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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04
ELECTION OF STATE CENsoRsIN VERMONT.

BOSTON, Tuesday, April 3, 1855.
So far as returns have been received Of the Flee.
ton for State Ceusors in Vermont, the Know Moth
inps ahead about 100 votes The woe, nov
ever il small In Montpelier there was a s''r,'ei
fight between the Know NothiDgs and tnelr oPpo-
pepts which resued in the defeat of tue former BY
Al majority; so more votes were pollsd thao at ths
GubernstoHal Election In Northield the Aud.
Know Nothngs were successful By one majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04

The steamer Star Of the West arrived at thi.
port yesterday afternoon, bringing the det,ils
Of California news which had been already
announced by telegraph. The advices are to
March 9 frem San Francisco, and Feb. 10 from
the Sandwich Islands. The steamer brings gold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04

Neal Dow, after being twice beaten in similar
contests, was yesterday chosen Mayor of Port
land, Maine, after a vehement struggle, wherein
the largest vote wss thrown which Portland ever
polled. A majority of the new Council are also
in favor of thorough enforcement of Liquor
Prohibition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04

The Opposition triumph 10 Connecticut is COM
plete. The four Fusion" candidates for Con-
gress are all elected. No choice of State OH
by the Peoples but it lie morally certain that the
Administration candidates will not be chosen by
the new Legislature. Probably the "KnoT-
Nothing" will be, for this once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04

The Wing Committees held a joint meeting
last evening at the Broadway House, the Hon.
George Brigas, and DR.. Pierre c. Van Wycs,
presiding. Resolutions We're adopted in favor Of
the passage OF tho bill for the appointment sud
election of Police Commissioners, which is NOW
before the Legislature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04

In the Democratic County Convention, at Phila-
delphis, yesterday, all members suspected of
being Know NOthings were put to the ordeal, ard
those who owned up, or who refused to clear their
skirts were turned ont. The County Comr1is
sioner, being refractory, helped out with fists
and boots.
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:ilprk 1Jallp IrIbnrr
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1855.

We shsi print for regular subs"rben. 10000 copies Of
the WEEKLY TfBvsE. Of bi. week 1t without doubt the
beet sdvern.gs medium il the oOsnty Ta' tue last e'y
for receiving Advertisements for this weeks 1--we Prios -
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
THE ATTACK on CUBA.
.patch % The n. Y Trihnsa
WASHINGTON, Tuesday. Anil, IA,

WAsHrseros, Tuesday. April. lass.
1haye Trustworthy information r. the South "a n.
effect that the plans of the libus,ers are not asc.I
By the recent discoveries in Cubs nor by the seys,,
with which Gen. Conchs is punishing their acs,,.
plices in the island am Informed that large ex,.
dition is about TO sail from Ne ~-0desns and o,bs,
Southern ports Stores Of arms and ammunition Aa,.
been sen, forward TO an island near Cuba sad q.
soon as sdyces are received tina, these articles .r
safely landed the men will Get out. Ths military Or
gsbizstiop is Represented as being COMPLETE, sad
many Of the officers have seen service ia the Aneri.
can army. an promised perfect list Of the force
as soon as il has set sail.
Much excitement has been crested to-d,y in Goa.
sequence of report that Col Lewis l.. Taylor, fsr.
meTly of Mississippi and Clerk in the Office Of the
rst Auditor, has forged the name of jefferson ID,
vie, Secretary OF War, to notes amounting 70 soma
ten or twenty thousand collars. The notes are Ia
the hands of brokers, msney lenders and persona
fIencs Of the f,rger. Lewis iefi the city on Sunday
night Mr. Jefferson Davis intimate Tread
10 him. but IL is Understood that the Secretary cd
not attempt TO screen him from punishment ifhs is
taken.
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IN rogRrspONDEYys

be Of yfDOu- Communicative Whl
eve. Intended must be au;heufcat~d by s
psSe .ddrs~ o. the ~rter-pot oecessArly To- ruo
Int guarantee y his COCO fat1
We cannot undertake return rejected Cfn 1ncstDas
70 Our Sutscrber- -endns rsntta c-s fre
aueufy omit mention the Of the PO-tDhcs, I'D
serv frequently the Of the State which thfr paper
il 70 BE seutswsys mention the name Of the Post GIH'
nd Stat,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04

