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GRRlF AMERICAN / FOREIGN OFFICE.
FOL SECURING PArEHTs ToI uvMT1o1
Agency for Bssisess wish sAs
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION 70 IIy1Hr0RS.-
i fhe sutseribss, Gate Agent Of he .. fsnsses
Once under the oct Of 1850 determined - present q
ysptsres In applying for Patents superior 70 those osr
Cd inventor By others has made sxrsngnsas vhsrsty
on applications prepared and conducted ~ hin, WHIT
A. nstesd Of so paid back By ohss) VII -
Emitted by him In ssss Of failure 20 obtain patent an
ne withdrawal through him within thir0 dAgs sn~ -
rejection.
This Agency 10 not only the larsot In Hey knsiana.
but through Il inventors have advantages Tor seeuri
PATENTS. or ascertanIng the paien,ablity Of Inventions
surpassed b. II not immeasurahy superior V, an
which can be offered them elsewhere. The ssstimonah
siyen below prove that none 10 MORE sUCC1BsDCk
AZ TlI PATENT OYYICE Than the subscriber and -
sJjCCHss Is TIE hest PROOF OF ADvAMrAGn
AND ABILITY, he would add that he has abundant
reason 70 believe, and can prove, that 81 20 o1 sas
Of the kind are the charges for professional sssviea -
nodeis Ths immense practice Of Me stbscabss Der.
Ing twenty yesn past has enabled him 70 eeesnssss
asye 10 patents These, besides his exteaslss library
legal and mechanical works. and FUN accounts Of patents
sfanssd In The United States and Europe, rendef hin
able, beyond question, 70 offer superior factss or o.
talnlng patents.
Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, and oil Pspss
and Drawings necessary to the procurai Of patents n
Nils and foreign sounes prepared, and sdvce rendered
on legal and scientific matters. respecting inventions, 90
Inffinsemens Of patents. Al necessity u journey 10
Washington " procure patent and the usua gfsasds
~ there, are here saved inventors. ID. 10.
Copies OF claims Of any patent furnshsd By renhng
one dollar. Assignments recorded st washington Pa
tents ln0rsat Britain Rranse, and other forviyu
tres secured through agents Of the highest rsspOA-
bllity.
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all laws Of progression a, defiance. IL is
very dangerous for European TO Try topro-
jet il at any object, as il may return and
strike himself. In a natives hand, il is a
formidable weapon, striking without the
protector being seen, like The Irishmsn's
gun, shooting around corner, as well rs
straight forward. II was invented 10 strike
the kangaroo, which is killed by ii with Ger
,ainiy, and though cOpss intervene be-
tween the hunter and the animal, the bOom-
erang comes around the corner and breaks
his legs"
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HAYES ALLIED OINTMENT,
AND HuMoR SYRUP.

Ts shs PuhlDe. Mheress, ous chAsiss u. xsss
has bssn eoutsrfslung NJ Anisd Ointment and pslans
"a upou The pebble en- srsics usdsS The nAns q Ne
.IO<nuss Allied Olntneni" vkieh oin1nsos y o bsss
niia,on q mine have commenced IN settsa AGainse
ne sah Kent Or ne sAns frolessS IiAys, tsss A.
ySst he tvs assieles, sayS-Y cASaieaig sosid&vd,
hsss tvo ssmpies saasoS b psooesoest - b snks."
Ana the certificates vhlch ths ssid Kent asesissns
srs bosvsis and inpostioos, - the andAvth 81 Ne
TSs. loss Q. s,.svoss, n, s. MsssiLL, syoru % b.
bss ne, n. ". Hsmn, }, R I'D. HAfD.
hvrsnos, Mo-, Isse II. 1874 -.
Asssss. DE-, yasss savya, end Ansustss ssvy:!,
Blddssoed r. Gilman, and d. L Niekeu, eAeo u.
%. Hay, rustiand, ,'sbevAi Assus. fyn
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For THE HlccuPs. Travelling some time
since by railroad from Columbus 10 Balti-
more, ] took my seat Immediately in from,
Of a gentleman who was suffering under a
paroIy,m Of hiccups, to degree that had
never before witnessed. In q few minutes
person appeared from the end OF The car,
and took 4 seat beside him, when he said /:
Sir, eau you tell me what is good for the
hiccuPs' have been afflicted 10 the way
you see me since yesterday noon, and have
had no res, or relief from amy physician to
whom | applied Tor assistance. lam worn
out with sutIsring.'
To whom the person replied:
Sir, ! will cure you in less than two min.
utes by the watch. Have confidence, for
am sure can do it. Hold up high above
your head two fingers Of your hand lean
back in your seat, open your mouth and
throat so as to give a free passage to your
lungs breathe very long and softly, and
look very steadily at your fingers
In less than the time specified the care
was performed, one hiccup only occurring
during the trial. The patien, could not eI
press his gratitude, while the practitioner
only extracted from him as fee the promise
that he would extend the knowledge which
he had impaired az freely as he had receiv-
ed it, assuring him that he would never be
disappointed in the result We were all
struck with the fact. Sine, then have Of
ten had occasion 10 practise upon patients
in the same disorder and never without the
mos, signal success Water Cure Journal.
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Pians Psrte Instructisu.

