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KAYsAs-HER CLIMATE AND PRoDUcTIoNs.
Politically, we have had surfeit Of Kan
sas, but all the information conveyed has
been in appeals to bind up her wounds, and
in sectional cries for emigration to her ter
ritory. The following speaks of the coun-
try as it is, and makes it one the garden
spots of the Union. An exchange says:
1t is a vast country situated in the heart
of the Continent, stretching from Missouri
westward to the shadow of the Rocky Noun
tains. 1t contains eighty-one millions Of
acres Its soil is fertile as any beneath the
sun. It's climate is mild and genial. 1t has
large rivers, small streams in abundance al
luvan soils holding the deposits of centuries,
productive and beautiful table land, rolling
praries, and picturesque bills. 1t is the
land, Of all others in our domain, for the
cultivation of the olive and the vine. In
the hands of frcemen from the vineyard Of
Germany and Italy, Kansas may become the
vineyard Of America, and as the vine seems
to be dying out in Europe, it may yet be
the vineyard of the world. IL is three times
as large as the State of New York it is
four times as large as Ireland nearly six
times as large as the Lombardo-N Nenetian
Kingdom Two-thirds of it as large as
Hungary and its dependencies. 1t is more
than half the size of all Germany, from the
Tyrol to the Pomerania, with its free cities,
duchics and Kingdoms. 1t is capable OF
supporting twenty millions of people.
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DR. H. j. CZAPKAY LATE IN NTlIEHUNGA-
- rian Revolutionary War. Chief Physician to
the 20th regiment of Ilonvcds. Chief Surgeon to
the militury hospital at Pcsth, Hungary, and late
lecturer diseases of the urinary organs and dis
eases of women and children, has opened his In
stutc for the cure of all forms of private Diseases
such as syphilis, gonorrhoca, nocturnal emissions,
and all the consequences OF sclfabuse. In tlso
first stages of syphlitic or gonorrhGal diseases,
he guarantees cure in few days, without in
convenience to the patient or hindrancc to his
business. When patient, by neglect or improper
treatment, has developed the symptoms Of second
airy syphilis, such rs buboes, or painful swellings
of the groins. or ulcers in the throat or nose,
which, fnot checked, destroy the soft parts and
causes the bones to mortify, separate and como
away, leaving the sufferers hideous to behold
or when splotchcs and pimplcs break out upon
the skin, or when he has painful swellings upon
the bones, or when his constitution is nured so
to predsposc to consumption or constitutional
Diseases the doctor guarantees cure or asks no
compensation.
In rheumatism, chronic or acute in dysintcry
or diarrhTa, he has safe and cfectual remedies.
For the treatment of the consequences of self
abuse, such nocturnal emissions, nervousness,
tmdty, headache, pains in the back and limbs
with general weakness, loss of appetite, loss of
memory, injury TO the sight restlessuess coufu-
sion Of ideas, dislike for society and feeling OF
wearncss Of life, with the nervous system so excl
table that slight noises shock or startle the pa
tent making his existence miserable For the
above malades the Doctor will guarantee euro
or ask no compensation. lie can he consulted
free Of charge and invites all to call. rs II will
cost them nothing, and may be much to their ad-
vantage.
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HEALTH OR SICKNESS
CHOOSE BETWEEN THEME
HOlLOWAY'S PILLS.

