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Q;cnmend Pump sash. Blind q
Door naEiufactOry.

osrPH DIckIA son has bought tne stock ca hand,
:, :. sash and Door Faetery, carried on heretofore
=, hi, Pump Manufl-tcrz, AL ha' employed eofHse
xarlrep ii tbs line ara III hegeIfser carry N
~ s.isess 10 ali is branch connection +tth Use
- h,siness ORDER for sash, blinds, DOo-f rsIn-s,
p,.ss~. Iced Word fiias w.il be properly attended
: i "a sonsbie price.
AN wurs fe,la bis cst9 shmr ", viii be warranted
~ i.factior a Considerable stock Of tae above
lies now on hand. I'd mo iHtfi. 500.
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1:eorye A. Prince a co., ueIodevn

U iastrurnen. of this character has essr given "a
y uniform sati-faction- Over three thousand have
been said annually fo- the past three a No in
stance aaxone been retained detective. whoFesste
aad retail depot Ne. IS West Fourth street Cinnii
W. +. C0LBCRN
Decembs-6. Piano aai Meodeoa Dealer
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peg s HoLLIuesVoRTH.

REAL ESTATE ENTS,
Nam stress. BrightrA Building, Up STAIRS.
RICHMOND. IND.
WILL buy sell. rent or exchange upon Com mis-
w sian Zeal Estzte- also. bay sell. or exchange
lpoa CosDnss Personal Property, stesks, Bends.
Mortgages and Notes-eoiIset Claims take DEPOSIT
lions Deeds, Bonds. Articles OF Asreenent, and
ali kuls Of instr OF writing generally ma De BY
Notsries Public
They have nov a large lot 81 City pr operty. in
proved farms, md Western Land, Ter s2.e OF ex
-hau-a, some OF whtch as fell osx
2 s,ne store Main street Ric hmon5-
! { ling house md lot Main street
DO DO OF Washington street.
do do on AisTien street
dwellings, an5 vsesr lots o. franklin street
building lets On f'ifth street.
hoas and lot Fifth ~t4ass
20 . ca Ssv .riA street,
] d. DO q Pearl street.
l g do IN N.st Richmond
- do on Boston Pike. so}s'io'a5 tier
! do do on in Camden Jay county, IND
2I.l |taeh asry and Water Power : mates n.FtH .
Richmond.
. Farm ! i; fr..es south of Riehnoai-
Farm ui.ies north d alehmoA1-
- o. "a II .5l-'.g cu4Ety, tfsi
24J - DO in Washington county lows
20 "a do III Stsrk county. In.
- 80 90 ia Jones county, Iowa
Gsp d 90 Ia Lewis county, Missouri
% Jb % IN Adams county Iowa
lGg 80 do IN Delaware county. iotsa
~ Do 60 10 Living4top county, illinois
Richmond. Desc .nser t. 1855 II
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Ii persons knsxias theaszlses indie 20 Beard
I'd settle
tsiffrg 10 ~5lI fad after tse
asxNry. ISIS. s;h proper eofFero
BEARD d sINEx
RrA.a1d- NoTeaSe-
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TiiE 1nsersisaed are preared . he nsss nPro
we'd and suc<sartLsi all styles fixtures
plain and fsasy fni-A FAey furnish PIPE.
steam or water Al prices Shoa
: Meat C
September =.
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PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.


