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New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
SENATOR EDMUNDs REELECTED.
moNrrELIEg. Oct. 2O.-The Hon. George +.
Edmunds chosen today United states Senator nom
this Aiate serve ali yea from tho Alb f Ma ns

Ilo received every vote IN the Senate. aud all hut n In
tn. House lie Ollr seat In the Senate 10 m out
tho unex ptrcd torn ~ senator Foot N
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21

THE BRoDHEAD LETTER EXPLAINED AND
ELABORATED by THE AUTHOR.
The following important letter, written by
Frank Blair to Democrat In Lafayette. fnd in answer
10 certain inquiries appears in Ihe Courier and is
doubtsdly authentic: ....... -... ...f
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-13
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
EeU Water.

This nay be Obtained Tin hot weather,
in the following manner: Take pitcher
or some other earthen or tin vessel, and
fill with cold water-ice water The best
Set in pan and keep cold fer a half day
IT ycur vessel is large (oi il you have
several Of them) and have plenty Of ice in
it, and the heat is in TIE ninetics, you
will have sufficient water for small wash
ing purposes. Sometimes the cistern wa
ter becomes offensive, and cannot lie used
fer the hands CT face or table purposes
In this case, lttls water. sufficient fol
the purposes indicated, may be obtained
and without trouble. 1t Is nothing more
or less than dew or rain water, and IS pure
and soft; rothing excecds it in this re
spect. 1t IS simply the moisture of the
atmosphere gathered on the vessel instead
ofappearing in clouds in the sky, or in
dew on the grass.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-13

TARMERs.-Adam was farmer while
yet in Paradise, and after his fall COM
lnandcd to earn his bread by the sweat Of
his brow.
job, tie honest, upright and patienf
was farmer, and his endurance he's pass
ed into proverbs.
Socrates was farmer, and yet welded
tc his calling TIE glory Of Iii. immortal
philosophy.
st. Luke was farmer, and divides will.
Prometheus the honor Of subjecting the
OK for the use Of man.
Cincinnatus was farmer and the TO-
blest Roman Of them all.
Burns was farmer, and tie muse found
him at his plow, and filed his soul with
poetry.
Washington was farmer, and retired
from his highest earthly station 70 enjoy
the quiet OF rural life, and present to the
world spectacle Of human greatness.
To these names pay be added a. host Of
Others who sought peace and repose in the
cultivation Of mother earth Enthusiastic
Lafayette, the steadfast Pickering, the
scholastic Jefferson, fiery Randolph. al
found an Eldorado Of consolation fro 4
LIES cares and troubles in the green and
verdant lawns that surrounded their
homestead.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-13
Farmers Take Notice,

Good and reliable farmers can be furnished
with any amount of flax seed, on conditions
made known at our store. The raising of
flax seed is very remunerat;ve TO farmers, and
it seems to be entirely ignored in this county.
Those who may wish TO engage in raising
the same should call OH us soon.
20 j.. NUSSBAUM < co.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-13
81. Wayne az Chicago
Railway.

On and after May H. 1865 Trains will leave Stations
lily, (Sabbaths excepted as follows: TRAIN leaving
Chicago at 5,3j p. NJ leaves daily TRAIN leaving Pitts
burgh at II, 10 P. NJ. leaves daily.
TRIMS GOING HEST
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-13

baton Rouge was lately the resting
place ola party consisting of man and
his wife, son, and a dog, who reached
that place on a fat boat, after thirteen
wseks feat from vonango, Penn.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-13

-Weston's exact walking time in his
late match was twenty-one hours, which
gives him credit, on the average, Of about
four aud three-eighths of mile Ter hour
during his attempt.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-13

