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al meeting ia Marblcheal, on Monday OF
LAST week. It was voted 70 destroy the It.
spor,l,lou.ing to the tovn-beiug the hal
ancc OF a stock Of year before last to supply
rhs town agencies. In accordance with che
above vote. the liquors were broush, on 70
thc square opposite the Town Hall and de'-
trryri in thc rrcscncc Of a large number Of
citizens. INcvburyrort Herald.
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>'tEo Puu.>s. The Dublin UrauII
Mail states that che H.n- and Qu,en's cole
leg % Physicians, under tha power vested
iu ihsm ly tls D.. George mo, chap. 10.
are about issuing directions, ar.HrI.r. O.
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AMI 81. an tlr more active mcf.oiar.. and
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AMI vessels a'sleh "a shape "a. viii render
them distin-uislahla even hy touch from
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EARNS for Sale or TO Let.

THE subscriber offers for sale h. farm. located
L centrally IN the own Of Peru. Said farm.
with wool and timber lol, consists Of 40 acres. at
least. IL will L. sold on reasonable terms. and a
liberal credit given Tor q po'tiOn Of the sale, u
desired. II !. well stocked, and ssid stock will
h. lupped in the trade " desired by purchasers.
Foe more particulars call and examine the premi-
ses. Also another fam 10 eel or lease.
SUMNER X. NEWELL.
Peru, March ID, 1859. III
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"ooD ApuoE. TIE GllIvin. &, thc az
vice Of Franklin To- a new married eourle
" Irat Your wife always with respect.
4 will procure respect Q, you, not from her
only, b4t from an who o'-.ryg 10. Never
U.s. sighting expression o. Der, even i'm
Jest ius slight ia 'cst. after frequent handy
ins', are APT % end IN angry earnest. H.
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learned. h. industrious and frugal, and
you will d. rich. B. sober and tsmraratc.
and you vii De- healthy. Be- in general
yiriuous aud yea will Be happy, at least
YOU will, by such conduct. stand the bos,
chance for such consequence"
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THE GREAT RACA!
5000 Po,,lcs sold:u 80 Days
Old Dr.. Vim. abbott Ahcad!l

ENpER. -Thr.r arr 6.t Times, aH1 n, loo
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TENT nook INTHE PUBLIC
GRAM MAR ooLs
OF New York and Boston.
Towers Elements of Grammar

recommended by the State School Com
IL mi,sioncrs ~ New Hampshire. The iaNuT
with which ihi. little Volume has been received y,
the pul,c and the success With which u has been
used in SCHOOL,, have h~cn remarkable. IT, de-
sigu - % lcssen the difficulties which the loHng
scholar in,afiahl, experiences on his hfst inifo.
duction into the study II Grammar. u b'g'ns ~
the lowest ruund Of his understanding, and ", IL
him upwstd iu agreeahlc ,nd attractive MANN n,
nntill be y able ~ pursue more comprehensive
plan II ius,turiioa. II teaches "onc thing NJ q
time" and ia this mannsr d, all, 10 teach man,
thing. IN surccs.iou. r. teachers Il will ic ~
great crnyen,sncc and ulilii,; aud a. scholar. IL
viii afford an unusual facility IN mastering the
difficult phinsoph, IT ouT language. II 10 alvayg
a iayotite IN the class room.
fFrom :. n. TAYLOR, LID, Principal II Phillip.
Academy. Anio,er, Mass.)
n seem. q, me adminll, adapted b., ~. simple.
~, api clsarusss o. mike the study II 6rammaT
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Mr. Gilman iu bis last l.,tur. introduced
a COOL story which ha, llsal origin 4
minister in ihi, city, meeting with parish
iouor who recently came into Possession Of
quite a handsome property by thc death Of
a brother, snllirsl bow De ct on with the
settlement or the estate. Ol" said o..
81 am having a dreadful time, what with
getting out letters Of administration, and
attending Probate court, aud settling claims
sometimes almost wish De- bad not died 90
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" The greatest organ in the world, " some
ODD bachelor SAYS, " is the organ Of speech
ia d woman because il is an organ without
stops"
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Z The love Of a cross woman, they say. Is
stronger than the love Of any other female
individual You can start. Like vinegar,
the affections OF high straug woman never
spoil. Il Is the sweet wines that become
Eeclulatcd, not the sour oncs.
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ventilation open your windows both
no tle Hp aul bottom. Ihr fresh air rush-
r. iu ono Way. v'-l, Che 'uul a.s makes ls
sz.'eat CO. ..,rr. This is simply letting
.a your .r..nd anil cIlsi,.rs your enemy.
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p- Smith ay' many man runs Die
haIa-,.r.t t.e pulpit, who might have
Dom. DO. country excellent service at thc
fUV
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See what those say who have tried it.

