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Between Capt. Mcletiah Lords house in
Sarry and DR.. Fogg's in Brewer, Poke,
Book, containing about $50 in bills on the
Merchants Bank, Portland, besides large
amount in Notes and other papers of value
Also some small bills ON other banks
Any person finding the same shall be Lib
orally Rewarded leaving it at c. e.
PECK 5 or with the subscriber.
CAUTION.
Among the above notes were the following:
One against William Murch. running to Sam
uel Lord. dated April llth, 1855; one against
Peter Hacket, running to Francis Blaisdell,
lated June 2s;h, 1855; and one against Peter
Jacket, running to Elisha Stockbridse
Ail persons are cautioned against purchasing
said aotes, as they WILL NOT be paid.
SAMUEL LORD.
Ellsworth Aug. Ath, 1855 sl,f.
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To the Honorable County Commissioners

10 the honorable County Commissioners
within and for the County Of Hancock.
Inc undaTsigned citizens of Bueksport in
said county respectfully represent that
a public road or highway from the head of Pine
street on the east side Of Mill Stream in Buck
sport Village, extending north over land Of
Moses G. Buck, to the south line of G. Gorge W
Frost, would be Of great utility and public
convenience; that the Seleetmen of said Buck
sport in compliance with a petition TO them
presented ion that purpose, did in the month
II August or September last Law out, locate
and establish a road over said route; hut the
inhabitants OF I'd Bucksport in legal town
nesting assembled, AT a meeting called for
that a8tlether purposes at their town houst
Gu the tenth day Of September 1885. refused
70 accept said road a. laid out by said Select
saea, but reject Il the same.
f'ie mn ie 81 sa2d your petitioners, ther, fort
respectfully re-. uest you TO view said ranfe and
locat aad establish public road OF highway
over the same.
GEO. w. FROST, and u o:hsr,.
Backsu0rT, Oct. 1865.
STATE OF MAINE
Hancoes. - Court af County Communion
ers, oe;ohe. rerIn-A. D l>iS.
pen the foregoing Iciitiesa, IL : co,lss3c7cd
IS ;he t,sl .l,<ssoner>, that the YsStisszers an
stAt-4N+a'EN H-ats t4aat tssaas ~ AsSSk
ss9rias I'll, matter scr forth IN tf1siE rs-;rtuu
and therefore order, that tn. County Gonslals-
~.oiters meet at the Maine House ImBucksTsart on
fgc,<tay the ll,h day of Dcc.neNt Al ten Of tho
e. u. in tks forenoon. and thence proceed so
vie Y the rout- mentioned in said petition;
i IA lately after which view hearing of the
PARTIES and witnesses will be had at some
eoavc Iiaat plate in the vicinity, and such
ftr5hcr rasasute+ taken in the premises as the
C1a aissioners ,hall jadse proper. And it is
further
Ordered. That notice OF the time, place and
purpose Of the Commissioner meeting afore-
said, be gi+-sn TO all persons and corporations
interested by serving an attcstcd copy of the
petition and this order thereon. upon the clerk
Of ths town of Bucksport, and by posting uT
aItcsted copies a. aforesaid. in three public
places in said town thirty days at least be-
fore the tin> appointed for said view and b,
publishing the petition and order thereon
three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
.Nmeriean newspaper published in Ellsworth
III the county of Hancock. the Art publication
10 be thirty days at least, before the time q
saii view; that all persons and corporations
Interested may attend and be heard if the,
think ut.
Attest, PARKER W. PERRY, Clerk.
A true copy of the petition and order there
on,-Attrst
rs PARKER W. FERRY, CLERK.
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II tLSEY'S
FOREST WINE.
Am
GUM-COATED FOREST PILLS,
Ths most extraordinary discovery IN the
World
1000, 900