DROF. WOODS lair Restor alive S doubt, the
most wonderful discovery Of this age Of progress
The fol owing j. from distnguis he'd member the
tna lie al
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NtRR1En--Cu the evening Of the Goth inst, ~ Rev. @
Mutt JouN I B.CkAsTo. of GermaHto ana Miss j.
hter Of the late William ConHell Of Camnridg
City.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1855-12-27

q sSJG fame house anI good lot on Franklin stree
: n north of Mali, a bargain % q h
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- ~ esaAE, al IL COCA Oraer-s.4 e soia
cheap. d y X
's'HRrE ACRES of sreriori.na the Boston r,ks near
A sSuG fame ho,r,s aal COOL lot FraakIn stree.
n north Of MAR At bargain u. q n
~ fTe a,'e from acres cleared good h9ess si
He sold Ios D. q n
=. the junction R,ilroal son PIKE esii = sofa At
tArsatH. u =" n.
sNshsy .cre~ Good Land he ssl,mon y, Run
Z Of S1ath%es lnarser seetien ~ 'o@hS'P = Jay
county '''- DENNIS & KING.
gE"s1se AID Lot near Washington Nseaas, L?t con
holse s.ra2 hoase sal e anl iarable srus
pleasantly -..--ssl 81 taken IA e>ases.
eteau Saw Viii and SIX acres of cool land
oaiies nor'n o. haishi Henry county Ind es9 az,
sbngle sad Corn Crsher all complete Ens!He
Of "rs . pd petty Ea Of i'p'fp atysl AIS
e sfeuiid l,ni, three miles from Richmond Two gooI
dwellings,, barn ana orchards and durable springs NM n
ieraot Stone quarry aHt lime Kun on t"e
premises WIN < SUI a. DENNIS q KING.
& House and Lot Main street between FranSltn
-S'''s p' % pESNIs \ KIM.
's,hree Thousand Dollars in Richmond City
'''''+s' DENNIs~ KING
+, New Frame Cottage on seventh street near
Msin-rsry snug and comfortable M Is otss anu
Hoe sold low DENNIS X N.Y..
Y improved Lot on Main street. with all The neces
= sary convenienees Tor Livery Business lot - and
= by lo5 feet in good order Terms low an fN>F'
v.thpayments or viii changed ior good estern
lanes.
NHREE lots lanclosed7 on Seye nth street south of
yay, DENNIS & KING.
GOOD house ana LOT on fe,rI street. 40 . II feet
'front.' by - se' deep, IN got order sn WI be
soia law easy terms pt.NAl> y Nt=NCf.
ave han lrel AMI sisty arrcs o. sqleniij land in
" Polk county, Iowa seven miles tro'" oes MONIES
soil. Terms moderate. t3f-NNiN . MN
/. FINE brick store and dwelling Main street all
n in sunI order, sni OF tn, very best business
10 the cry. Possession gwen INN ediafely-
Noy.S DLNNi> I AiNt'-
C>NF, thousand dollar mortgage new and valuable
7 propertv, worth three times this amount, VIII be
Nox.fs DENNIs s KING.
EHIGiiTY acres OF fine land in Delaware county,
"a iowa Eve miles from the county seat. tDslhi
WA be exchanged tor good hoasetsnh lot ~ I'm
moni DtNNIS MINI.
sao. ana ella Sh ali in o5 oTis, Pret
'h ~. ". as r.j. . ESNIs & KIM.
rg,v.-o Houses and Lots VAIN .sreet--Ney
flame a'1s.s ) room -'eh and E1S4 1I. tS >1 IA
r,vss story tssu~e a,,, half Eat on Main street
4 Possession given mu.eliately an. VII he sid
WaNrEp--a purchaser fere # veil situated
y ini square BODY a oin e CHI steF4 niieS Forth
" r,.l estate eafre.t rates Of interest ny,
TO asN---A aoe=,ore room on Main street, tvert,
1teo nunlre and fsst aes, i good
der "iil he let foftei eAs or nnieF Terms
FINE 'rof's ssr-a ,T5f tsS 3 Isl y NM e. %
nme s,a,s Of Frame house seventh lot 4
god ee,'sr. Wi re SOLD cheap bENNis g, q kiNG
COOP Two .tory fr',: IS nearly zss ri.a COOL
Sos.s.syeI DENIS 3 KING K-a. Estate gets.
root house ty- ree.rs. e- , IN. SEC
Good House ':',' I &C., a. !. sfsea - Of
TAg .it= . sAr4eniaE purposes e. siiI
is -,Itvst 80 ors@---e4- DA>AIs . hlass-
= c.z.p Bi-SSIS d hISss-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1855-12-27

