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Winter Arrangement

Winter Arrangement
Ga aud after Nouta, ,lL' Doc.
inst, the Steamer, LiN l..
SsG1ssG- TON Capt. GEoEGT kNIoHr
aud MONTREAL, Capt. i.
A. PRtsCg, viii run AZ follows!
Leave Atlantic wharf. Portland, ever, Monday
Tuesday Wednesday, Thur.da, and Friday 1t
7o'cloek r., aud Central wharf, lo.ion, every
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thur'da! aud
Friday, at o'clock y. NJ.
Fsre.i. c,bip. SIPS
on Drck, 100
Nh. Each boat IL furnished with large
u,nber Of state. rooms, Tor the accommodation 81
,le. aad lamiliesi and travellers are reminded
that 10y taking chi. iine, much saving Of time ana
expense will be made, and that the Inconvenience
Of arriving in Bo.ion at late hours of the night
will b. avoided.
Theholis arrive inseasonioI pa'seneer''o 'ahs
the earliest trains out ofihe city.
The Company are notrssponsib'e Tor pagesge
u an amouat exceeding $50 IN value and that
personal, unless notice 10 given and paid TOT AZ the
rate OF one passenger for every $500 additioba
value.
L. BILLINGS, Agent
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PARSONS & COSRAT tyTERMINaTOR

" IT T-T'TT| TT IIIlII- ~ T''I'Tf
4 ats upon Rats hi, a T,rr0' .
The, clau1t "a, sol breathe where Il -. aod
The, Hsysr rriufu % ihe place where It has bcen
used.
&. ". ATwELl.. Dccrins BLck, ror,hnd,
Gru,riI Ngrut tie Maine.
sold o., AndfcWs = bate. Paris Hill Wm. 4.
I,u,t, Suuth Paris; T.. Atwopt = 60, Buekheld.
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suporphosphato OF Limo.

I HAVE have few hns. more 81 this article
/ than I intended 10 nee myself u any 81 ny
ir,,nd. want II. shall h. Glad To 'urpl, them. u
not, viii Keep il 10 usc another ,rar.
DARIUS FORBES
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TmOMAs u. THROWN. Jait,
y "'' copy Dawn K,,rr. R,rao.

ONToRB, s.-Na Courtni Probate hrld at Far
y, sithin and ior the County oi ONlotd, 90 the
2 Tur.I,, of Augu.i, \. u. ISIS.
CABHINN NORWOOD, named ENecuifiX
= ia csrisin INSTRUMENT puuorting ~ L. the
last Wi asd Tsspment 81 Robert Norwood,
late Of Brown6-ld, 10 saii C"oni,, doceased' haT-
ing presented the SANE CO Pfulate'
DHp,prp, That the said ENecutTiS
give notice 10 al persons Interested, Wy causing =
copy of thi, order TO be puhli.hed three weeks
,ucce..ively in The Oxford Democrat, printed at
Paris, thitthey may appear alta Probate court Ia
BE- held at Paris, ~ aid county, on the third
Tar.iay II October next. at . II the clock In the
Errnoon, aud .heS cause, " any they have, why
the said Instrument should not be proved, arp,o'
81. and allowed ~ the last VIII aad Testament
vi aid deceased.
THOMAS II. BROWN, J-ig'.
Atrue eopy-'tte'ti
DAVID KSAPF, Rsgisfsr.
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NOW IS THE TIME TO USE
At WELLS
Wild Cherry Bitters.

THIN ANhb
J.aH.s, RLs-, Casrlfrsi,. fsiirsi,5n, Gee
n,,usss. Ltsr Casrlaisi'. H'aisshs. los =
Aasffs, Gsarai D,itiHy, s., s..
Csm.rrsrl ~ Sausparilh, Nid Cherry, Gsolian,
anI ..yrr.l other ,aiaabls Vegetable Msdiciu...
.nI y, 90 l.. f,uuI an Invaluable n~i,cibs hf al
-sl.HBs IT the year, mote especially 90 IN the
>pfir- 1ni ~ummsr.
Tbr, cleanse the stomach rsgulai. he hIssl..
Improve th. dtgestins. correct the h," poo u, the
tl.uI. anil sN- ne~ tone and lii, g. thr whole
system.
Dirrciions.-Tal- irum q table sprrnilI Co
haIfs WIN, .l,ss iull. iht,- lmsf ,s,, tea ut IS
HiilufJs ist,Jr satiu-.
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4 Wa, of Procuring the Cyclopsdia Tor
Nathtu~

