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AN INVALUABlE DISCOVERY /!
IA Made through the Iostinct Of
THE HORSE

DR.. J. Fl. WEBER has discovered 10 the great valley
of the Mississippi through the instinct of horses afflicted
with the Beaves the most valuable remedy for the cure
Consumption, Bronchitis, inflammation of the Throat aud
Lungs Hedohage of the Lungs, Asthma, Group, Coughs
Diseases Of the Liver and Kidneys that never been
employed in the treatment ofthose difficulties He first
employed it in the treatment of his own case, as
matter of experiment. restored him perfect health
after al other remedies had failed to benefit him. and he
was pronounced in Consumption. and considered
errabie Since his recovery he has prescribed
Funded pounds Of it 70 his patients the above dc
ed difficulties, with unparalleled success. This new rem
ely is pr pared for Inhalation, and in Syrup.
Price of the Inhaling Powder and Inhaler 81 each
Syrup s. so per bottle. circular containing correct
account of the discovery and the Of this new remedy
will semitic any person in the United States fol one
Post Office stamp For sale at his Office No 1879 Maine
St CharsstowD, Mass, and all first class apothecares
N. B. Consultation free.
toERTIFICATE.1
Having used Dr.. Webbar's new discovery in my prac
tice believe it to be safe and valuable remedy for all
Throat and Lung difficulties. H. P REaIcK II D.
mchl1 Oily Charlestown, Mass.
GEO,0a1&DRS;aE { ~ Ri FOB. ToR4 Z
A. HIPS Panaceas and Indian Medicines or the remedy
of Gonorrha, Gleets Structures Whites Pains in the
Back and Lons, Seminal Weakness, Affections of the
Kidneys, Irritation Of the Urethra, Gravel and ali Other
disorders of the urinary organs without tire least re
stfcton to diet, drink, exposure change in app
cation to business. These preparations are entirely
VEGETA BILE.
and although powerful, they will not injure in the lea
the most delicate constitution. This preparation is war
rane3 c the above mentioned sesses without usin
any external applications With ny Indian Vegetable
MedicinesGlou rely thorough cure by calins
upon me at my Office. DIR. c. A. HILL
No. I21 Main Street. Worcester
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rhea nc, Tor SAFE by GEO- X, SPURR POI Main st.
Err. HELL TAKES PLEASURE ~
P announcing to the citizens Of Worcester and othe
places, that his Office is at No. l2I Main Street
word to young men and Others afflicted with sernins
Debility, whether originating from certain desructiv
habits, or from any other cause with the train of boay
and mental evils whchfolow when neglected should make
early application thereby avoiding much troubla and
suffering, well expense By this improved Tathod
Of treatment DIR. q. safely guarantee safe and
speedy cure in all cases of secret disease that NAV
unaer Els care no matter how long standing. Either sex
are invited to bis private rooms without fear of Interrupt
ton by other PATIENTS hundreds are cured yearly nv
MS practical experience ana great remedies.
READ AND khFLECT.-rhe afflicted would do we
to reflect before trusting their health happiness and in
many cases, their lives in the hands Of physicians no
rant Of this class of maades. It is certainly isble
for one man to understand all the ills the human family
YEARS OF PRACTICE, exclusively devoted o the
treatment ana study of Syphilis 3oao1hea elect stric
tur effects of solitary habits Ulcers upon the BODY
taroat nose or legs Pain in the head bones, and al
