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From the Missouri Democra, ]

From the Missouri Democrat
WOODS HAIR DY: Til. admirable rriicls
!. rapidly nnpro,inI The hair. NJ article 81 ,
.,nni. Iini, nav before the pubic, enj1.sa i-t-
I, Q repuiaiiuI ~ restorative und iuv,gJrsiing
hair tonic. Il, ptcuiisr chemical qualiir, hav.
beneficial effect upon the growth and chsrrct'i
nj the mir. giving u silky aud glossy texture u that
which was Ennshy ot ~ cVsr~e aud dry nature.
Il has also we understand, tetdsn cy 10 preserve
ih, yuuihiul color and sppra ance ol the hair. aud
ds%ir'yi Ing or counierat ting The ELECTS u sge
With ouch recommendation in its lavvs, we hard
~ perceive how any lady or gentleman should he
" iihout valuable Nh adjunct 10 their to,let
u. J. WOOD & Co., fr'prie,srs, $40 Broad
way. New York, aud Ia Market Street,
3,nl3 81. LVuIs, Mo.
Fold by all Druggists here
AaENTs.-in Biddcfsrd. J. eavyerj n Ssee, @.
s. Nltchsl, successor TO d. L. Nitehel. Wholesale
Agents boston. Weeks Potter. In Portland, u. %.
Hay. suosN
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r,,,,,,,,,,,,, ceuu,,,,o,,,.

FROM fAsIrsssnt cemmissiousr.
uArorsr IL. ls56.-During tie time have held the
o,ee Of Commissioner Of Patents, u. kidy Esq, OF
Boston, has beeu extensively gagged In the transaction
Al business With the Once solicitor. lie 10 thor
ouxhy acquainted with the law and the rules of prao-
dee Of the once. regard him u the cspa.
b. and succ~ssful praetionsn with whom I have had
saieial intercourse. lCMAs. MASON,
ly31 Commissioner Of Patents.
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FATAL CONSUMPTION.

Neuralgia, Piles, Ca.eer Tsasrs.
And nsv oshss dissasss and Iunors shsn coansctsi
9Th . Scr fsioss condition of The Mod.
ms pctss siIl slt and p~sscrbs fss On psous vish.
ING % t>st HE nsisne, sho reqv-st q, assi Who ars
silhns W rvns"rats hin az tas ssrvtrs N ths aaart
charged DC vist q ths sss d,stHnss % hs R.wulHs
rsusuts. he ALrkkArfvs SYRUP 10 sAi Il ID
oGie~. Cash sa Delivery. No Agents visAsa,
ess s.n asAhned rhyseahs. and notsssssis yin Acre.
! de AL ss,a b.
lyrl w DA1LxY. y. D., ssss, HA
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S. s. NIT C Il e L L E,

(Succe,.or Ia ID. l.. MilcLell,)
Opposite YORK Hotel & saeo House, saoo, Maine.
Has Tor sale IN qlsnlrIrs 10 suit:
DRUGS, FANCY SOAPS,
CHEMICALS, WASH BALLS,
PAINTS, HAIR BRU SHES,
LiNsEED OIL. TOOTH BRUSHES,
COLORS, FANCY GOODS,
sPr.. TURPENTlNE, SHAKER HERBS,
YARNiSii, FARlNA.
ACIDS. CORN STARCH.
DYE WOODS, CREAM TARTAR,
ARTISTS MATERIALS, sALERA1Us,
PAINT BliUSUES, FLAYONlNG EXITS,
CANVASS. Pres FhUir,
TUBE COI.ORS, FRUIT JAMS,
LARD oil. LEMON siRUPS,
SPERM oil, LOZENGGs,
CAMpHENE, HAVANA SUGARS,
BURNING FLUID, TOBACCO,
DRUGGISTS GLASS WARE, SELF SEAL
ING CANS, SURGI AL INSTRUMENTS.
SPATULAs. M0KrAHS, TiLDEN'S ON
CENTRATED FLUID EXiRACIS, ALLENS
EXITS TARAX, HyOsCY, HELLADON, &c.
TAPER, VIAL, BOTTLE, JUG AND SPECIE
CORK,
Ply ,icians and country merchants having o'-
der 10 NY lnr, can nly nn gclllng prInie anIcl.s
aud at I0gesl possible prices.
Ii5O y s. MITCHELL.
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Pressed Hav.

