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AT Court of Probate held at 8. Berwick, vi Ih.
IN aud ior the Couniy of York. on the lirsi MEN.
day IN July, 10 the year Of our Lnrd eighteen
hundred .nd iil'y:six. by the Honorable Joseph
7. Nye, Jadge Of said Can't:
Joan Lord, widow OF Wentworth Lord, late
d Of Lebanon, in s,ii coun'y, deceased, hav.
,ag prrsehitd her petition iot her dove, in said
estate 10 be assigned and set out TO her, and that
Commission, r. may l~ appointed for thai purpose
Iair>usnt 10 Law Also, her petition Tor allowance
vui of the pcr,onal rsiaie VI sail dsscssed.
0aDtErD, That the said Joan Lord, give no.
ilceio all Persons Interested, BY causing y copy VI
hi. order Ia lie published ihree weeks successive.
y IN the Uniou and Eastern Journal, printed nj
B'ddeiosd, IN said County, that they may ap:ear
al Pvbaie Court TO b. held nj Alfrrd, in said
',nniy. on Tie frst Monday Of Ociokcr next.
II ten ol the clock in the forenoon, and .hew cause
lowed. -, -
% Aiies,. JouuA HkzR,cx, Register.
true copy, Attest, JOSHUA HsRlicK, Register.
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House Lots for N c.

THOMAS NJ. PER- ON has for srle House Lots In
| B,ddrford on the following streets. n
Pike street, Poo, st. I'm st Oak St Acorn a., flne
st. Harriet st., Rack st Porter st., foss St. LINE ST.,
Nt yernon st., Prospect st., Cottage ST., Guinea 81 ,
Bireh st.. Persons Lane, bradbury st., and also ssrera
acre Of land on Prospect ST., all Of which will sell
cheap Cor cash or approved credit Please 70 caii on me
beipe purchasing One small house c1lner !" .o'nss
ami mn a with r. cd Garden spot Price Sto' One
DoubIe Tenement House, u Poss and r.'er ST.
pricr 80 o. VIZ
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OR, EvEi

the POCKET RScUL,PiUs. Lei no"ne suffering
fr,nn haeknied Cough. Pam In the side Re.tisss
Nights, Nervous Feeling, aud the VIII lie train ~
dyspepiic tensatpns, aud given up by their physc-
ian. he snoiher g"ment without consulting the Is
CUtAPlUs. Have the manied, az those mbont Ia he
Married, any impedient, read this truly useful baok,
II has hsrn the means Of saving ihousands Of I'm.
fortunate creatures f'"m the very laws of death
epeiostd N letter, viii receive one copy OF this
work Nv mail, or i've copies VIII he sent Er .,ne dol
lar. address, (post paid, DIR. wM. YOUNG,
iy3a 80. i52 Spruce ST., Philadelphia.
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ses,. Summer Arrangement sfSfh

SalhtS suA' sAinG.
An ana aher u.nds,, the ais' Inst, the steam
(c.s Att, kNTIC, Capt. Gao. KsioHr, and FtIx-
Rest cry, capt. Pa Passes. will run az fo'-
iaws - r.,x 49,, uo.A..
,N.S'. W.anssdsy, Thursday and Friday, at
o,.Lsk A.. and Central wharf, Huston, every Mon
day. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, al
= O'Clock p. ~.
on Deck, = i'Vo
~ n. Each boat !, furnished with large number
of .,a,, rooms for the OF ladies and
families aud tr,vsllers are reminded .hn oy .asns
| mi. line much saving OF time and expense WIN be
made and that the inconvenience OF anv,ne 10 hos
ION Al late hoir- Of the night. win be Hvu,ded.
! The baits arrive in season tf PASSENGERS 10 taks
the earliest trains out Of the eiiy:
The Company are n,i responsible iaf o1eeaeo To an
am,snnt rAeeedlng $50 In value, aud thai personal,
unl,.. notice IL given aud paid fr NJ the ras of one
n,..eossr E.r every $50 additional value.
oo- Freight taken as usual.
i,s, L. BILLINGS, Agent.
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kimer county, IN this state-as god a poIi''
ici pedigres as any man can furnish, which
iuIly explains thar incrrable devotion 10 the
cause Of freedom which led him to peril his
domestic peace and his property ra'her than
stiae his convictions at time when, to be
silent Is TO advocate the cause ofslavcry and
intolerance.
In extenuation Of the barbarous tone Of
feeling so wildly depicted in Mrs. UNDER
woods letter, Il should be slated thai Clarke
County. in which she resides, contains more
slaves Than any other county in the safe,
their number little exceeding the number
Of whites at the last census. IL is also wo'.
thy Of being recorded in this connection,
that an agent Of The American Bible Soce
ty, on a recent tour through the county,
found that among Two hundred white fami-
lies which he visited in the course Of sim
elo month, more than half were without
the Bible II, therefore, the PEG 10 who
instisaie these ou,rages upon Mr.. Under-
wood and his family have any claim to for
civeness for their unmanly and ba'barous
intolerance, |, must be iha, which was asser'
ted In behalf Of the mob gathered some
eighteen centuries ago on the heights o.
4 Calvary: "Thcy know no, what they do
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nrIIoE It u. COMMISSIONER Ct LorrER.

