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STEAM MACHINERY FOR SCREW PRO
PELLER SLOOP-OF-wAR.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

| DEPARTMENT
December 16, 1857.
SEALEB PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for
- Machinery Propeller soop War
svsd at TINS ag O'clock the 2o January ls for
aud placing on board propeller ship building the
The offers must be for specific for putting the whole
Sssu Operation must include al pasn, fees for any arsngemen,
eted and be accompanied by the usual
The name Of the establishment in which the work be executed
The design arrangement, machinery VIII be
the greatest number advantages keeping simplicity
being subject TO arrangement the working parts being
object Of the department to obtain the speed
coal which space available for that purpose viii admit
esd So o p s' S be
propeller with the connexions for hosting be composition
ptenaces necessary perfect working Of tue
passage two from Sushcad Snr s
fresh water from which be made less gallons per
day all tho tools duplicate pieces necessary satisfactory
ccn, cruising ship ofwa included popo
si'on, and 2 list Of them must be furnished
The wood and work except
for the shaft adapt the reception
Of Navy Department and viii permit the use Of such fclis
may have for hosting the heavy machinery board
there win be allowed the body OF ship space under
extending feet within this SPACE
expected carry coal for days full sieaming the
the machinery boilers shaft propeller
with the tools and spare work must 800
Tue distance the aft side the
forward and the post depth from the
load line the keel under tho propeller will be Ia
feet
steam engine manufacturers who desire to bid a copy
the section Of the vessel making application
The proposal accompanied specifications general
drawings having gravity
boilers marked them giving capacity the
cylinders and foot and delivery valves pump
and cupboard delivering
boilers the diameter pitch surface
kind propeller principal points can
readily be WEIGH,
of engine boilers water bkers appendages tools spare work.
In tons Of $40 pounds. '. 2
The Of will be fourth of the materials
labor provided for the completed
one nth part Of the whole amount of the contract when
work shall in like completed further nav
mcnt NTH when three
pleted further of nth shall have
been completed and have made satisfactory then
further payment OF nh and whom
formed satisfactorily for period of three
naming shall be paid
The repairs during this period defective workman
ship materials will be at the expense contractor
The proposals must 90 explicit and qualified conditional
offer will be considered.
ISAAC TOUCEY
Deo h-zawtzoJan Secretary OF the Navy
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WOOllons.
1857.
$. q Herring & Co.'s Patent Champion safes.

8. G. Herring IL Co.'s Patent Champion Safes.
TINE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
finding that discriminating public besowng their
that that exhibit all
their stock have enlarged their by
and saeroom Broadway No 25I Murray
e the City Hail. This enlargement Of warehouse with the
enlargement Of their factory will enable the subsrr
hand stock Of and burglar
proof safes than other establishment in the world Particular
will be had families match
with other furniture for the OF plate and jevery
Also
order all kinds
bank vaults Halls powder proof locks
patent Formulation bank lock ryger
patent letter l"ck without key.
s. C. HERRING Co.
Nos 1856. 1877, and l3a Water street
No PSI broadway, corner Murray ST., New York
+. COYIE & CO., Agents
Washington, D. c.
D. W. KNOWLES, Agent
May 26--ly Richmond, Virginia
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Mutual Life Insurance Company Of New York.
Trinity building Ill Broad,ry
THE assets of this company to nearly FOUR
l. and entirely cash, of which ths
Ian hundred thousand dollars invested bond
real estate in the city and State Of New York valued
lions Of dollars
profits already amounting hundred
thousand dollars, the property the policy holders.
TERMS AL
application pamphlets giving every sup
piled applying the Office
FRElpK S. WINSTON, President.
ISAAC ABBATT, Secretary.
SHEPPARD ROMANS
MINTURN POST, NJ. D., Medical Examiner.
Ma
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THE i WASHINGTON UNION.

