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EGAs SALE, ,
E0uR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS,

AMI other Valuable Real Estate.
3puE CLlny,n. described Real Eslair, c,Hnpris.
,ug House Lois, und Ullcr properly 81 silay
kuTird IN the yllldles ui SirO ami lhddr'Ord'
k,1ll lc sOld hy Tie pUlniclOrs, at lni'cs aud on
Terms favorable To p1Icta e..
Tile House Lot, aluui 400 in numhrr, are
n,inripallS situated ~ SarO, bctw, en the Railroad
Oe,rd, ui llnld lurl und S"cU--u p"rihn at ll'erh
ahive the Railrrd, and PARTON bcl'w, IA u
,i,,,stuI and healthy kCltiUu. aud commanding
nae. vIvw NJ bath vii grs. Ihcr are advantage
un.Iy situated iUr the Residence at pur>O itvIlg
u,,,Iur.> ~ either SarU ar Bdjc uid, lring wilhii
six miuIlirS walk at Main street uni Ptpprrll
SuuaTr, SdCU, uuI five mInuits walk ~ TIE Md-
rbiur Shop aud Cotton Mil "l Ihr b,coiia. Pep
urr.I aud Water Power Computations Ul III de-
iurl. A sub,iuniisl b,ldsr, 80 feel lnng aud "
itcI wide, siing un granite perS. sui viii side
walks las lVtI built UrnI>S Tue SacO River, Illus
,tIuurrilug the luls wul III ld, i"ul, AM placing
then within three minutes walk at Snlillls C'r-
nrr. FrHn tbs bndgr u street Is graded Ia Tie
railroad Crossing an Water street, which wlll he
attended, 10 Buxton Road. Olher streets have
ituu ipid uui, extending along lhe margin al ne
yacu River, nad Ia Na'tr street.
The new Rad recently laid Oul by the County
C,aumls>iuners, rNirndiug inin The country irni
ssacu, viii inlrr.rci with 'MhIkri street, which
,;es across the uboyc dcscIibcdbntge 10 Bidic.
md
la-idcs the luls before mentioned, the pfupHir'
tor have dorm or more house iu' lur sale, ~
Springs Island, contiguous Ia ihe badge, aud
within iva mluuirs wax of the workshops aud
mills un said lsand
They will s.ll ulsu in lots of from one In five
acres, 49, NAY Ice wanted, tract oT land ilJniulng
thai which j. reserved lur house luls S,i tract
consists OF IL acrts, anl il situated on tie West
crn side II the Rsilrul, and runs i' the Bux,"n
road. the line sinking Ihal road within II .cw rods
Uf The Sdco Depot
Waranlrc Deeds will be Given Of all lots sold
,r tine prnpririurs. a. II Boyd. Saco; ID L..
SONGS RidiclOri Juscprus Baldwin aud Law
ryurr Barnes, n ,huu, n, II William T. New.
I'll. Manchester ~. H. -
For luther particulars, rs IN prices and condil.
lons, inqulre al d L. SoMES, OF Bidleinnl,
agenl TOT the prophecies. OIL
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81 \ poor Irishman who applied for a
licenco to sell ardent spirits, being question:
cd by the Board of Excis, us to his moral
fitness for the trust, said (" An, sure it is not
much character man needs to sell rum"
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garirtQ.
How Jenny Lind was Trapped a.


