that inasmuch as the Russians have set the OK
ample Of blowing up part Of the town, that the
French and English can be engaged in any better
work than dsmolishing the other half. The next
arrival will probably bring Us something more
definite a. to the movements Of the three armies in
the Crimea. -
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AN ACT

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Grenung - .. W. Ssveeter the right y establish
and MAINTAIN ferry scress the Mtsstssfppt River.
n enacted bu the L<osafVe Asseblv of fhe Teffory
Of MiNwesofa: = =
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ST1, .rs,r ~, "a 49, .I Sessson
RI vest Of me sth pncipei Hedian for ~ p.d Of
s,,hs, 49, =, hsso,S "a posrs - "''"'" 01s MI"
a ma, The ssid O. W. strsesr sh. .. q. time. az.
,Cdson n an cer.ons vishin. .ss 49, 80 =,
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A MEMORIAL

=; MEMORIAL .s
Ts Congress fer spprspriatisu Of ZOO extend
the Mendeta and big SisUx River Read from Men.
dsta 70 the West Bank sf the Mississippi River
opposite %. Paul.
To the Senate snd ese q Representatives. Of tie Umied
The Memorial Of the Legislative Assembly Territory
Minnesota respectfully represents:
extending Mendeta Big Sioux Riv-
er Government Road, from Mendoza to the bank the
Mississippi River, opposite st. Paul. point within
Lot No. g. Of Section No. 8, Town a.
down said River the point opposite the Landing
Paul, Indispensable number this
Territory And that the Of ave thousand dollars
nscessary TO construct such wagon road.
memoriass therefore pray honorable body
make appropriation the Aforesaid,
ton Of said wagon road.
=. aee ~ u.s.. NORRIS, Speaker Of n. Of r..
WV. r. MURRAY, Pres't Council.
Approved Feb. -, 1855. RS. El-r' = 'f-r.
v. A. GORNAN.
hereby certify the foregoing TO be original
Act on die In this once. J. TRAVIS ROSSER,
Secretary Minnesota Territory.