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In this town. Feb. Is nisheto Antholn, wis q Neal
Antholn, aged q years and months.
In this tIv FEB. Il, Robert Haley, ag-d 81 years
In this town. fes. 10, lucy n, Clark daughter % Al
fed Clark, aged years and months
InLymAn, Villa Huri, % Dr. nfuni, ared years.
In Afrd, 18th inst Mr. Evat Willard, aged 90 years
In Pos'ssouh, sth Inst, Vim. Francis Chapman, aged
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Ocean Bank.

THE Stockholders Of the Ocean Bank are here
by notified TO meet at their Banking. House
on Saturday, the 10th day OF March next, at
O'Clock in the afternoon. to take into considera
ton an act Of the Leg stature, entitled "An &C
10 increase The Capital Stock OF the Ocean Bank,
and for the transaction Of any other business that
may properly come before them.
BY Order OF the President and Directors.
G. LlTrLEFlELD, Cashier.
Kennebunk, Feb'y 20, 1855.
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MA RRIAG ES.

In saeo 81 inst, by XII j. fstnAh, Vim. o. Hooper o
Biddefori, 10 olive X. Wakefield Of Ksnn 'eunkpor on
the lih by the sane, Daniel l. adlock Of Biddeord
Martha A. Roberts % Saeo
In saco 18th Instant, ny Rev. J. Keely, Mr. Hiram n
Mken, % saeo. 20 Miss Eivira J. Eden, % Buxton
In Buxton, lat Inst, Mr.. Ambrose Paul 90 Rildsfbrd
% Miss Helen Amanda Roberts % watsrboroagh.
In waterboroush, Mr.. John 8. Caru 10 Miss Susan
Roberta. both Of W.
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Al Court Of Probate held at saco, within and
for the County OF York, on the first Monday IN
February, In the year Of our Lord eighteen hun
dred and fny.hve, by the Honorable Joseph J.
Nys, Judge Of said Court
IN the petition Of Mary J. Robinson, guardian o
| " james A. Robinson,a minor, AID child of Albert
Robinson. late Of Kennebunk, In ssid county deceased
Representing that the go0ds. chaitels and credits OF
her said ward ARE not sufficient To answer the just
debts, expenses of maintenance and charges OF Guar
dianship, by the OF ninety dollars, and praying
that license may be granted her 10 sell and convey
much OF Oh, real estate Of her said war; may he
necessary to satisfy the claims foresaid and also to
raise one hundred dollars more, In anticipation Of
uccruing expenses:
ospERrp = That the said petitioner give notice
thereof to all persons interested In said estate, by
causing q copy Of this order 10 be published three
weeks successfully In the Union and Eastern Jour
nal printed II Bddsford, In said County, that they
may appear at a Probate Count, tn be held at ND
defo,d In said county, the first Monday of March
nett nj ten OF the clock In the forenoon and shew
cause f any they have, why the prayer of said petit
wv" Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A true copy, Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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Al Court Of Probate held al saco, within and
for The County Of York, on the first Monday In Feb
ruary, IN the year OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and fny.hye, by the Honorable Joseph T..
Nye. Ju dse Of said Cout;
JOHN Pray, Guardian Of Andrew ]. Eastman, a
81 minor, aud child Of Andrew J. Eastman, late Of
Parsonshed, in said County, deceased, having pre-
scented his first account Of Guardianship Of his SAID
ward for allowance:
ORDyRED That the said Guardian give notice to
all persons interested, by causing copy OF this order
10 be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, In the Union
and Eastern Journal, pristet at Bddeford, In said
county, TINT theymay appear ut Probate Court TO
he held ut Diddeford, In said County, on the hrst
Monday OF March nett, Rt ten Of the clock In the
forenoon and shsw cause. ifany they have, why the
same should not DO allowed.
Attest,--FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A true copy. Attest-FRANCI5 BACON, Register.
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NOTICE. We have a medicine that will cure
CoUGHs OF every description, Immediately. We
say this because IL has FEVER failed to cure in a
single instance. II was discovered by TIA late
the mos, successful Physician n treating diseases
Of the Lungs, in the State, who used u in his
private practice many years Al present il will be
for sale at our shop only hut we shall soon be
able 10 supply any demand for IL
SHAW & CLARK, Jewellers
NJ Biddeiord, Me
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A CHANGEABLr CLIMATE. A corespon.
dent Of the Portland Advertiser, writing
from Fryeburg, Me-, says tina, the range Of
the mercury m his thermometer during the
past eigh, months had been 1917 degrees
the highest having been 80 degrees ABOVE
zero. and The lowest 3s1a below.
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Freedom, Notice.