T.ru cl,h Il f,sr aal remit the price Il iour
tsk.. a. el5ih. ~ Numlst. 90 Parts, whsa crN
~il o.. srut 'o the gctirr up 81 the club. Cat his
,Nrsu.s iur csusgrD 1r, iuf ~ suhsclil-'-. ~
,Iaih. N cup.c. w,u L. sent At ou' eNp'n'c he
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"''' copy p,y,pH,,rr. R.s",o.

ONTuRp, s..-h a couunf rrnha,rh' atFat'
j.. within All fpr the c'uniy II oNofd, 90 the
3Ir~..a, II Augu.t 4. ID. lsis.
nN ths Petition 4 Rosetta VI WIGHT, w'dow
" It David VI. wight. late II ONlpul N said
o,ia',. t~ce,srl. pu,in; that hcr dover 'nh! h
.,,,-l ant .~i ou, to her in her late husband.
estate. All that comni,,ioncr' he appoinici iof
that pufpps":
OEptRIp. That aid Petitioner give notice to
I'll I,-f.oa. Interested, by causing cory oi lh''
order a. H. puhi.hed three weeks suecrssiNely ~
The ONilrd Drnocfat, printed At Paris, that they
nav ,rus.f Al Probate -ouu a. h. held At Paris,
IN al count,, un the third Tuc.d,y Of Oct. next.
at MO-. Of the cl,,ck 10 the orenoon, and shew
cause II they have, VII, the same should not BE-
granted.
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TILE UNRIvALLED VIRTUES,
And UnouaIifed Superiority

II thi. preparation 20 ANY other rmsd, nov ~
iant. AMI are coasiinily contributing 10 give q
wider and more sNi.bIs ,epulai,pn. From ~
volatile nature, il afford. 'apor. freely snd cpnse-
qUsaily !. direct IN iis action upon the lungs a-i
air passages.
The d.crrdt which has teen thrown upon III
preparation. not prescribed by regular physicians,
la reason ~ th. ,rck sssnsss Nth shich worthless
and ipiufiou, compounds have b-en iur.Osed up"u
the public vii tend ta deter 'nany irUm a'ailiHg
ths,a.sl,e. II the ien.hs of thi. preparation, the
sgen, bour,sr. a.,ute' the public ~ al .nc'''n.
that ihis medicius !. MT only perfectly sai'' and
fee from az dslsicfiops ingfct tents, but guafan'
tss TIA, Il will effect all that b. rspfrssuts, Mt
having heard Il singlc case where Il has failed
o. give Satisfaction.
II !, warranted a. cure
Con.umption by usisg One n SiN bottle;
uuachiii. by using doe io Thrrr hoitlss;
Coughs by asiag hes ihan Ope bottle;
Coli, IN using II Two ~ SN Days,
lilcedips Of the Lang. By u,iny ls's than Doe
Boiil,
IIsa,rn,ss b, u.ing 10. than Doe liouie;
Soreness u the Chest by u,ius les than One
Bottle.
rrios 50 per BOTH, accompanied bya T'eaI''s.
Tor sale 10y
F.J.IAPoRME, Solo Agent,
No. 5 Ma Nr,,f, BOSTON, MASS.
For sale Nv III respectable Drugvi.i. anil hpolh-
ec,r,s. IN the uni,sd State. and bnush roov,n-
CO.. 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-09-17

