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Marriagts.

ia lmR April 10Th, BY Rev. Mr.. Merrill.
Mr Land er +. RidlOu, to Mss Eliza Jane Ha.
I Ia l. imiasiSn. Nov. 22l by Rev. Mr Stevens,
Mr. John Cousins, 10 Miss Harriet A. Sawyer,
rm<~fo, April 10Th, By Joseph W. Leland,
Esq, Mr. Joseph ID. Haryille, OF Webster, Me,
TO Miss DOrcss A. Colder, of Ssco.
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FOR SALE.

HOUSE on lot, situated on Pike st., just below Gross
"A ST. BiddefOrj Sail house contains rooms, all I'm
i.bsI with wool house attached. Also, well within
ten Feet Of the door, having In chain pump. gar
den with strawberries, cunants, &c. rich and well adsp
ted TO raise vegetables.
Also. Saeres Of land on Kennebunk road, known as
the Batchslder field, on which Il a cellar nearly COM
plete with stone on the lot 10 furnish very pleasant
and desirable location said property will be SOLD at
great bargain. Enquire Of the subscriber on Pike 81.
CYRUS PIlILBRICK.
Biidsfori, March 10, 1880. ula
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Corn.

VEhLOW CORN Of Superior quality Is now Selling by
tos subscriber, at seveni y.hye cts. per bushel.
JOHN GILPATRIC.
saeo, April 2lst, 1856 IL
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For Sale or to Let.

A LARGE two story dwelling llolse and 10,
y on Water Street, in Biddelord, hack of the
premises Of Capt Samuel White, and nearly OPP.
posi,e Dudleys Block. Also, for sals, Two or
three House lots in Saco. Apply TO
lJOHNF. SCAMMON
saco, April 25, 1856. 3wI7
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The City Marshal

VIII be in attendance daily, Sundays excep,ed)
ut the CITY Council Rooms, from $40 Q o'clock,
A. NJ, 10 receive Complaints for the violation VI
any law OF City ordinance, in compliance with q
City ordnance, approved March 20, 1855
+. A. HENDERSON,
City Marshal
Blddelord, March %, 1855. 10
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Important to Everybody.

NOR the last three years I have been engaged In
II business known only 10 myself aud, compaIa-
lively, few others, whom have Instructed for the
sum Of $500 e,ch, which has averaged me nj the rate
Of from $1,000 TO 5000 per annum and having
made arrangements To go TO Europe in he month Of
August neat, 10 engage In the same business, am
willing to give full insru eions In tie art 10 any per-
son In the En.ted states CRnadas, who will remit
me the sum Of 81 90. ! am induced, from the sue
cess hive been favored with, aud the many thank
niI Acknowledgements I have received from those
whom have instructed, aud who are making from
S5t SIS per day at IL, tn give every person an op-
poftunty 10 engage In this business which Is easy,
piensant, and very profitable, at small cost. There
I. positivrly no iiUssU6 In the matter. References
of the best class can be given rs regards Its ch,Tac-
tet and can refer TO persons whom have Instruct
ed who viii testify that they making from from
as 10 SIS per day NJ the same. II ~ business IN
which either GESILENES or LADIES can engage, and
with perfect ease make q very handsome ineome.-
several ladies In various pans Of New YORK State.
PENNSYLVANIA aud Maryland, whom have insirlct-
ed, are now making from 81 TO s6psr day ~. II
/, n en- SrrEL BUSINESS, aud but Fkw sHILLISGs are
required to start IT,. Upon receipt Of 81, VIII i'm
mediaiey send TO the applicant a printed iTcular
eonIaining full Instructions In the art, which can be
perfectly understood at once.
Address A. T. Parsons, Ofice No. 33j. BsoApwAr.
INV lokK. IL
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GOODRICH ESTATE
AT AUCTI0N.