'tlS csrilhes tina, have this day given TO nv
L son, LoRsSzo Skiit.lS. his tune TO trade and
act 'or 6hn-e'i-hat shall claim none OF his en- rn
mss W pay any debts OF his contracting af,er this
date. JOSIAH sKITJIy
Witness, L. LoaISo, Jr. i''
Biidelord, Feb. - 1855. a~e
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s. n. brakes Estate Z.

THE sub~e rib,r has been appointed Adminisira.
i tor Of the Estate OF Simeon b. Drake, late OF
Portsmouth, n. H., deceased All persons having
demands against said E.ia,e ARE requested TO
prrs.ut the same and all persons indebted TO
aid Estate are called upon TO make payment.
STILLMAN d. ALLEN, Adm'r.
Kittery Jan'y, 1855 3w-S
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted TO me are informed tina,
"A their bills are nj present In the hands Of A. d.
Mesd., who can he found at the old stand, No.
Hooper's Brick Block. All indebted ATE pariicu.
ulsriy requested to settle Immediately.
3w7 q. A. G. RANDALL.
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BRIGHTON MARKEr.-Feb.s 8.

AT Market oSs Beef ca,te, 29So Sheep and TO swine
Beef Catile-we quote extra fs,25 so; first qua
lay $3.50 s., 90, second quality ss,'s sT,ss; thr
quality s6,2S.
working Oxen-No Sales.
Cows and Calves-Sales from 81 q $40.
sheep-Sales from 81 IS q IS 50.
swine--At retail, ffom q Ola.
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Albion r. Moody,
Sash. Blind & Door Manufacturer

MR.. MOODY may be found q, all hours Of the
Nl day, in his Shop, in the Yard of the saco
Water Power Co., formerly occupied by }: W.
Ureenleaf, ready and prepared TO make Sash
Blinds, and Doors at short notice, and ut fair pni
ccs. and to attend TO jobhing generally.
Dddeford, Dec, q, 1854. no 81 II
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no>roN NIARKEr.-F.h. ~.

Fiour-western superhns, ssTsI fancy . 81, dens-
sss extra, sii % sii 70.
Graln-Sou,hern Yellow Corn Il Selling at 81 3, and
white at 0S. Oats IS 90 cts. Rye, In lots, 81 30.
Hay-Eastern Is selling at 81 per ton, cash.
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BERWICK ACADEMY.

TINE SPRING TERM Of this Institution will
i commence THURSDAY, Feb'y q, 1855.
INSTRUCTORS.
Rey. Moses II. WILLS, Principal Teacher OF
the Ciasacs add higher English Branches.
Miss ApBY T. WELLS, Pnncipal Teacher o. INC
Female Department, and Teacher Of French ana
Linear Drawing. 81
Mr.. ANN r Wells, Teacher OF spanish soa
German, and assistant In tho C'ss''oA' DeP''
s TTyrrfoN s5 90 per term. Board In private
,..,;i,.s Sr,m q 90 10 90 90 per week.
'aHni''''' "' II. II. HOBBS, Secretary.
South Berwick, Feb. ,, 1853 Two
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sIO REWARD.--LOST,

A SMALL POCKEr.B0OK. containing
n about sos IN bank bills, one Note OF hand.
signed by Freedom Parcher, payable to the sub
scriber. for about $50 also a Note OF hand Tor
about 81. signed by Edward Milliken, and other
papers Of value. Any person returning the same
shall receive the above reward; and for any part
Of the same, a suitable reward will he paid;
WIN SAWYER
p;lj.c,nl F,b'v q 1915 s3w-5
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NOTICE

ToBS OF WOOD TURNIN @, SAVING. md
- TgSASriSo, done at the New Wood SHIN on
Factory I-a,d. iocnery occupied hy r Deer
ing. STAIR BANfSTERS AND Newell :
FOR SALE CIRCULAR SAW To LET a,
% eta per hour. s. T. SHANNON.
sAeo, February II, 1855. ow7
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Devine's Compound Pitch
LOZenges!

