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NOs. 81 6 80 UNION sT, PORTLAND,
American Cream Soap in bars, Laun
dry and Manufacturers IN barrels
and cans, Toilet, Shaving, SHAY.
ing Cream, transparent, &c.

Thee Scan. are pfrs,oirli o. the rubIio, slsr
h,,iu- hsrp thunlu.h, tested ~ uu's,''cs and
nl,1Is. q. ihs bsst Labor saving Articles,
,ysf discovered, aUl W. u0r' them o. Che ruldIo
as ever, w., vsrh, ihaIr cHnhicu'r.
The, Jb che vaik ~ the Laundry ip nHH'g
lf1,r r-li,-. either yuil, Hard az sat; tisrru.
sing With Boiling or roundiUg anil lh' N''hhuatd
--,ursJUurpils , large amuunt ~ tu'l and wear
,ni r,,r ufriothi0g saved, 'nd ".' "'"-'lu'ih 'hc
amluat Of hhor i.r,Uu.rr' Co to ih' washing ~ a
family. The tfuIsrU M she's s'slf be- q" sgii''
ihs ,l.ihss anl lau.yu th' huil ~ me o" without
tHIuu. Wa.hrug h. done D., siuph ruliHHg ihr
.I,p 4p ihr rs,t. Of ihr clothes most suitI, ar..
ras.ug thtm tn Narn snl. 'uurtut 60 cover ihrm
-thrrr o. ihs1 r,n,n a lev huur', tu' ,ll night.
if,.r,rurrrtD thsu with q slight hand rubbing Ani
good r,n.ire ths, ui d. pe'is,iy clean, l1i With.
uut frrur, tu thr mHst delicate bhur. Mrunn'
silks. Shtvls. 81, u,, D. washed Nth lFrisri
.,st,. Cu.,Up GorNs, rti0i' 1T aH, oH'Hr lAat
all L,Hs tn ysfrr b'1.Hr. vhr1 washed uHh tive
.stBs arrrrtugt CO. ttr,JuHus, Will me- JlHuEr, loot
remain boom. 1BI theodore Tf1irud m1ir l.i'I1ui,
Zoo va.hu. WuHsns, rliau, GlH,ug, Miuwts,
Mon. rarHungs, kawls, ~i'u N1rr, So, 81.
tHs.r ~usu. aI- suI-tIH, t' HnH nihr m'rlr'.
The tl,t ul thfs, H.Hrs is uH m1fr ihHH 10 iHHr"
.rIr8,u, r.st. ami lr'II.s ihs, ihs great vr'r
ari tear a. r'hirg cHusrurrri uTHr ihr u' r'inT'
ui ht.I ufIlHr. uru1 ls'Hr', machine, I.Hr.IH-
l,rrrI Sc. ruI rhs HsJ,f.,iy Of halnus, be- wholly
is uh..t by......
W.aaL irih. sap 6ir m,I. choosing w
,rr.' tp boz. uvH msf.fs rather Than fss'ft o. i1r
rrfIIr.t,..H .IH ir. '..i 81 5sfHiriss iIHH NlHsr
vht hr,r rrrI .f, vlr-syrr 90 hps isrn nnrH'Hr.
ur,H. which ug have itI1 0ur rlvrr '1 i' vrrr %
r..rs.BfN
Doe me-. Whr's.p's, r7'r, ISL anl % Union
Sur,t. rrrar1. md rrui. o., Grnfsr' Csuru.',
Iu .,N ar# ,uurfv. AssHs srTuIis' nH hIru
tsrus Al orIlfs HlIr..sI @. e. " j. 4
..rrrfs.H. ~. 30 - t.n..a -, rnuHad
NJ. r. IH receive Ur.mrf HrFHI.Hu.
I.rs.r, MH..rs1.. aHI Retail, iy
STEVENS {. SIIURTLEFF.
10 SOUTH PARIS. Ne.
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To the Dyspeptio !