"A rogus asked charity on preten Sc of
being dumb. lady having asked him
with equal simplicity and humanity, how
long he had been dumb, he was thrown off
bis guard, and answered, +" From birth
madam :" g Poor fellow" said the lady,
aad gave him dollar.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-13
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
For Governor,
THOMAS 4. sESDRIC Ks, OF Marion.
Tor Liesteaos'- G0cernor.
Alfred L. Edgerton, o. Allen.
Far Serrstqrq0f Stotf.
EEIDE,Y {. MISE, II BOOM.
Ftr 4tiit9r. ri St,,'g,
JOSEPH !. NEWSPAPER, Of Fre'.;i..
Far Treasurer II STATE,
JAMES 2. RTIA, q JGrioa.
Der CZe1k Of The Supreme Cont.
N04iH s. LaROsE, Of Cas~.
For Rspertsr oftae Suprems Court,
= j. O. PiCK1RD, Of -NrrstaE.
FerSa Tefinfe7sde1t # I1.tEr Instruction
JOIN z. PHILLIPS # Dgciess.
Tor -lfforney General.
sol. CLiIp0OL. " P.f,tcn.
For Electors AZ large,
JOHN r COTFROTII % Huntington
BATLESS w HANNA. ofEiso.
Continents
JASON II BROWN. of Jackson.
WILLIAM NIRANNLIN, OF Owen.
For District Electors,
F.r.t District-Tho.nas r Cobb. Of Knox
Goniingent-R SpTJule. OF andtrburs,
second District-C : Dobbins OF ;artin,
C0ntingent-Joass Howard, Of Clarie,
Third DiStrct-3ames Gavin. of Decatur.
Coming ns-Elhanan Deyore. Of Jennings,
Fourth Di$trics--JohH Reid. OF Fayette,
Conting ,nt-Beniamin / Smith Ofi'ash,
Firth District-Jolin Y Lord. Of Fari0r.
C0ntingent-Csss byfieid. Of Johnson,
Sixth District-A 3 Carleton. Of Lawrence,
Confiugcnt--Sanuei x Aiani.l, OF Sullivan,
Seventh Di=trict-T 7 Davidson. OF Fountain,
ContinseIt--B Daily. or Carroll.
Eighth District-Jaun-s T Mcdowell OF Grant
Contingcat-N Il Lin5day. Of Howard.
Ninth Di-trief--Johu Coercl,. of Allen.
tOnTilase.lt--aIIuei \ ShOaif. Of JaT,
Tenth Di-trict-O Il Nain, Of Elkhart,
Contin.-snt-E Van Long or Noble,
Eleventh District-T. j. Herrifcl1.
CONGRESSIONAL TICKET
For C5ngress-I ith District
N. X. FARRAND, OF Laporte.
Tor Circuit Prosecutor,
I'll WOOD
For Joint Representative.
JOHN KLINGEL
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
For Representative,
D..McDOSALD.
For Treasurer.
Il. W. DOWNEY,
FOr Sheriff
%. HOW.
Tor Coroner,
II. II. LOGAN.
For Ccrlnlisaioner-2d District,
II. A. RANCK.
ror. Commissioner Sd District
HENRY KROUSE.
For Land Appraiser,
JAMES BROOKE
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-13
n ICW
HARNESS SHOP.
JIM AND 10.

JIM AND j Q.
Two farmers met and the following converse
ton might have been heard:
"Whoa.--I say. 10, have you got your co TN
planted yet {? -
mo; have you got yours plantedl"
No, sir, not yet, nor have got all my ground
p'owed. l had to get new set of h,rness'
where did you get your new setl"
I" got them at flasher 4 Hohlms New Har-
meas Shop. They decidedly the best could
find in town, both to price and quality You
will find his shop in his new block on the south
side of Laportc street, four doors west of Cleave-
land n lioughton's cisy grocery, YOU know where
that is %
:" Oh yes, | buy my groceries there
Veil, you take my advice and go 10 flasher
" ll0ham's for yoar harness, and | will gsaran-
tee that YOU will be will be we'll pleased with your
-urchase, for he has that honest Ducthman max
ng his harness that worke sc long in 10 Potter's
shop, and there several of your neighbors
who can testify to the durability of his work"
"Good by Jo.'
"Good by Jim
"Go lang!" 81
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-13