BosroN. Nov. 10, 1851.
Having given Parsons & CO.. Rat ENtcunina.
tor lair TRIAL. have no hesitation 10 recommend
the same ,, ,lectual Gur Rate, Reaches. Sc, aud
used without The slightest Inconvenience To auy
one. J. II. ADAMS, Adams House.
That It cIrctuslly rid, you ofihe lrouble of Hat.
aud Mice, We have the testimony u
Hoo. John ". Week, Lancaster MI.
Hon. Jared Williams,
J. u. Rpbbin., Adam. House. Do.ton, Mass.
W. T.. Rus-eil, Pavilion Hotel.
Wheelock & l.ong, Quinc, llonse,
W. Sargent \ Co., Meuimac House
u. u. lioNad, Irving llousc, New lo'A' 'iy'
And of more than one hundred Who have u.rl il
with perisct satisfaction IN Their stores, houses
Sc, "a this city.
Sold b, &. ". ATwELL, Derring Block Mar.
ket Square, Portland, General Agrut Tor Maine.
Sold l., Druggists and Dealers IN Medicine syeD
uhereI And BY ANpEENs 4 Bars, and at
JoHS DEEssEK's iadies' Shoe Store, Paris
Ill.,
Sold b, DR.. W. A. RUST. So. Pad.. I6
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The British Periodicals,
PREMIUMS TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS.

r SCOTT 4 co, New yo'k, coaiipue to
publi.h the following leadinE British Peri
odicals, via:
THr LoSpos Qu,ErrHLr, (Con'srVa'''s)
TnE EpisHuRGH RIviTw, (Whg)
Tnr NoErH BRIrisH RTvIIw, (free church,
4.
Tnr wr,rSr,,rrR Rryrrw, U.ibenl)
s.
Bt,cENooD's EbIsHuEGH MAGAtISTUoy)
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Important TO those wishing TO Travel!

WANTED, 500 men, with a capital Of from
w S2j 20 500, 60 travel in every state,
County, town aud village in the unitei States aud
British Provinces, IN light, easy and respectable
business. Tho,s Who ate sow engaged 10 the bu
ns.. are makins good pay and are well pleased
with the chance.
Smart, energetic men are warranted 20 make
from two To ten dollars pee das, and return ofall
inorey Invested every 30 DAYS.
For further particular. inquire personally Of
J. BRIGGS, Brun,wick. Ne.
lyn (Nsarthe Dsyst.)
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UNITED STATES
BOUNTY LAND AGENCY.
Press Forward Your Claims!