whoopiny Cough, Group, Asthma,
and c consumption.
WARRANTED TO CURE!
Two boxes have cured bad Cold.
Two 10 six boxes have cured Raising OF Blood.
Three 10 I've boxes have cured whooplng Cough.
Two 10 four boxes have cured Group.
Rive 70 eight boxes have cured Asthma.
Six to twelve boxes have cured Consumption.
Manufactured by 8. ID. FULLER L CO, No. 4 Wilson
Lane, Boston.
p X SLATER Co., wholesale and Retail Agents
No. 8 fremont Temple, Boston, Mass.
lr Sold by Druggists and Merchants generally
throughout the country also by the Manufacturers, No
Wilson Lane, Boston, Mass.
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To the Gentlemen

ENTLEMEN who like to wear A NEAT
" SErTINS GARMENT, can have one TO
their entire satisfaction nv ealing at
eft OWEN g. MOULT0N'S.
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7 e r M 8

French, Italian and Spanish languages, and the
higher branches Of Mathematics are taught
Young lnen preparing for college, will Ind this q
desirable institution for that purpose.
Board in private families near the Seminary
may be had for 81 so TO So 90 per week. includ.
ing wood and lights
JAMES MACARTHUR,
Sec'y Of the Board Of Directors.
Jan. %, 1855. 4wi
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DAVID EAlES.

COUNSELOR s. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
U OFFICE in HOoper's Block, Bildeford,
Me. SIT
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scAMMAN & eRANe E R

G GORGE L. GO0DW IN.
pIII Subscribers, having bought the Stock Of Hard
ware Goods, Of q. I. GoopvIx VIII carry on the bus
mess at the old stand, usual We shall keep on hand,
All the articles commonly found In Hardware Stores To-
,,sher with Steel and Iron Also Brxxxo flrip, CAn.
suxxk Lam Oh and PAINTS AID Otls. fair share Of
aTGsu scAMMAN GRANGER
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A LII persons having clothing Ia their posses
"A sion, taken from [. H. Pinkham, will receive
pay for making the same by returning 1t lMME
bIATELYto
w. RI. FIELD, No,4 Empire Block,
6-3w Liberty Street, Biddelord.
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Proofs of the grea, superiority Of DIR. WIS
TAR'S BTLSAM pour in from all parts of the
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South Limington Seminary.

THE Spring Term of this Institution will CON.
i mence on WEDNESDAY, Feb. 2lst, under
the instruction OF Mr.. Henry Dunlap, A. N. Prin.
cipal, with suitable assistants.
TER M 8:
Common English, .................... ..S3 %
Higher English. ."...3 %
Languages, ....'.................. a W
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JUST RECEIVED
OWEN & M0ULT0N'S,
agood assortment Of goods suitable for
Business Coats and Pantal0ons,
which they offer a, VERY Low PRICE.
Saco, Jan. 30, 1855. 6-tf

House ~ LOT 1Of sale.
THE subscriber offers for sale his House and
l. Lot, situated on Pike Street, second House
below Cross Street, Biddefori, containing seven
finished rooms, with q wood-shed attached, and
a wei OF water with q chan.punp, within ten n.
of the door. The vacant land Of said lot affords
an excellent garden spot. For further partcul.rs
@'f'"' ~ CYRUS PHILBRICKi
Biddeford, Feb'y Z, 1925 6-u
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Attest, JAMES oTis MCINTYRE, Clerk.
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STATE OF MAINE.

Dncemher oS. 1874.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-04-07
ECUADOR AND THE UNITED STATES.