Al AUC IOlNs
WILL be sold at Public Auction. the premises Of
w Kings Corner, Blddsf,rd, on Saturday. the srd
day OF May, st O'Clock r. ~, the well kuown Good-
rich Estate called, at the junction OF the Hollis
and Ksnnebunk roads, containing about 1900 square
feet ofland.
This Is one Of the best localities for Public House In
the county, and especially for the accommodation OF
marketmen eamsers, &C., there being no sueh su'a'
bic place In the city.
There q Public House kept on this spot for seve-
raj years. and II Is given In by all that this very spot IL
the SPOT which 10 erect House, In which man can
make money. The lot has been anxiously sought ahT
Cor some years, for the purpose Of erecting Public
House, but II having been owned In shares, dimeaiv
presented itself which Is at last overcome. The share
holders having consented to put II at Public Auction
and thus enable one man To become the owner OF the
premises, and erect. he chooses, Public House, by
doing which he may clear thousand Dollars per AM
mum, at least.
An opportunity Of this kind rarely presents Itself 10
make money, an the enterprisng among US should be
ready to avail themselves oft.
Terms, $50 down, balance remain on mortgage 70
suit purchaser.
There will be sold at the time, the House lot on
the opposite side Of the street. Also, two story store,
nov setting on the Goodrich Estate.
ELIIIU HAYES, and others.
RUFUS SMALL, Auetoneer.
Blddeiord, April q, 1855. IL
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poSroN MARkEr. A,,,Ist

BOSTON MARKET, April 81.
rLoeh-Westcrn common bands, 50 50 TO 90 ,
hncy, 81 IS, extra, s. 70 10 -, Gensses Extra,
- % 10 10 IS.
GNAN.-Southern YsllO~ Corn 10 ceiling at Is eta,
mlNed al "a cts Oats As acc. Rye In lots 81 o5 cts
iIAr.-EAstsrn Is selling ~ 81 psr ton. cash.
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A CHANCE To MAKE MONEY!

CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY!
Profitable and Honorable Employment !
TllE subscriber IL DESTROYS Of having agent In each
i county and town ofthe Union. A capital Of from
TO slO only will be require and anything like Ell
Gent energetic make from three 20 I'VE dollars
per day some % the agents are realizing twice that
sum. Every Information will be given by addressing,
with stamp to pay return letter.
wa. A. KINsLEB,
Box 1878 Philadelphia, r., Post 01ic,'
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To Farmers, Nurserymen and Dealers

DAMS & MORRILL, offer, on better terms
"A than ever. 10000 Apple Trees, Of superior
quality; 10000 Pear, Standard and Dwarf, one
hundred varieties, very fine 5000 Cherry,
900 Plum; 500 Diana Grape Vines 500 Con-
cord G. Vines 900 Isabella Clinton, and many
other sorts 1900 Cuuanis, Of Ten varieties
:, 1000 Houghtons Goosebcries. The Stock Of
ORNAMENTAL TREES.
SHRUBS, CLIMBERS, HEDGE, PLANT ROSES,
&c is full in every department; aud the public
are requested TO give personal examination 10
our stock The present 10, OF Pears, !, is believed,
embraces the finest trees ever offered In the State.
90 Nursery in WEsTBRoox; Post Office ad.
dress PoRTIANp. l6
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Flour, Pork e. Lard.
4 nm Barrels Baltimore Flour,
w 100" Ohio Extra
loo" Genesee
20" Double Extra.
so" Mess Pork,
%" Leaf Lard,
Just received, and for sale by
saco, April q, 1856. i;
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Gold Pencil Lost.

r osr on SATURDAY, April II, between Ioopsr's Black,
Ia ana Mr. nIltons store. In Central bicek, Geld
p...iI Gee slth goid dollar attached. Ths nnd-
- III h. suitably rewarded By leaving tbs same Al the
TpIoo ADJ Joarnal Counting Reom. 3uf!
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Civ RanE.

A MEETING OF the Stockholders of the City
"A Bank, Biddeiord. IN BE- held at the Alder
men, Room in so'ne.' Biock, on Saturday. the 81
day Of May next, al s p. NJ Zoe the choee of ID
recioIs Of said Bank. Per Onler,
q JAMES ANDREWS, Ci~i.
Biddsiord, April IS, 1856. sft' 10
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ORNAMENTAL TREES.
Fire Insurance..

