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Mutriagts.

In Boston, Mr.. John G. Eveline, Of Boston, to Miss
Lydia A. Lewis, Of Kittery.
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Annual Meeting.

York and Cumberland Railroad Company,
THE Stockholders Of the York and Cumberland Rail.
road Company, are hereby no,ih, that their Annual
Meeting will be hell at the once Of the Company In
Portland on Tuesday the fourteenth day Of August next
ut ten o'clock In the forenoon n act upon the following
articles, viz.
urer. a..
q To see lfthe Stockholders win vote 10 change the
Bylaws Of the Corporation % ~ 10 reduce the number
3. To see ~hai other changes II any the stoekh0lder
viii vote 70 make In the bylaws.
T. To make choice Of Board Of Directors for the en-
suing year. ,.~.p.
come before them
By order Of the Directors.
JOSIAH PIERCE Jr., CLERK.
Portland, July %, 1855. s"So
Stockholders vii pass free over the road TO and nom
the meeting.
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NEW YORK, PORTLAND, MONTREAL
AND QUEBEC STEAMSHIP LINE,
Connecting with the Grand Trunk Haiirosa
<fEPS. The Al. nrst class steamers Cateaeu n,
S&Rkks and Westerapert, one year oI, ,o M
tons burtben, will leave PORTLAND and NEW iohh
every SATURDAY, until further notice. -
The propretors are determined 10 make this the cheap
est and most reliable route beAeen Oils pot and New
York. .,
Goods will be taken TO or from the Baltimore Nofek
and Richmond line q steamers without any charge Tor
drayage In New York.
Goods forwarded by this line TO Montreal, Quebec
Bangor Bath, Augusta Passport and H. John, Win des
patch, at the cheapest rates.
Freight shipped BY this line can be insured at the
lowest rates.
For freight OF passage, apply 10
Corner Albany L Washington sts., New York, O.
EMERY K Fox,
Cw3l Browns Wharf, Portland.
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Instructions on the Guitar.

MIR. BISHOP, Teacher Of the Spanish Guitar,
will give Instructions to those who may favor him
with their patronage on applying TO Nh U. u BSh
DEN, dealer In Periodicals, Music, anu iancy uoas
Mn, q. ID. ADAMS Music Rooms, No. 4 Washington
Block, up stairs. %
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NOTICE.

NOTICE /. hereby given to the Legal Voter, o. inc
city Of Bddeord TIA, The AMs IS., T, strss On
h ,s,h III I1th mat. sor the purpose OF receiving en
depce Of he qualifications Of voters whose names hA'e
no. been entered on the List Of Voters IN said Guy
l. LORING, JR., poard q Aldermen.
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~
WIN. PITT FEssENDEN, ISRAEL wAsHBURN
ANS0N P. MORRILL,, EDWARD KENT,
AMOS N0URSE, SANL P. BENSON,
SAMUEL NAVAL, FREEMAN H. MORSE,
JOHN J. PERRY.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
JOHN ?. HALE, JAMES BELL,
DANIEL 7. CLARK.
CONNECTED
Ex-Gov. CLEAvELAND, TRUMANSMTTH.
NEW YORK.
B. F. BUTLER, JOHN A. DIX
EDWARD FESSo,
CHARLES J. GILMAN,
HIRAM HUBBARD,
JAMES N. DEERING,
PHILAsDER coBuRs,
ALoSzo GARcELoN,
FRANKLIN CLARK, Republican
kBSER r. HALLowELL, STATE
N. G. HcHBoRS, Committee.
GEORGE powSEs,
J. s. MuSRoE,
JOHN b. MORRISON,
JOHN BRIDGES,
LEMuEL TRoTT,
WASHINGTON LONG,
July 20, 1855.
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Pork and Lard.

n . p.rr,ls Boston Mess FORK, a.. ..,. sv
20 Is barrels Leaf Lard Of suPs5,iSSs Sse Irsic.
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4, BROOKS INGRAHAM'S! F!
STATE OF MAINE.
Dissolution Of Copartncrship.