Mercufial Affection and all Impurities ofthe Blood where
by the constitution has become eneebed enables the Dr.
to offer relief to all who may place themselves under bis
TO FEMALEs-Au diseases peculiar to females az
suppressons, Irregularities &C. speedily and Gecuay
removed.
X The French Periodical Drops and Pills for the
above affections, have been wei tested for the last te
years.
DR.. HIPS representative" for married ladies' sent
any direction, from observation Price III per
sons at distance may consult Dr. HILL by letter (Dost
paid) describing their case, have medicines sacro
put and forwarded to my part Of the o. States vI
full and explicit directions for use Office arranged with
separate apartments that the patients see none but The
Doctor.
DR. H. makes no charge for short consultations Post
paid letters duly answered Those requiring much advice
should enclose small fee sufficient to compensate for IN
time required to write the answer
" Office hours, from A. NJ. to Q p NJ
Very respectfully, DR C. A. HILL
apis diff Office p Moiu 81. Woroeataf
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gHNHE BRITISH PLATE GLASS COM
u PANY, RAYESHEAD, LANCASHIRE, ENGLAND
Warehouse for the United States
JOHN R. PLATT, 10 Murray. ST., New York,
Where will be found full assortment Of their Superior
Polished Plate for Store and House Fronts, Show Cases.
&c. Also Rough Glass from to II inches thick.
N. B. Western customers referred TO the State
Bouse Of Ohio Columbus, which il glazed with the
Plate Glass of this Company. mch24 dom
nIL.-Bolled Oil, rs cents a gallon.
" Building roof and Fence Oh, so cents gallon
Beached Boiled Oil, for purely white 81 per gallon
oil-Ysrnish, for China 81 IS, 81 25 per gallon
PAINTS for buildings, fences roofs &C. l4c per pound
BY J. HENRY SMITH.
csINGEn's SEWING MACHiNEs.-M
- persons who desire TO obtain full reliable mfor
nation respecting SINGERS SEWING MACHINES
their prices, capabilities, advantages, sizes, improve
ments, method of working means Of procuring them and
all other particulaT-can do so by applying Office,
No. sea Broadway, New York,
by letter or in person, for
/. M. SINGER & CO.'S GAZETTE.
This paper is devoted entirely to the Sewing Machine
interest Copies will be supplied gratis to al IN crested.
N. b. The unparalleled success Of our Sewing Ma
chimes has induced several fraudulent limitations Of Them
besides numerous inrngem nts Of our paeets OF which
We sYteen Suits for the IN rngeme5 Of our patents
have recently been decided in our agor by the s. Cir
cut Courts IN New YORK and New jersey In these suits
the great principle Of
HOLDING DOWN rms FABmc 40 Bg sEwED TO THIS sNRFACR
OF THIS MACHINE, by A YIELDING PRESSURE,
which IL used 10 al sewing Machines-las been fully
tablshed The Wheeler Wilson, and the Grover Il Ba-
ker sewing Machines, as allege, infringe three distinct
patents owned by as, We have quits against them In
several Of the u y Courts, which will be tried. We
hereby caution the pnbic 10 buy any infringing Ma
chimes, they can be compelled by law to stop using
them, and 10 pay costs and damages.
Local Agents wanted u make sales Of our improved
sewing machines. To persons prcpery qualified Tor the
business rare opportunity for profitable and pleasant
employment Is offered.
New ami Improved machines exchanged on liberal terms
Tor old 40 achints Of every kind.
M. SINGER a. co.,
ap2l d3m Princp Office, 323 broadway, NY.
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GUSTAVUS ELLTOTT,
r 4 IL. T. s Y U 4 z 2 q K z

