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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
We, the subscribers, being appointed nv
the Probate Court for the District Of New
Haven, Commissioners, to receive, examine
aud adjust all CLAIMS and demands Of all per.
sons, against the estate cf
SOLOMON HOBBS,
late Of Wslthan, in said district, deceased,
represented insolvent, and the term Of sis
months from the 26th day of March, 1855,
being allowed by said Court for the purpose,
we do therefore hereby give notice that We
will attend to the business OF our said APP
pointment, AZ the dwelling house Of widow
Abigail S. Hobbs, in said waltham, on the
Sd day of May and 25th day at September
next, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, on each
of said days
MILO STOW,
ROLLIN EvERrs, Cm'rs.
EBENEZER RIDER,
Dated at waltham, March 30, 1855. 6os3w
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THE LIFE OF
Hon. WILLIAM II. SEWARD,

H. Ono Volume, with Portr it.
just Published. Price One Dollar
Mr.. Stewards biography is excellcd by
that Of no living cotemporary in interest and
Importance. His principles and sentiments
are clearly and cloqucntly stated in the cx-
tracts embodied in this volume. Several Of
his best speeches arc given entire.
Utirersal Education, FreS3oa sad Internal
Improvements,
are the prominent topics of this book, as
they are Of the present ago. In their discus
sion, every tue friend of Republican InSt-
tutions is now more than ever interested To
all classes of people, old and young, there
fore, this book is presented asa
Manual Of Political Philosophy
Since the views and principles emhodying
Freedom and improvement In this country
have come to be generally known 80
SEWARDISM
every int''lliscn; person, on either side, re-
quires to be fully posted up" in rho matter.
J. j RBDPIELD,
BOW Nos. 10 and ll2 Nassau st.
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EmbrOideries.

Collars and Collar Patterns u beautiful as
sortmrnt, for sale at DECKWIrlIS.
Anril 4. 1871.
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Preventive for Consumption.

