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Kansas Matters.

". Louis, July IA letter to the Dem
ocrat, from Lawrence 2Sth ult., states that
i've free State man, who were arrested and
disarmed near 0ssawatomie on the 9th Of
May, by a party Of U. 5. Dragons under
Lieut.. johnson, had arrived in that city,
alter four weeks detention, during which
time they had been kept in chains, until
finally discharged by Judge Cate, nothing
being found against them.
Nar York, July la letter in the Times.
dated Lawrence. June 81, says-The South
ern forces are gathering at Lecompte, Te-
cumseh, Big Springs, and other places, in
Large numbers, and they are laying in large
stores OF provisions, in order 70 make the
long and strong pull on the 4th Of July
No aid Is yet received from the States. There
must be great battle at Topeka. Col.
Summer threatens to go home to the fort and
abandon his work if the Legislature meets,
and they will, as sure Us God is above.
Chiccgo, July la Worcester company
OF "A men, bound for Kansas, on board the
steamer Sultana, were disarmed on Friday
last, in snanner similar TO that adopted
with the Chicago company. The scene took
place at Wayerlcy, 10 miles below Iexing-
ton. Their captors have announced their
intention to dctain them as prisoners, and
dispose of them to suit the exigencies of the
times. Sixty Shapes rifles were taken
from them. The above is from q reliable
source, a well-known gentleman having wit
messed the occurrence.
IL is also reported that company from
Ottawa, ILL.,, were also disarnied, and ar
rested on Saturday. All the river towns
have announced determination to a low no
emigrants from the North to enter Kansas.
\ correspondent Of the st. Louis Demo-
crat, at Jefferson City, Goth, charges Gov.
ernor Price with having sent IL cannon and
% boxes Of muskets from the U. S. arsenal
to Stringfellow, to assist in the conquest of
Kansas.
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fremont Ratification in Bangor.

BANGOR, June "a great ratification
meeting Cor Fremont and Dayton was held
here tonight. Novembega Hall, the largest
Hall in the State. was crowded to its ut
most capacity at very early hour; large
delegations being present from several neigh
boring towns. The one from Brewer hay
inga band of music and n military escort.
Ii is estimated that over four thousand
people were in and around the hall.
The speeches and responses were very
enthusiastic. The meeting was addressed
by Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, Hon. Lot NJ.
Morrill, and Noah Baker, Esq. Speeches
we're made outside the hall TO large crowd
b, Joseph Bartlett and S. p. Desmond.
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KANSAS MIGRANTS roRcIBLY DETAINED Ann
SENT BAcS.-ChieGgo, June 30.-Gentlemen
have arrived here from Kansas, who report
concerning the disarming Of the Chicago
company at Lexington, that from 300 to
500 Missourians and South Carolinians,
who had been driven out of Kansas, with
some citizens of Lexington, gathered at the
landing, armed with cannon, and threatened
to fire into the boat, if their demand was
not complied with. Under these circumstan-
CTS, the captain insisted upon the delivery
of the arms, as the only way to prevent the
destruction Of the boat.
81. Louis, June 20.-By the steamer Ed
inburg, from Weston, No., we learn that
when the steamer Star Of the West, with
the Chicago company on board, arrived at
Weston, u large party of men boarded the
Vessel, and arrested the entire company, for
the purpose of escorting them back the same
way they came, it being resolved that they
should not be permitted to enter the Terri
tory.
Later.-The Star Of the West has put
back on her return trip, and will land the
Chicago company ut Alton, Illinois. They
are conducted back under guard Of party
Of South Carolinians, and being unarmed,
there is no danger Of conflict.
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AM,SIY DisoocRsE. Rev. Mr.. Nichols
preached last Sabbath morning in his. pull
pit bold and manly sermon, asserting the
right Of the pulpit to denounce SIN in all
forms and declaring that its complication
with politics should not interfere with the
freedom Of his pulpit 50 long as he occupied
il. The true idea of pulpit freedom was
set forth with great clearness and eloquent
reasoning. His sermon preached few Sab
baths ago which disturbed the border ruthan
proclivities of the Editor Of the Democrat
and n few Others, has been published. Ii
only fault is that it attacked great SINS NOR
leniently than they deserve. We shall
publish il next week.
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THE UNION AND EASTERN JOURNAL FRIDAY, u y

