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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-08
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!

THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
Let the AFFLICTED Read and Ponder!
nIallibe remedy Scrofula. Kings evil. Rheuma-
Ia tsn Obstinate Caaneous EruptiOns, Pimples or s.
tues on ths Face Boeh5 BOil, and Fever Chronic
sore Eyes kingwOrm letter. Scad Head Enlargement
ana Fam ofthe Bones JOINTS Stubborn Ulcers Sy phis
rsng from an nJedeious of Mercury ImPrudenee in
Lie or lmpurlty of the Blood.
IB This great Alternative medicine and Purifier OF the
BLOOD Is ROW used BY the patients from
haoe cures performed by the all medein
"a kIEHS SPANISH MIXTURE Neuralgia, Rheu-
1atsh' ScrotuIa ktuDrons the Skin. Liver Disease
rev Jieers Old Affections
Is OF the IhroAt Female Complaints Aching
tee Bones anu oinis, speedily flight
great and nestimall= remedy.
Foe alt diseases of the Blood nothin yet
TO compare vita it It cleaRses the
rc genIy and efficiently the kdneys srength
Gus the digestion lives the Stomach makes the skin
clear and eathy and the bed
disease broken do youth to m nr
tive Vig1T ana strensth. -
For Ladies' it is ineop arabIy than all the Cos
metes used few doses CARPER's SPANISH Nix
tnre vi remove all sallOwhess bring the
tue general health IN remarkable degree beyond all the
medicines ever heard Of.
The large number .tifeass which have received
from Persons from all of the United the best
keepers, magistrates hyeians public men, wen knon
to the Community all add their testimony the wonderful
effects OF this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
CAL on the Agent aud Circular and Almanac
performed
genuine unless signed BENNETT & BEERS Propri-
tors NJ Pearl street. Richmond Va who all orders
Tor Pples d Agencies must be addressed.
Parmenter, Prince @. H. Clark. Yincennes and BY
dealers IN medicines generally. augS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-08

~ Nelson says the Troy Budget, ex.
plains the cause of the failure OF the Miller
tie prediction as to the end of all things
"earthly." He says that large portion OF
the Adventists are Know No.hings, and they
objected to the coming of the Prince, be-
cause he was foreigner. So there was a
row among the MAerites-"SAm'' carried
the day, and the world stands!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-08

friend Elijah Worsham, is elected Represen-
tative from the district in KY, opposite this
City. His majority over Col. Hutchin will
not fall much short of 300. Henderson county
will be ably represented by Mr.. Worsham.
He is an intelligent high-ton ed gentleman and
"sound" on the American question.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-08

~ The Madison Courier says we learn
that there has not been a State case tried be-
tore Inc Mayor of this city for forty days
The criminal business before the Justice OF
Peace In the city is also non est. The fees
IN such cases are not worth much. If the
liquor law is not repealed, some of the Jus.
tees OF the peace and eonstables will have to
'go TO work for living"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-08
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, Is,
nIrA An HnI-NrN DE PHLL-A Ii 81 PlLLA { ..

John O. Montgomery, President, and Dwight. MeQann
Secretary of the Merchants Insurance Company. beng
crafty duly depos- and and each
that the true full and
the affairs of Corporation that they the
deSerl bed Ulcers thereof. - - lSigned, ]
d. J. MCCAIN. See
Subscribed to before day July A.
d. 1855 WILLIAM OGIEs Alderman
lCop!.l Elk OheIo Csics of the Peace.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-08
a CARD,

FENHE statue the Goddess Liberty the ehise
Il Prof. MORGAN will remain during the present week
upon of First and Sycamore the gen
inspection citizens Evansville and surround
ing country.
N. B-The statue built with view of placing
upon Court House. should it suit the reop
invitation is extended all lovers of the
aug7 Yours, Prof. MORGAN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-08
THE GREATEST REMEDY OF THIS AGE!
DR.. r. McGOWN'S