Wcf-What, do they run already
Iien l die happy.
Croniwell-Then I am safe.
Mozart-Let me hear once more those
notes SO long my solace and delight.
-H~. <.ao.s- ..zsS--
More than $4,000 free masons are re-
ported il New York city.
The "acquittal hats" are the latest
lies OF head covering.
The state reform. school OF Coauecti-
cut las 2G3 inmates.
-Indisrubber wheels for carriages used
by inveids, are the newest idea
"A Jerseyman is in jail for the crime
of cutting off half Of a friends mus
tache
The population of Toledo, Ohio, has
increased since Sept 1st, 1866, from 81
401 70 80. CGS on the 1st day Of June
1868.
Sing Sing now contains | ,225 male
convicts within its walls-the Iareesi
number ever occupying that institution
at one time.
The Chinese embassy only took eighty
three trunks with them to y Washington. 1t
was said they had several hundred in
New York city
The whole amount Of prize money
distributed among the officer and sailors
Of the navy from tie commencement OF
the rebellion to Nov. !. 1867, was about
325, O00.0O This sum was divided
among the crews of 425 vessels.
In the Boston town records Of March
Il, 1858, after the great fire, there is an
order that every householder shall pro.
vide pole about twelve feet long, with a
good, large swab at the end of it, to reach
the roof Of his house to quench fire."
"A runaway couple were discovered il
Cincinnati by a pursuing father, a well
known trunk upon hack betraying them
The old gentleman quietly put the gay de
ceiyer out of the carriage, got in himself
and drove back with his fearful daughter
= ghost which has been haunting ;
house in Pittsburgh fer several weeks
throwing mysterious and mischievou
Jumps Of coal around, resolved Itself inalll
into the substantial person Of a little Dutci
servant girl.
Gran; cries for peace, while congress
arms the negroes for war. This is simila
to the peace cry in Europe.
-Gran;'s face is toward the setting sun
just now. aud his sun will set once for al
in November.
The radicals bur-ah for Grant an,
victory. Ifthey take care OF Grant tn
{ democrats will attend to victory
Judge Black says that Pennsylvani
VIII give Sey incur aGG D!alr majority @
$4,000
AL the magistrates Of Shelby county
Ala. are negroes, and not one of them Ca
read or write.
The radicals threaten to stop the gov
eminent ratlons on all negroes down sout
who refuse to vote their ticket, and con
] plain very bitterly because some Of til
!, democrats propose to do the same thing
The radicals in the senate WINGED
but were silent, when Senator Hendrick
pressed them to show what they had don
with the thirteen hundred millions of do
5 lara taken from the pockets Of the peopl
b since July, 1865, 1t was an importar
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-13

rage, etc. also. CONSERVATION. Epilepsy, aud
Fats, induced by self Indulgence Or sexual cx-
treNagance.
Price in sealed envelope, only ce,ts.
The celebrated author Ia this admirable essa, e.,
clea rly demonstrates from thirty years success
full Practice, that the alarming c0useueuncoS Of
self-abase my be radically cured withort the
dangerous use Of internal medicine o. the arpli-
cation ii the knife pointing ONT mode OF cgre
! at once simple. certain and effectua, by means
OF which every sufferer, n. utter what his con
dition may be. may cure himself cheaply. pri-
vately and radically.
j. This lecture should ne in the hands If every
youth and every man in the land
Sent under seal in plain envelopa to any ad-
dress. postpaid, on receipt of six cent?. or two
post stamps. Also DR.. Culverwell's 4" Marriage
Guide" price % cents Address the publishers.
CHAS. C KLINE 4 co,
i27 aowery, New y ork, Post office box 1886.
35-ly
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-13
THE "coMPENsATlpc" POWER.
tBoih eight and ten horse)