uE C,partnershp heretofore existing under the hrn
OF Mitchell 4 Phiibrook, has been this day dissolve
oil by mutual consent. ~ o.; y; MIL SpnaK'
Blddeford, August Q, 1855. -,--
The business will be continued by the subscriber,
where win be found choice variety OF Groceries, con-
,sng Of Tea Coffee Sugar. Cheese, and all the articles
usually kept In grocery store. Thankful ior n'ors
have engaged the services OF MI Massacre, TO assist me
M my store Promp. attention, good articles, and 'au
priccs, will be my motto. o. Y. MITCHELL,
p''N>' 40 No. Central Block.
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CHARLES HARDY

rrAs Twenty desirable House Lots within fvo
H or M minuie,' walk OF the Mills, which 10
will selI very low. Pnces Gom $50 10 $50 per
Io,. Most Of these lots arc fenced and In high
Also. a handsome field Of Grass Land for sale.
Terms 10 suit purchaser
Biddeiorj, June LIST, 1888. III
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Notice 10 Tax payers.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that, asreeAbly 70 an order
IN passed. by the City Council q the city a Biddeori.
70 ali persons who shall voluntarily pay the axes ssse'-
al te present yearon their pos and real estate,
% the Treasurer Of the city. there vii h an abatement
Of per cent n paid before the tenth day Of July
nsxt that therr VIII be an abatement Il per cent? on
p<r.onai AMI real estate only, IAi on 90 bsore tho
nrt day of sept, and per cent, paid 90 &C bsforo
the hrst day Of Octe'y.r next.
l.. LOPING, ia, Treasurer q Blddefoni.
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Republicans of Maine !!
A GRAND RALLY

or the People opposed 10 the National
Administration, and to the extension
OF Slavery over the terr .0ries Of
the United States.
THE CITIZENS OF THE STATE, who desire to help
i rescue this Republic from It's pers and downward
are requested to meet In MASS CONVEN-
nIn
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South Lilnington Seminary.
wedding Cake Boxes.

,,,EpDING CAKE BOXES, Pain and Fancy Enam
w elei Cards and Envelopes,
GEO. @. B0YDENS,
No. Washington BLOCK.
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Homestead for Sale,

CONTAINING twelve acres Of good land, q
II Cottage House, with eigh: rooms, shed ana
stable and other oubuildings, &c, all new and 10
good and pleasant location, IL being part OF the
estate belonging TO Widow Susan Long and stu
a,ed near Hollis Mills, West Denmark, Die.
Across the road from this is u farm OF iohy
acres, equally divided into iiage, pasiurage and
timber land, free from stumps and stones; Inc
whole will make ope of the best farms In Oxiord
County, very easy Of access. 1t Icing at the iorKs
OF several roads leading to Fyeburg, Brownheld,
and Bridgton.
fine Timber Lot OF forty acres, near the Saco
River, only quarter Of mile from good land
ing
The above will he sold together, or ia separate
lois. If not disposed Of at private sale, will be
sold at auction on the LIST Tuesday in September
next. For terms, apply to Col. James Walker, oi
Fryeburg, Me-, OF Of 7. s. Williams, Lynn Mas.
sachuseiis 20
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TO ST.

DY a lady, q PORTM0NNAIE, with . small
ID sum Of money, somewhere between Biddeford and
Iuxou, on "wednesday, August l, 1855. The finder
shal be suitably rewarded by leaving at TINS once Nv
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pRIGurON MARKEr.-Aur. ..

Portiani Advertiser, Inquirer, and Tenpsranoe Jo'
al, please copy)
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depth 10 your misrepresentation which we
may never pene,rate-,hcre is above all
GOODNESS 10 your impotence which ice cream
don't possess. Blu, how deplorable has tina,
party become which calls to aid such VIII
tiers rs yourself,-how deplorable is the con.
di.ion Of writer who invokes the spiii, OF
falschood TO accomplish his own foul pur-
poses. What greater show Of weakness
could you make than in the absence OF any
thing derogaiory to your political enemies
TO &c, up under The plea Of originality"
q base tissue Of untruihful statements, hav-
irg no more foundation than the baseless
fabric OF dream" VIVA, better tribute
could you pay to the Republican party than
TO say 10 the world, in order To bring odium
and reproach upon them we must attack its
members with low blackguardism-we
mus, have recourse to our inventive pow
ers, and ridicule them through the medium
Of a corrup, and venal press.
II ~ truly refreshing TO read his remarks
in regard to John T. French, which would
doubtless elici, reply from him were ii
no, his well known aversion to shooting
mosquitoes.
For ourselves we deprecaie personal
blacksuardism and despiss the person who
INDUCES in IL; bu, veriias can be pardoned
for any meanness from the indubilable fact.
that he is unworthy Of notice; and our
opinion OF him Is tina, the mos, DEPRIVED
candidates for the State Prison and House
oil Correction, are At heart a. much above
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JACK.
For SaalsliI-sixC<i EIaestrs