Public lSrhOCt UcESe.-in last week : issue,
We estimated the additional taxable properly
transferred 10 this school corporation from
ober districts, at $500 ,OOC--we had a cvpher
too much So, 900 is what the figures should
have said friend informs Us j. is about
$4,000. Well. let it q az that, put tie
Warner property in--Rents Of school houses
now paid-alditional scholars from distance
having their own tuilon--increase in value OF
property, within next ten year5-the doubling
Of our popula ion within that period. and still
we contend that the principal and interest on
$4,000 can be promptly met. The propo-
sion is to issue Bonds, to be divided into ten
equal parts of 81 200 each-the first one TO
fall due in 1859, and one every year thereaf-
ter until all are paid The interest to be paid
on the whole amount up TO 80, annually, and
The interest on the deferred Bonds, together
with one Of said Bonds lifted each wear, until
aIshall have become due We say that the
proposed house can be built, aud 5 cents on
the 300 valuation will do it. See here:
Real aud personal property within the corpo-
faloa, III 1856, S2,0Oo,O0O at
Is cents $4,000 90
Additional scholars. $40, n, 81 rer
quarter, or $50 per year. COCO 90
Rent now paving for school houses. $50 90
warner property, perpetual lease, gao 90
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FOR SALE

4 COTTAGE HOUSE, pleasantly situatel On sjxih
street containing roons cellar, ristern. GOO
wen ef water kn4aire Of JOE BJRrON-
December %. iS5J. t.ff
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{ NEEy Neat selling tiouse for sale. situated o.
H., p TOE & H0. I INt;SW0RTH.
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Our New N;irer0on.
G:.no Forte Covers ana stools.

I'll De ready ANolt and before
W thlther IL seli Piano lEi yers
HEAP, cash. WILLARD & STowRLL.
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Making the sum of

Making the moi SO, ago 90
Present cost Of Teachers, ST. 400
Additional do. 1000
Annual interest on Bonds,
at per cent, 500 500 90
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CAREY =. GOODRICH.
Attorney at Law and Notary Pablo
w ILL attend he co>cton AMI security q cIaslas
w .he ssle of Real Estate. sc. ohee. al she res
den. eof tas late Marx Reeves side North Fron 5.
Richmond. Ind.
September - Is5s Alta
GENTS MD GLoyES-Esery color, less thas
NIorlginal cost. y NJ. AIiLEL.@.
September -, $50 4l-f
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1855-12-27

EsIGuTY ACRES good Land on the Newcastle RAiiroai
ne sold !ay D. q X.
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OF every variety AMI price watch are nov ma ki,
~ oE1eE II the l.sesi lG
Sept p. Fe@ z#fs A Al. MILLER.
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&. GOOD house ana lor felri street, ~ Q II feet
y 'front.' nv - deep, in g'o order, sni will be
soia terms DENNl \ y Ai-NG.
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VERY large assortuent. betntIfll cheap, just
cesFri by WILLARD " STuN ELL.
NoTta1aer -. i-55s Indianapolis
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1855-12-27

rE,hree '-housand Dollars in Richmond City
81
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New Frame Cottage Seventh street. near
Main-yery snug comfortable in first orisT anu
lI,,aIs ~ toy DENNIS X kLSi.
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Y improved LIT Main street. with all the neces-
- sarv eonvenienees tor Livery Business l't8F and
= bv loo feet in good order Terms low an easy.
hpayments or i'll exchange tar good estern
HI Nc.
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and 4Ot Main street, between Fran in
"a ana F.Fth Lot front fy I6o ieef The most e.
-ibe property proht,l i
DENNIS Y KING.
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GO TO
GO TO
@ e IS
DAGUER REIAN GALLERY.