,sR. &. "A. GRANGER will rssams his ls.soas
wi upu the Piano Fore. Tso-o who wish i"s
h.s(s<iy,ces Will please apply Al his house 40
Summer street
t.chpent Ut much rrduced pnce, will DO veil 10
call and see one now for sale at the ssmo place.
Piano Fostss tuned atshort no,ice.
June 2lst, 1855. u-2
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E. E. DYER & Co.,
(sisn Of Me Chinaman grinding sosesO
"A, wAcHINGTON STREET. BOSTON,

CCPPLY the besi, hsas ana
- purest Articles, 81 JsUssl
cssA yrisss. THAR Stock con
Teas, CsGees, Chses-
i.,e.. Al!sy!ee, PsySs,,
Mustard, Ginger, cav.
eune Pepper, Nutssegs'
Gin . q ~ . -, Cloves,
Cream m Tartar, TaPax.
q - ~ /, or Prepared
Dnndelisn Rect, Re.
Having every AGILITY for mas
ufActuring and preparing the
several articles named, the pub
lie NAV RELY upon having then
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\. II. EDDY. Solicitor Of PATENTS.
TESTIMONIALS.

"Durinr .hs tine occupied the once Of csaas
slopsr Of patents, II. H. kppY, Esq, Of Boston, DID
business ct the Patent Once Solicitor for procuring
Patents There we're few any psrsons acting In that
capacity who had 90 much business before The Patent
Once and there were nons vho conducted u With
more skill, fdelity and success. regard Mr.. hidy
% one Of the best Informed and most sku Patent 10
assuring inventors that they cannot employ Q person
more competent and trustworthy, and more capable d
putting their applications In form TO secure for them
early and favorable consideration a the Patsns "
ace. kDMUNp bUhkk,
Late Commissioner Of patsan "
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

vu>E iarg- tvo story House situated water street
] sse,, Belonging N the subseribes. The House 10
sell lc,tei Sr boar ling house, AMI has god cvnven
rnc- u wafer and sh'ds.
Also small tlie,oent :lcuse situated on the al
10 ming 1t, saitable 90 q NAL hu.liy
rhs above propsry sill be so,d siasy or tuesher,
Sni .n reasonas tenns App,i. N the subscsi.
txf. JAMES fEkNAtD.
ssoo Mar Is 1854. tfs1
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PEDAL BASS MELODEONS