THE blood furnishes the material of every bono
| muscle. gland and fibre in the human frame
When pure. il secures health to every organ when
corrupt. it necessarily produces disease. liollo-
ways Pills operate directly upon the elements OF
the stream of life, ncutraizing the principle of
disease. and thus radically curing the malady
whether located in the nerves, the stomach the
liver, the bowels, the muscles the skin, the bra,
or any other part of the system.
USED mROUGuOUT THE WORLD!
Holloways Pills are equally cflicacious in COM
plants common to the whole human race, and in
disorders peculiar to certain climates and locali
| ties
ALARMING DISORDERS.
Dyspepsia. and arrangement of the liver, the
source of iniismty and suffering and the cause
of nnumCrable deaths, yield to these curatvcs.
in all eases, however aggravated, acting as o mild
purgative. Alternative and tonic they relieve the
bowels. purify the fluids, and invigorate the sys-
tenn and the constitution at the same time
GENERAL wEAKNEsS--NERvors COMPLAINTS.
When all stmulants fail, the renOvating and
bracing properties of these Pills give ilrmness to
the shaking nerves and enfeebled muscles of the
victim of general debility
DELICATE FEMALES.
All irregularities and ailments incident to the
delicate and sensitive organs OF the sex are re-
moved or prevented by few doses of these mild,
but iufallblc alternatives. No mother who re-
regards her own or her children's health should
SCIENTIFIC ENDORSEMENTS.
The London Lancet the London medical
Review" and the most eminent Of the faculty of
Great Britain France and Germany, have eulo-
gized the Pills and their inventor.
HoHocdy's PHls are the bestrCmedy kno,cn in the
icorid for the toiio'cing diseases:
Asthma, Diarrhna, Digestion,
Bowel Compl'ts, Dropsy, Influenza.
Coughs, Debility, Inflammation,
Colds, Fever and Ague, Inward W'kns,
Chest Diseases, Female Complts Liver Compl's,
Costvencss, Dyspepsia, Headaches,
Lownoss of Spirits, Piles,
Stone aud Gravel Secondary Symptoms
Ncncreal Affections, Worms of all kinds.
- Sold ut the Manufactures of Professor IIol-
lowuy, 80 Maiden Lane, n York, aud 244 Strand,
London, by all respectable Druggists and Deal
ors in Medicine throughout the United States and
the civilized world, in boxes at rs cts, G2a cts,
and S each.
Es"Thcrc is n considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes
n. B.--Dircctions for the guidance OF patient
in every disorder affixed to each box
August ., 1856 29-h.
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CHA n CEYVILLE H0TTb.

Dr.. II. NJ CHAUNCEY, Proprietor.
FTNIlE Proprietor having just completed 4f-fEas8r
L large and commodcous Hotel, will IIIiEfd
hereafter be prepared to accommodate ,litlEA
those who may favor him with their patronage
in manner he trusts will please them
1t is pleasant drive from the town of Weaver
to this Hotel, and particular attention will be
paid to keeping supply Of refreshments on hand
for transient visitors
The table and sleeping department are under
the care and direction Of MRs GuuFoRp, a lady
well qualified to make everything pleasant and
agreeable to those who may visit this Hotel
Chaunceyvillc. July u, 1856, 25-tf
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INDEPENDENCE HOTEL.
MAIN STREET, WEAVER.
j. o. TOWER. ProprietOr.

J.O. TOWER, Proprietor.
TTNH | S POPULAR HOTEL is now I'M sk'5SsR,
i der the management of the Proprietor IV91iA.1
and his lady, whose experience in the bus .ifFg5
mess is not cxcclled by any in the Northern por-
ton of the State. The House is new. and furnish
ed in the best style. throughout. The rooms are
large and we'll ventilated, and suited to the wants
Of all.
The beds are new and clean and will be under
the immediate charge of MRs. TOWER.
The Proprietor tlatters himself that entire sat
slacton will be given to those who favor him
with their patronage.
The business will be conducted on the C.7SH
system, exclusively. A continuance of public
patronage is solicited
Weaver. Nov. Is, 1856. d3-tG
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WELLS, FARGO & CO. S EXCHANGE

