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4 BRICK-WHOLEsALE l. RETAIL
% DEALER IN
BOOKS & STATIONERY.

EHAALESE6AN ny HDLEEALE 4 REIAyh
OS DEALER IN
BOOKS Il STATIONERY.
90 Hanover Sss. Boston,
(Cnder the American Uouse)
Dealer in School, Classical, Law, Medical Theological
Mechanical, and Miscellaneous Books where may be
found the largest and most complete assortment ever Of
Tered for sale IN this city and presenting glance an
immense collection Of choice literature, unequaed in
amount Of volumes and seen or read but to he admired
Country dealers and others wishing purchase, re-
spectiuy invited to call Public and Private Lbrarigg
supplied on the most liberal terms.
Asosa large stock Of Blank Books and choice Stationey
constantly on hand.
The latest publications may be found on our counern
as soon as issued. d1y d12
FREEMAN BAKER
NERO IL ANDIZE AND MONEY BROKER
No, SuIeu Street, Boston.
Money to loan Personal Property, Watches bought
sold, and exchanged. Cash for old Gold and silver
an second hand Wa'che DIFF mari
DIR &. f. WHITMAN,
DC U LIST AND y y RIST,
No. ZIG Court STREET, BosToN.
AtS0
yentor and Manufacturer oil Invisible Ear Trumpets
frtifotGf Eyes made and inserted at short notice
n3O lily
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Aromatic fuviSoFatTug Spirit.
1t Stimulates EXflerates, fnvgorates but will not in
toXicate or stupify.
As medicine, it is quick and efectual; curing the
worst aud most aggravated cases of Dyspepsia Kidney
Complains, and all other arrangement Of the Stomach
and Bowels in from -Four or Fine Minutes to TVeaty
-Four Hours.
1t viii instantly revive the most melancholy and droop
ing Spirits and restore the weak feeble nervous and
sicbly, to health, strength, and vigor.
As delicious beverage it is refreshing exhierating
and stimulating will neither intoxicate nor Supply
The Incorporate and inebriaie will Rnd instant relic
rom the horrible feelings produced blythe use of bad in
tpNicatiDg Iiquors - $50
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Y Hotels aud Boarding Houses furnished with Cham
Der Furniture ap2l fd-wn
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TEzIIE GREAT DEMAND FOR THOSE SUPERIOR
GO O K STOW ES,
which, by the way, little the incest Stove in the
market, can again be supplied as have received fur.
ther supply Of those Stoves 50 admirably arranged fol
wood and coal. j. L. L0RING,
Gpll DIFF 70 Main st.
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Boston Advertisements.
ARREN MIC HOLS >.
-. -. -. : - - i

Waoirsasa ars Retail Dealer in
HAVANA CIGARS / LEAF TOBACCO.
Hos Hanover Street, Boston.
oreigl and Domestic Smoking Iataccc, C-carss >un11
Pipes, &C. with general rtiect q STOCK apEa--
ta5nizE to tie Ciza- and Tobacco Trade.
TIE eoicest brands Of Cigars imported, always foT sa5
uES on reasonable terms 1bE
FE'HE AMERICAN SPRING BED CON-
PaNY- having removed 70 the large and coge-1odi
ous Warehouse No u USlos SERgET. and largely IN
creased heiz iacj ties ;1- manufacturing, are prepared g
furnish u s Trade ~ large small quantities STRING
BEDS Of ths U1ost approved va.ierz the shortest Ioisos
ani up6H tie us reasonable tslIls.
The lu6lic may res assured Inst every improvement
viii BE- made shat be, and g Is statli s11ent VIII no.
be oshnd any other with regard e style quality CT IN
proTeuent.
Asa, Sole Agent f1r PLTNPT0N'S CGEBINED SEC
RETARY. BEDSTEAD and TOILET 7 BLE oaa o5 The
grs attest improve of the age, which Ic3s 1y 60 BE-
seen 70 bs adEireL For ssls only by This concern,
Address AMERICAN SPRING BED COMPANY.
No u UAI0N STsEET. EcSToS.
j. GJODA Agent.
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a NEW DISCOVER Y.-T0 CURE BAD
- SPIRITS Dispersal, Nervousness, HEARTBURN
Choc Pains, Wind in the Stomach, or Pains in the
Bowels, Headache, Drowsness Kidney COM
plants, Melancholy, Derium Trelnens
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Es.s5szga OCTOBER WITCH
%.isSs.ezsseg& w ORCESTER RAILROAD.
Accommodation senger Trains leave Worcester for
Horwich at lois A. NJ. and SIS P. ".
Leave Norwich for Worcester at els A. NJ and 430
P. NJ.
Steamboat Train caves Worcester at 100 P NJ, stop.
ping at Webster and Danelsanyie.
Passenger Car is attached u the Way Freight Trains
between Worcester ond Putnam.
octl diff ?. 81. N. ANDREWS, Agent.
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HAVANA CIGARS ( LEAF TOBACCO
ano EI.nn-.- S.-n-t L...tn...
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REGISTER DAILY
GFpresses.
PASSAGE ONLY $50 FROM LIVER