Bottles and boxes sold ANNUALLY,
ID Tbaazsf-,ls e Lives saved trim PREHArFF
GRAY T. Hs ia's al. 3Jst=sssy
es2i21-iAis Of he ns,rt g +atts ehar4e+eF
caat naiy pSsrIas trpt vtrrg p.st sf IA. 57-
~ heaHng Nli4as, 10 Tho Unparalleled saiza1r a
sr-c tBr,Isc7Hrs
Fse fa,lastHg shns the Hgmesr II ezszs tarcli a.
cen lisa * ~ sttcfs And other 4.s.i. -
ffam al FAfts al iar Union sci Brush t.54-. f7
he l. - JaauAis i'jl io J..aafy it ~
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DIR. SPEARS

uREIT INDIAN MEDICINES
tFo' Games and description his Family phy.ieian
TO le mad Tree at has Office ar sent oraef prepaid
On FecP%t " gaper postage slzmp1
ARE CEEraIS CURES FOR
Asthma, Asue and Fever, barter. iteh Boil Rraa
eh'is lancer Cshser, Ceids Cansumpiio 100, Coughs
C"s!treress, Cramps Debility Diabetes p,rans,n.eo.
o. The bowels all the knmars In the 5.esd Giddness
Headae be, inflammation IN The Eyes Jaaudiee Kpney
Complaints Liver Complaint, Lnss Of HAIR IAtnlasf
MIX leg, Nightmare, Pslphation NJ The Heart PAIN.
q The SIDE Back and parts Of The bas psisfu
MenstGaiioa, Pm Worms Rheumatism Sail Rbasm
"in feeu sefp'aia shor'ness Of breath Sore ihruai
Spinal Complaints Sirsngaary etc
pr Spar FenaleI VI edc ties have tecone very cete
oratsd and Il Is admitted that his treatment Of Pc
male Weaknesses Proiapsns Uteri Irregularities And
>uPpessons far supero. to every Other treatuen, q
hese complaints.
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FR T. s II
Drugs and Medicines.


q. q. PECK,
n HAS reeesiiy received lot
FRESH DRUGS MEDICINES. PER
FUMERY, &c, snd has hand the
81 largest and best selected Stock OF MEDI
ctxss ever offered in this village, aud arc
warranted 10 be fresh and new, and no
huuibng He keeps general assortment of Medicines
dnse by physicians. together with
Patent and Thomsonian Medicines
PAINTS, OILS. AND VARNlSHES
Washing and Burning Fluid
Spirit. Turpentnr, Japaus White Lead. Sperm
Oil Candles Washing pn@dsts Soap Dye siafs Wisto~
Glass Xste znX26 Trusses, supporters Spices
all snds Citra Currants Rais.as TamaFias Irish Mess
Pickles Nuts Confectionery Fruits, &c which few
Of the articles thai compose his stock
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L. D, SPEAR,
indian Doctor.
IS KNEELAND ST.
BOSTON MASS

lis g-ea success which has zten,se the Italian
i rraeiee Of hedictns as Perfected D. q SpkA x
NJ u rxcies -asy Ia TIE hearts u many Of the alre-
cafes Il Mercury Many OF hiss remedies as the pable
have Gireahy eared ir"n newspapers ef the day ers
prepared irgm recipes which believed to aAss orig
insls nseh reeeisrc rom the ld,zas eae huusr.d AUD
ssTsoi! i've yeats ago. Nc other Fsmeds aeserys The
naGle 81 ladaA
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d, SPEAR.

Is also celebrated IN the tresiuen, Of Children IA
medicines De ag vegetable do poison the system
Dr Spar - now bling visited by one thSu sand IA
usais every mnnth some Of whom fySyel hundrsds o
miles 10 eons0li hun and TO obtain his u<d,tsnes
VI = viii warrant cure In every durable case A
ier sistag bis remedies = fair ual II q cure 10 not e
fectsd he will pay any other physician who all eec
cure. his bill rot exceeding sl0o
Fersoas at distance can consult him BY letter en-
CLOSING stamp IN pay the zas~er
,G<-nH SPAR eonsuts with pat i-nts al his ofllc.
No, IS kaeeland 81 upon all eoadIions And diseases al
the system. free ofchafge
oaice hours from 10 A NJ ta4P NJ 5vg,
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fute notice is hereby given that have this .lay re.
hHiiist,ed to my ln'ieatured Apprentices William w
tafiini, the remainder of hts time ch he was to
srsse toe herssifer shan claim none Of his wages
f'f'ay any debts vi his con,ractins
ISAAC FRAZIER.
Eilswar,h, Oct. in,h ls55 20 ga
Bailey, Ketell s. Chapman,
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PREPARED ny
=. Q. AVER,