The trial of Theodore Parker, Wendell Phil
lips and others, on charge Of melting the Burns
Riot in Boston, was commenced yesterday.
Nothing important has yet traDspired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04

The Assembly of the Law School q. Cambridge,
Msss bas been dissolved by vote Of the Law
Faculty, in consequence of the improper conduct Of
the young psrtsens Of Judge LoRIye. boys, do
you hear that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04

A number of Charter Elections are reported to
US by telegraph. The Know No.hinss are yicto.
rious in most iustances-at least, such is the
claim.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04

1t is supposed that several persons will die
from wouOds received in the Election Riot at
Cincinnati. At last advices fears we're enter
tanned that another riot would ensus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04
urpR,sc,s Patent CHampIos FRE-PRoop

HTPRiSG's PATENT CHAHPiOS fRkfEooF
s.g,s 9Th H.i. powder prof Loess th- '.n- inst
81. sv.rsse seperste Medals ~ Words Fsf Lon1on,
1881 sDo orids New Yort s5S sud 81 and tbs toe
ee on'v powder pro5f LEX that received h-f-
Ct the Ioad,n Worlds Par. th-u4h o.h.r Serg on erhor
Aon Ynr d. fAiT Lpcss Th@
.~r .nd bi, the ouT persns authorizes IN ns
. he p.ent Chauriep stt win sf. ps,so' D. Ger
otcof I.,-,. T. dTRtI>s (3resn Bocs
Me- N ~ $50 =. Me- T0rr.
HEGEMAN CLARK IL Co., surviving partners,
and sole spoees-rs Co and sole .sa-
f.<turers 81 THsIH GENUISt COD LIvE OIL 70 ~s nf
CLasE and hush VIA aperintsndr1 70 snn.c
N~foun6 ard warrant rni~ sn6 nias ID inc
u.ost careful u amer. from FsEsE COD FisE 1--WE
-yCEsAx LAgK 4 70.
Cbeu,.s Drurrsts No, i5t 2, ~ ~ 5r - ~.
UOILOwAY's PILLS AND OiNTd NJ" ny -
.h,, Professor HOLLOWAY he's been rr~s niea 70 mo-
The ,;er.ss OF EEr3ye7 Bean n- pub &c i hpt oeo@i'-1
IN 3rfrn.i. worth q thee eccines ano. suJ ;A--
,,t n, ola q, the Chest by rub7ns in n'rty ~
Ointment sro u,sg PG -o1 a. To- fninni;co'7f No
~ N,,se, ',r- N.vYok No 2ii Sripc. Lonson, sd
IvsI prusgis.. AZ 2sc SIZE ard Al per Iot or COX
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The Tribune for Eurore.

We shall issue THIS MORNING al Edition Of
TIE SEsl-WEEKLI TRIBUNE Tor crclstioh IN
Europe. IT will conain q the latest Sews up 70
the hme Of going press Single copies in wrappers,
ready for mailing can DO bsc at the counter in The
publication Office. Price 81, Cent?. The steamship
Atlantic will sail from This per: for Liverpool To-Day
at IL o'clock.
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Subscriptions and Advert sementa for THE NEw.
YosK TRIBUNE be left with the following Agents:
PARIs.-Cha;ies HsItwick. No. Is Rue VivIsune
LosDoH.-Mr. ". Thomas. Nos. 70 and u Cstl-
srine street. Strand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04

Iowa yesterday voted for Liquor Prohibition,
in confirmation Of the Act of her late Legisla-
ture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04

A elss-factory at RoncocOs Creek n j., vas
blown down by the gale on Monday, and seven
or eight pc rsobs we're killed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04
But soon ansiter came 20 light
That showed ths rosuss they lied:
The Ran recovered Of toe bite
The dog, II wss, that c!ed."