ONToRD, Al Court of Probate heli at
Pans. within and ~, the County oi oNlofd,
on the 81 TUESDAY Of August 4. ID. ls5s.
VOEL ". CiIADBOURN, named Executor
~ ~ certain Instrument pJfpouing 20 h. the
last VIII aud Testament of jaime. Chadb1urn, late
of Witrrfprd IN said County, deceased, having
prrs.nie the same tor Probate:
OriVsi, That the '4I Executor give notice
o. al persons interested. by causing copy
ofthis order 60 b. Published three weeks succe.s-
iyey IN The ONiofd Democrat, printed nj Paris,
that they may appear at Probate courl to be- held
at Paris, IN said county, on the third Tuesday
October newt, at nine a the clock ~ the fore.
nom. ani shrw cause. IL any they have, Nhy the
said Instrument sh,uld not le proved, approved,
and allowed a. the last viii and Testament u
sail deceased.
THOMAS II. BROWN, Juis,.
Atrue copy-attest;
D,VtpKSAPP. Psrisi,r
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Pape Hanging and Granting.

T H. WEEKS. at the South rari. Paint
store. will execute orders ior PAPER Hang.
ins, Gn,ning, or Marbing, With Dispatch. and
ON reasonable terms. II
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ARE YOU IsUREDP

The Norway Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
HAVING been daly organized, agreeable to the
Charter. are nov ready L. lasure against
los. by Pre- on Bilings, Furniture. or Otbsr prop.
erty, on a. good terms AZ any other Company.
T.. =. BEiL, President.
Application tor Insurance 10 be made % ~. q.
COLE, EsQ. J. II. MERRILL. see'y.
Norway, De. lsi, 1857. "a
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NEW ASD IMPORTANT
discovery In Medicine. Just Out.

Discovery In Medicine, Just Out.
J\G. CtIvERwEl.L'S Report ~ an En,itrly
~ New ani Perfect Rsm-lN Sc Sp"rn'ioUh''
of .c,niuat weakucss, DEBILITY, N,pou'ucss, De.
pfrs.ion n Sp,ut., l.oss II Enstgy, l.as'tutc.
TmiIii,. slrDi.iru.i, love of Solitude, Gruund.
lee. Fear. lode, i.ion, lr'ol"niap Di-chirges,
Impaired Sight srl Mcmop. lIlo'cbc. nod fIm'
pi,. on the Face. Piles, lniigsstson, ralpitsiiun
81 the Heart aud lloiil, Pru.iu,tion uf the whole
.,-'rm. ,niu,iag impoIsnc, aud mrnta and pAys'
zeal iocspariiy.
Thi. i,ulr yotk. em,nliing from qualified
rislui-r II the Mrh,al riuir.sinn, gives rHE
Nusr tHFaErANr iNToHNAtioN AVA Fub.
IIsHfr o. ~ urr.0us entertaining; douhis 81 their
ph,sisil cpnditiun, "r who are consci"us OF hs''
iug hafip.od ih,,r hrsllh anil happiness.
Il D., i,,acd g,aus IL 'uaeTing humanity, iot
their l~ne6t. and the suppression II ,mpiric'.In
anI ,Nu,bitsm ier,. Sent free 10 any address On
rrc,ipt & two stamps, liy DR. CliAS, KLINE,
$50 1T Aysnnc. New ioIk. ~
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ugI nrBeID'S
G. Q II uin O Preparation
Highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract Buchu,

D., d.,s,., efiA, Bltdav. K,da,y'. Gssr,l. DRIP.
~, Wssl~osss, OLsiTssii5a', Nsrfd Dssisss,
F,.ais Cswflsisi', ed al i,s,asoof
h.ssTsaiss
Arising from rNcrssrs and impudencies in lie,
anil removing al improper discharge. from the
Rhddcr, k,dar,,. or ScSual Organs, shcthsf OK.
istiug 10
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Winter Arrangement.
NEW YORK AND PORTLAND
The splendid and Past steamer.
G II q S a, T = a, X a.,

CAPT. SIDNEY CROWEIL,
WILL run regularly between NEW YORK
w aud PORTLAND, as allows;
Leave Browu'. Wharf, Poriland, every Sat-
ufds, afternoon NJ Io'clock andFeiurniag leave
New N"tk, Pies II \. H.. every Tuesday after
noon. AZ the same hour.
The yr.selhas just been fitted up with hne ao-
Communications fpr Passengers. maA,ng this the
most speedy. safe aud comfortable route for Iray.
ellsrs LeiNeen New York and Maine.
Passage, $500, including fare anil State
Rooms.
y Goods forwarded by thi. line tn aud from
Montrral, Quebec Bangor, Bath, Augusta, East
port aud ~. John. Also, conn,cts With steam
cr. fr Baltimore. Goods taken through With
dispatch. az the cheapest rates.
FoI freight ~ passage, apph to
n. II. CROMWELL, EMERY & FON,
Pieri2N. River NY. Bfpvn'sWh'i Portland.
Portland. Nov. Is. 1857. II
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IInm TO ohinin Ihe Cycloprdia.