2S6 Main ct. Intelligence Office. 236 Main st
Real Estate Bought, Sold, Exchanged, Rented Rents
Collected, &c, BE-
Persons wishing good help and those wishing good sit
nations invited to call. Office, 236 Main street. Wor
ceSter, Mass.
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CORDIALBALMO OF SYRIACUM.
1t is now universally acknowledged by all classes that
The above named Cordial is better adapted the cure
oil cases of the following diseases than any other medi
cine now in USE 1t has been successfully used inbron
chs weakness, asthmh. pains in the head neuralgia,
spinal complaints, tic doloreaux rheumatism, chronic
inflammation, dyspepsia constipation, sciaca sperna-
torrhea hernia disease of the heart coughs colds con-
sumption, general debility, aversion society monoma
Ills, &C.
The period has arrived when the nostrums which have
hitherto existed must give way to the only safe and GER
tain remedy for these diseases Who fingers on from day
10 DAY in wetchedness and misery for of proper
remedes Who being carried daily to their graves
in consequence Of their avareious dispositions How
many families have been left to by an avaricious
parent who rather than part with few dollars would
permit his Chi to be hurried into the of that grim
monser-Death
The Cordial Balm of Syriacum is recommended as a
sure cure for all cases of genera debility
any person either in city Or country can have the
medicine sent to them by express to any part Of the
world, by encloOug the money to @. A. HILL No l2l
Main Street, Worcester, Mass.
CAUTON.-A my bottles labeled and bear nv sig.
nature G. A. HILL D. to counterfeit which is forgery
Prices S. So and $l2 per bottle, in various sizes the
largest bottles being the cheapest This medicine is
purely vegetable, may be taken by child or admit
with perfect safety Persons wishing fol It must send BY
letter directed above, be obtaine in any
othei place. The Cordial is warranted to purify the
blood and eradicate ell humers II has been used in
mary diseases not mentioned with favorable results In
short it needs but trial to prove its many virtues and
Its adaptation to many diseases considered (by some p
curable The proprietor of this Balm is nscous that
there has been many medicines brought before the public
Tor the cure of ills that the human family are subject to-
which inmany instances have proved to be worthless
compounps But he feels confident that the poor invalid
can now find relief in using the Cordial Balm syriacum
Worcester. Mass.
Al orders promptly attended to. Address as above.
L IL Z Ell ECTRO CHEMICAL.
Or GaIvnnic Births.
Can be applied to those who wish, at Dr. O. A. HLIs
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RLAsTlNG POWDER III you want 10 buy
~ the best article In market, call at No Front H.
BROOKS a BTEARNB
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Dover, N. H., Nov. a. 1856.
This Is to certify that have used Drs. Hill n Iaseph's
Cordial Balm OF syracum, and have always received i'm
mediate relief have also recommended IL to many of
my friends, who have used It with wonderful success
ana nave no hesitation in saying that is one Of the
peSu remeues ever used II. A.
The above Cordial has been used by Dr. Jaseph for the
last years Aud at last the propreors have been Induced
70 advertise IT. So The public can have better opportu
MY 70 wy ~ aud test It's many virtues IL can be- OBJ.
saned Of Drs uill aud Joseph at their Office i2l Main
Street, Worcester, Mass
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Bnilr6aos.
-sssszssssz- FITCuBgRG * WORCES-
ESsssy1 TER RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINIEh ANNOUNCEMENT.
On and after MONDAY, Dec. 10th, Passenger Trains
will leave Fchburg at SO m. 1910 and 5.45 p, m.
RETURNING.
Leave Worcester at 20 and IL 90 m. co. and las
pm IVERS PHILLIPS, Pres't.
Fitchburg, Dec 10 1890
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NERS. KIDDER'S CORDIAL-A well
1Vh known and efectual remedy for Dysentary Diar-
rhea, &c for sale by GEO. r. SPURR POI Main 81
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nsURNErI'S OAK TOOTU WASII-An
- article for cAcelliug any Other preparaiian a.,
eleansng tho teeth aud purifying The breath op ssis
"n0'e'"io ana retSii, ny G.h,ePURR, 2oi Main N,
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pm IVERS PHILLIPS, Pres't.
Fitchburg, Dec. 10, 1900
csgs1zs4 WORCESTER s. NASHUA
5s=s R. Ron and alter June 49, passenger
trains will run as follows:
Leave Worcester at 6 20 and II 90 A NJ 90 and IS
?. NJ th= latter being for Fichburg.
Leave Nashua NJ 100 and IL IS A. NJ, ana so P NJ.
At Nashua, all trains with the trains Of the
Concord Railroad. where passengers take the to ard
from TIE Northern the Passumpsir the Boston Concord
and Montreal, and the Vermont Central Railroads
At Groton junction trains connect directly with She
trains Of the Stony Brook Railroad; and al with those
of The FtcbuTg Railroad, with the exception of the first
train nom Boston; and at Ftchburg with trains Of the
Vermont x Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads
For further particulars and connections with ether
roads pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land States" G. w. BENTLEY. Sup't.
Worcester, June Is, 1856. diff
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Irregularities, &c
IL F. HIBBAR D'S CELEBRATED WILD
a& CHERRY BITFERs,