AND SOLD ny
For sale in Ellsworth by {. G. Peek
and Benz. Noarse. Cherryiieid by
Samuel Shaw & Co.
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Rhs45asis.fn
/ Othsf ,.fi,,'l. j,aarier, -
Bal short ,tac ha. eapse, ..as. then -,.,, a, ,
I'D Msdssl'.s aa,r been r,sis ks,t~i
yet 1A-a'AAi' hA's Afead, eIi~f4eaee. tA-a S.,l ct
s'eis iasaiiI' g'ro rrf ~ their is, a., a. la
eafshls, have tslri reise and t.ess fe.isf-i 10 r,
snd vigorous isesiih from their The srrs s,ss,l
81 Nd tise-e i-essieise- hsy. ,a. Ia. ,..lr. -
saads to recommend them Astr frisA. NJ ~ Il.
tesfity aai phs have .asesiss sh,ff .,r ,rJ
Recommend ihsm 10 tho FaA,e.
SHOCKING CURE OF scRoFuLs cunrp
DR. q. W. HALsEY- N.x Ysrk NJ Ga is5o
pEsH Sik--f ssens Il ass Justice Ia. >, ,,,
. the in,eh,sr Of great a'sd'eioe, 10 .eaa .o si5
his'of, IN, eve Gaze, l amtseaty see yesr. .,
axe NJ thirteen Wa ,ttAekel ~isk >cr.ls}. w5,tG
faf.nsi fasihis' aaa brooke ia ars- ulz.f. o. a.,
nccs. mar Ii'e collar bot. an frrs these. .at.I, ~,
10 the sfi cat A-'Ut .iI ps.nihs e4.nfts4,e-f -
youf fOtcs' " Inc ad Piils ta,as~iux i.r,,,af,,,
esses the Ihe scars. ahhsa<h es~ ,.as,l - ,,,t -
hy 81 tas dreadful rnsnasr h which uss sfs.s,-L AZ
ter nssfy fesr,ssa years saGsria. 10. r. S.,e,
that gy h-ath I" iuiy res,or~i BY Jour rsnss.s. N
stsefs hAsias proved incf.ctrsl ,s,y rr,r~r,
oily. SAMUEL BON
TIE fsHsr'Hs Tssf'~sry, gir.B ~ hy M Jslsa p
Gait. u n'oas,, y y ,Asass sas eIlsae4fs.s,.
tfsetSft.ts r,I. s"si ssfis a. Ps,eiys.
DIX Z HALshi Orsh., y J ttA Ii=l.z5
pEAs sis,-N' ~Ii- bad /. stt..
the Palsy severe that her = haI. s,st-1a -. -
ple'siy farai,'ed She Continued 10 sros ws.a.f 4,
as.ri, two years a.ias asariy ill use ,nd
1i i-sly s' tiuos We almost ,-spasf.i ~ H.,
eesefy. Al s's uns she began aar ,edc,...
. ~
gradually 10 improve ia hesi,h aid IN a Il, ,..,,. -
covered ra,ir.ly The eftr.orI,,,,, -. "
Wiae and Pls IA curing rl, al, - y.,n,.l.. - /
ct expected ~ get better of inducs. ,,s 49,,
xea 70 yourself And The pq sl,c Ia a. "a -, -
cate lONATYiS . f33Ntqfr"
| am acquainted with Mr. J p rts,
tie aa-sss certtGsAis To NJ true 90" N'~
H. r nEgnNAN
a. fh.rfrr.
REkpEg If y.u wan f,t ..e,., .,.,.,s5.'
81 Thai 81 ~ lurking p,t.Dn Ca4sg,sl o,,,as. ...
saasane.. t,ue a.l raeh Medic me. a. s,., -
= tuy uncertain Me.llrime n Ast.,.r ,,,, - -
xe-lsH, sa.i psrety vegetable ,s-t.r-,,,,a, ~,
fefs,s " nc 49, pll. 49,
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s5aate general t~6tl'g ea.s v "a, 80 - 81,
sliI restore VOC 20 hs...t t. sod s,--.x 49, :
II you hsve unhealthy eaioF,d .E,. 80 ts,tI..= /
hnteh~s thcee flr,,s..... r.
sa.i eradicate al rsc4 hut1,.r. from - :. = 'ssf
.i nArc a ~eAkis ituian a. 20 t.,i 1, -,
"a "a tsf s',uf e4fs take these rsc.iJsni 49,
al al. taYts tas your eonst,t,.t,,a -,
: TT ltasef lste " 'si-1
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+, n,s,,e,.. a, 4 $50. -, - sh"~h D saeh
fsf..l t.,,svs - -. - .i ApPei's lh1Hhrss
nd Incl III d., -, ,iNi s 81 the f"fs'' fi;ls
,.,,t,,, - a. - '.' ''c sis'.ea aud eJsel. alt
les ne .o .s,s .@',r sou ,h'- prev y oil
II yoaI hsss tse Liver Compliant IN. -, "a,
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STATE OF MAINE.

