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BANKS Is ELECTED 7

The Three, Weekly-Journal of the
9th inst. says, it is Great and Glorions
Triumph OF Nationality ever Sectional
ism, Liberty over Dcspotism, Reason
over Fanaticism. Democracy over Aris.
tocraey. Right over Wrong. Order over
Anarchy, and the Constitution and the
Union over the deadly enemies of both.
The plurality rule was adopted by the
House by vote IF lls against lo4.-
1t was the 1888 ballot that Mr.. Banks
was elected, and the ninth week of the
balletinss. Upon the announc ,mcnt OF
the vote. Banks lo3. Aiken 100. Fnl-
Ter 6, Campbell 4 and Wells |, deafen-
Shouts of applause followed from the
Republican side and other qeartcrs OF
he House.
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Important Book Notes

The Falsehoods of the Deputy Collect.
or of Frcnchman' Bay edited by w, II
CLANCY, Bangor Democrat Office. Vol
Tolio-Proof reader. Editor of the Dem.
ocIat.
We have received the above wark. and
examined it with some care. 1t IS wor-
thy Of note on account of the parties con-
ccrned. and from the fact that the omis.
sionsare much more import. Mt to the pub
lie than any thing found in the published
work. We hva, but few moments this
morning t. devote to supplying of def
cicncies. We take up the American OF
August 10th, 1855. edited by W. II.
CLANCY, and select the following items of
omissions.
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Our lsrnk c nhLF


The Scaip,l January b, Ed~ad II.
Dixon; Deun Il Davenport, New
York.
Tin, is an or,git,al Q,.nry exposition
OF the laws OF health and the abuses oi
med,c,ne and domestic lite Il is 90, tip
in good style independent IN though, n II
faithful IN .Slo>rhs evils. We hike 1t for
It's originality.
T. B. Peterson Il c.. FiiidtIrhm
have new book III press to b. ready ter
sale March -th 1850, called ''lNplA or
the Pearl ol Pearl River bv Mrs L. d
f. n Suuihwurih and /. said t" be- II
work ii unusual merit. The May ad-
mrler, Of this Lady, writings. VIII be
pleased 10 learn this. The work VIII be
bound IN cloth one vol duodc,clmo iur
!. % or ,ro volumes, paper cover, Tor
one dollar. Copies OF either edrion sent
10 any part OF U. 5. on receipt ufprice.
llarrers Story Bnoks.-No. ID ior feb.
reed \ sen+s ii Narratives, Dialogues,
Biographies and ! ales i,f The instruction.
and entertainment Of youth, a capital
work winch all young people ought Ia
pusch,se and tell. Foi al w Au5, :,
Hain.
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From the Advertiser.
IT, The Eaitor # the Adrett s,r:

