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AleYEIEH s CNAMBERLAIA

Rie hlEaf 4r ChA VI BERLAIN
4 re now receiving per schooner Fairfa2 ard
1AE.A 8sse5GM GssF Aas0ges.
fonnpfishg large and very seaeeal assortment, q.
la5 llAds Q, P E and Nuseayado sogars,
lated do "NN s a''s
IS Boxes double refined Loaf dc:
Loo 10, ti ~ 4useegaao aad sugar House Malasses;
70 Bhls prime New Orleans do;
= =. Golden Syrup;e
4io Bags Green Rio Coffee;
1919 :. 0ld Java, Maricabo ard White Lacuirad
loo Hall Chests Gunp'd, Imperial YOUNG. nyson
ard Black Teastlie larger portion of reee5, n,aor
tat2ns, and from medium to extra tine quality.
% Casks Sup Garb soda:
ID Boxes Castle Soap;
Transparent soaps sAs
I loo Boxes brown and Yellow Rosin Dc,
100 i" Tailow Candle;
10 " Adamantine do;
- Family Pearl Starch
Is ct Chocolate:
- Z" Mustard;
leo Coils Rope;
$50 Bags Shot assorted Nos;
LOO Kegs Sporting Powder;
d u Bags grain Peppers
20 - fimento
80 Boxes Ground Pepper
10 Bales soft shell Almonds
10 z. Filberts
70 :. Cream Nuts
100 Boxes assorted Candies
loo Barrels no 3 Mackeren,
Is . Train Oils
l50 Kegs Pure Lead
25o Boxes Glass, by 10 and Ii. hyI2;
Barrels Putty, in Bladdcrs;
Casks Backing
Is Boxes Maecareni;
500 Reams single and double Wrapping Paper
100 g Ruled, Cap aud Letter do
l2u0 Sacks Fine and Ground Alum Salt.
Hasig made our principal purchases previous to
the idt ahoe N goods generally, enables US conf
IDENTITY TO say to our customers and merchants gene
rally, visiting this market, that We can supply them
ttuly as cheap as goods of same quality can be
ANIMATION Of our Stock.
MeNEiGH 4 CHAMBERLAIN.
Prince Street Wharf, Alexandria, Va.
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For sale.
FIRM AND MIL PROPERTY.

FENiia ,eek Farm and Nil property, on Christians
\ Greek, four niles from stdrntan, not having
been sold the dag formerly advertised, VIII be
sold privately by the undersigned. The Central
Railroad fGns through the farm, which consists OF
3S3 acres, with excellent brick dwelling house,
and etlier suitable improvements on ii.
HIGH ". SnEfFEf, Agent.
June 2 Is55-Spec,atUr cory tf
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BOARDING HOUSE.

vEStiE subscriber has onrncd a boarding House il
4 The large frame lailding opposite MeCoy's Car
race Factory, on New Street, a few doors abeve
" hite i Iattons Store. He is prepared furnish
every accommodation ef good Baaftiing House
I'd respectfully asks share Of patronage.
June ., is55,-tf. JACOB E0WLES.
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w. VA. .ssls'g'aS,

General Commission Merchant,
Franklin 81 Get, Near OH Aarhet, Richmond, Va.
6N1tEs particular attention to the sale of Flour,
IA Hhaat, Corn. Tobacco, and all kinds OF country
Produce, buying and shipping goods. &c.
AUGUST |. Is55.--Sln.
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VIRGINIA TESTIMONY,