DRESSED HAY hep, constantly on hani, vholesai,
i &C retail, by JOHN 0iLPATklC.
August nth, 1850. saf
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PARTNERSHIP.

gINlIE sub.crbcrs hav, formed partnership un.
l. der the dnn III Ch,.lOiHi y Goo,i,Ao,o, fof
the practice of Law, IL lJ lrIV,J, unJ have tax.
rn ~, ode. In WdsIIugi, IH,Sk, over ID, dcn',
Periodical Depot, corner II Lihe,Iy aud Washing.
ton streets. lenisnceun L'isriy cl'r,a
a L CHISHOLM,
II e.. GOODESOW.
Biijrforj, Dec 5Ih. 1875. 4Gf
~ Is The subscriber will con'inu. lis Office
IN S.cu, n heretofore. Deefu,gs IL1a;. opposite
York IiOiri A T. CHISHOLM
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To the Families and Business
Community Of Biddeford and
surrounding Districts:

To the Families and Business
Community Of Biddeford and
surrounding Districts:
When going OF s-udlns To New York for sup 'lie'
yuu are respectfully invited 10 make tns VI the
superior TEAS, imp"nsd expressly ior The I'm
menss Tea Warehouse of
CHRIsTIANS0N & CO.,
II Dealers in Teas and Cofees ercius,ssly.
TIN. l. by Ear the greatest coocem Of the kind
IN THE WORLD.
AfI1rJing The opportunity. Ut all innes Of procur.
ny pure, reliable aud clsicc variety 81 TsAs and
CoSFsss, which in QUALITY and rRIcE, present
uu.iysllrd Inducements ~ both dealrrs aud con.
suIn-rs
The fscili,ir. possessed by this establishment,
are ut such q character - io warrant the propde-
rors in speaking thus confidently, aud they NE
prepared tn abide the drcl,ion Of Ill Who may
lest their sincerity by u critical examination 81
their stock sud prices
Th,. immense establishment Is situated in ihs
very heart ofihe ciiy VI NEW YORK. n, the cor.
~. q al The two great thon'ughisr,s, BEADwAT
and GRAND STREsr, sfording every convenience
f easy access, and In the midst Of tue INST exicn
siye establishments OF this great commercial me-
tr'Isdls
fielding Ourselves responsible fnr q fair and
truthful representation Ut al SELL nnt with the
s>>i anr- 10 uur customers that unrss such shall
pcve 10 be- fully equal 10 our representations. that
ih- gods will lie taken bscs aud the Ih,a'ry cheer.
fully reiurned, we IRE SURE that cur system VI do
INK business IN ei meet with the hearty spprovsl
Of purchaser.
Ia conciu-ion, we respectfully renew our invi.
isira To Fsmilirs aud D-sl,rs, b~lir,iag that q
tisl will convince them IL The great sdvunisses
which We hold oui " customers 10 making their
pur'ha.ss 81
THE BROADWAY TEA WAREHOUSE,
No. AS,
cVHHER OF GRAND srrEkr,
New Ssrk,
cHRIsTIANSoN 4 Co.,
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TIME Subscriber Offers Cur sale at his Nursery, mel
the ssco Cemetery,
Annie, P, ar, Plum & Cherry Trees
Bulbous.. Towering Roots,

For Spring and Autumn Planting such as Amarylliis
Gladoius, lily icnths, Tulips wn.lmperais lies,Se
AMERICAN SEEDS.
Collections Of seeds Ct American Forest Trees and
Shrubs ard Of rare and beautiful American Plants. vii
be supplied suitable To send To Europe and other eoun
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Uleerating Tanors, Seald Head,
Diseased Eyes,

DISEASED SKIN, hot, dry, rough and srup,ive,
o. cosd pale, pssy. or eiAnmy and ssestng,
DROPSlCAL EFFU>IONS, oecasiouins din
esity VI Breathing, Bis,inS, extreme iansosr. All
frequent fatigue.
JACKETS OF seaened and distorted condition o,
The Bsaes, spinal Adeetisss White
Sweiilnysj
DeraageA condition fths Digestive 0uans, occas
ioins iess u, OF and iryex~Is, appellate
severe and potrsetsd Costivsnrss chronc Diatss
Diseased Lssgs. which had involved the suf
serers 10 AsthnA, or hard Coughs nsnorhagv InA
citation AMI o<h<g ntssns M
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Professor 0. J. Woop.