4 RMY AND NAVY OFFICERS, Soldiers,
y both Regulars and Volunteers, sailors, Ma
rinc,, Fluiilla Men, Musicians, Wagon Masters,
Transfers, lodi ~, and all persons Who NAV have
served fourteen dsys IN any ~ the NaTs ot the
Unitrd Satcs, since the YEAR 1890, the law at
1855 gives each Of you who have not heretofore
received a warrant for land, Doe hundred and .N.
I, Acrcs'' Add 10 all Who have received liounty
Land, enough more to make one hundred add SIX.
" A,rs'
lathe case ofthe death u the person entitled TO
Land, his Widow, or " 40 Widow, the Minor
child or children, ace entitled 10 the lIuunty.
W. arc pTspU'd 70 promptly prossfais an ciaias
10, LaHd, asd ssH stpply Jssiis,' II ths Psas,.
Cossiy Ci1ks, Cowni'Hoau, Of D,sis, N5ianss
Pathc. LHwyI', and aH o'ho,, 9th ne ascasdry
iasf,ESi,oH', aHd 0iaEk for-' free u cost, on app
eaiioas, ~ mail or ,ihupss.
When desired, We will sell the Warrant al the
market prize, and remit a check ior proceeds.
y. u. COBB n 90.
n William Street, New iork.
Reietenees-liank Of the Commonwealth, y. Y.
. Ohio Life aud Trust Co., \. Y.
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Dyspepsia. 1OstNcurss, Hilli0us COM
plants, Jnundi,c. Had liumur,, Colds
InnrI.. lie. hAl be. 40

Dyspepsia. 'osii''nrs,' Hlll"u' "n'-
plants, Jnnndi,c. i'Hd linmoI,' 'oId'
coughs il'' hh'hr' NC
Rec un. .ui .H 90 1Hrr & 90 bottle .i 900 h.rI..
William NIlHu'. Bufr.s. ras fHrH h. fHr .I...-
u.r. .-r. r.fi s.sI t.fH .g# .f.r. D.. '..f.r
rfr De- rHr'i ss ST loo i. i.-.f.l". .....
,.rd iirr 10 aHrs Hs r.ufs nH. ... t....
vur.. o. l.H HHm Nt". m i...|"H
.fI... rnrH noe .f. 'HT ~ ..I..rHr.s |... H f...
ihs ntaA lHI d.h.HfUH f.r F iHIFf'tws ..'
,..,,,...t... r.fH... .iff.fHs..g... .rrH. .r
ti.p.nr. hn.r.l "m''1 n'.r.."u
The Rich and tho Poor uso A..
t..,t. ..,.f ,I.. .....t.r.. .ur..........r
w"1, '"r ,'..'"'IN r"..Hrs 'r'E "a 'H..i. ''t'
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ih. r.alrp. hrl fH.uhrd 60 stating ihnt Fine
steel ErEu,frs. will o.. placed lrlrr ihr Nnru.
can rr'f.r. vbr.h Boo i~auf, If execution have been
ur.HIupssT,i, prI nib Ufi., unparalleled either boo
OBJ, Nrv .r O.I NulH.
49, ts cosmopolitan, ari IH iais si.u Doc 80.
60. lrlh nl NmuIO, pud Iurps boo l.uuI lo.
-,lhlJ fI rtHIurs sl,,Iu,H. urr7If ,iih, age.
Tho IH.fHu.s uiI DEL ts.HrI mHrihN, Cow.
r,r. ius lr.H OBJ. llr.t a. p.,rmsf l~5j, a1a ,Ul.
tne Iust 90 Jarub. lsi5. With ihr
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Artists ssooiatiol
prvT AnlpS.