I. Nv ,r,,ips to The pearrs, rrgih' c"a''in.
,,l a,,nt 81 cii, 90 tuwa. or hand tt, nan.e a. Il
i.sla,'vr.
a. n, rcmi,iius 10 the rubli.her' the amount
Sc one vel. ur msfs or Soc "n. 90 uorr : paTts'
90 ist une 90 noie rraihef.. Sc pT'crs alnNe
Im,us.liltrl, upon rcc-pI Il ,he nancy III" l--'A
~,I o. srut Gc- OF Iv,-iarr, a sifung wtaTpers' 10
an, adlU.. W.thin 300 miks H. the ln''ei
81.
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The New american Cycloprdia
POPULAR DICTIONARY OF
GeOsul karwl.dFe.

Edited y, Crosses hrLEY snd CHal.s ~
Dana, Assisted ly a umnsruus 10, 'e'ec'
CoFr. q Wr'iefs'
Thi. ~o,k will h. puhli.ssi exclusively %, sun
scspiions iu u large $50. sols''''; '''" 'o'''i"
ing 80 two colsms page. Vow L. -" ,y''y'
co,,,,si.s esc, sOoo originslly written ar''e''s'
,,,U h. -, h., nail % ~, sdlrrss. ire 81 post
a.. r,,,. ,.f W., Cioth, -; Lagsiy STYLE
I-,thrr. 3 50; bah Mo'ccco, si' han i'h-s'a'eN-
4. or,ie, that large eirruhl'on may - given
4, IN. u-sk. The Publishers slso issue u ~ - C..
nuri-ss ca,,tiiaing o. pages zach, aad u parts,
caaisiaing 2S6 Iagvs each. tENr'y tpaUh n"'n''r'
as,l e,ch our dollar part containing steel plate
raftr.u Of soas distinguished tase.) Those who
pslf ps,iug f,r ,he ~ofk al The rate Of - ceais,
II, ar 2. ID time, will h. snabli o. do -, de-
.i,lrtaiu,u which meets With wady tespon-e hom
,sN tnsuy, and which ~ y iho"ghi pctson 81
moi,,air ueau, viii avail himself ~.
New b. the time 10 r,gislet oec's name Zoe the
great Wufk
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rIr.T.BR
CONDITION POWDERS

FDR HORNES AMI tOLIN'
We have hua.lrcJ. Il recommendations from
Live, stable kscT~,s, Stage rupfieiofs, T-'n.
sisfs. Farmers, fsuisrs, Sc, IN ih@ U. states
ant Clnadas Il - sauh ,ts weight ~ COLT
=, the ioIl'a,ng. whp kcrp aai use It IA their
StalLs.s
J,m-. J,sk rauist 4 Dealer 10 hor.c,. Podhnd.
UuIIrf \ Walker. L,,cD stable krrp-r. 81
Ch,f.r. >lssg, do Do d, do
4. n Nsrue,, ~ - da ~
lIgnT, Gtryn, d. da 10 ~
Juhu 4 Mar, du 10 30 ~
Gs.rsr Wtbstsr, do ID dn 30
%. e.. Fro.,-o~rcf of llaeIs. and L,csp Stable
k0sprr, rottiapi.
Saul \. Nlc.--uv ngr ~ llauks anil liVsD Sta.
o. ks,psf, ls~i. lsl..
&. l.. rrcach-o~asr Il Line Stage. Lewiston
o. Nuf,h Tufu"t.
&. ". N~sIl. Drct,pr llock, Market square.
pottitut. Grnstsl Agrut Zoe Ms,ur.
sod O., Au't,vs \ l't's, rafi. Hill; y. A..
Noll \ Co, llu,kh,ld; " \. Rust, So. Pans;
aal callers boz medicine ',,Nwh
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rn Clrrr,mrn nnd Minister..