.
Doctor ], NJ Wilson, Lexington, Va, Feb
9Th, iSJ2, said a am entirely cut ofthe Ger
ipsn Riiters. They have become all tlae rage
Nothing else CELLS"
The Tenth Legion, published At Woodstock
Va, said, Jan. 10Th, 1850 "a Great Medi-
c;ne--sfe hare uniformly reirsined from rec
ommenaiAe 10 ,hs public any Of the various
patent pedicires Of the day, unless thoroughly
convinced oil their value. Among those We con-
slider worthy OF notice, is the terrain Bitiers
invented BY Or. Hoeaana, and prepared by Dr.
Jackson, il Philadelphia. One instance, IN par
icular. in which the superior virtues Q! this
medicine have been tested. has fallen under OH
observation. During the last SUMMER a son Of
Mr.. Abram C,abIli, Of this county, way very
seriously adected win Liver Compliant and at
ter trying in vain various remedies, he purchased
bottle Of the Hitlers, aad after uspg II, was SO
much relieved got bio distressing iaalady. that
he procured another bottle, aud is row restored
entirely 20 healih'
They are entirely vegetable, free from lnJn'i-
ous ingredients, always strengthen the system,
and never PROSTATE it.
For sale Wholesale by Druggists in all the
principal cities and at retail BY aPo,hecaries and
stomseepeFs in every town in tho United
States.
~ Sold by T. ?. 81 R. ESs,idge, s'aun-
ton, \. Tucker, Baskerville, ami by Druggists
and Dealers in Medicines every wIlele.
Oct 50, i85t.--ly:
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syssaaN MEFgNEsDs,
SEM ssassS f.s5akfsse a4ca0i.as.

Esst f,art- R5ass 1aae, Saaatoa, ia.
SSTHtttE lie viii constantly have White, Yellow
w Drown and Liquid soap, and Mould Candles
ofthe best quality, which be will sell at the lowcs
cash price or exchange for fallow and Grease Of al
descriptions. lie respectfully socits share of pa
tiouage.
June %, 1855.
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PAINTING, GRAlNlNE, GLAZING
sfA agnlas..A A GrslapsAais,

I IA AN aTllKNF, (tWo doors above the lutheran
| W. Church STANTON, who respectfully infornsts
citizens and Vie people in the surrounding country,
that lac has located himself permanently and is pre-
pared to attend to tie above busiress il all his
branches AS he IS Jsst from large city, Newark
NJ j.. and has no other AIDE, but has served his
time at the Painting business. ana worked Tor
is.t al boz ati Guize ha VIII ind II t. sheir rtef
4a The attention Of Farmers in she adjaeen,
eapnuties + respectfully solicited
Aaril Is, 'sA5 JAMES = ssffdy.c4aE
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R Z NJ @ Y A |.

aeastai Turhishiag Saddlery Store.
VIZ subscriber has removed his establishment (,
= eie store on Augusta Street, between the stores
o. Staples II Martin and Brghtwell u Hope, near
We i,ePot, whore he has hands splendid stock
Oh saaaerY Findings; Trees of all styles Bits Stir
rups, a.softed Spurs of best quality; Harness Noup-
ilnss q every description; Stage fairness Mount
Soilalsi i, Coach do; Buggy do Scotch dol English
bliai9 fiiis and domestic do, Whips Of every de-
sei puoh; trunks IN great variety; Hand do; boston
Hatses Carpet Bags; Bonnet Boxes; Hat boxes La
f 1, Fancy work Boxes; Fly Nets; Ear Tips ard
nooaf canes OF every styles Wood Mats; Hog Skias;
Morocco Skins; Patent leathe,; EIamti1d do; Fan.
9y if lat tippnsj Eaglis Web; oer and Union Do;
short every article in this line Of business.
re Is Also constantly manufacturing Saddles,
hiiuies aah harness OF every description, By the
best Morkmen Ia the Valley
lie especially invites the attention ofeountry Sad
where.
lie viii give personal attention al the Store when
not engaged as Jailol 81 tie county.
staunton, March ~, 1855.
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eanNlEas or VIRGINIA.

upon any living thing on your Plantations
INV, an Ulcer e. Sore Of any description, kind
or yariefy no ma, ter whose skiIl it deiies, or he"
long it has been standing, mon yot iah OF you,
maid servant, your mules, sheep, sefses' 80 ",
dogs We say TO you, and We guarantees whae
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imported Ha5ana, etc, ETC., together with a
line lot of Spotted Spanish and Half Spanish
Cigars;
Scotch, Rape & Mackaboy Snufs
German Pipes, Fancy and Common d., smok.
Ing Tobacco in papers or by the pound Cigar
Cas- and Holders, sauf Boxes, Matches, Shoe
Backing .osapping fwine and Paper and ma.
ny other articles too tedious TO mention.
The public are respec,iu." s iayiled to call and
examine his stock, before pure: sing else
where as he H.'! sell a. cheap 90 he chest.
est.
sept. Il, 1859.
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TOBACCO BgrqyNes
Eew Establishment.
"a b! n Il MAKING