i2Tl3 Prom Port Oa by Randolph and Coos hay city
SO miles and back a week
Leave Port orford Monday at 7
Arrive AT Gardiner Guy "Wednesday by y m;
Lsaye Gardiner CITY Thursday at Jam;
Arrive at Port Oxford Saturday by 3 y M.
Proposals passing Bay Coquec
and end Unpqua oiy about the distance
tised, invited.
l2T1I Port oxford by Randolph and Empire cy Wnches
and back, a week
Bidders To state schedule aud distance
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UNrrD STATES NAVAL CorKT oy lSQrIRy,
Washington, February 20, 1857

INHE judge advocate gives notice, for the informa-
Il ton Of parties coming before the court under the LIST
49, 1857 that they win respectively
when their shall have
desirable presenting
prepared list OF
TO have summoned specifying which the respective
service"
applied respectively and suggesting delay
which may 70 required aud respect
J. " CARLISLE Judge Advocate.
Feb 2st-lf
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OREGON.

Astoria by cahamc,, Wash Ter, Oak Point, Rainier
Island, Or Portland Milwaukee, and oswego Wash. Ter
oregon City, Or, IA miles and back, twice week
Leave Astoria tuesday and saturday at Gam;
leave Oregon City Monday and Thursday a,Tam;
nr d, 20 at aa aS d nS y .esaa WI Will be considered
Portland sboro, ruaatn, and wapaOO,
Ia Fayetc As miles and back, once week
Leave Portland Monday altar
Arrive at la Fayctte next day by Gam
Leave Ia Faycte Tuesday a
Arrive at Portland next day BY 4pm.
salem koa Isdepsndencc bloomington Liberty
n.y. to Corvallis M % m and ana 1 nS 1W9s wset
Leave Corvallis Tuesday and Friday at am;
Arrive Oregon City next days by pm
Corvallis by STAIRS Point franklin Long Tom sus
claw, and Yoncaa Oakland 90 mlos and back, once
Leave Corvallis Wednesday at cam;
Oakland day by 6 PM
Leave Oakland "wednesday at o a m;
Arrive at Corvallis next day by I'm.
Grove and Coast Fork q Willamette to oakland loo
Leave Corvallis Wednesdays at Jam;
Oakland Fridays at mn
Arrive a Corvallis Mondays by pm
Bids to end at Winchester are invited.
las Ena Plum Valley, and Dayton, to La fayot'e, So miles
Leave Corvallis Mondays Gam;
Leave Fayete Tuesdays at PM
a Corvallis days by 6pm. '..
IS miles and back, once week.
Leave Salem Mondays at lam;
Arrive In Fayeae by p
Leave La Fayotc Tuesdays at am;
Salem by sp
Caapooya, Union Point Pine willamette Forks, Mckenzie,
Eugene City, Pleasant Ill., SO miles and back,
Leave salem Tuesdays l2mi
Arrive Pleasant Hi Fridays by 6pmi
Leave Pleasant Hi Saturdays 8 m;
North canyviIe ~ eaesyne Leland Gold River
Henley, Yreka, CAL 40 miles and back, week.
Leave North oapyonvile Monday a, yam;
Yreka Thursday by
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We would call attention the OF Grandn esq who is
commissioner for of the States
sioner the United States Court Of Claims
oughy with departments
Washington and the practice of tho United States
lNeo York Daily Ners
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.