BRooEriELp. Mass January 10, 1855
DEAR Sra: Having made iIisl Vi your Hair
Restorative, IL gives me pleasure TO say that IT.
eject has leen exeelient in removing ina.mina-
iIou, dsndruT uDd constant itching tendency
with which have been irvuLled irDnl chllJhood
aud has ALEC restored my hair. which WIS bsconl.
ing s,sy, to ils original color. | have used no
o'hrr article ~iih any,hiny like the pleasure and
Poi,. Youn uuly,
J. K. BRAGG.
Pastor Of the Orthodox Church, Broukh,iJ.
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new GROCERY STORE.

NEW unUOEnI OIVn.,
NEW GOODS!
THE Subscribers, having formed COT partner.
l. ship, sadsr The name and style Of
sToRER g. HANSON,
have taken the Gaines Block, Nos. I and 2, cor.
nsr Of Main and Free SIS.
and have jus, received from Bosion IN entire
new Stock Of Family Groceries, which they.
are prepared 10 cell upos reasonable
terms, 10 all who may favor them
with their patronage. AZ their
store may be found every Ar.
ticle Of the best quality,
which may be wanted Tor family use. Among
our articles may be found.
Up SB a &e
sogcnoNo,
ooLoNe,
YOUNG HYsoN,
OLD HYSoN.
and a better article Of BLACK TEA, than .an
Be found Al any other store In town.
-vSAH1
CRUSHED. MUsCOvADO.
| GRANULATED,
SAN JORGE.
| w. COFFEE CRUSHED,
Y. COFFEE CRUSHED,
BROWN HAVANA.
G"D~D1E
OLD JAVA,
p. LABELLO,
RIO,
ST. DOMINGO,
BURNED aad GROUND
BURNED and UNGROUND.
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AMERICAN SEEDS
c,u..,,o,. n, ,..d. n American Forest Trees an
Ctneeuhs =, ,se sns h..n,I,nI am,y,c.n Plants. VIII
shiuos. .',aa,. =, ..ra ,o s,ons sn o,hsr couu
". pe sspP''eN 'N''' "
nnry SrrDs
@ARDhN
Carrots, Deets, English Tuinlps. Cabbages. Cueum
ben, Parsnips, kuta Bags, Mangsl Wurael, ohion'
Extra E.rly Prars, &c.
Long Orange Carrot, best Tor Held euure) ~ per ID
Improved kua Baga, (hne Amercan)
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Pressed Ilay md Straw.

DRESSED HAY sud STRAW, Of the 1rst quail
~, for sale Wholesale VI retail, BY the sub.cnb
rr nj Smiths Corner.
anu.2 SAMUEL SrIMsoN.
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Hair inviyorater an d Tsnic.

n gentleman Of Boston writes TO his friend IN
New iiedfond thus:
Toyour inquiries, l would reply, ihs, when
fist commenced using Professor WUod's HsiI
Restorative. my hair was almost white, aud hud
l-en ~ for the last ten years aud IL was very THU
on the top Of my head. aud very loose, and pull,
uul freely; but found that before had used oil
the src,'nd bnlle, (Which was eight wreks) my
hair was entirely changed 10 lie oriRinal color.
light brown, an,i - low fee ir,m dsndrulr snd
quite moist. have had my hair cot five or SIX
tunes since the change, and have lever seen any
thing like white luir sluriiny fiuni The rOo,s and
il Is nav rs hlck as IL ever wus, uiid does not
Gene oni 3, all Il has proved in my O. Use all that
could with To ask.
July /, 1855. Yours, etc -
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AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
n. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of PATENT>

