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MANDRAKE PILLS

VIII be found possess those qualities necessary to the
total eradication Of all bilious complaints, prompt 10
start the secrcons Of the LIVER and give healthy tone
to the entire system. Indeed Il Is no ordinary discovery
In medical science, TO have invented remedy Tor these
stubborn complaints, which deyelope all the results pro-
duced by heretofore free Of calomel-a mineral
Justly dreaded by mankind and acknowledged to be de-
sructye In the extreme TO the human system That the
properties Of certain vegetables comprise all the virtues
Of calome, without s injurious tendencies, Is now an
admitted fact scientific research
es and those who use the Mandrake Pill, will become
fully satisfied that the best medicines are those provided
by nature In the common herbs and roots Of the fields
The Pills open the bowels and correct all bilious de-
angemens without salvation the Injurious ELECTS OF
calome or other posons The secretion Of bile Is promo
ted by these P, viii he by the altered color 81
the stools, and disappearing Of the saow complexion
AMI cleansing Of the tongue
Ample directions for accompany each box OF Pi.
and the price Of quart bottle Of the sea-Weed Tonic
and box II pills combined Is only dollar. but sepa-
rate boxes OF pills be had Of any Of the agents Tor 70
cents.
These remedies are prepared under the personal super
vision Of Dr. H. schenck proprietor Of schencks Pub
monte syrup the well established remedy for consump-
ton Bronchitis Coughs, Colds Sc., &c. and the invent
or Of the celebrated espOmeer for examining and de-
tectng all diseases Of the Lungs, Heart, &c.
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70 An irishman who was fined four dollars at
The Boston Police Court, few days since for VIC.
iaiins the ordinance against bathing. said to the
officer as he paid it" There's no, much liberty
for an lnshman In Boston; III lave tiff fellow
drinks drop. the Pico NJ nab him, and IL he
washes himself IN salt water they'll nab him TOO.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Joel Mclntire, OF
~ Hollis, in the County Of York and State OF
Maine, on the Goth day OF February, A. ID. 1916,
by his mortgage deed OF that date, conveyed TO
William Perkins 81, then OF Rennebunkpori, in
said County, the following described premises, to
wit: A certain lot OF land situated in Hollis afore.
said being the farm on which said Joel lived,
bounded Southeasterly by land Of Benjamin A.
Goodwin aud Army bennett, Northeasterly by
land Of said bennett; Nonhwesterly by the road
leading by said Dement'S dwelling house, and by
land Of ElgecOmb Hill and SouihweSterly by
land Of Simon Buraham, containing fily acres
more or less, with the buildings thereon, which
deed is recorded on the l59th and l6Oth pages Of
the lS9th book Of York County Registry of Deeds.
And that the conditions Of said mortgage deed
have been broken, by reason whereof lnow claim
foreclosure and give this notice for that purpose
in pursuance To- the Statute Of this Stale for such
cases made and provided.
WILLIAM PERKINS.
June &c, 1885. 3w-26
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PAINTS! PAINTS! PAINTS!
MORE ROUNTY LANDS,

DY the Act o. Congress passed March ), lSSS all Oh.
Id GERS, soldiers AMI Scamen Nhohaye served YOUR
rEEN DAYS In any war Of the United States since
ira are entitled 10 100 ACRES Of anj n they have not
rcslyei It. Those who have received 40 40 acres are
now entitled enough 10 make M the 100 Those
Who have recevd LOO not entitled any more.
The bcnea % this Acs extends b the willow and minor
children Of the soldier but 70 other heirs Those who
have ben engaged In BATTLE entitled 30 100 acres
without rerarl to the period % their service.
Persons having claims under this 90 any other Act,
viii have them promptly attended 10 By calling on, OF
.ritlnx 10, A. l. RICHARDSON 4 Co, IL Railroad
Exchange Court Square, Boston, who nay cash for war
rants.
n. u. We have hllhfal AMI experienced Agents, In
Washington and We make no charge In any case unless
ne obtain the Land.
Boston, MarSh =, 1855. omos.
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LAND WARRANTS

OBTAINED under the late act Of Congress, for
" all who have served IL days in the military
or marine service Of the United States, since 1870,
by EMERY & L0RlEG.
Saco, March s, 1855.
NIB All for whom we have obtained 40 acre
warrants, are entitled TO 100 acres more, and we
have the necessary proofs and papers in our pos
session III E&L.
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FARM FOR SALE.

