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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-30

A SLY Dro.-4Ghs Albany Atlas
lsof1) adopts the following method TO re.
ibuke Speaker Robinson Tor appointing
Me. Odell. x. n. TO the csairmansljip u
the most important CImnittes OF Asse d :.
bly-'Ways and Means = ~ .fs7e
GaEATtK. N. GCyEksstEsr dEAspas =.
The Speaker. il will be recolleesed, gave
OF the X. D.. majority OF ths Assembly:
the command of the C6mmittee Of Ways
and Means. 4 TIE body Lof which Mr.
Odell is Chairman. Is ain fuils commoti0a
With State officers. After deliberate con.
sultation. they have, agreed % bring for.
ward their party Gmgasufessfa4 Tie follow
Tie Pe0pte ofatshStale Of DeD YorEs rep.
e reSenteiiie Senate and. Il .ssns5gys do en-
Y act ns,f oilosos:hs9s ssiBs
5 I. Americans shall rule America.
& ) 2. Ihis actsshail tskereffscs imnedi-
ately. tIegf a
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-30

~ Depend not upon fortune but eoa-
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-05-30

| shall here take my leave Of you as a
correspondent. and shall have the honor to
submit your two communications to my
government. presuming that they will not
be more satisfactory to them than to ms.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-05-28
Wall and Window PanerS

III AFiAG purchased the interest of Parrish 4
hOngh. III The Wall Paper business, WE noy
have at 0nr store. ". g. Cornet ARCH and TuipI1
Streets full and complete assortment of Wall and
window Papers, Flre-BOard Prints &c.
upon our ability 10 supply all orders at pri.
ts 70 compete with houses ia this city or New York
we confidently invite an examination Of our siock -
we especially call attention to our WINDOW PA
PEkS embracing Fine French Green, Saln Green
anu hiue' oau and Onglazed Figured all A wide
PARRISH a. BRADSHAW
Successors 10 Parrish & HOmgh
N, l.. Corner Arch and Third streets
PHILADELPHIA
~ b'-On reasonable notice being given, Paper
"1.' " lung ut City frces. +. d. Is.
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IMPROVED
.s2peP Phosphate OF Lime.

'hE subs :rlhers inform Dealers aud Farmers that
tset have greatly improved the quality of III, ir
Hu?eF Phosphate Of Lime, and now confidently recon-
bend The article as superior 10 any ~ the MARKET
Also, constantly on hand Peruvian and MexIran
"uANC, OILS, CANDLES, SOAP etc, at The how
est market rates. MITCHELL y CROASDALE,
Successors 10 &. w Rlgway & Co
NO. 80 NORTH WHARVES
Above Arch street, Philadelphia
~ Farmers can lOad'on Water street nd avoid the
crowded " laff. fpI6.5m
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-05-28

Oh HAYDOCK 4 FIDLER. No. II South Second
"a IL street. Philadelphia, Dealer, in Watches
Jewery and Silverware, have ON hand S4OOOO
worth of the very best 'i0''''
Goi1 Lev efs' lnll lewelled. le carat cases, $500
Gold Hunting Case, full jewelled levers, $500
Gold Lepine Watches 9O00
Silver l.evers, full jewelled 1000
Silver Hunting Case full lewelled l3OO
Silver Lepine Watches $40
And some still cheaper than the above and n large
assortment OF Jewelry Of every description fine and
cheap anu AS good an assortment OF Silver and Silver
plated ware as can he found ia Phindephin. ali of
which we will sell low. Persons wishing TO purchase
any ariicle IN our line will do well 10 give us call
ana examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere,
member, No. IL South Second street PblIaJrjnb,a
now ''jj-lV
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-05-28
BLIND S and -NHADES.

WILLIAMS, No ~ North SIXTH Street
j'HHsADELfii.i. originator of all new STYLES ~
"nitiau BLINDS, Gold i;Oriercd anu Painted Shades
OF beautiful designs; Buff and all other Gu ors OF lol-
and used Cor Shades, Fixlnres, Trimmings, &c.
y re Shades Painted 10 Order
g. = - thankful for past avOrs. respectfully sOlci;S
-" -i'!zeus OF Kent county To call and examine hs
.nrce assortment before purchasing tlsemhcrc
- We study TO please. ap23-3m
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window Shades and PaDer
kaangIngS.

