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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-07

THE PRIZE LIE AP
BY MRS. E. WILMOT.

Many Years ago there lived in one OF
the lorclIest villages Of old Virginia NAL
den whose uncommon beauty attracted 10
her scores cf admirers. The father OF the
fair girl in LIS early youth was Distinguish
ed for his athletic fea,s. He wore upon
his breast ihrse medals which were the
pledges Of his victorious achievements.
His daughter vas now blushIng Hebe
Of eighteen yoMs, beseged with lovers;
but The parental obedience which her faith
cr demanded ledher to refer all 10 his
choice. SuiI. size had her peculiar favor
ite in Harvey Cauol. who was the most
accomplished and Intellectual Young man
in all the country. But the old father of
the maiden, possessed a perfect monoma-
MIA upon the subject pi leapng, suggested
The following slngula' mode of selecting a
husband for his daughter from her propo-
sails viz, he invited all the declared sui
tors who had avowed GemseIves lovers
of Amabei 10 meet at his house, and made
10 them this announcement: "1 Oung
men," said he, "you have solicited my
child each Of YOU to become your bride.
She is comeIy as pure. She will prove as
fair gem as she appears. nave money
10 give her, but you see don't care about
money. nor talents, nor book knowledge.
nor military renown, but l Want her TO
marry man ofskiIl and slrHgJh. OBJ
tanned tie mother OF NY chIs by Jumping
for her. A party OF my owl age were
assembled and my fathcr-inhw avowed
tha, the one who could leap lhe iarIhest
should be The winner Of the p5ize. My
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-07

Transient YoUSo MgN.-Gihs be-
ware OF transient young men; never suffer
the addresses OF a stranger; rccoIIect that
one good farmer boy or mechanic IS
worth all the floating trash in tie world.
The aliuFemenls Of . dandy jack with a
gold chain abou! bis neck "a walking stick
IN his paw, some honest laIlor's coat on
his back, and braInIess skull, can never
make up the loss Of a Mind fathers house,
a good mother counsel, End the society
of brothers and sisters; their affections
lost, while that OF such Young man IS
lost a; the wanc Of Tie honeymoon. 'fls
tine
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-07

READ THIS GIHLs.-SuPPOse young
man OF good sense, and OF course good
pros Pccis, To he booking Tor wlle-wbzt
chance have YOU to be chosen! You NAV
decoy hlm, or trap him, or catch han; bUI
how much beIter To make II an object for
HIN TO catch you. Render yourself woF-
my OF Catching, and YOU will need I'D
shFewd mother or managing brothers 10
help sou Ia lnl a market
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-07

Different sounds travel with different
velocity. 4 call to dinner will run over
ten acre lot 90 minute and bali, while
a summons to work will take from i've 10
len minutes, To 80 over the same space.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-07

Nothing annOys an enemy SD mach as
kindness. It's an arrow thai generally
llgs tic ma.k.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-07
PREPARED By
J AN ES c.. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,

LOWELL, MASS.
Price 25 Cents per Box. Five Boxes fer ST.
SOLD By
=. c, Williams aHu ,nJy!ys lFarTerr Shepherds
1 WI; r. -. Hammond, liarIers irry l..
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III Nejicinos everywhere.
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-07
TIE GREAT DISCOVERY.
X {2OLLEIsTON !
Eor Curling Mo Nair.