VNHE Subscribers will sell at private sale the
l. farm formerly owned by Mark HILL. SAID
farm contains one hundred acres, including over
% acres of excellcn, wood land, with some tim.
Der. |, is well fenced and well wa,ered, has a
good orchard and good buildings. Any one wish.
ing To buy a farm, pleasantly situated on the N.
w. side of Tailor Pond, in Auburn, and within
four miles Of Lewiston Falls, can have tne same
for $500, and immediate possession viii be glv'
en-. For information, enquire of Sullivan King.
man, Bartlett, n. H., or Luke Hill Bddei3rd'
Me. 49,. SULLIVAN MY hlNH tlIfE'
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on. EVE

w TIC FUVNEI 4IsoNU bNITNo. I.eF
no one suffering from a hackned Cough, Pain In the
side, restless nights, nervous feelings, aud the whole
train OF dyspepc sensations, aud given up by their
physician. he another moment without consulting the
HiSCUI.APlUS. Have the married, or those about 10
be married, any impeachment, read this truly usefu
book has been the means OF saving thousands OF
unfortunate creatures from the very Jaws Of death.
bsrAny persons ending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed In letter will receive one copy ofths work
by mail, or five copies will be sent for one dollar.
Address, (post paid,) DR.. WIN. YOUNG,
ly32 No. l52 Spruce ST., Philadelphia
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NJ oTIc e \.

" . q E.
E,RANCIS YORK having been duly appointed
II Agent for the sale Of Liquors In the City OF
BlddeiOrd, under the provisions Of the Statute OF
the State, entitled, "an act Tor the suppression OF
Drinking Houses and Tipping shops" the inhab.
liants OF said city are hereby notified that the
place OF sale Zoe said Liquors Is in the building
on Liberty Street. near NJ &c II. Pierce's bakery,
where they may be had "for medicinal and me-
ehanical uses" only, and where Selecimcn OF
other towns may ebtaine sIpply OF unadul,eraicl
liquors for agencies, established In conformity
with the act aforesaid.
FRANCIS YORK,
Agent for City Of B.ideiord.
Biddeforl, May 2, 1855. go.
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HAYES PILE OINTMENT,

HAYES PILE OINTMENT,
certain cure for Piles and all External frriidiions
Directions on the Bottles. Price, $780,
Read the following-t speaks for itselfi-
Laurence, June IL, 1854.
We, the undersigned, citizens Of Lawrence, having
used the vegetable Allied Ointment prepared by L. ID
Hayes Of this city, and being personally acquainted VIII
the Doctor feel pleasure In adding our testimony to al
the Doctors claims for his medicine. Unlike other rem
edes in the Market this preparation performs Its once
speedily AMI with certainty. The Ointment we have us
ell with the most happy result, after yainy seeking re-
lief by free use Of Sarsaparas Salyes, ETC., etc. Our
experience fully ustiaes in confidently recommending
II as the article and only known to us,as performing
all Its claims.
AS BUSKER 3. I. THOMPSON,
A. w SrHARSs Asa T. SlNBORN.
PREPARED by Dr. y. D. HAYES, and Sold Wholesale and
retail by CHARLES H. KENT, General Agent for the INIT
Ell States and Canadas, Nos. 4 Appleton Block
Lawrence St., Lawrence, Mass, to whom all orders
should be addressed. AGENTS for Bidddeford, Dr. j.
SAWYER and A. Sawyer lyl5
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STILL ANOTHER
PRICE rs CENTS.