). l., IsAACs & BRO. No. 1873 North Second O.,
ga door below Race. East slde), PHILA DETPIJJa
have constantly on hand large assortment Of The
prces lower than any other establishment In ,b go,
they also keep IN Store Buff Holland AMI, an endless
variety q Gold Bordered Sh;des, which for beon,v
ana y, y, ca'ot DO surpassed THEFT assortment
., Wat Iapers' Taper Curalns, lS1rdcrs. &n IS com
peie AID persons about purchasing would do well !,
give W cat - = l. lSAACS a. BRO
aP%S'oia l33 N. 2Id ST.. rhilada.
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Fruits and Confectionery

II EMON AL.-The subscriber has removed Ia
IL No. 70 MARKET STREET, above Fran,
Uhrce DOORS above The old stand
PHILADELPHIA,
mere nc keeps constantly on hand general ,inrL f.
dl artcrS III hI> line consisting u ORANGES, Ic,,
ahu all Kinds ct Frnn in season Almonds WoI,,r
Crram Nuts Ground Nuts, plain and rcasled Pa
ana PRESERVES nl all kinds; Ia winch he l,llir> II
"''' III oi heaters and others WISHING the iiv (,n.
packed at this establishment Warranted Il, ,.r,'
;. l.. HERElN.i,
.,,o No. u Market street.
'"dIl% ON. Ah"Vc Front, south side Phi.,,i'.
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Gratis I!

JUST published; A New Discovery m M,I;c,n,
a lew Words on the Rational Treatment. v,IhnuI
Medicine' at Nervous Debility, Low Spnls. Ia.sI
Inne aakness OF The I.nbs aud Back IndIs o+,Iin,
anu lncarCliy Tor Study and Labor, Dullness OF An
PrenelS'o Loss OF Memory, aversion in Society Low,
ct solitude Humidity, Self Disrusi Dizziness, lin,L
acne rams III the Side, Affection Of the Eyes Pimnc.
on The Face and other mirnItes in man. finn, IT,,
French of DR.. 3. De l.aney "
Inc important tact that these alarming comuI,i,,,,
may easily he removed without Medicine IS m tI,
small tract clearly demon>traIed; and The enI,r,l
ne" ana highly successful treat nenI, as ldouIrJ h,
me Author iuliy explained by means of which ever
one Is enabled 10 cure himself perfect , aud at No
least possible cost avoiding thereby all the
hosirums OF The day.
Sent To any address, gratis. and post free by remit.
ing I%sl PAID two postage stamps To Dr. B. De
LANEY, M. II Lspeliard street, New YnrL C;,, IT,
seP26-ly5p:m NY
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NEW GOODS.
Thomas w. Evans & Co..

Nos. 2l4 aud PIG Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
Al Ot'lD call the attention of residents Of tins
W ucighhnrh"od 10 their extensive and beautiiiI.
assortment ri New Spring G""ds. consisting ia parl OF
0HtS"t "TeV variety OF ST Ia aud price;
-7..- " 'sr'a Srlri' of lh: newest patterns;
ar;'as o The laret Paris and approx ed shapes
fmhTnllrries nf every desc rp;ion;
Hiu'.s dc lnlnrS. Lawns, OrganlIrs Baruges Tissues
R"hes OF all kinds. ChnZcs. Hosiery, Gloves, Milis
%c: $4,000 yds. u: Silk al iac. 81 ic and 81 per I'd
These Goods are OF their o,Hn importation. having
been selected by one OF the firm IN the best markets
"i Far 'pc, AMI VIII bc 10 nd equal to any M qualify
PrIcc"rSlylc. p~PurcI iscrS vii nd much 10 Their
adNhhlaS" To- call end examine lhIS assortment before
pure laSn" elsewhere. it Will he found one of the.
most extensive IN the city. aud much the largest r. W
t. ~ Go, have ever offered ap3O II
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TO THE PUBLIC

TIE subscriber would inform his friend. ..r.,
tle public generally, that he intends to r,,n
Baggage Wagons & lacks toand from thr R.,,I
road Depot, near Smyrna, for the pnrms.. -
conveying Passengers, carving Frrinb, r.,,
gage &c. lie expects to locate in the w.,
part OF smyrna, where all orders will be thank.
fully received and promptly attended To.
" lie will also run Wagons to and fr,.,..
smyrna Landing, for the purpose of han,j,,'
hoods, Lumber, Iron, or anything that NAV
come by the Vessels.
Thankful for past favors, he hopes TO merit
and receive liberal share of the public p,tr,,s
age. EBENF,IrR ITpTI. Wa
Dec I9,"5J-tf
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L. X L A q Hi
-.-.- &,
BAGGAGE WAGONS

