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KENNEDY'Is
Medical Discovery
TllE HREATLsI OI IIIL ANL.

TIE GREATEST or TIE AGE.
NfR. KENNEDY Of RoNhmy. has discovered
vi ip one IT ouf coumou pasture. weeds rem.
81, that cures EVERY KIND OF lIUMOR,
from the worst Srfofla down toa cummon rimple
IIr ha. f,d IL IN over elcven huadf''l casrs, snd
never niled except in two. lie has nns 90 biz
po..sss,tn Over two hundred certificates 1T DO val.
ue. ~ within issni, mike n Boston.
Two bottles are warranted 10 cure hufsins sore
mouth.
Ons 10 three lolte, vii cue the worst Kind o
plmuIes on ihe face.
Tvo orthtc, lytilss illcl,,r ihs system of hilrs
Two luitlcs are warranted CO. rufr the worst
kinI pf,lutrr in the m1uih AMI Stomach.
Three 90 five hotties lTv warranted o. cure the
wort cases ~ rr,sirrhs
one io tvu bottles ace warranted lo cure hll be-
mors of ihs s,rs.
Two luttlr. ,rs vauauirl 90 cure running IN
me- s1r. ,uI hla'rhss be- che hair
-Four On ok battles ace warranted 90 cure COT.
uri 1ul urring ulorrs.
ono Isttr vii rurr .rlly rupiI11s ofthr hin.
Two rr thrry l-ul5. aW Warranted On rurr che
ufrst Jrsnef1'e r,srs differentiation
Three Co. .iS buttI's are warranted Co cure ssli
rhfrm.
r,c to eight hottie, coz, h, y,y vart case.
uf srrHGb.
AIru,ht .alua,, expected iram lhs fr,l au'e.
arI r,rf,, surs warranted when lh- above q1ar.
tt BE- taken.
Naihmg lnuls si improbable Co those Who have
boz vbln tfis1 40 No, vu1iSriul nrtIriurs ~ ths las,
as chat % ,Hmmru weed growing on che PASTURE
1nI aIuH. uH Stone sails. shHHH ,urr ever, hh.
doors srr % b. DOW hsri bUi. " 1uu have %
huu.r BE- hla 'r sHrf Thrr ar H1 m unr puls
1lau' If. rr...- .Hur o1sfs li nHi Nuufs. ilr bIs
r.| |. owe. s th.u.lnI I.'t.. OF 10 Boo thr yi.uf,
OF nH,fnH. arI krr,s ihr effect Of 10 u syrv rl.,.
Or bee BIsHIt done #ms Of iHs gIrltrsi ruIrs ever
Irns r Ms.s.shvsstt.. a. give o. tl ,hiilr,1
year .'I foo HI' people nf sfztls ari hHs srr fu#f
rHr, boxing .hihur, thnss r.sh uHs .nU au1
fr'|r, u.r.rri o. a Ifri-.'slir ul h.i'fi hy n1s
I.uH
arh.s, phr pfs trHrlI,I with sIrs lr,fprrr.
.rf I.ff. a.I' r.rB,s .rIr be- o. ..t.s great r..
Def .n .FHuH .rI ..fFIHrss. ~.ur uEH rNr
uEra H utTr r..H ...r.,r 60 fTH.., ..I hsf.i..H
r...Hr.Hl, .r Ml,rr thr IuI1 be- a.H'Ifs..s
..r... .lsr. Hr. uh.u f..fr rs prE .In-anarf Hf
H. 0r.r.r. If ...rrr, BE- ffI cone ,.H a...r.l
....#... f#ff 500 ...f n.f is B'trr. .H'f.. t'u...
|.H.rrHI rH N.H iui .l's Boo ri vr'A iH"rr h.
r...I H I.. f.s..I '..H fH-Hr r. .HHH"H uI.n
- i.... .s r.., unI. H. f"ur..'I H.r @
10 Is..H. ! ....I sHY.r.' fH. HI.sr rsr.ItH.H.f
l.........sH. .. ....HaH .trT '...H.I f..
N.l.H....f ....f .s.I H..|.s... o.. NH. .-.f
5000 rt. 800 sn. r..--H uIIr
UuNrrrT. ~.rf 10. Tess
va. Hf On ...... II ~ Nil hH.f
pH..| Tfis .... .Hi s.f HHu.' '..I' 20
-. N. .. N...s.. fr M. N.s NHH., ..|
.H |..H Hrr. .t.. ..s ..r
I...f... upNNlp kINNIul.
~ iI UNN. Druggist raHarI. ,lr .n., a..
h .rl..| H.... NI M....
~.HI N,usrat d. N,rIs. rm.II". IS.
8 ursT. NJ. %. s.. rHuss g. Soc So,
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DR.. j. H. sCHENCK'S
SEA WEED TONIC
For the Cure Of Dyspepsia