AMOS SMITH. and 40 Others.
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kEhbfs II F~9 ssni Hot cln.ilatiar r. Y,tr.-
By hat 81 ~ htsins poison Caisssgl OF e4s.r n,,.
substances. tcoeh ast such Meris pee contain ts..
or tuS uHesftsin AessrIne shstessr bot tfttfr tb.
eze-lisa' saa pareiy resrfa1!e Ys-tar.tsn. ia
fef-ss v me 49, fl.
1t soa saS- - u, rpsia ~ o. troubled HitA co,
t'esess tsAe a- " 1e Hi .-, t-enldias Ia u. ID
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-27


1 sTaE CASE on JpbaE teltso on blkssASttssttfst
1.-The tlyocatss 81 tie ieraoYal otStbls gentlemen
fton tho bench because Of bis decision IN the
Batnss caseshaye had n hearing bsfeEe 8tbe coFat
ilteeY 81 the gtslaiate Of AIassachuse!ts, as
was announced III our ',elsstapAlc column day
ortSo since, anu 'itlnay 10 supposed that these
zealSIs whose stfselol fof the Ascending ngstoR
% strong thatthey are willing, 10 order tosscute
bis escape from bis owner, toset at defiance The
laws Of the land were not lltlle surprised 10 find
that Inc object ofthett malice would not appeal
either IN person OF by his attorney to plead pad
be Implicated. Judge Loups bad previously sub,
mited 10 lie Legislature temperate and dsnltleu
paper, nwhtcli wefe stated bis teasonslo for uphold
iis tie law Of lIe United States as paramount 70
tho, Of any State, and though that Slate be Massa'
chusetts, ami every citizen thereof holding a con-
ttary opinion, 10 this paper he called the atten'
ton Of ths committee, and signiGel thatit contains
ed lhe only answer he had 10 make 10 oil that
Wendell Phillips and his associates might OF could
SOY In fayot Of his removal. Wecap imagine the
chagtin experienced BY The enemies Of lie Judge
In moi succeeding In getting him into le inqaisl'
ton they had prepared for hin. That paper was
The only reply he gave to The nyeclIses tlIey had
Illuminated against him, which they wele at lIbeF'
tyto take as such or not, Just they pleased
Whilst Judge Loring, by Ibis procedure, has DIS
played good taste, has outwltted his enemies, By
keeping himself above their level. Tile Ilos'on
Journal In speaking Of The matter says;
OF the million inhabitants in this Common.
wealth, about six thousand, men women, and
children have petitioned lOt the removal Of Judge
I4oting; and Of the these very fbw, we are informed,
ore from Suffolk county, Where The Judicial luIIc'
lions OF the Judge ore performed. There Is, in
facl no very strong feeling IN this county In favor
OF Ills removal lie has performed the duties 0!
his Office In lie MOS, satisfactory manner, uItl lie
fact that, after rsrseSetus efot'S had been made,
so few have signed The petitions for Ills removal
ought 10 have considerable weight with the l.egs'
lutnIe,
We do mol, however, believe that anygood pnr.
nose can he subSetyed by tte removal Of Judge
LoEng, NOT do we think this eau bc elIruted with.
out OIL uniustilable sitetoho Of powell II Is urged
that some such mark Of disIppt0baton would
bring the Office OF United States Commissioner In.
10 dIseputc. Hut We 10 not believe That honest
and upright men should be driven ttOm that office,
for fear OF being called upon 10 execute the Fugi'
tive Slave Law, Nay, more, VIC maintain that, II
The law Is 10 bs executed, II would BE- much bell
ter so far as tls interests OF the fugitive ate con.
cernel, that The hearing be held Uclotc such Nen
as Judge t.oEing, whose feelings are warm aud
true 10 humanity, rather than before such officials
as would be likely 10 be appointed Commissioners,
il higtminded and honorable men are driven lToH
tlle Office.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-27

