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The daily union., 1855-10-18

DUHLlC Sale OF Surplus water Powers aud Lands
OF The Savage Manufacturing Company Thursday 26 july
az ~ O'clock ON the premises, Howard Maryland
The undersrned commie OF will sell
above, about 200 Of land divided
rom AZ To 0 of These lands
tween Baltimore and Washington, lie
road of them bind all
Washington turnpike and the village OF the
800 acres reserved by the company about fncory.
There also three IL
low The factory good race also
third above the second named
Terms of safe Dne third
with interest and
For iu the description of the said
the Baltimore premises
possession of the undersigned The
and be water powers would command good couBuy city
tom for -four aud paper mills.
CORNELIUS MCLEAN,
corner North Il Fayeite Chesapeake Bank,
NATHANIEL WILLIAMS,
-, Corner Lexington aud Calvert streets, Baltimore,
JuW 4-iaw5w Committee.
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United States Mails.

PosT OrFIuE DEPARTMENT,
September %, 1855.
PROPOSALS carrying mails the United
lst January 1885, 3n june 1885, inclusive, the following
Missouri viii Office the
Office Department The of Washington, until 8 of the
10Th day Of November 1885, be decided by 21h
9t66 From Quincy, IN. by Palmyra Mo, Warren, 0akdae
Shebyvie, iiager's Grove, Ten Mile BLOOMINGTON, Me-
chanicsburgh Wyaudolte, Linnsns, Coliesvie. Chilli
colhe Sprns lii Clear ,reek, Gaiatin, Victoria, Mays
vie aud Boyers, saint Joseph, 215 miles and back
three times week in fourhose coaches with branch
from Pamyra Hannibal IA miles ind back,
week. in iourhorse coaches, 10 be close connexon
with main
Leave Quincy Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at SAM;
Arrive al ST Joseph in 20 hours, by
Leave St Joseph Thursday Saturday, and Monday at
Arrive nj Quincy in 10 hours, by 81
Proposals for times a-week service main route aud
branch invited.
pay made for trips not performed and for each Of such
omissions satisfactorily explained the
may deducted.
depending mails, sufficiently excused
Fines will be imposed unless delinquency
ineony explained by certificates the aha
Wis OF oie cedabe pefsons o negscng 10 take tae ma from
or no post Office for suffering II To be njued destroyed
bed lost and for ciusng after demhnd the mai
frequently the contractor concerned In
hces The
for failures agrecahy dspbey
ins the posiofce laws the department.
signing the contract without the of The Postmaster Gooera
The Postmaster General the schedule lie
increase o. by allowing therefor rata
increase the He cua discontinue
the ervi IN whole or IN part aTo rata decrease Of pay he al
low one months compensation the amount, service dis
pensed with The bids should be addressed to the Second Assist
ant Pos master General snpocnbed "Mau Proposals for Mis-
The
conditions incorporated
pamphlet advertisement the mn In Kentucky Ten
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Sept 29-law4w Postmaster General.
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PIE ONLY Owe EAuTHO,sizEDi 1.-The Rob Of Or, BOY
NEAU LAFFICTEUe Is superior sups Cuisi-
asnpala, other similar radically
without mercury all affections skin dartres scroua
itch, ulcers accidents
period Of s and hereditary acrinouy depua-
powerfully ofcncous bladder,
weakness arising
injections sopndngs As sypbiic Rob
very
baam OF capava cnbcbs from injections which only
without ncuazng The Rob Boyvean above
recommended in syphiie diseases
which have resisted mercury
potassium,
General agents fer the United Gahel Blondn ESQ., 81
Wlan, New York, Gulot Duconge
Orleans; seuily San Francisco.
Rob Lafeceur
The pamphlet
he ohiained
din, o William street, New York. who viii give every information
wanted.
@. B. America In
ds Sc free the United STATES dues he has the bond
March Idly
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OFFICE OF THE CoMMANDIsG OFFICER,
MashlnnIon Arsnnnl. AIIuIsi 20. IphI