Rubbers-Gents and Ladies-which can
be obtained at reduced prices. at
April 4. 1850. BECKWITH'S.
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ONE MAN IN~ONE DAY
THE excellent crops which have grown
from its planting, show tha it is thorough in
its working, as well as rapid ana easy
Ten or twelve acres can be planted with As
much case as one or two by the old method
and far more accurately, AS it che ckrows
perfectly.
Its merits as a labor saving implement
reach greatly into the cultivation large
number of farmers who use it testify that
they cultivate their corn without the use of
the hoe Just as cleanly MS heretofore with it.
This is due to its accuracy in rowing and
close planting.
Its perfect adaptation TO all conditions and
consistencics of soil renders its use practical
bic in any part Of the country.
Itsvery simple and durable in all its parts,
and yet so adjustable that it will plant any
width or depth or an average Of any number
of kernels
its planting is uniform never deep at ono
time and shallow at another. 1t presses the
earth beneath the seed and not so much upon
it, thus quickly sproutng the germ and Civ
ing moisture and frmness to the root, and at
the same time leaving the blade free to grow
Our retail price is uniformly for single
Machines, 81 90 Double, $500
RANDALL e JONES, Rockton, Illonois
BELolT, Wis, July Il, 1854
used one Of Randall Jones' Corn Plan
tiers this season, to plant thirty-fivc acres. 1t
worked very well indeed. | consider it a
great saving Of labor in planting, but il saves
more in cultivatine The corn stands Just
as well as when the stalks are further apart
in the hill. The weeds have no chance to
spring mp among them. A. BOONE.
D.F. BINGHAM, West Cornwall, Addison
Co., Vt, General Agent for Vermont.
For sale at 80 DANENPORT'S.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMM SSIONERS' NOTICE.
We, the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court for the District OF New IA
ven, Commissioners, to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all per-
sons, against the estate of
ENOCu D. WOODBRIDGE,
late Of vergennes, in said district, deceased,
represented insovent, and also all claims and
demands exhibited in offset thereto and six
months from the 10Th day Of March, 1856,
being allowed by said court for that purpose,
we do therefore hereby give notice That we
will attend TO the business Of our said APP
pointment, at the office of F. L. Woodbridge.
in said Vergcnnes, on tho first Monday of
July next from nine o'clock, A. NJ. until four
o'clock, z. NJ, on each of said days.
SAMUEL MORGAN,
GHAs; D; Keller, comr'
W. G. SPRAGUE
Dated at Vergennes, this Goth day Of
March, A. D., 1866. 6lsw.
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GTGrcfi ana diseases al Me
Kidneys. Nervousness,
WeakRess Of the Limbs, Painting SpeHs, and
all Diseases Pcculicr 20 Females.
Nea ~ every person Is loss afflicted with
Dyspepsia or some Of the diseases connected with II,
aud II Is with feelings Of pleasure that DR.. Sch.mck
can nrnouucs To all such discovery Of the virtue the
Sea Weed, which slust the remedy for their slime ns
H. sprpsia ard the many diseases arising from IT, is
caused by the deficient secrntion Of the gastric nei
m weakness of the powers Of tho stomach The cf-
en-. a. II supplies At tho principles OF the deuut
gastric juice, aud tho food is dige,ird naturally la
fact the Tonic nearly resembles tho natural gastric
Juice that chemists fnd dficuliy IN dl tnguish
ina them. VI gives tuRe mud STRENGTHENS tho stomach
thus enabling u To secreft the proper quantity aad
quality of gastric juice ,aad Dyspepsia aud I'll it, dis.
el'es soon disappear.
1tha we-kuHwn fac that none suffer like tho Dys-
Pepts Tor in addition 10 The Dysposia there s often
either Headache. Sour aud Sick Stomach, Pain In the
side, Palpitanns of the Heart Chills nd Fever
el, Disease of the Kidneys. Nervous Weakness and
Tremars, General Debility, faintnoss, Los of Appe-
TIE, Bal TASTE. Fever, stUppages ~ Pennies ali or
each OF them arising i!oE disoTdrrrd state OF the
Stomach and here 10 unSly discovered REAEDy, for
tbs ifiaing sum OF ons dollar that win cue all lhs
tain Of disease.
NoS, Dyspepie, will y1I aval Yourself of this rem
ehy Tor tr1ng Acusr , or viii you si euler uu p
The ehoics - fof You 10 make. tn Sea Weed Tonic
l. pleasant butersi giving per,nn good srpotite
aud good Digestion u Is put W. IN quart hote Ays
agree with the stomach, and hoTTLE generally ef
fncts eaIr. Whenever the bowels arc co.ati,a tn.
Tongue furred or the complexion .sllnw, a few OF
sehenek's Mandrake OF Liver Pills arc 10 be u.ed A
box OF these Pills ACCOMPANY ing zach bote ofthe Ton
ie and will he fouhd IN rettts OF tho bottle covered
with label
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CAsn PAID FOR RAGS, by
" l.. W, CLARK.
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BOSTON CARDS.
March, 1855.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS F,

The undersigned, MERCHANTS, MANurAc-
TuRERs, IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
are now prepared, with Full STOCKS of all
goods in their respective departments, pecu-
liarly suited to the wants of Country Dealers.
The large and varied assortment which the
BosroN market affords to purchasers, pre-
sents superior opportunity for a choice Sc
lection.
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To Officers, Soldiers, Seamen,

&C., OF Ait WARS their WIDOWS and MIN
or CHILDREN.
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MODEL NIELODEONS.

NODEb NJ ELODEONN,
Manufactured by MASON & HAMLlN, Dos
ton, Mass.
The MoDEL MELopEoNs are recommended
by Lowell Mason, VIM. u. Bradbury, Gco.F.
Root, l.. II Southland, +. Bruce, S. A. b an
croft, J. Q. Wctherbec, and many other dis
tiuguished musicians and organists as srpc-
rior to all others. Prices $50, S75, 500,
$3.50, $l35, $3.50 and $l75. Every instru-
mcnt is fully warranted, and guaranteed 10
gire satisfaction.
f-gCirculars containing n full description
Of the Model Melodcons will be sent to any
Post Office, on addressing the undersigned,
manufacturers. MASON & lIAMLlN
Cambridge st, (cor. of Charlcs) Boston, Mass.
Eastern times., 1855-04-05
More Mares Nests !