4@Es b. sANDIGE and JOHN = Ter,r.
pose Of e sS1sfeda partnership for the pur
inev are both practice workmon am ,ousineae.
,s n'h long experience in the business. an nav,
one of hh h epyed regna apprenticeship snds,
oexecatng every ba5 az n he State In addition
mlinef hey win also attend promptly t ia The best
TAXING: haTng attended to this dr5a,t,' 70 uhdsr-
aP Tat ;ley nsa,'er (deed e theme
Their shop is on the street ieadinr e sassiaetion
eoea iasatpte to the residence Of A. U n ps hpls
t hev On n9 H. lot occupied by Mrs Lanoaste.
Ma Al ~ gasea e see their friends
Ken in exchange for furniture. apa lumber In
JJAMEsB. sASp1an
Stsnassa, JAY 7, iess.~ts. a. nv MELEE
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Gil. NESS DIRECTOR Y

EUc NESS DlRfiA5 i w
,.-x,ne,z4. 4es1Af.E lTsTlTuTE--Sessio
eo4,rn,t-.ses Isl Ssftanoef III oA0N
~ 4 II. pH,fbfPs, pfieetfa4. ,r.m e{i;ae
n, san.sAz 3 SELL, Attorneys 81 Law 0liAs'
RI sgpcsjts the Central batt' ~. .a4 cnfa
M %, nrif.. Notary feobo ao4 ~,
SHA a;.,.aeT III take lspesltiobs, ave- So
.o~s s,;asriiaps Administrators, hzeeaea''
n IN < ''rRou1. Attorney at i'a~' 9enta
~. panl Row. @t4alitop, Va SIS ard
II. F.Rfnss-A9otthseaas.g. =, "a Sh'''''s -.
Druggist a.in street. t%ah.5' and Jeveltv
n,yIp ). Hf.hk, Naieo-Asss4 "'''A
~ Msiu Stree, stanton. zf.;r
= CHANDLER, Cabinet Maker, Mala
"A, street. Staunlen aEaitaia al "'NashsAA'
ss's sa, q EVANS. Tcoseeo and Ssgaf Store
on,,,s,te he posl Once, ssaaniun'
aw,pp,}RjS y Ga0BH, Merchants an =, dsaseFs
w !, Fancy all staple tsoe1s and 'itoesIles
eaeraliv. Opposite V'oiieaioF ol"'e' N'"''
,seei Staunion. Va. -. raaaAars
IRRER & G0NNE4ae.-lstf2 ',, III "ad Il 4
VI AMI Maciinisfs--wofA Ill No''' -
,.,. snn. & Co.-.Forwardin,s anu ID
' na,,,,,ss,5,n Merchants and dea'efs N
rs t;,ods generally, Gunner opposite a. ~ -
..syo a WATTS A,tefney at Law. oiics
III M central Bank Row, staahte'l'
saAyfC2 & BAYIOR Attorney al Law =
IS ofiice il Brick bulliins opposite TIE e09s'
,.ssaff MseoT Saddle, Harness see
81 fa,nk Fatso5y, apea-ils Va Hotel. =
s.YB8EH.vG tfc E uEs-Aitoaely a. 1.aN
4 office next ieer 10 Hatinan beil. 49, ,.1
~ T. COCHRAN j cO,--lofaecon =. S AZ,
n dealers IL sessFa, Suaf'. &C. ne" esieei
5 y1iPsgR sTRisiLsG Merchants and
IA ,iealcrs in Ftaey Goods generaiiy' Man
. s.a i;.sJ.aAiis J. s. cR.aEF0R p-asF,
.hs chants aa, dealers IA Fancy 6ooas' Aiaii
Street. sIaantan. 49,.
~ SCHMIDT Merchant ani Grocer,
lss Neg Town pnmp, Wan ST., Sla iron
HyigfHNlA HoFEi.--Siauaion-M o'iohs !.
Peytun pfoptieaFs
~ M. CUSHING & Oo--Ceafeetioners. ufo
S.aa eets and dealers in Fancy Articles no. Q
Aiain Street. Stanton. .......,,,,. ~.
gfEyfRih BANK oF ylRGtNlA-se~
1Bs,ek Bombing opposite uhioa Hall
vtHEsC. I.tfRa-eAeuiist aud Druggist, Aam
J Street, Staant6a, "a.
ewss. L. Il. WARD, aiilliaeF and manieu
~ maker, Stanton, Va.
sxs~s71}lDWA ARD SE-stcun.on, VA
VA ]. n. Woodward pfepfiesef
M Il. n. neNaaBE -0Aee immetiasely
NJ appos,,e The Pest NGiee.
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! doof West Of Z. II. Gushiag
r. AS just opeasa with splendid stock, eols5.
IA rrislHg every article IN he Tobacco line.
amongst which wiIl be foaad the ZINES I
Qualities Of
CIGARS AND CHEWING TOBACCO.
winch he viii ssh wholesale or retail, as cheap
as can be bought any asere else il ,his section
Of the country
CIGARS OF various qualities and pricee, y II
es sold BY The box, bunch, OF less numbers il
desired The following list is q portion oil the
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.E'U RIO ! [