TOR many years it has been the object Of
L deepest study with chemists and others, TO
produce fluid that, applied to the hair, would
cause i; to wave and curl equal in beauty to the
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-07
AGENTS.
FEMALE SEMINARY
ShepherdStoWn, Va
MISS l.. b. DAVENPORT, Icachcr
Of lilIcLM Ian gNages.

pOARD may be obtained on moderate terms
ID under the care If one OF the teachers VINO
aill pay special attention to the department oi
PupiI< out of school. The year : divided 'u'o
iwo sessions of five months each, commencing
N the 2nd Monday OF September and tepfNa'y'
TERMS FER SESSION:
prcnar,,,rv Course so. Academical Course
>I5. Classical Course $50. instruction III
French e, Instruction IN Italian or German
-. 1874 sly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-07

Serve every one as much as You can
and compete wIth no one more than you
LuSt.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-07

Nothing but good life can iii men lor
J better one.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-07

The fame which follows true greatness
no friend need hold up, and no enemy can
keep down.
There is but one pride parlonabIe, that
Of being above doing base or dIshonora-
bic action.
Convince a man Of his error, and he
will thank you convince fool and he
will insult you.
Children are raised in Japan with pull
lev. Some OF The grown folks are occa-
sonally raised with roPe-arounG the
neck. For children and grown folks, Ja-
pan holds out inducements that are mol to
be sighted.
why are YOU in such a hurry ? slri a
man 10 his neIghbOr.
.Sur,' said ne,' have bought new bon-
net for my wife, aud fear the lashIo"
NAV change before | get home.
Nothing but a good life can III men for
a better one.
Serve every one as mmch as You can'
and compete wIth no one more than You
must.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-07
K r @ L L D R [ 0 N
LIVER COMPLAINT,
J4UNDICE, DYSPEPSLA
Chronia ~. Nnr,-ou- DoI,;I'fv

DISEASE of the Kidneys, and all diseases ari-
~ sing from Disordcred Liver or Slomac
such as Constipation, Inward Piles, Euness, or
Blood 10 the Head, Acidity of the Stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food, funess
or weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructaiions,
Sinking, or Futtcrlng at the PIT OF the Stomach
Swimming of he Head, Hurried and G'Hcu''
Breathing, FluUcring Il, the Heart, Choo&ingc e
|u''ocaJing Sensations when in lying Posture,
DmncsS Of Vision, Dots or Wcbs before The
Sight, Fever aud Du. Pain in the Heat, Deli
,icucy Of Per,piration, y eIIowne>s of Tie skin
and Eyes, Pain in The side, Back, Chest, L'a'hs.
&c. sudden Flu~hcs OF Heat, Burning N Dhe
Flesh, Constant IGagiUio9s Of Evil, aud great
Depression Of Spirits, can he clrcuo'y c"red by
DOCTOR HOONLAND'S
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-07
THE KROLLERTON

IS the only article ever offered to the world that
" i'll effect this OF desirable object. But three
or four applcotloms are necessary 10 curl It as
much aN may he desired and for any length Of
.mc. From the many testimonials Of those
- Lo have used it, Tie Subscriber does not hes.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-07
NEW GOODS ! !
CHEAPER THly ?Hl ca lPIST !!

THE undersigned having just returned Iro" y,
/ the City, are now opening large ant" "''
selected Stock of
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-07

Convince a man Of his error, and he
will thank you convince 4 fool and he
will insult YOU.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-07-07

The fame which follows true greatness
no friend need hold up, and no enemy can
-nnn Anwn
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-12-14

A REMARKABLE Man. A correspondent
Of the Kentucky Statesman gives the follow
ing account Of an old citizen Of Pulaski
county, named Elijah Dony, who is perhaps
the oldest man in Kentucky. He was one
hundred and eighteen years OF age on the
10Th Of September, and is as active as any
man Of forty. He works daily upon farm
and Throughout, his whole life he has been
an early riser. He informed the writer that
he had never drank but one cup Of coffee,
and ,ha, was in the year ls4s. He served
seven years IN the war Of the Revolution,
and was wounded at The siege Of Charles
ton; he was also at the siege Of Savannah
and the battle Of Eu,aw Springs; he was
also present at The battles Of Camden, Kings
Mountain, and Monks Corner. He served
under Col. Henry and Col. Marion, and was
an eyewitness Of the sufFsrings and death
Of Col. Isaac Hayne, OF South Carolina and
early victim Of the Revolution. He is
sprish,ly and active. and would DO taken at
any time to be man Of middle age. He
is strict member Of the Baptist church and
rides six miles to every meeting Of his
church He has four sons and FIVE daugh-
tiers, oil living, the oldest being now in his
seven,y.eigth, and The youngest in bis fifty
first year. Such is brief sketch Of this
aged soldier and republican; who is per-
haps the only surviving soldier of Frarcis
Marion, Sump,er and Henry.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-12-14