uIrE AGENT OF y. =. Patent OFFICE, WAsMscrox
rSpER IHg ACT or lsoI)
No. 7e s.ate Street. opposite Kilby st., Bosten
FER an extensive practice q upwards OF twenty
y years, CONTINUES to secure pstents In the nlte"
states also Ia Orest Britain, Francs. and other ioreir
countries Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, an
all rsper, or Drawings Tor Patents. executed on liberal
terms and with despatch. Researches made into Amer
lean OF H,relgn works. TO determines the validity OF ut
ty q Patents or Inventions, -ani legal or ohrr aSiee
renddrei In all matters touching the same Copies o.
the claims % any Patent furnished by remittng one
dollar. Assignments recorded ut Washington.
This Agency 10 not only the largest In New England
but through u inventors have advantages for securing
patents OF ascerslnlng the patrnthiy OF Inventions
unsurrassed by. II not immeasuraby superior 10, any
which can be offered them rlsew here The TESTIMONIALS
given below prove that none 10 MORE SUCCESSFUL
At THE PATENT OPT, u Than the subscriber and %
sCcCEss Is TIE BEST PR0Of or ADVANTAGES
AND ABILITY. he would add that he has abundant
reason TO believe, and can prove that al ho other once
n the kind are the charges for professional services 20
Moderate The Immense practice OF the s.bsenoe, aur
ing twenty years past, has enabled him n accumulate
rast collection Of specifications and Official decisions rel
Itive 10 patents These, besides his extensive library OF
rysI and mechanical works. ard full accounts of patents
rranted In the United States and Europe render him
lille, beyond question, TO offer superior fAe'esor %
All Necessity of journey to Washington TO procure
patent aud the usual great delay there are here saved
inventors.
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TESTIMONIALS.

'.Durins the time ] occupied the once OF Commits
s,ousr of patents, u. II. kpDr, Esq, OF Boston, did
business Al the Patent Oce ~ solicitor for procunns
Patents There fes, u any persons acting In that
cayacty, who had 90 much business before the Patent
otaee sna there we're sho ,uiucted lt with
more skili, fidelity and success. regard Mr.. Eddy
a obe of the beet Informed and most skul Patent So
Icitors In the United stacs and have hesitation
assuring inventors that they cannot employ . person
morr coupetent and trustworthy, and capable oi
putng their applications In form 10 Tor them
~ early and Avorabls consideration a. the Patent o.
Ace, EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of PAtsnts -
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THE SOCIETY for the encouragement,
Of wearing CLEAN SHIRTS, at
No. l08.caatham st., cor. osPeari st.,
NETWORK,
Keep on hand an extensive and complete a.sor,
,nenl of the latest impohalions aud Rsl manu-,
failures az
GEyTLEMEN's FURNISHING GooDS,
Equal In material make, trSur, durability and style
to any sock ever offered In this country.
Itetailed at Wholesale Prices.


Retaiied mt Wholesale Prices.
coSstsrtSo OF
sIlfRrS-wlth linen bpsoms, collars and wristbands,
of tbs hes, and anest QUALITIES, AMI and choice
styles.
CALICO snIRrs-rhe latest and most attractive
patterns
UNDERSTANDS and DRAwERs-Of Wool, Msrlno,
Cashmere, siik, aud Cotton, a. desirable AMI durable
quates-ahi the TkvIor Wool Cnderyarments, -
highly approved by Physicians. Also, the sEAKfR
suisrs AMI DRAwgEs.
CRAvATs Superior quality AM beautiful styles,
ami . full assortment of STOCKS, COLLARS, NECK.
rIks. GLOVES, sCARfs, and MufPLERs Of the nch.
est kinds.
sCsPENDERs-An almost endless variety. including
the finest AMI most durable.
POCKET IiANDRERCiliIfS-slk AMI Cotton -
plain AMI prinei-an unriyallsl assortment
UALf ll0sE-wool aud cotton, 70 the best texture,
selected expressly for retail trade.
MORNING ROBES AMI 0OWNS-Elegant Patterns,
excellent material aut Of the t.st make.
This stock comprises all grades, frum the lowest IA
the richest that lie proiucel-ani having every "a.
c.ly Tor importing and manufacturing, not exe,sirl by
any other establishment IN the United states.-buy,r,
therefore, will consult their interest by examining tbs
goods which are SOL at the
LOWEST russIRLE casa PRICES.
II Goods promptly delivered at all the Hall Road
Deo,' Steamboats,. &C. aud Ia any pan of the iiy
Siilout charye.
- SHIFTS made to order by experienced hands, Il
superior style, at short notice, warranted To 1t. prS
Machine work done In this establishment.
lIr-3I
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PROF. .. J. WOODS
Hair Restorative !! Z!
For Producing Hair ON Bold Heads,
and Restoring
Grey Hair to it's Natural Color.