IT, The Eaitor i the Adrett So:
Sir Il observe in the Advertiser OF
the 2Sth the following:
The Belfast Journal says; The opln'
ion of Mr. Davis, (s,id to DO drawn u by
the elder Fessculeu) was gwen Oh Mon
day."
While it wonld be gratifying to me to
b. thought capable of drAwiny mp TAT
opinion; in the soundness of which as a
legal opinion, | fully concur; would no,
have it. for moment believed, even by in
nuendo, that | had anyth.n ; to d. in draw
ing Up the opinion delivered ~ Jui;e De
Wis. l knew not that suci an opinion ex-
listed til his Honor delivered i, in Cpar,
l thin, the opinion highly crel,ta5le to ta-
talents, the integrity AMI the Il inncss Of
Jude Davis.
l should rejoice to fe 4 TIA. had the
ability to draw up an opinion as able
No consid. ration. esp. ciaiiy NJ persona
consideration, however fattering 70 ~
sclf-esteem, could influence me to suffer
myself to be made an instrument. to de-
tract aught from thu fair fame Of Judge
Davis, in the hands of any malicious news
paper paragraphist,
SAMuEL FessENpEN.
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The TIAts'-" NORTH WAYNE
ScyTuE Co" Mr.. Editor -" The
times are hard and suppose you have
learned that fact long since, Hard fer
the day iutorcr, hard for the poo,, and
hard for politi, ians But we have fine
sicighins, and a good winter for business.
Individuals and corporations that have
enough Of the ne dtur' to enable them
to do business independent of " hired
capital. are not injured by the hard
times. The curse is blessing to them.
The North Wayne Scythe Co. loea-
I'd at North Wayne and Fayette. is
doing heavy business. l, IS the larses,
Factory of the kind in the world. Con-
neetod with this Factory are two large
Stores a boot and shoe mandatory. ar
axe mandatory and Tailors Shop
About l25 men,-principally mechanics,
are in the employ of this Company.
Its Superintenden;-J. II. Tavlol
Esq, is man remarkable for energy and
perseverance. He understands all parts
Of the work, and keeps vigilant eye
upon every man in his employ No i'm
PIGMENTS manufactured at this establish
ment arc allowed to be packed until they
are finished in a Northumberland
ner.' Mr.. Taylor is practical temper
ance man, AMI an ardent friend Of the
Maine law.
His eramp's ana pree. pt tell with ef.
feet upon the sco-cs OF men who arc dai-
ly under its influence. Mr.. TAYLOR.
understand, is a member OF the II. +.
Church. and a liberal supporter of the
Ministry. lie recently made dona,io,,
of 100000 to aid in erecting the new
Female Collegiate Institute which
will probably be built at Ken,s Hill
the coming season, Yours &c.
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stood>to the advice of portion of his
council, and also of L. NJ. Morrill, Presi
dent of the Senate, the opinion of F. O.
j. Smith and Mr.. Rand and other prom
inent lawyers of his own party, to say
nothing of Mr.. Paine and Judge Davis,
persists in declining to make the call, ex-
pcctins, perhaps hoping, for some new
Robbins Tragedy" from which he has
profited so much in the past, and of which
his partizans make frequent boasts to re
leve him from the present dilemma, and
enable him to override the expressed will
of the people and carry out his arbitrary
plan of DISTINGUISHING them. L.
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Rcadtield, Jan. 29:h. 1856.
Blaehill, Feb. 6, 1856.