4 IN ,u1 afflicted Nth p'sr'r'n' d.
Y ,pHr i,"5 dsir's' you Have '"u Diseased
ftVrr-p.fn alsrt iIs sbouhi,r., .ifr, s.. ~
,.utr.rII,I with JusrivpNis,l Nw ,nu suh.
t.rt o. ptFrtspss and ilI,rA,HI Have N"u
, r4p4r arr,ti.' Dos ,Uur iuul l'c1mr 'cid un
Che stomach anil t..trr.s luu' 81, l.rr sAI0 end
,,,, ,,IIrvl d. 500 fsl iaIl and bn-ud' u
5000 tfr, 100, Of these complaints, the l''i t'n'd,
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EAnMAN,s ELnI-INIONs

UHIvl1'' UTEHIiIf. N WI1I IlTI1TT' UTf'
.ar,t num extracts lHI ruu. ~ u',s, r'H1i'
rplts ,BH h,fi.s Ihgra ace nu pi..s in usr tIa'
uIr 600 u.u1 ihs ',a., r'urrr1s, h1or'', che sH'.
,ty s'tuHs arI ryNr., fob r'sBssu'N snf 200 ,i
i,,u.I, 10. ths Il. x. RECT lNTuN~, Nup..''
.,pI. rl,u i,I .H sr,tf . ',Hgfh ui nur 9th enc
.,nr ssrf, iu the constitutions tr, instead Il
.l.u.itiug che r.u.rfHllH1 Nth rHn't,nt and
I,p.u. ru.ru., tbr, ast rI.,.1ar., upon thr boz
Ole. aat ,mplu strength 90 ever, nerve anil tissue
of ths NHIN.
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VOLUNTARY TESTIMONY,

We. ur .u'-rr.'-rs, rs'iiruis 0i l''mrng'nH.
do trr,H, rrrn, that vr are s'll iuyrHin.e wfh
NJ a. ~rh-r.k. n, sHs attacked l' t'sr'sr
which. as W. l-Hs,r. terminated i1 ln.mHn1fN
T.rsrnrtr1. urfrr ih. 0rsuu"0 of vhr'h, Do
..4.rrTrsrJ sp Ire B. f1 D. uUthlr in ir1r' his
l.I mr, luns time. ami ~ at Importance vn'
ps.t RECOVERY. H. be- rns T~ri',t, w'l-hi.
r.u.h arl lever have lsii h,m. nHi We i'rlIn''ih'i
,4 .'lyauostt nj, our hflsf chat thg.s 'llH'U
sH.rf. have resulted lr1m the bee oiihc fulmunie
S-un
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DIR. J. ~ MhRCIII>I'S
CELEBRATED CATH0LiC0N,
ron TuE RELIEF AN CURE or sur.
TLRING FEMALES.

st,nlsrrc rrui.
urrtIf its rurt
tive pnssfs Boo al
ih- tIi.et.es Cor
Nhirhiti.respm.
tnrniei, usutIl,
called ~ MALE
COMPLAINTS
Ouhr.~ ace pan-
L,FsUs lrTEt,
uf hlling II The
Womb ItUoE
AtuUs,of Whites
-CHUnNIC H..
~ a u AMOS
anl tt a q A.
RIOS ~ tn
W oNH lNCI.
uTSTNt HNsu.
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NEW ENGLAND WIRE RAILING
nTarTrp ACrpRNi