And you will find it to cure the most malignant as
well the simplest Sore that mars the form of man
or beast, refund the money.
With ordinary cases it IS only necessary to apply
the Oil ON bit Of rag. Il the Is one of long
standing, large with proud flesh, and fever, take a
small oose OF salts TO cool the blood once or twice
week # letter or Ring Worm ON the head, OF in
the hair, apply the Oil, and the head with ask
cap to keep from the air. II Chlblaius naers, rub
on the Oil. Gu Cattle, it is only necessary 70 pour
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DlSSQIIlTIr,,..

fe 1 aaaesasd ua s55ssI "a fPg ews.
Cochran !. Co, was dissolved an ~ Urn 4s Or e.
~ p'Its consent Al outstanding aeoo, va INST.
y e e l. Cochran aud oss kaowin uets hs nss
tie promptly etob are earnes Requested to set,
desirable to eose ~ Tic business Of be d - Is ysr2
G. 4. COCHRAN
Ssannfon, 4pril %, ts55. Xmas 9tI'Ea
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= IL X--s. L e. I'll 4
i DAGUERREAN GALLERY

----------UO.. NA..D----
a saiiE undersigned has removed his Galley
US on the Gunner he,N cen the Eagle and Viz
sinia Hotels, IN font oi the Spectator oiiice
where he may be found, al al times, ready 10
ali npon the Ladies aud Gentlemen fit aat.
iers hln'ss.l te can give 70 them as fire u like
aess as the Arr can produce
r. ]. RANKIN.
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Bruises and sprains,
Ulcers and ,ellons,
5caids aHd BRIEFS,
sore Legs ana Ctiitlains,
fresh tuG VI uuuds,
tramp and tetter,
shnai Of insects,
u auuds under enc Sail .
iniiGmga Breasts,
Glmldular IlumUurs
Cracked =llee
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Sore Back,
Sniint and SPAWN,
: aesaey aad pel.eyi!e,
Y itiiels ANT ,ia bIes,
Gtlase and Chest Chest, ee.,sa nder.
it,Lg bone aud Sand crack
i y indgaltanG Nmnhness,
atit,ie Cali ~ Old Strains
swell Legs, and
Stiffness oi Ja5atss.
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I, ho are dasirinna Of nm.

Sc agttifu2 " bite Tsstb. 8sasthy Gum
AMP a SWEET aaEATts
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Or. &. q. BERKELEY.
RI III 3 y sla & permanently located IN Stann-
IL "a on Oilers h,s pioiessicua! sergiees to the
pghlie. Dtiice in he second steFy oil The office
formerly occupied By L. J Niche, nearly of-
posts tie Court House.
Nnv Il 1912
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4 w VIM OF OF IIItft
One tsasReeaful equal to u ounce Of auv pTgpara-
tion kA01a.
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Warranted to cure, ana no danger fforg ezposare
to cold.
Applied to burns at once, it leaves no scar.
IA Price 30 aud 10 cants bottie.
DOVE 4 Co
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL g. PILLS.
'hEsh are Geseiyedy popular Medicines for
Heartburn, &c.,at '.'f9'
stanton, August +, 1855
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-07