btoS!AitA, l I'd y. 1000.
Ma. EDITOR:
The lecture of Mr.. Low
ell, on Civil Liberty" was deliver here
last evening. and considering thc extreme
cold weather, there was quite large au-
dicace in attendance, among which | was
pleased to notice respectable number
of Ladies. We consider it rich lecture
Ia great trcat-and had the weather
been more mild, much larger numbe,
of citizens, would doubtless have been
out.
The lecture, though long. was listen
ed to with great interest, and the several
anecdotes, by way Of illustration, were
received with deafening applause. The
closing paragraph was indeed beautiful
and dead silence prevailed during its
delivery, which was succeeded by grea.
cheering at the close.
Res. Yours, H.
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NN''' AVN h0AC htiioAs au'fs w
so to New Bedford to start ncwspa-
per of some kind. Viewer little sur
prised to learn. as We did on Tuesday.
that he was enriching the columns of the
Democrat BY his chastc pen,
REV. III. w. BEEcHER--oS THE MO-
RALIrY AND LOGIC OF SuARpEs RI
FILES. At a meeting in Brooklyn, on
Wednesday eve of last week to hear an
address from Eli Thaycr Esq. on behalf
OF ne Kansas Immigrant Aid Society,
Mr.. Beccher amony other good things
remarked "a follows:
He believed that the Sharpe rifle was
truly moral agency, and that there was
more moral power in one of those instru-
rents. SO fax as the slavcholl ers of Kan
sas were concerned than in hundred
Bibles. You might just as we'll. said he.
read the Bible to bufaloes as to those te'-
lows whn follow Atkinson and String
ie low; but they have supreme respect
for the logic that is embodied in Sharpe $
rifles. The Bible is addressed to the
conscience. but when you address it to
them, it has no cfect-therc is no con-
science there. Though he was peace
man. he had the greatest regard for
Shapes rifles. ami tor that pluck that
induced those New England men 70 use
them. In such issues. under such cir
cnmstances. he was decidedly in favor OF
such instramcntalities. General Scott
had said it was difficult to yet the New
England non into quarrel, bat when
tAcy are walked up and have tn law on
their sid, they are the usliest Customers
in the world.
II f'w thousands 90 into the terrific
r., he thought the contemplated att .clS
ii the spring would not b. m de; one or
two thousades would suffice to proven,
t. There will be no war: the question
Of peace will be settled If Kansas is
saved. we shall have no more slave stat IS
west OF that line, and we shall have free
ports on the north OF Mexico. The mo-
ment line is drawn around the slave
states, and they are obliged - bear the
burden alone. that settles the question
of the existence Of slavery. Slavery can
not live If it takes the evil with the
good.
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LEARN ALI. You CAS-. -N-ve, onnf an,
Opportunity 10 learn all you eau Slr
W alter Scott sal l, even Ia u sta.e..nach.
he always found somebody to tell him
s'"'eihing he did not know before. -
C'hsersaion is generally mole useful
than books for the purpose, uf kuow,edye.
u Is therefore d mistake To- be mor,se or
sheht when lnn are anon! persons whom
YOU think isnorsn,, fos lmrle socisb,li,y
q" your part will draw them out. and
they will be able To teach you smneth,ny.
n" mattel how ordinary their employ.
nen'. Indeed, same at The most saga.
cious 'emarks are made by person. of
this description, respecting their panicu-
ar pursun.
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Hugh Miller, the iau,ois Sc.ach seol.
ns's,, owes not a lii,le Ia The fnnr III OBJ
>r,vatrni:s made when he was r.rn-y.
man sione maso,. and wnrkcd IN ID QUA,
iry. Socrates well sad thai there is hu,
one good which is knowledge. and but
one es.l. which Is ignorance. Ever,
gram OF SAUDI helps to mae the heap
sold'd' .ser takes The smallest nuggets.
aud Is nnl t.ol enough 10 throw them
away. because he is IN kop-> 10 fad
huge lump sometime. So N acquiring
know ledge, We should never despi.e an
opportunity. hnwevef unpr"rnising. Ii
there Is a innuwnl's leisure, spend II over
a good or instructive taking wi,h ,ae
hrst person You meet.
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LADIES SKAriNG.-When Mrs. 'iiarri.
ct Beecher Stowe husband being
Prof in Bo~don College, resided in
Brunswick few years ago and was en-
gagged in writing Uucle Toms Cab,n, she
ventured, woman as she was. to Sc, the
example To the ladies' Il buckiins on her
skates and tripping the l,sh, fanias'r
toe upon the sin"mh fields of ice thai
Covered the streams and laxele,s If that
neighborh,nsi. She. aud her children
following in her wake. wera expert a.,
that snri OF exerclse and amucemvni-,
very healthy. and nn, an umgeacs;nl ane
Tor atty real ladies. Tue TX ample Ia,
orea t"l'wrd nil II has beconr "A fashion.
Ii has extended 10 the neilhb rug c.,y
"f Buh.-R.ral M'e4ig, nce,,
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Important Trial at the Crystal Palace