DR.. r. MEG GOWNS
CHEMICALLY CONCENTRATED
ESSEN CE OF Il NFS.
certain Bowel Complaints. Diarrhoea Dysen-
terry Flax ChoerA Cholera Morbus etc., which
ten Thousand cures have been made. and
DISEASES OF THE LUNGS
a. Coughs in Consumption Cold Influenza Bronchitis,
Hoarsene>s WEoOpng Cough. etc.
ALSO. THE GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN
Ia r S RING LINIMEN
new soovery. superior FOR the of Infammatons
Bruises Swengs Old Sores. Rheumltism Burns, White
Swelling Sprans Wounds Breasts Pains. Diseases
the Head and skin. SPAWN Ripgbone Sweeney Scratches
etc etc "A CEkTAIN IMIFUGE.
Prepared only by DIR. H Hughes. Memphis Tenn. and
for sale in Evansville by Keller Farnsey Co.. Hallock
Ssoddard Woolsey d Sawyer, LEIGH & Visriing.
aug7-6md6w
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PAR
Amount Of Capital Stock.
raid
in and invested Le1cIu-
sive of surplus) is
ASSETS.
Amount of cash on hand,
DO 90 in bark.
d. do in ha n ds
of Agents
Bills Receivable.
Real estate uniucumbered,
Fennsylvania State bords.
5p OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Camden 4 Amboy r. Il.
bends: 6 per esEt........
Cleveland gainesville IL
A3htabula r. r. bonds.
issue OF 1884. .........
r eading K. r. bonds, is =
sue of lS5f..............
Allegheny co. bonds. 6 pc.
W asnington CO., Penn.
Coupon bonds. .....
100 shares Chester co. iron
Manufacturing Co .....
Mica. South 4 North. In
diana X. r. bonds.....
Debts to the Co., secured
by mortgage ..........,
Debts otherwise secured.
do f"r Prem's, see bills
receivable ..............
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-08
NOTICE.

a T meeting of the Board of Trustees of the
IA Lanasso CITY, Louis Daum William Mack and George
Wotiu appointed committee receive proposals
building Market House in said Market
liar the Evansville market house with such improve
the Committee
The above mentioned Committee will receive proposals
from tractors who will furnish all the materials stating
the OF the length time ured build
said no aud other things connected with the under
takiRr. Attest: DANIEL CHUTE,
ri rfarr.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-08
SELECT FEMALE INSTITUTE OF EVANS.

FENHIS institute will % open sess ON on Mon
n day he ID dag of s. ember
BY the number pupils will be enlarged
four ALI
aHa3 C. A FOSTER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-08

Passengers sh uld procure tickets 0, er the CENTRA
ROAD. for the shortest ana quickest route East.
JAMES NJ. SMITH, Superir tendent,
Indiana Central and Dayton and Western Z. W !.
TERREScE O'NEIL, Travelling Agent. ct Terre Hante.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-08

LIABILITIES.
The Company 10 Bank other Creditors.
Losses adjusted and cue
do do ana not due,
do unadJ usted,
do in suspense. awaiting further proOf.. 81 600 90
do claimed resisted by the Company. -. SIS 90
The insured in 10000 90
The Com pany rule 10 regard the
insured in city, town or village,
block these depending upon circumstance
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-08

HULAIEs' CEMENT.
eDD apis S. E. GILBERT & co.
COTTON BATTING.-Recsivsd per steamer Grand
~ Turk:
bales No Batting; 25 bis No. Batting; for sale
by va !. & d. HGIMANN.
&@&k SACKS FIour--Raiiroad Mile;
OO Soo bushels Bran; for sale by
y25 JOHN BURTIS.
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COLUMBUS, GAINESVILLE,
WHEELING, BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA. WASHINGTON CITY,
NEW YORK, ETC; VIA
INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY
AND CONNECTING LINES EASTWARD.
Great Eastern and Western U. S. Mail and
American Express Line!
SHORTEST ROUTE TO DAYTON BY % MILES, CHANGE
OF BAGGAGE!
TWO TRAINS DAILY SUNDAYS EXCEPTED)
ZEE ORNING EXPRESS leaves at $40 A. Nj, connects %
I'VE hiehnurd with Baton and Hamilton. and Cincinnati.
Hamilton Dayton Railroad for Cincinnati direct arriving
at Il:3O NJ 1880 connecting all
trains for Xena Columbus GAINESVILLE. heeling Baltincre
City, Phil4de pha New York and Boston.
trains Springfield Urbana belefontaine.
Clyde Cleveland Buffalo Sandusky, Toledo, Fort Waynss
Troy, Piqua. to- Breakfast at INDIANAPOLIS.
Passengers this arrive Columbus eight honrst
ad vance III OF route from Indianapolis.
NAIL TRAIN leaves Indiana Polls At II NJ the Arryt
of all West North and South arrives Rich
P. Nj, directly with Xenia. Co.
umbu Springfield Crsne Pittsburgh Philadelphia ets.s
arriving az Columbus at 9:l5 P NJ.
Dinner at Indianapolis and supper at Dayton
PLTTSBl RGH PASSENGERS leaving trains have
hour stop in Day and make tn
Crestine Pittsburgh other indians pels
Paseng by this through Cneinn quick
by any Other.
The only -cute having sure connections 1T Dayton.
Columbus Baggage cheek through Phiis<
dephia baggage re- checked at Columbus.
DAYTON, OK COLUMBUS VIA DAYTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-08