The following was sung a. the Tabernacle
Ratification Meeting. One Of the n. Y.
papers says:
a. The effect with which the vast mass oil
persons present joined in the chorus was in
describable. The audience wrought itself
up into perfect furore, and as the last
sounds Of the concluding stanras died away
in y volume Of sound, the echoes Of which
made the very building shake, the whole Us.
semblagc rose to their feet en- masse, and
joined in hurst Of cheering again and again
renewed, amid waving Of hats, hankerchiefs,
and frantic demonstrations o.. delight"
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DIRECTORY OF BrppEToRp AND SAco FOR
1861. This work, published by WArsos
& FIREMAN, came out on Moniay last. Ii
contains about q hundred pages, filed with
the names of persons residing in the two
placed, a great. varie,yOf tatistical lnitrrna-
ton relative to our places, and the Cards OF
our business men. 1t will be very valuable
for reference. Every family in town should
have copy. Price IS cents. Sold at the
Bookstores.
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r Old Father Time, the parent Of bright eyed trnth,
Il ialiy developing facts and theories but among
hi. numerous progeny fact Is more inconesble than
than that the attending the Introduction OF
~ Stone. LIQUID Cathartic and Family Physc 10 the
public USE 10 utterly wth"ut parallel Those families
which have made the most thorough trial OF Its merts
are oudes. and most enthusiastic In their encomums OF
its virtues IL admirably meets want long experienced
by all classes Of persons and Is rapidly gaining that
confidence which II 90 richly deserves-LoWsh cou-
risy.
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Hnr AND FArrcrE.-Nothing is 90 cool
ing and refreshing after exercise and expos
ure to the sun, wind and dust, as the appli
cation Of Kaihstoa, or Orient Water. II
eifsctually clcanscs the skin and imparts te
the complexion freshness and beauty. AL
druggists have IL for sale.
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The Great English Remcdy-Str James
Clarkc's Celebrated Female Ptiis.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir James Clarke W.
D., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This invai'
liable medicine is uufAns In the Of all those palm
l and dangerous diseases incident 10 the female cons-
tuition.
II modeates oil excess, removes oil distractions, and
brings on the msnthly period with regularity. These
pills should be used two or three weeks previous 10 con-
hnement they forify the constitution, aud lessen the
suffering during labor, enabling the mother to perform
her duties with safety to herself and child.
These pills should not he taken by females durhs the
nnt three months Of pregnancy, as they are sure to
bring on miscarriage, but at any other time they are
SAFE.
In all cases OF nervous and spinal affections, pain In
the back and limbo, hesyiness, fatigue on slight eIer-
ton, palptaon Of the heart owness Of spirits, hystsr-
cs sick headache whites, and all the painful diseases
occasoned by adisorered system, these pills viii effect
cure when all other means have failed and although
powerful remedy. do not contain hon, calome an.imo-
ny, or any other mineral.
Full directions accompanying each package. Price,
In the United States and Canada, one dollar.
Sole agents for this country, I. G. BALDWIN Co.,
Rochester, N. Y. FUTILE L MOSES, Auburn, N. Y,
General Agents.
NIB. $l00 and postage stamps, enclosed to any
authorized agent will bottle Of the pills by re-
turn mall
For sale wholesale and reta by D. L. MITCHELL saeo,
AID druggists generally.
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rr The oil and true maxim that an oune of preven-
tAiive 10 worth pound q cure wi be fay realized By
those ~h, mskeuss % q. W. stones LqsLl caihartie
anil Family rhysc. az q cleanses the blcod from Ill I'm
purity. fress Ihs stomach run bile, produces healthy
action o. the liver, AMI perfectly regulates the bovels u
also removes all local pains, prevents and dyson
-ry. dlahea, eeoierA usress, 90 cholera strengthens
the ~hols systc ami "a perfectly agreeable 10 the taste
Yer Peysh. sulT
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y But one German paper in Cincinnati,
out Of the six published in that city, sup
ports Buchanan.
For Eemoat.-The Albany State Regis
ter-the leading American paper in New
York, supports Col. Fremont.
COINCIDENCE. The young men of Ohio
have called four American Republican mass
meetings /: the first is 20 be at the town Of
Dayton, the second at Fremont.
n Sixty Baptist ministers Of Boston
and vicinity, last week resolved that while
clergymen should not introduce politics and
party matters to the pulpit, the Kansas and
Washington outrages were proper for pulpit
discussion and should not be overlooked nor
any degree Of clerical influence against them
be withheld.
- The Germans of Boston had picnic
on Monday, Mt Newton Upper Falls, at
tended by about three thousand persons.
They there accepted an invitation to attend
the Fremont Ratification meeting by accla-
nation. 1t was found that out Of the whole
company all but about dozen 60 for Fro
mont and Dayton.
Democracy and The Price Of Negroes
Gov. Wise, in his speech at the democratic
ratification meeting at Richmond, SAID that
the election of Buchanan would enhance the
price ofniggers IRON $1,000 to $4,000! What
an argument to the ohimlry! What an
argument to the North PROV. Journal.
A BucIAS.EER's APOLOGY. A party Of
armed men, headed by Governor Shannon,
came to the house Of Samuel Walker, q
member of the Kansas Legislature, and moi
finding him ut home, turned his wife and
children out OF doors. The friends Of the
Governor, however, apologised for 1t, tn,
next day, on the ground that he was drunk
g Our space will not permit US to notice
the demonstrations of rejoicing with which
the nomination of Fremont has been every,
where received. Frcm.all quarters we have
accounts Of firing Of cannon. lighting Of
bontires, the formation of Fremont Clubs
and other demonstrations Of rejoicing.
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CAUCUS -. Saco.