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Jenny Land had r'so''ed not 20 sns
Francs" Ia's resDla'i'n "SS - '~"'I.sS.
VI 'ne i'''s'nS u
nave apPauu IN iA = - |
We hna IN inc D''. -
'm' % ''s -s 60, J.
% oAns 's'
eross 'ao ''.a'"'' - -" - ,fe'fS =.
L'naoh "a'' WYNN =" '"O " .', =
PosS 'SslnS aaa'e''y anu 'A HnS' = "' ",'N
rsa'e'u "9 !" '"S 'A'
r'l0" " ~" 'y ".' I-s
some ''s "ou'' " 'AP'nu' I" %ol1 y '
aoss W n'ar ''"ny i.'nu ",'"Ou' '
in'h'' away anu "'."ou 's ' ~
"ouia " W '"'H0 "'' s~ 0 O
RESOLUTION sue 81. mas '0f'nu =, "s'.i
:" r'"no'' ~" "" "
nohor, any"Ou. snou'u 'u'',Va ."
.'n uiaeiA'"S ""' no" 'O"'N '1'''9' "
hoPea'
ine so"ss're'S was 'n''a'eu :" '"' SUM-
OF rooms Pr'parSa iof her, ""en 'a'O'
'.," sPP"'" inVy 'o'''N '"O O
VINO" .'' '"'''u'e''N '"' u0'' =" III
' 'n'' '"'s." "s P''S''
,"en '''v'' '', 'he'r "'AsSoa''' "
.a'a' ''i''y inp',''u' niann'r' a'i'0""'.'
'as'" " P'rsosls eaa's'u "iVi sr"o n'''
oh' ono OF 'ncm SPOKE . tue Sohssu''S'
""o" ~ aaa "''hou' S"uune "'''
saying ma ury, a"ruP. tone' u'e mo
''o PSPo''' "uan'o' Jenny iAi'u' a'-
'ohSneu' out faithful 70 her resolution OF
silence IN France gave uphcr IaSpor'" with
out pronerins a word The gentlemen Rad
ana examined a. with an attention which
aenoSed the pro'oundest diS'rust; then ne
added' with rndeness mixed with irony
On we know you have neglected no
precaution, and that you travel under an
assumed name''
"for whom do you take me, pray ask
ed jenny Lind' Obliged to speak Don't
hoP' 70 a'ce"e U.s. lou win sec 'hat We
aro wei 'hioriheu' An ihtriSuaht Oi the
most dangerous species mas neen staying IN
faris Tor soms time past where she made
numerous duPes' and after having secured a
good deal OF money she Is now attempting
70 reach hnslands :" And doyon suppos''
P''cna"'' iha' you are tha'
"oman' yes MADAM your iace' your per-
son s'n' ~ita the description we have re
ee'ved. Our information Is most exact. -
The sonsstreSs exclaimed, became indignant,
protested that she was Jenny Lind. Her
earnest denials made no impression on the
ironical incredui'ty' The spokesman OF the
party asked Al she had any friend WHO
would DC tue surety Tor her identity, IL she
possessed no means oil proving her risht TO
the name she claimed Jenny Lind knew
NOBODY Then madam, we must take
you temporarily into custody AT these
words the pro'esta'ions oil the great artist
became more animated than ever; she was
interrupted in them by the following prop
osition'
SNOW, Madam, you may very easily
convince US. foa pretend to DO Jenny
Lihd' en- IL you speak Truly you have no
need OF surety nor OF testimony You have
In your own power the striking PROOF OIL
N.NI = sats ~ On
your IDENTITY Nothing Is easier '0r you
then 10 prove that yon are 'ndeea : great
artist possessor OF ineomparaoie talents,
ana an admirable voice l know enough oil
music 10 Judge OF mat ihsn eAh'o' US
yoar PROOF 'ner' was no answer 70 "'O'u
'nS "ppcH'' anu INC sc"'f0S'' P''o'u !" "
',''nHa' ".S'e''eu ""''" way " 'se'Pe I"
auOpN An' Twas sure O' IT, aooeu
Va ApN Wv
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r,cr N, pr,,,ni conmi,.ion,,.

.. Arcrsr H. distributing ~, Time have held tbs
.fee Of umssloDcr 10 fslruts u u. IDLY, Isq.. ~
ll.,n has bssn extci,,ye EssNi IN tie transseiIon
a.,r.. with the Ohes, sO,icst1 lie IL thar.
IN -ly acquainted wilh tie law a the rules &c pree.
tcs II tlc Oal e. regari him q tc cape
~, u,,d sssfll praes0agIs si.h ~bosn have had
,ae,.l t.,.rcoarse. I'll As MASON,
Connisshdsrr Of palents.
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1000 BOTTLES SOLD
In the City Of Lawreacs, at Retail, In months!
SURE AMI sPEEDY CURE! rns ossriSr
Allied Ointment aud Unnor Syrup!!