Nos. 90 and % Uiica Nrot, Boston.
Wrought add CaH Iron Fence, faiea' rs'iings,
Window Guards, Balconies, Sc, OF every de.
seTipiiOn. made 10 order.
.OIIs HIENAN THO. lfAAt.
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EuAGI, or Ilppiiug; r,INTUI, SuFFErssIu,
lnd lHKIort,R MTNsrHUATtoN, Gr,. With al
thr,r accompanying evils, (Canesr eNrsptrd,) BOO
matter hos severe ~ 1t how Ioug standing.
References.
80 f,r %, knnu. Il hs. given good siti.hcti,a
IN cvsr, instance, aui b. well spuAeu o. pDt uul,
D., thu.e who haze used IT, but b., their mp.t inti.
mate irieui. ,l.u. l DO not knuw Of az, Instance
where Il be-, ia,.sl e. give ,rl,rf
W u. MILLS, VI H.,
Rochester, y. Y.
must say. from m, own rNp,ri,nrc ani person.
al observations ir 1913 pHgi,s, 10 be-. proved 90 D.
the I..t auI ..i..t rs,n-i, iof the difficulties pr
wh,oh it !. accommodated, va that of lsulle
weakness, .ush ~ rrohp.u. uiefi, flnor All'u.,
and 40 irregular ani rsiofl neu.trt,t'ou, and
disease. Of imitation Ut the female org,n'.
ID. \. FOOrE, VI H.,
Syracuse, " Y.
would H. Glad to have further .uppl, =. the
m.dirinc !. becoming yey popdhr, sud ta,nA
will ountnue, a. BE- has gwen relief IN every in-
stance here properly taken.
THOMAS NEWMAN, VI. D.,
W.. vonon, lnd.
The Calhol.con !. doing good service here. Al
The p,tisnt. that have tried the medicine have
h,en tensdttrd bui onc-aud that One nothing W
help. Tml, Nouu,
WM. LAIRD HAZLETT, VI. d,
New Philadelphia, Ohio.
Pamphlet. to b. hal graft. at our Drug Store
RUST a CO., DRUGGISTS, Ageats,
SOUTH PARIS, M.
.. Sold by al the leading Druggist in the
adjoining oount'ss.
IN. ANARCHIST L Co, Proprietou.
Central DEPOT, 9Oi Broadway, New York.
July, 1851. Nzo
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Ncuy' DON'T you TAY
M. PETTIT's
American Eye Salve 2

IT'S effects are most wonAsrfL, producing Al.
Tnost instantaneous Rslisi.
~. M, almost dail, ferriVinr accounts n ,,,.
,I.tGrl ,trs- effected b, the Eye ShLNE, Jgt ca
hsrs onl, refer 90 the f.llowiug-
4 geulleman Who had ior yeau suffered b.,
concentration of llUMORS shoui he EYES
causing di,,bargr n much m'iier, aud prudus
ing great pain and soieucss
Aa uLCEROU- SORE wa' The r0a,elusnss
Efming on The night side ~ the u"sifil, usi u.Il.
the s,s. ~hish Nal con'isntly di'Chargol Haust
lpr uP~srds IT tvo yor', and wa' generally b..
liryed ioie eaucrr.
Thi. man fessiVsd = Perfect rurs, Nv ihs u,s "a
d.. PETTTTI-S AMER. EYE SAVE.
Thuugh ihis vuu,lsffnl fstn,dy BE- ds.tgrsH
ma,il, lar the Ci'RE ~ di-,sr,d Eys. yst ws
have testimony, showing Il Co b. NOE uflhs ua,t
Perfect Pain Extractors in the World.
Prr.np. Who have ussd 81 inr desperate ease, %
SORE EYES, have tired % hr ~utrs aHd o..
hamm,tiou,, sud q b.. exceeded their nn,i ,1a-
Fuiar rsusststiuus.
Iahn,'. sors N,,k, anil Chat. are ourrI 10.
one ~ twu pUpHratiHus.
Asatsrnst, ~ PILES. rhl. uo rival ltt5,
CURED c.s.. that hs,s w,ihsioud lhs 'r,ifB.sar
Of the mo.t ,k,II'uI ph,'',iau'. 'ni 40 remedies
49, IL GadlP s3DlvD
Thee b. nothing ", disoover,I pa,.s.,irg ,arh
surpusiug ,ihsary
sore Lips, try it---I,elicl' l. immediate.
Sold by &. ". ATwEiI.. uoler ths 4 :. a..
eel, rorani. Gsn'ral Agr0t i1r Mann. AI.o,
sod by Dwggi's i0l Dra.rr' on Medicine. even.
vhrrc. Anl'ty ANuFTNs * B,rIs, aaI az
JuHs DEIbIEb laIls.' shu, store, Par,
IIill.
sold by Dr. ". 4. RUST. go. rsn, &c
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-. HAMMOND, } sl..,u..
AMERICA IilNlEG, .Sp,,,.
SIMON INtNJM.
'srs, NJ, -h, 1855. IL
state OF Maine.