MANUFACTURING coRASYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
FuA~sles, san.jacaros, otAas
YNHESE machines combine all the improvements
Il that have been invented Their extensive and increasing sale
and the unanmous approval and commentator that they have
have been sufficiently long 70 test them thoroughly and have
Among thai they possess
LIST Beauty simplicity construction consequent
"a unexampied ease and rapidiiy Of operation,
Sd NoSeiess movement
ah The remarkable perfection Of their stitching aud their aPea
Principal once No s.a Broadway New YOr and their agencies
May 2o-iys
Fashionable Dry Goods In New York.
immense assortment of seasonabIe fabrics con-
IA stantly GU hand also, full and
ATTRACTIVE cAF.PEriSGS,
Oh cloths, mating. mat. curtain MATERIAL lace sur'Aia' gill
cornices, window shades, &c, &e, ke,
MUCH BELOW REGULAR rgIcSs
255, 25y 2ss, and 2oi Grand street,
May 26-ly and AZ and ~ cAitarne street
Matthew Hale smith,
COUNSELLOR LAW,
Rooms 22, "a, No I6 Wall arec, Mar York.
Aug l5-rf
Cyrus w. Field IL Co.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS,
IL Gig sired Neao York,
II
large OF printing writing wrapping and all other
paper which offer for sale at the lowest market prices
26--1ys
Ben. a. e. A. WhitlOck ~ Co.,
3 Beeknan Street of Nassau. opposite the dsior
House.
pRoPfuEroRs OF THE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE CREANT CABINET
IMPORTERS of Cognac brandes for druggists and
from Otard Dupuy Co.. HenDessey Pns Cas-
other the highest reputation and sole
pretors brandc native proof and favor Of
Cognac, viz
Vineyard OF Chateau Bernard,
Iiqueur dies champs dor,
Superior vineyard, vieux Ccgnae.
Also
Exclusive importers OF the
Old Royal Hollands .....
Burgomaster Schnapps,
brands sherry MADEIRA and Port wines Sc &C.
Aes, porters, and cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE, CRENAST.
A. W. Of this and
receipt shipments regular packets ana beg those who
given trial do under their that
superior dcacy Of flavor and quality wine
present imported.
Benz. II. Whitock,
Eiwid A. whilock,
Fredk J. Haverstck, BEN. 4 T. A. WHrrfOCK co.
Oliver W. Dodge,
Henry Cammeyer.
May 26-1yr
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GUARANTEE.

The undersigned, Tesiding Stale undertake
that the foregoing bid carrying mail be
accepted by the Postmaster General the bidder shall prior 10 the
Of August 1855 required obligation,
tract 10 perform the proposed with good aud sufficient
sureiies, H
understanding dsiaeiy O6ligaions
by gaaTanoys Of Congress Of
JAY =, 1886.
(sgned by two suaraptors,)
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locgh y he mail 70 u earned a al paTticuass rc,
ne Oafe aad and aIo r oa egaAsfaoa ne
and u,st,HaiOHs attached 10 ths advertisement.
Dated (sgncd)
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NEW
1851 Alameda Albuquerque Agodones
Craig, Cruces, Bernallo Innas
and Frontero Texas TO FL Paso, Texas miles
twice u month.
Leave Santa Fe on the 10Th and 25th Of each month";
Arrive at FL Paso in eight
FL Paso month:
Arrive at Santa Fe in eight days.
weekly will be considered separate
parts and beyond Albuquerque.
Santa by Incero Taos
and back, a week
Leave Santa Fc Monday
Arrive nj Fernando DE Taos Wednesday by 10 a
Fernando DE Taos Thursday a a IN;
Arrive at Santa Fe Saturday by 10 q
1883 From Las Cruces by Mela, Tucson, back
Bidders state the distance and schedule Of
parures by which they propose
1854 From Tucson by Arizona aud Colorado City, San Diego
and back, twice month
o n schedule
Proposals extend by commencing at FL Texas
considered
1855 From Albuquerque by Zun Visaa (Woodvle0
1900 miles and back, a month.
Bidders schedule, which Is closely
1851
Proposals for frequent trips will be considered.
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The undersigned postmaster Of state Of - oerunes
Office acquainted with the above
os and knows them be property and able 10 make
the guarantee
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American Gothic and Brass Foil Roofing.