The Republicans % saeo. and all others In favor Of
the prineipes % frciom. declared BY the Platform
os the Philadelphia Convention, viii meet at the Tow
Hall, Saturday, the eth Of July. at O'Clock p NJ
select delegates 70 aitent the State Convention at
Portland July sih. Per order Of Town COM.
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FrRsr PRESIDENTIAL vorE.-A vote wa,
taken on board the steamer Adelaide, which
plies between Boston and EAstport and St
John, on her Last trip up. with the follow
ing result: Fremont 10, buchanan 6, Fill
mors 2.-Bosfoa Journal.
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BRIGHTON MARKET, June 30.

AtMarket. 900 Beef Cattle, 1000 Sheep, and $500
Swine.
Bar cArrLE.-we quote extra IS t0a7 75i first quail.
ity, ss 90 q s I5j second quality, 81 Goa 175j third
quality, 70.
woaxIss oxES.-sales from 800 to slI6.
Cows AND SALvEs.-saes from SO to eco.
sHEEF.-sales from 81 90 to 90.
SwISE-At retail from ! 10 cts.
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My Yn.r Nox 1i,h- ls,s.

INV foRk, Nov. 1tth, 1StS.
Da- HArprx.-Dsa Sir s-A your request have
and hni them 10 answer my highest antieiIat I
usl them With more confidence, the ingredients %
which you say they are eomposci veil adapted 10
TIE yaroas diseases inclisut 10 the human system AMI
mere particularly In eases OF Diarhea, leaving the
bowels IN healthy condition. Yours. he,
3xs3 d. J. q. COOLIDGE.
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CAUCUS. Biddeford.