O,r.Er. ss. Atths term of ihe Count N County
J.rur..l.usr.. hullsu a. raris, Doc lud iur The
C.lIy 81 ONHtI, uu the second TUESDAY oi
NAV, \. u. ISIS.
lp1l che foregoing pstit,"n, satisfactory evidence
ls,H- hssn received that thc petitioners ar, &C.
sruH..I., aud that i1Juir, onto The merits ui ibcir
application e. yNpeUrsnt, 20 is OuIrVi that the
t.ulN Commissioner iuest AZ che luu ui llpace
Cuum.B.. iu sliI rlus, on Ius,diy The l2.h
tly of JuHe next, 10 10 u',.usk \. VI and thence
prlgreI o. view the route mentioned in sait reti.
tiuu. immediately after which view, hearing 1T
fhs parties suI uitnssss. vil h. bal 40 SOME 'un-
,,H-tt place in the ,triuity, and -uch other m,t.
surrs taken iu the If,Iusss the tumInissi'u'f %
shall u g ruIer. Aud % Is further o. efcd, that
nrJi,r ~ the tome, place aui puuzrse Of the
Commissioner meeting aiUIsslii, h. given ~ all
fstsHH. srI cop ,DJiiln. Interested, b., pubshisg
che T., fitan with th Ouisrui Court thsrcla, three
week. .ur.rss,sly be- The ONiuri Democracy news
rsprr pnpsd At Pans, IN the County u ONi'r I,
a0I D., ssNn. an attestei copy IT the Petition With
thIs Order thereon, upun the ti~Ik Of the town 81
Pans, anil b, p.sii0g Ike Uupiss in three pubilc
places u sst tovu, the 6sst q sad publications and
each of tbs other n.tic,s, 10 IL made, served and
posted az sl, thiIytsNs leilre All time II meet
ING, O. the end that al psfs1u. aud c1rpolaiiYns
in crested nav thea and there appear and show
cause, f any they have, Why the payer Of said Pc
titi0nsrs sh0uld nj he granted.
Auest-ELlSiiA wlSrER, CleIk.
A true copy VI aid Ps iti0n ADD Order Of COoft.
81 Atcs-ELIsIlA WINTER. Clerk.
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A Valuable Mill Site for Sale.

SlrUNrED some 80 miles lr'n TIL, place, add
- - mile iiom TIE A. : 81. L. Il. r., Ia the
rsr,n u ahla ance II timber. Easy terms Of pay.
asnt vii b given. I. a. ChAfls.
sSz;s !Ii,. &r.i -, .so5- y
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Freedom Notice.

Freedom NOtlce.
V'lllS may ccuiS thtt have this day given
ny .ou, l.apfelsI u Morgan, hi time ~ act
and traie boz himself, .nd shall chlm none 81 h.
cllui,g. nor pay any debts II b.. roniractieg AZ
rrr th,, date. JOHN MORGAN.
Alir,t "A. X. kSaFr.
Hanover, April -, ls53. IL
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u.rHT.r. ~ l1r '..sNi.~i' a''
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REGULATIONS yEVsUS PIIIs.

W. noe .uritrr,H, s.krI vhat o. 'hs difference
l.re,,n Rtisp,'. Regulator. aHl common pil''
w a1.asr that pale, q. che, - uftlntuIy
prrparrI, auI -pH o., different manufacturers, afs
g,usf,u, II ivu klHl.-ihrss which operate GOD
he bowels msrck, CALLED pur.iu'' rN', a1i
ihu., which excite ihr .rrrsIiurs ~ ghr ,rr, lud
,rc ,,I.I msrruutl CO.. ever pills. RadslN =
Regulator. r,.,mbis pills merely On 'haps, bot
iiHrr Boz c,cN uthsr ch,p'su.lic.
The, ast MT oub ou tho lnwclS lut on The
liver. .ku, rlucr,a.. auI kldncy s,r' guhtiug each
organ O. health, action. They are not drastic,
and never give pain, a. most puigaiiNs pl' dD.
the, siImulstc ih, iVcr viihoui eniargrriug the
r,tlsnt With .ali,alon, smsrCurial Iill' jo ron.
ui1in. u1 min,lls iu iheir competition, theN ne
hlrml,,, When ussd ior a length of time. They
ar, ta,tcls.s, lsr. sn,eloped in An elegant coat.
iog of gun. l Co , reguIa,e', = 20 6putsr- good
a. an times. ,,,
Ralva,'s Regulators are the most innocent,
nj. mild, anil pleasant ptI's in use. The, ace a
guifk aui certain cure iur oD.'iV,nsss, lndig,s.
r.o. Iiy,r complaint, n ijns, complaint, Jaund,oe
Ilrtlarhrs. NsVpps0,ss, Melancholy, Diseases
II ihc bladder
TIuALE DuTICUITtLs. Leur1uhea, Ileur
Anus, Whtc., and irregulritiss II all Ainds.
Bl~IOU~ DISEASES
B,l. on the stomach Billions cholc. Eulafgr.
rns1t ofthe ,plrc', all al chrouic affection. u
th, Liver and kilneys.
Tur the grrat lures performed b, v. X. Relief,
see neat week. PAPER u. u. u. rrmsdir. act
quirk ihe moment they taken o. applied, thcii
health restoring and pain relieving sfhcae, i IN.
psreneci.
R.R.R. Rrmcjis. are ,old By druggists even
vhsre
u. II. HAY Druggist, Portland. GENITAL Agent
G,r Maine. Agcnts, ANUEEws 4 bars, iar's
Wm. =. Rust, VI u. 30 Paris; liolsrt A"yes
Ge, ". Nsuill, NORWAY, -. " Noble, Water.
ford; ". ". Grrsu. No. Waterford. Il
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SEASON ARRbNG gNEhT.