NEALED PROPOSALS will be received this
be 2oh merdlan for building arnoy Washington
city, d. o. the public lying between the
snut canal slfeeto1 the n"r' Seventh
sixth the $4,000
made by Congress same.
Master builders desiring for This building will please
call at this Office tile drawings
work, aud receive additional explanation order make
their popoa which they viii be enabled conveniently
at leisure at this office.
No proposals will be received but from experienced ap
proved buldo the
ner; hence distance unknown
WIN he expected satisfactory references before the bid be
accepted.
Al proposals be made according the
work, (Which have calculated precision proposer
hnd the
An experienced superintendent appointed and will be
present the gonnd of building the
the absence n tue commanding oceF
strictly complied with.
WM, II. BELL,
Major Commanding Washngtoa Arsenal
aug 2l--2awt9Oct iu. Bait SUM-
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Completion of Panama Railroad.
Reduction Of Fare 10 California.

Reduction Of Fare 10 California.
sN. URted States mail steamships leave New York
~|SNSZ for Aspnwa the 5th and 20ih OF month,
SSln4ksA connecting with mail Panama
K1kAK3&26I5@ Francisco.
1es- steamships been inspected and approved
Department. and guaranty speed and sGtefy.
The Panama (5I
aud
checked in
embark
The money paid in New York all
aeservc steamers kept New York; Panama,
the route is entirely reliable.
Passengers leave Panama the Aspn-
wall
Conductors through by each steamer
women aud children without other
For through tickets lowest apply
West street, New York, l. w. RAYMOND
mnYh--ln
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nLENWOOD Cf1METEHY-oAice No. e91 Pennsylvania
NJ OF 10th
laid plan the celebrated OF
New York, and situated the high
90 the gateway This company have received charter
nppropang their
fee title The urchascr prohibiting from
Legislation otherwise, which importance
wish their dcnA where placed
becoms custom in all cities whom the burial ground
valuable for other purposes,
e"ssy in,c large pitt nHd legal prevent
given the ground.
N. -OMce open from ~, pnpphlss with
the bylaws, and all bc
obtained also. orders for e r. Har
rs No 40 Seventh street. any other undersker win prompt
sishacn June 17--diy
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DclaMare CoIIeee.

TUE first term Of the college win
mence on the S9h August, ani
pian OF embraces
and the scienufc either may take in full on in
part Particular attention and 10
veyng. - '' -"
The sessions ofe academca unde the care OF
W. Weston A. NJ correspond with those of the college.
PH further particulars address
NswARK, fDel.D July 10, 1865. y f's
l3-iaw6w
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Preparatory Department.
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
WAsnIEoros, ID. Z.
Al oItINcur a NJ p,lrcino,.

A. j. QUlNCIiE, A. M, Principal.
Pupils prepared classical philosophical
OF the Colleges anf complete business education
those who desire appropriate classes OF this school
aud OF the College
principal for years been engaged with
Mississippi teaching classical school The faculty
College their thus The pupils
thorough discipline the College itself
extends llth the College grounds
and omnibus Will, d expected, be provided.
The foi year is $50
begins the Wednesday September and closes
the last Wednesday ia June.
Information may be made The principal
10 any ot the faculty trustees Of The College.
Sep Il--esdl0tA
The daily union., 1855-10-18

NEW Fall ana Winter GO0ds.-W. II. STANFORD,
~ Merchant Tailor No 4S5 avenue
OF Third street, has returned from New receiving
his and elegant stock of goods adapted fall winter
to which he would respectfully invite The attention OF bis
and the public Returning his thanks the liberal
0forc bestowed would diligence and
will be taken elegant style TO m
and finish, the possible price
Aiso, beautiful stock OF furnishing goods
Sen w3,yir
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+ No. 543.l
Sept o3-2aw6w

NOTICE OF the discontinuance o the land office rf
~ Vncennes, Indiana
NoTIcE land Office VINcEssEs
temporary public
notice No 53l dated February H. 1885, for therein
toned discontinued and the public lands
and in said district
the land Office sa
ceiver for which office will public
they win be prepared applications for any
lands at their office.
Given under hand the city Of Washington day
September, A. ID. 1855. THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Sep 2-law6w (Intel and Sar.l
The daily union., 1855-10-18
Law school OF Cumberland Universlty, at Lebanon,