r. wise ia tiu2e is foIls to delay
>tse the 81 tov ere the suastan &C fade away
oy eEh r. 81 i-5s- ,n-tf
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q GOOD HaCSE, corner Frent q Walnut streets
Z rooms aad cellar geoi ordeF-s4iI be sold
cheap. 4 X.
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cIean VIII and SIX acres of COOL land, seven
Sniles 0 Henry county lnd Haat
dwellings, buildings At!l n good order s4tA
shIuge Mtenue sud Corn Crsher al! complete EAgtIe
Of ample ptsHIY loptr tlH1ef eo Z ts
mil. VIII He sold TeTy low DhNNLo AiNts-
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Good water Power, SAY Will and forty i've acres
- s,I4uiid lana. three miles from Richmond Two good
arm and orchards and durable springs Mill n
ur.t re or er-ooi quarry aut lime kim on The
PREMISES VIII he sold At htr--ln-
DENNIS King.
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cause AID Let near Washington Ayeaue, LIT con
tli7.s tlree a1reS. AoGse, rooms X
h.le Wood euse spring hoIse. s4Ile ani Iurahle spring
L.. can Le saI,. e! wanna st,zsN. sang coitssr
DE> Ms < KING.
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BOSTON PIANO FORTES
For Christmas and New Years

M sre now receiving winter sapply of Piano
~ For - !rnul hicSsrinA Ssus. WoodaEa Rraaa,
Hailest iayts Co.. A others Those sAo
mas a New Year presents. dud very
Piano Forte room.
NcveEahe. 30. WILLARD * SrowELL.
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KrTp 1T nrroRE TUE PEOPLE.