SAD CASE AND GEoss lNnUNANirY.
A 6ne looking young woms" who gave
her name as MARY BURKE, called on the
Oyerseer Of the Poor, Nj HsRBuRr, yes
.erday. aud Informed him thu, she was
sbou. being sick. The case was 50 ur-
gen, that Ms II. sen, officer WHALEN out
to engage a room ai some Of the neign'
boring dwellings,, and pay any rr'ce lof 1t
Mr. W. went, and although ne informed
dozen ladies' OF what was abou, 10 take
place, no. one Of the dozen would even
spare wood.house for The want referred
TO. In consequence Of this, the sufferer
was placed in a wagon los the purpose OF
being driven to the Almshouse. but before
she left the market she was delivered Of a
ch,Id. All this took place in The oPe"
street. What will strangers think Of Al
bany humanity after this We 'hudds'
to think. The ladies in the vicinity Of
the market should be drunmed out oi
The CITY. They are not women but mon
.,e,s. The mother aud child are now in
the AImshouse. The sympathy exhibited
bv Mr. HrssERr and Officer WHALsN u
deserving OF all praiss.-t albany Ks'ek'
esbseksr. 29tA.
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NUMBER Al

What did these Jesui,e want With the
child Did they not wish 70 immune he
in convent, and take her property for
the use Of the Church Why did they
proceed in such underhanded manner
Are not our laws sufficient to protecs
rights ! IF this girl is unlawfully deiained
the law gives redress, but let us have no.
kidnapping. Wha, will the $, s,mpathizcrs
with the Catlialics, say to this?
N. B.-About l O'Clock on Tuesday.
the girl attempted to run away, and had
got as far as Mcnut Carmel, when she
was overtaken and brought back. She
refuses to account for her singular con-
duct. She claims that she was cruelty
treated while in the possession Of the peo~
pie who are endeavoring to obtain her.,
and yet she is evidently operated upor 10y
some causc to place herself in a similar
position. 1t is quite possible that threats
have been used to frigh,en the poor girl.
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for Boys and Girls,
THE SCHOOLFELLOW.
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Excitement in Claremont County, Ohio
Attempt to Carry Young Girl A.
way by Force.

Prom ne Ctdremont Sun, Nor, %
Our usually quiet metropolis was thrown
into fever Of excitement ON Monday y
last, by the following occurrence
Capt. GRAY, one OF our citizens has il,
his charge Young girl about IA years Of
age. She was taken by him from an
Asylum in Cincinnati, where she was
placed by the Society of Friends" We
understand that she is Of Quaker parent
age, and Is hei' TO some property.
Capt. GRAY, with the girls free and
voluntary consent. was appointed her le-
gal guardian. and gave bond and security
according to law. He brough. her to
Batavia and placed her at school under
Mr.. SLOAN.
On Monday two Jesu'ts. a man and wo
man, came out from Cincinnati in bug
gy, and drove up TO the school-house.
They inquired for Miss SANDS and the
little girl, or hearing her name called
aud seeing the villanous phiz OF the man
who wanted her. hid behind tie desk, and
trembled with fear. "Your mother wants
TO SET YOU" The girl reluctantly came
forth, aud burs, into tears The pretend
ed mother also wept copiousIy, aud a,
the same time whispered: "If you don't
come ,ce wiA kill you." After telling a
good many inconsistent stories, and pro-
ducing some paper documents, they go,
the child in the buggy, and were abou, to
leave post haste.
In the meantime. Capt. GRAy was duly
notified Of the affair. The citizens gath.
cred about the vehicle, and the poor child
was released. The man acknowledge aed
he had no authority to take the child. and
the woman blavnied in real Jesuiticai
style. and then departed. Their was, at
one time, strong symptoms Of Judge
Lynch being about. and it was only the
polite consideration Of our people for the
female which saved her companion from
being treated TO cold bath 10 the Eas,
Fork.
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SWORTH. HANCOCK COUNTY, FRIDAY, DECEMBER