nFYIcE II the COMMISSIONER Of L0rrER.
~ Iys baltimore. April 10, 1855. The uDderslEnei
Commrssonss q kteries Of the Stale az bling
In receipt daily of letters from various portions " the
oountry, making inqriv ~ 70 Lottery schemes With
which the coanuy 10 noric., and which puFport % be
"nKcipkp ~ rus DnAwircs o. ms MAnrLAsp Cos.
soIIpArsp Lorrsnfs, zkes thls method 10 anssr al
such letters OF Inquiry, and ini'm the pnble fuAS ALI
LurrrRin rrsrnzfisa 10 % DECIDED ~ ms NArvtAxp
paivIsos ASS 0noss vaArps that certain paules. vhe
syls themselves Nsis Co., and pretend TO b Mana
Eers ~ soae Aevuis f< The Grand Charter Loltehes a
cleveland, Ohio are mpst<rs, and szd iostsry haul,
having nsthrr ieraior prsamptIve sxiseDcs and thst
sncshes ho.tioos Arm, yied Nurry Co, Cieavesnd,
Oha, are also lupcsto, and IN lotfxes which they
soess u BE- mssae<fs o. aseuts foe, ALEC Ands-
RtchAKD FRANCE, Of this city. d the csetrsetcf
brdnsins " Msulapd Lostsdss. fhs baaness Y
Conducted under The nrn 4 u. FRANCE CO.. .:
Managers, ard they bare So agents IN The CITY vi
BALTIMORE. fhers are kgvsvef, some fry uccne1 vsn'
ders os thr rtats o. Maryland Who derive esess nm
der him. through ILLS once. % - etss e. ~ hsy-
lad l; c..:..- :, r.: = !, : = 1870 -.
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EoR SALE.

HOUSE on lot, situated on PIKE ST. Just below Sros'
i.bed with wood house attached Also, well within
ten feet Of The door, having In chain pump var
den i,h srawberrrs currans &c. rich and well adap-
tel 10 raise vegetables.
Also, 5acres ofland on kenneounk ROAD, known ~
Tho Rstcheier field on which Is cellar, nearly COM
pltei Win stone on the lot TO furnish very pleasant
and desirable location said property will be sold at
great ba,ga,n. Enquire Of the sab.crbsr on Pke o.
Biddeford, March 10, 1885. uis
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Fire Insurance.