ID ENG Agen, Of several Of the best Fire lhsur.
ID ance Companies in The Country, a share Of
patronage is solicited. DoMlNICUS JORDAN,
Saco, Apr 4lh, 1856 loft
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Notice,

III The experimenting school committee will meet at
the council rooms, on Wednesday, April 20, at O'Clock
z. NJ. and on the two following Wednesdays, at the
same time and place for examination Of teachers.
VIM. 4. MERRILL,
IL Clerk Of Com.
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sINorn,s SEWING MACHINES

An per,on. Who desire 10 obtain full and reliable inor-
nation respecting SINGERS SEWING MACHINE
their price, capabilities, advantages sres improve
ment, method Of working, means q procuring men,
and ali other partculars-ean do % By applying al eur
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Peruvian Guano.

DERuvIAS 0uASo, q .As esss Oa,,l,y, isS s.is By
i the too s,nxie bag, by. !ohN uoWAS.
saeo, Apsii "a, lssS. ..'sl q WI
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Torpor of thelLiyer & Bowels.

1T ACTS UPON THE SKIN,
Removing MORBID or INFLATED HUMcRs, beauii.
Tying the face, kindling life aud energy in your
entire frame, then, Reader, will the world no
longer look dark and gloomy; no longer will your
dearest hopes be banIshed and thrust aside, bu,
with
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HELP oNE ANOTHER. Sir Walter Scott
wrote "The race ofmankind would perish
did we cease to help each other. From that
time that the mother binds the child's head
till the moment that some kind assistance
wipes the death damp from the brow of the
dying, We cannot exist without mutual help.
All, therefore, that need aid, have right
TO ask it Of their fellow mortals; and no
one who has it in his power to grant, can
refuse without mourning guilt"
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E.fTEST.VEUeS
baltimore, Au-. !:

Baltimore, Aug. Is.
The Cha lesion Board Of Health report
another dea from yellow fever, and the
% is,enre If three cases N the hospital, and
three IN the city at large.
CONGRESSIONAL.
Washington, Aug. 10
SENATE A message wss ffee''ea from
the Pr. silent in answer to me resolution
for information relative 10 the Protocol Of
tho Peace Congress on p,ivat"eiing.
HpusE-The House pass III" bill ex-
tending the patent of Adams Piihtiis Press
by a majority Of 80 yo,es.
The Senat.'s amendment 10 The Le.is'a-
tive Executive and Judicial appropriation
bill was then takeL mp.
(avfSe II rr.-Ihe Black "hepub-
Gcanr \ Y. Herald, III one Of ITS sober
moments, few days ago exclaimed:
What chance Of an election Is there for
Fremont. with Fillmore in the held. sub
3 ,rac,ir,p hrs Thousand from The ranks Which
10 b. victorious, must he conn act and u,'
h. Oxen. None whatever.
Certainly not: and whether fillmor'
remains IN the tieLl OF not, the re>ul
/ viii be the same. buchanan viii SWEEP
the board.
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The ..Limi,.d .danar.hy. speak

W. shantI he sorry - see Mr. Buchanan
elsc,ed, rca,se he is u, favor OF rFe-ert''g
~ rbb9xious inst .n'ioF,s as tlcy nos * s.
a. ~. rsfry OF tie ca'es. Ine-" i. 10
saie yfor l. tyopear H. ahlrch'ca IheGevefn-
tner'-. II 10 riogre-siv: stlIl' II Dsh"c-
racy cf II. Tilted States is ai'o .ve 70 nc
ts-c-. Mt fjcmon'. aEi THF yfRiI bf"'v
ToTHE SEPARATION - TIE SrtILsI>hF
TLcTED.-I London Chronicle.
REMAINS We mode,,ly call i'.e
attention OF our Leirhbor Of tie ga
zctte to tie foregoing British seat:lner.
in one OF its English allies and Fro
MOI, advocates, the Caronic!c
1t must be a grateful reciprocity Of
feeling now existing between tie Eng
lish press and the American Black RI
publican presses,a'.d while those on the
other side the Ocean 60 in for TIC eiee-
ton of Fremont, those on this side G"
in for ''l;ni,cl monarchy" in prefer
ance to or existing government with
It's slave olgarohv," as they express it.
The conductors OF the British Press
are shrewd observers. and allie writers,
and knowing that "therc is 10 safety
forEar"rean monarchical governments,
fthc progressive spirit Of the Democ-
racv Of the United States is allowed to
succeed" and seeing that the Black
Republican party desire speedy dis
solution of the Union ard "limited
monarchy" they cooperate with that
party here, in the election Of fremont.
as sure guarantee that his election
would be the first blow 10 the scper-
alton Of the States.
We do not know but that a maioli-
tv of the American freemen are struck
with political blindness, and vii. rush
madly into the vortex Of national ruin
for the purpose Of securing the ''bless
ings' Of limited monarchy, but We do
not yet believe that the Lessons Of Dun
kcr Hill, Yorktown, Saratoga, all
Monmouth have entirely faded from
their minds.
The sucAcss Of Louis Napoleon 81
destroying the French Ecruhlic, may
have cmboldcned W. II. Seward to
undertake the like experiment. in III"
United States. The nomination OF a
reckless advcnturer as their candidate
for President, with the open avowal Of
letting the Union sliie," ought to be
timely warning to our people to pre-
vent the INDUSTRIOUS crime from being
committed. A correspondent of the
N. Y. Daily News in noticing the fore
going remarks Of the Chronicle says:
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ne s.:y tent SANDER !
$1,000 Rewards!