FORMATION AND THE FARAESs.-No public journ. has
lered sduous shaped it, ingenousy
10 TIE patronage Of the eat agricultural of The
State thar THE N,wYoEK TRIBUNs none psrha IS has
succeeded In hi. special object create, extent But,
stteIy ~ very have embodenei to
unus It's e1trsoTonsIy eIpeI ents pey with
ueh lts hsh it, Psco1s respee agriculture intel
een;e Fair play toward be farmers who the luor
controversy uyon tie PIohb ory aw then any oha as, in
the stse dsaAcds at less, Of these b5
50 remind hem q The cot IF Argument 10 bes4f Il their
fsihn ftpote Jaw WI n its esdrg adv has
sIed so'e tneash es theis laslsity In article
o. Tel TksSAL hsaiel a. Cost # the Rum traffic." pab
'hed co The Se'h Of Apr a bon agricultural produe
READY hsh hey Rcd been 3ulDg the previous Winter
oeeaIs the fol OWING stsitment:
Ces in Ii. market or dollar aud sixteen cents
bu,tt and sugeihle A9at for dollars
syerse 1.-THE varous gsin. ~hioh consumed ia dis
.vmeion OF Sd to snmas t. make bsf Prk. P'Gluy eoi
other mens p.ifetly cafe - La s0Ond to-day
snd butcher, e.is in proportion
mems. nudSsmssS Of teeotsl ea,hGsia svdssi om is.
''ST, ale ,P.noS N par OF 20. sane ME-
county se y ehsis:;b. to.vey sre,, exient 70 the run
d.tlssie. the our people cna ans uhsvnos he buyns
we Rave sid aNuT At i've doN- and e. cents in
Now it Is net 70 u' t. dispute 'abt the .b'Olats
,eeursey Of 40 s.n;nsI e.. mate thus en.ldsTasy Sven
authority on al sueA subjects ea readily yield 70 h oo'
privilege Of rs nNy, In Seducns nom three Import
ant inf All matt an Ie'ib ans Of iae sves
srpprt sson Of the liquor se. lift true hat he suppre
,on Of the liquor se would heve The edo OF e uus the
vAu= Ct al asreu turs produos than hy ky
Der cert OF ext ee general GcI the coneu
sio Is ole thst reduce thm It'll more ruin 'asly
and rermsl ensy Of rsave p-ny And - every
farm IL vAuse the direct ratio e the yslee Of It's products
q. updenshy fol, ~s that the yalae of evy ,arw
would % reduced dssrue I've propor Wi'h
th deco depreciation Of the vlns OF farms come
Sr,t corresponding Increase of oppression from sorgag@s
ana sseond proPsionste depreciation in the ysue o. mort
sage invsstns n Every ,pecs OF ssrstars inv.stmen
ineeed from dwens the barn from the and the
10 the posshe from the thsbins ,chiDe 10 the labor Of
tds VIC be crashed IN the res degree sodforesn
SoDousst ard ai1 hudy rrodsese uahAppJ
eoulfry wider Geld Of dsvss0a than w.d b presented
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On, tx~er rne d. Hike usd rsfs tls
,t rt,,e Of u sno fssl IA. IL
"Ary Gevprrueut vbieh undertake. BY % PIE
uaf bch f.oy~rpnsut re not b. a. frOd
.1rce, .zs IN. world the a the 9nc
pee pen btb i setion l. b-sed-
N, rurpo.s II he lA~ IL l. rot N prevent IN.
u.e Of texica ps liqaors ver-s Then Shr ~, n.n
f,.bb Erid b. nee II IL b vhch ny ek 70
- difse why DO they make that v1e- in-i Nn
is.ye es ~ lis With they deem Il wicked -
AIRY ard ~ the ime n'k- criminal OF a. n
y ~ /. tfcsfsfry 20 this lssfu' psrfrm.no.I
pee III macy p-iae, 10 HI b. Y time perrt
10 urst6 a. ude oG - the face that IN q Ken
rsfosIize pro-chsd srtic ee--ay Eciss Of
uerre I.oefy fr aDd ueu pa poe's ~ yet tn.t
ofhc-r. the gsvsEnnsDt - Getehine shica 4
yot iizen. nay sLd witch net m4nu-e'ue ths srssf
article O Commerce.
ell ccnsifsr vhe her 'neh p yer 81 ereAtlos
rro,o,f i..en.h. Z, be nf-rref gnicOs oEeer
Usv1 mn oush Dot ntoXie sng qao's. .'d tbs;
az will preyert their ~b' hey d. tofbl1 the
rr.e,,,, inssd of ct pfirg ird'e ,ilE
An, government which undsrale. by inHi'ecron (,
y, tbst hh 4 bss the on1.ge fyvbf cegr.e teC
Lpw that The esusts who's. minds se.n 70 be eharret
by ar ov.b.trd say t.t the ,~s puasi III manu-
N ard q bu ss toos he purp 80 ~ p'' ven'ios
hprsI.y But b. law hug crime s. WITH
uscture e cnDDtere ers rs'fanent3 but II
fy.t es', the use q tho.s inst urosdt' Z. &C ime
tn .hal WIN ytu 1e reafy q treI
IN nu.,.e lou crime II wi be time enough 20
rve1t tbe nanuf, c,ure ard sale Of them into neS
hcre that will b. rFpszl-d b-leV- tina tie
4rcs of are tired OF TINS tsnp TO u7
81 the uschifeTy r. Government 70 pump e~H "7t dOFa
rst fhlOs ky
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TRIBUNE LOGIC