ECUADOR AND THE UNITED STATES
Translated for the North Carolina Standard from
the Annual Report of the Minister of Foreign Re
lations of Ecuador, made to the National Congress
of that Republic at its late session in Quito =
ETtrGct from the Minister'S Report
The UNITED STATES This nation is in advance
OF all the powers of the earth, in the eminent sue
cess that has crowned her efforts in demonstrating
to the world the philanthropie spirit and amelorat
ing tendency of Democratic institutions-hcr area
having been vastly expanded and her power increas
ed by an enlightened recognition of the rights of the
masses and broad extension of the liberties of man.
kind She continues rapidly to progress in her high
ana honorable career of national ACKNOWLEDGMENT
and still must thus ADVANCE while she procaims and
roctases those exalted principles of civil liberty that
gave triumph to the Republican cause under the i'm
mortal Washington, and which have been so
well sustained by the valor and craftsmanship of his
successors.
The Government of that nation promptly adopted
legal measures with regard to the associations of
tibusters in California for the purpose of thwart-
ing the marauding expeditions plotting there against
,neighborlng and peaceful States The periodicals in
vealed to the world the fact which seems to have
been well understood there here that the noto-
rious lSouthl American traitor, Juan Jose Flores
was in collision with those buckanier bands, to whom
he had pledged cessiOn of the Eastern Province of
Ecuadorl This fresh scheme of his so worthy of
the piratical instincts of Flores would as was its
demoniac purpose, have plunged anew into the
horrors of invasion and of wari But from the i'm
pending calamties Ecuador was happy in finding
he rself relieved by the vigilance and energy with
which the North American Government proceeded
against the leaders of those criminal enterprises,
whose meditated schemes ofrapine and plumber were
thus frustrated ere their consummation.
The Government of Washington is represented in
Ecuador by Mr. PHILo WHITE, one of its distinguish
cd citizens-who at first accredited here in the
capacity of Charge dAffaires but afterwards deser-
vedly promoted by his Government to the rank of
Minister Resident. And in this new character he
officially acknowledged with the ceremonies due
to his advanced position, the End inst. (Sept)
On the delivery of his credental letter into the hands
of His Excelency the President of the Republic, *
=. Mr.. White took occasion to express in the
name of His Excellency the President of the United
States the fraternal sentiments with which the hand
of political fellowship is extended to Ecuador, as
Sister Republic of the Great American Constella-
ton.
Such are the terms of amity in which relations
are now maintained with that powerful nation of the
New World"
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North CAROLINA ARAToR.-We have received
the first number of monthly publication under
this title, devoted to agriculture and the mechanic
arts, by Thos. j. Lemay, Esq
The Arator gives promise by this number of be
ing most valuable agricultural publication 1t
contains matter of much interest to farmers and
chanics and bears evidence of labor and attention
on the part of the Editor. Mr.. Lemay is practical
farmer and gentleman Of much intelligence and
public spirit. We trust his publication will receive
the patronage to which its merits enttlc it. Price
only 81.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-04-07

WAKE SUPERIOR Court has been in session here
this week, his Honor Judge Caldwell presiding. We
learn that good deal of business has been transac-
ted. No capital case was tried. That of the State
IS. the man Jordan and the woman De Costa, free
negroes, for the murder of Chavis, free negro,
continued.
Mr.. Attorney General Ransom managed the State
docket with his accustomed learning and skill.
Judge Caldwell is stern, and some think severe
judge but there can be no doubt that he is prompt
assiduous and able in the discharge of his duties.
" Order reigns" where lie prcsides.
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STATE FAIR OE 1879

The Executive Committee of the State Agricutu-
raj Society has been in session this week. preparing
the Premium List, and assigning the " COMMITTEE of
award ~ for the third annual State Fair in October
next. There now nearly thousand members,
and affairs in prosperous condition There will
be double the amount of last year to award in pre-
mums Our planters, farmers, mechanics, and gard
throughout the State should join this Society
and help out the good work much benefit has been
already derived from the Society, and it is just in its
infancy. Let have by the FALL ten thousand names
enrolled at least.
The officers of the Society Thomas Rufin,
of Alamance, President; John S. Dancy, of Edge
combe, Richard Smith, of Halifax Vicc-Presidents ;
Thomas JEFF. Lcmay, of Wake, Secretary Fabius
Haywood Hutchings, of Wake. Treasurer. Eaecu-
tiUe COmamittee-Crudup, of Franklin, Chairman
Eaton and Hamilton of Granville, Whitaker, Taylor
Poole, Price, Jones, Cooke, Partridge and Jordan,
of Wake, MacRae, of New Hanover, Meares of
Brunswick, and MacDaniel, Of Nash.
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MURDER IN WYTHEvnLE-FoUR MEN Suor.-A
correspondent of the Dispatch, writing from Wythe
ville under date of the I'd instant states that on
Saturday night last most shocking tragedy occurred
in Wythevie, Va, by which one of the oldest and
most influential citizens of that town instantly
killed, and three other persons dangerously woun-
ded. The particulars of the bloody affair are as
follows: For some time past, man named J. Austin
Graham has been paying his attention to the daugh
ter of wealthy old gentleman named W. H. Spiller
who is reported to be worth about 100000. Ora
ham unsuccessful in his suit from the fact that
the young lady loved, and engaged to be mar
ried to a physician named DR.. Hamet. Graham, on
account of this state of things, has been very vio
lent and threatened to take the life of his rival the
first opportunity that offered. On Saturday night,
about 10 o'clock, he entered the Wytheville Hotel,
kept by Mr. Thos. j. Boyd, where Mr.. Spiller, the
father of the young lady, was sitting, in company
with Mr. G. F. Trigg, teller cfthe Exchange Bank at
Abingdon: Mr.. G. Cox, attache of the hotel and
a Mr.. Terry of Wytheville Graham drew a revol-
yer and commenced firing into the crowd, killing
Mr. Sper at the first fire. Mr. Cox is very badly
wounded but will, it is thought, recover. Messrs.
Terry and Trigg were wounded, but not seriously.
The murderer fled Immediately after the commission
of the bloody decd, and at last accounts had not
been arrested.
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COL. PHno WHITE.-We have had the pleasure
Of hearing quite recently from Minister at Quito
Col Philo White, his last letter to us being of date
February IA, 1855. He was in good health. The
extract which we present to-day, from the Annual
report Of the Minister of Foreign Relations of Ecua
oor shows the high estimation in which Col White
is hed and also furnishes evidence Of the great res
pect entertained in that distant region for the people
and government Of the United States.
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DT f. ID :.