THIS TONiSHING AND UilEQUALLED
l. Preparation has never tailed 10 Jrvduce Y
growth on Bald Heads, when use d according ..
the direction, and turn hair back 10 its original
color, after having become gray nd rrinstate II
In all its original health, iu,re, ,oitrss and beau
pleasant itching, scroiula, erplo rs and f.vsrish
heat from the scalp Il also pc events the hail
iio,n becoming unhealthy and falling of, aud
hence acts Us "a perfect
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Fire Insurance.

DE1NG Agent Of several of the pes, Fire ln'ur
ID ance Co,nj'anie. in The Country, n share 0
patronage 10 collected. DOMlNiCUS JORDAN
Ssco, Apr hh, 1853. lg,f
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liumOrs.
- CANkER.
BiLiOU>Nt,<S,
COsTiVENESS, nnd
GENERAL DEBILITY,
AuH cvrxD Ut

VITAL FLUID,
TheJ cannot exist against action Of these Msdieo
Chemicals. 80.
lunors IN the bloo are IN. sole hr,t cause Of Con.
Sumption. by consuming the bleod's vitality. These
ees,sms Anmsrs ami sps vitality By the
great powers ofcAsmisfry
A.. circui.r.. Ia h. hal u ,ieiIeins Dealers.
BURR. FOSTER 4 c., I Cornhiii, Gsa~rai Leents.
Manshsid Il Co., CITY Wharf, B.ston, Special Agents.
Yor sale by Drs. j. ss~yr anil q. W. Psrson, Bidde.
ford Dr. wm Bailey ani y. }. Smith, saco A. War.
rec, Ksnnebunk jos Curtis, Wells.
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GARDEN SEEDS.
ISlEL MAnONY.

Rr sale Ut j. a. behring's, and the Union store, saco
Elias iIarmons and Cummings wesgwood's store,
pistsk,rd F, also nj the Nur,ery. nv
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]. RUSSELL SPALDING'S
CASTOR OIL

This great aud popular PREPARATION Is decided
one oi the nicesi and best articles IN the
world for tie
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-08-29

DEATH OF EUGENE SuE.-News by a
late arrival announces the death of Eugene
Sue, the French Novelist. He was born
in Paris, Dec. 10, 1904, and at his baptism
the Empress Josephene and the Prince
Eugene Bcauharnais officiated as sponsors.
Having finished his preparatory education,
he followed the example of his father and
entered the army as surgeon, in which ca
pacity he served in Spain in 1928, and
was present at the storming Of C:diz and
the capture Of Trocadere and Tarifa.-
The next year he entered into the naval
service and made several voyages to the
West Indies. In 1927, he went to Greece
and was present in the battle of Narivino.
He turned bis attention to literature, and
has pursued it with great success, having
amassed a large fortune. 1t is singular
that while living the life Of luxurious
ari4tocrat, his pen was at work preaching
economy TO the people, and his sociallstlc
tendencies carried himjso far that he was
once banished from the Empire.
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From the charleston 6. c. J Mercury
Hone ReYiYing.

In addition to the letters published re
Gently from Gen. Atchson, we beg leave
to say to our readers, that from other let
tiers received from Kansas, we are informed
that the Pro Slavery party in Kansas Is
resolute in its determination of making
Kansas Slave State. On the 2lst day
Of last month they were confident OF sue
cess, and would form a Constitution with
Slavery acknowledge in it. II this Con
stitution is referred to the people for ratiil-
cation. it is intended to refer it only to the
registered yoters, who will doubtless ratlfy
it. We have more hopes Of Kansas than
ne have ever had. We have great faith
in the fighting capacities of Southern men
The above is not said BY a Black Re
publican Freedom Schroeder, but BY a
South Carolina Democratic Press.
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The Eairx.sav Mines.