Thi. remedy - composed of q compound r,,r,.
ratiun ~ common s,sw,ed, grUviug aIDrg m,
sr, .horr ,nd 81 ccrtsin and uaIHL's r,r.F,
&C. thr gure 81 Dysp'p'ia add iis ar,ouIr,iry
dsCasvs, 90 Wit
Sour and Scl Somgrl. loss NJ orr,ni,.
Hs1dirh,. Pam iH ME Nds and Br,ru. paL
sDi1ioHof me- hSaH. IIo,r, and Eurtort
Of i15,. chill, and Isrsr, Gr1rd.
and divd,s of hr h5ry'.
Nsrrgmsu, W,glHro Of hs limits. FAINT
Hg Np,H'dHdaHd Ho1'f' peculiar ia fmoIs
Nearly ever, psr.ou b. more or Do, afr,.l
With u,spspsa coo SOME nj che dis0asf. r.......#
With o.. and % b. With i'yHugs oi p.,lsurrr..t
~. Srhrnrk olu auHuu1rr DO 100 surh fhs H..l..5.
col, 90 thr virtues ~ che Sea Weed. aEUH|. ...,
me- remedy mr their 7i'msnis. pH.sr.r lr.
che MAN, iisslsss arising Guu DO, De- ..r.T I, OBJ.
deficient .ecryti1n oi ihr gastric iBrfs. arI veal.
nsss ~ che power. ui ths stomach o.. elected.
ths -, Wei TauIs is irIi .r.u OTTER 30 f.f.....
Dc supplies 80 nuss thr rriusirIfs uf th. H.E.srf
gastric uirr, 1rI che t.lI is df.r.f,I Hau.....
a. A5i ihs Tonic .D nearly rrssmII.s fha ..fr.rI
gastric juice that rhsmisf' even hrI Hditu.u .r
drsiiH.uisbirg ihru. liglyss tone BuI sffrr.ft
on. th. stomach, ihus s1'NHrg % rH s,rur...
proper quantity lri quality ui -BsHI. juice. a.I
d,.n,rs.t prH lIl its Iis,,sfs sHuI HI.rrH.Hr
ltf.a well lunuu f,sr filf rHrs Golfer Eka f'.
I,Hnsrtie. ~ rH bllr.i.H o.. ihr D,.n.r..rrhsr...
Hfrr either H.r. Hrhr. ~.uT FHf ~I.k Stomach.
rs.u iH ibr s.IT, rspiuf.Hr. Hf fhr hrlu. Jt...
l1I I,,r., Gsyr', p.sr1sr .l lh. kUr.fs. 500.
,Hus prik-... ruI TUrHr. G,r.uI u,HH..
Ipru'HT.. g.. .I Appetite, Bad T.Hr. Ist.r.
~mrrI-.s ir Ilm1'rs. 40 nr each HI fUf. Hr..Hg
Gnu f.s.H'rrrl srlfr II iha >nmr.l. lrI hr.s
BE- rn.v', Hi.,lv1rri f.nsfI. lr irs fHf.rr .rH
OF 900. tH.h0. Hai vlU ral.HI oboe u1IH OF urf.
case.
NHv dI.rrpr., sIl 5000 avail r..us'f uftIl.
.I..'t '.r .H frH.Hr ..f' .r urI r.us.Ilf..,t
T.r ..H... fs iH. 600 f. HHlr. o.. -a W..H
T.H.r rs 10 U..HsrHf N.ff.rs. Swing ..f..r a ..|
Hr.Tr. r.| r.r. IIaf.flH". bel Hr. rH BOZ .HI.r
.HHs. n'f.Is H-I... ..H rI. sf."H... .HH .rr
.r's -.r....F rHr.r % rI.. N.rury.r ..a
N.er.. T.. ,..',r. Obj. r..r.. uu.f. .rr.....
r.1..H .H..... . ... .. setback. N.......
l.... I". ... .. Dol ..... s I.. .. ..... ..
H.rH.. ....".H.. .s.r ..f.. .. r.. I...
a..ns .r"| lr a r...s .. H, .".
u.IH.'.I
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Farm for Sale.