| :. IIL subScrlbQr has cOmmcHced ruuninr
freight and Baggage Wagons from SMYRNA 10
the Railroad Depot aud back, for the purpose
OF Hauling GOODS and FREIGHT ot'alI kinds
lie will also run his Wagons to and from Smvr-
ma Iasdng, for the purpose of hauling all
ENDS OF Freight brought by the Vessels: Bricks
IRON, Wood, Coal, Lime. Lumber, &c, &c.
Those wishing hauling done will have il
promptly attended to, and at reasonable rates.
ny calling on the subscriber
JOS. e. GRIFFITH.
W Letters and small packages conldcd to
charge. "'''''"'
feb I3-tf
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BEES! Citixcms of Delaware

In the past season youhave
,sSssE$SsA 49,. lost vast numbers of your
49, Szs' as, Bees. "IMck! ~ you will
5zSSS "a 49,. say. | reply, "misman-
~ sSSSsss 49, 49, agement" And, TO prove
81 -, - = my position invite you
~ 2assssss's to visit my Apiary. 1t
do not convince you of the fact, and also that
Rev. T.. l.. Langstroth's Patent Movable Comb
HIVE will average ten pounds and upwards
more Honey yearly, and is superior to any hive
in existence, will cheerfully pay your expense
coming to and returning from my Apary. ask
only an examination, being confident there is
not ONE Beekecper, but VII pronounce this
Hive the most perfect inventi6h OF the kind ex-
tant i'll the world. 1t is unnecessary to speak
of Its peculiar merits, sutiiceit 20 say, hereby
distinctly challenge any Beekeeper in the Uni
ted States 10 ask or even wish for anything to
be done to or with the Bee, that is desirable
[wthln their nature) but what do, he can do,
and NTH thiS Hire, md thlS Hire only.
Individual Rights to make and use, 50;
hive nd right. so or 81. Township or coun-
~ rights will be sold So the purchaser can
make the best investment of a small sum in the
Union. My Apiary is at Kaighn's Point, N. j.,
Il minutes from South Street Ferry, Philadel-
rhia. Letters on business must be addressed
10 p. ]. MhHAN, Agent,
ap9-3m 1S6 Chestnut ST., Philada
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-05-28

rAh IiCLE OF MERCURY IN IT
LEI the Afflicted Read and Ponder
Az IniaiiIble Remedy for Scrofua Kings Evil Rben
matIsn, Obstinate CutaneOus ErunIinnS pi'nnIas' y,
! "S'"eS ON inc Face, BlOtches Buils Apue and
! reVer; Chronic Sure Eyes. Ring Worm or TetIer
Jons enlargement aud Pam the Bones and
Io,"S; Slunoon Ulcers SyIhiliiic Disorders linn,
! n'g"' spinal complaints, and all Diseases nr,sina
rom an ii1udlcious Use of Mercury Imprudence M
Lila, or lmpUrty of the Blood '' III
, S5- This great Alternative medicine and n,;c r
blood Is now used by thousands of grateful ma,;an,n
ilo' all parts OF the United States who testify DALI
III ane !eiharSahe cures perormed by the greatest Of
al S leGicIheS. "CARTERS SPA ISH MiXTITRE :"
neuralgia, rheumatism, Scruua Ernntions 90 a.
oNIh' Liver Disease Fevers, Ulcers old Snres Az
lions OF The Kidneys Diseases of the thrn,I Ean't
% ':, pains ana aching OF the Bones and Joints
Unable remedy s WIS great anu ines
8 FOR all diseases Of the Blood nothing has VET beon
~ compare with It, II ccases the system of ali
impurities acts gently and efficiently on the VI al
hiuheys strengthens the Digestion pives tn =, anu i
oHuou makes the skin clear and healthy ond ~
Sores me constitution. eneebed by disease Or nroLnn
strength " ''S P'isuhe Ngor and
Tor the Ladies' is incomparabIy better than oil Tho
N,Xtn'" III useu' lew doses of Carriers Spanish
hr,n re WIN remove all sallowness of complexion
y, 'ue roses mantlng to the cheek give eiastic;,,
20 me STEP and improve the general heshb IN ~ ~
Aaoie degree, beyond all the medicines ever heat
The large number Of certificates which v,a ho.. .
ceived IRON persons from all parts of the Ijni,ed So,
ne oest evidence that there Hnmbug abont
pess noael Keepers magistrates, physicians and
peoilc men, we'll known to the eommI;n;,,, 81 ".
Blood Purifier ee''S Vi 'nis Erea
Gail on The Agent and get a Circular and Almanac
READ ths wonderful cures this truly greatest Of ali
WM. 5. BEERS &. CO., Prop'rs.
3O4 Broadway, New York.
>, For sale by ID. LOCKWOOD. Smyrna
FOX r. "a x Spcer, Leipsic; and by J. Cowgirl and
ID. Burton, Dover. Uan5a a""
GLOVER SEED in lots to suit purchases.
in store and for sale by S''s'
VIM. f. GILPIN.
southwest corner Broad and Prime SITS
aPlo,i"' Philadelphia.
!, VI have, this day, associated with me in
me above business at Broad and Prime streets
'Fm X. Gilpin. The style of the frn, u,;i,
hereafter be WIN. II. GmPiN g. Co.
p,,a.r - WIN, II. GILPIN.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-05-28
+ lies AND RASPS.