Law School OF Cumberland University, at Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Caru,hen late Of The circuit
Hon Nathan Green of the ndses supreme
Hon. Bomfed L. Ridley, the State
Judges Carnthers Green
to the school,
Plan Of nsTnctionl. Daily examinations
text books No regular of
daily lessons IN the progress of the examinations
=. Weekly wI
dehis commence suits statement of
and them through all
Practice The framed require
dcnce IN the usas Some OF taken appeal
supreme which is held monthly class in
public az the end Of every session The students
ms jurors circuit Judges and chanceors, official ca
bacies connected with their
Sesston-The first the third
ember and ends third Thursday February
menees the succeeding Monday in February
Thursday in July.
Expenses per sessionTution fee $780, advance; conngen
81 boarding about $50 own hooks
which can he had in the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four course, unless the Hu
dents No m M
mission There four regular classes. may enter az
any time during the collegiate year.
There Is moot legislature connected with the school,
Number ofstudents the last collegiate year eighty
ROBERT l., ChRUTnERS,
Feb li-eoly President Board o Trustees
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Aching Commissioner of the General /
NOTICE TO pRE-EMPTloN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled right Of pre- empiion any OF the
within townships and of townships above
required establish 10 the satisfaction of the
and
practicable seeing
the pubic
bracng claim will be
JOHN HOOD,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Ofice
July "a lawl3w lntel, and Star.l
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Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought 10 MIN
Should auid acquaintance be forgot,
A.,I d,x,a a..s. Il las.

" Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And brought min
Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And days % aud lang syne.n
The members of the senior ending June, ls33
the junior class ending June, 1892 Soph
class of ending 1891
ending Junc, $780, hereby assemble
Washington, d. c., by the thd March, D. 1857,
10 brighten the links Of The chain of love aud enGsho which
lives greeting sympathy, nntmely
some OF their promising compeers.
preliminary the self appointed win be
beld the first Monday September a. d. 1866 the United
States HOTEL Chesnut Fourth Fifth Streets
which those members classes whom
venent invited when the will
adopted 10 secure as fun an attendance possible
In the those this addressed be
good enough 10 furnish the ohe committee by mail with
their respective post Offices
EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ. D.,
OF Trenton, N. j.. Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER g. HART, NJ. D.,
PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania,
j. NEWTON LGHTNER,
of ufLapcsster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
Winston, AHeehany Co, Md,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
OF Dastr Iron and Glass Works, N, j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
OF Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
IoHH Wr1pMAs, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 25--lawtaiar3 fIntsiliacncer
Al civilized
ed 10 notice this advertisement editorial
visions OF the globe all
states OF America requested
coonaiy between this date and the % of March,
The daily union., 1855-10-18
Proposals for Furnishing the Paper for the
Public Printing.

oFHoE surERIETHNDEsr PUnIIo PRINTIssi
Washington, ssptsnbes 80, soS
IN pursuance of provisions Of the Act provide
cutting public printing &e approved August 49, s sealed
hrsi I'D da) December twelve O'Clock, for
furnishing the that be required for the public printing tor
commencing The let day Of December 1885, and ending
on the let day Of December, 1856.
THIS subaned t specifics nearly be Geertaned the
quantity quality, and description OF each kind OF paper that w be
required.
CLAssI. -
10000 rsams printing paper uneaeadered by
81 inches, and 10 weigh forty ye pounds TO the Of
$50 sheets.
cLAss2
1000 printing paper eaendered "a by 80
inches and weigh diy fis pounds to The Of 4so
Sheets
cLAss3
5000 reams supehne sized and caondered printing paper
measure "a by % inches and - weigh my Two pounds TO
CLAss4
nlrasura "a by - inehes and 10 weigh light
pounds TO the realn OF 4e0 sheets
Glass 5.
900 superhne caendred map pap such
sizes be required, corresponding weight wih
paper 10 by "a inches, weighing twenty
pounds per rcam OF 4e0 sheets.
CLAss6
be rcqured0 10 by 81 inches, such weight
per ream may be required.
The fibre Of paper each the above b. OF linen
and foai all adu,eatun other sub
sheets each, and in hupds OF Two each each
1s0 perfect sbeeis Uniformity Color hcknes and wegAt
Will be required aud bundle exclusive of wtappe
under bve cent from the standard weight viii be re
ceived aud Tie weight VIII all required Mixing
Of rckesses In he huudIe make weight
will be considered violation OF ,he contract.
The daily union., 1855-10-18
Feb Il-eoIy

MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover Street, Boston h,
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged, furnished
athe modern
ion OF the travelling public.
Dec IDLY
The daily union., 1855-10-18

dozen axes, 10 weigh from ~ 20 ~ pounds
80 do hn,chcrs, weigh u pound
do broad axes, ordinary size
Said goods to be furnished At Boston, New York Phadsra
be specified the accepted bids and the deliveries thereof
during year 1856 may ordered Com
The right VIII be 10 require greater or lees quantity
the articles named than thai rpeeided in the above bedu
tna, may be needed a, the lowest market prices.
~ viii be preferred but samples and eos
foreign fabrics win be necessary in proposing domestic article
bid
The articles 10 must respects conform TO-
eqa wn samples recently selected which may
this oee such sanes Of American manufacture be FUR
wit, the samples by agent or agents appointed for that
The
qured kind quality within three days. or that be not done
the goods received invoices thereof certified by the
oT " ne m @ Will vo o mo,e ore smrs @ M 1 hoae sn
fciency be certified by United States judge district
The proposals embrace the articles, with he quantities
thereof they in the foregoing schedule with the
prices TO each in doar- and cents at which they wiz he
each class They should be submitted with the following heading:
Tor wei hereby furnish for the service Of the Irdn
dated september a. 1866 following articles prices there
"a e s @ % ne $ sas n o. p,g
paia, Baumere Pisbrs caeinnsu, Louis, Chica
,me during year nny be ordered BY
@ @ "s c w auo
qualities goods and The lowest nnrke, prices such other a
different
qured Indian during 1856,
deliverable above he
The words in whole in part more than cass be
will thin
accordingly, and security
Indian Aiirs, for the faithful performance
same.n
Bach proposal also be accompanied by guarantee The
following signed by persons,
mo
ally officially known TO the department.
lor wei hereby the above bidders
shall be
or e foregoing bid proposal win and give
the performance iherco
for proposals for Indian goods, 2s and
or WEI and all damages
led the Indians suffer
the ptrt ofthe said bidder" Tor hidd rsl
No win be strictly conform
the terms and directions OF this advertisement
GEO, w. MANYPENNY
Commissioner.
Sep 25-d3saawtocf3i lint & sar1
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wa n. MILLER.
WIN. y. BRowE.
Miller & Brown,
roRsEYs s-Ar Law
IfusLfuefao M ~

MILL attend 10 business before
Of claims and United staies
once, 7th street. opposite the General Post ofce
July l9-9aw3m
The daily union., 1855-10-18
Spcctscles.

GOLD silver fine steel and plated specaces eye glasses &c.
all focuses, with perifoca paraboa glasses
long experience gives peculiar advantages selecting
adapted to the eyes ofwcarers
NJ. W. GALT n BRO,
32f Penn. avenue between Ninth aud Tenth streets
Ian 99-u
The daily union., 1855-10-18

III in Q.
Tanners Clinical Medicine
The Yellow Mask, from Dickenss IisusehoId Words
The Confessions Of Pretty Woman by Mise Pardoe
The Jealous Wife by Miss Pardoe.
Fruits Vegetables all
how TO obtain them. Price i2k
Sept FRANCK TAYLOR
The daily union., 1855-10-18
Proposals for Indian Good.

DEPARTMENT INTERIOR,
Once Indian Affairs
september "a, 1858.
cRALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals tor Indian Goodsn
ID will be received Oise Of Indian Affairs Wahinson city,
anil no o'clock Wednesday, The 5lst foy OF October
Tor Furnishing goods Indian d. pamrn lot iuniBg
Indian ubes and other Indian purposes
Etink
The daily union., 1855-10-18

NOTICE. win sell the lot street, opposite franklin
~ Square, the third 18Th street.
foot liberal terms OF payment which be
Commodore Smith, the Bureau OF Yards
twenty feet X extending hundred and forty
north a thirty feet alley. ALBEIT SMITH.
Aug 3--9awaw
The daily union., 1855-10-18
No. 5i4
Notice OF the Keopening DanvIIIe Land ONCE
N