Allied Ointment nud tlumor syrup!
pnEsH MEDICINE. are a sure and csrtsin remsy f,r all
| kinis of hamsrs. of bosvyer long stanliug, and
whrn us,s accoriing "a dreclions. will effect Ienns-
n-ni cure In n short tue, AMI With less expense than
any o,i.tr remedy. It's scientific compound, erali-
ealing disease improving the health ~iih certain.
~ bsyant prsc-lrnt OF parallel. They rur- Salt
I,hrum, scrIfaia, Eryslseas, White LprOsy, Cancer.
"a. iluors, Hing Warm, scsli lea I. Daris, scAls
cLilhl,ns, PILES BirI,rs Itch, oil Mvrcsriai and fr-
yer STvs. removes purlrs, Lrup,ons, soth ard hll-
~ithuut mark OF scar. IL draws iiumors frum the
Stomach, Lnhgs. Head, and Eys', IMPROVES tle sight
shsn trubil Nth humOrs. AMI at "nes rem''vts The
difficulty. II Is Iyrannsni,d ~ pgrsons II the high
CT r,.r-caLilily, such as Mayer Warren, cea. W 81.
KIn,bth A. ". sitarii, A, T. s,DbHn, = l. Th,mp-
SOW !. H. o. HAYES, ,,tr o. Laurence Courier aud
h..i vf uther. wh. knsw u its efficacy.
Mrs. Jonr-, MeIhueu, was cured OF SAT- Rherm and
scrduia q years standing.
Tinsahy C5,rry. Of D,nsers was eurei Of scrohiia.
Iahai Iinrien ~ NeIIs,ry H. vas cured OF scrJf-
u,a when hope had almost died within him.
Miss Welsh south Dansers, was curel of Scr0ula.
: stafford, 90 L,wrence, tstifcs 20 two cures II
scrfia of very aggravated nature, AMI being himself
cured of hid hurlor.
Lucy Rsiman, Of lawrence, was cured Of King.
Evil IL long continuance.
Mr p,gp.y Of salem was curei OF an oil sore Of &c
samuel welsh South Danyers, was cured Of sore leg
OF years standing.
Charlotte Ryan, Lawrence, was curei OF bad humor
oeca soneSi by vaccination. 800
Mr. Grossly, Lawrence, was cured OF Eryspeias OF IL
y.ars' su,n'h'y. 1880,
Mr. y, nall, lawrence was cured Of an a.gravatlns
case Ofcagg.r.
ghes, Bron-on, Fall River was cured Of humors Of
| years standing, In 8 we Ks.
James W. Hunt. IL Lawrence wa, eured Of Chronic
| llniruly n the elIst. occasloned by humors
l. l. Thompson, u Lawrence was cured Of bad humo'
/ on the ftse.s
Matthias Shore, New Bedford, was cured OF bad hu
/ NOR the fee.
Mrs I. Cation Lawrence, cured Of an unmlsiah
| ali spider cancer.
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Il. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.

"Durns the time occupied the Office Of Commit.
.insr ~ patents, u. H. LDpr, Esq., % Bosun, Lli
u.loe,s At the Iateut Oicr Solicitor for pocurng
a,a,. There ieS II any pvrs1ns acting In that
,a,u.rsy, wd-iai maS, business Lelurr the PaisnI
,aies- and there we're Bon- ~hY r,nlnctrl u with
.s..rr skin. fidelity aBi success. .egdrl Mr.. Elly
!, an, Of The hest informed an mo-t ssilifi Patent ST.
iltrs IN ~ tn'y' su.ir-' a"iht'e 10 he'iiA'"i "a
assuring INVENTOR lat they canned vInldy psrs
49,, sut,elgit AMI trustworthy, niEi capable ~
,,ti,,r their aplayutlons 10 hTm q syvur br ii,em
A, sasly Ai favorable consideration At %. .atst o.
ss. EDMUSn ~ sk..
I.at Euuullsal.ater Al
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DoCToa YOUnsELFi
TIE CKETESCULAPjUS