~ ana made equal 10 NEW, at No. GI NEW
0'eci; n1tMern Race and Vine. Philadelphia
IN, u Or RE-CL FLING PER DOZEN:
Inches Flat Blsj'd. HALF Rod Inches ,rLroo
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New Establishment.
SHAWN'S ~ "a
I'araSOl & Umbrella Works.

Market ST., one door above 10th, Philadelphia.
10 OUR facilities are complete direct inter.
KY course with The other side Of the Allan
~ uc) for The production OF the latest and most
desirable styles. beautifully emDeliished. best
MA lie and cheapest in the world
a?JJ en- SLEEPER 3fi Market ST.
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.+ - 1900 TONS
.-cimaH's Supper Phosphate OF
RI e -NE EE

n q VI IL RE
WHO wish 10 have heavy crops ri Grass sound Poa-
intS' inli-eared Corn and pcnly-usc Lrinau's Super
t"spalo OF Limo" ,TIrc y cents ncr 49, or = 10 y,
ION. Discount 10 dealers Or use Iciaau's American
Fcr'liiZeis' $3.50 per barrel, ar 81: per ton.
Hear What DIR. Joseph Beriens ui i,or,!en!nwn s4y
nave used nearly 300 casks of Lcmaus Amerrc,n
FGrZers ON my fam in NV Jersey, WIit saIl,l;irIo.
~ results Farmers New Jersey use Lcinau's Fer.
hlIzer John { Def Osla, President of The Camlcu
ana Sseco@ haIlrnad. says: 81 havo used LeiIau ;
Fertilizers, and my Corn crop yielded 81 bushels Ia
'he ac'e used l.einaus Fertilizer. and my Gri~,
crop weighed double. Thomas Reading. - used
lelAaus Fertilizers and raised The soInlesl of Pt,
'oFs ana heavy croPs.'-r. w. Milford. e had a
poor 'arm and yielded good crops by the use of Lei
nahs llzer alOne'--J Atkinson IIaddonIeld and
John Field, on COUper's Greek.
Ihree Diplomas have been received from the New
Jersey State Agricultural Society, the New York
IryS;al Palace ASsoranon, and the Pennsrlvanin
Stale Agricultural Soclcty
Orders RENTING the cash or drafts, promptly
attended to. Carriage free.
q. a. I.EINAU, Proprietor,
maro-4m. No. 10 South Front st., Phila.
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DRY GOOD s.

- u u y y = ..
"A + are constantly rereIviDg DRESS GOODS of
w al most every de,cr ptnltsgsnong which VIII
be lound large assortment of Black Silks BLACK
Holree Antique, Luptns all wunl Mousclinc de.
LaIn's PLAIN Shades rich printed CIaIIIr, Ms, nn,
sllleSs uahle for Friends Sivrrlncs Itwns B,rrn,.
EmbrOIleues, DC. JESSE WILLIAMS A. co
No Is SUuh Second ST. Pin ladcl2hi,
GrEILA SITAWI.S
w. Printed Borders, Grape Slawls.
Plain White Mode, Black
Embroidered White and Scarlet.
-,,, Borierrd WhIIc
- PLAID. Striped and Plain
JESSE WILLIAMS Il CO.
,oo No Is South ""o"d street. PhiLidrLp5ia
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m ToThe subscribers having remov ed TO their
New and Spacious Store,
No. 278 Chestnut ST., 4ih door abore Truih