s-f'ys1,. THE sHlsr.ilsr ohrIs Gr s,'r ihr
- - d" l.HU llb..' ilun iu sumner. BOO uH...
aEtl-.sV u, Boo plIr,I., o. .I.i TuIUbHsri.. The
lu.''I 4. aty mostly usu auI 900 -HHI
49, rr. l,I, lr-r BHd cuHysut,rl. SAID
farm ruuHiBs ihIrr hrrir,i lrr,. % lHi, .i,N
arfr- 90 whlrl tIr ip s good fl,ir 90 cultivation
uu, hur.t,U artr- tH IH-fHfiI- trUHis .rT boo
woodland, wY.ti, ru,,Isf With e tHa tuI thIiU,
.,,.nd gru .th. The iHrni D., fbr,, hrair,d rur
Foot trr,s, 90 choice NsfirlI,.. SHlH irm sell
nsf,t,d with r,,sr niHr. .rr,rg-, b. SrN pf1iur-
tive, Bpi otter. rare iuiu surut. CO. One webbing tu
devote htH-,.i Goo thr ug.iDaIlursl Protection
Tens ,Atttm,N r,t.uitbJ.
WILLIAM ". LOTllEOP,
h Doe Agrnt, Lutr ll,LL.
sumner, Od.,l 1888. -
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+ Notice Of Foreclosure.

NNrUEGEAS, NirboL,s Peterson. ct llinm, in
w the County ui ONl0fl and State ~ Miinc,
ON ihr turH',,1.th day OF Juls, eighteen hundred
and huN-uil,, conveyed Go john T.. llubIaId 81
lliHm aforesaid, certain parcel e land situated
in Hiram, Aforesaid, containing about fifty acres.
in bounded n1rihcf, hy land IT John Jameson
anil IT the subscriber, Wet hy the division linc.
letucsn The towns II lli,am and Potter, south b,
hni 81 Calsb Clemens, and east b, the Clsmen.
poad, ~ aprcar- ~ feiersons Mortgage deed,
Ut aid late. tccurded IN ONiard v cstem District
Registry, Bofk p, page 40. And whereas slid
liulinrI thrr,iisrvards, on the third ia, IT Feb.
ulry, A. II. 1858, iren.lsrred and assigned 10 me-
the aid mortgage anl debt thereb, secured; the
conditions oi aid mortgage having hcsn broken,
claim 10 lpreclosc the same agfecably 10 the stat
ute in such case made and provided.
JOSEPH Pr rERsON.
Hiram. Dec. Is, 1885. 90
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Notice of Foreclosure.