Dr.. AcHILLr. DR.. Achilli being com
planned o, for addressing u Know Nothing
meeting. having been unexpectedly called
out from corner OF the hall where he was
merely as n curious spectator, defends his
consistency in letter addressed 20 the
Rochester Democrat. lie says, among 9th.
er things: "lf you had suffered what have
from the Pspal power, you would feel as !
do, tina, wEOsoeIer is the strongest enemy
to Popery is my bes, friend. Wherever
PopeTy is denounced and opposed, there are
my sympa,hies-,heTe is my homeland IL
you. Of the Democrat. were opposing Pope
nv and resisting the encroachments Of the
Jesui,s Us warmly and powerfully As the
Know Noihings; II you are restraining the
Roman Catholic bishops in their thirst for
property and riches, by which they gain in
fluence and dominion on American soil II
would sympalhize with you" II we mis-
take not this Is prevalent feeling among
foreign Pedestrians resident among u.s.
Their hatred OF Jesuit;sm Is so intense -
made so by their knowledge, IL not personal
experience, in III, old counties where Pope
~ has more fully developed itself than in
ahe United States - tina, they prefer TO see
even the most absolute Americanism pre-
vail, than ,ha, the JcsuiIs should triumph
in their deep-laid plans Of conques, in this
q. >untry.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-12-14
YORK MlLLE, sAeo, Dec. 10, 1855.

Ma. EDITOR 10 2NEi. Cold
winter Is al &C, vegetation is ID Id. The
beauties Of the landscape have faded and
the cath appears in sad r A. Old Bore
Us comes and sings mouniul L E G over
the graves Of flowers and the . . seem 2
glisien from frosty armament. The treez-
ing bias, pierces rs with I the halkclad
bosom Of want. while the tears Of p T II
CONCEALED q, their respective fountains. All
U who lin E z circumstances and 4 not
eursed with NJ I pockets, Oush, now y
NJ N n the condition Of the poor around
U and 60 forward with n r G . mitiss the
dis,resses OF the needy, wi;hou, waiting for
N Z uncertain X p d N C and thereby mer.
j, The honor which the Y L N c Of such
philan,hropic act B slows. The poor X .
b found in every OF c 7, and for multi.
iudes Of miserable beggars who n V the
scan,y comforts Of the howell, old Golhem is
without, a n. NJ - then the earliest OPP
pOr emit Of paying tina, debt Of char !
which U o 10 Eel o creature in distress, b
4 the G7- Of death puts az his y ST
{. SELECTED.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-12-14

Tur ScHooLNAsrER or oUR REPuBLIc.-
When n ur republic rose, Noah Webster be-
came its ,choOl master. There had never
been a rrea nation with universal Ian
puaye without dialects. The Yorkshire
man canno, no W talk with man from Corn.
well. The peassn, Of the Lisuarian Ape.
nines, drives his goats home at evening,
over hills that look down on six provinces,
non, of whose dialects he can speak. Here
fiy, thousand miles change no, the snund oil
a word. Around every hreside. and from
every tribune, in every field OF labor and
every factory Of toll, j. heard the same
tongue. We owe il TO Webster. He has
done for Us more than Alfred did foe Eng
land, or Cadmus foe Greece. His books
have educated three generations. They
are foreyer multiplying his innumerable
army Of thinkers, who will transmit his
name from age TO ase.-GImse' at the Nc
fropOHs
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TIE Nrw TrLroRApu. The paper, have been