INVENTED BY EuGENo LATIIIA, ARCHITECT, NJ $. b. &c
nESI(iNS made for concrete churches villas cot
IL tage and farm buildings. ONCE othica near Chapnaoua
Westchester county New York.
l7-df
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1851 From salt Lake CITY, by hh City, American Fork Provo
City, springvie rayson, santaquin, Salt Creek Fillmore
City, Parowan johnson, City, Brnghurst's,
Mex, Clara, California Bernardno, Monte San
Gabriel and Los Angeles to Pedro OH miles and back
month
Leave Salt Lake City the 5th Of each month";
Arrive San Pedro by the LIST Uf the following month;
Leave San Pedro o the 9th OF each month;
Arrive Salt Lake City by the LIST Of the following month
Bids to twice month will be considered also bids for the
separate parts to and beyond Cedar City, (2s0 miles from
Salt lake City,
2So2 From salt Lake City by Neas Ms Min Creek Mormon and
Holaaays Settlement to Alpine City 40 miles and back,
Leave Salt Lake City Thursday am;
Arrive at Alpine City next day by 10 IN;
Leave Alpine City Thursday at p m;
Arrive at Salt Lake City next day by Jpn
2s03 From Salt Lake City by Unon Draper Lehgh City Gardners
Mills American Fork Pleasant Grove Provo City Spring.
vile, Spanish Fork, Payson Santaquin, Salt Creek, and
Ephraim, to Mant lao miles and back, week.
Leave Salt Lake City Thursday at cam
Arrive Mant Saturday by m;
Leave Mant Monday al 81 m;
Arrive Salt Lake City Wednesday by D
1904 From Salt Lake City by soker Ccntrev Pennington Rays
vile, and Ogden City to Brigham City, IS miles and back,
Leave Salt Lake City Monday and Thursday Gam;
Arrive Brigham City next days by IL IN;
Leave Brigham City Tuesday and Friday at IN;
Arrive at Salt Lake CITY next days by pm.
1906 From Salt Lake City by Tooele City, Granvie 90 miles
and back week
Salt lake City Thursday a m;
d, Arrive a Grantsvle day by IL IN; .
Grantsvile Friday 2pm;
asOo From Salt Lake City, by Taylorsvo Noun, Pleasant
Jordan HERMAN Mills Cedar Valley
South Fort) So miles and back, week.
Leave Salt Lake City Thursday at . I'm;
Arrive at Cedar Valley next day by II m
Leave Cedar Valley Friday p m; '.
Arrive at Salt Lake City nox, day by 6pm
1907 From Cedar City by Harmony and Pine Valley
20 miles and back once In two weeks.
Leave Cedar City other Thursday at m;
Arrive at Santa Clara next Saturday by 3 pm;
Leave Santa Clara every other Monday a M;
Arrive at Cedar City next Wednesday by 3p m
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Posi- OFplcx DEPARTMENT,
October %, 1857.
Oct 2l-lawl2w
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AW PARTNERSHIP Samuel Chiffon & A. B.
IL Magrude late Virginia being will
practice In the Washington Claims and tho
supreme Court Of the United States.
Address Chiffon MAGRUDER, Washington, d. C
Oct 14-eoSm
j. MIDDLETON Ice dealer, Office and depot
LIE southwest corner Of and Twelfth streets Washington b.
Ap l1-d1yt
Miss Christie johnson,
TEACHER EIocuTIoS,
desirous of forming classes in elocution in the
schools in Washington, and will give private
pills in that city and in Georgetown.
Miss johnson will give professional gentle
men, and also TO foreigners who wish acquire
residence Miss Harrover's formerly English
mary, corner Washington and Gay streets, Georgetown
Mrs Anna Cora Richie, Richmond Va.
Rev, stephen r. Hill, Washington, u. c.
Grafton Tyler NJ D., Georgetown, ID. c.
For further information apply Mohun at their book
store, corner OF Pennsylvania and Eleventh
Nov eft
CHARLES 8. ID. JONES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Oct 23-wh Dubuque, Io,ou
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/ }. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer Office and depot
LIE southwest corner Of and Twelfth streets Washington b.
APP II-dlyt - =
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MANUFACTURING ooNpANYs IMPROVED SWING MACHINES,
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SENATOR DAVIS ON KANSAS.