,isrg,mrr aal Miai.,trr. ma, olaa'n cop, i'r
nl.hius D., ohiaiaiug i,ur Subscribers among thor
c1u-t, .,ius ant rvln,ttins us The amount IT ih"
tuf N.i.. l.. in cloth. inur Parts l., 90 huf N"'n'
l.r. to \. tsuIisst 90 tar cNp"ass 81 cstugr)
Zoe a. srh.cuhsrs ~ copies iu cl'ih vii II sent
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rn AGENTS..

y, ~o,k viii 81, ,mpl, r,wa'd the sNst,ioo, @
Ag,ui, %, engaging ihss ran l. Assured q q
.t,s,|, pcrn. during the p'psr-s. ol the puhl'oa-
'rHB. 60 uir cal tctu. sill h. made kn1an on
1sgu,siiuu O., he pulhshsts.
u APPLETON \ CO. rullisher,,
$40 \ ai- Br,s,dsa,, NrS No'k.
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Male ar Female,

rFom whatever c,r.r thcy may have originated,
and no matter OF how long 'laniing,
G,uag HalA api -ss' o re ESi-,. aSd 5l'oA
atts flHid C4ssi
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n, unalaied popularity. numerous crril6cat'' n
remark aide csIes. the iecomu~adation 81 so'n" II
our mosi eminent physicians, and The an'li''' u
Do. A. A. Have, the State Asssye'' all give con
yincng proofs q
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JOY TO TME AFFLICTEDll
,ur,s Nervous sni Deh,l,taird sufferers. anl
tcmoye, al the symptoms, among which
1Ilt. found

II cures Nervous aud llrhilitatrd suurtCfs, aui
fcmoNrs al the symptoms among which
will b. ipuni,
Indi.pasition o. Nsuipn, l.oss ~ Poser. loss a
Memory. D,mcuuy otbfeaihing. Gsnsul Weak
pee, Horror II Disease. Weak Nerves. TI,m.
liiog, Drr.d6l horror 81 Death, Night Ssrar,
Cold Feet. Wakrlalncs., Dimnsss ol VISION, lan.
guaf, l'niysfsal i..itnds 81 the Muscular system.
O6sn enormous Appstltc With D,'psptio S,mp.
toms, llot liau's, flushiNg 81 che lady, Dpnss'
fthr SKIS, Ialld Cnuaienincr, and sfupions on
the Face. Paip IN the Back. lisay,ne.s u the
E,elids, ffrUucuil, hl,sk spots n,iag bslorr the
I've. With tsmpufaf, sufl.iuns spi ln.s Ut sight,
want ~ Attention: Great mobility; Resiis,sness,
with horrptof Society. Nothing !. more dss,r,blu
a. .uch p,iisnts than solitude, anil Nothing they
rnor, dread fr fear Of thems-lye': M Trpo.e oi
Manor; no Eainssines'; no SpeculAtipn. but
hurri... transition from one question: o. another.
Thee symptom. II allowed to 20 on-~hish
thi. medicine invaiiall, frmp,rs--s0on follows
LOSS or POWER. FATuIrY. AND EPI.
LElTlC FtrS-,n onc II which the patieat mas
expire. Who can say that these cNcrs.ss sre not
ifruurui, lulnwed lN thr.r dirsftl iissasrs--lN-
SANITY AND MPTlONl The rec
urd. ofthc lnsanc ~ huns, ani the melinchol,
hath. d, Consumption, bear ample witness ~ the
ruth uf these assertions. IN luuatic A.,lums the
most melancholy exhibition appcar. Tho coua.
ienancc !. artuall, .odlen ani quiie dssliIute--
neither miuh or gfief ever Wet. H. Should q
sound II the voice uccur. It !. n'rly articulle.
with wusful measures Wan despair
Low -ullrn sound, hi. riefb~gullcd.'
Debility - most tsrf,blc' and has brought
lhou.anl. upon thousands ~ uniimcl, gave,
tho. blasting the ambition of many noble yoath..
II can h. cured by the use Of thi-
INFALLIBL RE ME- Y.
If,cu are suffering With any of the ahoSe dis.
lrcssing ,ilnrnt.. the FLUID EXTRACT BU.
Gnu siIl cute sou. ry It ind be convinced 81
~ cthrar,.
BEWARE u QuACK NOsTBuMS snd
QuACk DOCTORS, Who i,lsslS hua.t ol abili
ties aud references. tiiitcns knnW and aVoid
them aud ave Long suffering, Money and expo.
sure. b, Seeding OF calling Zoe bottle OF this pop
ular anil Specific Remedy.
II alla,, all pain aud inflammation, y perfect,
pleasant ia Iis taste ana oior bot Immediate IN ~
action.
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AMERICAN \ FOREIGN PATENTS,
II. H. EDDY.
Solicitor of Patents!