LEONARD & CO., Agents for TRAIN s cos Regular
Nd Established Line u Packets. Drafts q ErElsu1
ireland and Scotland payable a sight AZ their House in
Liverpool or at any Bank ia Irelsui.
LE0EARD x Co, Agents,
l83 H5ia ST. ExeisnE Battling
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JOSEPH SMITH, Proprietor,
au2l dazw3fa QS.!eul street. CnarlastoNL-. Mass.
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- -. I-r.grLa,ilie,. &.
sIaIe and Female EaaDoaters,

One trial vii convince the most sAantical and never
After VIII they b. induced 30 take sny other Ladies who
have oen been deceived by purchasing Pills and Drops
AMI D1strurs from
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CANCERS CAN BE CURED
DIR. r. GREEN,
Scientific Indian Physician.
3G BFoin field Street.

Dr.. GREEN, in his travels and research
es for medical knowledge among the Indians
obtained perfect remedy for Cancers, Scrof
ula, aud all HumOTs OF the Blood.
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Ne ~ ILAhhE y CO.,
Office No. Liber y-sreet Sew York
Agents for Worreste--M. b. Green d Co.. Charles
Sibley, and David Scott.
In Miord,-W. 4. Hayward, H. j. Wilson
n3U leudNWly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-23
The Assembling of Congress.

On Monday week Congress assemblies, and
most excited, tumultuous and uproarous session i.
anticipated. A congiomeraton of parties, of more
diverse hues than Josephs coat of many colors
will occupy the House, and portentous troubles, Of
domestic and foreign character, will agitate the
minds of men. The Kansas embodiment will pre-
sent the first arena for the collision of sections and
If, in the course of the combat the border ruff
fans" are not thrown into the shade by more saw
age Congressional brawls, the public at large will
be greatly disappointed. We are afraid that the
time has past for Congressional compromises, but
there is one compromise Congress might make with
the people which would afford general satisfaction
If Congress will agree to dispense with PERSONAL
ties fsticuffs and duels, and proceed quietly with
the public business, the community will agree on
qualities whica. essential to these performances
just as though they had actually occurred This is
fair proposition, and we should be glad to see it
accepted.
The country was never in more prosperous
condition than at this moment Its haryests are
Overlooking, and all the world is pouring gold into
it. 1t can consequently bear good deal Of bad
legislation. But Congress should not presume too
far upon this proptious state of things. We are
sailing with fair wind and strong current. but;
directly in our path looms up the big rock of Sec
tlonalism threatening shipwreek to our proud yes
sci, and her rich cargo. Conesess may involve us
IN foreign war, but though that war should lasc
Tor quarter of centary, the country will recover
from Its effects but if it give over the land to civil
STRIFE, the injury will be irreparable
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Brisnaier taenersl WesD. s... -
The great question, who pledged the y 49,
free enlissments for the alliesi seezns app'oaIs
solution. The Losdon journuis .. HE. -,
,h., Mr BUCHANAN was the man, but ms oticaai
denial has piyen the quietus to that accusas'0A
The London Globe says a.. ~. s,..
-s;.t;nctIy In our recollection inst tne n..1
49, a Ar,erican enlistment came tr0m o ~ e a.
ericsn source and we were a TSe worthy General
men, d;sar of the Courier and Inquirerl went ihI
Weop "a iondly proclaimed that the American PEG,
-. ,swould rally en- to our nde, II We neeaeu
their aid ,ns
Gen. Webb, impulsive soldier that he Is, Keeps
always so far in advance of the column OF puohc
sentiment. that II has never yet been ableto over
take him. 1t was perfectly consistent Win MS az
dent and confiding nature, under the influence Of
Clareudon's good dinners, and the agreeable arsto-
cratic associations thereat, not only to promise
.,an,v thousand American rifles to the allies, but
to pledge the whole United States to rise en- masse
AGAINST Russia With due Difference, however, 70
the oninions of the "worthy Gen. Webb, TINS
would be paving too high for the honor OF DINING
with Clarendon. The people of the United states
cannot afford such price for the entertainment OF
the chevalier Webb. They are no doubt grateiui
for the consideration manifested by the British no
bility to one of our most ilusrious Brgadiers but
they can scarcely rise e,. masse against Russia on
that account If any member of the British cabi-
net was induced by Gen. Webb's representations
TO undertake the enlistment of men in this conn'
try. he exhibited simplicity which would be mitch
more graceful in a milk maid than diplomatist.
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Know-Nothing ConventIon in ohio.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 2l.-The Know Nothing Ma
tional Convention, composed of those who Lolted
from the National Convention in Philadelphia met
here to-day.
Thomas Ford, of Ohio, was chosen President.
Mr.. Dawson, of Indiana, offered resolution ex.
bounding the 18th section of the Philadelphia plat
form, and adopting substitute for it, declaring
slavery to be sectional and not national
The resolution was referred to committee com.
posed of Gossler and Gov johnson, of Pennsyva-
mia. ,...
Mr. Spooner, of Ohio, and Knapp. of Michigan,
each offered resolutions to get rid of the slavery
issue in the Convention. warm debate sprung
up on these resolutions, and after strong nation
al speech from Gov. johnson of Pa, the Convention
adjourned. ..-:-.. 49,.
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United States and Franc.