WELLS, FARGO & co. S EXCHANGE
FOR SALE ON THE FOLLOWING ATLANTIC CITIES :
Adrian, Mich, Marion, Ohio,
Alton, III. tMarshaN, Mich.
Anderson, Ind. Michigan City, Ind.
Ann Arbor, Mich. }Middletown. Ohio,
Auburn, NJ Y. milwaukee, Wis.
Battle Creek, Mich. Monroe, Mich.
Beloit, Wis 'Mt. Vernon. Ohio,
Belvidere, Ill. Newark, O.
Binghamton. y. Y. New \ ork n. l.
Bloomington, Ill. Niagara Falls N Y.
Boston. Mass. $Nies, Mich.
Buffalo, n. Y. SNorwalk, ..
Burlington, Iowa, }Obcrln, q.
Cambridge, Ind. Oswcgo. n. \.
Canandaigua. " \. {Owego, n. \.
Chicago. Ill. {Painesvile, q.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Peoria, Ill.
Cleveland Ohio, Peru, Ill.
Columbus. Ohio, N'eru, Ind.
Corning. N. Y. philadelphia, Pa.
Charlottesville. Ind. 3Piqua. q.
Davenport, Iowa, Pontiac, Mich.
Day ton, Ohio, {Pottsvillc, Pa.
Delaware, Ohio, providence, Il. |.
Detroit, Mich. lQuincy, Ill.
Dowigiac, Mich. Racine, Wis.
Dubuque, Iowa, {Reading, Pa
Dunkmk, y. Y. }Richmond. Ind.
Elgin, ILL., Rochester, n. Y.
Elkhart, Ind Rockford, Ill.
Elmira, NY. Rock Island, Ill.
Elyra, Ohio, }Sondusky, o.
Erie. Pa Shebuygan, Wis.
Fond du Lac, Wis. Sidney, o.
Fort Wayne, Ind. Silver Creek, y. Y.
Frceport, III. |South Bend Ind.
Frcemont, Ohio, Springfield, Ill.
Galena, H. Springfield, o.
Geneva, n. Y. st. Souls, Mo.
Green Castle, Ind }Stonington, Conn.
Hamilton. Ohio. Syracuse, \. Y.
indianapolis, Ind. trerre llautc, Ind
jackson, Mich. {Tillin, O.
GAINESVILLE, Wis Toledo. O.
kalamazoo, Mich. }rroy, q.
kenOsha, Wis. 3urhana, o.
kcnton, Ohio, utica, n. Y.
keokuk Iowa, }Waukcgan. Ill.
La Faycttc, Ind. }NcstGcld n Y.
La Sale, Ind. West Liberty, o.
Lewiston, n. Y. winchester, Ind.
Lockport, n. Y. }Ncnia, o.
Louisville, Ky. }Gpsilanti, Mich.
Madison, Wis 3Lancsvllc, o.
Mansfield, Ohio,
DRAFTS ON CANADA, PAYABLE
Montreal, Toronto, ST. Catharncs
Quebec, London, Chatham,
Hamilton, Brantlord.
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THE UNION AND EASTERN JOURNAL.


YORK So. To the Sherilis Of ou'
respective Counties. OF either Of ,heis
l. Drpu,ie.. GlEInNo.
49, We command you TO attach the
good. ~ estate Of William H RobinsDa snd Hen.
nv A Robin.ou, bah Of hollls, IN said YIt
county, m,llmrn, To the value u two hundred
,oil.rs. and summon the laid Robinsoas' if they
may he found ~ your preciaci:) t. appear before
our Justices III our Supreme Judicial Court. next
To be holden st Alfred, within and for our sa'd
county Of York, On the third Tuesday Of Sepiem.
her, A ID 1857, then and there In our said court,
10 answer unto Hiram Johnsiou, Of Ssco, In laid
York county, yro,nsn, IN pies ot the case ior
tina, the ssid Delendsn,s al Hollis, TO Wit. nj said
Alfred, on the niuctrenih day Of March, In the
year OF our Lord, one thousand eight hundred
and fity-fve, by their promissosy mute VI that
date, by Them signed, fUr value received, jointly
and sevrr.lly promised The Piaiiiinio pay him
or his order, ten dollars year from the date
thereof with interest. and the plaintiff sveu that
said year ha, long since elapsed.
Also, for that the said Defendants at Hollis, 10
vii, al said Alfred, on the eleventh day Of July,
in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hun.
dreulan nd ny -six, BY their other promissosy note
VI that date, by them signed, for value received,
jointly and seversly promised the plaintiff To pay
him ur his order, the sum Of one hundred dollars
in nine months from the date thereof, with Inter.
est. and the plaintiff AYERS, that ssid nine months
have long since elapsed. Yet the sald defendants
though requested, have not paid the same, bul
neglect 90 to do, TO the damage Of the said PLAIN.
TIFF (ss be .ay,) The sum If two hundred dollars,
which shall then aud there be made 10 appear,
with other due dainsges. Aud have you there
hi. wri, with your doings therein.
Witness, JOINS 8, TESsEr, Esquire, at Alfred,
The seventh day Of July, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred aud ffly srven.
JAMES o. MCINTYRE, Clerk.
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stale Of Maine.