Lac AgcHf 9TH 4. \. PdifHi tWff, Wash-
mgioH, uHder he at Of 1857.
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Airue eopy-Aus,I' - ~.
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A true eopy-atis'l.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-03-25

We would direct the attention of the readers
Of the Freeman to MAsTA's INDIAN PuLMoNIc
BALsAN, advertised in our paper. Diseases of
the lungs are so easily induced incur cold and
variable climate, that truly valuable prepara-
ton for their relief is public blessing. This
is medicine of rare merit, and where it is best
known is justly regarded as the best for the re-
lief of this class of diseases. In the place
where it is manufactured, its sale is unprece-
dented and it has become the standard article.
The preparation is the result of extensive prac-
teal observation with regard to the nature of
pulmonic diseases, and their most successful
mode of treatment. The manufacturer and
proprietor Of this valuable remedy is well known
in tho northeastern section of this State, where
for some fifteen years he maintained an extern
sive and successful practice. In the treatment
of hung diseases his success was most signal and
successful, us is well known to many in that
section. Cases of extensive disease, Justly re-
garded as hopeless, and beyond the reach of
medicine, were in many instances completely
cured by his skill and peculiar treatment. We
commend the preparation to those suffering
from the various forms of lung disease, and to
the tradJ as a profitable investment
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Congressional.
WASHINGTON, Monday, March Is

AsHINGToN, Monday, March 10.
Various reports, memorials, ETC., were pre-
scented relative to the Kansas bill
Mr.. Clark of New Hampshire spoke at great
length in opposition to the bill, citing numer-
Gus cases and law reports to disprove that the
common law of England ever recognized the
right of property in man. At o'clock, Mr..
Clark said he felt much fatigued, having had
neither bread nor water since o'clock in the
morning, and moved to be allowed to finish his
his remarks tomorrow.
Motion lost by IL yeas to % nays.
Mr.. Clark resumed, and addressing himself
to the remark of Mr.. Hammond, that Northern
laborers are slaves, pronounced glowing eulo-
Ky on New Hampshire, saying he painted in
no exaggerated colors the state of her society
Mr.. Chandler of Mich. moved that the Sen
ate adjourn. Lost-yeas IA, nays %.
Mr.. Pugh said the opposition would agree to
take vote next Monday, and adjourn now.
Mr.. Green-Any day this week; but no other
day
[The whole night was spent in fruitless at
tempts to adjourn, and sharp sparring among
Senator's, a full report Of which we have not
room for We give the substance of it,
Mr.. Trumbull of Illinois, in reply to a ques-
ton, said he thought, but could not state for
certain, there was nothing to prevent a vote be-
ing taken this week. He thought the matter
should stand over.
Mr.. Toombs of Georgia sand the first speech
on Kansas was made on the 9th of December
last, and since that the whole business of the
country had been subsersie lent to it. The oppo-
siton gentlemen had spoken of their rights
but the country has rights, and duties as well
as rights. One Of these duties was to expedite
the business of the country and crush out this
faction.
Mr.. Clark said the Senator from Georgia
would find it hard work to crush out twenty
Northern Senators. A different class of men
now come from the North-men who will not
bow down and yield. They are sent, not to
bow down, but to stand /; and the more you
crush, the more they will stand. Had Sena-
tors on the other side persevered, he would have
persevered to the day of doom, if he could have
lived 50 long but, as they had been courteous,
he would meet them half way. Referring to
the Presidents assertion, that the passage of
the Lecompton Constitution would bring peace
and quietness, he said is it always to be peace
and quetness to pass measure after measure p
The dove comes with the olive branch, and we
take it into the ark, but no peace or quiet fol-
lows. He had the various amendments to con-
slider, and had an amendment of his own to
propose, which was, TO tack on the old Nilsson
ri compromise. Under these amendments he
would have gone into the debate fully. Wears
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Che nlarsets.
MONTPELIER MARKET.