The New York Herald, referring to the fact m, /.
in the recent talk about war with England the nam
OF Napoleon has not been mentioned, thinks that tn
OMISSION OF France may be chance but that it ma j,
also be Intentional 1t says that France. of lat,
mas shown desire to conciliate this country ana
mat "hen the Danish question was debated tber,
the pretensions of the United States were d;scus
ed frankly and in tone of perfect friendl;nas.,
IL goes on TO demonstrate that the trpe no,;., g
France is still that which governed the eo,nsa,s g
Inc elder Napoleon, to use the United States .s !.
counterpose to British ascendaney. especiaIlv n =
the sea, rather than 10 subm. 10 receive the tor :.
OF his own policy on Amesean affairs from En- ..
land -
There can be podoubt that this is the trre no,;.,
VI rance but we fear that Louis Napoleon doris
hot see In that light The alliance seems hilbert,
" nave worked as tremendously in the West Isl.
Don'ingo and Cuba for cxample) as in the East
we cannot believe that England would yentu,. "a
OH host'le demonstration against this countr r.
unsustained by France 1t is only with the grea (.
est exertions that she can keep up an army af
oo'ooo men in the Crimea. Where would she en-.
hS' men for Americaf 1t is only with the concu r.
renee and aidof France that she can 20 to war wi s
TINS country. We rather think she will not on IN
war with us at all
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coNnfERUAIr


Richaoud Markets. Nov. ~ 1885.
APPLEs<-Norfllem s2603 yirginis 81 to $3.50
~ bbl The stock Of yirsna very laree
= BACONs--ws quote Western Sides IA cts. v b
Shoulders IS cts: Hams 1915 cts. Smithfeld hog.
round Is cts-nominal, in market; City cured
in MARKET The market Is nearly bare Of Sides,
and the stock of Baum generally very light
CORN-a5 cts. " bushef-smaf parcels 81. Sales
Of lew Corn at 75c. s.ssssas.ss sdss-...ss- "a.
CORN MEALS cts. ~ bushel.
FLOUR-lThe market has been very quiet the past
week. with limited transactions. We quote country
Superfne, ordinary, $g.25a957t; choice So 500lO;
Extras Sf1alo.2i We quote 70 the trade for con.
sumption, s9.s7ialo for Superhne; slO2o0l0.5o for
Extras and 30 for Family. -
COFFEE.-Rio l0lafflc.; LaEuayra 12dl2ic.; ia
va 14l915c.; Mocha Isle.
ToBACCO--Ther receipts of old Tobacco have beer
very light for the last week, and prices shade higher
We quote inferior Lngs at s4-251G good and fine
&5.5Qd6 Inferior Lcdf SO. 75dD7 81; good S35009.-
Fine Shipping, none in market. Fine Manufacturing
scarce, nominal price l2.5GdI5 The receipts of new
Loose have increased-saes, Luss, S20S; Leaf - s.
1B$7.25. ef
WHEAT.-we quote $2.1Od2.l5 for good to prime
Red; S2l5 to So. % for good to prime White. Las
weeks receipts about 20 COO bushels
Observation-Disclosures 40a 04iA cts demand fair
Cincinnati 40 to 4tc. cash.
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Inc new York Mirror, referring TO the low
prices at which NANNY articles Of food owing to the
plentiful season. are disposed of by farmers. and
the exorbisant rates which consumers have 10 nav
justly remarks that so long as a combination If
food spectators, backed by extraordinary cash IA.
etes, stand between the consumers and the farm.
ers, there is no hope of moderate prices. IT. saws
the Mirror, (and millions win endorse the sent.
meno there is any damnable speculation. this
plumber OF the poor through their bread, meat and
potatoes is the most damnable that we know Of
In the midst Of the most abundant haryests that
TINS continent ever yielded to the hand of labor
prices ior inc principal articles of food still remain
almost as high as in season of absolute scarcity
ns ,here no practical remedy for these
and starye in the very lap Of plenty : " suher
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The Meeting of ,rax-Pavers To-