l\-UEREAS, JACuB SMITH Il An.oIcr,
w in the Count, II OAl1rd ADD State II Maiuc.
lii on the ninslse1lh ily 81 November, \. u.
ISL, convey 60 the undersigned, BY his decl OF
mortgage, tw1 certain luts Of land, situated 90 The
northern section u attract II hnd known a. The
"AnIover North surplus, !" together With TIE mill
privilege thereon, The said nl. heirg numbered
iorty.thee and l1riy.iour on Wilson's plan IT said
Surpus, OF Novembsr, 4. ID. 1851. containing one
hundred AND nineiy.siN aeres, more or les: sad
mortgage being recorded 10 the Registry II Dccds
ias the County Of OSird. book 81, page 256.
The condition Of sad mortgage dee,l having boen
broken, the undersigned mortgages claim to fore.
cIosc the same; aud this notice Is given lor the
purpose OF lorsclo.ing ,aid mortgage by reason Of
the condition of the same having been broken.
Dated At Portland, thi, eighth DAY Of December
I'd. 1855, ALBERT q, FOBEs,
As IRA CROCkER,
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'T'llG rer...flt OF .rr'r ra.....H. Doe .r- .0.n
t,t L.rH H, H. L,. n. .... '. IHN.I.
rl.s. a.t..I.-.. uftr .'..|.I.. -t.H f| '.'
frr of lf.., Hr Powder. HusI Do. .m'I.r. iH '''N
pHHl.rt rfrs.r. o. Hi.IlI,. u.ir .nH.f .1'.N
Hr| rH.IrH. 'F HH.u on. ...'.Hf IHl N' iH. .N.r
r... I. iH..H I. s.. 100 fr administer, llI"-
quite r.l....lI. 'rr..u#r. lf-.r ..l ...'n..
40 ihr rf.r. vhafa Tlt...i. l.I".rrI, Hrf r.".
.rI.frI, rru.t,. HsIIu.I tHst.EtHFs, HbtIHE OH"
I.v... rTIt,t, i,e. o. ,NrtI. 40 hum"r- nnH
thr IIuI I.1 raffatu 'Tr iHI ihr lI..-. EfEr.if.s
lhr action ui i.H Lives, tees iHs si-uI.u i..m
Bile, iuy.- rfI. tl. vh.i. N.N.Hs ~E...u, aud
remove. ihr ,Hrs- ~ 900 IraI lH.H., su.h Hs
Elr.arftr-. Nrsr.IHH. 81. Erf.alfar, h.af, Pu
rg fts HBf, NHis Nn1r.1. s..
II me, sI.r is r.'.rI upon in a.I fI.'fsrs 90 che
Rrul,-UN>TNTERN, plAlIuluA, AND
CHOLERA MURHl :, Nlrid 40 nu., iu its mage.
sal infrrurr. Again vr r,l,'i, TRY " '-it
need. nn Other recommendation. W family NiIi
D. without l anfr the, have puperlN ir,tri Boz
mrTfs Reader, il,uu haze uie' either rsne'irs
without sur,rs. despair uut--rrisiIs now 90 haud.
Nrr 500 .uH..iug from ~CrliuL, siN lntiI.s ~ mN
Liquid 1tt.arrIr will our yuu. N0u.d 500 De- rr-
s,rI lrun btHitua Cu.tI,suess, thee bottles Will
eject 40 that ,uu ie.irc. n ,uuarr afflicted With
Rheumatic, NrunlgiC, 1r other D,al paine. tsu
LuttI.s uiIl .irJ sou from them. AIl humurs vi ~.
a. cr,Hirl',I from che llu1i lg che nee u irnm ono
t1 .N hlitI,- ~ short, u 500 roluire physi, inr
any purpose. thi. q. The most reliable, .alr, 11'
ssrrysbia o. thr taste that has ever tcen placed
.ttltn the reach ui the pubic.
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Isl Z Il Cd Il . " S /!
a. ID A. II W gMTVH'g