! uO, SiI.
The debt Of gratitude as well as th'
debt in money"
II owe you none"
"For ten years l have"
"Sucked the life out of me" added Nj
Lit.le.on, Indignantly; you had me ir
your power, and you scrupled not to ty
rannize over me and my family"
by heavens is this the return for ten
years of kindness? afte. that must be
driven from the house at the beck of q
vixen O.
ITO whom do you apply that word,
sir 7" said Charles Brooks, rising sud-
denly.
ITO that girl BY your side, who"
But the hand of the fiery youth was
upon his throat, and the words were
checked off.
"speak respectfully Of her, or l will
smash every bone in your foul carcass =
said Charles as he hurled the rascal back
into his chair.
"By heaven must endure this ?" he
roared.
"As you please, sir" said Mr.. Littleton
"you have got your money, and you know
the way to the door,"
~ have got my money-the price of
your daughters infamy."
"Wretch !" exclaimed Charles Brooks.
seizlns him by the throat again, "your
power here Is over, aud with Mr.. Little
tons permission, will kick you into the
street,
Suiting the action to the " ord, TIE in
dignant lover dragged him through :he
entry, and booted him down the front
steps. Mr. Lt,feton thre~ him his hat,
and the friend Of the family picked him.
self up, and vowing vengeance, made his
way back to the hotel, where he still oc-
cnpies an attic. hated and despised by all
who know him.
Helen, deeply wounded by the con
seriousness that hel w,ifulness If the vim.
dicatlon Of her outraged feelings, her
wounded modesty, deserves so hard a
name-had percip,ated her fathers mis-
fortunes, had confessed to her lover the
situation of her family. He was now
twenty.one, and had just come into the
possession of princely fortune. He
therefore promptly supplied the means To,
only Of paying Mr. D,llenburg. but also
Of meeting his other pressing liabilities,
and JOY was again restored to the family.
And shortly after, Charles Brooks led
Helen to the altar. They are as joyous
as the sunshine, and often laugh over the
remembrance Of AdoIphus DilenDurg,
Esq, and especially over Charles promp,
action when he kicked lin out of doors :;
and thus ended the last scene in the farce
Of The Friend Of the Family"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-07
THRlCE-WEEKLT
KENNEBEC JOURNAL FOR ,.a6

During the approaching session OF the
Legislature. the undersigned will continue
the publication Of the JHRIcE- E-WEEKly
JOURNAL being Volumn XII of the Sane.
The result of the recent election, anl
the political character of the majority Of
the members chosen to the Legislature,
will give to the proceedings Of the session
a we,sh,y, intrinsic interest. According
to the avowed intentions OF the dominant
parties, the whole policy Of the system Of
Liquor Prohibition" will be brought un-
der discussion, with the view Of repeating
The present statute, aud enactlng IN lis
stead law more in accordance viii, their
views of practical wisdom. That tins ef-
fort will give rise to prolonged Discus
sion, interesting to every citizen, and es-
pecially SO to every friend of Temperance
no one can doubt. For this reason we
shall spare no pains or expense in furnish
ing to our subscribers full and accurate
reports o: all that may be said and done
in the Legislature. To do this, entails
upon US heavy cost; and liberal sub
scrp,on list is all that will save US from
pecuniary loss.
In view Of these facts, we look with con.
fidence 10 our Republican friends thru.
out the State 10 aid Us in obtaining sub
scribers. Especially do we solicit from
each Republican member Of the Legisla-
ture that personal effort in his locality
without which remunera.ing list cannot
be secured.
The numerous lines Of railroad which
now traverse the State in all directions,
will enable very lrge proportion Of cur
subscribers to receive their papers a few
hours after publication. This fact rem
ders subscription to the Thrice Week.,
more desirable aud satisfactory than in
former years.
The Thrice. Weekly journal will be
published on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday Mornings. alternating with The
Thfice-W eekly Age, and thus furnishing
daily Legislative paper.
The price will be ONE DOLLAR for
the SESSION. as usual. payable in ad-
vance,
- Il is desiseabls that the names
Of subscribers, accompanied with the
money, may be forwarded q or before
the commencement Of the session.
STEVENS 4 BLAINE.
Augusta, Nov. 30. l666.
Wood wanted for Subscription.