W Night-You have said, Messrs Editors,
that you authorized by some of the
sgnels of the CALI thet they have thought of
diaion-and you might, without hazard, have said the
same in effect for every who signed the call Won
must be satisfied, from your knowledge of the men
that not one of them has such thought surprised
indeed that such idea should have been suggested
by any one, and almost fear that it originated in de-
sire Ito choke off" the meeting
fit requires addition of fifty one hundred per
cent to redeem the faith protect tine honor of The
city, will pay it. But, in the spirit of our fore
fathers, We desire to know how and why it is we are
thus taxed. .-...' . ....'
The revenue OF the city is told, lnearly $780,
600, and yet she cannot pay her debts. Now while
we do not impeach the honor or honesty or patriot
ism of any member of the Council, yet they are our
agents, not unfaithful any than we the people
who made them and we claim the right to know what
is made of money after it has been taxed out
of us. We shall be required bear State taxa
ton, and we will bear it to complete the great lines
of improvement aud that makes necessary to look
into, and IT possible reduce hereafter city taxes
for if we do not will build buy in the city,
The suburbs that shrink from your touch will be-
come the city, but not your city Come to the meet
ing them and look into your affairs
no 2S-lt .- One OF THE SIGNERs.
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THE MARSH TRoUPE.--We are to have, next
week, very rare and delightful style of amuse-
ment, in the performances of the Marsh troupe,
consisting of some 30 little children. We have the
best assurances that they are wonderfully talented
and the pieces arranged for them are exactly suited
10 their ages and capabilities. The chief comedian
among these little people is said to excel any pro-
dgy in real merit in admirable acting since the time
ofMaster Burke. Both old and young have rich
treat in store See the advertisement.
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ENGLAND AND THE UNITED STATEs.-The Can
ada, which arrived yesterday, it is expected brings
an answer from Great Britain to the demand from
this government for reparation for Mr.. Cramptons
conduct in enlisting troops in the United States
for British service. The Washington correspon-
dent of the Journal of Commerce says that our
government does not expect favorable answer to
this demand and if it fails to come is "irreyocaby
pledged to dismiss Mr.. Champion"
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~ Ladies'. Preserue ra. H.

the agonlzing toothache aud the horrors Of the e
forceps, by the habituaI use of Downp~,s "e dental
FLUID 1t prevents the formation of tarsr ans
all acnd seeretlons, restores the gums to b.a,;s,
RED and healthy condition. imparts gb,oaaa...l
the teeth refreshing aromatic flavor 10 The rSor,S
and physicians of this and ether cities us .,ns
any preparation in use. For sale BY Purcell fsSs
Co.; Bennett Beers; AIie Gray, and ali dra,S;.,.
DC 6-dSn ~ ~ -4' uiussisIs.
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England and America.

In an article on the present condition OF affairs
between England and the United States, the Wash,
ington Union says =" Ged forbid that anotherw war
should ever occur between the United States and
Great Britain but we confidently believe that, If
sncb war should occur zoe could raise three hnn'
d,ed thousand men for the inpasion Of England oitt
less trouble than she raises thirty thousand for the in
uasion Of Russia !"
Whether that be so or not, we could raise halt
million of men for the defence of our own SOIL
which would be cheaper and more effective mode
of warfare than invading the soil of an enemy.
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SLAVE STAMPEDE.-The Norfolk Argus states
that last week about eighteen negroes escaped
from that city and Portsmouth. They were all
young, and some of them skilful mechanics, valued
at So, 600 each Six were from Portsmouth. 1t is
supposed that they left in some oyster vessel,
loading perhaps in Tanners creek, and bound for
New York or some other Northern port.
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According to the New York Herald, the K,o,.
Nothings Of New York have gained in the last Gle.
ton upwards Of "a 600 votes; the Democratic n. =
Shells some "a 900 and odd; the Black RenmIcsn
have lost upwards Of 1900; and the Soft Shell.
vote compared with that of last vss s,I n
only some 81 600 The majority In the State sga;ss,
Fusion is 30l, il2. @tsa'ns'
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D hInrh the ImpYovement.-Hobsou =,