We understand that the lead discover
ed about year ago, situated one mile
from Fairplay, and about twelve miles
from Galena, continues to improve as 1t Is
opened up, and promises to turn out moro
mineral than has ever been raised from any
diggings in that vicinity. In sinking
shaft few weeks ago,a vein was struck a
bout Is feet from the surfacc, out Of which
in digging twelve feet perpendicular, ovel
one hundred thousand pounds of minera
has been taken, and the vein has not ye
been worked through, while on all sides
without any mixture Of earth, stands tho
solid lead. What the length, width o.
depth Of this rich deposit is cannot, O
course, be calculated. The proprietors,
the Messrs. Hunsacker, Mann IL Co., are
certain of realizing large fortunes Thoy
have already taken out probably han q
million of mineral, and the ''sllow L Is goot
for double that amount more. - Galen;
Courier.
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Or lne II
The ether Side.

Nix. EDITOR Il notice in ycur last mum
Der of the Herald precautionary notice
from my dearly 6eloved husband, JONATHAN
LANCASTER, "to all persons not to trust m'
on his account" in which notice he states
that lief; his bed and board without a
my just cause or provocation."
VIII YOU please to favora poor destitute
and grossly injured female by Informing
the public through your excellent paper,
that | was shamefuly, cruelty and brutal
llY, driven away from my much loved
home, after laboring hard for near two
years to make it comfortable and happy
for myself and family, on the Goth day Of
July last, by my said husband, Jonathan
Lancaster, beating me on my head and
arms in the most violent manner with his
shut fist, and kicking mo on my back and
loins with his foot in hard and heavy
boot, greatly endansering my life and
limbs; shalnefully bruising my flesh, inso-
much that the marks of his fist and Of bis
foot are TO be seen on my head, arms, back
and loins unto this day; and at the same
time and in the same manner most cruelty
and bru'ally did beat and br',ise my little
Innoffendlng son, IA years of age, leaving
marks of bis fist and foot on his body and
limbs, which are yet to be seen. In this
manner Was violently thrust out from my
house and home, driven off in my common
est attire in which / was engaged in the
humble business Of making soap, compel
led to fly for refuge to 4 neighboring house,
being pursued by my said husband, Jona-
than Lancaster, expecting every moment
to be sticken to the ground by him, as he
swore by Cd that he would kill ne.
When | approached in sight of Mr.. flig
Gins house he turned swearing wickedly
that he would so back and get his gun
and shoot me; which was done without
any real cause or proyocation given by me
or nv little son-all of which statement
is true, as | will answer to God at the
great day; and now | ask no one to trust
me on his account, but I do and will ask
of him my portion. Is there no help IN
this land of Women's Rights for an injured
and destitute female?
AsENETH LANCASTER.
Cassville, August 18th, 1857.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-08-29

RE The Columbus correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Gazette says: 'sThese
bred Scott approvals and United States
Marshal arrests have most seriously affe Ct
ed the Democratic Supreme Judges @
Ohio. Judge Caldwell and Judge Cor
win, late of that distinguished tribunal
have in the fullest extent of indignant Ian
guage and eloquent philippe, denounced
the proceedings had towards the freemer
of Ohio, and Judge Warden, quondam Q
the same bench, has left the party alto
aether, and declares bis purpose to vote
the Republican ticket"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-08-29
wages for all who work.

We admire the resolutions of the OHIO
Republican State Convention. They are
too lengthy for publication in our paper
We present single resolution of that con-
vention which speaks whole volume OF
genuine Republicanism; it is plank that
we recommend our party everywhere to
adopt and fight for:
ave hold to the old fashioned law of
our fathers, "a fair days wages for a fair
DAVIS work. and repudiate with scorn the
sentiment, that slavery is the natural and
normal condition Of the laboring man, and
vii. resist as anti-Republican and un-
Just, every attempt, BY whemsoevor made.
to degrade the free labor Of freemen here
or elsewhere, and proclaim it as one ct the
leading objects Of the Republican party,
in seeking to prevent the further spread
Of slavery: to secure to the free white la4
Dor of the country its just rewards, anu its
free, social and political rights"
gThe Know Nothlngs have nomina-
ted the following State Ticket: Govern
orl Col. P. Vantramp, of Fairfield; Lieut..
Governor, N. T. Ash, of Lncas; State
Treasurer, Jonath ban Harseman, of Mont
gomery; Board Of Public Works, John r..
Arthur, OF Highland; Supreme Judge.