YORK IS. To the SheIifs OF our
= Irrespective Counties, or either Of their
! o. { Deputies, GREETING.
1911 We command you TO attach the
goo,l, or estate Of Wiilism n Robinson and Hen
~ A. Roblus q, buih Of Hollis. in said York Coun.
", miilin.u, and J. T.. Robinson, VI Dorchester
Ia the county II Noriolk, and Commonwealth VI
Massachusetts, Blacksmith, 10 the value VI one
hundred dollars, aud summon the laid Rol,insons
(lfthey .nsy he found Ia your preci.ci,) toappesr
before our Justices uf our Supreme Judicial Court
nex, to lie holden at Alfred, within and for the
county VI York, on the third Tuesday VI Septem.
Der a. ID. 1857, then aud there In our said Court
10 answer unto William Cove, VI Lminyton, 10
said Couuiy OF Yvrk, yeO,ian, In a plea OF the
case for that the said Defendants nj Limingion,
iu wit, al said Alfred, on the sixieenth dsy U
February, in the year OF eur Lord, onr thousand
eis III hundred aud tfiy seven, by their Prnnissory
note by then, sianed, jointly snd severally prom
l,ed the plaintiff To pay him or his order, the sum
OF hit, Two dollars aud eighteen cents ia demand
and interest. Yet the said Defendants though r..
aue,lrd, have mol paid III. sane, but neglect ~
Ia du, to the damage ef the said Plaintiff las b
says) the sum Or nc hund ed dollars, ahich shall
then aud there he made ~ appear, with other
due damages. Aud have you Their, this writ with
your doiugs therein.
Witness, JoHS 5. TkxNry, Esquire al Alfred.
the seventeenth day Of July, In the year Of your
Lord one thousand eight hundred aud flly.seven.
JAMES y. MCINTYRE, Clerk.
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State of Maine.

YORK SO. At the Supreme Judicial Court,
begun and held NJ Allied, within and for the
County VI York, ON The third Tuesday Of SePtern'
Der, A. ID. 1857
In the above action, II appearing that Heary
A Robinson. one Of the Defendants Is out ofihe
State aud has never been notified aud has no
Tenant, Agent, or Attorney In this State, upon
whom 10 serye notice.
The Court order, that the Plaintiff cause the
said defendant to he notified VI the Presidency OF
this suit by publishing an aitssied copy Of the
writ aud this order If Court thcrron three weeks
successfully in the Union aud Eastern Jou' nal, =
newspaper printed in Blddrford in said County Of
York, the last publication thereofio be thirty days
at least before the next term VI said Court Ia be
held ut ALFRED, within and ior SAID county of York
Oh the 6r.i Tuesday Of January A. d. 1858, that
he may then aud there IN said Court appear and
slew cause, IL uny he have. why Judgment, 10
said action, should MT be rendered against him
and execution is.ue accordingly.
Attest, JAMES U. MCINTYRE, Clerk.
True Copy VI writ aud order VI Court thereou,
~ Attest, JAMES o MclN TIRE, Clerk.
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aHk2
CHAs' @. GOODWIN,
Constable Of Biddsforl.

