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ON MANHOOD,
And It's Premature Decline

Jut pall,,hri, Gmti., the 2Olh Thou.and
PEW VOID. ou The rational ifrs'usut, With.
y uut Mrliciue. of Spcfmaiuuhe' ~ l"cal
N,aLrs... Nocturnal Emissions, Uru'lal a~l
Ner,uu. Dshal,i,. lmpo,oncy, and in'rcd,nsnl' 10
Marriage generally.
ny n. nj LANEY, ". u.
The imporaut Gci that the man, alarming
complaints, originating 90 the ,mpfuirucr AMI
.olita,r II ,uuih, ma, H. rss,l, removed without
n..icns. .. IN this snail irirt clearly d~ui'o''ra.
tel. aud "a. ,n,,r,l, nv aad highl, successful
treatment, ~ adopted b, the AuihoT, iil'y ~.
plined. b, mean. II which cycry on, - cnahl-,i
g. corr himself p.rtc,i, and IT thr hast possible
co.t. lhcr,by ayuidiug al the ad'cd,sed nosirum.
Of Oh, lay.
sent a. any address. gate. and post frrc, IA a
scaled suvsiop., D., rcmitiiug (ins, plid) two
postage stamp. o. DE. u. III LANEN, No. *
East 3I.t street, New lofk CIV. 3mli
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Now,s yorR TIME,

\ CHANCE ron THE PEOPLE.
rI'uC RURAL EMPIRE CLuB" ha, sop
L OIL, IT thr CHISrsr SUGhR t,NE STEn,
hath iap,'si al psJs-iiy aus''i Dfauiic, ipr
di,tr1uii'n am1ng IT. members, " aui the re, u
m,nA ipi, J." On the fnllUViug tcrms;-liy ENpfc.s.
.s,ur,l, sacked AMI delivered Ia ENpfr.s Co., I
o.. &C. sl-iO 10. iof $40 M. iur %. ~
mat. postpaid, sample, cent?; ~ w.. pacAa.
e.. - cents: - 10. Do. 50 ct.. pound d. one
,pibi il ga, 4. q. en- the 1. :. anisr 5000 nile,
and thr same vii h. sent anywheTe, on receipt %
the requisite postage. III, supply IN thc hani'
It 90, Eur,l Emp,re Cluh, ,ud NJ their compani,
D. ampr. The remittance iur packages b, mail
!. fr.,gnci i1r the prepayment Of p,'tsg"-Ihe
ssyi s gniuiiy.
Postage stamp. taksu for the iraclion. Of dol.
la, Ur stamps returned IN change Address
Nv. BRIGGS, West M.ccdon, NY.
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Winter Arrangement.
NEW YORK AND PORTLAND
The Splendid and Fast steamer.
G II Y S a r 2 a X q,
CAPT. SIDNEY CRoWELL,

CAPT. SIDNEY tkDN LLL,
WILL. run regularly between NEW YORK
w aud PORTLAND, as olloWs!
Leave Brown's Wharf. Poriland, every Sat
urda, afternoon at I O'Clock; andrsturning, leave
New York, Pietl ~ \. Il. every Tuesday after.
noon. at the same hour.
Thi. vesselhas just been fitted Mp with ine &C.
cummpdation. for Passengers. maA,ng this the
most peed, safe and comfortable route ioT traN-
elsr. between New York AID Maine.
Passage, $500, including fare and state
Rooms.
- Good. forwarded BY thi. line o and from
Montreal. Quebec, Bangor, Bath, Augusta, East
port and ~. John. Also. connects with steam
Or. f,r Baltimore. Good. taken through with
dispatch. at the cheapest rates.
FoI freight or passage, appl,to
N. II. CROMWELL, EMERY & FON,
PirrI2N Y. Riyer,N.Y. Brwn'sWh'i Portland,
Portland. Nov. ~, 1857. II
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Paper Hanging and Graining.