REPORTED FOR THE FREEMAN EVERY TUESDAY MORNING.
PRov'sloSs-Butter, 10 to 20 Cheese, to s Lard,
to H. Talow, to 10. Dried Apple, lOi Eggs, 10
Potatoes, 50 10. Beams sO,75aa5 Maple Sugar. to
onions-Oo. Appes-common. 90 to 90 good, 5000 t.
900 per Dbl. Round Hogs 100.
FLorR-Western $500; Extra, $780, Double Extra 81
Berlin Mills, Extra Family, 5000 Double Extra $3.50
GRAIN AND IiAY.-corn, rs. Oats 90 to 50. Herlsgras
Seed $500 to 25 per bushel Clover IL 90 per pound
Hay SC, to s., per tom Rye So.
MISCELLANEOUS Dry and Green Hard Wood, $500 to
$3.50 Shnrl.s, sAs7 Wa,l-Common
% to 90. MeRno, 80 to So.
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ssgsS0m sS:eSn =

DY virtue of license from the Probate Court, will sell
ID at Public Auction Saturday the 9th inst at the
Inn Of Geo. w. Graves, in East Randolph all the Real
Estate Of Thomas H. Adams, deceased, consisting of
dwelling honse sawmll and about three acres of land
situated about threefourths of mile southwest Of the
East Village in Randolph Also, thirty eight acres of
heavy timbered woodland mile south said Village
The mill aud other buildings are in good repair.
Also the time and place will be sold all the
manning personal property belonging to the Estate.
sale to commence at / O'Clock, 7. NJ.
JOHN BUSHNELL, Administrator.
East Randolph March s, 1858, 1l5w3
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HoLLewAYs PILLS AND 0INrMEFT-Av0ID IMpOsTURE =
As there may be counterfeits in the Market it il well
know that there is protection to the purchaser in
in the Water mark that exists in every leaf of the genuine
book of directions, via the words, " HOLLOWAY, New
YORK LONDON" which be in the paper itself
on beng held the light In external inflammation there
unnatural rush Of blood to the part affected The
effect of the Ointment is to disperse the local fever. The
Pills relieve the SYSTEM through the bowels Of all morbid
and irritating influences
Percy DAVIS, PAIN kILLER.---Eycry day affords new
proofs Of the peculiar effects of this preparation. In
where dsordered condition of the stomach liver
and bowels, is combined with great debility nervous
weakness, intense melancholy, its effects most benefc
al and wonderful. 1t should be kept by every family
Fred E. Smith, Montpelier, Wholesale Agent
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BRIGHTON MARKET.

BRIGHTON MARKET.
CORRECTED FREEMAN EVERY THURSDAY.
At Market $50 beef CATTLE 2lO stores, $40 sheep and
lambs, Clio swine.
rEIcEs-Bee Catts-Exra IS 90; frst quality, 81 so
I'd quality, $3.50 Sd $500
Working 0xeh-SSO, 95. I00 to $50.
Cows and Cayes--S2S, 81 to so,
CaIycs-S3, 4 to 5.
Yearngs-Sl7 to 81
Two years old-S24 to II.
Three years oId-$30 to So.
Sheep and Lamps-sl,75, to jO extra s4,o0 to $50.
Swinr-In lots &c retail, &c.
Hides-5c per III Tallow-.7c. Calf Skins-l0c. Peits
LOCAL LES