- Fun directions accompanying eaoh bottle
Prize five lnarq io.,5
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n. d. advertisements,

Boston, Feb. 6, 1856
Eastern times., 1856-04-17
RREAD,
Grass Seed.

AVY and Pilot Bread in quantities to suit purchasers.
~ constantly hand at the New Store, City Wharf.
April g MCCLELLAN, DENNIS co
Eastern times., 1856-04-17
nOMESTIC PORTS.

sToS-Ar sth brig Eugene Reed, Reed Phila
d ipha; aeTunda, Morton 90.
cid, bri; Monticello nbbetts, Rio Hache.
GALvEsToN-In port 18th San Jacinto. Weeks, for
Boston.
NEW oRLEANs-Adv 3lst Aqu a, for Liverpool
Cd Isl ships WeS Empire, ~ Ninslow, Liyerpo j,
ST Paul CrabtIee Hayre
1oRTLAND-Ar Sth. schs Ranger, PuTngton. and
Russell burlington, Bath: Br i mt simmons Bristol.
PHILADELPHIA-ArIt 9TH, brigs Marshheld, Hodgdon.
MatanEs
PoRrLANp-Ar 9th brig p SWEET Duntor Ports
mouth; sch Gen Scott Mcfarland, Potomac River.
BosToN-Ar 9Th, bark Geo Allen Frost Leghorn.
ark Greenland, Snow, Orleans; brig Flo entine,
Perry. Lag ma; brig Mazatlan Tibbetts, Pensacola.
Sch Achlam, Huey, Bristol
NEW ORLEANS Ar 1st ship Emperor Tibbetts. Hav-
re eiDashaw y, MClintocS Boston; bark Genesee, Ap-
lowed Il sea 26th ships Huntress 2sth, Assvria.
Ar I'd, Dirigo utter. BoSton.
rHILADELPHIA-Cldst sth, ship Baltic, Mo Sc, n Or
leans.
.osroS-Ar 1lth, Ship Robert Harding. Harding,
Calcutta
NEw oRlEANs-Ar I'd ship High and Chief Barstow
Havre: bark Genesee, Appel, London
Id 4th Martha Whitmore, Wh more Cow $,
BALTIMoRE-C d Sth, brig Martha Rogers Carver,
GAIvEsroS-In port Slst, bark San Jacinto, Weeks
for Boston.
NEW oGLEASs-Cld 4th, sch Lewis M'Lein, Sucklin
Bat
Adv ship Genoa for n York 7th.
MoBILE-In post, 5th, ship United ates, Sonny,
for I France.
SAY NNAn-Cld 7th, ship Tranquebar Harvard,
Liverpool; br CaIribee, ushins Freeport, Me.
PHiLADELPHIA Went TO 10th, ship Baltic
PoRrLAND-Ar 18th, ig Wm Drew, Hoibrook,
Cardenas
Also az, brig Royalston, Robinson, Baltimore for
tn; sch Star of the West Alexander, Southport
Texas, Hill, runsw ck
Ar 18th, sen Ino, Jewett hence; Electric Light Dy-
er. Bunswc.
BosroS-Ar 18th. ship Huntress, Atwood N Orleans;
sch ST Marys, Sylvester, hence.
Cld sch Rachel Beals, Beals, Bath Peru, Pinkham,
Eastern times., 1856-04-17
Later from Europe.

The steamship Washington arrived at New
York at Z o'clock, Sunday morning She
brings Liverpool dates 10 24ih uli., and Lon
den 25th.
Matters at tile Paris conference were not so
harmonious, owing to difficulties interposed
by Prussia. Peace, however, is considered
substantially certain.
The British Admiralty have sent ont the
steam frigates Tartarus and Desperate in
search of the Collins steamer Pacific
The Copenhagen correspondent of the Lon
don Times states that the Danish commissary
had submitted 10 the Copenhagen conference
q proposition of capitalization of the Sound
Dues, fixing 25 millions dollars as the mini
mum indemnity which Denmark claimed
The writer states further that the U. States
having declined taking part in the conference,
the question would in all probability be re-
solved without their cooperation.
Mr.. Buchanan would leave Southampton for
home on the 9th April in the Arago. He had
gone 10 Paris, and would visit the Hague be-
fore his return.
According 10 the London Times the cause
of the difficulties at the Paris Conference was
a demand put forth by Prussian plenipotenti-
aries 10 be admitted TO sign the treaty of peace
on the same footing, and in the same charac-
ter as il Prussia had been 9 party to the alli-
ance throughout. 1t is said that Russia sup
ports Prussia In these pretensions. This took
place at the meeting of the 22d. Another
meeting was held on the 24,h.
The opinion that the conference would ulti-
mately resolve into an European Congress is
strongly believed.
Eastern times., 1856-04-17
FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Havana 30th, ship Arkansas, Grows, Havre.
Ar at sydney NSW Dec 20, ship Vandalia, Patten,
York Sept I.
At Nassau, 9TH ult, ship Zenobia Peters, Liverpool
for Orleans, wtg wind Adam Lemont, Sisby Bath
for do having sid and returned and was repairing.
Ar at Liverpool, 18th, Rocklight, Drummond, Or
leans; 2}d SebaStopol, Page, do.
sid 2. Rotunda Percy and ClaIa rrookman, Hig-
gins, York; 2+th, Potomac, Reed, n Or cans; Benz
Adams, hase n York; 18th, Mess;na, Trott Boston
Houghton, RAJ den Orleans
of Tuskar, Gath Shamrock, Doane, from n Orleans
for Liverpool.
Ar at Deal 22d, Chas Cooper, Short, London for
Newport; 23d, X inc Moore do for York
Sid from swansea 23d, Zone, Flu lerton CoQuimbo.
In Penarth Roa IS I'D nesdemona, Farnham, from
HavTe via ST Ives for Ca off.
Antwerp, sid oath. Gertrude Crocker York.
Havre. sid 20th, Saratoga, Trask, New York; Falcon
Patten, n Orleans
Cid at Mar eilles 10Th, Gauntlet Borland CONSTANT
nople.
Ar at Gibraltar, 18th, Arab Atkinson for Savannah
Neuvitas, Slst, bark Geo d Smouse johnson, n Y
sid 3lst, brig Ben Dunning Dunnng. n York.
Eastern times., 1856-04-17
To DELMouEsrs. Many of our subscri-
bers have generously answered to our call for
the payment of arrearages, but there are some
who still hold back. Send along the funds,
gentlemen. We must haze the money.