At the opening Of the Legislature Of Mis-.
uissippi, s. nator JEFFERSON AVIS gave his
version OF the law on tue Kansas Constiiu.
ton, Of which he seems to have had rea-
sonable fair idea in advance
''He considered that Robert j. Walker. MS
Governor Of Kansas, has thrown his inau.
ence against the South ; that by assuming
to dictate terms to the Constitutional Con-
vention IN that Territory, he had been gull.
ty Of usurpation Of power. and had struck
hands with the Abolitionists lie had
reason to believe that President Buchanan
would not endorse Walkers course and that
If Kansas applied to become member OF
the Union with pro slavery Constitution,
he would favor her admission but If he op.
posed il on that ground, his Administration
would no longer BE- entitled to the confidence
OF Southern inen. For himself he would say
down with It BY the organic law Of Kan
sls, the Convention were not required T.,
submit the Constitution they might adopt,
To the people the popular appreciation
would give IL no validity (; the instrument
would be void until approved by Congress
As the Convention had plenary powo,s, Il
could refer the Constitution to the people,
or lend Il directly 10 Congress, Us It might
deem roper. He could See no good reason
why the latter co,.rse should not be pur-
su,d. A different one would necessarily
lead to continuance of citation, which Il
Wiz the great object Of the Kansas act to al.
lay. But IL submitted to the people tho
great question was, who were ~ vote upon
IL; and no contented that that question had
already been decided by the Legislature or
should he settled by the Conven ion itself
ami that neither Gov. Walker nor the Ad.
ministntion had anv power over It.
Should Kansas b. dcnird admission be
cause Of her pro slavsry Constitution. the Is.
sue contemplated ny the Convention VI this
state in 1851, would b. presented We
were bound Ia meet It, OF b. dcgr ded.-
Submission to sucl, nm inrisiun or our r sst.
would cOyer us with moral ! prusy. IL
was not for him :. do. As an individual.
he had NO conezllmen 9 he would BE- in ia.
vur Of stern resistance the OCCASION would
be one which should prompt every Missis
sippian ~ exclaim with the great orlt'r oi
the Revolution "Giye me liberty, VI give
me DEATH
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AGREEABLK lSTRyiKw BETWEEN Gov. BANKS
AND President BUCHANAN The Washing
ton correspondent Of the New York Herald,
gives the following
1.-The Hon. Mr.. Banks, who is soon to be
inaucumted Gov. Of Massachusetts,, and
whose service in the Unitrd States House OF
Representatives closed with the adjournment
to-day. called last evening upon President
Buchanan to pay his respects upon leaving
Washington. The President received him
very cordially, and gentleman who hap
pencd 10 b. present ~ the interview. was
quite amused at the tone of conversation
which occurred.
MIR. Banks congratulated the President
upon hiscvident good health, "notwithstnd-
ing the cares and turmuils of his official sta
ton, :" 10 which Mr. Buchanan replied, EYES,
Mr.. Banks. am burthened, hut there are
men in the nation who would willingly as
sumo the responsibilities with the honOrs Of
the Office" $50 am told, rplied Banks.
IL may add" continued the President, naive
ly. "that there are young men who would
not object 10 the POSITION. 80 am told,
cir" sand Banks. Young men are ambi-
tious. sometimes" c ntiuued Buchanan
mo doubt, Mr.. President" rejoined Banks
quietly. ''you know, sir, that is the natural
fault OF youth, but there are some young
men who can afford tn wait" EYES, yes, y
remarked the President quietly. az he turned
to otter topics. At parting Mr.. Buchanan
took the hand Of Mr. Banks, and said-"l
am happy TO have seen you, sir wish you
we'll, aud most earnestly wish you succers
and prosperity in everything but your poll
ties
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Losses by Fire and FloUd in 1857.