T ~. WEEKS. a, the South rii. Pain,
Store, Will execute orders iur rapcr Hang
Jog, Gra,uing, 90 Mailbag, With d'ratch. ADD
on reasonable terms. ~
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Winter ArrangemcnS

Winter Arrangemcn5
On and after Nosday ,tlr Co..
Inst, the Steamers LIN Is
tsS&S1V- TON Capt. GEoEGI ksI1Hr
and MONTREAL, Capt J..
A. PKiSCE, will run az follows.
Leave Atlantic wharf, Portland, every Monday
Tuesday Wednesday, Thursdsy ant Friday u
O'Clock r., and Central wharf, ii"slon, every
Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thur'day AMI
Friday, at O'Clock y. ~.
p,,s., I, Cabin. SI,2j
90 onDerk, 100
Nh. Each boat is furnished with large
lumber of state. rooms, Tor the accommodation ~
,Ji.. sad families; and travellers are reninded
that by taking this lne, Innch saving of time aud
expense will be made, add that the Inconvenience
of arriving IN Bo.ton at late hours Of the n'gh'
will be avoided.
The boats arrive inseasonior passenger ''o'aNe
the earliest trains out ofthe eiiy
The Company are aot respoosib'e Tor uasgsge
60 an amouat exceeding $50 IN value, and mat
personal, unless notice 10 given and paid Tor a. The
rate Of one passenger Tor every $500 addi'icha
value.
~ Preishts taken a. usual
l.. BILLINGS, Agent
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Keeper. rodlspd.
S,mr \. Nile.-Osnsr II Il.ok. aud Livery Sta.
be Keeper. l.rw,siou ialI..
&. T.. rtroch-Owner Of Line sugc', lewiston
L. North Turner.
&. ". Atscll. Dse'ing Block, Market squire.
Portland. Grnetsl 4 grut lor Maiur.
Sold b, Andrews - Rates. Pare I'LL; T.. At
wood s Co., iIuckheId; ". \. Ru't, 80. Paris;
ani dealers IN medicine cysywhrfr,
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suporphosphato of Limo.

I HAVE have lev bag. more ~ this aulcls
| than intended 10 nee myself II any Of ~,
iTsnd. want 1t Il .hall h. glad 10 supply them. u
not, viii Keep 1t to usc another ,ear.
DARIUS FORBES
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oNToHn. ss.-Ata court Of Probate held Far
j., within and Cor the oounty Of Oxiord,on the
third Tuesday Of August. A. ID. lSos.
NJiRA Larry, Guardian of Merry q. lary q
vi al.., MINOR children aad heirs OF h""'a'
lazy, late of Gilead. IN said Couniy, having pc,
seated his FIRST Account oi guanl'a"sh'P VI '''
Wards Coz allowance;
OEnERTp. that the said Guardian give no
ttreto al nersons int.rr-tel, by causing aecpy 81
thi.ordsr,o bepuhlishsdthree wc,Sssneccss'ycl'
inthe a. ford democrat, printed Al Paris ,thatthe,
u,a, appeatata Probate Cour, ,obe held ail'e'hel
IN ,deoaaty. on the lith day Of September neNt
m one M the clock N the afternoon, and shev
cause, Il any they have, Why the same should no
h. allowed. -
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rnClerr,mcn nud Mini.tcr..

ClcrgNmer aal Mn.iters nav o6ia'n copy lor
na,hiug b, obtaining four sub-ct,lsrs among their
congr, saiuns. aal renting u' the amount oi The
f,ur Nol. l.. IN cloth, four Parts l., ~ fur Nun
bee. I 10 Y. (.uhj-ct 60 the eNPen." Of cau'agr)
~ 10 .ub.c',l~f. II copies ~ cloth will II scai
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A Way of Procuring the CYcioprdia for
Mailing.

Form \ clnh Of lour and remit the price 81 Fur
b,ok.. ~ clolh, "a, Nunler. of Parts, whcu cry
Will o. sent 10 the sctct up Of the club, Cat hi.
expense or rauage.l or. ior 10 sul'-crihcis, N
cloth. n cupie. will h. seat at our expense lo'
Carriage
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d. II. BABBIPT's BEST
S Il L e r q T u S -!