EALED Proposals will received the City Clerks Of
- until Monday August 9th. Tor the building of
Stone Gutter with wooden extension at the foot Of Null
berry street.
plan aud Information concerning the enquire Of
the Oommttee-Messrs Mentzer. stephens and Kratzor
the City Clerks Office. By order Of the Council.
augI WELL. II WALKER, Clerk.
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sr. 1.asDRr CORRESPONDENCE.
WAs,,,roIr,or. ~! t,cFtobar 4 !; \, I7est q,

~ 81 ~ s. WAsHIroToN, La, October t. 1856
Dear parish has been unusually quiet for
afew daSs We have had barbecues, or public sneak
ing since Snndidge and Marks were sanonr us lFhe
candidates for parish Offices quite busy in riding
around amongst the people, What good they win ao
complish or evil prevent, remains to be seem Ii was
reported, aday or two ago, that the yellow fever had
made its appearance In the town of opelosas but up To-
this time there has not been single death from It, Tho
gentleman who was reported to hare had IT is going
ahosIt, as have been crediby informed was told by
an eminent physician this morning, who resides In the
town OF Washington, that there case of yellow
fever In that village. There others sick but do not
think the disease has sufficiently developed Itself to ena
BILE the physieans 20 say, with certainty what it H.
Some families bare left the town Business Ii dun the
river very ow navigation almost ceased and there
mains agreat deal of sugar molasses to be shipped
The news Of Sebasopol being taken proves quite excl
ting among US In short time st. Landry will be in
perfect fever Of excitement candidates will be here
to do some talking to the people fear the health of
the country In other places viii he suspicious that the
town authorities will not ALLOW to hold meetings la
the towns We can, however hold them outside of the
limits Of the corporation with impunty. The good and
noble citizens of Bayou Chcot will give barbecue In
that precinct on the GOTH and the unrng and faithful
natives Of Homesville will give on the 10Th They
expect te presence Of Messrs Hunt Drsux Olivier ana
Gpiiom, as 5$ss II 5Sisa1 4
You may rest assured that ST. Landry is going 10 do
things up brown when speakers get heresif the
general health Of the people will allow it, You shall then
bear from me. For the present, adieu. sss
a. a.
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EMPIRE B.aR1sH coRREspoNpENcE. "a. j n

IS PARISH PlAQuEMtNEs, Oct. 18th 1856
Eaes Crescent Not long ago called your attention
to the fact that Of the captains the
ming hetween New Orleans and the Baza, were in the
bab Of the bodies of dead persons aong tbs
Of whiehI regret could not ascertain ascending
the river with several vesses p tow stopped in Dr.
Durnfords plantation and landed there the bodies OF four
men who had recently expired The bodies when found
the next day. had already been half eaten up by the
ron The authors Of such deeds should be Severely
punishedi If necessary, by Judge Lynch, ps a *
Our weather is clear, cold and bracng. Health Is
ael
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