Tn, following account of scales at tn
Fair Of the American Inu'.ate, h. in
tn CRYSTAL Palace in New York. is from
the Pennsylvania. W. tax, plaa,ur,
N transferring it to ear colHm ~. reA ct
Ing as il does great c. Ii. up5i wsll-
known and sic ,ss nj y w Eng and m,a-
utaetarin firm. W. y3a'l Il tat tho
scales MN .iacturcI BY II, VI s,rs Fair
banks w.re taken from til ,ir usual stock
in New York. and since the account Of
thu trial WAS published have been adj
judged the best. and gold medal has
beea award Il the for larger one and at
silver NJ lal for the smaller one -
I'VE had th> pleasure of witnessing.
a lew days since. IN iniere,riii, test trtd
ri various weighing machines on -xh,bl-
'itaI \, The Fur ri ihr 4 uericnn In.,i-
=! = IN III. Cf, -'Ai Pn.,,... H. ,rn,i
II. -, n -. ',tl.A rra,.lv,. ,n-.nt- oi ,,,-
rrebrn-h Fml,u,k. Sc.le-. III. -,.,i,.,
R's'e>.~t. \. Y aud n'.nt p,,.n,ed
- cniisrsurei II Vce ;. tl'.r- W
/" test The real merit al The >cil,s. III.
I'm ni'i"e p aerd up ~ thr b III rim IT =
'cn'r h,s'"g liz. ',picIy u, >,x ,un>. II
~ i5h' OF 3'9, p-ain :. and ,i,-a s..ln y Il
The weight IL ,if.at.s part III III. ii,
i"trt Win Ihs "rlsil rAns 81" -,
III tn VrtGenu-s S'.,!y tlir *. s. ii :.
ted 339, po1nd,, vhec r!tcei Oh the IL
ro-Iie cn'i,~r the b,. an indicated nd,
BIZ pounds. shnslns a difference uf -
pounds. and When reHpved 10 The c-utfr
u tue Platform the beam showed 3s>.
?au H.. 4 request Was then made thai
he wrirf be- n:aIn placed IN the c,vr-r
hfs' tined. winch was dnns. aud the
weight the beam now Indicated wa> :l.l,a.
pounds, showing dtii."ence 81 5 poaud,
from the ht-i teal. Tnrs v,tA,,tan a,
nihaIab'e IA bart (, Tic sr,al.-tn.ct q,
'hr p'a'''an nP'' '',e bearings sh,ch 81.
Dds -" pns-tafl, II Il wing cerreci
weight nr agrr-,n! with ,eti. The t..i
Was then applied to i F,irhana. Sale
Sni when the weight WAS placed Oh Que
corner OF the platform the beam indicated
The ir7'e toeishi. 1898 pounds. %, N.
saeond and ihlrJ corner. the r.s..h Was
the same 4; an he fourth cornsrs sl,yhi
vaf"i'"a was p-rc-ptblr. -xir-nrly
,,'..'e wa, The OPERATION 81 t"fh"nk,
~ ae",'."s s'> '""- 'h'' quarter
the nlaf .,m, ,s.d a.. $780, ''''
Dt,.-,. & r ,,ttb s., f:oOso
!, N wv
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PETERSON is the only complete and
uniform edition of Charlie Dickens
Works polish i in America they are
reprinted from the original London cdi.
ton, and are now thu only edition publish
ed In this country. No library. eth r
pu3he or private, can be compete with
out having in i, complete SC; Of III 5,
the greatest Of all living authors Ever
family sholll possess a So; of one of the
editions. The cheap edition is complete
IN Twelve Volumes, paper covc., either
or all OF w'ic1 can be had separately
Price F,itv ceuts each
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a ftLGaiS lioApNgAr.-We ar. VA a
:" hr'T ,hai a n,ri,urnent Is soom 10 he
'f-''ed Ia the n'emofy of,he Pilgrim
''htt' a"'i their landng on
The stern aud roek bound coast"
he ,n,ola,s5v,,t Ia - CONSIST oi . e,L,.
sal hsafe ri .ann p.nnn, Ia tie .k,..
a''a holding a D,b,e uaaer the lei, arm
he ''saie VII be If granite, ~ lee.
n's'' "a a.runed b, a pedestal 81 lee,
nigh, n.Aieg az ali . nnble and uo,ur,
passabis monomcN Of $50 tse,.
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Res. Yours,
4 vERirABLE WILD Car KILLED b

4 vERirABLE WILD Car KILLED BY
"A KNOW NOTHING. A wild cat. came
in to the barn of Mr.. Comfort Thomas in
this town, Eden one night last week
and killed three geese. A trap was set
the following night, and the cat was
caught. He measured more than three
feet in length, and stood seventeen inch
es high. Where he came from. no one
knows, as such an animal has never been
seen in this part of the town by the
oldest inhabitant." but it IS generally
supposed that e was frightened away
fsom Augusta, being one Of the prudent
kind at the warlike appeara nee of things
in the Council Chamber. At least he i
a fair representation OF his great proto-
type Wells. In presuminy in an uncon-
stitutional manner to partake of Mr.. !
Thomas geese.-he but followed out the |
lesson set him at Augusta, by the pres
ent "die-aasty in their unconstitutional
attempt to remove certain officers that |
the people have provided for. and being
killed by Know Nothing, foreshadows
the fate that awaits the wild Cat par
ty' next September from the hands of
an iusulted, cheated, and betrayed peo-
pie. No CATHOLIC.
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V'"Doctor." said a hara-lookiny
customer. tae other day. to a physician,
doctor m troubled with an oppression
an uneasiness bout the breast. Wha,
do you suppose the matter ISL .All
very easily accounted for" said the phy.
>ie.an; you have water on the chest"
What Come. that will do we'll enough
tor joke but how could get water
on my chest. when haven, toachea /.
drop in fifteen years.
1.-The less man sleep. the more he
lives. .........
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COMPLETE LIBRARY EDITION

An ti'e very rye octave volumes. with
Portrait on S;ee!, of Charles D.okeas,
containing the same reading III tier As the
illustrated Edition., and com prism, over
four thousand very large double column.
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IN various styles.
Vol. ! contains Pietwick Papers and O!d
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DISGRACEFUL.