I s. prepared eutir,l, didetcp, l,om other 'alrra'
tus. Alth- drlrirfiuus mati'r extracted ~
.a,h Il m,Hn,t q. o. pfu iucc bread, hiscu,i, aud
ilI kilIs Di cake, vithln, o1l'Ai1i7g patticr OF
Ssh ratio. vhsa The Head 90 cake b. baked, there
%, rf..'u.i1g vhDils,ar frsult.. INsN rsfiirl"
90 ~8I,tltus D. turucd o. g,. ani pis.rs Though
the HT-ai ur hi.rud Nh,ic baking, consequently
rithtug frupiius tat common sslt, water lri t'ur.
~ vI r,lI,, p.rcsi,r o., the tsst, e lhi' SALE
ratio. IhIttt q. eni,.l, d,n,rrnt fun othr, .alrra
tu.. whsp 500 purCh'sr one paper 500 should
take ihr uh paper sith Nuu, auI D. 1,rN rarsiul
auf s-t che ueNt cN1cib llAr the hr.', (name and
picture, TO- listed loaf bread, With glass eaetyss'
riu- vatrt COO che top, a. Nuu s"r ip the h,ll.D
Toll direction. Zoe making Bread Nih Sour
Mia AMI Cream Tartar. and an k.uis 81 ra'tr, ;
,lsH foe making sod, Water, ,isu directions f.,
pat irs ~,ilu rosjsr.: will accompany each
IlcA1g~. H. i. BNhblII,
~ anI 20 wa.hipgtDn street. New York,
- and , lniia ~tt,.t, Bu.ton
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EDMUND BURkE.
Late Comm,.,iuucr ~ iaicut'.

From ~ prssssf t1HHiffi1Hfr.
"AuGusT ~, 1855. During The time have
held the Office IT Cummissiour ui Itt'nt-, X. III.
Ed,,. E.j.. u Boston, has l'cn cNisusi'rl, sn.
acr,l n The Transaction ~ businsss ~ith ihe ohicr
q. = solicitor. he - thoroughly acquainted w'th
the law ADD the rule. of practice Of The once. l
recommend him a. oas oftis most c1plb.s cal 80.
,,s,f.l practitioners With Shou have had u.i.cil
intercourse. CHARLES MASON,
Commissions, oi Patents
BnsrOS, Jin. |. lsjS. l,i'
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4 NEW AND IMPORTANT

Discovery in Medicine, Just Ont.
nR CuLvERwElL'S Report 81 m En'ir'ly
~ New sni r,',,ci Esu~y.y 1f Sp-fmsirfrhrs
OF -smiult Wsaku,... n'lility, N,t,uusu,ss, d..
rr,s.iau n Spirits, IT,. Ut Easrg,, Latitude,
Tmid,ty, s,lL D,.lru.t, Love of Soluis, Gruuud.
ls.. Fear. lndcr,.,on, lp'oluutay Di-chafgrs,
Imraifrd sight ari Memory. BolcUe. sud pm.
pie. on the FACE, riss, lniig'stiun, Palpiution
IL the Ileau snd Bad,l, rrusifstiun IT the whole
.,.i,m. iniucing lmpu,snc, and uien,al ard phy''
i,al ,uclpariiy.
Thi. liule wofk. smsniting from qualified
mcml~r at the Medical Profession, gives rHr
Nosr isFoErANr INTuEHhrio, INIH Fub.
ItsHTp o. III p,r.oss sDtett,inlng duuhs 81 their
ph,.,c,l condition, or Who are oousciuus oi hn''
ius k,tauisd their health and hsppipsss
II D. issucd gtatis ~ suhsTing humanity, ZOE
their l-pehi. ani the suppression 81 enpiTiei.n
anI ,NofbitaBt lccs. scot irre 10 any address o.
rycripI Il two stamps, b, DR.. CllAS. KLINE,
80 1T Ayenae, New loTA. II
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allowed THOMAS II. BROWN, J.ls,.
WV wv pawn Ks,rr. R,s,Hg.