The Republicans q BddeOri, and all offers Who are
opposed 20 the present state and National aimnisra-
toa and friends TO fretsm In Kansas and to the free
dom Of coners ssonL debate. requested 70 meet
saturday evening, July 9th at O'Clock p. ~, at the
Republican Heed QsGfs,s, Beethoven Hall, bs the
purpose 90 choosing delegates 10 As'd the State Con-
yenilou, 10 be hell In Portland, Tuesday. July sth
By order Of commiffss.
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BOSTON MARKET, june go.

FLorR.-w Western common bands, IS rs to eco !
fancy, IS ISL extra, 81 90 to 0 0Ji Genesee Extra,
50 90 to o 90.
.GRLiS-southern Yellow Corn Is selling at 62 cts,
white at IS cts. Oats IL a 42c Rye In lots, 9oc.
HAY.-Eastsrn Is selling at SO per ton. cash.
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g Rsv. Mn. Nrcnors' sraxos preach
ed Sunday morning. June Is. 1856. may b
.f5opd at Beydsns Bookssore, BiddsfSrd,
'snd Hsdsion's, Sseo. Price 10 cents.
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Notice TO Creditors.

WYE having been appointed by the Hon. 10.
w seph I. Nyc, Judge Of Probate, for the
county Of York, To receive and examine the claims
Of the creditors Of Samuel II Baker, late Of Ssco,
Ia said county, deceased, whose estate, 10 repre-.
seuied insoyeni, give notice that six months
commencing the third day OF March, 1856, have
been allowed to said creditors TO bring in and
prove their claims, and that we will be at the Of.
ice Of Frederic Greene, In Ssco Aforesaid. on
the las, Monday Of July and August next, from
. O'Clock TO o'clock, y. ~, on each Of said days,
10 attend To the duty assigned Us. Dated at
saco, tins twentieth day Of June, A. d., 1856.
FREDERIC GREENE, lc,uu,,..;,,.,,
TIMOTHY J. MURRAY o'""',s''"e'''
3wo6
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Notice 10 Tax PAYERS.

INOTlCE is hereby given that, agreeably to On
IN order passed by tho City Council, all persons
who shall voluntarily pay The taxes assessed the
present ear, on their polls, personal aud real es
late, 10 the Treasurer Of the city, will he allowed
discount OF G per cent. on the same, u paid on
or before the 9Th day Of July next
l. L0RING, IT,, Treasurer.
Buldeford, June %, 1856. 20
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Record Of RuManism.

The following is the record in part, Of the
operations of the bloody Democracy in Kan
sas, which we copy from the Albany Even
Journal.
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To Sportsmen.

DURE SILK TROUT LINES, In Green and assorted
i colors 10 gruss Boyd's Fancy Trout Hooks, The
,urest Hook 10 just received from Engini and Tor
sale by GEO. 1. GOODWIN,
2mos2I Nam Street, S,co
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LIE TT E R S
ed for in the Post Office,
i, 1856.
'r these letters will please
Hatch May A
Hunl Sarah VI
Haley Lydia A
Johnson Mrs Mary Ann
Jellison Julielte
johnson Charles
Kcaton James
Kimball Mrs Abby
lavender Margaret
Liillefeld Harriet
Libby John +
Lindsey Julia A
Moses Abram
Morse Amands M
Mcdonald Elneline
MIlssey Ellzs beth
Mslard George Wa
Mcdonald Hannah J
McDonough Mrs Harriet
Much John-2
Mason Jacob
Murphy Mrs Mary
Mcdonald N 3
Morrow Virene
Nulter Mary s
Mason Lydia A
Mason John II
Otis Cecilia A-2
Peterson Jane c
Parker Ruth e
Palmer Sarah L
Philbrick Lieut. Chas w
Richardson Abel l.
Rowe Charlotte
Rice John %
Seay ~ Hannah
Smith Mrs Julictte
Sprs John
Smith Israel II
Seon Mary J
SWEET Mary A
Smith Mrs Nancy
S,earns Ne,lie NJ
Smith X
Smith Susannah A
Ste Sari Mrs Andrew
Small Deborah
Shapleigh ID. M-2
Sawyer Dorcss A
Shirley Mrs Catherine
1rsiton A q
Thorn Angelina
Tucker Mrs Cyrena
Tebbeits Daniel B
Townsend James M q
Tebhciis Joel
Toby Mary A
Turner Mrs Mary E
Tory Mary +
Thompson Mary J
Taylor Rowline
Traiion Susannah
Towle Sarah L
Walker Rhoda A-2
Walton Priscilla M-2
Webber Moses
Wilkins Mrs Isabel b
Wpscott John-O
Whitman Lizzie b
Walker Daniel
Wilson Catherine
Winkley Benjamin F
Whidden Abby M
Wordsworth Elizabeth J
n TUCK, Postmaster.
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Gold Pencil Lost.