For sale, wholesale and retail, BY REDDING g.
CO., S, State street; G. G. GOODWIN, 30, Un-
ion street; ID. l.. MITCHELL, Druggist, for
Saco, and by the Proprietor, corner OF Pearl and
Purchase streets, Boston, Mass AT retail by oil
Druggists and Apolhecanes Throughout, the New
England States. 3m2i
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WHOLESALE AGENTS.

hiiddeLphia.-Gilbert, VENT, Il Co., III North
Third ST. NslO York;. v. Cilcknrr x Co., 81 Bar
clay Il. demonstrating & Co., No. State St
And every respectable druggist throughout the United
states. 52-lyeop
j. q. ROLLINS, Agent in saco.
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B OTANIC MEDICAL OFFICE

Is u AN ~ III u O1O n ~ w ASA'
TO THE AFFLICTED.
nR. W. y. PADDLEF0RD, ofice at No. IL Exchange
~ Street, Portland, may be consulted on all Diseases
incident 10 the human frame. DR.. r. gives particular at
tention TO all Diseases Of the Urinary Organs. His
great suc ess In those long standing and difficult cases
such as were formerly considered incurable SUFFICIENT
10 commend him TO the public, rs worthy the patronage
he has received Therefore, persons afflicted with Diseas-
e. OF the above nature no matter how difficult 90 long
standing the case may be, would do well 70 call on Dr.
Paidleford at his Office and II not efectuay relieved,
no remuneration viii be required for his services
Rend, Reflect, and be Wise In Time.
III, acknowleigel Ivy all Physicians Of repute, In all
countries that medicine Is sufficient 10 cure all
complaints and also that with the exception OF Neural
ca no one medicine win cure any disease, but that
every complaint requires change Of Medicine as IL pro
crosses towards q cure, consequently all medicines sold
BY Druggists as curing all complaints, should be aYcJ-
Cd, II you wish to avoid being humbugged.
To Fcnnlcs.-All diseases peculiar to females,
(such as suppresslons, Irregularities &eO speedily re-
moved The efficacy of his remedies for the cure Of the
above Affections have been wei tested In an extensive
practice for the last IL years.
To Youuu NIcu.-You who are troublei with
Seminal Weakness generally caused by bad habit In
YOUTH the effects Of which are nocturnal emissions,
pains and dizziness In the head, forgetfness sometimes
a ringing in the ears, weak eyes, &c., terminating In
consumption or insanity neglected. speedily and
permanently cured by Dr. Pahdlefori.
l1 Beware Of all kinds Of Elixrs and corllals, As
they are 90 no use.
Dr. Paidefori gives particular attention to all diseases
Of private nature, In both sexes, and warrants per
feet cure. ....
Dr. PaJdefori Is not only making Improvements by his
daily Increasing practice, hut also informing himself OF
the treatment Of the most difficult both In this
country and Europe. lie Is determined, let the expense
be what may that his patients shall have the best med
ical treatment In the world.
Recollec, all you who are afflicted, apply at once al
my Office and but few days win be required to affect
cure.
Rooms adapted Tor the privacy Of patients The poor
advised free " charge Physicians patients wishing
his opinion advice Ivy letter. and inclosng the usua
fec, 81, will be answered by return mall Ally
''' WP PADDELRORD,
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Rev. Walter Clarke's
EUROPEAN COUGH REMEDY.