ONrogo, ss.-ita cpurto IT Probate held at Par
i'. within ant CO the cauniy of oNioul, on the
81 Tiesl,y II August. \. u. lS's;
II ". WOODBURY., Administrator on the
Ia. Estate ofFaui Whtcomh. late II Sseien,
N s,l Ccnnt,, drcca.',l, having presented h,'
if.t lnl 6Bil ,ccauai oi Naturalization Of The
estate IL saii drre,s.l &C. alhwaucr;
ORurarp, That the sat- administrator give
n,ti e. to 40 pslsoa. theoretically causing cnrN ct
tls arlst a. be- prilishejth rre week sucocssiyey
ia m. ONi,rd Democrat, printed ~ Paris. that
the, ua, APPEAR at a Probate Court 10 ~ held AZ
Loved. en- saii couat, onthc 81 'ay II prcs'nl'r
u.Nt. "a . ct che clurk 80 the sitetn"an. ant
.br, gausv, il,a, the, have, ~hN The same 'houd
art d. aluWUd.
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nn AGRvrS.

80 vork will - amp, r,watd the sSc''ions o
A.cais. ~ engaging they can l." a.s"'r'i 81 {"
stead, inouu~ dufirg the prngrrss II the publica.
t,ln. Dor lab al terms ~,il L. made kno~a 90
implication a. the puhhshers.
II. APPLETON s CO, rul,lisher,
aI6 & 3Is nrnalwAN, Nc~ NoIk
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NJ IT. 7. u II
CONDITION POWDERS
FOR HORSES and COLTS.

We have hundreds II recommendations from
Liver, Stable krsp~,,, stage frupfictnfs, Team.
.tcr.. farm,t., Fsuicrs, Sc, ~ ihr u. States
AMI Canadis. II - worth ts weight IN goli.
See The lolo~,ng. Who krrp and nee It IN their
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THOMAS II. uRowN. J.ls,.
% '''' coy '''''' p,upK,,rr. R..D,r.

uNFpUu. ss.-Nt a. cpHtt ct Probate h,lt a.
Pane. uItbin an1 'Hr thrC1uHi, oi oNiurt, u7
thrgI Tur.Ity oi Nu-Ist \. -. i~i~.
ON tl- rstIlHu ut ~lhriu1 = ~irvrHs, widow
" uE ~. T.. Stevens, bfr ul N.rps,, ip aid
Cl1.f,. ls.rl.rl, prl,ib- &C. an nI'spur. ult ui
OBJ. r....tiI r.pr, Of bee late ha.hlHi-
uEulNtp. That the said rriiuHn.r give
rrfrr tu nsrsIHs iHt,r,sfr,i, p, csrstu- copy
ai'tis rirrt1 b. published three st, 1. .u,.'ss'
tvsT, ip The ONfuti Democrat, ruutst ~ Paris,
fh.ffhr,ua,aprrat alta Prohst, Cuurt to o., held
pari..la .n,I COUNTY. un thr 81 IufsiaN ol
OrtIl-r n-Nt. 10 y ct abe clock ,n che lnr'r'nn,
aat .h.s ca1.r Oct au, th'y hs,e) Shy 'hssam'
shsII u1t o. granted
THOMAS n. BROwN, Js8g,.
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THOMAS H. BROWN, JsSs.
\ true CUTy-attrsi.
Dawn KNArF, R.gi,i,'