SEHSgR pNitNtNu -TsA1Ei.
ON and after MONDAY, 'hr
alst iHst, toe sfrImf-s st,
- LNNTiC. capt D'uEsr
nss-s'>s ksuctr, anil FORE I
CRY, capt =. 4 rEiN,'. v,l rru as i'l.n,,'.
lsayius Nalu- Rad Road Mbarle,rr, Mos
.a,. Tusl,,, Wsla-s|l,, Thursla, nnd fudaY,
Bf 7u',ipsk T.. Nj sud CsrusNbarf, Boston, "a
s.ur dave, 40 : O'Clock 4. VI.
C,bu Passage, slu1
Deck -
N.H.-.T1rh n.Btis furnished With LARGE uum.
lrrui tate X uus che accommodated ul l,..''
t..I Taurrss anil traveller srU rrniuIsi that IN
taklns tHls lirs, lHu.1 Gavin. 90 time auI rNI-rsr
vr.I d. made. auI Iha'tb, ir,uu,r1l,uIs Hi srr''
.- 1 lirstoo 20 late huur. 90 th,uight vt,al'n. g.,
aE.tIr'.
%. n.srnuiys ia season farthrrssssHg,rs Gel
take thr EARLIEST fraiHs uut Of tIH.
The t#up,r, ace HHt t'.prns.H.s &C. l1ggat
o.. ,r anHurt ,Ngr,Iir- 80 boo ,a.ur, .nt tahl
Trrs.rl', rH.ss. notice s -i,fH HHf raIH i.I of
trr rate H. uus Iassrrg,T Doc '',ry : 800 addition
s. valve.
I..r.ht taken 20 lrv rates.
IfI T.. KILLINGS A-rsr.
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ALSO SOLD IS ABOVE
Or. Pettit's Cankor Bplsam,

The onl, rsnsl, ih't r@v'r t'ii iu ths
Co., y Ns,nsg Soc N1s'i. Ci7tg ~ rs, N.l
Ntguash 70 iw,i', rst CfgI,. tsr,sg frrg
~ uhsi % aFirf 8, Hs-1s R4.,
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EIAGr, or iIooiiugi f'iNTut, surrEtsstn,
and lHKIouL,E MTNsrEuIrIoN, &c, With al
their as,uup,n, ing evils, ttancsr eNcspiedJ no
matter hus severe ~ IT how loug standing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-05-25
MERICAN
Cream Soap Company,
LAWS" iht u
Chas. w. Dennison g. Co.,

4, ". D,G co. are now prepared 20 nauuhc.
u. ture sol oh,r a. the trade nnd ,oasumei,
he soap. 81 the Amstican Cream soap Co., "a al
their varieties, az their FACTORY,
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New Books! New'Boolrs!