VII be pail immediately by the under
e;,u,.d Democratic County Committee a
B.diord Cuiiy 10 any person or persons
Who will 81 ow, BY CLEAR and tsiisfaciory
rroof sucI as would be r. osived vi a Court
Of l,..iice. that JAMES BUcH.NsS, IA any
spe Ell, i-i,rcr, p',bIic or private papn,
written or printed document or social con-
yrsaio9, ever advocated % favored '"e
doct,,ns that the standard OF Arneficah
wages of l,tor saoula be liked at ten CENTS
per day.
Ills ci.sr-p has been often and reckifss'y
male b, III. rnemles .? the Demoera'i' par :
~. Il hos been a. often m'i aud ahswcie"
ku. nv,'het grimsnt nor se'f-Fesp"et nave
been snsiie..,' 10 stop he mouth oi WIS
Islander.
m. ah,rr. : M. VIII an III rrar" from
. ,,,,c por,i,n OF our opponents who are
s'vasgl,uc 10 free more than 'tt''e "'' ''.'s
Of ncysoes and scatter them ainohe rs W
eomu,,r with the WORKING and I"o".''s
poorl.,. on OF the couuiry. ! y I'D de - a'
,,Po ,,na,e time for our sdversar!ts. f'F-
-, ,o,.on knows that the Wages ~ MOL
,.ey., commanded hiLhr Pr nor
.,,s,,c, ,.I snrer reward tnan NJ tht' nm
aud every person naws Mat n fe-'' ma
hesn h,o1 III about ty tie doc,rne' a.
roIry # tie Denocrniir parry unstr w
Ia r It,.es Bich man aud the other gIea
...,r.t..n " have, for years, as''s''d A.
cu,a.r, ,aa IN p If STATE
We ffus. ;..s' our 4tytrslrie- VII IN me
t;a,ciy claim III. Ie~ari, Or exli'b't s'"h
regatu foI truth ~ -" fi'ure, as W. Pe
W.T. I've r.1c'.,on cf this Infamous ih
unfvdn..d Ii re.
JOHN CESSNA,
WMP SChFL,
JOS W TALE,
WI VI II ALI.
a GEO v SPANG,
EEEGl IL,
sAM'l. STATLEa,
Comfy Committee
Be.'o j, r y"''c c., Pa, In!y - lo''
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We have in this evidence OF English
synrarhy with sectional 'Republican-
ism'' one OF the thousand ecu ocs Of the
Fremont press in America.
u is truly astonishing that Americans
can be drawn into snare prepared Tor
them by English Tory and Abolition
propaeandists. The sectional faction
hesded By Fremont, under the mack OF
recubliennism to conceal its real char
sc,er from the American people, 10 VIZ
tunlly acknowledged in England as To-
yvi.m, In other words, II is viniiea-
ton Of the monarchical principle IN Eu
rome b, American traitors. To llidWrate
further /, is in fac, a sectional war, IN
tho cuise OF philanthropy. prosecuted
from no admitted antagohism to a heal
,hy proeress Of the Republic. Enlighi-
enc patriots GntIoipafe the caiami'ies
il may bring on man IN the very dawn
IN, Of his freedom with that unutterasls
horror known only to themselves. To
hem it appears nothing el-e than mixed
treason and political insanity.
The late John Calhoun warned
Americans tin second struggle await
o., them, against allied Europe in arms
lie f,resaw this Calamity 10 the irnit o'
the eally seeds sown Nv the Abolition
enemies Of the Republic; espe'
cially in the separation of the christian
,ties Of the Eorih and South. The ap
proachiny crisis, which. II successful
wifi drive the South from the Union, an
sprca3 anarchy and civil war throug'
the Northern States. will be perhap. 10
forerunner Of the prophecy OF that grea
man and patriot.
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glGMsOcruitc .SDslsinNfaOns'
Pre~idcu;ial Electors.
r falkland JAMES GRANT. .spafoi7
a lISCu In DID 4. II. IALAEk. ~ y"
a.I. kse,nomt's Record.