fHiTUENITD MELOuIuN~, .o aas 1nI
\ uH..a.. h..v. ts OBJ" r.Us.,HI ueI., stNr
IHst rTH...,i siII rHir ig.Ir,li On their urv
.... of 1....rl, l..I ..r vHl,h che d. pr,m,uni
go. -...I ul,. au competitors at ODE recent Na-
u,.r| It.r
y..,.. ..-.. arg Tlu ct the country o. var'f,
sTHf .Hsrt t1 the uaruGc,uy, Boo Boston, With
C.sI 1I satisfactory rgirrs1,s, Will D. prumptl, 40.
....ri -0, and ss alJhIu., executed as u che PAT.
rrs vsIr pfssruf, 90 empiuyri an agsHt 20 se.o,t.
a-I la as reasonable tsrus. Each insusmsat
saraaIei.
Prices from ais 20 5000.
lsrsl1s vho vIsh % hire Msiods0ns With a yiew
al purchasing al the snd Of ths year. eau have the
rrnt credited a. part Of the Purehsss moocy, Fac.
tory 1li sare-ro0us, a.
III Washington S., Boston, Mass.
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NOTICE

FI'llE ~n1s,rilsrs hereby give public notice th1l
| tba, are in want of MONEY auI AL
T.isru. tud. BITE, 90 them by Note 90 Account sr,
requested Go call aul pay the same immslatsl,
and f4us l.si.
ANDREWS s BATES.
paus, November %, 1855. 6atJ
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SKINNER ARRANGEMENT.

--x-,A ON ami after MONDAY, che
2I.t met, che Strlusn A.
tx LANIlC. Capt GruUoI
- - -.-Ie kNiDur, auI EOEL~ !
cry. Car'. +. :. rrls's, will uu a. laIInvss
Lawn. ttIasu- Rail Road Wharf ever, MuS
,. Tu..Il,, WsdassHl,, Ibwsll, and Friday,
,t 7o',l.rl T.. ". and CsntulwhsrL Boston, LOO
sara d,,s, at O'Clock T.. VI.
tsh,l rss.'se, slg9
p.rk -
N.H.-.E,.hBoati. frni.hcdvilh large nom.
isrpfStlt. Go1ms frth, accommodation uli1'trs
,ui Families tHl traveller aye reminded lhlin
taking this Live, uurh saving m' time aui cNIsnse
viii o., male; aul that a., Inconvenience 0i auiy.
ir- i1 nuston ~ late hour. OF thr ushtwiIlals"'f
avoided.
The Ealuauiye in season ipr thepasscnssrs 20
talr thr earliest u1iu. uut uilhc city.
The COMPANY are not responsible a. lag-a2
o. au ampuut exceeding : 80 DO value, and that
personal, unless notice b. given and p1ii Zoe ~
ihr rate ot one passenger ior every 800 addition
al value.
freight taken "a low rates.
10 l.. BILLINGS Agent.
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Commissioners' Notice 10 Creditors.