Superior 70 any new IN eses
nERsONs who are In want Of MEL0DE0Ns, for
Churches, vestries Lodges, Halls Sc are respect-
FULLY requested TO examine the instruments recently
made By
8. D. l. N. W. SMITH,
which, for their perfection OF mechanism, smoothness
and beauty 81 tone accuracy In tune and especially By
the immense power gained By the PEDAL BASS, are
beyond comparison the best nov offered 10 the public.
These instruments have two banks Of keys and pow
erfu bellows and by the arrangement Of the stops
great variety OF effects be produced. Price, SITS
They also manufacture Melodeons for parors and
smaller rooms unsurpassed In excellence and ct prices
varying from 90 to s2oo.
MELODEoNs RENTED.
Persons Who wish 10 hire Melodeons With view Of
purchasing at the end OF the year, have the rent
credited part payment Of the purchase money rhi'
matter Is worthy Of special note, II enables those Who
desire fair test Ct the instrument before purchasing.
obtain at the expense Of the manufacturers, to The er
tent Of ut least years rent
The public are invited to examine for themselves,
the warerooms, No. sli, Washington Street Boston.
August 20, 1850. omosss
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DR.. DEN MS
GE0RGIl SARSAP ARiLLi!

l fRpa0usa nads OF Saiafsnllt Ett thlI.
piEfARHp b. ]. pKNHIs, y. D, Assusa, e. n,
i Dtsssss q ~ uvss, and 10 padS ~ MOD
VIA Ne nost Il psssoos, b ~ spoa he bsvsk - Q
MIA parsativs q Ansivs with soas d sansss q asst
VIZ setiv parSaiivs eec, yst owing 70 ths sssngA-
suisg psspsssss of Tile sarssuarss, no dsbliI aasa
ron The active Iuvng. In In shieh thers sos-
siderable deranssmsnt Of The Ives, q yin soaaines
oasse nsusea and even voning, bot aes the liver hss
beea rstorsd 70 he heahy cosdon Ills s9ees esases
yos ehtidren hs 70 The noss nasural and ksAisAS
pufystivc hal en- b gvsn and generally 10 eli ~
psrTsrve thAi b necessary 70 b Given, especially y
thoss tvahsed VIII vvrns, II eans N ineesssf -
erscn and passase Of the bis, which set - I'M
liant 10 ths worms, and prevents taeif Accumulated
Ia healthy aetion On ths Liver, AMI purifying e1tet
upon The Blood, male srsat safeguard against de
esse and prove 10 b the best sarSapanla In pss ~
physeians and thoss afieed 9Th dlseAses In vhich
sArap ariila b indicated - the proper rsssdy. u
also useful foe thoss recovering hon slctnsss vho ~
qslre purEaiivs 70 aet mildly, without causing dsbis
OF prostrstion.
10 Increase is purity the use ofssess has bssu db-
continued those vho prskf Il sseetsnsd, can svssssn
Il themselves 70 suit their taste.
Kept constantly on hand and fOr sale ~
VIM. BAILEY, II. D.,
32tf sAco, MAINE.
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r,sn "A, p,.,,nt commissisnsr.

Trsa Ms prsssnf Commtsstonr.
"Arersy IL, lSsSy-During the time have held the
once Of Commissioner Of Patents T. II. EDDY, Ksq, of
Boston, has been extensively sngascd In the Transaction
Of business With The once asa Solicitor lie 10 thor
oughy acquainted With the Law, and the rules OF prae-
tce OF the once. regard him - one Of the most caps.
bic and successful practitioners With whom have had
oficial intercourse CHAS. MASON,
ly2f Commissioner Of Patents.
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lSH, BLINDS and DOORS.
ALBION r. MOODY,
|uisetures at his Factory, In the Barnes Mill,
leforj,
kSHEs & WINDOW FRAMES
OF ALL SIZES,
BLINDS 10 ORDER,
b DOORS OF ALL DESCRIPTION.

\ arrangements for manufacturing lumber
yuch work, are equal if not superior TO any
4 city, aud all orders for ssshes, Blinds,
with skill and dispatch.
House builders, repairers, and all who wish
good work nj reasonable prices, can obtain il q,
his Shop, and no mistake.
Biddeiord, July IL, 1856. tf0
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TREMONT HILLS.