1t is understood that the next move of our
new Mayor, pronounced Mdre,) will be to
institute suits against the individuals who held
Offices of Mayor, Aldermen and Councilmen
last year, for the recovery back of the money
appropriated by the city authorities towards
defraying the expenses of the celebration, in
this city, on the 4th Of July last! Our new
Mayor has discovered that the city govern
ment of last year was illegally elected, and il
legally organized and therefore the vote on
the appropriation in question was nugatory :;
and they are to be held personally liable for
the money as officers de son tort Besides, it
is contended that the 4th OF July is not legal
bona tide American holiday, beca use the. dec
laration of Independence was signed by that
"bloody hishndn'' and Catholic. CHARLES
Carroll, of Carrollton; which fact vitiates the
whole proceeding, or in other words, renders
the ssdecldration'' nud,tm pdctunll
We expect next to hear that our new Mayor
whose legal lore exceeds that of my ''Lord
IKE or my ''Lord Bacon, y has discovered
ee legal flaw, either in the call or the pro-
&ings of the convention which adopted our
y constitution; in consequence of which de-
ii&ur whole structure of government, includ-
10 hr admirable constitution, our beautiful
cdfarms with "Duigo" inscribed thereon,
WI go by the board
tbeseech him not to go behind the Nor
naAnquest Age.
Eastern times., 1855-04-05
Reformatorv Fanaticism.

While the prohibition liquor bill was under
consideration in the Massachusetts Legisla-
ture on Monday, Mr.. Munroe of Boston, moved
to strike out the clause allowing the fruit OF
the vine for sacrapental purposes.
In the course of the discussion, Mr.. Prince
expressed himself as having lost all respect
for the communion as administered now with
intoxicating drinks, and several other minis
tiers concurred in its evil effects.
The yeas and nays were then taken on Mr..
Munrocs amendment, the others having been
rejected, and it was adopted, yeas 1873, nays
lit
Our own Legislature exhibited strong dis
position in like manner 10 make unlawful the
celebration of the communion or Lords Sup
per with wine, as now done. The requisite
majority were ready for the measure and
would have enacted it had they not feared the
minority might eRlbarrass them by delays and
parliamentary tactics so as TO endanger the
whole BILL The majority therefore, Welded
she point for this year, and christians of this
State, are thus allowed for another year at
least, In obedience 10 the command of their
Savior, and in remembrance of him, to taste
of the fruit of the vine, in the ordinance of the
Lords Supper without subjecting themselves
and others to 6ne or imprisonment for viola
tion of law. In some ages of the world, these
proceedings would have excited astonishmeut,
but at the present time, when entirely new
principles of reform have been invented, by
which men are to be made better by rule and
law when reformers have been able to detect
and remedy the errors in the providence of 6 Z
Almighty, and in the precepts and practice Of
Christ, they afford no occasion for surprise.
Such results are the natural consequences of
this species of pharisaical wisdom. 1t is to
be hoped that these disinterested reformers
will not find themselves in the condition of
those In olden time, who made clean the out
side of the cup and platter, while the inside
was full of bitterness and all manner OF un-
cleanDess.
Outside morality is of easy make, like the
outward loyalty which despots compel from
their subjects: but inward devotion to prin-
cIple and the sincere homage of the heart for
virtue and the right, are of slower growth
and of more difficult attainment. The history
of the world thus far has taught that compul-
sion is the surest means TO prevent, instead of
promoting, this inward growth of chaacter.-
Human nature may have changed, however,
or modern reformers may have put their lev
ers in new place, to turn the screws of re-
form We shall see. Time will test the ex-
periment.-Port. Argus.
Eastern times., 1855-04-05

BANGOR CREDIT Among The "A, No. l.
investments OF the day. we would call parlicu-
lar attention to the !" Bangor City Skies" Of
tered for sale by, Fay. Nudge g. A,wond-
The whule issue is but $500. 900, aud is in aid
of railroad, upur which $500, 900 has already
been expended, and the eventual profiabeness
of which is not questioned. Besides this
$500, 900, The entire DEBT of Bangor is stated 10
be but Sl40.000 The city has popuIa-
tion of Is 600. and an assessed valuation of
Sc 900 900 There cannot be the least doubt
OF the ssteness Of the securities Offered None
have ever been sold below par.-Boston Post
Eastern times., 1855-04-05