New and Spacious Store,
No. 278 Chestnut ST., 4th door a6ore Tenth.
RE- now prepared TO offer large aud well.scloced
n stock Of the following fresh and desirable noods
principally OF their own mpOrlaliun or bought nj
auction, which they able To sell al the ip,rrcrs
prices, and Ia which they cordially mvIle the attention
OF Country Merchants, Hotel Keepers, and families
generally.
Bull, Green and Neniiian Window Shading
Barnsley and Irish Linen Sheeling - Sd o.
lOi. la l2-4 wide. >
BOLSTER and Pillow Linens of several rhoire bleach
ers, and all widths from 30 10 ~ lnrhcs
Red Blankets OF all sizes and qualities
CRIB and Cradle Blankets.
Bed Qu's OF the following varieties viz - Mar
scliies' Yelling, kmOtted, Register Ahambra Alien
dale anu Lancaster, of all undesirable sizes
Bureau Covers, Table Covers Window Curtain
Muslin, Jewels and TON:ellng Of every variety Da.
mask Fable Cloths and Napkins ShrtIng Linen, and
Muslin; Cambria llaudkcrchlcls, EmIrodprics lilo.
slery, etc. BrOcael. Damasks MoreeIs Embro,drreJ
Lace and Muslin Curtains; Gilt Comlces, Band.
GnnIs, Cord etc.
SHEPPARD q VAN HARIINGEN.
Importers aud Dealers IN Linen and
o.o House Furnishing Goods,
80 NO. 2dS Chestnut ST. above Tenth PhiInd, luIi,,
ap3U.6m ~ gnu
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DOLLAR
WEEKLY PHILADELPHIA TIMES.

.
WEEKLY PHILADELPHIA TIMES.
MS elegant Family Weekly issued from the uiIr,
OF the Phtadelpba DlIg Tunes contains in mi
,i'h l" III" rh"IrcsI Editorials. Cures ninIence
news ric from the Daily. large amount of Original
ieriry Mailer procured al great expense from some
"l lne most c"hent writers M Ihe country Il viii
he The constant ann of the publishers 10 make th,.
DOLLAR lines worthy competitor Ir the patronage of
The public, with The very hest weekly newspanrTs il,
TIE Union and gerry decided Improvement upon onv
our Il {" similar character established IN Phrla
dcphIa. ''
The PHiLADELPfIA DAILY TINES. n largo
ana well printed morning paper complete in nII lis
departments ana especially full M It's Commercial and
Marine Intelligence, is published and Furnished, N
"ail subscribers at 5000 per annum. IN advance
Terms Of the Dollar Times:
One subscriber. one year. 81 90
Ten " TO one address, s 90
Twenty" I5 00
Forty VI Oo
Address, WIN. MORAN,
ap$5'lm Times" Philadelphia, Pa
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AID \ MS EXPRESS.
Office at F0XWclI'< IIoIrI


on MAIN STREET, NHYRNI. Drt
This Express for Philadelphia, New Yorl.
Boston, and all of the Eastern cities. al,o con-.
meeting with the steamers for Savannah Ma.
con, Mobile, Montgomery and New Orl,.,,.
now running from Smyrna daily-lhns atlord,p,,
10 It's cltlzcns an Opportunity of iorwnrdIuu ,,r
bringing Goods, Money, NaluablcS, &c. v,,b
dispatch ami guarantee of their safely. =, VERY.
low rates.
Goods, packages, or any article.
destined for Philadclp hia or Baltimore. or inter.
mediate points, will be forwarded by the ear.
from Smyrna at - o'clock, y. NJ, conpccti,',
win The mad trains at Wilmington, arrjyInr
IN those cities and also connrctiu" viii, ,L-.
other eastern and southern lines the sam. ,,,,
All Goods, Specie, JcwcIr1. &c..
forwarded or brought by this Express. viii b,. -
charge OF special messenger ON the ear, ,n.
pointed for that purpose.
" Notes, Drafts and Bills coIIrcted oo
moderate terms, and prompt returns made
Goods pcrchascd per order m an, of ,Lr Fans.
tern, Western or Southern StafcS.viib fl,..,,,
~ Sight DrGJis at par, on Enolaud. lr.-
land Sc. tland and France Gao be In! ~ ,L,.r
once at I. FOXwolrs Hotel
"'d''-'Un' JOHN McKNATT.
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Super Phosphate ocL;mc