Never was a parts il such GUAM
dar, as tho Black Republican party
,-e, 10 manufacture qaaliti 'ati"ns for
Fremont which viii make him accept
ALE to that portion oi the patty VINO
REQUIRE some evidence OF .,tstes,nanshp
IN the man who is to guide the destl
MES Of This vas, Eepublc.
Political history. he has nonecx, cep'
tyo vote. which he gave III the | ,.
senate against Stewards resolution,
aboliahiug slavery IN the District o
Columbia. Thus finding What little
rol,ical history he has, So aianetr.cal
y opposed to the Platform and c9eed
iii, party, th"y liaye sworn ina lafs
body ofntn a. special 'toistallcs, aild
.,n,vl them With TIA, cling outfits. t"
scare h after some straw facts II pirate
circles. which VIII tend to convinec
TIE abalitioni-ts that a. s,iIh time on
a Steamboat. in private coaversati"n
viii, so-and So. Fremont SAID that .la'
cry was an e,il. These paid retHnere
# the distracted! Frelnonteis, TAX,
rood Gale 10 invent the plot IN Nueh
Vay that detection Of it, Countertei'
sharacter viii not ,ralspirc, and thu
The abolition leaders are picking W
and publishing crumbs OF comfort ioI
The doubling and iaint hearted.
Al Fremont's private act, are o
such a questionable character, com
poundei of so little real honesty an'
lar dcal.ns.'hat as they come to HIGHT
the great body Of his party begin t
, -nutf the AR aud confess that the.
have caught a Tartar. His corruI
and speculations at the expense OF tn
Cn;.ci states Treasury was expose
by Gen. T, o,e, Of Mississippi, while fr'
il mont VA, N the t. 5. Senate and Fr'
" .1o.; catiei loote ont aud ''p't"h'
n to him il the most approved MAJ
nvf of"flne fighting.
e I.c ,g,.,a i too garing, that ir'
mont i. a man ct III. most Wild ;ut
reckless altcced"!s; an adventure
1 and speculation, VIII. not one smgl
u qrnlfic alton emitting him to aspire
= the hi-h position Of President OF tn
J great Nation. He is both young an
without political experience. and wha
induced convention OF Northern Far
a.ics to sclec, him as a candidate
: .nEcrrAh.e from the designs Of that Col
: vert:on's party against the Union
. he States nithe rights o. the South
q leier!ns tia; il Fremont they lad
5c,u.e too, Tia. could be used in Ii
\ most t.easor.b.e proceedings whic
< ,heu lief traitors r.iYclt ado,..
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Unwilling House. n. vees on Second sud Third
~ So, sa tine ~s.ssuA ~ the ~
Ten vaaalao tui,i,'r Lola i~ ssssIevan,ssddi,tns
near }. NJ. D. Burrows' r..idcnc., tvs sale on very
ressonabi, terms. fff.s y
Two Lots the B,uH, hes.i.os Gas,ss stse~t,-nrs
uiso'nuuccd River sieS-fon sSls Sssy cheap. W.T.
Several valuable Lots Tor bushes. houses asd dwell
Tor sale very is1.
Ten valnah.s bnlIdng Lot. on sccosd and Third
streets, for sale credit % I'VE years given an So,S
y. the purcLas. mo iry.
hptin .r'en'> Atlsicn, dwelling house on tbs
pr mrs. mr. >aie cheap -
W'ei ban Loi !, IN sbrs !; house. will, and TIM
tprovc pitI,iS.
20 feet front NV '''nrci ep,o, Main street, oI.pss
the LfCairc House Tor sale
Conner 1T on Nam and Ffort ssccis s"r sale cheap.
W"s' lot y. h"sk "" opposite n. C"~A's r-ss-
irnct' for sale ID az, 81 hing tu,e
Weat Ltt9. blvck 81. l4CIaire' q 7th aidiilop
huus" with ! rooms, AND good stable
LhstMie IN Nhcirlls s'ssic'y Sns Dyel'ns
h"n'' 81 = IN lot I for SAFE cheap
- w y SC ~, ~ ~, T east, 10 scr~s for -ae-
o acre io IN ii"ini~~ n bisseii ~ NnNs(Ps a,ttDn
Sw ani~ rs. y. sc y. ~ -, r Ysxfs rsse.
Nes s's -. IT, ". roe Cint county, Eassl"
b~r's iassi s~s3s W -, 3east, M,ir iruni Nav
cnp,rt ..s5g
''s'rc, !" s"ea7 'r7s, Sc; ell under os,,iva
mdr frsm civ frr sale sl an 4.Fe
" IS mr iaR AZ 100 sc,cs miles from,
Da>.np,t. ~ safe
Sc tefswsis swa ofNR1s21. ana.
"f ; - - u 10 W Ihnisa County ad-
N.erNwsssir n Il " one n,,e from III.
city of Nus eatinr for sale
~ acres Land IS umL,i onliyaib ep frncsi. stn,y
h"n>r good water 100 frnh tres ~ prcul.scs. t~irg
~" . ofs " ) 1aT - Il ~, } miles from, Davc.-
port for s4,e i4 ri
~ a~rrs Will dwegiss ho.l,s AMI a tshle AMI otIsr
impiov' In'nts adoniDs the city of HasentuTt, for
fai"
,ofNw y Siorso3E, 50 acre, sor safe
Forty acres No psaIrie land, near Walcntt, for
sale very iow--price t5s0. ,
Thirty acres 81 Lind In West Davenport, NJ sal.
cheap In OF VI from four to eight acres, nne view os
River and Twin Cities.
Al" several Other valuable tracts Of Rbal Estate u
, the city and country, for sale by
y ALLEN 4 DOOLAN,
""tl2 dit No. Orr's Dailding.
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4 great International Fair is in con-
temptation in Buffalo, n. T., early in
September. ut is proposed" says the
Buffalo Republic, ''to offer prizes to the
amount Of between Sl5, 1000 and 500
900, for which all the citizens of the
United States and Canadas will be al
lowed to comnete, in al the varied and
extensive Departments OF agriculture
and Med ,,ieg' r. '-.--r.-.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-15