The psticn generally survives IL is only the
paper money that eypodes Such is our eipe-
repce III the United States; the colonies, most of
them, previous to the Revolution, having mad
paper currency quite or as much Deprecated a.
times ss that OF Hssti at present, while the
amount put into circulstiOn by individual S,a,es
during the Revolu'iOn-to cay nothing of the gen.
ersl continental currency i-sued 70 the ex,enr Of
500 COO 000-exceeded the amount Ehch oar
correspondent rays has been issued in Hayti.
We have DO doub, th,t, as he says, oil kinds of
goodshsve rsen in proportion; but if il be fact,
of which, al,O, We have very little doubt, so,t
living is as expensive at Pors-su Prince =, in
"sDy luxurious capital of Earope" soa. is not
viDg to the paper money, nor TO SOuloulue, nor
to the negro domipaton; bus TO general cause.
which operate throuehou the West Indies. aud
BY virtue OF which Port an Prince always ~ss
81 expensive place. How can living be other
vice thsn expensive in country in ~oi,h-ss is
the case among the nero sAnts from abro,d resi-
dent in the West IRdies-almoss every article Of
it is Imported!
But we are told, the Emperor Solouq1s sezes
a fifth part Of the whole annual coffee crop. TIE
English in India, wherea similar system prevails,
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,ons In addition TO our exteB-

MOURNING GoODS.--lD addition TO our eA1eb-
sive sroct q nournpg Gccds viii open THIS "0sNse'
two eess OF fine French Cir gbsDs. at y per jso ~ ocL'
LaSes HAes KID Groves At A. per oar, 49, C.n CItp1'
Ne L.ine, E.rese. Grensda.- Apsrt Somnazints, k,
equally cheap Z; q ntapssA ~ fo",,,5,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04

TURKEY, VELVET, BRUSSELS ahd INUhAIN
C.rv,Ts At great bsrssos; Win Is'ss -ssoneni Of Oh
Cloths hsttLss, kass. Hsts Pi-no s'd I-he C.v,r. &C.
cheap l. a r. gSse ~ /" ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04

PIANOS. It GILBERT * Co.'S celebrated
EoLIAs PIANOS. HosscE WarEss's "a m improved -
tho&e Of numSs % oth-f Mixers. c0nPhs
The largest AID mos Unitsd states
gill .od prices ~hcb defy osJo for cash or iS
factory psp.r. psr.ons Ia the city receiving orders 'y
or Music. sy sind VII find Il 20 their sdV>n'
ts,e o. esI Hos.cE wATERs. No J8 ff9sdF4y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04

OENIN's Spring Styles Of Gentlemens HATS
.s crs az. nov ,sey No. "a sros1wsJ. opposite ST.
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ROGERs q CO.xOPEYISG or THE SEASON.

GREAT BARGAINS II FRENCH CIIiNh.
China Dinner Sets containing enough pieces 10
dine t~elve rsr-.us At 49, worth Z 49,!
bite Chins Dinner set MIG enough pieces 70
dine ,isbteos persons ct *7 worth f5J!!
800 White fhina Tea Sets st ~ g., worth 81 So
Gilt Band and richly sed Il 10 tho 81 ne proportion
" DALEY 4 Co,
M.rhI afr, 63I anf 6.3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04

