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orders ofthe Chest anl bungs.-0liyer Thompson, Of
Little Fails, New York. was certainly In most deplOra.
bic state Of health ten weeks ago his lungs, the doc
tors told him, were completely gone, his cheit and In
fact his body generally had scarcely atom Of flesh
IT, 90 thin had he become In addition to this, he had
cough which cmpleely shook him to pieces hese are
his wOrds), he has just cae Professor Holloway 10
aOrm him. that all these complaints have been removed
by olloway's PMS amer he hal used them for seven
weeks and two days, AMI he feels better than
he did In his life. These Pills viii readily remove all
diseases of the stomach ana bowels
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rr Read the foilewing testimony ron Mr
Emerson a gentleman well known 10 our business CON
munlty as an agent Coo various Insurance Companle.
man u great Canior and wequahhed TO Judge In th'
matter.
Messrs. shaw Clark,
| Gentement
Ihave for some time past been making use OF ~
BurlsigA Smarfs Cough Mtdieint win tie mosshzp
daughter, who has fr years been troubled WIN ~.
cough and has tried various and almost every iere.,
thai could be prccarcd, but without success until 90
tained from you some OF the above meuisine' N'n =,
Of The other medicines We have ever used ami On,
no hesltaiisn In stating that consider u the YEA,
BEST REMEDY Tor a cough In existence would mo-
be without u Ia my family on any account.
Respectfully yours, &C., ,,,r,sov
| Biddef5r', Nov. -, 1855.
The above IL Cor sale by Shaw Clark, Pfopre.ors'
and by the druggists generally. usi
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STORMY WEATHER. Since our last issue
we have had a round Of old fashioned winter
weather, cold, stormy, and drcary. Satur-
day and Sunday, there was a heavy fall OF
snow here and all along the shore, Ii is said
about n foot and half in Boston, u foot in
New York, tapcring OF TO few inches in
Washington. Owing to the great aecumu-
lation Of snow ON the Rail Road Tract, the
trains have been very irregular.
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NIns.n.oit Snl,c

Should be kept on the shelf, ready for use. lie
Famihes keep it, let the Mechanic kept lie, ih'
Mefchant kcepit, le, every one keepit! ltcos,'
bu, iriae, and may alleviate much suffering
All orders should he addresscdt 10 the Proprietor
Up. SULLIVAN, 100 Washington Street, Boston
Price, rs cents per box. and sold by the Agent
J. Dinsmore &c Son, General Agents, skowhegaT
Maine.
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OBsERvER's" letter, dated at Augusta,
January ID, did not reach US until the 3
p. NJ. mail on Saturday. We had antici-
pated by other sources tho information il
contained, We hope that he viii continue
to give us his observations on matters and
things at Augusta, rs he finds leisure.
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arrival. "well," said he, Z" have heard
before Of firing cannon to raise people that
were drowned, but it's too late to try the ex-
pertinent on Douglas. Gunpowder can't
save him now"
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CoSGRESs. The House was still in session
last night at IL o'clock, when our telegraph
&c dispatches closed. Ii Is evidently the in
tention to push things to close Us soon as
possible, and perhaps session fora night or
two may do ii and induce majority of the
members to adopt the plurality rule in voting
for Speaker.
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TEA PARTY .

The Ladies Of the Baptist Society in saco will give
Tea Party In Calef Hall Wednesday evening, the 1911
inst to which the public are respectfully invited Tick
cts 10 be had at L. Ilodsdop's store saco, Gould Ma
sons, Eiddcford aud at TIE door.
Hobbs cornet Band win be present. with other sources
OF appropriate entertainment. Committee will be Il
attendance to receive and take charge Of the clothing
Per order.
January :, 1856!
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"Tm LAST SHALL BE TrRsr." An inspired saying,
fulfilled in O.. w. stones Cough, Consumption, and
Bronchitis Elixir, the best known remedy for coughs,
cods soar throats, &c. Whatever has been done can
be done again-so the afflicted need not sink in spirit,
but try at once this simple remedy which has wrought
prodlgies Of wonder. lwI
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Dtutbs.