DEING Agent ofsev.ral Of the pes, Fire lnsur
ID ance Companies in The Country, .hsrr !.
patronage is solicited. DoMlNiCUS JORDAN
Slco Apr 4ll 1886 lOlt
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A, Court Of Probate held al South Berwick, with.
N and l,r the County, York, on the frsi Mon
day in July, Ia The year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and iliy.six, by the Honorable JOSEF
L Nye, judge Of said Court:
JAMES WARREN, named Executor in q Ger.
y tain Instrument, purpUring Ia be the lat VIII
,id iesiuIne 4 Of Moses Warren, late Of Souih
berwick. in said county, y-omsn, deceased,
LIvi 20 presented the sumo for probate.
ORDgkED, That the said executor give notice
oall persons interested, 10y causing copy OF lhl'
rider TO be published IN the Union and E"stern
Journal, printed IN Bid,leford, In said county, three
weeks successfully. that they may appear at a
Probate Cour To be- held vi North Berwick, IN said
tUun,y, on the iirsl Monday in angus, next, AZ 10
II tue clock ia the forenoon, and slew cause, u
iuy they have, why the sand instrument should
nj he proved, approved, aud allowed us the last
will aud testament al the said deceased.
% Attest, JosHuA HsRRlcK REGISTER.
A,rue copy, Attest, JOSHUA HEsRicK, Register
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WIZARDS HOTEL, |
July z. 1856 (


DEAR SIR II thank you for the kind
notice Of me'in the Evening Post Of The 1t
inst hut would correct one or two slight
errors ia your notice Of ,ha, date. You
speak Of Cake County as The larsestslave-
holding County IN Virginia, and havina
mme slaves than free men. THIS is n"'
strictly correct. Clarke is q very small
County on tie map, not bling more than ten
nv fourteen miles in extent. believe il il
generally considered, by its ciliz"ns at Leaf
one OF the riches, farming Counties in The
State. Il has a greater propor'ionate slave
population than any other County west OF
the Blue Rilgc. The las, Ger sus gives the
following: Whites 3 5l4; slaves the same
precisely, 3 5ll and ice colored l24
Your other error was InoSrifying 10 me.
for you say nm an extensive planter
only con-ider myself an ordinary farmer
am certainly no, planter, for the sweat OF
unpaid labor has never moistened my fields
and. while I should be- unwilling to nc.
knowledge any man master, would scorn
TO call any man slave. One mouth ago
supposed owned 500 acres Of Virginia soil.
hu, perhap, the respectable gentlemen who
have driven me fiorn the Safe have conf--
ca,ed my property by new code establish
ed very recently. NV wife, who reached
ne on Saturday evening, informs me thai
when she appealed 10 tho respectable gen.
llcmen, who demanded either my blood or
baui,hmen, from the State, TO know what
law OF Virginia had violated. they replied
to her tina, they did not know that hal
violated any law, but that had oroken the
rules Of Virginia. Now, as mn not ac-
quain,ed with these rules OF Virginia."
think it very possible that they may apply
/ L. propc ty as we'll as personal freedom. l.
srems 10 me that ccnf.ca'ion is just as suila-
be "ruls" as exile to apply to freedom OF
opinion. Oae OF the old rules Of Virginia.
as had supposed, was free speech, and IL
! the language of Jefferson, | had thought that
even "error OF opinion might DO safely ,o!c'
rated where reason is left to combat it,
Ga my return from the Philadelphia Con-
Scnlion, | received al thii place letters from
my friends, assuring me tina, could not -
home without meeting personal violence
Ia this difficulty, General Spinner. OF your
Stale, kindly offered his assistance, and Of.
t.r an absence Of Two days, returned on Sal
urday ev"ning with my vile and part oil
my family TO This place.
Nv poor wife was almos, broken dcw'
with loss OF sleep aud excitement. having
been haunted for two weeks wi h visions oil