Il -
| n EM WI. ohlsEANs. u a,fR , oPE u WH
ANY and ron Lssyes
csssss a's'siss ! &C. e
aiss 1i sy ~ Asss - oeaocS +. ~. q spr, e,
| KTEW ORLEANS. TIcK Tsz- - ss5s.s-7
1 AZ sor ~ n s,n1 IL = ASn !, M
LaoAp Dspos caoes sslss eolasI 4 das ~,
.1s sxsssSGRR seaan; IN .Jss ~
osyks 4. s r AZ Leaves o,yka daily 81 Ressass the
sissioi. Aaa l'nass = ~ 'sfnssas'
ha pcs es' ~ mus 'aeh way chldrn snd servants
s.aoua Tassdsy Thnradsy Saturday, rom
Wssas;asy "a ylissy e1ses'
-lsl GEo. B. HAzLGHURsT. eeaf'sapsr,t.
I'M GH Avnh ~ n AND EhlEk k6k E72 "a
~ srI,Sn Va al ~ T
sna sfsr Menday May 1tth st5 and uu urths
Vi, II. ..s s @S 81 fts1f 85s5,s- : H. : = =
RiIs i N q 4 A ~ tor
MALL NJ S;ie A. NJ for Dunkk Bsaio,
tram viii remain over night st oswesa
RocKLASp PASSENGER. I. lfon, foot Of Chambers
WAY PASsEs GER nt r. NJ. for EewbuIgh otavile
enS MI ssT 81 sa'as; ~ ~ .
EAIeKAET, 81 r NJ unkk Buffalo, intermediate
ssess99s esl9 y = x., .ss 8. .ar = . y 4i2s
Tasss Esg,ss. Tsaas M g.
As Lake Shore gslrsas Cleveland ci1hra, Toledo petro
Ea Ee s'' anu splendid Steamers for all ports
mgsla - d G. MccALLpM. General sups1ntandaE..
hAlLh0AD NJ ny DIRECT tlsR -
wheeling 6oals Running
Through Tsass sSS Cheeks Wahiasou
having greatly improved Its the
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THE RIVER AND THE LAKE.


TroR LoUIsVlLLEMThs III s' fne Re. y : - z
~ !. :ss :ss,. H. sl.s
KEErs ..rss
sans ssss M Fsasss s Landing s'p' ssa'
|Tg OCULAR WEDN EsDAY ry z
WEFEIy xssss s.ss Rssa sssss NV ss.sss r.
aps9 III hssss ss,sis "
ehs r. Fl ss y
apply on beard or " fj4 se . A 80. Z !. n 3Gss ~ Z
Capt Hsnd,Is ,h AID '-S sa sosnssss @ al
sa e @ ss ws aad Al rssh. e Yateo River
u. States Tri-WeekIy NHaiI Line,
FROM NEW ORLEANS no vIeKsBuRG.
FOR DONALDSONVILLF, PLA- N..y =
s As s ss's w "a
9ssi IsRsG sstR NJ
ssfs ssTs1 s n
@ @ e vsa M s sAw e.
q the onta AZ will forward it without delay
Letter Or
sns s
pas ncr ~ suy depoed with the clerk BY the
Sof freight appy ssa,t. q.
setN E3 .s Uoion Row ,ts Csrondelst street
Hp OCULAR SATURDAY. Weekly e..,y ].
yefssfs sgas sys 9sa ssas
age Grand ST. Jo,ePh, Rodney Waterproof Naehes, Fc
III e
n oslesh AZ ~ u snpllaass with hs
VII give prompt atnon 70 81 psstato buslne for freight
N D. be Lonisa Ysroc Aid and p
snd will take point hs riQer sys
HSoR MOBILE, DAILY y. s. eg
ass. sa 4 haT ~ Eoais me- Tss caui
as5s ssPs sns s s Sspss M
81 Eleai, nasssr, OREGON, A. X Myer.
bl expressly for this trade with superior
e of the ataanes Will saye he Pouicharaiu RAILROAD
s fteght extra baggage depo by
0x o'clock, "a. Ms, Or they carnot 10 that dsy. =
vi. ~ z. GEDpEs Agent, No. 10 Bank Place. n
4 AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER = Err !. ]
IL CREOLE. -Summsr ArIaag gerens-
orOCEAN STRINGS, BILOXI aflinarmed late iandinTs
The splendid low Rutn Post
nastsf the Lake Trade superior
,on ths Pontchassin RaoGd oi
he cafs As foows-- sS s5sss III q Ss
,,,, ,Lssvescits. Leaves oesan Springs.
ruLsDAY A. n cars. EDNEspAY Al0RaTNGi
ATuRf Il. Il. T. x. :. lsGNpAr EvEsMs
Ths Way Mail Bag lsays the oca the Agent promptly
TUESDAY, snd THURSDAYS at OK O'Clock a. NJ and FRfAY
~ On Monday evening stop The Ray or psss
lgHi EttB kDDES.
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,asRI.WEEKLY LINE 81 r. - ..,,s,,;;zgs;