We commend the following TO the pioas dis
eiples of black republicanism. This style of
Beeeherism is getting to be quite common. and
we are not little surprised that it should re-
ceive the sanction of those who profess better
things. With such teachers Of SPIRITUAL GUd'rs,
when would the world be christlanzed!
Rev. Mark Trafton, NJ. c., from Massschu-
seits, in speech before the Methodist Confer
ence. in Salem, last Saturday, commented Sc
vereIy upon suggestion that by the introduc-
tion OF Africans to this country as slaves,
some of them become Christians and secure
salvation TO their souls. He said, "If there
is no better way than this water passage in the
hold of the Baltimore clipper'-giving en-
phasis 10 his words by the stamp of his foot
and the gesture of his hand-.'I ,cottld rather
go 10 he'll" (At this Father Taylor let in a
word, and a sensation was created all over the
house e)-"almost! almost. :" cried out the
speaker, raising his voice-sdlrnoa would
rather go to hell than be saved that way
His qualification set the brethren more at rest,
and he went on with his speech.-Herald.
Eastern times., 1856-04-17
EASTERN TIMES
s MiRllE IlIRNilL ~
PORT OF BATH.

WEDNESDAY, April 9.
CLEARED.
Ship Sebasticook Chase, ST stephens NIB.
THURSDAY, April To-
ARRIVED.
Sch Jos Baker. Wilson, York with Corn, Flour,
sc. TO ID Ro inson. and Mcclellan Dennis s Co.
Brig Forester Lloyd Georgetown sc.
Sch Ii ylas, E liot, bosion.
SAILED.
Ship Sebast cook, Chase, St tephens NIB.
SATURDAY April H.
ARRIVED.
Sch New Globe, Brookings, Cove Point, Md, with W
o Timber to ID Robins n.
Brig Nebraska McFadden, Chesapeake.
Sch Arno, . do.
Sch Unioa OF Rock and, -, do.
Sch Joseph Baker, Wilson, Rockland.
MONDAY, April Il
ARRIVED.
Brig Alls;on, Ware, Baltimore, with W Timber S
Wales tod u Robinson.
Sch Cora - y York.
Eastern times., 1856-04-17
0rutb5.
In this city, th inst, Mrs Sarah E. Chase. aged 81

In this city, 1lth inst, Mrs. Sarah E. Chase aged 81
years, IL months.
In this city 18th inst, Hattie only child George L.
and Sarah l.. Briggs, aged years.
At the Bath Hotel this city, Monday evening, l4th
inst very suddenly Mr.. T. Barrett recently Bow
doin College, Brunswick, aged about IS years.
In Boothhay, 10th inst, Haiti b. Gowdy, aged years
and months.
In Wiscasse; Sth inst, Ann McCrate aged AZ years.
At Hampstead, Arkansas, Joseph 5. Moore formerly
publisher the Brunswick Telegraph aged about SS years
In Brunswick. Mary L. NJ Grows aged II years Avril
Woudside aged II years.
InTopsham Sth inst, Mrs, Louisa, wife Of James Max
well aged IS years.
la Brunswick, Capt. c. II. Nerrymsn aged As years.
In Augusta, Mrs. Hannah Page, aged SIS years and 6
months.
In Lvermore 1st inst Mr. John Monroe aged % years
lie retired night in his usual health, and found
dead in the morning.
Eastern times., 1856-04-17
FOUR DAYS LATER
Conference Amicably Ended by Peace