~MONTON receive. 100 new pu''l.l'.r.. r'
.,rt, uf D.. al,an., 20 sry ,'talUrhmru' Boo 'hr
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E.fru.fs-B,nI ufths Commonwealth, y.
o Oh.s 90, anl Irrst e., y. y.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-04-12
Another Outrage.

We learn from our exchanges, that
another American Vessel, the Mag
var, has been fred into by Spanish
Vessel of war. The American peo-
pie are getting tired of this kind Of
proceeding, and Uncle Sam seems to
be getting his snap up in earnest.
Our home squadron is being put in
order forsimmediate action, and the
Dons will be taught at an early day,
that the science of projectiles is full
~ understood in our nayy.s
We know that many good reasons
have existed Bby this government
should adopt pacific policy towards
Spain; but these repeated outrages
have placed Us in a position that de-
mands summary redress, and We have
every confidence in the intention Of
the Administration to bring matters
with that government to an issue at
once.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-04-12
The Reaction Commenced.

Alta large number of the town
elections ID the Northern States,
where the Know othings and Abo-
litionists + defeated the Democratic
tickets last fall, the Democracy have
rallied and the returns Of the spring
elections show that a reaction has all
ready commenced. against the Flu
sionists. The following is the ex-
ultant announcement of the Detroit
Free Press, of the result in that
city:
| DEMOCRATIC VIcToRY!-We have
the proud satisfaction Of announcing
that the true Democracy Of Detroit
achieved a most splendid aud mag
niicent victory yesterday, over the
combined forces of the K. Ms, fu-
sionists and boilers. Every inch Of
ground was contested by these fac
tions-everv conceivable artifce was
was resorted to by them-to carry
their city and ward tickets. Know
Nothingism had entered the field
and, with the aid Of the remnant of
fusionism, and Of a small squad Of
boilers from the democratic party,
was confident Of success.
Ledyard, (dem.) is elected Mayor
by III majority, and the whole dem
ocratic ticket is successful, by SINH
lar and larger majorities!
This victory is glorious, not only
as result, but in its consequences,
It is. an inter reputation Of know
nothingism, as we'll as fusionism; and
it is testimony that the Democracy
Of Detroit are once more thoroughly
united, and that when united they
are inyincible. .s
The rhnmbug of Know-Nothing-
ism is passing away. Its. life will be
shorter than many others Of its.
kind, which have been nursed in the
hot-beds of New England fanati-
elSm. - s4S.
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!
|. A San Francisco editor, +. c..
Ever, recently prepared a fictitious
sketch describing the sensation OF n
dying man. He as the best mode of
overcoming all difficulties involved in
such relations. made his hero describe
his death from the spiritual world.
The author was recently surprised to
find that Judge Edmonds, Of N. Y,
bad used bis fictitious narrativeas the
product of a veritable spirit, and the
Judge wrote to the author to acquaint
him with the fact that he bad several
spiritual interviews with this defunct
"hero,' Who never had any exist
ence except in Mr.. Ewer's brain.
AIR. Ewer's letter is rather an anu
sing proof of the exceeding credulity
Of the Judge, and the ludicrous ab-
surdisies in which the protested spir-
itualists involve themselves, by taking
leave of common sense. and ignoring
the well establised moral and ply
laws of the universe. ~es..,
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RfnlaFafif State Girket.
FOR GOVERNOR.
ANDREW JOHNSON,
OF GREENE.
Our Candidate.

Last week, We pnblished the pro-
ceediogs Of the Democratic State
Convention. which assembled on the
10Th ult. The greatest harmony and
fraternal feeling prevailed in this FAM
lily council Of the Democratic party.
Asis well expressed by the Memphis
Appeal, the Convention, in conform
ity with ancient and honorable usage,
was held with open doors requiring
no other PASSWORD than a love of
liberty and equality. and no other
GRIP than the warm grasp-of a free
man.
Conforming to the expressions OF
the democracy in almost every coun-
dy IN the State, the Convention
nominated Gov. ANDREW JOHN
son, by acclamation, for reelection.
Heis, therefore, in the highest sense,
the choice of the democracy of Ten
nessee; and We have no doubt Of his
triumphant election. With yigor-
Gus canvass, which be will enter into,
and the cordial cooperation Of the
masses, which be viii receive, the re.
suit cannot, we think, be considered
doubtful. The democracy have a
majority in this State. as was salts
.factorily proven two years since, and
they can and will maintain it.
1t is unnecessary to say that the
nomination will be hailed with the
5iveliest satisfaction, because it was
both desired and expected. Under
the lead Of Gov johnson, end on the
platform Of the Convention, the de-
mocratic party are ready and eager
for the fray, confident that the yicto-
! Jy will be ours.
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The New Antacrat 81 Russia.