~ STAGES FROM CANTON, A3Sa ME-
fasy u NJ psssns through ANTE
ley this Tn Weekly Stages
lowing Ame gg every ondss Wednesday and Friday
sa q me Train Ne Orleans rsesring Clinton
he same evening al O'clock Ke.urning Cntsn
hure NY and Sturday at O'Clock In the morning and
aEIsng y ANTE AM time or me evening tram
on the vam day This route 6s ss Rarea S5 miles by
stage Ihe Stage Read country
ng natural road Astn6s Mail THU
bag fsr he ansisSioa Of Lsea Papss has been
ga a. the Office Of tho Now Orleans RaoaS No. Is
VII 9 % ths Railroad Monday
on will be paid @ delivery Paparu
To Fare or through New TO Clinton viii
be Five Doaa i Will TINS b. that cheapest
eai and sasst rcrte from Clinton 10 New Orleans.
asD ss +. e.. HE5LER Amite CITY,
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CohIPTROLLER,s OFFICE.

City Of New Orleans, October III 1855;
4 No. 236f III III Ss
Resolesd, That the Comptroller be and ID hereby
authorized to sell at public auction after len days'
notice in the official JOURNAL the contract Tor supplying
the city with Pltsbnrg coal until the 3lsf March, 1885,
agfeeaby to specifications on file in the Surveyors
ofcs subject % the approval Of the Common Council
= 4.4ss, {Signedl s5s GERARD STITH. u i
Pfesident Pro TEN. Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
e. & ISignedl EDW, h DUREEL,
Preaidens pro TEN. Board of Aldermen.
Islgnsdl JOHN 8, LEWIS, Mayor. N.
Notice is hereby given, that on MONDAY, atst Inst
viii adjudcate At my Office at Ia O'Clock NJ, the
above contract. = Sss q .t ~ s7lF ls 1sa as 7gs
o10td o.sDEBUYs Comptroller
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- Japt. HtEIy
A MIsTAKE The report do Is on speeiat
-Heth, Of the 10th infantrsion, was kiileo III
duty with the Sioux eater, IS wholly ineor-
the battle of the Ring around 10 the neWs-
rect, though il ar Department have aaviees
papers Thaey's Sioux expedition TO the Ith
from Gen n. four days after the battle No
of sep,ateyer is said ia the dispatch leading to
thirspression that Capt. was even wounded,
tb,sb he Is commended by his commanding Of
Scer The command was still at that camp.
- washington Star,
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: = D. A. FAHNEsT0CKss VEaMTFUaE.
u EGuLiAK PRAEIITIflNk kR y ma ka an 9

D EG ULAK PRACTlTION EEsS make an ex-
~ ceponl favor Of
h bns givo sher voluntary
IL favor Ths following is from physician q high character,
Illinois; ~ 4Ss5 = Ns5 u
~ HAwsEkrows, ILL.,, June 4, 1853.
ksrlasiss,I have ussd B n ahsestes yemags in the
years, shd recommend \ medicine the purpose
whh intended bringing Tins from u grl Of
WoRS Dfuggt ShavnstoHn. have sold great
has invariably sasction. In fact, s ths only
worm medicine called tos. - -. II s
z M n slF i Va .Es fss3s M H. SYaiEs, M d..
Sold Wholesale principal drnggs country
the I'm
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Cheap! Very CheaD!!