The NKw TKLsoRApu. The papers have been
has lately been invented Zoe ielegrsPhlns, far a.
head Of anything now IN use. A Mr. David l.
Hughes, OF Kentucky, is the paieniee. but has
transferred hi> right to the Atlantic and Submarine
Telegraph Company, who intend TO place lines all
over the country. The N. Y. Herald says:
Its most prominen, points Of excellence are -
reliability, economy, speed and accuracy. In
these respects u Is 30 far ahead OF any machine
now IN use, that a comparison with theuris out Of
the question. II will print. as we are told, from
three to i've hundred letters, OF from hiiy TO one
hundred words in minute, without the possibility
ol error II will send two messages sinutane-
oisly in opposite directions, over the same WIRE.
II works with the most perfect secresy-ihat Is, 1t
will send communication from the point OF de-
parure direct To its destination, without the posi-.
bLiiy of any way Office on the route receiving
copy, excepting at the will Of the sender This Is
feat which no other instrument now IN use can
perform and one, the advantages OF which must
be apparent TO every individual who Is at oil con.
versint with Geographic matters. IL isyey sim.
pie In its operation. Any person who knows
letter Of the alphabet when he sees u can write
as correctly With this instrument as the most ex-
perienced operator all tina, - requisite 10 insure
absolute correctness being that the copy shall IN
The machine veries iiself-thai Is, at each reyo-
luton the operator can tell, by means OF an uner-
ring test in his instrument with which II - commu.
nicating in a distant city. But It's most wondenul
feat and that which will test the reader credul-
" the seyercst u It's power To start into operation
a similar machine in distant oiice, without the
help or even the presence OF an OPERATOR and CON-
pei IL 10 write out whatever messages u chooses
TO send In the same perfect manner in which they
hrst started OnSiheiT transit Thus foe instance,
an operator al Washington may, at any time, lock
up his office and 90 To hs meals, os his bed Il be
chooses and Oa his return he NAV find on his desk
a message perhaps from Ne ~ York or New Or
leans. all fairly printed out aud ready To be enve
spphoahked SsTscieri.i,c. Of Mr. Hume. -
instrument There are Others, such as lis econo.
~ ont ne use IN or working material its capabiy
phere, aud IFS admirable compaciness and simpli.
city ofconsirucuon, 10 which we have only space
20 allade.
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Vh is a curious fact, storm, advanc

y II is n curious fact, storms advance
in a cnnirarv d;.~~.;-- g. - ~
means Of the telegraph it has been noticed
tina, northeas, storms make regular prog.
ress from some remote southwestern quar-
ter, their arrival at the different cities along
the line being telegraphed at intervals as il
they were armies or railway train, until at,
ter several hours they reach New England,
and sweep windward towards Halifax. The
subjec, Of meleOrolOgy is now receiving
close attention from many OF our strongest
minds.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-12-14

The POOLE MURDER. The N. Y. Ex-
press has the following in relation 10 the
Slanwix Hall tragedy:
"The quondam battle-ground Of the bull
lies and rowdies-as developed on The Ba-
ker ,sial fills large space in our columns
from day 10 day ,-larger than we intend TO
give IL hereafter, unless something new
turns up; but as development OF city low
life in good clo,hes-in high living lit l.
not wllhoN It's importance as well as inter
est. These are the men that once did our
primary elections, and in the last election
'dI,t those of Tammany hall who nomi-
mated our county and state officers, and
even GU. Judges, who, in the fourishing
DAYS of the primary elections, lived on their
proceeds AID who now live on the slews,
The bawdy horses. and the rich, dazzlin:
gambling cells o; the grea, metropolis To
study and to understand New York crimi.
nal and political life. 1t Is indispensable to
study the details OF the 'Stanwix Hall TRACE
dy.' The actors in the scenes here deyel-
oped have generally been above the law
because they made the law and adminisira.
tors. Eugene Sue. in his fancy pictures OF
the Cabarels OF PaTi~, has hardly come up
to some Of the life dagueIreotyPes the wit
nesses are now Bringing out in the Baker
trial; and We see here that we have Cou-
doltiereri but lilile above that once known
in certain Italian cities.
We fluid we have n set Of men among MS
who 20 abou, armed in thronged thorough
fares, net alone with the dagger - but with
Colts six-shooters-and who patrol the city
n, night thus equipped, loosely handling
their weapons even on Broadway, in 50 pub
lie place a. Stanwix Hall-who gamble by
day or by nigh, and who BY night reycl
with Cyprians (oi some Of whom they IRE
The property in The rich purlieus Of Church
street and lis suburbs.
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1tutbs.