ONruuusss Ala Couft IT Probate hrldat Parts,
vithia and iar IA, CuanN If oNiord," 900 the
81 rrrsit, ut August in the Ncar 81 ont ls"fd
sgr th.u.pH' ri.ht hlllrrd and hilN eight.
nNthr Petition IT l.puiss Sssa,S idoW 81 has.
" a.. ~vsn. late oi Bethel, On said 'oun'N, de-
cllsci. rrs,,Hg &C. sn allowance oct OF The person.
"a estate ~ hsr late husband
U-FrrI, That the ssti PETITIONER give notice
O., ,f psr.sn. Interested. D, csasiu. cop, Of tbs
ur,Irtts o.. r1bbshsi three seek. sucres.i'si, -
The ONGrl Democrat, punici It rsris. that The,
mt, sp.raf 40 a Probate court o. De- hshi lisih,I
p lI c,u1,,, uu the lth jay ct S'pt~'nl"f
uNt. rle 1t ths clock ip che afternoon and shsw
rlH.f. if ,B, ihry have, vhy thc same 'huuld not
I- granted.
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NOW IS THE TIME TO USI
At w LIS
Wild Cherry Bitters.
TINY CURE

Ililh 'hht
Jtsaai,,, Rh5as CsaplH,is, isi'ss'ii.n, Ca'-
ffrsa,ss, Lr,, Cg-piliss. W'riarhs, Los =
AgJ-ii,. GHUal D'tihiy s., g..
Composed II Ssuap,rilh. Wild Cherry, Grotian.
AMI .sysnI other ,aln,llr Ncg,llllc Mciioia,..
AL will l.. found an Invaluable msd,cinr lnr al
,sa.nn. 81 the ,,nr. more especially 80 IN the
Spting AMI Sumnsf.
The, cleanse The stomach, regulate The bjSeb,
improve the digesiion, cuurct the bile puriy the
hl4,i, and gi,r new tone ani LIB To the whole
system.
Directions Take from = table spoonful To-
hall vim. sis. lhll, thrr~ tines Ja,, tea or Is
minute. hrl1fc eating.
II YOU WANT 4 MEDICINE that will
! un,,k zen the blood. improve the digestion, give
,uu = better appetite, cute the Jiundir, ,nd liver
complaint, and make 500 ic,l altogether Ike a
new creature, get b,ttlc IT
Atwcll's Wild Cherry Bittors.
The experiment SiIl cost you bot - cents, and
the mrdicin. will b. sulr o. DO 800 gpod.
G.. ". Atwcll, D-cring block, Market Square.
Portland, Gcue,sl Agent iof Mainc.
sold by Andrews 4 BATES, Pau. I'LL; Wm. 4
Rect. Souih rafi. T.. Atwood : 70, Bucklcld ;
aud dealers ~ medicine rYrNNhvfr.
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1IRT. nIBeLD'S
G. @ n uin @ Preparation
Highly Concentrated Compound
Eluid Extrart nuchu

r., ds,asss ofils HidiU. Kiis'y', Gtar,i Drap.
~, Wsiisos's, Obiifgs'iaas, Nsrrd Dmsasss,
Fssals CoiarliiHi', cad Ell d,s'asuo
A.E'Tgai afEaHs
Arising from rNcrssss add impfudcncies IN life,
ani renewing all improper discharges from the
Bhdisr, kidu-ys, or Sexual Orghn'. whether "a.
isting ~
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rmnMls m.nROMN. Ldr,.
y wv W n,,,n K,,rr. R,s,,ig.

O1roup. ss.-Nt a court IT Probate held At Par
tF.UIfhil ana flrthe c1nniN ot oNiord, on the
s. Tfr. e, OF August. \. n. ISIS.
JNXGktEl MNSTiN, Gu,uli11 II william '.
Il. Elrkbrls, ri.r1r rhll ant heir Of Masi'u
E#k,rls. hts ai rrncr. in .aiI C'u't,, having
rr-..ltrl OIL. f1uh account 1T guildansh'p Of
.aif WsrI .1r allowance
U..r-f. That thr said Guarlln give notice
tH 100 frr.rHs created, o, clrsirg COP, ui ih''
...Irr a. he u.ilIIsh 'fer weeks surcr.s,yrlN 30
Tao %, .iri p,u,scrs. -infrl at rnri., hat The,
,rs, 1fH.,r I'd prull s court o. o. hs'ia Csnton
on .,id r..unty. on thr 18Th dsy II September
NEXT. at Geo ui the click IN the FORENOON. ard
.hrp c,s.s. r. any the, have. why the same should
DOT D. allowed
THOMAS n. BROWN, Jsss.
4 true cUrt-atttst.
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Hehror adomY.