TEAS, ooTTEEs, CHOCOLATES, cocoAs,
SPICES, &c. .'t
yI>i...Ie. and also In snail Paskagess
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MEDoDEoNs RENTED.
Market Wagons for Sale.
Messrs. CHADBoURNE g. GAREY'S

l. Chadbourne & Gsrey's Carriage and Sleigh
Mandatory, Temple Street, Saco.
Messrs. CHADBoURNE &c GAREY'S
Fall Sale or Carriages and sicighs,
VIII take place sometime In the early par OF DC.
tober, when a good assortment OF Chaises,l Top
Buegies, Wagons and Sleiglis, new and second
hand, will be sold To the highest bidder.
Persons In want Of Carriages Of oil kinds, VIII
find il for their interest 10 wait until The sale
comes of, and then be present ~ obtain the bar.
gains which will be offered.
The time OF sale will be notified by handbills
throughout the vicinity.
3Slf CHADBOURNE IL CAREY.
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DIR. BAILEY'S
Alternative SYRUP.

TT Vas m prepared With reference TO one bed case Of
i scrofuia, and EFFECTED TIE CURE. II was AZ
erwards for several years, used In numerous cases With
similar success.
II has nov become an eectsa remedy In this dlsssss.
II has been used successfully by scores Of pssons VIE
we're afflicted With the following manifestations OF ssrof
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CORN & FLUR.
Farm for sale.

THE subscriber will sell his home farm situated
l. in the city Of Bidieiord. about miles from
the factories, on the western bank Of the Saco
river, containing l05 acres Of excellent land,
part Of winch is interval Of the very best kind
IL has abou, $4,000 worth Of wood and timber, and
has always been noted as "good hay farm, The
most profitable product Of the farmer. The build.
ings are good and capacious, consisting Of large
two.story house, with an ell, harm 42xl00 with
u shed ~ whole length, a shelter for the caiils
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This may certify that have witnessed The efcacy OF
Mr.. Lombards Cancer remedy, and do mot hesitate to
say that Il will eject cure In all cases where ~ spp.
cation has not been too long delayed and the whole
system poisoned with the generous vinis. IL Is hf
more certain than the use Of the knife n extracts the
disease entire, leaving no trace Of IL behind.
JAMES NJ. BUZzELL, N. D.,
Prof. Of Surgery In the Eclectic Medical College,
Philadelphia. "
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Ulcerating Tamors, Scald Head,
Diseased Ewes,

OlsCuSCo SyCSS
DISEASED SKIN, hot, dry, rough and ersptivs,
or cold pale, pasty, or cammy and Sweating.
DROPSICAL EFFUSIONS, oooasioning din.
Guilty Of breathing floating, extreme lAngosr. And
frequent fatigue.
RICKETs or sonened and distorted condition Of
the Bones, spinal AnectiessJ Whitsi
SwcillngsJ
DePanged condition Of the Digestive Organs, oscas
ionng loss of OF rapsHous and irregular appetizer
Severe and proraced Costveness Chronic Diarrhsa
Diseased Lungs, which had involved the suf-
ferers In Asthma, or hard Coughs IIemouhags kms.
citation and other symptoms OF
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n y n o VAN

TAR. xOolE hes renewed hi, once 20 Tsibssy
" 4 Hii'. Baiidlss. Past ssa Of vsstssy islasA
nssdss. AiiestsIs ps.rpiiy answered.
6sss, L.ssvv Oh. tSA. rrr1 hf
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To Soortsmen.