the POCKET E'rUi.,PlUs. Le, no.ne suffering
fr,,. a hnekaie c"iiEi PAN In the SIDE. Ee.rie-.
NIGHTS, Ne,wu. fselius., aud Tie VIII ie train e
Aysrenile s-nsatpns ani given M by their rhys'e.
AN he sroIhef moment with.ni e'nsf'iin- the a.
m1,ried any imrelient, read ibls Truly usvfal ak
a. N h.s hesn The mrans of saving tiiisanas of un
tortsnaie creatures frm the ysrv Ilw- &c deith
ny .9ny persnn -endinr TWENTI-fiN L CENTS
.nsi,,sed ~ = letter, VIII receive one euiy 81 tbs
work nv ~ ~, az Eve copies VIII he sent e. doll
Iar. .siiress, (pOst plidl nj WA. YOUNG,
L3l 40, i5l spruce 81, Philadelphia.
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ORIGIN OF TuE ALDEN FAMILY. Mrs. Rose
stsndish, Censor, of Capt. Standih, DEPART
ell this life on the Goth Of January, l62l.
This circumstance Is mcntion-i as an intro
dnetion to TIE following aneclotc. which
has b,cn clrcfully handed down. TO US by
tradition. sSnVsS - EASI
In verysh,rt timcafser tho dcccasc OF
Mrs.. S,andish, he captain was Id to think
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A Gnnd Farm For Sale.

TIE Subscriber bring desirus Of ch1ngng his sltua
| t,n "a ~ fiT sale his Farm which be nov lives
At hlrain situated on the porillnl RIAL. two nile.
frm saci vlltgt c1uttnias about iIj acres ~ liant
vi Tel intn now 2, tiaFv, pas airing AM wool land
Il l. yalu,be Pam hr the reason II is ncu g"od
market easy rAnsp sting tnure Tor the n, also tie
sal L.lng easy u I'll aul producing gyi crup. II lie.
.iral the Crop, Sack, AMI f'vning tols all h. soil
with Il. Fa 1T far rate, anl pp sessinn given i'm.
mrlaley, bu II tc Para Is s1l saperaIey, possession
.iytn February next.
for particulars, call on the Subscriber the rem
CHARLES TRrLL
saco, August %, 1855. ifJ5
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Mpssrs. Adams & Horton.

Who having recently io'inc convection IN the MrsicN
BU.INEss, are noW prepared - attend pits insiruetip
IN MI the departments usu,ly taught. The FOCAL DE-
BorimCHt. SHgiHg CiIsS's, private Instruction Ia tn
Elementary RULES, ami D0cdLsiHg will he unlrr ih
dIr ctrntf u. ADAMS ", iqun r,yi mi the insiru
mshtai will w. cInlucttl iy l. u HORTON, who vii
give inslutctiin uplu the PANn, uriTsR, hELnptoS
anL SCRAruSEI ais. Thorough BIse, 10 all who MAY
be- desirius ~ his scryicss.
Tn aprye G-ui,nisn hsve made arrn fements foi
keeping PTdNOS, MELODEONS, GUITARS, no
LiNS, DINJOS, ant utiirr Musical Instruments.
New Il s.c'ni hali f'r sale ~ q ltt, on the most
rra sonaha terms Samples Of which may be seen al
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g An editor who has good paying sub,
scribcrs, has offered up the following pray
or:
May they live in clover the rest of their lives,
Have plrnty Vfcd>h. and capitol wives
Alsr 'hey know ~ fear dol u,i riglt,
b. temp 'r',Ii,e men never get iighi,
We wish ihrn full cellars and barns
My they never neglect their Immortal eoASlrHS '
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uIaraat uTtf
ETWCnOa .Iz6Eps0 ~ slf, p.
80 s,s. AZ yssrsat 49,
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TT ACTS upoN TIE SKIN,
HEALTH AND srRENaTH

HEALTH AND STRENGTH
You will go forth lnio the world, I" say wit thou
sands ul U,htr, e.. A Ri,HArDs' Annorr Dir
rERs have done wond, =, ir me l.ly.ng wllnr''
a., ufc r. dis To testify H. tie saeinrn, al~ye
made Thif,v year aud upwards cd D,cl"r Ah.
l.,u in,rI lurcd this medicine II has lecn eight
years ~ the possession "f Mr Risherls, nriihcrm
whom have advertised IL, leaving ~ Ia It's own
mrr,, To wufk Is uwn way. Now, Ia view 81
us grtsi curative prpcrilrs--lh view oi duty
viii Il every n ewes lo Tie pa IT,. Il Is lring
pnl ,f.r,. the people s u slnuld have i'ccn long
ago, lhruah HE medium ih' T. eSs he IL
lsl !, U,,pyrgIlr,l, aud each bottle fur the pro-
l,,iiun ri The rul,ulnrr, ani ~ pfir'ur, ear The
Portrait Ol DUclOr WIN. Abbott, together with The
ssnaiurr 81
c. RICHARDS, Proprietor.
ly31 50 ANN STREET, BOSTON.
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Tornor Of the Liver G Bowels.