SEWING MACHINEs.--To all those unfortunate
indvus who have sht sewins Machines which fail to
croru the they purchased for desire u
that stsGEns sywISe MACHINE will actually do everything
The ppbe Abundant, convenient ana ssfse DRY
rferepees given to any branch Of wort Our Mach
have jast srcaty improved a. to iua without noise
aDA With les power than other. - II
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The great aud important evenis-Religious, Pc
htical, and MllitaD-nOw agltdtlng the nations 81
I ia. Old World give to these Publications an IN
ierrsl and value they never before possessed
They occupy "a middle ground between the hasti
| N written news tens, crude speculatiOus, and
living rumors Of the newspaper, aud the pondcrOus
Tome Of the historian, written long ailer the lv.
ing interest la the facts he rcconls shall have passed
away. The progress Of the War Ia the East &C.
cupies large space in their pages. Every move.
nent is closely criticised, whether OF friend or oil
toe, aud oil shortcomings feailesSly pointed out.
The letters from the Crimea and from the Bal
tic in BlacGwoOds Magazine, from two Of its
most popular contributors, give more ineligible
aud reliable account Of the movements OF the
great belligcrents than can elsewhere be found.
These Periodicals ably represent the three
great political parties Of Great Britain Wing,
Tory, aud Radical,-bu politics forms only one
feature OF their character As Organs Of the most
profound writers on Science Literature, Morality,
and Religion, they stand rs they ever have stood,
unriyalled in ia, world Of letters being consider
ed indispensable 10 the scholar aud the profess
ioual man, while to the intelligent reader Of every
class they furnish a more correct and satisfactory
record OF the current literature Ofthe day, through
out the world, than can be possibly obtained iron
any other SDunsP
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FoR CoUGIIs, CoLDs AND CONSUMPTION. TN
Lars REy. Door. LEoSARp WooDs, Abbott Pro
fessor Of Theology, in Andover, (Msss,) says.
.Frnm long use Of the Vegetable Pulmonary Bal
sara in my family circle, aud in some instances
among Theological students, have been led ID
regard il a. a safe aud eilicaciOus medicine. -
Reed, Cutler Il Co, Druggists, Boston, proPrie
tors he earsf,I to ger tie !gsHHisS az there arr
many imitatiOHs. Sold in Blddelord, by James
Sawyer Price 50 cents and 81.
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COSMOPOLITAN
ART ASSOCIATION F.!
Second Year.
DANIEL WEBSTER,

A special agent has visited Europe and made care.
ful and judicious selections OF foreign works OF
Art, both Ia Bronzc and Marble: Siaiuary and
Choice Paintings.
The whole forming large and valuable col.
lection ofPaintings and S,aluary, TO be disirbu.
ted FREE among the members Of the Association
for the Second Year
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Dratbs.

In this city, Dec IL, Miss Mary A. daughter Of EPh.
rain Mason, Age'i IS years.
In Buxton, Sth u, at the residence % Jonathan Nor
ton, Miss Betsey Norton, aged Nd years.
In Saco, Dec. sth, % Consumption, Mrs. Mary Went
worth, aged 81 years.
In Bombay, S-pt l., Mr.. Samuel Davis, formerly Of
Kennsbunkp port, aged - years.
Al his rcsldeace In n. Berwick, Ne, % Lung hver,
aer sickness o. eight days, David Boyd Esd aged "a
years AMI months. lie died In hope, and Is at rest.
CON.
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MANCHESTER. n, H., Sept 10Th, 1855.
MEssRs SHAW Il CLARK. Please write and
let me know wha, You will send ne SIX bottles OF
Doctor Smar,'s Cough Medicine FOE; have TAX
en- one bottle and part % another; was unwell-
Ind had cough aud raised great deal of blood.
The doctor told me that my lungs were very much
affected aud that | must die with consumption.
was advised to 20 into the country, ~ went to
Sanford, Me, where l was taken worse splitting
blood diint expect TO get back TO Manchester
again head great deal of your medicine, aud
a Young man sent and got some FOE me and q
helped me 20 that have gone to work .gain.
have tried 10 get u here, but cannot md any In
The Mace. and I want YOU 10 write me and let me
know what IL will cost me when here, Nc.
CHARLES HoSMER.
The above Is an exact copy Of Mr.. Hosmer's
letter Ia our possession, and Is oay another proof
of the value Of this medicine. no
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EARLY COPIES.