murder AMI assassination. She is now
however much improved by the rest Of o.
quie, Sabbath, and by the g,Rerous sympa-
thy which has seemed to breathe like a new
atmosphere around her.
We intend to leave this city in Sday OF
two, seeking temporary refuge N some OF
he quiet hills oil the free North.
Yours truly, ]. C UNDERWOOD.
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Cour e Probate held al s. berwick within aud Tor
the Cuuniy of Yoik, on the first Monday IN July,
IN the ear at our Lprd eighteen hundred and MI,
six, By the Honorable Joseph r. Nye, Judge Of said
Cnuft: - ...
IN lie petition Of SAMUEL W. WENTWORTH,
" and LUCINDA J. WENTWORTH" ~ Lebanon,
~ said county representing that they are seiied IN lee
- heirs, VITA uthers, In the real estate wherein
Ephraim :. J"nes late OF Lebanon, IN said county,
tied Sc z'd aud po-sessed, and praying ihat war
antlbe granted 10 suiinb persons, authorizing item
m IKE Partition IL said real estate, aud set gu To
zach heir his ptnporiion ~ the same.
uEpERup, that the petitioner give notice To The
heirs f said deceased, aud 10 all persons Interest
e nv causing copy IL this order To be published In
the Union aud Eastern J"nrnal, printed In BiddefMh
~ said eouniy, for three weeks sueeessively TIA
they may appear ut n Piobiie Couit Ia he held III
s. Berwick, in said County, on the first Monday IN
August next nj ten Of the clock nihe 6ren"on an'i
,hew cause, any they have, why the prnyer ofsdd
petition should not be granted.
% Attest, JosHuA llErRicE, Register.
A tue copy, Atiesi, Io,Hu. iIRRicK, Register.
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Al Count Of Probate held ut South Berwick, within
aud fur the County OF York, on the first Mondiy ~
July, in The year of our l.nri eighteen hundred ana
6uy-six, by the Honorable Joseph L. Ne, Judge
ufsaidCouu;
IN n the petition Of Samuel W. Wentworth aud Lu.
" cinda J. Wentworth, heirs nj law, and iniefesh u
IN the estate ~ Ephraim s. Jones, late OF Lebanon
IN said c.iniy, deceased, praying that ndniinlstra.
iiOn Of the estate Of said deceased may be granted
:, him or to some other suitable person;
OLDERED, That the petitioner cite the widow ana
asxt Of Kin To- take administration, aud give notice
,here TO the heirs Of said deceaed and to all persons
interested IN said estat-by causing copy Of this "
Ter 10 be pubi.hed three weeks successfully, IN th
Union aud Eastern Journal, printed ut biddef ri,
~ said county, that they MY appear ut Pr"ba'e
Loun To he held at North Berwick, IN said county,
the Tt Monday Oi August next, nj ten Of The clock
IN the iorenon, and shew cause, " any they have,
why the pyerof said petition should notbe rr'nied'
% Attest, JosHuA IIERR cE, Register.
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA ilrRRicK, Register.
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for the County Of York, on the first Monday In July,
In the year Of our Lnd eighteen bundled and nfy-sx
by the Honorable Joseph Nye, Judge Of said Courti
uTlLLIA I. wIlirEllOUsE, Guardian Of Joseph
w W Whitehouse, Mira a. VII tehouse, Eisha
whitehouse aud James q. Whehou.e minors and chill.
lren OF Elisha whitehuse, late Of Berwick. In said
county, deceased having presented bis second account Of
uRpERlp, That the sail Gu ,rlian give notice 10
all persons interested by causing copy OF this order ia
he published three weeks successfully In the Union and
eastern Journal printed In Biddefrd In said County,
that thy may appear at Probate tourt TO DE he'll AT
North berwick la said County, on the first Monday Of
,ugu next Of the clock in the forenoon and shew
cause IL any they have why the should not be al.
lowed.
- Attest, JOSHUA llERRlcK, Keglster'
A true copy, Attest, JosnrA llKRRicv, Register.
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Further in regard to Mr.. Underwood.