For Sanali-sixc<i E.:sGirs.
In n little precious stone,
What spIendor meets the eye
In a l,t'lo lump Of sugar,
How much o: sweetness lies
So in a little woman,
Love grows and muilip!ics
You rccoIlect the provcr5 says
,:si,, { a word unto the lSc.''
a peprercorn is vcry sasal,
But seasons every dinner
More than all The condiments,
Although it is sprinklcd thinner
But East so little woman is.
IL iovc will let yuu win her
There's not q joy IN all The world
You will not find within her.
And as within The little rose
You find the richest dyes,
And in a little gram of gold
t Much price and value lies,
AS from a little halsam
Much oder doth arise,
So in a lii!lc woman,
: There is tasIe Of paridisc.
The sky'lark and lhc ri9hl nga.Te,
Though small and light Of wing.
Yet warble swcetcr in the grove
Than all the birds that sing
And SO little woman,
Though very little thing.
!: Is. swecler than all The other sweets
Fen flowers that bloom. in sprln.
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NC.iaa

The subscriber having coU:,'cirh his ar.
rangcnIcnIs for making :ca:h i:iU.!, aud PAN
nell Doors !irgs leave 1" inform his iririd- and
The public. thai lie is prepared to furnish al
s!,nrl notice, Sash olal ,,.:r- primrd and ..azrti
Bli!is to :'l.i any sH" widows" Painted or iiu:
aud lannc!l ll"nr< q! nny size nr make. II prr
ton of public patronage is respectfully s"iicit"d
His work Is all done by iI;nsl o;l oul oi guui
season Eintrrial.
tosuit n'lows ofl2, 10, or ~ !inE,la.
JAMES BELL.
Sumicrvilc. April. Il. i-ji. II II
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A Coon PuN.--Onc of the witticst
6yous in the way Of punning was per.
Petrated fcw nights ago by gentle
man of Portsmouth,, at the Ladies
fafr.
A lady wished a scat. a port!y,
handsome gentleman brought one in.
stnnter and seated the lady.
oOh, you're Jewel" said she.
sob no." replied he, am a jeueHer,
I IinVe lust set Il ieMek.
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At Newcastle, II Young servant uir.

AT Newcastle, ~ young servant gir
devoted every minute Of her spare
time to making warm clothing for the
soldiers i'll the Cr.uca. An":'g other
articles contributed was pair OF
dra~ crs, and inside she tackled The
following nole:-"My Dear Soldier: /
have5had great pleasure in maxi, q
these drawers foryou, and hope they
will keep you nice and warm. hope
you Will get back to your country
Without losing either !"s .: a::n. J!
] were man | would come and hclp
YOU. If you can. let me know v 10
you are. fm your aiicc,ioua.c i.icuL,
MARY ANN
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"A professional gentleman Of our
acquaintance has hanging up in lis
room tine co!orcd engraving of the
head of, quadrupcd vuigarly knnwn
as jack.nss. Not lon. since friend
Of his dropped in, aud stopped before
the picture, gazed intcntly upon it,
for a few moments, and then sung "u,
abruptly, aid, as he imagined, very
vittiIy:
HalIo, doctor, is that your p rtrail?'
'Oh, ne, replied the doctor. cool ,
that's, simply looking glass.
ihe ';mXious enquirer suddenly
discovered tLa: he had some business;
down the street and departed.
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EoURTu OF MAHcn-W SELECT
Rp.--lt is said that Tic reason why til,
Fourth Of, March WAS chosen as The
day Gn the inauguration of the prrSi
dent of the United States was. Tic
Fourth of March in every 18th yea,
commencing from the first inaugura.
ton, cannot come on IL Sunday for Il;
least 800 years.
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81 have lived" said the indcfnlina.
bic DR.. u. ID. Clarke, "to know that
tho great secret OF human happiness i.
this: never to suffer your cncrgles to
stHgTate. The old adAgc Of too many
irons i'm the, fire conveys an abo'nina.
bic lie. You cannot have too many;
poker tongs aud all--kccp them all Il
going"
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Poetry.
For the Banner.
LINES TO ANNA (lmitation.)