Duls uLE TOUT LIxEs. m o,.sa ana ssssnsa
j ssass 10 ssss beyds Bsney ftvus Hosks, ~
s.ss:s Bed Ia ~. - N'ss:S a. ccEssS, ssAss
- a.sn y ~ ~ ~ ~
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cAaIvLs, nliaois, Jans 1sh, fseA
have ussi Professor Woods HAIR RsseorAsivs. ed
nr "a tboush,, prrnsturviy Fvy, but By The sss Of
no Restorative !" he's resunsi " original oos, and
have no doabt, pesnans,.Ly 90.
KIsnAtes Urited ststss.
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tfyou ere ike onrself, under the neces-
si'y Of earning your livelihood by the
labor Of your hands. then our interests
ere 'he same. and it is the part Of sound
policy 20 reaso1 respecting them. What,
then does our own pockets and prospects
demand Of us At this timer We are not
disposed to buy slaves and 20 10 breeding
them, which is the only thing connected
with the business that pays; and il we
'esvs we cannot pay sl,Oo0,oo to sIB.-
oOO,O piece for half q dozen 70 ado4en
Of slaves, simply because we have not
got the "rhino.p Well, now sir. every
one Of us can 60 to.the West, and, by the
time we are thirty to thirty Eve years
old. be in possession Of good farms and
be RICH, and Independents. We cannot go
to Slave State and do that, because we
feel ourselves m en- worthy Of rsspecf. and
will not submit ourselves to he contempt
ofa white fingered arislocraoy BY labor
ing on = level with their negroes. Let
the West be made slave territory, and
our principles, our self respect, and our
poverty, each and all, viii exclude us.
II our adherence of the system would not
prevent our taking part in IL. our self re-
spect and our lack Of large hereditary
fortunes certainly would exclude us from
making homes there. Well. this territory
was OURS. We PAID the negro licking
arisiocrats the full value of IL, and the fact
is, It is not only ours, but we KEED Il.
Why, sir. Ohio is filing up very rapidly.
we win be CROWDED here shortly, and be.
sides that, good farms are getting out Of
our reach, too valuable for the amount OF
our purses. 6ut. sir, they have ROBBED
US Of this splendid country where we
were going, They have ROBBED us Of II
by villai ny most foul, and who for? Who
gets our property9 - A set Of proud,
naughty. white handed, scornful aristoc
rats, every one Of them able TO invest from
$4,000, to 100000, in "niggers." A
eontemptUoVs aristocracy who have about
as much respect for a laboriDg man as
they have for dog, and no more, not 1
particle. Why, sir, go to one Of the old
Virginia towns or cities. or even to town,
in ohiv, settled by them, and seek for th,
position your character and your man.
hood entities you to, without moneyl-
You might just az well try to fly to the
moou' and every day you live will be
cursed and embittered by the scorn of ar
aristocracy as much inferior to you ;ii
everything pertaining to hum'n dignity
and worth, as Hottentotts are inferior tC
enlightened men, Ne win venture tba,
a majority Of our readers will testify L
the truth Of this from their own expt rienc,
and observation. These are the person,
who take our territory, and who threateI
todissolye the Uhiou. and play the dicken
generally II they do not get it.
What then does our interest demand
TO recover our property; set up the land
marks hewed out by Jefferson, and Sc,
that these invaders get no President /,
rob us in the future; and having securet
that beautiful territory, emigrate to it
and build up competence ard wealth fol
old age.
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A Few Figures To Remember.

Let it be remembered, that the cost Of
the last session Of the locofoco legislature
was fraction over SIOO,oO0,OO. Ths,
the cost Of the last Republican legisla ture
was S6S, 10000, difference Of THIRTY
SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Let il be remembered. that the deficits
of the last locofoco Administration OF the
governmental the State was about ONE
MILLION OF DOLLARS.
Let il be remembered. that the Fusion
Legislature paid up this deficit Of $780,
OOe. 90. abolished the ollloc { co oppr q
sion Oftaxing man for what he owed as
we'll as owned, thus reducing the taxable
duplicate SEAaLT ONE FOURTH. aud yet
have assessed no more TO the dollar on this
reduced duplicate. than was assessed be-
fore TO the dollar on duplicate one fourth
larger
Now, take the Sl,OOO.OOO of embez,
elements. left unpaid by the locoCoeos,
and add il to their 8. 200, 900 taxes, and
it gives $40 2Oo. 900 as the actual amount
Of their expenses aud embezzlement for
one year.
But the Rspublieshs pad this .oOO,.
600, taking il oF, the Republican levy
where Il does not belong. and who are IN
no ways responsible for it, and il makes
the locofooo expenditures TWO MIL.
LIONS more than the Republican, TO be.
gin wilh. ae.l
Ba. the Republican duplicate, or sum
returned to levy taxes upon, is nsarly
one fourth less, and as the taxes ara the
same on the dollar. the uhsonnt Of he Esvy
is spearly one fourth. or about TWO AILLloSs
less than the lOcOfOco levy, making an ac.
tual difference Of TWO aSlLlIoNs in the levy.
and real difference Of FOUR MIL
LIONS between the expenditures Of the
Republicans and locoiocos. W.
Well, now, how was this effected
In the 6rss place. they did not burden
the people with State debts not due. as
did lOcOfecOish. dIDTTG
In the second place. they did not sink
a half a miIlion 10 che Board Of Public
Works aa did A, P. Miller a Co.
81, They did no. swamp quarter Of
million ii thoEeN State HOuss, as did
&. T. siiokney 4 Co.
A1h. They reduced The salary Of eoun-
y officers nearly one half-Ia Hamilton
couaty e Is reduced in ihs Sheriff once
y 0NE 7ENTH che former Gslasy.. (.
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How They'll Do Il.