Render! You Gw appraIcdin earnestly DOM
s,y I'll | only could believe Ills 10 lie true! !
have some at the ahuve vaillruis, aud wun'd
take lie medicine ~ mcr II could only payr
confidence" III Is TRUE ism honest truth,
Ifrvrrihere war cue sjUGen. COME ihrni u y"ur
min /, int"hc, di.ruuirn'cd, and gloomy " you
have severe C"ii' Paius dlirr cHiiug your Rod.
- n your bad. lS giuS To waste, nr your strength
Ia oil yuu.-IG yuir n'unlcn"ncr ass'iines II hog
gati mi ,ulow aspect, y0n lnve dllllcully
~ l,ing on your left tide, ynur shln dry ana
>lriyclc'l, III yOn have an appetite weak nnd
variable. aud perhaps rnlirly desirnyed,-il your
wlule system i languid, especially during the
pncess ol digestion, III yuu have constant u''
cay irelng ~ ille .i"mucl.- yo" nave ohy
"A Gi ucINDlGES ZION! and ilIe'c great hlilcrs
,,,. mu,lr ~ mr., indigestion. aud they will dn w.
tun.-,ud IN ~ uIlr.t.hi Ill Hnd whllc 81 lfsl
il gent stimulates tie Stomach, cleansing aud
rnunAi IN iln.s,. InnIlt.umr harnis
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fTbaneSItraf3e gr. IS. SeQ8zBpint.

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que Disienieen, bic eeutf6e @anpwsrter, Arbeusr pterDttnf-
trten ;u -~eefddfti9tn Uaulbeny fpwte aae 6sutf6sm Mr6eitiuGer
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tablbdr an bic bdfdr SeriatrprtttAe1 Erfe Z.
DaS disbursement tpfet fir bas 6Glkt S6tS $f.9b
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IN Dc unterjr8nett ssisf ; srmit fe1nen 5reunttr nnO
fem OeebrtsA putlitum an, faB er ~ eetn fstnM Stpre tn alrc.
"a Oa 8alimersaraBe erpfnet bat une nets ipppbl9teieerin
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urtePbsfsn 6rapatten une aae In eefes ga snldlas genie Nr<,
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hetO'gprt antan', erbisiseu MIR Bite p5rSd0It6fen Spritn G6t.a.
lHe Dtolsluttnt aus unferen stseuen Ws'ubtrat tx Dtutfa.
lamp, Die 8orfe Dfar1laub uterbraGte unS t6enfaas ttut
Senorn8 aAttn 3oftf4cn5raAntpeta. g8tr pstfauftr rtr
sag, @aapnt uno Blaf5t ~ bu btlisfsu prttict uub 6srufen
ms auh&ntrfsnngnG, Utl1t fteer wd5rt aBtintcnats Ut feren
Besd&feu govt.
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MDpcsitus sts8ante 9Difnmuttr bic Standardization
2aat &C., aus ben erfsn 9aneluRsen 9tepsg rtS unO
@ufEes be5pgtn, ltesen- 5lr Muspa4l Ser 8unetn unb
SoeTfnte eurfen ~uterBenst fin, bas eeihnafrpae unb mo.
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MfbFene u. Q d u b N der n -.
Rtt 6t9 s nj zen fr., neben BEN 6annpSerntdrft.
Ssrtauten m @rpBen aae Ssrten BON innpprttrten Brnnttes
Stn! Aras U. f. N. S%pr3usli6er aualit6t ~ BEN biQfaaen
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Terrible Accident
NV YORK, March

NEW YORK, March II.
About half-past 8 o'clock Saturday
night the ferry boat New Jersey, while
crossing the Delaware river from Phila-
delphia to Camden, took fire in the mid.
die of the stream. There being a great
deal of floating ice in the river, much
difficulty was experienced in managing
the vessel, and she was finally run on
the bar opposite Arch street. 1t is fear
ed a large number are drowned. 1t is
impossible to give a list of the killed and
missing. but the following is complied
from documents that have reached US.
1t accounts for 81 passengers; IS escaped,
4 dead and missing-supposed to be lost,
90.
The Captain of the boat and two Mates
say there were from IS to 100 passengers
on board; one passenger says about 60,
another 100 to 1875. The Captains
statement is probably the most correct,
and will make the accident a fearful one
indeed, very many no donbt were killed
by the paddle wheels, having jumped
or been crowded into the water forward
of the wheels, while the boat was in mo-
ton.
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A Traitar Refraved.