- TIE Washington Union states
that Senator Eayard, Of Delaware, nd
dressed large and enthusiastic meet
ing at Dover, in his State. on the 9th
ult, and that in the course OF his speech
he announced that his colleague in the
Senate, Hon J N CLAYTON. would, under
10 circumstances support either Ere
mont or Fillmore for the Presidency.
The Jhioa states that tbs announce
ment was made with the entire aprro-
val of Mr. CLAYTON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-15
an y

On of the abolition know nothing
republican writers from Lawrence, Kan
sa., to the New York Times, says TO
the editors
Jon must keep up tbs honsaS er-
citemcnt. II is thc ONLY element IF s"c-
cess for the repubiicoa rory N the
coming presidential elect'o".
Among the speakers Of the recent
Fremont dcmonstrat on at Dayton.
Ohio, were the Hon Mr.. Burlingamc,
Of Massachusetts,, and Mrs. Brown, ct
Kansas, the wife Of the editor OF the
Herald of Freedom.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-15

:. co.o-1 lrsGas ~ameti Sarah Long
dice i -g.o--a on lie 10Th ult.. aged
l2o years sac was born in Nsw Ter.
sey. and hal resided in Canada for the
last 90 wears.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-15

WooLLl atL utte - VI az. look
.nr no. = menf with lis lar aark
face, exclaimed, wooiiy horse, wool-
ly head, and a woolly face. Why he's
wooliy all over by iings, and a little
touched with the tavny.