the Anercan Shaving saloon, is Furnishing nm S Va
accommodating place tur the reception Of FsIF -
w inter Vlsitora--painiiHg, guiding caruetinp l.. -
ne Will soon have his place handsomely renewed :
1t has heretofore been and will continue Ia 10 n.
resort OF tie old Tie nddle-aged and the youpg h,
oil who want agreeable Shave or their Hair en-,
IA style unsurpassed by any one, win surely find
Hobsoh or his polite employees. Go, then to Hobsop
aud get cleah i!co shave your hair cut in becoming
style, and take good Hot, Cold or Shower Bath ana
You will come aNaY betler md wiser ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-23

ROBBERY OF A RAILROAD OFFICE.-The Office
of the Belvidere Delaware Railroad at Phillips
burg, Pa, was robbed Tuesday morning OF about
600 The robbery is supposed to have been COM
United by the "ShOrt Boys" from New York, who
were attending the dedication of the Taylor monu
Inent.
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u A. w. Osberne,. grcnt Picture GaIls

~, Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank, is
known to be the finest and largest Daguerrean e.tsb
lshment south of the Potomac river Citizens and
strangers visiting the Fair, should pay visit to t,
establishment, where they may obtain hkenesses m
every known style OF the art from the smallest to the
largest size The ladies' will do well to ca II and Io0I
at our assortment of beautiful Pearl Shell Panisr
Machie, Velvet and Morocco Cases before purchasing
elsewhere. A. w OSBORNE
&C % Sign Of the American Flag
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IL A Letter from the Rev. DIR. John C..
McCabe, of Hampton Va.

HAMPTON, VA, Oct. r. I855
Having had occasion to use BAKERS PREMIUM
BITTERS in my family within the last two years IL
Of dyspepsia and nervous headache can safely
say have never used any remedy for these distress
ing maadies with signal success as this have
ever carefully avoided recommending any The van
GUS nostrums with which the country is flooded BE-
cause believe in majority of cases, they do more
harm than good but Bakers Bitters have been
tried under my immediate observation aud produced
such beneficial results do not feel at liberty to With
hold my humble testimonial TO their value.
JNO. c. McCABE
Sold by PURCELL, LADD Co, and Drursln
generally, oeV
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M Steamer Yet,
Dc,,nrture of the Asia,

HALIFAX, Nov %, - M.-The weather here il
clear and cold There is yet sign of the Steamer
Canada now dlte from Liverpool
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rCIaaks ManfIes and TaImaa Whole.

have on hand, and continue daily TO nanuisetuls
and receive from the most fashionable houses N0In
a large and varied assortment OF Cloth Nsi'e, az
taue, and other styles of Cloaks and TanM, "hlSn
am enabled to sell at such prices as to aeiy eonps'
ton Those in want need but call ard sIaInjqs DO
10 o., Is Main st.
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IF UphoIstery Goods.-.India md UnIsn

II TphOtstery GOOds.-.InuI0 md Tnlsn
DaInasks Satin deLaines, Lace and Muslin Curtalul
Gnps Tassels, Loops, Cornice, Bands, &C., splsr
did assortment on hand.
Having engaged almost entire new set Of wOtt'
men from the most celebrated houses North, who
with my own experience, am satisfied that uphosiey
work of every description will be executed in style
not to be excelled. JOHN 4. REGSAULT
&C 30-lm 1872 Main street
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rVTo the People OF Richm..

der,sned in the city Of Rishnrsss NJ
already most onerous, hrs been MAJ ~ osf tstes
Council; without exhibiting any s,st.,y.n ms Cl,y
financial condition Of the city which .YnIant Of Tia
, Of such additional ss
semble at the African Church on FRfn.Soaa 70 n
next att O'clock. in order that the proper evening
may be had to procure a proper proeeedn,s
financial condition of the ci,v ''kation into ths
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-23

Destructive Fire at Carleton, N. Ii.
ST. JOHN N. b., Wednesday, Nov. 81, 1e55.-A
fire occurred in Carleton this morning destroying
five dwelling houses and two stores. The loss is
about $4,000 Partially insured.
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E'urd0u of Dr. ReaIe.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22.-Governor Pollock, Of
this State ha pardoned DIR. Beale the dentist OF
this city. who has been confined in the Penitentary
for outraging the person of young lady, after
drugging her to accomplish his purpose. He is now
at liberty. =. -.
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WISCONSIN observation-disclosures from Wiscon
sin render the election of Bassford Republican for
Governor, certain. Only Douglass and Laporte
counties are to be heard from.