-In" HU~EBNTIC Oh LENhP,
1 " bOMAS have beef awarded to the subscrihar-
~ for the above article. by The ''''''
New Jersey =,
Bucas Coui'y e.
Srhuylkill County ..
lcrks County
New Castle County. Del,
ne qualify aud high Character OF our preparation
Wei! kilown-Ii Is considered the best aud most Re
NE Manure for Corn Oats. Wheat Pora,o.. and Cr.s.
MOI only producing large crops hut perlnnnrn,v nm,
proving the spll; e PRICE $40 per 1000 lbs p rrs
herp, IAUTloN--obscrye That every barrel ~
our article has our name and thai of Polls q KIeti
stamped "Tl the head = ' ~ Nie''
Pamphlets describing its qualities and mode Of ,i.nq
"a" ne had at our store or toy mall when desired
liberal deduction made TO Dealers d"
E.. AGEET'N IVA NJrED
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1856-05-28

il"rSe HaSl'S one lh' Ia more THAI half round Firs
an w"TE warranted satisfactory. good assortment
81 NEW FILES constantly on hand
'"h'"'h J. b. SMITH.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-11

MAINE ELEcTIoN.-In ALL returns from two
hundred and sixty four towns of the election in
Maine have been received in which Hamlin has
53,2l8 Wells S297S; Patten 1893 Every
member of Congress, and the whole State Sen
ate, with, perhaps, the exception of one in
Aroostook, and more than four ffths of the
House are Republican.
Hamlin's majority for Governor over Wells will
be twenty thousand, and fifteen thousand over
ALL
The majority for Washburn, Republican candi.
date for Congress in the Bangor District, is over
three thousand
In Penobscott county, the home of Senator
Hamlin, thirty four towns give Hamlin $3.50
Wells 3400, Patten 90 Last year, Morrill, 1913
Wells 1902, Patten 1895.
The election of six Republicans to Congress,
gives that party gain of one sllr. Fuller, Dem
oerat, being the representative of the Sixth Dis
triet in the present Congress.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-11

FREMONT AND DAYToNIN BRooKFIELD.-
The citizens of Brookfeld, irrespective of for
mer political differences, held meeting, Sept 5.
and organized for the Presidential campaign. A
Club was formed, called the Brookield Fremont
Club The following list of officers were chosen
President, Rev. David Perry Vice Presidents
o c. FELTON,, George Forbes, H. L. Mellen. Sec.
rotary, VIM. H, Montague. Treasurer, William
Moulton. Executive Committee, Alphonzo Howe
Foster Ainswortb, 0. R. Pellet, D. r. Olney,
Charles F. Rice
A Kimball, H. L. Mellen, Alphonzo Howe
were chosen delegates to the State Convention
to be held at Worcester on the 10TH O. S. Fell
ton, Francis Howe George Forbes, substitutes
splendid Fremont and Dayton flag was flung
to the breeze few days since,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-11

OXFORD AwAKB--A large and enthusiastic
meeting of the friends of Fremont, was held in
Oxford, on Tuesday evening, at which animated
volunteer addresses were given by citizens of the
town. A Club of some one hundred and fifty
members was formed, delegates to the State
Convention were chosen, land good music discourse
ed by the Oxford Fremont Glee Club. Previous
to the meeting, salute of 81 guns was fred, in
celebration of the result of the Maine election.
Alto gether, it reminded one much of the scenes
eff 1910, and omens full triumph of the good
cause in Oxford. She will give her full share of
the one hundred thousand votes which Massa-
chusetts will roll up for Fremont and Freedom in
November next.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-11

The Boston Times is satisfied that the Kanzas
troubles have caused the defeat Of the bogus de-
mocracy in Maine The Times was long whils
iD getting its eyes open, butdt now acknowledge
es the corn very handsomely. 1t says -
Beyond all question or dispute, the Kan
zas troubles. more than any or all things else,
have contributed 10 this signal overthrow Of
the democracy, and in State, too, essentially
and really democratic, and but for whose ex-
istence the vote of Maine could have, been
counted as sure for Buchanan by ten thousand
majority
The Times thinks it is about time for " com.
plete reversal of the position of the democracy
which is just what the people think, and what
they mean to have.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-11

FREMONT Mass Meeting IN PRovIDENcE.-
The great Mass Meeting at Providence, yester-
day, was a grand and imposing affair The rail-
roads and steamboats, poured their thousands and
thousands into the city, and the assemplage, in
numbers and enthusiasm, far exceeded any politi
cal demonstration ever made in that State. The
weather was delightful, the arrangements excel
ent, the speakers were hand, and every
thing passed off to the satisfaction of everybody
but old hunkers and old fogies. The lateness OF
the hour at which our reporter returned, prevents
us from giving more extended account of the
proceedings, this morning.