TllE -rI..ruls,. in nounun,iHc ihrir appoint.
i msat a. Man,gsr. Of thc above Nssu,iati.u.
.4F thy enhancement Il ths
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'I'llE necessity NJ such l mr..rrirr ils bong '.ss.
Il irit hIth hN tHr heal. OF imI'.ra 4n- uitsr.
cilus. ". advantage over cftl1uirs given iH tIH
puu ~ piiI. nf road,r. mtst "a, uuyIlu tp even,
iuieiIig,nt psf.uu. u Upsraiss more Immediate,
anil ctrciui.I, upus tur o., stem, aHI aI che salHr
time - iuGnit.l, ir-. iiulour o. administer, I.ing
quite agreeable 90 ihs ts.ts. u uut uuN pfuIu.,.
al the effects where ph,siI j. tc1U,fr,i. isu ,um-
plcie, remove. hsbirusl C,-iiSrn,.s, Ll,iag tLr
bowels perfectly irsr. II p, Usl. 100 humuf. h.u
The blu"i, b. certain cure iIr ihr ri,. Ksrubt-,
the aciion 81 The Liver, frees the stomach from
Bile, iuNiguutcs The Whul5 Nsr,uu. System, suI
rc'no'cs The cause Of al hc,l raius, su'h as
Rh'"aii'", N's,aig'a, y. Dsi7a',sT. Gaai Poe
~ hs Hsli, Nris, N1u1rt, s..
II may a.u h. rslisl upUa Boo 40 diseases ~ tho
H. Ncls-DNSENTERN, plNRRliuA, AND
CHOLERA MORBi :, ~, Il 20 DuCs iu iis magi.
cal inducu,c. Ags,u w. repeat, TRY ~ lie
need. no Other recommendation. No amiI, " N
h. without it after thsy have prpusrI, trsig, its
merits. Reader, Il YOU hl,, tried other remsdi,s.
without suoc,s. despair nut--rrlisfis HuN at hand
Are ,uu Suffering Gum Scrofth, IN iuulr. Of r,
Liqu,d C,thartic w,lI curc ,,u. WouId ,ou D. no..
le,ed from hsbitul C".ti,eiress thee ispttlrs Wit
effect al that Nou desirc. II 900 are std,tFd Win
Rheumatic, NrunlIic. 10 other local rains. tva
buttles will free Nuu from th,m. Al humufs viii
h. eradcatcd from the blppI b, The boz. oi rom ono
to IN hoitlcs. ln shuu, d NJu require ph,.r or
anN purpose, this b. the mott reliable, safe, ANIL
agreeable 10 the iaste that las ever been placed
within the reach IT the puhIr'
PRICE 500.
Principal Dsr,i. - Csutral Street, Lowell, Mae.
.H-Sod by Druggists gcusr,lI,
~. n. HAY, rortan,. Geustal Agcnt Gr
the State ~ Maine.
AGTNrs I. Osgurd, Aulsun; wm. Bm,. Tu,.
neri T.. &. Is Atwood, Iusk6sd: John DE.
scr, PARIS y. Sylvester, 80. Wai,,iouI. %
Commissioners NOti,e to Creditors.
NE having besn appointed b, the Julg, Of Pro.
w bate ior the County bf ONiuu, 10 rece,o
and examine the claim. - ere ior. of samuel
VI. Arnold, late II Rumiorl To- said Cugnly, de-
ceased, whose estate Is repre- scented in.olysnt, give
notice that slN months, 90 umencing the twelfth
day 81 September, AID. ls!f, are allowed ~ sad
creditors TO b,ing ia and prose their claims and
thHt We will attend To the service assignsd 90 ~
the clearinghouse Of Dun ! r,diofd, in MrNico, is
said County, on The second WrdnssJs,s OF Jsuus,
~, February aud March, 4. ID. lsj6, & ON one 20
four O'Clock, 4. "
DURA BRADFORD, r.,
CURTIS 2. HOWE.
New %, S.r..-s~ lsh, ,fsSs, 81
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.g-Soldb by Duggi,,s generally,
~. n. HAY, roulan,.. Geustal Agent for
the State II Maine.
AGrNrs I. O.guoh, Aularn; wn. Bm,. Too.
ueri T.. = &. u. Atwood, Lock 6elI: John DE.
ser, PARIS T.. Sylvester, 80. Wai,tf1rI. %
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-10-25
Spetial Motitts.
The Central Democratic Club.