GINeERBREAD LEeisLATIoN.-R Recently the
Daughters of Freedom" presented 10 Gov.
Morrill, large loaf Of bread. Ii was no doubt
a good specimen of the culinary art, and COM
fcrled the stomach Of the recipient. But the
hunger of Office seekers is 10 be appeassd by
no such loaf. ln the list of resolses OF the leg
isature. we notice there is one a. for the relief
of David Dinsmare." According TO the Nor
way Advertiser, there is also gingerbread in
this case. Il was on some public day prob
ably town meeting day.-that David erected
his shan,y FOR the sale Of pop beer, segars,
gingerbread, &c. Atnight he found BY his in
voice that there were two sheets of gingerbread
not represented by legal currency on hand
Some hungry wretch, empty alike of stomach
and pocket had felonously appropriated the
two sheets of gingerbread With suspicious
that in the mind Of David amounted to certain
iy, David appealed to the magistrate, and from
the magistrate 10 the grand jury, twice, with
out being able to get an Indictment. Now, By
this resolve the legislature pays David for his
gingerbread and his trouble. We think that
next fall, the people will resolve this late GIN
eerbresd legislature back TO its original dough.
Belfast Journal.
Eastern times., 1855-04-05
DOMESTIC PORTS.

. Bosion-Ar 2sth, sch Geo Millard. Montgomery Port
Prince; Bangs, Rockland; Panama, Woolwich.
Ar 10th, sch II X Dunton, Nestport.
Cid 30th, bark Angela Brewer, Timer, Mobile.
Ar 3lst, bark Wyandotte, Bryanf, Trinidad.
HoImc'. HOle-Ar 9th, schs Gen Scott, Soule Poto-
mac River Bath Charles Smith, McFadden Middle.
town, Conn, for Bath.
New OrIrnn--CId Goth, ship Abby Blanchard,
Harding, Havre, Urlel, Foster, Boston.
Adv 20h, Tempest for avre, part cargo engaged; Null
house, for do ldg.
Ar 23d, brig Rolling Wave, Rogers, AspinwaIl.
Ar 22d, ship Escort, Brown Bristol Me, Is ds, with
water in hole 2ih, American, Seavey, Baltimore via Ma
Adv ships Evira Owen for Liverpool 24h,passage only;
Lizzie Thompson for do, wig $50 hhds tobocco
CharlcstOn-Sld 26th bark Greenland, Snow, Liver
pool
r Richmond-Adv Goth, brig Monica Rollins, for sa-
vannah dg.
MobiIe-Cld 22i, ships Sarah G Hyde, Snow, Havre;
Page, Eldridge, Havre.
In port 3d. ship Republic, Sawyer for Havre, taken up
at 13-16c.
In port among others, brig Blow Carlyle for Havana
destination changed from Bath
Apalacilicola-In port 2lst, ship John Dunlap,
Linscot for Boston ldg.
Baitimore-Cld 26:h, ship W Sewal Morrison,
Apalachicola-
Phaiidelphia-Ar 9th, ship William, Doane, New
Orleans via Cape Henlopen, where she ashore.
CID 9th, ult brig Duncan, Porter, Bath.
New Yerk-Cld 2Sth, sch Charter Oak, Kelley
Philadelphia.
Ar 2sh, ship Austin, Clark Galveston.
Eastern times., 1855-04-05

Extract from letter by the Rev. Mr.. CHURCHILL, OF
Boston, who is travelling for his health in the East
ut gives one an present idea of the expansive
terprise Of his countrymen, find their commodities of
commerce continually in his path wherever he goes
have not visited any considerable city of Turkey, where
d not hnd the Medicines of my cotry represented by
AYERS CHERRY PEcroRAL. In Smyrna, Aleppo Jafas
Jerusalem and Constantnople we see In each, on
the door post Of bazaar, the peculiarly American
looking Iron card of Dr. Aver, saying language which
not one in thousand of the passers by read, Aye
Cherry Pectorai for Coughs, Colds and Consumption,
Sold Here On shelf behind the Cross-egged mussul-
man. are the bottles with their English, Spanish,
French and German faces turned towards and
enqurng told that foreigners the only
purchasers but the true believers themselves waive their
trust in fate to this product American skill when
they find there is other for them.'
was told yesterday that the CHEeRY PEcroRAL had
been presented to the sultan and in
his harem, and in the Hospitals Of the Empire
Eastern times., 1855-04-05