Reliable information from Washington
says that when DOUGLAS promised to
Withdraw from the presidential contest,
he cid so simply in order to shield him
self from the storm of Indignation which
the Nebraska Bill had gathered over his
head 1t seems that he promised Pierce
that he would not be a candidate, and, in
order to induce that gentleman to aid in
the passage of the bill, voluntarily agreed
to aid in securing for him the delegates
from the northwestern States in the Dem.
ocratic Conventivn. 1t has transpired,
however, that DoUGLAs has been playing
false, and has secured the northwestern
delegates, and had them instructed for
himself. The President it is said, is
very indignant at this treatment, and all
intercourse between these distinguished
conspirators against the peace of the
country has ceased. If the President
had kept faith with the nation he would
not now have to complain of bad faith to
himself-he would have had something
better to rely or than the promises of a
man who has been 1aithless to everything.
except his " personal interests. a
Lender
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New Hamnshire Electior.

The Democratic papers are attempting
to console themselves at the result, and
put as good a face on the matter as pos
sible, but their rejoicings are rather lu-
~gubrious.
If they can find any thing to rejoice
at in the fact their candidate for Gov
ernor is in the minority. and that they
are in the same fix in both branches of
the Legislature, we have only to say,
they are easily pleased. We hope they
may have plenty more of the ame Kind
of consolation.
God bless New Hsnpshire-fron her granite peaks
Once more the voice Of Stark and LAngdOn speaks,
The long bound T4ssal of the exulting south,
For very shame her self forged chain has broken,
Torn the black seal Of Slavery from her mouth,
And in the clear tones Of her old time spoksnl
Oh, ali undreamea Of. all unhoped for ~chargesl
The tyrants ally proves his sternest foe;
To all his biddings, from her mountains ranges,
New Hampshire thunders an indignant NoP'
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Hnrrihla.

While a train was passing over a rail-
road bridge, in North Carolina, the bridge
broke, precipitating the whole train down
to the bottom of the r~avine, some thirty
feet. The cars took fire Immediately,
and the whole train was consumed, and
four persons burned to death. The ac-
count says:
Every a was also entirely consumed,
Even the woodwork on the locomotive
aud the entire mail and express freight
was so thoroughly destroyed that moth.
ing remains but a pile of ashes, with
here and there a brass lock, to mark the
scene of devastation.
Mr.. VIM. L. Dsughtry, the United
States mail agent, was so nearly con-
sumed that he was only Unidentified by
his watch, which, strange to say, was
wholly u%ninjured and running.
Mr.. w. G. Kilkely, one of Adams &
Co.'S express messengers, was in the
mail car al the time of the accident, and
was so burnt that nothing was found of
him but a few charred bones. The
amount of express matter was unusually
large, some six or seven tons, every por-
ton of which was burnt to ashes.
In the same car we're two boys from
Portsmouth, who were in the habit of
travelling up and down the road selling
books and newspapers to PASSENGERS
One of these, named Cox. was probably
instantly killed. The other, alad named
Cary, was alive when extracted. but
breathed his last Immediately on being
brought to the air. Both were dread
fully burned and bruised.
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Fillmore Repudiated by the Know Moth
ings of Ohio.

The American State Convention which
assembled at Columbus, on Thursday,
the Goth inst, re~pudiaied the Philadel-
phia nominations. "The principles of
the American party" Mr.. Ford said,
"were entirely thrown aside by the Ma
tional Convention, and this convention
was called 10 see if the Americans should
submit to such proceedings" The dele
gates, it must be borne in mind were
chiefly from hat portion of Ohio sup
posed to be most favorable to the princi-
Piles and platform of Fillmore and Dom
elson. This Reputation was not at all
satisfactory TO a very small portion of
the delegates, mostly from Hamilton
county. These, on Thursday night,
prepared a charter, organized a new
convention and endorsed the nomination
of Mr.. Fillmore. About ifty-fve mem
bers were in attendance. F~illmoreism is
dead in Ohio.