LINES TO ANNA (Imi.ution.)
- '@s~ BY JAch.
Anna you seem little vex'd.-
Which makes my heart somewhat per.
pleX'd:-
And that sweet lip--you need not pout il.
And mako so much TO DO about it,
Because held YOU here and kist you:--
I'm sure your mother never mist you.
lf.A ~~~r~~~..-Os. .--->o~>o~
.ra: TO THE SAME (mialion.)
Anna my gi'I F! TO say you have no fire,
Straight%ay, methinks, would be called
s,ra liar
Although that eye, somein ines looks cold
or icy
Rknow that your young heart is warm and
spicy
And Of those lips, pve long and oft been
tempted
To steal kiss although the thing be kill.
ing;
But from the day IrHs so CIR exempted
Sweet rosy rake because you're NEST
too willing.
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10 PREVENT RARnlTs FROM BARK.
ING Fruit TnEEs.-We are Informed
by an experienced farmer of our Dis
trict, that annointins with bacon rymd
the trunk Of tho tree, from. the !sronn,I
mp beyond tile reach Of rabbits, will
ciiectua!ly prevent their depredations.
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CosrLX WoRsnIp.-ChnI ch going
has become very exp nsivc matter in
San Francisco. at u sale of Icws,
sevcral sold as high as twelve hundred
dollars, Equivalent to about s23 Ter
Sunday.
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Choice Old Brandy and
w N H. y

We have now in store some very supe-
rior Otl Brandy which has been selected
by ourselves for me9!cinal purposes. Its
age and mildhess together with iss purity,
will be OF great consequence to insasias
who arc neccssitaied to use it.
-ALSO.-
variety OF very select Wines consulting
nf
OLD Fa@deira, Old Port Wine,
hSPoNvn sherry, R'ale Sherry 81
Pure Glarct SY5..e,
Imported by ourselves, all Of which we
warrant genuine, and OF the very best
quality.
For sale by
cartwright &. BARKULOO,
Court House Range, Colnmb,a, 3; G..
Jn'y 2G, 1854 80 Il
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TIE STRAIT GATE.-The strait gate
of the gospel is wide enough to admit
sinner, but too narrow for the ;id.
mission Of any sins.
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A COOP TnouGHr.-'Though it be
not in your power" said Marcus Au.
reI'us, ITO be a naturalist, a poet, all
orator, or mathematician; it is in
your power to be q virtuous man,
which is the best of ALL"
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HENRY MUTT,
Factor and Forwarding
AN,&SNAMMIa
WILMINGTON. NC,

Will give promp, personal attention 10 the,
sale, or forwarding et Cot,enr Naval-storesr
or any other produce or to The purchasc
and forwarding Of Merchandise
EEFEEENeE:
f. p. HAEr, Pre't Dt'hBk. Whining
DIR. THos ii. WRnnr, ton,
o. G.PARsLEY, Pref C'lB'k } N. c.
Gen. w. w. HAELLEE. M,;
MrDoSsap &, CRAwroRp, '."'''
Col. f.. w. CHARLES, n.,:
G.I- w. MccALL, Darlington
Maj. WE fA:NswoRTn, s,.,,
JonS J. MOORE. o"'''c''
Get. s, 1881 4S Iy.
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Jew David, Or Hebrew
P}acfar