oSS ~~J~,N-0-0-~~O-o-N 0~@-N~-S>-~'-'-|'->~'
IN &stseAs, Jan 3rd Mas Mary Bake 9, aged le yrs
s@wfnPsSsssPAsssAaPS
y Icss -, Jan. s, Ms. Susan Spears, vie Of Moses
Spears aged a. years Dec. 90 Ida Ellen, daughter OF
Martha and Frederick T. Drew aged ii days. Jan. ],
Frances NJ, daughter Of Amos and Sarah J. MADDOX,
aged 20 months.
AsAisss,, Jan 9th, Clarence J.. son Of Charles and
Eliza c. Allen, aged 4 years months.
In Kennebunkport, Jan 9th, 1lorato Everett. only
Aehild OF w. T. and Sarah Amelia Moody, aged ~ mos.
MISREPRESENTATION -
In Hollis md Inst, Mrs Lydia Jane, wife OF Mr. Ell
yer and youngest daughter Of Nath smith, OF Hollis,
naged, Is years.
I'm Saco Dec. 18th ult., after short sickness, Mr..
Aaron scammon, aged so years>lIe was Kind father
aleconale hlsbsh1, obging neghbor. Ills friends
have met with loss that be made up the town
good citizen and the church Of which he was menu
Der an upright conscientious christian Ever really 20
do good he lived TO the last, faithful follower Of his
master In heaven lie has fallen asleep In the arms oil
his Saviour. 'Truly II can be said Of him that he was
christian" CON.
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WILLIAM p. MERRILL.
WV. p. HAISEs, ESQ.,, Biddeiord.

NJ Dear Sir I'm your note to me, You
inquire if | stated that when Rev. MIR. VIII
son called ON you recently to solicit funds
for fugitiyes in Canada, you refused to lis
ten to him, and treated him cayalierly, &c
In reply have to say, that in casual con-
versation, did make the statement in sub
stance, if not in the words given, and as it
had been repeated To me. 1 learn IRON you
that the statement was wholly untrue, and
embrace the opportunity your note affords
me to express my regret that | made any al
fusion to the matter, and as well in justice
to myself as to you, ehcerfully make the
correction, as am satisfied that / did you
injustice. :.
Wishing YOU success in preaching the
Gospel, equal to your warmest desires, am
very truly Yours,
WM. p. IIAINES.
REy. Mr.. MERRILL.
nsIlnc,nl Ian luth lSlH
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Messrs. Adams & Horton.

Samples OF which may be and tested at their Mus
cal Ware Rooms over II0DsD0N's Book Store, saco.
The above Gentlemen have made arrangements with
Messrs. Mason liza lin for keeping assortment Of
these Instruments on hand, aud now prepared to
supply all those In OF superior lnstument Of this
Kind at the manufacturers lowest cash price, All nstu
ments sold by them warranted TO give the best sat
isfActlon I.+t.
Those intending purchase are respectfully invited
10 cali and examine the above instruments before pur
chasing elsewhere. Those from the Contry wishing 10
purchase can be supplied the most reasonable terms
IionroS. Biddefonl Or saco, Sic. u. d. ADAMS.
~ l.. II. HORTON.
saco. Dec. II, 1855. u52
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A (nrd.