We have just received the following pri'
va,e note from Mr.. Underwood, the delegate
from the Sraio Of virginia TO the Philadel-
phia Convention, whose prosecutions on that
account by his neishhors in Clarke County
have been publishediu tho Pos, 1t will
DO observed that he has not been able 10 re.
visit his home, aud is now prescribed. We
publish the letter upon our own responsible
iy, as /: contains unhing which can posi-
bly, prejudice its author or the cause OF truth
and jssIics.
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House Lots for Sale.

1--WE m.. Io.s, pleasantly sIsulisd on The Heights
II bs Nie. $500.
bddeiOrd. May =, 1859. VA
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Torpor of the Liver & powels.

Reader! You are sppeaiedto earnestly Don't
say .'ii only could lelleve this TO be true!
nave some ofthe Above complaints, end would
take the m~dlcins al once IL ! could only have
eOniidenre" TITS TRUE; u 10 an honest truth.
n ever there was one spoken. Come Then, u your
mind Is Irritable, disseminated, and gloomy. " yoa
have severe Coiic Pains amer ealing your f,.od,
= ifyour body higgins 10 waste, or your strength
10 IsiI u.-if your couniensnce assumes h.s.
gard aud sallow aspect, -ifyou have q difiicufiy
in living on your ei -ide,-ff your skin l. dry and
.hri,elled, Ia you have an appetite weak snd
variable, and perhaps entirely destroyed if youf
whole system W lsngtid, especially during tho
process Of digestion, you have constant On.
essy feeling IL tho stomach, why, you have only
a iii Of INDlGES ZION. and these great Bi,iers
are made TO curv Indigestion. sud they will do u,
ioo,-snd I'll It's attendant Ills and while At first
IL rrnt.y stimulates the Stomach, cleansing and
removing there iroubirso'ne agents
1T ACTS UPoy THE SKIN,
Removing xoRslp or INITIATED HuxoRs. besuil.
wing the face, kindling Lille sud energy in your
..utire frame then, Reader, viii the world No
longer tool .tark and ek'omy: no longer VIII your
,Irsrrsi hopes 10 bsnl.lled aud thrust aside, but
with
HALTH AND STR MOTH
You will 10 forth INTO the world, 10 ssy with thou.
lands oI o,her,, q. A. RicHARps' Ascot Bit.
rxRs have done woad,p ivr me. The Label Is
Copyrighted und each bottle. for the pfoicciioo
sfihe con,unrr and pvprieior, bcsrs the pornf
ofDoc,m Wan. Abbott. together with the s'yua'
q. A. RICHARD, Proprietor.
iyis 80 STATE STREET, BOSTON
d. L. Mitchell, Agent, Saco.
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Al Court Of Probate held at s. Berwick: wi'hin
and for the County OF York, on the iirsl Monday
in July, in the car Of our Lord eighteen nun y,
dred aud iiiiy.six, by the Honorable Joseph l.
Ny-, Judge Of said Court re-.
IN the petition oi Oliver Billings, creditor OF
" the estate Of Mary Thompson, late OF North
Scrw,ck, in said county, deceased, .pm! ing lhal
administration Of the estate OF said deceased may
be granted To him.
OapgRgp, That the petitioner cite the widow
aud next ui KIN 10 take administration and give
nU,icc ,hereofio the heirs Of said deceased ald
Ia all persons Interested, by causing copy Of
this order to be published three weeks success,
,y.Iy IN the Union and Eastern Journal, printed
At BidJeforl, IN said county, that they may ,ap'
pear al II Probate Couh To be held nj North Der
wick in sald couhiy, on the irsl Monday Of August
uexi, at leu OF the clock IN tue forenoon, aud
,hew cause, il any they have, why the payer
.,i said petition should not be granted
20 ATTEST JOSHUA liERRlcK, Register.
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA HEREick, Register.
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Piano Porte Instruction.

AFR c. n. GRANGER will resume his lessons
MI upn the Piano Fore Those who wish tot
hi-lsevlces Will please upply at his house on
Summer street
Any one wishing TO purchase fine EoIar A.
tach,ueni ai nuch reduced price, will do wall to
call aud see one now for sale III The same place.
Piano Fories tuned stshori notice.
June 2lst. lSl5. f-25
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PORTRAIT PAINTING !!

,fR. CHARLES II. GRANGER, respectfully informs
the Inhabitants Of Diidef ri and Saco that he will
be happy 10 lint portraits nom the iife or TO make en-
large portraits from Daguerreoypes Tor those who may
iavor him with their patronage.
Room, at his house on Summer ST., saco.
Jan. 10Th 1856. w
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CtARxn'eouaa srauf ~ =. :. z 2 xrrcux11,.
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Ulcerating Tuners, Seald Head,
Diseased Eyes,