II the ct uoperave why DO thy work 30 hard Tor it'
repet1 II uuiionsl Why wish s repea! IA IN
constitutional set dead po9sIe,sti bJrn you IN sht as
fib,y repeal last Writer N. Y. Tribune. 800.
Tbs sinRn sy stuuid es-uing Ths Prohihtory
Liquor Act Il for most prt nopf ratve becaus ieguoed
'uora snd toe Lihert parry dsir- IL r-peh
because ard because to exence in our
ooks l. cisgrsce the When j1ry rase TO
fiji Indictment law and Judge refuses .enence
oerot ooDyitec pdeI It op'ne thst l. l,s
should be oot "dao ard r' bur buried and dis
rHsd The TRBUsE thSt toe law II cJnstu
ard .b AID that Id h4v b@-u operativ bat TOR
tie eonsrbscies tf Mayor JUDGES &C. -
emb.rr.. md III T.. pruv one" The comm
ptys nclUdng rropton q thu bsst Temperance
nsD. Judgs, who 'ir-ly above 'pcon OF
couspirf aga III. Int sui
for, offer from THE TaiBuSe; uc nasmach .
they oe the Laws be especeo such snd As they are
loves Of legstOu and In ,hiuk and Ia
it's snd 10 'psskns, ms that las unjust snd oPpre'
shOuo he snpIatso b. In sccorTanc- wlh the
requirements OF enlightened snd temperae people
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THE BOSTON LECTURES on SLAVERY.

Boston is famous for its excellent and weat-
tended lectures; but scarcely any Of the courses
delivered there have been successful as tia. on
Slavery last Winter. The lecturers were mostly
of the highest rank of speakers were literally
paid none Of them receiving less than one hun
dred dollars for lecture, while some were paid
two hundred and even three hundred dollars-snd
the audiences they addressed averaged more than
twenty five hundred in number. The tickets to the
course were all cold before the lectures commenced.
although their price, three dollars, considered
high one. They even commanded premium.
-Four dollars apiece were offered through the
newspapers for oil tickets tlat would be returned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02
MrnprR j. hn O,Hara of Nextoxn, CT, wa,

MURDER - I'm OHars Of NeEtown, CT, wa
murdered by an Iris man in his own house at ab ~
o'clock in the evening. Some difficu ty occu red
about daughter of John Hara, about seven or
eight years DID, when Michael MAY her OF Bridge
water in the TOW of New MILFORD Ct, who was then
apparently on friendly visit to o Haras drew
Knife and stabbed the father of the little eitl in the
thigh the groin, csusrg him to beed to death in
ten minutes. Oflara's wife, who was present, then
stepped forward 10 event him rom lf citing another
blow, rhen be made an attempt to stab her, but
frustrated by her coolUess and that Of o Hars who
seizec bis while the wife took the knife from his
band. Mayber went out and returned 10 his own
home in New Milford, and has not ye' been taken.
He Is though 10 have gone TO the line Of the
Hsr'em railroad, o. TO Waterbury, CT. The public
authorities of Newown have offered reward of one
hupored dollars for biz arrest and detention.
The murderer formerly lived in the town of South
East, NewYork, after ward at New. Fairfield CT. and
uoie ,eceDtly q, Stony Hill in Danbury CT. Msyher
still a. large.
The above news would be much more interesting
the wrier had told Us rkea the events happened.
Ne give il, however for what ii is worth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02

As the crisis is at hand which must decide the
fate of Kansas and the public necessity for accu-
rate and authentic information from tpat quarter
increases, the conductors Of THE TRIBUNE have
taken care to send tbitber gentleman IN every
wsy competent for the duty who will devote him
self exclusively to the service of our readers
The first of his dispatches after his arrival IN the
Territory is contained in our paper OF this morn
ing. and will We dare say attract general az
tentiop. We shall receive from him early and
complete accounts of Whatever important fact
trsnspires there during the coming months.
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TO MEN OF LIBERAL PRINCIPLES.