Commissioners Notice 10 Creditors.
WYE having hesa appointed b, The Judge ol Pro-
w hate ior the Counly u ONinrd, 90 receive
and examine the claim, II the creditors Of Samuel
VI. Arnold, late IT Rumiofd 10 sad County, he
ceased whose estate j. represented insnNeui, give
notice that ia months, commencing the twelfth
day of September. A.D., 1887, are allowed Ia said
creditors to b, ing 10 and prove their claims and
that We vii attend tn the service assigned ~ Al,
the dSsllnghouse Of Dura bradford, 10 Mexico, in
said County, oa the sscond wednesday, of Janua-
~, February and March, 4. ID. 1855, Gom one 10
four O'Clock, T.. NJ.
DURA BRADFORD, c.,
CURTIS +. HOWE.
NsS 60, September 18th, 1855. ~
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SrialI Complaint. Sr1 J.IHf.. ,u'., l."..'
W.aa.r.. Foot Bite. tI.'n N..Hr.. h'..
On. Tir D4lrr,uv. anil 100 ..H.r 0.nI .'..'. 10 Dr..
rhars ar. severe rli1s, E,rvAN' Ef'r' h'
Itrr, win instan'I, .i.r ihs T''n, a.' r'' ''.
disease.
Tr- rhr remarkable sH.r, OF q. u. r Nr.",
rry. NJ. ,. anil The complaints conc" If l''.'.'
RsH0,suug RrsoI,rut, ser nest v',h.s I....
n, VI. hay Dwgg.t, ruuHli. "oH..'. -..'
ar Maius. Assut.. NNuEtws i b,r'', t''''
Wm. 4 Rust. VI. u. - Pluss ll.sn 49,.
Geo. ". NruiU. Norway y. W Noble, N''''
nrd: ". ". Green, No. Wafrri0r..
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WITHOUT THE USE OF ARSENIC,
Aud Tree from danger ta Human Lie.
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The, tease 800 At highland imp'v,r''h
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~ r.rs ~ .irslqil lriN destroy human his,
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arp'isl, clear your Ur,misrsu
Rats. Mice. Reaches, HcctlCs, Crickcts,
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THE LATEST NEWS
REOESyED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM PHmAnRIpuIA

Der. 10.-The whole city was alive last cYen-
ing with political meetings. All three parties
held large demonstrations. The Fillmore men
made a torcll-light procession, witch was cstima-
ted by the Enquirer to number 10000.
The Fremonters had a gathering at Indepen-
dence Square. lfthey both vote the union tick
ct, the majority will doubtless be large. Some
triiing disturbances occurred during the pro-
cecdings, and at one time fears were entertained
of a riot in front of the Pennsylvania Office,
where Capt. Martin, Democratic member of the
Common Council, was wounded in the leg by q
pistol shot, but the crowd was dispersed by the
police and quiet was restored.
venson was destroyed by fire, aud is supposed
to be the work of inccntliarics. Matthew Ham
ilton was crushed to death by the falling of the
walls, and two others missing, supposed to be
beneath the ruins, and four or five other per-
sons injured.
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NEW YORk MARKEr

NEW 1Ohh MAHhEI.
OcT 1o.-Flour market steady, with sales Of
1900 bbls. Wheat has an upward tendency /;
1000 bushels sold at ,49a1, 80 for Western red
Corn dull with sales of 10000 bushels. Pork
buoyant with sales of 1900 bbls Western Mess
at 2o,30a20,5o. Beef firm. Lard in fair de-
mand and steady. Whisky easier; small sales of
Ohio at 30 1-2.
Stocks generally lower; Chic. & R. 1. "a; Ills.
Central bonds 80 Ia; Mich. Southern 81 3D.; N.
Y. Cent. SO Ia; Penna. Coal Co. 80 1-2, Read
ing so; Galena s. Chic. 1O9 1-2; Mich Central
81 1-e; Eric R. R. 60 5-s; Cleve. & Tol. rs Ia.
Sterling Exchange dull.
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FROM NEW YORK

Der. 10th.-Broker Chas. b. Huntington was
arrested on charge of forgeres on the Phelps,
Dodge Company, for thirty thousand dollars
The Democrats have nominated Horace F.
Clarke, of the 9Th Congressional district, and
also Danl. E. Sykes, of the Sd district, opposi-
ton to Gen. Waldridge, the regular candidate.
The Herald says Fremont received within a
few days several letters threatening ASSESSING
ton, and also determined he shall never be inau-
gurated.
The Democrats Of Brooklyn have nominated
Saml. S. Powell Mayor.
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CoNNECTICuT EI.ECTIoN.