The receipt OF Advance sheets from the
British publishers gives additional value to these
Reprints, especially during the present exciting
state OF European affairs, inasmuch Us they can
now be placed in the hands Of subscribers about
as soon as the ORIGINAL editions
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SUNDAY EVENING LECTURES Al
THE UNIyERSALI>T CHURCH.

-Four OF five weeks ago, Series Of Expository 90 Doc
trnai Lectures was commsncesl at the UniVersalist
Church. hut In consequences % unvorabe weather only
two 70 the have been gven PrOvdeDcs permit
tIng these Lectures viii be resumed Sunday
ming The Church viii he opened AMI lighted each Sab
hath evening while the Lectures continue, AMI the sub
cts presented announced, unless the weather IL too
unfavorable Cor the audience attend. subject or next
sunday evening parable % the Strait Gate. Matt l.,
u. IA
saco, Dec, II, 1855.
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Notice.

Il Mutual Fire Insurance Company are hereby notified
that the Directors q said Company have ordered an
scssment the members OF said Class, payable on 90
bcfjrc the tw enteth - January next.
ABSER OAKES, Treasurer Of said Co.
South Berwick, Dec. IL, lSSS
NorICE-The members % the Second Class Of the
" YORK County Mutual Fire Insurance Company are
hereby nothel that the Directors 90 SAID Company have
ordered assessment on the membyTs % SAID Class,
payable before the twentieth % January next.
ABNER OAkES, Treasurer Of said Co.
South Berwick, NC. II, lSS5,
NOrICE,-The members % the Third Class % the
" York County Mutual Fire Insurance Company arr
hereby notified that thc Directors of said Company have
onlercd an assessment the members % sail Class,
payable on % beirc the twentieth % January next
ABNER OhkkS, TREASURED % said Co.
sOuih Berwick, Dec. IL, lS5j. 3w5
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Thriee.Weckly Kennebec Journal for '56.

lHTlCC.NCChll hcHHtUtC JUuTHul lUT %,
During the approaching session of the Legisla.
ture the undersigned will continue the publica.
lion Of the TnRiCE WEEKLY JOURNAL, being Vol.
ulne MI. OF the same.
The result Of the recent election, and the poii.
ical character Of the majority ofihc members cho.
sen TO the Legislature, will give to the proceed
lngs Of the session a weghiy, intrinsic interest.
According TO the ayowed intentions Of the domi
nant parties, the whole policy Of the system of
"Liquor Prohibition will be brought under dis.
cusslOn, with the view of repeating the present
statute and enac,iIg in lis stead n law more in
accordance with their views OF practical wisdom.
That this effort viii give rise toa prolonged dis.
cussOR, interesting To every friend OF Temperance,
no one can doubt. For this reason we shall spare
no pains or expense in fur ishing TO our sub,crib
er. full and accurate reports OF all that may be
said and done in the Legislature. To do ,his, en-.
tails upon us heavy cost and liberal subscrip.
ton list is all that will save us from pecunary
loss.
In view Of these facts, we look with confidence
TO our Republican friends throughout the State to
aid us in obtaining subscribers. Especially do
We solicit from each Republican member of the
Legislature that personal elIor, in his locality with.
out which remunera,ing list cannot be- securcdd
The numerous lines Oi railroad which now
traverse the State In all directions, will enable
very large proportion of our subscribers to receive
their papers a few hours amer publication. This
fac, renders a subscription 10 the ThriCc.Wceky
more desirable and satisfactory Than in former
years.
The Thrice. Weekly Journal will be published
on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY MoRNINGs,
alternating with the Thrice.Weckly Age, and
thus furnishing daily Legislative paper.
The price will lie ONE DOLLAR FOR THE
SESSION, rs usual, payable in advance
80 II is desirable that tbs names Of subscrib.
ers, accompanied with the money, may be for.
warded at or before the commencement of the
session.
STEVENS g. BLi NE.
Augusta, Nov. 30, 1855. 3wi0
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SHAW & CLARK, Proprietors,
RIllEEORl. NE.