The Ladies Of the Unlversalist Society, CRev. Mr..
Gos) tender their thanks 10 the public for the exhbi-
ton q friendly feeling towards the religious Society with
which they connected manifested by the large at
tendance the Social Festival arranged by them, and
held In Central Hall, on Wednesday evening last.
by the Committee.
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ETA countryman in Springfield, H.,
when the unterrifed were giving. a salute TO
Senator Douglas, asked enquiringl7, what
is the cannon firiag forg Abystander told
him Il was in honor Of Senator Douglass
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REv. Mr.. MERRILL.
Biddcford, Jan. 10th, 1856.
ST. CArnARISEs, CANADA WEsr,
Dec. ~, 1855. (


Dee. ~, 1855.
Rev. WV. p. MERRILL Dear Brother -
Your letter Of the 9th inst. has just come
TO hand. | am not little surprised at its
contents rs an index to human deprayity
on the part of your neighbors. lose no
time in replying according to your request,
am not aware Of having said the least
thing disrcspectful of YOU to any person
while was at Biddeford, or in the least de-
gree injurious to your reputation as Chris
tian minister, or as an anti-slavery man !;
for am sure had no occasion to do So
But to be more explicit and positive in re-
spcct to the call | made at your house, am
happy to state that your department to-
wards me and the cause | represent, was
that of q Kind, sympdihisilg friend, and
your reasons for not aiding my object at the
present time, were perfectly satisfactory.
With kind Christian regards to your fam
ily and friends, remain, with respect and
confidence, your sincere friend,
HIRAM WILSON.
Y \ true copy.
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Al Court of Probate. holden al Alfred, within
and for the County Of York, on the fret Monday
Of January, in the year OF our Lord, eighteen
hundred and llly-six, by the Honorable Joseph
T. Nye, Judge of said Court:
an the petition Of John II Butler, creditor Of
" the estate Of Charles Wells, late Of Wells,
in said county, deceased, praying that adlnlnisira.
lion Of the estate Of said deceased may be grant
cd to him, or To some other suitable person:
ORDERED, That the petitioner cite the widow
and next OF kin, TO take administration. aud give
notice thereof TO the heirs Of said deceased aud TO
all persons interested ia said estate, by causing
copy Of this order TO be published in the Union and
Eastern Journal, printed in Blddeiord, in said
county, three weeks successfully, that they may
appear at Probate Court TO lie holden Of Saco, IN
said county, on the iirst Monday In February next,
a, ten Of the clock in the forenoon, and shew
cause, If any they have, why the prayer OF said
petition should not be granted.
Attest, FRANCIS Bacon, Register.
A true copy,-Aiicsi, FRANCIS BAcosliegis,er.
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Try It---Try It---Try 1t.
@. w. STONES
LIQUID CATHARTIC,
AND FAMILY PHY6IC


Ths most important diseOrsry srsr made IN Medical
Science, bsing a compound Of B1Ls and
Roots, uAieh forms hs most Possr.
JaL safs, and agreeable pay.
sic sr~ qgsrsd TO
hs public.
yr,HE necessity Of such medicine ha, long been fslt
both BY the heads Of families and physicians. its
advantages Catharics given In the form OF RUS ana
Powders must he obvious ~ every Intelligent person
II operates more Immediately and efecuay upon the
system and at the time IL Infinitely ess dieult TO
administer being quite agreeable to the taste, IL not
only produces all tie effects where physc requires,
hui compeely removes habual cosyeDess, leaving the
bowels perfectly FREE. II expes all humors from me
blood Is certain br piles, regulates the aeton o.
the Liver frees the stomach from be inSgorates the
whole Nervous system, and removes the cause OF all
local pains, such a.
Rheupidti,rs, Neuralgia, Tie DoioN0nI, Gohf,
Pam in ths Head, Sids. Stomach, &c.
II may also be relied upon In all diseases ofthe bowels
l-Dysentsry, Diarrhna, and Chotsra hoStas, YEN o.
anos 20 it, magical innuenee. Again we repeat f-r
II needs no other Recommendation no fanny W.. "
without Il aer they have properly tested lts merits
Reader n you have tried other remedies without success,
not relief ID at hand. Are you suh~rng
from scrofua six bottles Of my qud Oatstc VII cure
you Would you be relieved IRON habuai CostiVensss,
three bottles will effect all that you desire. III you ars
afflicted With Rheumatic, Neuralgia, or other local pains,
two bottles win free you FIRM them. Al hnmors WIN be
eradcaed from the blood by the us Of from one 70 SIX
bottles In short, you require aphysc br any pur-
pose this I. the reliable sfe AMI agreeable 70 ne
taste that has been piacsd within the reach OF me
public.
H. II. Hay. Druggist Sole Agent Coz Portland, and
General gent for state. j. Sawyer, W. d., No. BID
iefori House Block and A. sawyer, Liberty st., agents
br BLidefori, Daniel l.. Mitchell, saeo. iyi
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DRAWING and PAINTING.