DISEASED SKIN, hot, dry, rough and eruptive,
OF cold pale, pasty 90 ciammy and Sweating.
DROPsICAL EFFU.IONs, occasionlns dim.
Guilty Of breathing, Bloating, extreme langour and
frequent fatigue.
the Bones, spinal Affections whitcl
SwciilnssS
Deranged condition ofthe Digestive 0,gans, occas
ioping toss of or aud irregular appetite
severe and proraeted Costyeness OF Chronic DiArhes
Diseased Luags. which had involved the saf
ftrvrs In Asthma, or hard Coughs IismouhAss Ems
ciatiou and other syu1ptUms Of
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Al Court Of Probate held At South Berwick, with.
in aud for The County Of York, on the fr-, Mon.
day Ia July, Ia the year Of our Lorl ely hieen
hundred aud il,y-sx BY the Honorable Joseph
q Nys. Judge at said Court
pErSEY WALKER, named Exrcuirix in q
ID certain instrument, purpbriing Ia be the last
will aud iesialnen, VI Nathaniel Walker, late Of
south Berwick, IN said county. yeOnan, deceased,
iaving presented the same ior probate.
ORpgRED, That tho said execuiiix give no.
tive 10 all persons Interested bv caisihg n copy ol
his order 10 be published three weeks successive.
" IN The Uaioa aud Eastern journal. printed at
Biddet'd, Ia said county, that they may appear
alta Probate Court To hc held NJ ~ Berwick, M
aid county, on the trt Monday VI August next, al
ten oi The clock IN the forenoon, and shew cause.
Il say they hate, why the said insirimen
should no, be proved, approved, aud allowed as
The hast will aud testament " The said Deceased.
allowed.
70 Attest. JOSHUA HERsck, Register.
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Al Court OF Probate held at South Berwick,
within and for the County Of York, on the mi
Monday Of July IN The year " our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred AMI Gny..ix, ny me
Hvuordble Joseph I Nyc Judge Of sa,d Cour:
GILMAN STACY, Guardian ol Reuben H..
VI Kicker, minor and child Of Joseph Kicker,
i'ie Oi B,rwlck, IN laid county deceased, having
Te>en,d his 6r.i account Of guardianship Of his
aid ward Tor allowance
ORDERED, That the said Guardian give notice
10 AL persons inten sied by causing copy OF this
prlrr to be published three weeks successiyely ~
he Unon aud Eastern Journal, printed at Bidde
ord, al said c''i,1iy that they msy appear al
Pr'baie Court Ia bc held az N nth Berwick, 10
.aId county on the nrst Monday Of August next, at
IN uf he CLOCK In the forenoon and shew cause,
1t any they have, why the same should no, be al.
owed.
20 Attest. JOSHUA HERRicK, Register.
A true copy, ATTEST, JOSHUA HERRicK, Register.
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NHErALlC BUhkiAL Uses Mahogsny
m WaInut and pns cofhns,. or ssle ~
- ABRAL.tN P0h sSKOL'S
Shop, Co.'s Street Saeo.. Ne.
Ian. =. 1854. - 49,
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rIURsEshOfNG Particular s,,ep,ion given
II to Hofse sboeins. BY in. ANTH0lN.
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DRESSED HAY q The VIZ bet susIsy, Tor
y sele 81 Santh's CStnes. nv q. ~
- SAMUEL eTtxP30N: ~
EdAsfsca, My 1. isse. saiss
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nR. MOORE has removed his smes te Tushury
~ 4 IIiii's BuiIdlng. Esst end ef yaetc'y island
Bridge. Anssdsf, srsmpsIy snswprsd. -
S>ss. IsssSrt ca. 1854. VI
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Tennessee Election.

The returns from this State come in slow
ly. We shall continue to present our read
ders with an accurate list Of the losses and
gains in each county until all tie State
shall have been heard from. The majority
for the Democratic ticket viii not be less
than six or seven thousand
When the "noise and confusion" incident
TO the contest shall have subsidized it viii
not be an entirely proftless task to show the
causes of our defeat and to fOreshadow the
duties which the future may demand of US.
Minorities have duties as well as majorities,
and ofteDtimes they are equally important
and responsible, if not more so. Although
we have suffered a rout more complete than
any which Democracy has ever been able
to accomplish since the division Of parties
in 1886, we confidently state that extrane-
Gus issues out of the way the opposition to
Democracy holds a majority in this State o.
several thousand The future will Vindi-
cate the business Of this remark.