We have it upon good authority tia,
the Deputy in the Custom house at this
place has recently made an elcctioncerin.
tour in the region OF Branch Pond, where
he has sought to obtain votes for Wells
by representing that if the Democrats
carry the State next fall, the Maine Law
will be repealed and the old license sys-
TEN restored. which will enable them to
have just as much rum as they want
Now We do not complain of this and
pronounce it disgraceful because false but
because tits TRUE. and Just what the
wildcats are working for all over the state.
Gary made this principle plank in his
rum platform and wildcats have adopted
it. The whole proceedings are disgrace
to the advancements of the age and an
insult to the intelligence of the people
But we expect nothing better from such
a source.
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CHA RLEsS D.CEL.N

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Tea different edit oIs. w library
can be complete withou; set OF t.ese
works. keprinted from tAe last Lon.
don eli,ioas, and published ny I, B.
PETERSON, No l02 Chestnut street.
Philadelphia.
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- IA -.l-siy l., scntle maa. in dis
euss'ls s.um bcef-stsak al an inn, call
ell to the waitins-hoy. Donald. bring
me more bread, for ga, grea, deal OF
ereai TO ny stake" Donald answered
with 'ac oh simple; =. ".Ay. and please
your honor, and ye cat great deal of
steak TO your bread.
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No. 8.
FUNNY. We once heard of a county

FUNNY. We once heard of county
/ ofticial-now one OF the Pierce anakey-
official scayengers-who claimed AID ap-
pr ,priated fuel and lights for his family
as pt rquisites Of his Office. QUERY. Is
he the .'amo man who got bat over his
head one lark nj sht. while claiming and
appropria.in,, mis- neighbours potatoes
We think few OF the Democrats
'.putfs OF CLANCY. and a sprinkling of
the many hard mis- at the same, by the
Deputy. would do wonders towards ma
king the work complete.
This joint production of CLANCY Il
Richards. two of the most noted, as well
as the most dispise.i wildcats that ev-
er lived in Hancock County, was duly
heralded forth by one Of The firm before
its receipt here. If ans of our readers,
or any friend asks why We do not reply
to the falsehoods OF the fore said trims.
We reply that We do noi claim exemption
from that common feelin, OF mankind
which prompts one to retreat, h Gliding on
to the nose, when battle is offered by a
certain animal.
Such course We think is coD,menda-
bic. We rather be a coward and retrea,
than be soilcd By a riItDyy over such AMI
mails
We do not adopt Chaney's description
Of Richards, or express any opinion of
the propriety of using such language to-
wards any one We only PIT one ofthese
tafaed men ssa;nst the other, since they
have agreed to join hands and divide the
aeor ofdoirg the dirty work OF the wild
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New Music. We have just had laid
upon our Table copy of new Sheet Mu-
sic.-A Ballad, entitled "HE LOVED Ne
ONCE composed by Mr.. A. d. Crabtre,
and arranged for the Piano Forte. 1t
is no poor recommendation to know tina,
Oliver Ditson, the prince of Music Deal
ers. is the publisher. The Mss was we'll
examined by competent judges, both in
this place, and elsewhere. also the Music
since published, and thought to be more
than an ordinary production, and the fact
that Mr.. Ditson had the copyright secur-
ed, goes TO prove tina, he considered it of
some value.
"A PROPHETS not without honor save
in his own country" and were it not for
the fact that Mr.. c. was brought up here
among US, th;s would pass for song OF
. very high osdor-
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Boz and Barnaby
Ridge
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Martin Chuzz!ey;t.
4 do. David Co9pcrdeld. Dom
by l. Son, and C.,ris,.
mas Stories.
do. Bloa~ Housc, and DicL.
ems New Stories.
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II Hon. Ma Barker and Mark Shep.
arl~o, the Senate. and Mess1s, Moore
Emerson. Sargent, Swasey of the House
w'ii accept our thank, for Legislative and
State papers.
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