q ccnmendsb.e ambition exists ar,ops ihre.hs.t
own the best machine Inc 8eighb9rhood" Nothing
isnoTe dsacTsezbe 70 .1en thsn to have farmers CON-
plain that their work s 70: properly 6cne &c loes
valucble time By reason OF brsakages and they oAs-
not be TOO careful n ,escting machine.
The Sweepstakes IS the accredited herd
os the TTreshinC Machine family. snd IS superior
Strength. durability eimIi'iiF ra-r Il cra' s'yic Of
finish and capacity for hTerllg and cleaning grs;s
faster ard better than any other acknowledged.
The great reputation achieved by this
fyOrite machine has led several nnsc-apuogs m,nn-
i.eurers. sId numerous AGENTS. 10 attach The
"SvEEPsTAKEs. IN one WY and smother. 20 thsix
machines. end advertisements to m.lead snd deceive
To avoid deception, ths. every machine bes
M card. &C. ALTMAN CO. aAsUFAcTrRsss.
CANTOR. ONO" IN giit letters, coLsp:cUousiy or
hotn sides OF the Separator
The Genuine Sweepstakes enables the
rresher ~ PICK mis- customers. nrdora stops Tor
psirs. ls-ts much longer than other. sGves mach
grumhling and yexaton. Goes the same amount o.
work with cas- labor and enables MIN TO seec; he
best and most profitable jobs.
The farmers give il the preference. and
ofen nm extra price per hushe bscaE-e IL ,hreshes
straw. cleans fl for msrket without waste saves all
Ire grain does its work with the utmost speed safety
ard economy; ard does not keep gang OF nlen and
sesms about them cxpense
The elegant Patent Pivot Side Gear >
" 10 be found only on the SWEEPSTAKES"
Our Patent Cleaning Apparatus" en-
ebes the operator Ia control the direction OF the blast;
ard position 81 the seiyes. and clean either heavy
light grain. without - East can bc tlreshed
the chat and dirt beng separated from the gain
tsfOfe II strikes hs seize IL all
Taylor's Safety Couplings, for Tumernx
Rods. which money. tirie GEd danger 10
and beast. furnished or A.. machlnee.
Ssparators, Horse Powers. Straw
Steciers. Gears, or Jacks. sold sepa-
ratelv. when desired written warranty &C.
E~ered with every msc hine. The -'sWEEPSTAkES''
Il usually very article sfIer harvest. and psr
ses should order e1yiy.
Call or send and get pamphlet circular
giving full description and particulars. together
with numerous Certificates. end The names snc rssi-
d.nce OF several ihoI.sui persons who have bought
ssio used IT, SvEEPsI IN the NcTth-~ west alone
nIC Gels y LEC., Astni> st / l.n..uih.
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u - g DE TE.@.
? at tent NJ edicines

the dt7 Physicians prescriptions carefully
tup 1t Ill lOur, olthe night, by au experienced
uggst.
" etrne.tly invite the public TO favor us with
all, xInine our stock aud become convinced
the f,ci nat VIC are doing iiDerel business.
fiav3i-t ~ BhAIN Il Co.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-13
ERIE sIAIEWA AZ.

BPofD GA3'GE-DOTRLE TP8CK- ROrYI-7O
y IGtV YORK. BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND CITIES.
This Railway extends from
DU KIRK TO NEW YORK $50 miles.
uFFAIo to New YORK 423 miles,
SALAMANCA to NV Y oGK II ) miles
ASDis FROM
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-13
G. BLAIN, Z co.
y K \ GGs~ rs
PLY MOUTH, INDIANA.

EAVtNG lust received fresh supply Of every
Z article IN Ouriine 0ftrade. consisting mainly
of Drugs, Medicines. Paints Oils Dive Stuff.
Varnish. Brushes, Perfumerv, Yankee Notions
Glass. Stationary, Pure Medicines and Iianor.
for me heal purposes only, to which we re-
specuiuiiy invite tie attention Of this commu-
mtg. We have also on hand stock Of
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-13
Manhood How Lest, How Restored

Just published, new ediou of
Gr. uiVerEes;'s Gel
ebfatei Essay on the
RADICAL CURE (without medi-
cine) Of Sperm; tOrrhoea. or
Seminal Weakness. Ia volun-
tary Seminal Losses. In tnten-
cy, Mental and Physical inca
rnn:tr In, n.i,n.n u ~
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-13
DEMOCRATIC KhTIcaaL TICKET.
For President,

For President,
EEGEsATzO SEYMOUR. of y. z
For Vice.President.
z. e. BLAIR, Jr.. OF Missouri
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-13

~. Trans running directly through to New York.
80 se0 NILS WITHOUT CHANGE or COACHES.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-13
Owing Words OF Great Men.