MISS MARTHA J. MILES, RESPECTFULLY INFORMS
l the citizen. Of Dideord and Saco, that she conn-
ues 10 give instruction In Black and cored Crayon The
orem, Oriental and Greeian PAsrise, 20 Which will be
added II DESTROYS, Chinese GLIDING, WAX fRrIr, and
LEATHER Work, with al their various improvements
All interested are invited 0 call at her room No. o. La
COMA Cor and examine specimens Of the above, AMI
pleased are solicited to JOIN the classes Terms reas'ua'
BILE.
Biddeforj, jan 10, 1850. sS2
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BIDDEToRD, Nix, Jan. 3, 1856.
Nix. HAINEs Dear SIR IL am crcdibly
informed that you have stated that when
Rev. Mr.. Wilson was here from st. Catha-
rines, to solicit funds to aid fugitives in Can
ada, that when he called on me, " that |
was splitting wood at my door, that re
fused 10 notice him, and that l treated him
very cavalierly, &C." Did YOU state such
things? if 50, please contradict them thro'
the Journal, or IN some public manner, as
the things are made public, and meet me at
almost every corner.
D.-,..tf,llv NnurS
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General Debility. iii Health.

Many Of the most despotic Governments have opened
their Custom Houses the introduction Of these Ps
that they may become the medicine Of the masses.-
learned Colleges admit that this medicine u The psst
remedy ever known Cor persons Of delicate health, %
where the system has been impaired, ssi invsoraanE
nm nav all a Annrd rnllef
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SulIivnn's WATER Proof Bleaching beni
composed Of the finest quality Of oils rendered ea
err preservation as well as afsr proof Give It q try
II can be had at wholesale at james Beatty Co.'S Sa
co, aud at retail every where. Sullivan Backing Co,
3w2 100 Washington 81. Boston
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Female Complaints.

No Female young or old, should be without this ees-
brate medicine II corrects and regulates the monthly
courses at all periods acting In many cases Ike charm.
IL also tho best and safest mecns that can be g'en
TO Children Of all ages, and br any complaint eons~
qusntiy no family should be without u.
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MELODE0NS!.
&. D. e. n. w. SMITHS

Celebrated Melodeons, 50 long and iayosbly
known TO the musical world. have been rendered
still more desirable by their new method Of r0ie'
iag and for which the ist premium wa, even
over all competitors, at the recent National Fair.
Orders from any part Of the country OF world,
sent direct TO the man ulsciory In Boslon with cash
or satisfactory reference, will be promptly atrnd'
ed TO, and as faithfully eSecutsdas " ihe parties
were present, or employed an agent TO select, aud
IN as reasonable terms. E.ch instrument war.
ranied,
PRICES FROM sI5 To $500.
Persons who wish TO hire Melodeons with
yisw Of purchasing u, the end VI the year, can
have the rent credited par payment Of The puf'
chase money. FACTORY &c WAKE itooMs'
4l7,Washington Street, Boston, Mass.
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Marriaats.