PnILADELPn1A, Oct. 10.-1t is impossible to
furnish the aggregate majority of the Connect
cut election. They have not been published
of the papers furnishing them; both claim to
have carried majority of towns
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FROM RALTIMORE

Ocr. 9.-The result of the election riots on
Wednesday shows killed and five dangerous
ly injured, and SO others wounded
The Southern mail to-day brings New Orleans
papers of Saturday last.
Der. 10th-The city is quiet to-day Large
parties of Democrats We're armed during the
day, expecting attack from the American
Clubs, but the police now prepared to main
tain order
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MORE RIoTING IN BALTI-
y I

=.
Wesextract the following detailed account.
published in the Baltimore Patriot of Thursday
evening:
Weare panied to record the disgraceful pro-
ceedings of yesterday. The deeds of blood ana
rowdyism are without parallel in the history
of our city, and fully go to show that an awful
responsibility rests upon those leaders of the
Democratic party who have, during the late can
vass, urged upon their followers the necessity of
going to the polls armed to the teeth Various
attempts were made by the Democrats early in
the day to take possession of the polls and in
some of the wards this was quietly submitted
to, but no actual outbreak was made until about
10 O'Clock, when couple of collisions took place
in the 18th ward, between the members of the
New Market Fire Company and the American
Clubs, which resulted in the former being driven
away In the afternoon the two parties again
met, and at o'clock a general battle took place.
IN which revoivers, muskets, pistols, carbines
and all available weapons were brought into use.
at the Lexington market and in that neigh
borhood, desperate fight took place about a
o'clock, between the members of the New Mar
ket fire company and the American Clubs. raj
lying ander the names of Rip Raps and Plug
Ugiies. Such was the state of affairs that resi-
dents closed their stores, and no person was seen
on the streets except those engaged in the con-
fict. In this fight two persons were killed, and
twelve wounded. 1t is most probable there are
AAlttuf WIG were taken Oil by their
friends. The following is correct account of
the killed and wounded as far as we could learn
up to - o'clock to-day. A man named james
Rodgers, an Irishman, was shot on Paca street
and fell into the dry goods store there of Mr..
Goldsborough, near the Lexington market. where
he expired in a few moments. DR.. Baxley. was
called to him. and found that his right collar
bone had been broken by a ball, and the main
artery leading to the arm with its accompanying
vein severed. The body was taken to the Yves
tern police station, where an inquest was held
by Coroner Chalmers, and verdict rendered of
death from the hand Of some person unknown
He lived on ST Mary's street between Pennsyl-
vania Avenue and Tissier street and was a
member of the New Market company
One man named Feaster, was carried into the
otficcof DR.. Baxley, on Fayette street. between
Eutaw aud Paca. He had musket ball in the
left thigh, which was soon extricatcd He faint.
ed while IN the Office, and was carried off by
his friends
Among the wounded and dead, resulting from
the shameful rioting in the vicinity of the 10Th
ward polls, and subsequently at the Lexington
market house, are the following persons: 10
y mig, badly shot in the thigh, Frederick KONG
shot in the back merely afiesh wound: Andrew
Morris received ball in the face on the left side
adjoining the nose, which ball remains lodged
probably in the base of the skull, he was unwil-
ling at the lime that the DIR. should probe for
il he PATIENTS bleeding badly at the ear and
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Notice

IAV1SG sold out the Saddle Harness. and Trunk Manu-
IL featuring part of my businessI devote myself
Coach Trimming business having by the change, much
room and greater facilities and being only one in this
city, exclusively IL SKIS business from my long cxper-
ence in and extensive connection with iie Saddne business
hope to be able TO render entire all who will
favor me with their custom Very thankful for the liberal
custom heretofore bestowed upon me- solicit
OF the same. John KN0TE
aug 2-3m Old Stand Ira Main Stras,
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PRESInENT p1rpcp

PORTSMOUTH. Oct 9th-Thc Wabash sailed at
o o'clock this afternoon with the President on
board. An immense crowd witnessed his de-
parture with loud cheers. His reception in this
city was cordial