The following ars reported to be the
dying words of the men to whom they are
accredited
Napoleou-Head Of the army,
Byron-I must sleep now.
Gcethe-Let the light enter.
Nelson-I thank God have done my
duty.
Westinghouse is well.
Cbester6eld-G Dayrelle chair.
Raleigh-It matters little how the head
lieth.
Thurlsw-I'n shot if I don't believe
I'm dying.
Haller-The artery ceases to beat
Cardinal Beaumont-What. is there
no bribing death
Sir Thomas Moore i pray you see ne
safe up, aud for nay coming down, let me
shift for myssf.
Burns-Don't let that awkward squad
FIRE over Any grave.
Franklin-A dying nan can DO moth
ing easy.
Mirsbeau-Let nc die to the sound Of
delicious music
Lawren ,e-Don't give Up the ship.
Alfera-Ciasp lry hand. my dear friend
die
Queen Ei.zabeth--.Al my posse ssions
fer moment of time.
Anne Boleyn--I, Is small, very small,
(claspirg hex neck.)
Waiter Scott feel as if I were N.Y.
SELF again.
Acknowledgements forever.
Jefrersou-I resign myself to God, my
daughter to my country.
j. @. Adams-The last Of earth.
Addison-I have sent for ycu Lord
WARWICK to see how Christian can die.
George IV--And is this death?
Edward VI-Lord, take my spirit
Wcf-What, do they run already
Iten l die happy.
Croniwell-Then I am safe.
Mozarr--Let NE hear once more those
notes SO long my solace and delight.
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-11
Afyer the Fire.

After the great fire of 1866 it became at once
extremely important that cheap building ma
ter'ai should be available for use in the work
OF reconstruction which was Immediately be-
gun. Ihe duties on imported lumber and
other necessary material were heavy and con-
sttuted serious hindrance to those engaged
In the good work. Hon. John Lynch, who is
ever watchful of the interests of his constitu-
ents and almost Ill tormy successful in meas
ures that he undertakes, promptly introduced
bill in Congress allowing drawback on i'm
ported material to be used in building up "the
burnt district" equal to the amount of the
dntes. The pecuniary value to the city of
this bill, it will be promptly acknowledged on
all hands, was by no means inconsderable.
1t enabled our citizens to go to work at once,
with the results which are now apparent to
all who visit our city,
This is only one of many cases that might
be cited where Mr.. Lynch has shown quick
apprehension Of the wa nts of the people
whom he represents, and has spared no effort
to meet them. An examination of his Con-
gressioual career will satisfy any candid man
that his services have been of a character to
excite the warmest gratitude and highest re-
spect of his constituents
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-11

Southern Democratic papers, as well as their
Northern brothers, are alarmed at the speeches
of Hampton and his tribe. The Charleston
1t can't be done gentleman. You've shown
the dagger in your sleeve and you can't recall
the picture.
The New York Tribune offers for sale the
speeches and messages of Horatio Seymour as
Republican campaign document.
The Democratic platform recommends paw
ments of the public obligations in strict accord
ance with their terms. They learned that
phrase while they were running the Confeder-
ate Government. They paid the Confederate
notes in strict accordance with their terms,
viz: one year after a treaty of peace shall be
signed between the Confederate States and
the United States.
The Memphis Avalanche declares that the
sforbearance" of the rebels in not killing off
every Radical correspondent or editor in the
South should create feeling of admiration
among the Northern people,"
The Pittsburgh Post (Dem.) makes the fol-
lowing confession:
There is no trouble about the money this
lt-and why not? The Democrats stdyed at
home during the acdr, and got the mule and 9th
er fat contracts achist the Republicans rere get
ting killed IN the army. That's what's the mat
ter.
George E. Pugh, Democratic leader in
Ohio, puts light estimate on the Constitu-
ton. He says:
Il would not give them three cent postage
stamp for their fourteenth amendment 1t is
not part OF the Constitution and never will be.
It's base fraud, and l say as Frank Blair
| said, these carpet-bag governments must be
overthrown."
The Mobile Register, praising the Demo-
Gratis, says that rebel soldier can talk with a
Northern Democrat upon political subjects
with as much assurance of sympathy and COM
mon aim and purpose, as he could feel in talk
ing with one of his old comrades in arms.
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-11
VarietieS.