In this City Dee. ), Sarah Smith aged 6Iyrs.
In saco, on the 7th inst, Capt William Murch, aged
- years.
In saco Dec 3 amer long prOtraeed illness Of
weeks Lucinda H., daughter % John g. AMI Lucinda
Cummings, aged Il years ami months.
In frysburg, the Oh inst, Rev. Carlton liurd, u.
er IN that place.
In York, Dec. J, Mr. David Junkins, aged 70 years
and 10 months.
In Eot Nov 10, Mrs. Rachel Cole, aged 81, wife Of
Robert Cole
In Dover, Dec. LIST, Mary Dell, daughter Of Benjamin
and Lousia Andrews, aged year and months. lst,
Mrs. sarah wife Of MIR. stoughton Austin, aged SIS.
In BOOthby, sept. Is, Mr. Samuel Davis, formerly Of
kennsbunspOrt, aged Is years.
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show ,si. TO the Amicied!

MANCHESTER n. H., Sept. 10Th, 1855.
MEsSRs. SHAw a CLARK. Please write and
let me know what YOU will send NE six bottles Of
Doctor Sman's Cough Medicine for; have tax.
en- one bottle and par, OF another; was unwell-
had bad cough aud raised great deal OF blood.
The doctor told me that my lungs were very much
affected and that must die with consumption. i
was advised 10 80 into the country, so went TO
Sanford, Me, where was taken worse splitting
blood didn't expec, To get hack TO Manchester
again. head great deal ofyour medicine, and
a young man seat and go, some for me aud IL
helped me 70 that have gone to work again. |
have tried TO Get II here, but cannot lind any in
the place, and want you To write me and let me
CHARLES HOSMER.
The above is an exact copy Of Mr. Hosmer's
letter, in our possession and is only another proof
Of the value Of this medicine. u46
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FUR GOODS At BARGAINS!
Isaa. ruRICr.WEEkLY AGE. 1sla

This legislative Journal will te issued as usual
from The Age Office, by the undersigned, every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, during the ses.
sion Of the Legislature to assemble on Wednesday,
complexion Of salr,, aud ice Important meas
which will be acted upon, will render this an un.
commonly interesting and exciting session. We
shall endeavor 10 give accurate accounts Of all the
proceedings, the services Of faithful and reliable re.
p,Irters having been secured to that end.
The reading matter of the Weekly Age will al.
so be furnished subscribers TO The egsalive paper
during the period Of Its publication, and we shall
take care to lay before our readers the latest in
,elllgenee from Congress, TO whose deliberations
unusual interest at this time attaches as well as
from Europe aud the seat Of War.
Subscriptions may BE- male 10 Postpaayteys aud
mtnibsrs Of tie L<gisaiure
The price will be ONE DOLLAR for the ses.
sion, payable in advance.
FULLER Sc FULLER.
Augusta, Nov. 2S, 1855 3w5O
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Marriagts.