{In vR6Av, on New Years day, by the Rev. Samuel
owel, Mr.. Henry Linney, to Helen Mepevitt both Of
)6hN ,.,
tnuivvay, 9th inst, by Rev. J, Hubbard, Jr., VIII
liam llun, to Margaret Dugan, both OF TINS Guy,
In saco. Jan. s, BY Eif J. Rernad, Mr. Franklin
TO Miss Maria Jane Greene, both Of saco.
In mlngton, Me-, Mr.. Stephen jackson OF OssPee 10
Miss Martha A. Wiggin Of Noultonborough.
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The following letters, in reference to ru-
NOR prejudieial to the Rev. Mr.. Merrill,
the nature of which is sufficiently explained
by the letters themselves, have been handed
% NJ E,r publication
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Hollonay's Pills are Tie best remedy
kno,cn IN the trorM for the fol-
lo,oing Diseases:
A,thma Dlarrhsa Indigestion
Bowel Complaints Dropsy 1nfuenfa
Coughs Debility lnnammAuon
Cold, Fever anil Ague yenerrai AZ.
Chest Diseases Female Complaints fecuoos
Costiyeness Headaches worms, |" AZ
Dyspepsia stone AMI Gravel kinds
Secondary symptoms Inward Weakness L'er .on
Lowers q Spirits Piles PAIn"
80 Sold al the Manufactures Of Professor HOLLOWAY,
50 Maiden Lane, New York, aud 2tt strand London ~
all respectable Druggists aud Dealers OF Meilslne
the United States, and the civilized World I'm
pots, at IS cents, 81 IL cents, and 81 each.
r-r There Is a considerable saving by taking the
larger sfos. -
n b. Directions for the guidance Of patients In every
disorder are affixed 10 each box.
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M E | 0 D ( 0 N S!

liz .Iyan IN ecnnends,ion on The
\ a i No. =, ~ ,tnnnPi NpInnpnSs m.n,,
supr .nS. i ~ NJ. wIsnT itaNIIy "a"A
's''u''u W ''''
From Mr.. Gnsfare Sdffsr, he Pian' ava ComPosp'
NORFOLK House., kOhBrRr, NOV. !, 1870.
Merssrs' MASON lIAAliS--0rnts-l am very much
pleased with Jour Model Meloleons, having never seen
any that would comparewiih them In quality and puf-
y Of tone quekness u action They are really avery
nice, and moa desirable pai''r instrument ni
(s'gnei) .'.. "VsNh oAtIth'
From lfr. Edpin Bruce, OrgdniSi Of hs BossoiH
Street CAHTcA.
BOsroS, Nov. %, 1855.
Mes,rs. Mason a HAnIIS--Gents-It IL hardly nee
essary Cor me TO add any thing In favor ~ your Model
Meoieons Tor believe their superiority all others
/. generally conceded. Yours, ke.,
f..F u. BRrcE.
From Lousl Mason, Doctor Of Maae. y,
After having carefully examlnfi me heodeons o.
Messrs. aa'o a . aa,a, s....ssss, ~, a., n,hers
w ", op' ,s, 80 49,, fa,xii N, sox-
WIZ " WI w, III, IsS
Ne" s''st
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LET Us REASON TOGETHER
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS!
WHY ARE WE SICK!

II has been the lot Of the human race 70 be velrhsd
down by disease and suffering. HOLLowAY's Pills
are specially ADAPTED 10 the relief of the WEAK, the
NERVOUS, the DELICATE, and the lNflRM, o. Az
elimes ages, sxes, and constitutions. Professor ei
Iovay personally psrntends the Manufacture Of hs
medicines In the United States, and ofsrs them 70 frss
and enlightened people, - the best remedy the vofa
ever sau f,r the removal of disease.
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nRIcHrox MARKEr, Dor. ..