This there indie Liberal orsNi ti1n 10 n
Ssie-a Liberal party with candidates e ITS OppOs
tsIliy oterd for eli liberal minded give
then opinions thru Ush the lot boIto where ia
know will tell This the Lber. be 10 no sort of
toub the which he ought par.ue FOR one he
car strke blow directly al tne Of his Edevaucs such
opportunity BE- sighted. Whoever
self 1t ust net comp ain IL IL TO- ma year.
Ire mrosnc OF AhDs advantage Of the Liquor Deal
en- aid CoDSuionA hgh og4rz1tion cannot be
mated UrotsLzec the Liberals have hitherto been cs0l.d
deceived by the old parties organized The, pa,ent such
formidable from that their 'ensDd. vii be hAs and implied
WIN nf'r unAtey, there l. much excitement. abOIt
Fatm mt ,ues au1 other hir If that that there
dst thai resy lo@ smind d shOss hearts
wi Ne be br led, confused and led Let b.
e'dS tun deaf ear 20 paramount issues" ceuberinR thai
they ceees Of the enemy There safety casting
vote for snyb6y for the State flies but the regular
mated Liberal esncidale
The pcies .most here Just row loaded With vapors aud
mkts The state is fD Of sg The m,ire .cscely
uced - by it. foi 'dvooAes They cuopiog stio
Is pa cu az iine They <ould iain The public that
they have shsnd0ued u agso m.Iy LID rails who nsy be
slightly touch ed it'll the Nehr,ka fever from the
fact thai the tube Inform lais snd apparently
vel even II the present piohbo statue Is suffered
speSed Thai vii b. uusatOry, an nnli'y hsrmny
aid remaining bethiDs but dead letter But
be d, e6yod b. The iu In Maine Law
suisfr, put upon tbs law
fisttuI- All ,uch IS drre s reps.l vii IT, II
they suffer themselves 10 be ed BY old party leaders aud
political epueIA Through fa ed din aud hubbab Of
warug factions let libra voter rh 10 tho BAL bux
ketIe ,soy u h mind the po.r fac that whit
lUsh eeAInR sno tsd6eson of book which has
hhey 20 be atUnl stable, dense j1nEle
o ed sss OF ueon soc contradiction hatefa
to law yeEs, jGeges, hugsnis and bumsny In gsner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02
CRYING DowS The MAINE LAW.

CRYING DOwN TIE MAINE LAW.
~HE TRIpUS, constantly lament tie = emp. o'he LIB
err psrtv d. NJ" IN. Ma ne Lsvi but rmy re s.
sur.6 DO intend 10 a. de Of i'm 10 inch &C
cup The DAtur. motion Of that a. 70 Tar ~ pnb opin
concerned has heeu cOvnvrd ana ever dowo F0d
spc- frs nsd- il. Wh-n ef N itse II hs
frsvitsted d. with instantly acc>eratsS velocity
ont, final II has reached point In the shys Of pablo c1u
upt. vttre cNse- 70 opera OF one tains the
fsns ice nav the future set u the Lber
party he II viii stnbe tn rot o unc institutional sgsa
ion vii he Temp r.te nations. practicable sud abov- 81
siiuuODs Ofbs the boozs bypoer,s and h=r ia lee
All psto the M.i'~ La 20, remain ss-h d. fU mo
PIN eIle Of PfohboD will he h-nvn 10 The piE ike say
her rsl & fes'0sriOn "f the respectable RI prn'
cipe' IL such nnec'ion. " the = re
NM Whc u stencil IA the n Of thu pnbc-f mere 10
1hch Than OH OBJECT II ub &c
ton,empt d. II there u thnR winch mas
teen 'I.d III balance sod foard sanins-h there any
vrcb bs. befp uf'ey EXPLODED ard Ito into ss
h fri esusl smsi, ii this same principle OF frr
mi hb!'
say sg,in let THE b. lent ard ~fp1s.es'ed
utaeyer the Lbe p4 y IN the prenis vi D, well
D. Ne considerably doce and fr he p1hc good new era
viii b. nsu.uraed The 1--we s.u'rs y under ihersl rule,
rstaip the ehc the, haze under he sway OF
fsscm ard the srnsted reputation Of the Empire state
will be Iesttrtd TO rs original and proper ust.r