GENERAL LAND OFFIcR, Sept 10, 1855.
INSTRUCTIONS have this
and receiver OF the Danvie Office
of the vacant lands remaining said district
public notice from The date OF the receipt Of said instructions
reopening Of their Office and the which applications
be received by them.
THOS. a. HENDRICKS,
Sept2l-2aw6w lIn'el & Star1 Commissioner.
The daily union., 1855-10-18

Decisions of the supreme Court of the United
States.
JUDGE CURTis's EDITION.
Three poiunes,
This day published by
LITTLE, aaowN, ~ co,
Law and foreign booksellers liz Washington street Boston,
Reports OF the Decisons the supreme OF tho
United states,
With Notes and Digest.
BY b. X. CURTIS,
One Of the Associate Justices of Court.
Vols. $50 svo. 80 per ,fume.
[From Prof. Parsons, ofihe Cambridge Law SCHOOL,
Judge Curtis is rendering profe service Of very great
importance IN bringing
and expensive volumes Let show by eNaspe taken only
eceuss happened 10 be the first
IN, In bis first volume the interesting
b. Insurance Company, which ap-
pcabe 10 an insurance by property OF the firm
occupies less tha In volume OF anch
tghose Ear
uceesso ts occupies But Judge Curtis
retains everything said by the Supreme who hy
shalt C ~ aud everything ftber which lawyer want or
And he puts this really much
easier 20 get The operation Of the thnn
original report The thing mink be found be literal
~ reference all OF ese volumes. His
densaon othis loose ony money but time and
1HEOPHlLUS PARSONS.
CAxBRIDor, August 10, 1855
Aug l7-2awsuf
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VIM. M. Mcrrick,
ATTORNEY AT Law,
No. IS Louisiana ap,

No. IS Louisiana apcnuc
WILL practise in the supreme Court of United States
w court OF claims and the several Of the District OF
iurlbia
Dec 27--3tawt
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Oct e-3iaw9p
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Nassau Han Caiiege of New Jersey, Princeton

Sept 29--law4w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-07

asking their friends 70 Withhold their names,
and unite with them in another selection.
some proposed to nominate The highest can
diiate by reclamation, It being Democratic:
others nid selecting the smallest candidate
was democracy; Others pointed % The Boz
as true test Hiram Hines then received
thar vote which br1ush, him forward his
r7mars, were " the right sort, and were ~
crtyri With pleasure hy those who were de-
tsm.u.l 90 know no defeat As he alng
hi, aag o. the hreg1s 70 was uunmishol hy
amy sort ~ s1rhistry. H. ailonlis return
w' should seo mo- spot or neglected dug 0r
broken promise. ON itsflls. wclmay tho
Republican, or this district nrr their n.-
next Monday with such lender. and they
would 0Durrn Der -ist.r towns uCthis Co1u-
tg, O.. r.namisr that when democracy hal
o. 'r.. 'r. in jackson times. tlat Hartford
aHl Turner ver, wont G, swell chat proud
majority 1u0w her Suns Ike Der hi''s t.a;
ha,r u,,h.,rrl %, p,ltir-, OF the Northern
ha-t AMI protected her fruit, viii withstand
%, rrItir-. slavery anil hrin- fr-h much
iruit ,hlt viii cause thr rising generation gu
r.ui.r
some .rthe Leaders Of Cary ami PARIS in
thi, town win NOT swallow N'u,aIi'y
pills BE- thay arr c.4sl 'y Ju'-r Well.
4 VOTER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-07

as the whole amouu, Of drafts, aud
then il Is said it Is more than double the
sum ever before paid, al he erpon's Of he
County" Now, every one who is at all IA
miliar with tho business, knows that the
drdl,on the treasury in tn clerks favor far
exceed the amount paid at hs rIPeH'e Of ne
County, q portion Of hi, fees, as in criminal
matters, being paid at the " cIPmss " Of
the State.
Tho amount ordered tn be paid tho Clerk
by the $. J. Court We have net before rs.
But not a cent OF Il Is paid '' az the expense
Of che County" Tho amount ordered by
County Commissioners 70 horaid during the
time specified Is a. we have aid, precisely
sIj7,lO Of this S7l,l was Nr serving mo-
ticc, by order Of County Commissioner.
Packing and labelling papers by order olsa-
prsmr Judicial Court, Cash paid ont i1r
repairs, stationary, tc., and had nothing %
d, with Clerks f-.s whatever. Also Sl2,}o
was paid ior recording by special order OF
Court, old County C1mniisilncr's papers,
which should have been recorded hy. former
Clerk. making $3.50 which taken from
the Who'll, sum allowed, leaves S373,jl as
the whole amount Of clerk. fcc, allowed
Nr. Winter, ny tho County Commissioner.
a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-07
80 ont for Spurious Votos.