EgAC0N HAMs--50 casks choice plain Hams,
.a e 'a' H KENNEDY co. IS rshespi.esl.. .s.ss.s
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RsILRoAp kNp CITY BAGGAGE ExraFss,

RAILROAD AND CITY BAGGAGE EXPREss.
Es EXPRESS
Bsgsnss part Of the city Of He Orleans
giving
ger can the delivered directed. .wiih pcppsnes
nSs STARE g. Josgs ofsce ss Camp ,trse.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-10-12

The ELECTIONS Wo have scattering 70.
turns from Pennsylvania aud Ohio. by tele-
graph, Of election results. They indicate
in Pennsylvania the success ofthe Fusion Anti
Know Nothing, Nebrask, Democratic Tick.
OF. In Ohio, according to tho latest des.
patches, the contest appears close between
Chase, (Rcpublican) and Medill (Nebraska
Democracy for Goycrnor. Trimble, the
strnit wing and know nothing candidate
polls larger vote than was anticipated
The elections were held on Tuesday.
A later telegraph dispatch from Cincinnati
Il, sent to the Boston paper the evening Of
tho 10th says:
Chase Is elected Governor by near 10, 900
majority. Tho Democrats concede his cleo
ton. '".
We hopo II may prove true. !.
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TIM u. S. AcRicuLTuRAL PAIR, will
take place in Boston on the 23l 2i'h. 25lh,
and 2slh OF this month Oh All exclusive
scale. We learn from the Traveller, that
the exhibition lot Is TO be enclosed with a
fence len feet high. In the enclosure there
are 10 be seats for Ten thousand people, over.
looking The whole enclosure, with stalls for
horses, pens for animals &c.
There is 10 be track forty feet wide and
half mile round for trials Of speed with
horses that never raced for money. A
gateway seventy feet wide, with two towers
fifty feet high icke, offices, accommoda.
tons for the gateway is 10 be erected.
In The centre Of the lot a large oc,agon
tower is being built, seventy feet high, with
piazza running all rourd the same on the
ground line, making this floor twenty feet
square. and two feet up from The ground,
this will be occupied by the representatives
Of the press. Twelve fee, above this floor
is another floor. with balcony running
round the same, four feet outside the floor
to be occupied by the JuJges's stand. The
tower will be four stories high and arched
on every side and story.
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AsArouIsr AND PnrsoLooIsr. DR. Gille,t,
a practical ana,omist, connecting with bis
skill 10 this department. Of medicine u thor
oash knowledge Of phrenology, Physiology
and Kindred sciences, from New York, has
taken rooms at No. I Biddeiord House,
where he may be consulted with in regard
to many Of the diseases (which flesh Is heir
to"-amopg Others" spinal complaints" q
disease quite prevalent in some quarters at
this time. The DR.. brings with him ample
testimonials Of his skill in his profession,
and evidences Of success In his treatment Of
diseases, and attcs.ations to the correctness
Of his chronological examinations and delin.
nations. II the DR.. will arrest tho further
spread ofspinal complaints in this section he
shall DO entirely welcome to this notice, and
to the best recommendations The city affords
to carry with him, when he leaves to prac-
ticc his profession 10 other places.
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~ We have not space for, or time to
prepare, reply to the long editorial in this
weeks Democrat, called out by our notice
of its Uaion-saying articles - unnec essarily
personal and bitter as is The article, we are
glad to find something at last in the Demo-
crat, sophistical though it be, which may be
called an argument. The Democrat is now
uEequiyOcally bold and plain-declaring for,
and sustaining by specious reasoning, prin-
cipcs under which great moral wrongs can
be perpetratcd, md political aggressions DO
made upon the rights Of the people OF the
free States, in making and extending the un.
equal federal representation. Sorrowfal as
is the thought that wo have men among us
so dead to the living principles Of christiani-
ty, as to be willing to advocate doctrines OF
such a character, still we are glad to see
them state their position with plaiuness.--
We can put up with bitterness Of spirit, and
offensive personality, when men state even
bad Doctrines, with holiness. We shall take
an early opportunity to reply - declaring
that neither fidelity 10 Constitutional obliga-
tons, justice to the people of these States,
or any other reason, calls for the recognition
Of any principle under which slavery may
be established in any State formed out of
the territory Of the United Statcs-and de-
,laring also, that the admission OF the cor.
,cctness ofsuch principle, would be blow
struck at Gods moral laws, would be con-
rary to the genius Ofrepublican institutions,
md practically subvert the democratic doc.
rine Of mans equality, which is the funda.
mental idea upon which our Constitution
md form Of government rest.