UoE Coughs otevery description, for Bronchitis, Hoarsc-
4 ness and chronic pulmonary complaints In general
II Il the mot successful remedy and observing the con-
acpce and fair trial by all who are suffering nom the
.boye disorders believe that In all these disorders
mas NO EQsAL During the past year made up ten
thousand bottles and have received hundreds Of letters,
many ofthem from persons who had been suffering or
months. ami some even Cor years. and who bad tried every.
thing that had been recommended by physicians AMI
friends IN vain but by the blessing Of God they were
specdIy eurvd by the European Cough Remedy.
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U. S. BOUNTY LAND AGENCY.
Press Forward Your Claims

lRNiY AND NAVY OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, BOTH
n Regulars and Volunteers, Sailors. Marines, flotla-
Men, Musicians Wagon Masters, Transfers. Indians,
AMI all persons who may have serye fourteen days la
any Of the Wars Of the United States since the year $780,
the law Of 1855 gives each Of YOU who have net heretofore
received Warrant for Land, One Hundred and sixty
Acres And TO all who have received bounty Land,
enough more TO make One Hundred and Sixty Acres !!
In the case Of the death Of the person entitled TO lLd,
his Widow or II no Widow, the minor Child or Children,
are entitled TO the Bounty.
We arc prepared 10 promptly prosecute all claims
for Land, and pN supply Justices Of Peace, County
Clerks, Commissioners of DEEDS, NOiarits Public,
Lawyers aud all Others NTH tAe necessary insfrue-
ons, and blank forms, Jfts Of cost, on application,
Ly mail or otherwise.
When dcsircl we viii sell he Warrant at the market
price, and remit cheek for process
n. II. COBB Il co.,
- William Street, New-York.
RETEREScEs-Dank Of the Commonwealth, New-York.
Ohio Life & Trust Company, New York.
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PAINTS and OIL.

DURE White Lead, 1Lewlsr and "Union," Prime
i English Lnseed OH, Chrome Green, pure, dry, and
In OIL Chrome Yellow, Pure, Dry and In OIL ExIra Irus
sian Blue dry, and In on, Chinese vernlllOn, Scars
&C., &C.. Just received and for saltat loo rates, by
tf-3S ID. l.. MI-ClIELL
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ramily Pills.

The sale % my PANTY ps Is also rapidly increaslng-
Tcy are excclisnt IN bilious and liver Complaints
They are 80 compounded that they act at Upon the
stomach AMI boSes the kineys and the skin and be-
tye, are equal to anything Of the kin1 In this any
olhsr country. iricc Is cents per boz.
Inc European Cough Remedy and Vegetable Family
PiIis are preparci by Rev WALTER CLARKE, Cornish
Me- late Arolheary AMI Pharmaceutical Chemist in one
oths manufacturing towns Of Engiand, by whom agents
are supplied.
Tor sale By Tristan Gan saco, and q, the Union and
Journal Counting Room, No. l. Central Block, BLdefori
glsf
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r IFE AND BEAUTIES OF MRS. EARRING.
IL TON, RUTH HALL, BIZ FANNY FERN,
ANNUAL OF SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY,
1855, STANHOPE BURLElGH, THE co.
QUETrE. SOUTH SIDE VIEW OF SLAVE
RY, by Dr.. ADAMS, WING ALMANAC, MAG.
AZlNES FOR MARCH, just received at
10 MITCllELL'S.
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r, r, r.


IMPORTANT RECLAMATION! A
GRElr MYSTERY EXPLAINED! In the year OF our
Lord lSl7 In our capacities Of analytical chemists, we
discovered that by uniting certain vegetable agents. which
hal never before been used In medicine, obtaln prop
rties possessing such marvellous quick power over
PAIN that the moment was applied to the
with pain, all uneasiness ceased. The most torurlng
mains were relieved In instant, and the most violent
pasms and rritaOns soothod and the system re-
stored 10 perfect In few minutes In lstv we IN
uodueci this Remedy to the world under the name I"
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
II has been used by hundreds ofhOusands throughout
the United States giving instant ease to all troubled Win
Pain or Sickness. One application externally, OF few
drops taken internally, will Instantly free the
the most violent and terrible pains, AMI restore the weak
feeble AMI prostrated frame to strength aud ,lgor
No person has ever used RAILWAYS READY EE-
LIEF without deriving special benefit In less than
fifteen minutes after its use.
let those who are suffering any severe pains give
Il trial, for In fifteen minutes they will enjoy ease and
comfort. Radawny'. Ready Relief was III
rsl AMI Is the only Remedy ever discovered that wiz
the most tOruring pains In few seconds AMI free the
system from Rheumatic, Neuralgia, Nervous, and Mas
M attic Disorders In few hours IL will cure and protect
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For sale