An fluSpRED Wars 0ID.-~Deparlel This life,
on The ilth February, 1855, at Ihe residence Of his
daughter, (Alrs Lydia LatSh, IN Dixon tp., PrcbIU
county o. David 'rmax, SEM, at the advanced
age Of 100 years, less days.
Tile deceased wos born Feb. 10, 1855. In Morris
county, NJ Al the age Of II years, his parents
moved Il Louloun county, Va, wlers he coalnn.
ed 10 reside until the close OF The Revolution, aid
in which he served lis county in The tented lcid
and battles siotm.' Thence le enisraled tOWuSL.
inston ico. Pa. Again in 1902 lie penetrated tie
wids Of tho West and located first In F0yeie and
then in Admir- co. Kyc--wllete he remained until
the year 1909, when he removed 10 what Is now
Dixon township, (then not oreanized) In Ibis coun.
", where lie pitched his tent for the residue Gf
his long and cventful lie, When tho wor OF 1912
broke out he was anxious and willing again 10
TO service the defense Of his own and his neigh.
bots' hearth stonts. llnt by previous exposure,
having partially lost his hearing, lie had 10 remain
al home, yet took great interest IN armng and
cquipping three Of his font sons, 1.-Two Of them In
their 'teens) for the army under Gen. ilarlson.--
The writer Of this note lecoltcls with pleasure
The enthusiasm manifested by this Revolutionary
patriot, in consolng the weeping wife and wailins
mother, when taking leave OF theft loved ones and
cheering The "beaTdIess braves" us they were de-
ployed inIo line by their Captain I'd. E tiendrck).
The deceased voted at every Presidential election,
since tue otganiEstlov OF The Gnyernment-yoted
for Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Madison, Mon.
roc, Clay, Harrison, Taylor and Scott;--was. the
father Of SIX clildEen, only four Of whom survive
him; and died as hs had lived. at l,eace with the
world and It's Creator Eternal peace 10 his TO.
uains.--Eoton Reg.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-27

An ASxious WlrE.-Somc women are never
happy unless they arc sombbing, brushing, sweep.
INK, OF otherwise tolliug in household ailaitS, al.
though they have servants 10 10 all they requte.--
The Hon, Il, EiskIne's first wife was one OF this
class, and her extreme nervous ititablity and co.
centric ways did not contribute greatly 10 tlauy's
domestic happiness. One Of her pecultarlIies
consisted In not retiring 10 rest al the usual hours.
She frequently employed half tho night In exam.
lining the wardrobe Of The family, 10 seq that moth.
Of her oddilies' One morning about OF O'Clock,
having been unsuccessful IN search, she awoke
Nj. Etssiae from sound sleep by putting 10 him
this important intcrrogatoty Harry love, where's
your white wnistcoat!'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-27