Last Saturday there was a swimming race
in New York between Prussian and Austra-
liam and an American Each had served in
the navy of his own country. The American
was the winner
The AUenir National declares that rumors
of war come from all parts of Europe. In
Prussia the fortresses are inspected, Austrian
representatives have seen" Louis Napoleon at
Biarritz, and La Liberte cries OUT sHow long
can this state of things continue? How long
will France consent to remain on the qui y;ue
with 100000 men in arms and 952.OOO,OOO of
money in the vaults of the Rue de la Vrili-
here?"
Among recent visitors at the White Noun
tains is Mr.. Thomas Hill, the artist of the Yo
Semitic Valley. Mr. Hill has been spending
some weeks up at the Waumbek House, max
ing sketches for his winter work. He has
taken few from this point, and has COM
mission for large view from Mount Willard,
looking down the Notch. Every visitor to the
mountains has probably admired that view.
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-11
Pure Blood, Muddy Water.

Fure blood may be compared to pure water, and
impure blood to muddy water, If you pass muddy
water through muslin you soil il continue the pro-
cess and you cover with thick mud. Blood passes
through all parts ofthe body; if good and pure it
nourishes and cleanses the parts it goes through
Ifmpure 1t leaves or less dirt behind It, Brand
reth's Pills are the medicine wanted, because they
are made purpose to take dirty humors out of the
body. and they never fail These pills cure scrotua,
of forty years standings they have cured cases
of rheumatism when the patient had not walked for
four years; OF paralysis when the legs had lost their
power OF movement tor seventeen years. The evil
dence OF these cases cannot be disputed. Is there
town in the world where such evidence exists not
Ii BRANDRETH'S PILLS have been much used
there we know that such evidence can be found
But be sure and ses that upon each box nv nam
in the Government Stamp, in white letters.
B. BRANDRETH, Brandreth House. New York
B-Sold by all Druggists,
aug 2Seod&eowlmsN
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-11

Albert Z. Pray ESQ.,, is the Republican can
didate for Representative for Livermore and
Turner.
The editor of the Banner has re.
ceivel note from w. d. O'Brien, ESQ. Of
Cornish, desiring that his paper may be sion.
ped because of its political "hits" and .fiinps -
In reply to these charges the editor offers Mr.
OBrien 800 for each chit" and "fiae" that
he is able to point out in the Banner dpr;no
the last four years.
Andrew Leighton has been nominated tor
Representative to the Legislature by the Re.
publicans of Yarmouth and North Yarmouth
There was large and enthusiastic rallv of
the Republicans of Knox county at Camden
Wednesday. 1t was the largest MEETING vet
held in the county. Hon. Henry Wilson and
L. HI. Chandler spoke in the afternoon and
evening.
The Bangor Wing says that Sunset Gov left
Bangor in disgust at the GOODNESS of his recon-
ton.
Lyndon Oak, Esq, of Garland. has been
nominated for representative by the Renubli-
cans of Exeter and Garland district: and Fran
els Backnan, Esq, of Bradley, in the district
of Milford, Holden &C.
The Bath Times says that in the Joint debate
between DR.. Garcelon and Hon. w. Gilbert.
the former was severely punished.