Conference Amlcably Ended by Peace !! !!
The Cambria arrived at Halifax Monday at
6 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Brings no intelligence of the Pacific Act
ing on suggestions made by the press and in-
dividuals, government has sent out steamers
10 search for the Pacific on the northwest of
ireland.
CONFERENCES. Congress met again on
Thursday, eth. All the members were pres
ent. The deliberations were reported impor-
tant. The treaty of peace, it was confidently
believed, would be signed on Saturday 29lh
OF March,
Previous intelligence from Paris had stated.
diplomatic difficulties are on point of being
settled.
The Times correspondent says that Claren-
don prevailed in his motion, and that an ar
rangement is come to that the allies shall sign
one pToiocol. and that second shall be drawn
up which Prussia and the allies shall sign
jointly. A committee is now occupied in the
reduction of both protocols, the only delay,
supposlng no accident TO occur, can only be in
proper framing of these protocols
BRlTAIN. No excitement whatever re-
specting American difficulties. Interest in the
subject 10 almost extinct although papers con-
tinue to discuss it editorially.
Eastern times., 1856-04-17
Corn and FIOHr.

DITTERS Of all knds-Pills of all knds-and large
ID sortment of genuine Patent Medicines for sale by
March IS A. g. PAGE.
Eastern times., 1856-04-17

Very NEATLY TuRNED.-In the course of
trial before The court, on Friday. Judge Gnod-
enow had occasion 10 leave the Bench for a few
moments, and he invited Nathaniel Groton,
Esq, 10 take the seat. Mr.. Gilbert was then
making plea. For a moment or so he did
not observe the change. When he did, he
looked at Mr.. Gru'on quite earnestly who qui-
ely remsrked-'' Brother Gilbert | am mol
usurper; Judge Guodenow invited me to seat
for moment." Taken in connection with re-
cent events, touching the Office of sheriff, the
remark of MIR. Grolon was quite happy, and
Mr.. Gilbert laughed as heartily as the rest of
the audience Tribune.
Eastern times., 1856-04-17
Murtiu9ts.

In this city, 7th ns by Rev E. whittlesey, Frederick
I. Perkins to Miss Hannah f. Wolf, both fthis city.
In this city, 18th inst, by Rev. j. o. Rske, Mr. Gilbert
C. Task to Miss Elizabeth b. Robinson both Of this city
In Phipsburg, 18th inst by Rev. r. p RUSSELL Mr. John
S. Gahan to Miss Isabells A Green, both of Phipsburg
In Bowdoin Centre 10th inst, by Rev. A. W. Puring
ton, Abner COombs Esq, to Miss Mary Ann Small both
Of Bowdon.
In lewiston, Mr.. Andrew j. Miller Miss Sophronia E.
Barker; Mr. David GRAHAM to Miss Happy d. Stanford
Mr. Lewis Small to Miss Mary Ann Smith, both Of Au-
gusta
In uallowell, Mr.. E. F. Rollins to Miss Fanny G. Du-
mont daughter Of the late Hon J. 7. p Dumont Mr.. Le
vi p. Currsr to Miss Julia +. Smith.
In Augusta, Greenliei 7. Stevens to Miss Mary Yea
ton, both OF Belgrade.
Eastern times., 1856-04-17

PARDON OF DR.. GRAHAM. In noticing the
pardon OF Dr. Robert Graham, sentenced to
seven years Imprisonment for the homicide of
Charles Loring, at the National Hotel in New
York, about year since, the New York MIR
ror remarks -
"The reasons of the pardon being granted
are said TO be the illness of the prisoner, and
the solicitation OF many influential persons
Some persons may imagine, probably, that
there is one law for the rich and another for
the poor; aud We begin 10 think that State
Prisons were not intended for respectable and
wealthy prisoners"