CUPPOSED TO have been lost in Saco, about
- the latter part OF April, heavy GoLD Pencil
CASE, with pen attached On the case Is engraved
the name OIL owner, az. Tucker" The pen.
oil has value beyond It's money worth. on &C.
count Of associations with which, isconnect-
ed.
The finder will be sniably rewarded on leaving
il al the Office OF the Union IL Journal.
Saco, June IS, 1856. 3w2o
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(, 'rds, Envelopes, Letters, Notes, Bill, Checks,
Rail Road and Steamboat tickets, Wrapping pa.
per. u.
All Z or. 'ers by mail or otherwise, promptly at.
WANTELt--A smart man 10 sell these stamps.
MCKINNEY IL co,
Gun Dealers,
OFF Bidd-iord, Me.
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Preteaded Lava.
SnrnaKR, 1855.

Imposing penalty Of death for assisting
slaves o escape.
Imposing penalty Of death for circulating
or printing publications calculating to In
cite slaves 10 instruction.
Imposing penalty of death for assisting
slaves TO escape from any State and taking
refuge in the Territory.
Imposing penalty Of five years imprison-
ment at hard labor for harboring fugitive
slaves.
Imposing penalty Of two years imprison-
ment for aiding fugitive slave to escape
from custody Of an officer.
Imposing penalty Of Eve years imprison-
ment ut hard labor for writing. printing or
circulating anything against Slavery.
Imposing penalty OF two years i'm prisou-
ment at hard lshor for saying that persons
have not righo1b hold slaves in the Terri
tory.
Disqualifying NIL as voters who do no,
swear To support the Fugitive Slave Law.
Admitting any one to vote on payment o!
81, no matter where resident, who will
swear to uphold the Fugitive Slave Law and
Nebraska Bill.
Appointing Mi~our,ans {, be town and
county officers Tor SIX years b, come.
ke-cnacting the Slave Laws OF Missouri,
IN n'asss, adding that Whenever the word
"SAte' occurs in them, il 81 vi DO constru-
Cd 70 mean "rerritory.'' :
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HAYES ALLIED OINTMENT,
AND HUMoR SYRUP.