We understand there has bern = dccT
Hr'at among the Nehraskals in thi, Coun-
,y % circulate in every town and rlanta-
non " SPURIOUS VOTES, " containing tho
names ola ra-'of the Republican candidates
with the residue OF The ticket made MP of
ttsir candidates.
Thi, Plan r. rat mp by 0ur enemies %
CHEAT urureet'r- mon, anil crt votes
bunker candidates by haud and irc.r,
tn.
ICOE OrTT0I THESE TRICKS.
W. warn ~ our friend, in every town
,-l plantation % -rn-l a-1in-t tH. fraud
rrr, rt-nr, On cheat h.r.,t mon.
So chat Republicans ravr thrri-htt,krt
.-ft. hvurFrg'i.0. 1etrrr-v man rrm.
rrf.v- 'af-r casting BE-. vihtrrt.l.
.r,i.'11 arHs Democrat.
w.rr1r av. Don't RE CHEATED.
r.vr-. rrtrr 1.,rorr, ,t'rmu,, ~ rr-or-
rrrt. o.. 1.-aul vru.
Ff rn .rrrrr rrrrrrFl~r.r
rr 1.' chem. T.. sup, rrrrgss.'i MI
RIGHT. AND tN.r 81. e. ahead"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-07
Fan Er.uu>.. IT,, election, viii take

Hrarg.s Ouurf and PE, the most
celebrated Remelle. 1r the Cure OF SIRE
Arms. samuel Wentworth, OF Norway
Maine. wa, Tor Eve wears afflicted with sore
arms. there were four different ulcers on
them. anil tho tryinguaturc ofthi, business,
On t0uuuakerl made him 50 much worse p,
that despite 0this wishes, bee was compelled
90 reliu1uish il he tried various remedies
and they failed % benefit him, however about
thirteen weeks ago, az the recommendation
~ hi. friends, he had recourse 20 Holloway's
Ointment and Pills. which very soon made
him better, and he called on Professor Hol-
lowav, four weeks since 20 show him bis
arms, which we're quite well, and with
scarcely the scars percepublo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-07

Cauauses in Hartford

II.-rT.Hu. ~.rf"rT "r sd. lNHH.
uu saturday l.t. tu. r'g.1t.n, m.,
atthr Town t.a-. Oh. .lr..s candidate i.r
rtr voter, Hartford aaa T1u,r 4. .rr..
-ut thru 80 Augusta 90 ths next ra-...a.
turr Tho ar,t Convention being COMPOSED
ogrlr. democracy and pure Whi--ry. 0..
cur.sd ths hau-s. aud nominated John lar-
rafre. FaI.. A. the.r,lndlata Th.umr-'
union rrr,silrI arar- :hea's0i r.rrs. from
che hrt that their leaders bad learned from
thr missing ~ some Of th.is lEt s'..r, f'at
10 was AN mp bon bg,lu.- lr tae EaauAurg
Of Hartford auI Turner 90 s.al ta Augusta
any one that could stand ON uataia. and
uphold Nebraska P,srgsI. Ihearo1i C.u-
vsnt'0n then came iu. AMI alrr ca..,in.
their proper officers proceeded 60 ballot fr
their candidate, knowing ialI VOL E. Was o
delightful task for thc voters of this district
% send him % Augusta hseau-s De would
stand upon equal rights and uphold Oh,
principles Of Washington and Jefferson.
II. Hines. D. Parsons aad Vim. Irish r.
eeivsd the votes Of their particular friends,
Either Of them would have h0nored the
town IN any Office within her gift. Mr..
Irish AMI Col Parsons then addressed she
meeting in language that will long b r.
Hsnhsred ~ al ,hoss that wyre present,