...t NNAAAJ'
wv "''' T.. .f fT. .-l1al " n CON
rHrI.Y August 3Oih, aa1
Coo
So .H a., 4. VI, PuB,iplf.
NJ. 70 E,HRovs, rrsrsrif,ss.
NJ. .. Mii.LErr, Teacher of
Mo-. lsslsauf. as the Interests 9th,
stnIrH.s tri-e.
Tru,o,, ZION =, 20 20 $3.50 fr the term.
Mrs,r. -b, tStH.
rr,a", iaeul.a. .gl., anil washing, $50 a
2gf r.r rerh.
Am. - homogeneous have l-sa r,ats ilr board
iu. ..Hs- ai-I.u- i1 H..ll thHu-sr .yJs can uI
tain r...r. ul zoe most rsis1G1h'1 terrs
JOSEPH EAl.ROMS, Secretary.
H.'.0. ju., -. lsjs 2j
'rI. f,aul., lsfcr, si,-s pui'.e n"t.ce th'i
ID. Dee I.al ir'v s111il'ri hy ib- hl1'ri0ls
Iai.- ni ',1i,,.. .lr thr Crr-'y ~ ON'ord. sul
-,.u..I OBJ frr.t ~ executor 30 thr h-t vil 'ui
t-.rrr,e-' Hf
JOIN BAENCG. ht- of Bethel,
b.lI County. decatsr'. 81 giving hrnl az th,
l.w .eTtt.. he therefore r5lisst. az psrsons
,hs ... Oh. bed O. tle gs'lfr ri sa,i deceased o.
o. a.. tHu.f..e psyment. ,ni those who have
a., t-s.l o. f.cresn, o. exhibit the same o.
SAMUEL BARKER.
joe -. Isjs. -
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TnlninnLnlt

"During the time held the office II Commits
.iousr Of Patents. 4. a. Eli,, Esp., Of Boston.
Odd bu.ips.. IT the rsisnt uhcs. a. collector ior
procuring patents, Their serr lew. 81 auy, p'r-
cons aetins ~ that capacity WIN had 90 much hu-
.,ur.. i.iltc the Patent Oncr, and thri" Sere
none Who conducted u with uofc sAi'l, tdrliiy ''si
.ucrc.. rygad W.. Edly .. one IT The beet en-
famed anI most .killiul Patent Solicitors in The
United St.ts., lnd have 90 hesitation On a.suring
Inventor. that they cannot employ pcr.uu more
rumpeicnt AL trustworthy, ma more capable Il
puu,rg their IMPLICATIONS ~ ai-rm 90 secure ior
Them an earl, anI favorable CONFEDERATION 40 tho
p,t.nt Os,re. EDMUND RURkE.
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wv pawn XVI. R,sni,,.

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p,rs. w,this ,nl f'r the County ui 'N''td
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Ci1t,. deceased, Hr,,trg &C. nn allowance oi', Il
tba fs.r.r1tl rsflfe ofh.f late hr.han-
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o. 40 r-r.4r. i1trr-.tri %, capsiH. ,ufN 90 thi'
sf Poo o. be rr'dI.lr three weeks succ'ssiNe', "a
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upy Hrl.lr af l Probate t.uritu De- hrd at laf''
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gfr. ~ fhs rI.rk tr tbr iHr,uHun, tui shrv cause
if 40, rlr, have vh, thr sane ,h1alt ne De-
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IT, undated popularity, numerous Certificate n
remarkable oufs.. the recommendation II safnr Il
oar meet eminent physicians, and the Analysis II
Dr. A. A. Have. the State A'sayer. all give con
Vincing pfrofs q
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INrALLInLE MEDY.