The great remedy for Rheumatism. Cou,.
Pain in the Side, Hip, Back. Limbs ana Joints;
Scroinla. Kings Evil, white Swelling, liar,l
Tnmors, Still Joints, and all fixed pains what
ever.
Where this Plaster is applied pain carno,
exist.
1t has been beneficial i'm cases Of weakness,
such as Pam and Wca hness in the Sturnach
Weak Limbs, Iancncss, Affection If the
Lungs i'll their primary stages. 1t destroys H.
Illumination by psrspira!ion.
James l.. Boyd, Pickcns District. South Car.
oina, tcstiirs thai by its use alone he was
cured of Rheumatism in botl, of his knees, Of
several years sanding.
Tie following was handed us by u reSpec,n-
bic Physician III Georgia
MEssEs. SCovIL - AIEAD.-Gcnts {: I have
been using your Livcrworl and Tar Hebrew
Plaster very extensively in my practice for
| three years past. aud il is with pleasure that
state my helie! in their superiority over all
other articles, with which ! am acquainted for
the purposes for whici, they We're recommend
ed. The Hebrew Plaster, especially. is an
universal panacca for local pains. have also
found ii Il most excellent app!ica lion for
Sprains, and Bruises. 1t gives universal salts
faction wherever used
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pLANrUHS. AND D1i'EN~
|. 1T" mnIcriInr'i. form rly Of NV lnrsI
tily. hri nova 81 permanent resilient ut' Char.
iv$i"n. Am prepared Ia do anything u, IL.
one Of IL General hrcucy ami tumlui>.ion
business cn'?''>i"! I" irr. Will Errk" r'rctn-
srt "i Dry '."0dS. GrorrrirS iIurd>yarr, nn,is.
Hh""S. Fancy t""!s. Drugs. rn;:,s. OlS
irNitS. lcwnlry. Confectionery. Bnois. S,n
il"nrry, Liquors. E!n,Iing. or ANYTHING cl&c
that can he obtained either il. III. city or Ncw
York, Boston or piiiulri;i.ia auf rn a.. 200!
lr'iilS il H", better DIAN ,l,r Merchants; or
Planters themselves could ht: them. thereby
:nNi!I them The necessary "Nurl,ttHli rS p.li,rs
Attending u Ii.it Ia ilIiS city | y.iil also at
i"ii'l Pr"mpiy /" any Banking or Insurance.
iIisnr.* that ray ~, favored With and Will
max" payment ut debts. From my long cx
parcmcr IN Il general mercantile business |
t'n iniiy c"nrincc,! that eau gNr prlii.c sal
i>ac!I"n and suit the most i:.s.iliuts taste in
nv r'!rcit;ns. For my services shall re-.
f-''r Il moderate Ctmn,iSSiuii, according 10
!itc nature u The business.
DANID ". hXLAN.
o:.:cr oyer !iir,I's S.uc,. - iiin..str.r,
Charleston, y. {.
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S. S. OSIlN, N. d.

knoxville. Ga, March .i,l, 1862.
The following communication is from an
agent resiiing NJ Trenton. 'rcnncyaca
RENroN. Gibson Co.. Tenn, Nov. : 10.
AlESsRs. SCOvII IL 1lEAp.--tcn.lrmr,l The
Hebrew Plaster is becoming popular il, this
section, There is Il lady in this county whu
say" she would NOT he Wi'h"ni his Plaster for
I'VE hundred dollars year. She was afflicted
"a: s;:!:ii. !:;!,: w::i! ~ enlargement ui the
spleen, which gave her great deal nl uai..-
hr swelling aud pain had rNivtn'ci NJ, nearly
10 Tia" armuil an! oc"nsirnuI!y she cn,,I
scarcely breathe. She WAS cou!iua l,Irl con.
i'y s'Isic q" our physicians, it.i The. gave her
M rric!. She procEc,.t! i box Of lr Hebrew
Fitslrr. and il relieved hrrIl!"si i'unriipr.ly.
an" now sLr hecp.n stp,'l! ~ Il "n :r.nl coi.-
san'iS. Inr>G inc,S !"'; ar a: l!h'g:v ID "a.
as y"u iaiiA l,TDn.--'.i"y a:r s:.bsl,nli..i.v
true. E-arrcIiI..V uirs. Nr
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--2>!1 D-99 c.SSS9 CSCSo
IN This place. which they are prepared to
S"! n prices. lower llsan any o her cstab-
I:Shn!rnl III Columbia.
Their Clothing is manufactured l,v them
selves With particular reference r, lh,s
market, and ijirv ie,.l warranted 10 say il
Is nI"r.pr !" none. anf SUPERIOR TO
MOST CLOTHING offered in any part
al The country. Their business is con
Luct"d npnn lhn one price cash principle,
ana the price of their gonds marx cd in
p'ln iiL.r"S upon each article hv VIII Sii y
uni!urihiy q! prIcc Is observed, and The
h+'Sp"r snc"l n.lvpr i cuabtn.i 10 makr
IL : p''rthasrS ~ nS low II rate, as the more
HNp"r"'Gcri and better i!h.c. Persons
v!s'.ng C"!nns5m arr res Heclinlly invited
10 IN cNhr'nnrn on of nvr stock and prices
February ij;h, fSfl. l6-lv.
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W. ~ y y !.ik i.''. ~. -.
For.i iilc, h!guiur CavH;v. TIA.
To McssrS. Sruyil y Arai. \. g.. la.
tW DANiD'S Gn HEBREW PLASTER
IL NON IL C-Al,D.:

IN NoIiiI CNi.bi.;N
McSsra. Scuvl. X M"H: have been from
ed with ,hc chrome .l,a,uaiian ;nr Tie i;l
twelve years. On tie i.el ol .uIy, 1879, /
was ;" tit,! thar cu''!d nrl i",. ;I.,, 1T ~ ,,
anl IT, i,.Jn 80 .n,tr'. .iirt' 4HH 40! Si.p &
Hi;!h IIr six u.si%. 49, H.. ..... 'y, a.i,..l!
;.hys!c.an PIE criS ii IA. ,h.rw IA. rrG =
ami i: nCir! !,hr s.,.rul: he ln.in f; mn.
AN slept more .i!i:n ;.ii ,!,c '!l,i, ANA ia
three days WA ..l!c 10 ri.. rui. . ou.,,I..rr
ti:: . ll-hrrN i'la%."r liz h.-,tc,.,.!y 10.
AL sort" I'll pain !I1w III usr.
g. ". M'3iNN.
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The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-23

PARTY PREJUDTCE.--A good annec-
dote is told Of a countryman from New
York, who was visiting Washington at
the time Mr.. Van Buren was Vice
President. Our friend was red hot
democrat, and of course held Mr.. Van
Buren in the highest reverence. He
sat in the circular gallery Of the Senate,
gazing at the Vice President with
mingled feeling of awe and State pride,
VIII en- suddenly tall and majestic form
appeared at the side of the hall and
beckoned to Mr.. Van Buren. There
was little business doing, and the Vice
President, calling Senator to the chair,
joined the person mentioned, when both
seated themselves on sofa, both snuff
ed from the same box, the hand of the
Vice President was laid playfully on the
knee of his companion, and every now
and then hearty laugh would escape
them, showing that whatever might be
the topic they were discussing, it was
agreeable to both of them. Is that
Mr.. Calhoun with the Vice President =
inquired our country friend. No, sir.'
Is it Mr.. Benton p No, sir Is
| it Gen. Wall p No, sir May l
ask who it is'' why, that is Mr..
Clay 'Mr. Clay p almost shrieked
the man-does Mr.. Van Buren, speak to
hiv! Rot me if ever l vote for him
again y and the countryman stalked
from the hall, firmly believing the coun-
try vas lost.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-08-23

A RELIGIOUS CoURTsHIP. "A young
gentleman happened to sit at church in
pew adjoining one in which there was
a young lady, for whom he had conceiv-
ed sudden and violent passion, and
was desirous of entering into courtship
on the spot; but the place not suiting
formal declaration, the exigency Of the
case suggested the following plan He
politely handed the fair lady the Bible
open, with pin stuck in the following
text-2d epistle of John, 5th-' and
now bescech thee, fair lady, not as
though | wrote new commandment
unto thee, but that which we had from
the beginning, that we love one anoth-
err She returned it, pointing to Ruth
ii, 10Th Why have found grace in
thine eyes, that thou shouldst take
knowledge of me, seeing | am stran-
ger ? He returned tho book, pointing
to the 10Th verse of the second epistlo
of john Having many things to write
unto you, | would not write with paper
and ink but l trust to come unto you,
and speak face to face, that our joy may
be full From the above interview IL
marriage took place the ensuing week.