Al q Court Of Probate held at Alfred, within
nd'pt the County vf York, on the first Tuesday
In Oc,ousr. Ia the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and ii,y.seven, by the honorable Ed
warl +. Bourne Judge, Of said Court:
GEORGE "A. ADAMS, named Executor In Q
~ cert ~ instrument, purparing 10 be the
lasi will aud testament Vi John K, Fitzpatrick, late
Of BtdsE'rL, IN said county, deceased, having
prrsen,td the same for probote:
ORpsRED, That the said Executor give
notice 10 all persons interested by causing copy
Of this order 10 he published three weeks sue.
cessively in the Union and Eastern Journal,
printed al Biddeiord, IN said county, that they
may appear at a Probate Court ~ be held ut
Bad eiorJ. Ia said county, on the first Tuesday
in November next, at ten oil the clock In the
forenoon, aud shew cause if any hey have, why
The said Instrument should not he proved, op.
pr,v,d d, aud ALLOW ed rs the last will aud tesla.
inen' of the said deceased.
20 Attest FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A true copy, Attest, Francis Bacon, Register
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Ala Court OF Probs,e held al Allrd, within
and for The County VI York, on The INIT TUES
day 10 OciUber, In the year of our Lori, Que
tbou-and eight hundred aud 6fty..even, by thr
Honorable Edward Z. Bourne, Judge oi sad
Court: .-,,
AN ,be petition of Charles Perry. guardian Of
~ Fred Eanrs, Hanson aud Earne.,eine Han.
son, minors and ehii,irru of Ansel w Hsnsoa,
LATE Of Buxion, IN said county, deccas~d, praying
fos license TO srl. aud convey, III public suction,
or private sale, oil the right, title aud interest u
n. said ward. % aud 10 certain real estsie, stu
strd In Buxton, In said county, and the prvceeds
thereof In put to inierrsi, viz iOt Of land coi
tsiuing three iOurtha VI IN scre more or less,
bounded BY Joseph d w, and others, with dwell.
ling house snd buildings thereon. LOT VI land
formerly ownst by Marx L. Jo.e. conisinins ira
acres iOi now occupied by John w. Drsne !;
lot OF land and buildings ihefeon, now occupied
By David Smith, coaisining seven acres on'
hall psr of the store sud lot now occup.rd ny
samuel ID. Hanson, as said lots are described In
said petition.
OrprrEp, That the petitioner. give notice there
of Ia Nj. pesrons Interested 10 sssi ertste BY rus
ing copy II this oriev 10 be published 10 The
Ua,oa e Eastern Journal, printed 10 Biddeio'd,
40 said county, ihrse weeks successfully, that
they may appear ri Prpbsie Court 10 b~ held 81
BidJefotd, Ia said couniy, on The hrst Tuesday IN
November nexi, ii ten Of the clock 10 the iors.
nom, aud shew caus, Y any they have. WY the
puyer of ssId petition should no, be grained. 4
q Attest, FaAScis BAcos, ksgis.ef.
A true copy, Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
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Al q Court OF Probs,e held st Alired within
and &c the County Of York, on tbs arst Tues
dsy In Ocso,er, 10 the yesr u our L,ed
eighteen hundred md any seven, BY tho Hon
ocsbls Edward Z Boarse, Judge Of s..d Court.
I'm the petition Of Richard Eartmss, oaerdisn
~ Of Charlie. Moulion, minor sed child ~
Che rIes Mvul,oa, hale of psssoes6ssd, 10 said
eoou,y, drces-e., representing that ssid mnoe v
,eis.d and possessed VI certain real essie, slisa.
,rd 10 ssid Pssoasdsld, ssd more fully de'cnbse
10 .sid petition.
Ths, IN sdYnaisseous ODER Of two husdred do'.
lsr, has b~ea made w Ruius hnlikea, " P.f.
,oas6r.d, 10 ss,d co,aiy, which Vdsf u 10 Sof w
is,s rv,, u 90 csncssssd immrJistriyso sccept
usd the pucesds o( ale W be Pst eus nj iasercs,
f,s the bta~6, of the .~sd misoe ssd Prsytas thai
I,crnse may he granted hun to sc'l end cosvey
The niesvsi slvsrs.id, sccorJiug ~ The statute "
sueh cases made sad provided, c
Orpsnxp, Th.t The p<iiilcses give notice Thew
of to Ill psrssos ins~rsrd 10 ssid estate. ~ csus-
ias Q copv Of THE ortss 10 Be- pablishsd % the
Un,oa & Eastern Josm al puaied u bSdde'ofd,
ia Md county, thsss weeks spccessive!y, TIE,
iSsy may spPear q . Pr,bs,s Cosn 10 Be hs'd
n 8iddelosd 10 said County, On The mt Tuesday
il Nvvrnbes ssxt, At Ven VI The ciock 70 NE Io.e.
uooa, sAd .hex c.sse, q aay ihsI .n.ys, ~
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BIDDEFORD, OCTOBER 80. 1857.

Al Coun Of Pphsse beId ct Alfisd. within ssd
&c The County Of Yosk, On tbs arSs Thursday ir
Octol,es, 10 the year Ut our Lord, sishieea hun
dr-i and 6fy~rvea, By the HoaossbIe Edward
z Boape, Judge of Md Coun:
GREENLEAF GOODWIN, named Executor
" IN oensin isstruaS~st, parpottlng ~ be the
lssi viii aud ie,iansat II Samuel 0ooJ~in, late
Of South Berwick. In said eouaty, d~csased, hsv.
Ing pseseaisd the ssme ~ prUbsie: p
OnpEaEp, That the sad executor give notice to
I'll prrsoas Interested. By c.nsius copy IL ihi'
oedes TO he published In The Uaioa and Eastern
Journsl, printed 10 Biddeford, In ssid county,
foe three weeks successfully. that they may Up
pear at Probate Court 10 Be holden Al Bid.
.,efosd, IN said county, on the drst Tuesday 10
November next, At ten Of the clock In the fore
noon, and shew cause, n any they have. why the
sid instrument should not Be prVvrd, spprvvrd,
said deceased.
% Aitesi, PRAScis BAcox, Register.
Atrue copy, Attest, FRANCIS BAcox, Register.
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rHE GREAT ENGLISH RaN EDY:
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBR aTED PSNALE PILLS,