BEWARE of QUACK NOSTRUMS aad
.QI'ACk DOCTORS, Who falsely bpist II ahili
ics aud reference. Citizens know and avoid
them and save Long Suffering, Money aui eNpo.
sure. b, .sndog or calling Zoe bJttr Ut this pop
ular anl Specific Remedy.
II allhy' all pain aui Inflammation, - perfectly
pleasant in IT. taste ana oior, bdt immediate IN III.
action,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-09
DECEMBER 9, 1865.


elected but were holding seats upon the
evidence of forged certificates. could not
the Senate go behinl lis former action
when it admitted them, and snmnarily
eject them from the Chamber? Most eef
tainly: Well, why not use the same re-
visory power in the Bright and Fitch case.
if it be shown to them by the contestants and
Legislature of Indiana, that they were new
er elected by that body. but that their pre-
tended election was 'sllcgal, unconstitu-
tion and void?' If these allegations are
true. does it not become the bounden duty
of the Senate to turn them out? The
Constitution of the United States vests in
the Senate the power to Judge Of the legal
lty of the election of its own members.
Sut does that instrument fix any particular
time within which this judgement must be
exercised? Does it declare that the Senate
having once admitted claimant to seat,
must continue him in it to the end of his
term, notwithstanding it may afterwards
appear that he had no legal right to it, and
that he is usuper. We have never seen
any such provisions in the Constitution.
n few days ago the Chicago Times had
leading and labored article on this subject,
was declared to be clearly illegal and the
occupants usupers, but nevertheless to be
a thing which the United States Senate
had already conclnsively decided. and
which it was useless to stir again; and
therefore advising the Anti Lecompton
members of the Indiana Legislature to
have nothing to do with any movement for
declaring the election void or electing sue
ccssorsl
The reasoning of the article was exces-
sively weak, after the admissions in it, and
its oyet was poorly concealed. The
Times desires that Douglas may avoid being
called upon in the Senate to vote upon the
question of turning out the bogus Senator's
If he votes t, keep them in, he will offend
the anti Lecompton Democrats of Indiana,
while if he votes to expcl them, we will be
obliged to brave the vengcnce of the Le-
comptonites. To keep the Little Giant"
from being pierced by one or the other
horn of this dilemma, the Times seeks to
have the matter stiilei or quashed at Indi-
annapolis. But the outraged hoosiers repu-
diate both the advice and sophistry of the
Times, with scorn and contempt. They
are unwilling to permit couple of usurp-
ers to misrcpresent their State Sovereign
ty in the Senate Chamber. in order that
their friend Douglas may escape perform
ing plain duty. If he is false to them
they want to know it. They desire to
find out who are their frienls. and who
will side with the spurious Senator'S
CHI. Tri6.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-09


5 AS our readers have been informed,
both branches Of the Legislature have
passed resolutions declaring that the cleo
tion Of Bright and Fitch was illegal uneon-
stitutional and void'' The next stcp is
for the Legislature, in legal aud regular
form, to proceed to elect two Senators TO
take their places. When this is done, the
sul.ject will como mp in Washingtca The
Senate will be called upon TO revise its
action. turn the usupcrs ont, and put in the
rigltful and legal claimants 'ysIslsea
~ Il may be said that the Senate cannot
go behind its own record, and having last
winter voted Bright and Fitch in, cannot
this winter vote them out. Nor could it
were they rightfully entitled to seats: but
fraud yitiatcs all contracts These pseudo
Senator's are usupers they are occupying
seats to which. as matter Of fact, they
never. were legally elected. The Senate
can discover that it has been imposed upon;
the contestants can furnish the proof. and
that honorable body can, thereupon. pro-
cced to revise its former action, by Dur-
gine itself of the spurious members.
OF course Il can. Why not? Suppose it
should be discovered this winter that SEN
ator Douglas or Trulpbull had mover been