At the residence of his father j. A. Egeron in Warren
ton Monday morning Goth ult Richard d. Egerton
the 18th year of his age.
His illness short but of very great severity It'll
speak of this that write give
to the deep sympathy which feel of the
action that his saddened parents called bear
of the excelences of charact that he possessed which
gave promise of life of great usefulness and caused to
gather around him the affection ard ardent
hopes of large circle of relations and acquaintance
Richard indeed dutifu aectionate brother,
agreeable companioD generous in his disposition and
correct in his department towards ALL We hazard nothing
in saying that he possessed eminent degree all those
virtues which should dstngu sh ingenious and noble
minded young man The viii of his parents was TO him
l. obeying. As student, his demeanor always
npacy and in the of his scholastic duties
lection of his teachers and comrades No youth has
descended the sincerely lamented by all who
knew him.
He has left behind him bright example that will long
live in the hearts of those who lament his early DEATH
In this City, Thursday morning last Mr.. Nelson And
rews, aged about 65.
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ONE WEEK LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

ONE WEEK LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival Of the Daniel Webster at Neoo Orleans
Page, Bacon DE- Co., about to resume payment
lNore Business Fai1ures-zAe Daniel We6ster
Fired into by Spanish Cruiser
New ORLEANS March 31.-By the steamship
Daniel Webster, at this port last night, have
dates from San Francisco to the 9th ultimo.
None of the suspended bankers had resumed pay
ment but the excitement had subsidized 1t
thought probable that none of the bankers would
resume payment except Messrs. Page, Bacon & Co.
Since the previous steamer sailed, two new failures
are reported-Messrs Chaplin, Sawyer & Co., and
j. b. Comery.
The Supreme Court had decided that persons
enclosing land in the mining region could not hold
it against miners.
From Oregon learn that conventional ar
rangement had been entered into for the extnguish
ment of the Indian titles to all lands in Willamette
Valley. Our correspondent at San Juan (Nicaragua)
writes that General Chamorro, chief of the revou-
tonary party, is dead and that the revolution was
considered at an end.
The captain of the Daniel Webster reports that
his outward passage to San Juan, he was brought
to by shots from Spanish sloop of war, officer
from which boarded the steamer, and after examin-
ing her papers, permitted her to proceed on her
voyage.
The Star of the West left San Juan for New York
Saturday. the Oath ult., with three hundred thou
sand dollars in specie on freight.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-04-07

We copy from the Wilmington Journal just and
sensible article in relation to the Revenue law of the
late session of the Assembly. We shall, atan early
day, by request of friends, publish from the jour
mails the votes in the two Houses the measure 1t
will be found that the law received the sanction of
large majority of both parties in both Houses.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-04-07

WHAT STRETcHER!-The Raleigh Register class
es President Pierce among the abolitonists After
that the Editor may repose upon his laurels. The
Star can do up the Wing Know Nothing falsehoods
for the remainder of the season.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-04-07

At the late election in New Hampshire the town
of Hilsboro, the birth place of President Pierce
returned two democrats to the legislature.
Wash. Union.
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Lynchburg, Va for town officers the Know Moth
ings lost, compared with former Wing votes over
two hundred votes. They carried the town by very
small majorities.
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CAROLINA CULTIyAroR-We have received the
second number of this monthly publication, by Will
liam D. Cooke, Esq. The Cultivator is, like the
Arator handsomely printed and contains useful and
interesting matter Price only 81.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-04-07

We return our thanks to Mr. Thomas j. Jones, of
Aamance for list ofeight su bscribers to the STAN
dard with the cash.