Prepared Iron rrsseriptloa Of slr. J. CLARKE, n D.,
Physician Extraordinary 70 The osssa.
rhis iavsisssss sslisias 10 saf.ss In the care Of
the female sOasiiaiioa II nsdsrAtss ell and re-
al oesrsetoas, and brings ths monthly pss'-
ID vith regularity. These psls shosi ss uss< tss %
thrss sesks prior 10 sonansusut thsy ioify the con-
stilai,sa and ssssa the suffering dursy lAss saAsag
the mother 70 psrUrn her dses 9Th safety TO herss
and child.
rssss riis sAosh not b taken By females that are
pregnant, daring the f'd nArN asaiAs, - shsy are
sure 70 bring nisessrssSs bet st svsry Other tine
aud In every other esss, tAsy psrssetiy sale.
In isssss of Navoss and spinal Assstisa, pain In
he B.ek ssa uabs, Hsasissss, rAass< siisht sI.
srsn, PspitstIsa u the Heart Lssssss Of Spirits,
Mysteries, Sch Hssd.shs. wAiss. ssd al the painful
dssasss seeasioosd BY sdisordasd system, tbsss Ps
sii sdsst cure .hsn al other means have fsisd and
although possal remedy, does net ssntain ir0n cal
oasl, antimsay, or Anv other mineral.
Full dlrseuoss socoapany each bottle Price. In the
Unitsds,.iss and Canada, One pOlia<.
sole Agents Tor the Usitsd states and Canada,
10. BALDWIN, = CO.,
Rochester, N. Y.
FUTILE 4 MOSES, Auburn y. T., General Agents
S.B.-si,eo and o pSs,as. stamps enclosed TO any
sulAorssd Agent viii ensure BEETLE OftAs Pulls by re-
turn mall.
Fos sale By g. g. Mitchell, saeoy Wa. c. Dyer, BID
dssOrd. and Druggists In s,sy tswn In The United
States.
agent Ss NE Marehi-iyio
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Tue STORY AT ALRASr. A FLoop AND A
Fxnurr. The Albany Journal Of Tuesday

The STORY AT ALBASr. A FLooD AND A
FKnurr. The Albany Journal Of Tuesday
evening says
"The North Eas: storm which prsva lied
Yesterday and the day before has driven the
water into the New York Bay, themes up
tho river, sabmsrying all the docks from
New York to Troy. The river yesterday at
ternoon commenced rising quite rapidly,
and before ten O'Clock last night the water
was on the dock and pier. Early in the Of.
ternoon the occupants Of warehouses in the
vicinity Of the river commenced removing
their property from tho 6nt door. and be-
fore midnight it Was all safely lodged in the
second lofts. The river this morning up 10
ten O'Clock, was still rising. and the base
ments Of buildings on streets leading 10 and
in the vicinity Of the river were fast falling
with wafer. Those on the East side Of
South Broadway are already flooded. A
bridge with an iron railing came down and
was driven ashore on the nland opposite 70
this city"
~ The Portsmouth Chronicle says that
Capt. VIM. Walsh, master Of schooner Juno
now ut that port, has been missing since
Monday night IL 10 supposed no tell over
board and was drowned. His body bad not
been found at last accounts.
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The Fort Smelling Swindle

IN, ,,,, p,,, ll. "a.
The Minnesota Rel ublican adds is en-
phatic testimony to the CORRUPT avoIitlstn
which attended the saie OF fot' oneiHnS'
under the aasPiee" OF Mr.. buchanan "a,
ministntion, and eharac'eriles u In mef''ea
terms. The Republican says
Situated rs We are, contiguous TO the re-
cent reservation OF Fort Smelling, u may be
expected that we should say something, rs
publishers Of the Republican, about the I'M
expected disposal Of that property at private
sale. Our columns are iuii ,o-day, ana We
can only add our testimony 'na' the ssis I'M.
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