The "Sherif' Jones" organ is pleased
to inform the people how the Black Demo
eracy is to carry Seneca County, aud the
Stale;--
Deduct the vote that Fillmore and
Buchanan will receive from the Black
Republican pOrty, and it is in a large
minority"
That is said Of Seneca County; now
for Ohio:
"Mr. Fillmore's friends confidently
claim that he :. IN receive Al least 50 600
votes in Ohio. ln the counties of Bel.
mont, Guernsey, Monroe etc., they as.
sert that he will beat Fremont. Every
day the indications are growing that
Mr.. Buchanan viii carry Ohio. We
tell our friends to be of good cheer
trust in God, and keep their powder
dry"
Trust in the Devil Stephen Arnold
Douglas and his liable and patriotic broth
er senator Atohinson" trusting in Godi
The above accounts for the activity OF
Wilson, Seney aud Co. in welcoming the
locofoco who undertook to palm himself
oil for an American" the other evening,
in Applauding his dishwater, and holding
long conferences with him. HHIe
The Black Democracy are reduced tC
desperation, aud are now down on al
iours to the Know Nothings begging. A
party that will advocate the lingering
Of the entire West COR the slave breeders
are in their appropriate sphere when beg
gipg but the Republicans Of Senec,
County are too wide awake to be caughr
in this gull trap of Wilson, Seney, Pix,
and Co.'S, They will roll up majority
for the Republican ticket approaching thai
Of 1854.
III We can run Fillmore ticket, We
can beat them." say these hungry Office.
seekers.-Go in, gentlemen. with all your
tricks, The able, honorable, aud highly
popular ticket at our mas, head is bound
to vim Everybody in Old Seneca knows
that,
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name Of Andres jackson, itself must
be profassd. and bis memory ibsulted ~
these Buchaniersl : They frs trample
the policy and principles of Jefferson and
Jackson - the dust. aud tl,on villify their
charsclers.
Now we ask any man OF common sense
which be viii believe. that jackson was
corrupt and Buchanan right. Or that
Buchanan ie corrupt and tha. Jscks6h was
right? Not many men will hesitate on
such & question As that. When old "Ten
Gents" puts bic vera,ity against the old
hero, he commits a blunder. Jackson's
word will 60 as fer with the people as q
Thousand such oathsas Bhchananis. Il
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Hon, Cooper K, watson N dominated

Attbe Congressional Convention which
met on Tuesday. the 10Th inst, in For
est, Hon. G. X. WArsoS was re.nominat'
ed almost unanimously on the FIRST bal
lot. Mr.. Watson has b en- an able, in
dustrious, indeialigablo laborer in his
place, voting right on all questions con
necled with tie great issue. True. he
has not occupied the time % the House
in long peeches for home consumption
al hough. as none will deny, ho is il
ability and power peer TO any manon tha
floor. but he has aborel porseveringly
aud ossiduously on the important com
mittee Of which his fellow committee
man says no lis the soul"
Let the 9th district rally around him
Shall il be that another foe to freedom
shall be sent to help crush Kansas and
lrample pom the Norlh2 In the present
evenly divided condition OF the House,
the fate Of the entire West may aud pro-
badly will depend upon our exertioas.
Remember also that the aristoonts will
10 all that human power can do TO acquire
u slave in the 9lh district.