The Central Democratic Club" meets every Sat
urday evening in the TmEsPAN HALLE at which times
the meeting will be addressed by some one appoint
cd for the purposes
PRESIDENT,
G.. w. M y n d AY.
VICE PRESIDENTS,
ED. DELONY, G. W. REESE.
]. n. LEMON, BYTHELL HAYNES,
DANIEL WOLF
SECRETARIES.
E. J. DELoNY W. H. o'REILLY.
CORRESPONDING SECRETARY,
W. FERGUS HERMAN.
Jackson Democratic Club.
The following are the officers of the "Jaclson
Democratic Chb."
PRESIDENT,
Hon. THOMAS w. SCOTT,
VICE PRESIDENTS.
G. w. CNLErr, e. ii. JONES, j. w. TAYLOR.
Secretary Observation-Disclosures. CHARLES McVEA.
assistant Secretary. ALFRED HAZARD.
Treasurer. ................J JOHN GOTTlNGER.
Corresponding Secrctary, ID. E j. GOU RLAl.
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE,
c. GIBBONS, A. S. KELLER, TH0s. cAsoN,
E. SCOTT, DIR. BARKDALL, !. T. Finn,
ABRAM MEYER, NJ. MoUEEN, J. d. HAYNES,
THOMAS WORTHY, JR
5sS- Meetings held on every Monday evening at
o'clock 7. NJ. CHAS. McVEA. Scc'y.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-10-25
IMPORTANT FROM NICARAGUA.

The accounts from Nicaragua indicate the
most complete success of Gen Walkers Gov.
crnment. The enemy occupied Massaya with
1000 men, and Gen. Walker marched against
them with 1000 troopsl
While approaching Massaya the enemy sal.
lied out in full force and attacked him, but
were immediately rcpulscd with great los:
and driven into the city, the Americans liter
ally paving their way with the bodies Of the
enemy. AS they advanced INTO the town they
found that the enemy occupied four plazas and
the principale houses.
During the day he succeeded in driving
them from all points to the main plaza, which
he himself gained by cutting his way through
the walls of the houses, and was only waiting
for daylight to renew the attack, when u cou
ricr arrived from Granada with information
that 1000 natives had attacked that place
lie Immediately marched to Granada and
found the city bcsiegcd. lie charged ant
drove them from their posts, taking their arms
and commanders prisoners, and entirely rout
ing them with great slaughter.
The enemy lost at Grenada 400 killed ant
800 wounded Walker lost in both engage
ments, l6 killed and % wounded. 1t is re
ported that Gen. Mcndcz, second in command
Of the enemy at Massaya, is killed.
Walker was to march the following day t
MnSSaya and Leon.
Mr.. Lawlcss Rev ID II Wheeler and MI
Ferguson and son, citizens Of the United State
have been murdered by the natives at Grana
da
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-10-25
FILLMORE On DlSUNION.

The proJ1LiAiy of Frrmont's election ly means Of
the foul coalition of KNOW NoihiasS and Black Re-
InbIlcans in the Norlhern States, say the M,sSssip-
plan has naturally led 10 the consideration OF the
question: what shall be done by the South in that
event: Some Of the poor. miserable solutions who
perform the vile work Of the Secret Order have com
mcnccd croaking about the horrors Of "disunion.'
These shiny traitors stand ready to build up Fro
mont Black republican party IN the South upon tho
ruins of the slave-hodng States II serving abolition
masters will purchase office for them They stand
ready to bctray their own section to elevate them
selves to Office and break down the Democratic party
1t may be well to remind these embryo Black Re
pubcans that their own tilc-leader, their Third De
gree candidate, Willard Fillmore has declared tha
the election of Fremont will be the signal for dis
solution of the Union and has suggested that very
remedy to the South.
In his Albany speech, he uses the following stronl
language:
"But this is not all, sir We see politica
party presenting candidates for the first time
from the Free States alone, with the avowcl
purpose Of elccting their candidates by slllra
ges of one part of the Union to rule over thu
United States Can it be possible that those
who are engaged in such u measure can have
seriously reflected upon the consequences whicl
must inevitably follow in case of success? Can
they have the madness or the folly to believe
that our Southern brethren would submit tt
be governed by such n Chief Magistrate. No
not for moment" "And therefore if thi
sectional party succeeds it leads Inevitably tt
the destruction Of this beautiful fabric"
In his Rochester speech he makes use O
even more explicit language than in the fore
going:
"By what rule is a President thus clcctc
to select q cabinet council, his foreign minis
tiers, Judges and administrative officers? Ar
they also to be selected exclusively from til
North?--or may you take cabinet office
from the South, though yon cannot Pres
dent or Vice President? These, in practice