Tho n. Y. Herald publishes tabular state
men. OF the loss OF property on land and
sea during the past year, from which W.
gather the following agsrcsits. THE val
ue oi property destroyed by lire in the UNI
ted States, wiiero the value Ji thc prUpert,
destroyed cxce dcd so O0j, shows that ~
To the 25th Of ID .ccinb,r ther, hal been 23t
Oi tirso hrs, and the aggregate less Wal
Sl5,192 900. La 1856 there were 221 frs,
aggregate loss S25, lj9, 900. Tie Loss in
December thus lar has been much less than
IN any other month, namely, S43j 900. Add
to the above the amount Of property destroy.
I'd by fires where in each instance the lOss
was LEI ihun twen,y thousand dollars and
the aggregate would he increased To probably
ilceniy.seren millions in 1854, and to heenfy
millions Ia 1857. Ii is probable that there
Is u great deal more property destroyed by
iiro IN the United States, every year than In
all the rest Of the world besides. Many
people IN Europe look upon the constant
peril by fire 10 which people in the United
States are exposed, US more than an Offset
Tor the great amount Vi liberty and prosper.
ity here enjoyed.
The number 81 lives lost in these fires was
1853 in 1857. and 1873 IN 1855.
The number oi steamboat accidents on the
rivers and lakes, In 1857 each attended with
loss of lie, has been 30, in winch 322 PER-
sons were killed and 81 wounded. In 1856
the number of these accidents was %, aud
35S persons were Eilled and l25 wounded.
TIC number of railroad accidents attend
eJ with loss oi lie IN 1857. has been l26.
Ia whlcli 40 ersons were killed and $50
wounded. In 1856, the number OF accidents
was lt3, in wh,c l95 persons were killci
and G29 wounded. M accident has been
rccorie'i which was not attended with loss
oi lie or injury to person; neither dos the
table cmbrlc; the great number OF PersonS
Who have been killed and manned by jump
ing from moving trains, attempting " get
on the cars while they were IN motion, he
ing run over, &c.
The Losses on the Lux during the presrn'
y ar have been l,ss than in any year slncc
1883. they numb,r says the n W York
Herald, four hundred disasters Ia the s,ll'
lns craft navisa Ing those inland re'ls. in
yulving tie ip.s Of Two hundred and twenty
enc lives, and property % tile amount vi
one million nine hundred and twenty thou
sand doli rs.
MARINE LOSES. The footing Of the l',s.-
~ BY marine disasters, during the present
YEAR, SHOWS he as ,iutc bl"ttins out Ut
nearly $2O, OOO, 600 OF capital.
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Gbs ynion unh sournul.
FRIDAY MORNING, JAN. 9, 1853.
State Temperance Convention.

The friends Of Temperance throughout the
State-ons and aii-are earnestly requested
to meet in convention at AUGUSTA, on
WEDNESDAY, January 18th, to conf.r togeth-
er ON the all-important subject Of PRonIBI.
rioS.
The ruinous effects Of the present license
system upon the, interests social. moral, and
physical. o, the State, are plainly s.~n, and
it Is equally apparant To all who are not
wilfuliy blind that u law prohibiting the
ssle Of Intoxicating liquors Is demanded by
every consideration of duty and human
ity.
The fearful ruin Of our young men and the
sad downfall Of men in mature age, the
wretched state Of wives and mothers, andt q
.orlorn condition of neglected children, des
olate homes untiinely graves, all plead in
powerful tones for the speedy repeal Of the
inhuman license law, and Tor the prompt en-
sctment Of a Wis statute utterly prohibiting
and entirely suppressing the sale OF intoxi-
We are glad 70 see many Of the black re-
publican papers publish Gov Walkers let.
ter of resignation. This is well. IL will
enable their readers to see u good argumen,
in favor Of the doctrine Of popular sovereign
p.-Eastrn Argus.
eating liquors
Never was more expected Of Maine than
now never was il in her power more To ben
e6t herself. and by her example to bless the
world, than the present opportunity affords
Let. then, the earnest friends Of Prohibi
ton, from Kittery Point to Quoddy Head
and from the Atlantic shore To the Canada
line. rally, in their iull strength. at the cap
ital Of the State, and there proclaim to the
world what humanity imper:ously demands
and what by heavens blessing they mean te
accomplish-the complete humiliation Of
grogshops in every nook and corner o.
Maine.
In behalf Of the State Central Commit
tee. NEAL Dow, Chairman
s. X. LEAvIrT, See'y.