THE AWARD OF THE CoNTRAcTs FOR THE
Construction OF THE NEw Custom Houses
AT PORTLAND AND WALDoBoRo' Me-We
understand that the Secretary of The Treasury
has awarded the contract for building the new
Custom House at Portland, Me-, to Poland and
Cummings, of Boston or Quincy, Mass, aud
that for The new Waldoboro' Custom House 10
JOS. Coburn, also OF Boston. There were two
lettings of the Waldoboro' Custom Huuse. In
the first, the bidders seemed bent on bidding
at the appropriation rather than for the work.
On being informed, however, that the contract
would not be given out at an exhorbitant rate,
responsible bids were made to do the work at
someihing more than oue-third of the hiehest
original bid Wash. Star. Wed
Eastern times., 1855-04-05

Know NorHINes ReBuKED !-Nobleboro,
which has always been considered the strong
hold Of Know Nothingism, has nobly acquitted
herselfs and whole board Of Anti Hindoo
town officers have been elected. This victory
IS particularly gratifying 10 those who know
how religion and temperance have been prosli-
tuted TO subserve the vile purposes Of the de-
feated Jesuits. BY this unlocked for result.
the American flag, which the X. Ms. had
ready TO hoist in the event Of their success.
was saved this disgrace Of waving in honor of
the triumph Of corrupt political league
Lincoln Democrat.
Eastern times., 1855-04-05
FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar Liverpool Sd inst Favcrite Robinson St john NB
Adv 0ntaro,and Emerald eor New York 18th; Cyno-
do 18th; Yorkshire do 20h Albert Galan, do 2lst
VIM Tapscot, do Goth; Am Union, Kelley, do with des-
patch; Zenobia, fer Philadelphia goth.
En for ldg I'd ult, Arlington Plummer for Malta (des
tnation changed fun Chareston Aexandrine, Cooper for
Trieste; Eiw Stanley, dcNee, San Francico; Falcon
Paten and Britannia, Woodward Constantinope and the
Crimea Clara Cooper New Orleans; 7th, Alice Counce,
Singer, smyrna; Emma Jane, Springer Marsees and Ba-
laciava; sth, Sebastian Cabot, Watts, New Orleans
Sid FIN NEWPORT 9th, St Peter, Gardiner, Savannah (or
New 0rleans.)
At reenoch 7th Windsor Forest GRAHAM, for San Fran
cisco ldg.
Ar at IIevoet 7th ult Delaware Patten Charleston.
Adv at Havre 4th ult, Therese, Lunt for New York;
Mountaineer, Wilson, for New Orleans.
Ar at Malta 22d'u White Falcon, Ryan, Londoni and
At Canton Jan H. bark Mermaid, Smith, for San Fran
cisco
Al Smyrna 24th u bark vesta Percva for CONSTANT
At Malaga 26th ult, brig Cuba, Foster. FIN Norfolk
2lst, unc.
At Gibrater Sd u bark Bronette, Fogerty from Mar
seies for New York.
Sid from Matanzas 18th inst ship Jane Parker; Bowker
Cork
Sid fm Havana 18th bark w Coffin, Bailey, Sagua.
Liverpool 18th ult, Assyra, Wade and Rocklght,
Drummond, New Orleans 18th, Medallion, Theobald Sa-
vaunah; 16th Erie, Curtis, Matanzas; Laa Rookh, Small
/ Charleston.
In the river outward bound Aexandrne Cooper Trieste
Adv Emerald Boston 10th Albert aatin do 2st;
Kossuth do 23d Yorkshire do oath; VIM Tapscotd 26thi
Am Union, and Rappahannock, do 9th nst Edwin Flye,
for Philadelphia 2Othi Old Dominion do with despatch,
despatch.
Ent for Idg 10th, L Bogert Conway, New York; 18th
Marshfeld, Deano Wizard King Cone and Lombard,
Lombard, New 0reans 18th, Medallion Theobad, Havana
and Maanzas; Charter Oak, Houdette, Savannah; York
shire, Marshall, York.
Ent inward at London 18th, Southampton, Pratt York
Indian Queen Manson, Demarara.
Sid 14h, Fam Fern Jordan Cardiff and New Orleans.
At Greenoch 14h, Windsor Forest Graam. for San Fran
cisco
At Helvoet 14h, South Caroina Steward, for York
Delaware, Patten, for Charleston
Adv at Havre 10th, Therese, Lunt, for New York.
At Remedies Mch 16, brig Nebraska Moores for Boston
| idg.
Cid at Matanzas Mch %, bark Lucinda, Tarr Falmouth
Ar at Liverpool l6th ship Lala Rookh, Small, Charles
| ton.
Sid 18th, ship Brandywine, Merryman, New Orleans
SID m Trinidad 18th brig Lincoln Webb, Perkins, Port
land
Cid 2Oth bark Gov Hubbard senter, New York; brig
Meallack rahatas and saguay sch Marcia Trbou Sweet
Sierra Moreno load moasses for Boston at 81 IL
| hid, carr 800,
In port 2Sd ship Tarquin Doughty for st Jago with
at So l2 per ton and take thence 5000 boxes sugar
! to port in Great Britain at 81 2; Danl Elliot, Rob
nson for Trieste dg Wabash Hutchins. for Falmouth do
Ocean Home, Merryman, for Copenhagen do; Charles
Jane Oliver for London do; Lizzie Drew, Percy for Ham
burg ldg; Sebastopol Raynes disgi brig Morning Light
| HUI unc
Ar at Matanzas 18th 18th, ship Charlotte Reed Elwel
Havana, to finish ldg for Gbralter. trsa
Eastern times., 1855-04-05
Mutriugt5.