BhtGhION MARAcAs s
Al Market, ;ss Beef Cattle, $500 sheep, and SO
Swine. =, a.,
quality, o. iss ooi second quality, 81 20 al 70
third quality, 50 %. s go
Cows AND cALvEs-sale. from s2s 10 IL, ID
sHEEP.- Sales from 81 IS to . co.
swNs.-At retail from sto Toe. .
BOSTON MARKET, Jan. Z.
FIorp.-we,teru common .btands, Is % to 8 70 !
fancy, 80 l2i extra, 50 IS to 10 20 dene'ee ki"a
Gsin,-sOuiisrn Yellow Corn is selling 'sse Oats
80 q Sic. Rye, In loe, 81 20.
IHir-Easisrn {. selling at So per ton, sash.
IL IL currs like the following that have
given Hsbensack's Warm syrup, ans
tion.
J.CALHoUN JOHNSON.
OfcA0ar, SC. %
Says be was aieted Ave years with Tape Worn, and
took various Medicines nom which he only oo,ainsa
partial relief and amer taking four doses Of the worm
Syrup he passed
THE ENTIRE WORM
10 feet and IS inches long, since which time he has
continued to gain In flesh and health.
W. J. NICKEL,
MiddIsto,rn, Butler County, oAio.
Says amer having given his chd three years old sev-
sral bottles Of McLane, Jaynes and other Worm Hem.
edes without any effect he gave one third Of bottle Of
Iobensack's Worm Syrup, and he passed
OVER 200 WORMS.
WIN. N. NUTZ,
oJGrynsd TornsAip, Montgomery Co.. Pa''
Says he gave his child four or Ave doses Worm syrup
and she passed full
TWO QUARTS OF WORMS.
And was perfectly restored TO health.
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Dyspepsia and Liver Complaints.

Nearly half the human race have taken these Pills.
II has been proved In all parts oil hs sosi that pcth
Ing has been found equal 20 them In eases of.dordu
Of the liver, dyspepsia. and stomach complaints senef
ally. They give healthy tone TO these ofrans
however much dsranged, and when all other means
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CONGRESS-

On Thursday, Friday, and saturday, oil
last week, the House had number oil BAL
lettings, with about the same rcsultas before
On Saturday, Mr.. Etheridge, X. ~, ofTenn.,
moved the appointment Of Mr.. Millson, dem.
for Speaker. The motion was afterwards
withdrawn, and the House then voted twice
for Speaker. The last vote stood
Necessary for choice, lOS
Banks, 20
Richardson, q
Fuller, -
Pennington,
Scattering,
On Monday, the House went through their
customary exercises in voting for Speaker
with the usual unsuccessful result. On the
ninety-eighth trial, which was the last, Banks
received ninety-nine votes, lacking ten oil u
majority.
The House then adjourned over till We'd
nesday. to give the members an opportunity
ofattending the celebration Of the anniver-
sary Of the battle Of New Orleans.
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.L.t ,hre white now who never wrote bskre, =,
And these who always wrots, now write tbs more
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These Pills purify tho Blood.

These famous Pills are expressly combined 10 opsr-
ate on the stomach the liver, the kdnsy, the lungs,
the skin and the bowels, correcting any derangensnt
IN their functions, purifying the blood the very loan.
tain al if. AMI thu. curing dlsease In all Ice forms
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The American State Council have nomi-
mated j. VI. Bolts for the Presidency. The
Richmond Wing denounces this as misrep-
resentation of the sentiments of the Ameri-
can party in that State.
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Much more testimony might be produced Of Ike ma
ture, showing the superior quality ofthe Model Mtio
dsonp but It IL thought that the above s sufficient
The aboye are now ON hand and sale BIZ
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VIM. N. NUTZ,

ofGrynsd To,rn'Aip, Montgomery Co., Pa''
Says he gave his child four or Ave doses Worm syrup
AMI she passed full
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u Tue DUslUH NUuTcr lHus sPtHAs VI '"e
message Of Gov. Wells
"The message Is brief, but has not many bril-.
liant points, and the first fourth Of IL Is devoted 10
subject Of slavery, which, with due regard TO his
Excellency's judgment, we think had teiier been
let out Of the document, for the subec, OF slave
~ hash proper place in the message Of norm.
en Governor, unless his attention Is called 10 u
by some special circumstance"
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