Also, 70. sale in Bildeord by James Sawyer
George w. Pierson, Augustus Sawyer. Sgco
Tristan Gilman, ID. l.. Mitchell, CHI res Murch
Alfred, WIN. II. Conant, Silas Derby, Sayward &
Webber. Sanford Timothy Shaw, Samuel Lord
John Merrill, Sal,tr Emery IL Co. Kenncbunk
A. Warren, - Cuuier. Newfied, : II. Smith,
NJ. Wood Lebanon, Hanscom &c Kicker. Ac'
ton, A. J. LorS Shapleigh, w. A. Hall. tf5o
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Removed Again [!

TRIsrAM GILMAN, Il uggst 3 Apothecaiy, Ia, re-
i moved 10 Store No. Deeri as Block, Factory Ia
land, first door west Of III Dr AMI directly opposite
the "periodical Dcpot,"w ~ aay be found good as
ptof
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MAssAsoyr sALvE CURES WOUNDS.

We often mar our fingers with Tire too often use
OF favorile knife, or, Perchanee II is iammed by
being slueczcd between boxes, bales or sther
large packages II these little ailments must eS-
st, no better anlido,e be found than the Mass
asoi, Salye.' Sold at 25 cents per box.
Pnce, % cents per box. and sold by the Agent.
J. Dnsmore Sc Son, General Agents, Skowhegan
Maine
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800 Coat Makers Wanted.

WANTED Immediately Coat and Pant Makers, at
w No. IL Central Block, to whom constant employ
men will be given. Z. D.. HILTON.
BuilsOrl, Aug. 0, 1855.
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HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
The Grand External Remedy.

ny the aid ola microscope we see millions Of little
openings on the surface Of our bodies. Through
these this Ointment, when rubbed on the skin, s
carried 10 any organ or inward part. Diseases Of the
Kidneys disorders of the Liver, affections Of the
heart, inflammation ofthe Lungs, Asihmas, Coughs
aud Colds, are by It's means enectaily cured. Livery
housewife knows that salt passes freely through bone
or meat Of any thickness. This dealing Ointment Tar
more readily peneimtes through any bone or ieshy
pat Of the living body, curing the most dangerous IN.
ward complaints, that cannot DO reached by o'her
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REMOVAL.

THE Saco & Biddeiorl Savings Institution
i and the Mutual Fire Insurance Company
have removed their office TO No. ), t.alef Block.
EDWARD T.. BUiiNHAM
3wisi9 Sec'y & Treasurer.
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~ - Nc'
Augusta, Nov. 30, 1855. 3wi0
1856. THRiCE.wEEKLY AGE. IS

1856. THRICE-wEEKLY AGE. 1856.
This legislative journal will Lc Issued as usual
from The Age office, by the undersigned, every
Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday, during the ses.
sion Of the Legislature to assemble on Wednesday,
January %, 1856. The change in the political
complexion Of Affairs, and the important measures
which will be acted upon, will render this an un.
commonly interesting and exciting session. We
shall endeavor to give accurate accounts ofa the
proceedings the services OF faithful and reliable re.
p 'rters having been secured To that end.
The reading matter Of the Weekly Age will al.
so be furnished subscribers 10 the legislative paper
during the period Of IT. publication, and we shall
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Marriages.

In this city, Dec. IS, by Rev. ". 2. Merrill, Mr.. Al
Der, D. In 20 Miss Hannah A. Mckinney, both Of this
city.
In Portland, Dec. H. by Rev. j. Colby, Urish 7. Colby
sou q the officiating clergyman 10 Miss Harriet J. ROl
Ilns, both q Gardiner, Me.
In Dover, llth inst, Mr. Isaac Wallace to Miss Laura
J. Pinkham.