sssonl Hand chAss, win be sold cheap. Inquire q.
n thi, oaies. HIT
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the system against sudden attacks o.
CHOLERA, DSsENrERY,
DIARRIIGA, CHOLERA MORBUs,
UILIOUs CIlOLIC, FEWER AND A0UE,
INPIrpNyA

Bear In mind, n IL n Powerful Disinfectant, antach
dlhuslye smulant neryine antspasmodic and counter
ritant The X. X. REMEDIES medical discoveries
Of the present century They are prepared entire
new and original theory, 10 stop pain Instantly" and
protect the human system against sickness any sudden
attacks The dnses required 10 be taken small.
few drops Of READY RELiEr exercises powerful influence
49, dt..a .a,i arffon
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1T mas CURED
rheumatism In four hours,
Neuralgia In one hour,
Group In ten minutes,
DiarrhGa In fifteen minutes,
ToOth-aehe In one second,
Slasn IN Eve minutes,
Sick Head ache In fifteen minutes,
Chill Fever In fneen minutes,
Chilblslns In i've minutes,
SCar Throat In four minutes,
InsuenIa In one hour.
splna Complaints stiff Joints, Cuts, bruises, Wounds
Frost Bites, Cholera Morbus, Dysensry, Tic Dooreaux
AMI MI other complaints where there pains
RlDwAY's READY GEIIEI viii instantly stop the palm
and quickly cure the disease.
For the remarkable efficacy 20 II. n. II. Discovery
2, and The Complaints curcd BY Railways RenosatlnE
es0lyeni. sse In next weeks paper. H. H. H. Remedis,
are. sold byDruggsts everywhere. T|r
II. H. HAY Druggist, Portland, general agentfor the
State Of Maine. AGfSrs.-J. sawyer, NJ D., BlddefOr,
T. Gilman J. @. Durham, J. u. Rollins, Saeo A. War
ren, KeunebunE sliss Daby n. L. Weber, Alfred. ~
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-04
Humorous Daria.a.
Sugar Tongs.

A backwoodsman who had never seen a
pair Of sugar tongs, being invited to attend
a tea party, requested person, who un-
happily was seated near him, to give some
information respec ting its use.
ut is very ingenious instrument"
said the cruel wag, (which has been la tely
invented for the purpose Of blowing the
nose. II is now in gener, II use in gen,eel
society; and it is expected that the dis
gushing custom Of using the fingers will
be altogether abolished"
The sugar dish was handed around /;
the unfortunate "Lion" seized the toass,
and the polite part Of the assembly were
-e1ndalized to see the outre application
'or the instrument, and the tremendous
explosion which followed.
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A TAX ON EDITORS. have heard

4 TAX ON EpIroRs.-We have heard Of
a proposition TO tax bachelors and con-
sidered il by no means a bad idea. Wn
have heard OF taxing married men, ON the
assumption that Injuries should pay a
pretty high tariff and we consider tha,
a good idea too-so far rs the revenue
was concerned. We have heard Of tax
on tea, which paved the way i'll great
measure, for the Declaration OF Independ-
.en,e, the Fourth Of July, and a good
many other "nrs, rate" institut ons. But
we find that one of the City c ,uncilmen
OF Richmond, Virginia, purposes to put q
tax On editors tax, too, that would bank.
supt every editor in Tie land except
Horace Greely-a tax Of ten dollars
The name Of the infatuated and uneonsti-
,u,ional individual who proposes this is
SsIAp. Pass him round Publish him
to the four winds, D! ye editors =
Quincy Whig.
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~SHARr.-Some ingenious Yankee
"down east" has invented kind OF
"Lovc Letter Ink" which is an effectnal
safeguard against actions tor breach Of
promise, as j, fades entirely from the pa
per in two months. Another Yankee
purchased hundred boxes Of the ink
,.oi which he gave his note, payable in
niucE days. The note a,tes.sd the ex-
,ccllcncy Of the ink, rs a, the end Of the
three months II was founl TO be only q
piece Of blank paper.
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Can Love Ernst Without Jeal-
: FAt%f@ ouSy? k&Atk 5@