To the Pubiie. Whereas, one Charles ". Kent
has BEEN cou,ei fibz my Allied Ointment. and painting
an upou the pube article under the name 81 the
.,t,enalns Asd Onimeut" uhieh ointment IL bass
lristian ~ mine. have oommsbci an action against
dc ALI Kent f- the Professor ayes. rtsts As
saver Or ths STATE % Msssaehaset afer having anal
wei The tuo ariles. ssys- Chemically considered.
ihese too samps oznnct he ptonoanoci 20 BE- alike"
And the esrtIhes.ss which The said Kent 10 circulating
arv frgeries and impositiOns the adavitz Of The
folIesing prove, vlri A. W. srsAkxs A. g. Dgy-
xsr, loss y. srArvosp, n, q. MrRsuL. svom 10 b.
fore me, N W. Harmon, Up. ED. HAYES.
Lawrence, Mass, Juno II, 1885
Aossrs. DE-. James sawyer. and Arga..-- @uyw,
Bdiesoci r. Gilman, and d. I. MiteLsli. saos n.
%. Hay, Portland, General Agens. iyso
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| LIST OF I
DEMAiNlNG uncslled
~ Biideiord, July Ist,
| r Persons calling for
say they are advertised.
Ahem Bridget j
Ahern Fanny !
Allen Harriet NJ !
Anderson Lucretia @ J
Berry Alouzo J
Bailey Albert J
Briggs Amanda !
Bridges Mrs Betscy y
Baker Mrs Charlotte l. l
Beacham Eliza A /
Butler Mrs Fanny ]
Brown Ellen |
Ba,chelder George o \
Buzzell Hannah A \
Brown John N \
Berry Lrcy s \
Barker Lucretla \
Bonihley Matthew \
Bagdon Melissa 9 \
Reach Phei'e n
Boo,hby Sarah y
Berry Sally n
Cheney Mrs Amelia A y
C,uisrns Amanda III \
Cooper G j 1
! Crvwder Elizabeth n
Clark Amelia y
Chadwick Mrs Lucy 4 q
Chandler Lucy L !
Carr OscOOd i
Chadwick s J j
Darling Daniel i
Dow Frances u
Davis Julia A TX
DockuIn James w X
Dyer Mrs Louisa l. B ;
Drew Seth 5 >
Dow Mrs Sarah ;
Danionh Mrs Berthula s
Elliott Mrs Mary s
Emery Ira :
| Foster William w s
Fields Mrs Olive s 3
Foss Nancy ;
Floyd Mrs Olivia )
Poss Mrs Mary II :
Harrington Jane {
! Farrell James & =
Frost Harriet N )
Floyd Henry 3
Foster Mrs Lizzie u i
Greene Alvin L
Gould Alvird-3 7
Greene Mrs Ann Mary L
Gowen Cynthia I
Garland Eudoxy i
Goodwin J ID I
Gordin John i
Greene John I
Gowen Mary T. i
Gerrish Maiilda-2 u
Gillispie Robert II
Greenhalgh Thomas Il
GoOkIn Capt William "
Halves Cathabena A "
Hill Cynthia v
| Herrick Mrs Elizabeth "
Hooper Ellen f v
Hooper Elizabeth w "
| Harmon q NJ "
Hyde John l. "
Ham John "
Hooper Mr., Mary "
Higgin Mrs Mehilable "
JONATHAN
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y But one German paper in Cincinnati,
out of the six published in that city, sup
ports Buchanan.
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For Eemont.-The Albany State Regis
ter-the leading American paper in New
York, supports Col. Fremont.
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LyUeAiag---isss aud so.

OF Gov. Robinson, without warrant.
or Mr.. Brown, editor OF the Herald Of
Freedom, without n warrant
or Mesrs. Bronson, Hutchinson, Dietz-
Ter, Schuyler, Smith, Baker, and fourteen
Others, by Misourians acting under author
ity ofapretendsd court, for singh TREASON"
in refusing to obey laws Of the .'Lcgisla-
tare pretended to have been elected by the
Missouri invaders.
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COINCIDENCE. The young men of Ohio
have called four American Republican mass
meetings; the first is 20 be at the town of
Dayton, the second ut Fremont.
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Hand Stamps.

MCKENNEY IL CO.
III have the exclusive
right TO MANI facinre and
sell Hollis Patent Hand
Stamp. In Maine and New
Hampshire. This stamp
Is vastly superior TO any
other stamp in use, and
is sold Tor about one hall
the usual price. Ills neat,
. compact, and the OIL,
, ,lamp that always makes