In this city, 3lst ult by Rev. Mr. Jsques Mr. Charles H.
Bates to Miss Susan E. Flanders, both of West Bath
In this city, 1st inst by Rev. II. NJ. Blake Mr. William
H. Crawford of Bath to Miss Mary Z. Rice of Woowich
In Leeds, Mr. Leonard NJ. Brown of Carthage, to Miss
Jane Witham, OF Lewiston.
In Bremen Mr. Andrew J. Little and Miss Mary Bar
ker both Of Bristol.
In Rockland, Mr. William II Erskne of South Thomas
ton to Miss Mary NJ. Pierce Of R.
In East Machas, 2oth ult, Mr.. Thomas Wood of Bath
to Miss ElvIra o. Foster, of L. NJ.
Eastern times., 1855-04-05

ANOTHER Man SUPPOSED MURDERED AT
SOUTH BERWICK. We learn that man was
found dead at South Berwick one day this
week, covered up in pile Of manure that his
name was Ferguson, and has been missing ever
since the first of January. His wife stated that
he started to go TO Portland, and has never
since been heard from. She has slhce removed
Ia GreaI Falls, and some other family has since
taken their premises; and when -removiug the
manure he was found as above stated Strong
suspicion rests upon his wle.-DOrer En-
o,firar
Eastern times., 1855-04-05

ID ANG ROBBERY. On Tuesday last at
%, BENZ. Scribner, young man who has
"a u the woods the past winter at work,
seted himself, as is supposed, in the store
.essrs. A. B. Black & Co., of this village,
,Ehile the clerks were at dinner, took from
;.e about 5000 in bank bills. Some time
.Afternoon the money was missed, but
M II was on his way to Bangor. Thanks
... - we have way to step ahead of the
Al. An officer was ready when he
escorted him with his father-in-
ra~ % ounty Jail. The money was found
-P'" '"eA Elsluorth Herald.
Eastern times., 1855-04-05

L.a aA.SFuI cc1DENr. Mr.. H. w. .Fenno,
~, e '.;. aouse as robbed the other night, has
-J.n.n. 'n er misfortune by one of his
;.,a e.s nay accidentally pushed needle
~ oHe VI ne eyes. She was engaged in
"i.s' ano wns drawing the thread towards
70 'nS accident occurred. The needle could
~ os extracted without passing entirely
Erougn the ball ofhe eye. The actual con-
1ences cannot bA predicted, but the young
VIZ y under the best medical care.-Boston