4
| The following, by Allie Vernon, is SUBJ
United to the criticism Of our readers,
Call the meeting to order, Mr.. Presi-
dent, and put sls question to vote. What
Fl. e result THE Noes have it,
thought 50. People may talk about true
love being incapable of jealousy, but take
my word for il. and it would come out
with spice OF jealousy clinging TO il
after all. For my par! | wouldn't give
this shocking bad pen | am trying to
write with, for the devotion Of man who
wasn'. little jealousy Of me.
don't care about his being SO exceed
ingly ".ichy" that I'd tremble in my
gai,er boots every time good looking
masculine addressed me, but I'd rather
not have him so docile as to have him
look on with perfect indifference, whilst I
fired with all the Interesting individuals
who entered the circle Of my aequaint-
ance.
Somebody says that 'jealous people are
people Of small intellec,s." That some-
body has insulted me- Not that mean
10 say my intellect is astounding large,
but l do believe it's Of the medium size,
and l am jealousy Personi6ed.
I'll should be within seeing distance Of
my beloved when he was playing the
agreeable to some divinity, my cheek
would flush at the very first smile he gave
her. The frst words he addressed her,
would add considerable lu>tre to my
eyes-if he took her hand my heart
would beat a tremendous tattoo--and if he
kissed her, it is my private opinion, pub
licly expressed, that they'd both be salutsd
with smack little expected and as
little wished for.
What! am going to treasure up
glances that are lavished upon o.he rs |!
Am l going to listen to the music Of
voice whose tones are as familiar to other
shemales as the strains Of a street organ
Am | content to receive kisses from lips
that yield their sweets to every passing
butterfly 2
Not III believe jealousy is as neces-
sary to love as bread and butter is to the
comfor. of three year old child, or a
looking glass to pretty girl. "Them's
my sentime n.s," and the courageous
youth who dares to storm the citadel of
my affections, must take care not to rouse
"the green-eyed monster" or else put up
with the terrible consequences.
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Lite.
NJ JOHN c. yoULsr.


Lie . aesting vapor 10,
Short aud dimncd with earthly tears
joys whoae transient hours are borne,
Downwards by its earthly fears.
Thas It's meruiag hours are spcut.
Eager for the coming noon
Aud the evening shadows find us
Signing that they came so soon.
Lifc'a luke, 40 calm and bright
On whose bfcast our boat We steer;
All before VS. shining glory,
All behind Us dark and drear.
Till our bark il well nigh over,
Then behold " backward gaze,
IA the fair ami tickle sunbeams
Gild tho Past with glittering rays.
Here our life's indeed A shadow,
Fleetiag - the early dew,
And its symbols are the flowers,
Which our earthly pathway strew.
But beyond this Life there's teeming
Act another whose bright flow crs
Watt there never dying purfumes
Through the Everlasting Hours.
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fss- BY the following from the St,
Louis Republican OF yesterday we learn
that Bob O'Blenis has GO, to the lend OF
his rope 80 far as bail fnesss is concern
ed 1t remains to be seen whether he
will arrive a, the end Of that other rope:
The O'BLESIs CAsE.-Afler the rem.
dit,on of the opinion OF Justice Butler. H.
this case, writ of Habeas Corpus was
sued out before Judge Lac,alind, who
yesterday morning, alter revle wing the
evidence, that TIE case was not one, under
the testlmohy, as to enlitle him TO bail.