p
The new incumbent oftIls throne
Of alIthe Russias is named Alexan-
der, andis heItIdest son Of The LATE
Emperor Nicholas. He s about the
age.of Louis Napoleon, and j. is q
singular cdincidepee that new Ma
poleon and new AIexander-bo,h
compare tively youDg men, as we're
their great reIatiyes-should now
be arrayed against each other, while
on their action once more hangs the
des,inies Of Europe. An exchange
says u The Autocrai;; =.
n'Fhe new Gar was born on the
26sl Of April, 1852 accordingly
is nearly tl,ifly-seyen. Hnol ofex-
traordmary abilities, he possesses
fair capacity and intellect. II not
gifted with the iron will fbis iatiier,
and IL marked by a.certain milGness
of temperate llasexbibited than
once considerable energy. He has
ia poetical and chiyallous turn Of
mind, and is Russian TO the core.
Years ago he urged the use Of the
Russian language at Conrt instead
| oftFfencb. As Grand Duke, he was
always kind TO any pure genuine,
Russian development III literature
and policy. Some ten years ago,
ehe,nsiaed strongly on the prep
agaGon Of the Russo Greek creed
among The Protestant Firms, Esth-
oiians, and other tribes forming the
peasantry in the Baltic provinces
Sits scarcely 10 be supposed tina,
he will make any change among
|she highest tlignitaries Of The EN-.
prc. Sach things viii Come BY
and by, as.for seine time past he
thas had a small court and a kno!
Of iayofites around him.. Promi-
nent among these is Prince Baryat-
ynsky, who last year distinguished
Ilinselfin Asia against the Turks
and the Gifcassian SLanyt This
prince isea proud, naughty, am-
billions Russian He sDent a great
deal Of his youth in Vienna, and it is
possible he may be sent thilher
under some pret.xt TO control tue
action Of the Russian legation'at the
approaching conferences
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Scarlet Fever.

Mr.. EDToR:-As there is in the
country round and about Nashville
a good deal of scarlet Fever, and as
lit may be of service to others,
hereby give the result Of an ex'
pertinent we made few days ago
Our little daughter aged 10 months,
Was violently attacked with the. scar.
let fever. In. Mrs. Hale's sssNeH
Household Receipt Book, page / IL,
I found the following treatment
recommended: From the first day
Of illness, and as soon as We are Ger.
tain Of its nature, the patient must
be rubbed morning and evening over
the whole body with a piece Of bacon
in a manner that, with the exception
of the head, a covering of fat is eve
rywhere applied. In order to make
this rubbing-in somewhat easier, it
is best to use a piece of bacon the
size Of the hand, choosing a part still
armed with the rind, that we may have
a firm grasp. On the soft side Of this
piece, sits are to be made to allow
the oozing out Of the fat. The rub.
bling must be thoroughly performed,
and not too quickly, so that theekin
may be fully saturated with the fat. .
We tried it as directed above,
and the beneficial results were soon
obvious; in fact, it worked alike a
charm, and the result was, our little
daughter very soon was entirely
cured. -
Give it a trial-it is simple and
entirely harmless. j. B. r.
Terrace Green, March G, 1866.
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NEw Dnrss.-The Shelbxpille Ey

New DREs.-The ShelbyyilIe Elk
positor has donned a comedy apparel,
in The shape Of handsome dress Of
new type, from head to foot. We
are really glad to see this evidence Of
prosperity, for, while We abominate
the Expositor's know-notIing pro.
.oliyities, we do like to seeindusfrious,
energetic, perseyering men succeed
in business-and such the psoprie-
tors are.
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before us, remembering that yigi.
lance, eternal vigilance,.is The price
Of liberty"
I have The honor to be, most Sc.
specially, your obedient servant,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Messrs. Jas. Philips. Robert Math
eVs, John X. Howard. :