Hoo tAoEiSc Ar CSciSsArt-l'le Cincinnati
Price Current makes tho grand total Of hogs pack.
cd In that city, during the season, s66,7sG, which
Is compared with last years figures, shows fall.
Ing offipt tho number packed, Of 71,40o. The
Price Current sayss 60 ,
outtetufns from The interior are rot sufficiently
genetpl 10 warrant US in publishing o statement,
but we may remark that the alyites in our posses.
sion show 4 decrease Of about 100000 head. In
Iowa Illinois and Wisconsin The packing business
hasllot ye. fully closed, and our correspondent
ate holding back so as TO be able 10 furnish com.
pltte reports. We shall enjeayor 10 publish a
partial report In cur next issue.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-27

N1-REY. JOtlN LANAtAN, pestoI Of Exeter y. X.
Church, having Strolg desire to bench. tho afflicted H.
duccS him tn speak llsj thousands VI others testify IL
lIlLTINORR, Jan. 24lh, 1864
4ittsr.. MO,tiMtr 4 MotbyaW
take pleasure III says 10 you that have used your
"IiampiUHa lLcture" with very goat profit Prom
serious throat affection. MY general health had become We
~ much npalred, when commented usiDg champions
TnCture fnUnA ltS Effects upon nj general health We
rs salu,ury, Ky nervous system aud digestive organs
soUn TigllCd III under It's uSc.
have several times recommended Il 10 my friends AMI
III every case, far as nave been Informed, they have
used II with success. Yours linly,
JOHN LANAilAS, Pastor Of the
Exeter 81. u, X, Church, lIalIInlOle.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-27

calsxsr GaspxSrk.-Capt. GlassOn, Of lle U.
s. ship Lexington, a, New York, brought home
with him real i've Chinese, from Ilong Kong
lie /, florist and gardener. and goes 10 Washing.
ton 10 attend latso numLe, Of plants. collected
under The objection Of Com, Perry. lilo is about
twenty yeas Of age, and named oqui. lie speaks
Rnslish little, which no learned on the voyage,
and says tb1. he Is now on American, lie was
born Al Canton, and is said to 10 tolerably good.
looking.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-27

a7'a convention Of iron masters Of Pennsyl.
yaniai is called to assemble at Philadelphia on lie
9Th ptoxlmo, 10 adopt such measures as may seem
neeesst'y 10 prevent q recurrence Of those peri
odicaI dsasles, now imminent, 10 which This great
interest has unfortunately become liable, as the
inevitable result oil the present revenue policy Of
the General Government.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-27

{. ACls Loan or Goip.--Tho Missouri Repub.
licsn, Of Sunday, says; In passing the Office Of
the III S, Assistant Treasurer, las! night, we no
ticed an unusual sit about The door, several per.
sole being engaged in ctuoking bass Of gold into
furniture car Tie whole losd--amou ming 10
5000 o0-wss transported 10 Page & Bacon's
Banking House, teing The cash fot draf. bought
bySit. Bacon In New York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-27

ls,osrAsr Dtoslos,-judse Treat, St, Lou.
Is has decided that the indosers Of draft Of 3d..
900 were moi liable, in consequence Of not having
been notifedB The holders Of the protest. To-.
stead ofmaing notice to the ndowcts, tho holders
sent a notice Of ptotes. TO the bank ftom whom
thsyhad received The dran,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-27

rrpnis Letters report tina. tho health Of Mr..
Mason Is gradually improving. Mentally, his con.
yalcscense Is complete; ho yet labOrs under par.
tial paralysis, which renders locomoiion impossi.
bic, but the muscular movements are gralualIyre.
Stunning their natural power, and there Is fair
hope that these too gro susceptible Of complete
restoration.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-27

Rse,rs or wAs,- Although The llussan com.
rnetcs With foreign counties Is BY no means ex.
tsnste, and eSlpsute to The cruisers Of the allied
heels during thepfesent mar hs, been particularly
sYoidtds yetthe British have captured no less
nineiytwo Russian prize vessels.