In this City Dec 9TH, by Rev. u. Foster, SIR. Robert
II. Cambell % this Guy, to Hiss Olive ID. Whltlen OF
saco ny the same, peS I, Mr. John =. Sprag, to Miss
Lydia Cambell, both % this City. Dec. 1th, by Rev
". q. Merrill, Mr.. Georgs Chase Of New Bedford Mass
to Miss Irene Chase % Bid ford BY the same Dec
sth Mr. John Moore to Miss Mary A. Southland, both Of
BlidCfrrl.
In POrtsmOuth, Nov. gslh, Mr.. Henry Mitchell, to
Miss Ann fiinn.
In Bldsf5ri, Dec lst. by Rev. l. II. witham, Mr.
David T. Davis 81 BiddefOrd and Mrs. Mary 4 Evans
Of Lyman.
In saco - ult., by Rev. Mr.. Wheeler Mr.. Charles
Lttlefsd ami Miss Mary, daughter Of the late Dea.
James Gray.
In saco l2h inst, by Rev, Mr. Wheeler, Alexander u
Chisholm Esq. and Miss timely Moulton, by same, l.
II. Pa liner ESQ of Boston and Elizabeth, daughter u
Amos Chase Esq % Saco.
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Al a Court OF Probate holden at SacO, within
and for the County OF York, on the first Mon.
day in December in the year Of our Lord eight.
cen hsndrcd and fly.iye, by the Honorable
Joseph L. Nye, Judge OF said Court:
IN the petition OF CHARLES HOWE, admin.
" isiraior OF the Estate Of Oliver Jenklns. late
OF Dorchester, In the State OF Massachusetts, de.
ceased, representing that the personal estate OF
said deceased is not sufficient to pay the Just debts
which he owed at the time of In. death BY the
SUN OF tweniy-ihree hundred aud thiriy.uine dol.
lars, and praying lor license 10 sell and convey
sd much VI the real estate Of said deceased as
may DO necessary for the payment OF said debts
and Incidental charges:
ORpERED, Tha, the petitioner give notice
thereof Ia the heirs OF said deceased and TO all
perons interested In said estate by causing copy
ofthis order TO be published In the Union & East.
ern Journal, printed in Biddeiorl, Ia said county,
three weeks successfully, that they may appear
at Probate Court 10 be holden at Alfred, In said
county, on the frsi Monday IN January next, nj
ten VI the clock IN the forenoon, and shcw cause,
IL any they have, why the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted
Attest, FRANCIS BAooS, Register
A true copy,-Aiiest, FRANCIS Bacon, Register
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Souru CAROLINA. According to the Gov
crpor's message. lately delivered, the out
.,and,a., deb, Of South Carolina, all told, is
81 os7. is6, 30. with an annual interest Of
ee.2 a76. When this sum Is increased, as
!, mos, probably will be, by another million
for the completion Of the State Capitol, the
whole deb, will DO $685., 1858, with IN
interest Of s3o2, 576,6i. The payments
for tho year 1855 were ss5i,o9s,sa, and
tho receipts al the Treasury were $A4o'-
1889.
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For CoUGus, CoLps AND CONSUMPTION THE
Lars RKy Door LEoSAED WooDS, Abbott Pro.
lrssOr Of Theology, in Andover. Mass } says
''Fum long use vi the Vegetable Pulmonary Bal.
sam in my family circle, and in some instances
among Theological students have been led to
regard il as a safe aud eilicpcious medicine"-
Reed, Cutler & Co, Druggists, Boston, proprie-
iOrs De careful! TO ger tie jgsAHias, as there are
many imitati0as Sold in Biddelord by James
Sawyer Price so cents aud 81.
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SUICIDE IN HAMPpES. On the 2s,h uli., Mr.
Benjamin Hussey, OF Hampden, com itted sui
eide by hanging himself with a clothes-Iine, nj
tached to spike in post, only abou, three fee,
from. the ground. When found by his wife,
about ten minutes after his going out Of the house,
he was dead, resting upon his knees He was
about IS years OF sge.-BaRgor Journal,