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The Portland daily press., 1876-10-21

ESUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Francis Bennett, a
well known grocer doing business on Congress
street, opposite the Eastern Cemetery died
suddenly Thursday night. He was taken with
a sharp pain in the region of the heart and
several simple remedies were resor.ed to with
temporary relief. In the evening he had a
second attack and died very suddenly at IL
o'clock. The physicians assigned neuralgia of
the heart as the cause. He was 65 years and
five 10 Onths old
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-21

THE MUsEUM.-'Money and Misery" re-
ceiyes that approval which its splendid scenic
effects entitle it to. The matinee to-day will
afford ladies aud children an opportunity to see
it which should not be neglected. But few
more performances will probably take place.
This afternoon and evening Miss Marsh will
appear in the part which has been assumed by
Miss Chippendale. Monday special train
will run from Gorham, returning after the per-
Torrance.
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-21
CUT THIS OUT,
1t May Save Your Life.

There is no person living but what suffers more or
less with Lung Diseases, Coughs, Colds or Consump.
ton yet some would die rather than pay rs cents tor
bottle of medicine that would cure them. DIR. A.
BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP has lately been intro.
duced in this country from Germany, and its won
drous cures astonishe every that tries it, If you
doubt what we say in PRINT cut this out and take it
to your Druggist Eand get sample bottle for 10
cents and try it. Two doses will relieve you. Reg
ular size rs cents.
sep2D d1yeom
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-21

FORT PREBLE-It seems that the battery
which left Fort Preble for Columbia, S. c.,
numbered only three officers and twenty-eight
men, not fifty-six as has been stated. Capt.
Weir left for the South nearly year ago. and
Gen. Seymour relinquisbed his command OF
the Fort about the same time. Major Hamil-
ton is the present commander, and he with one
company officer and five enlisted men remain
at the Fort.
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-21

Rev. s. P. Merrill of Watervile breaches at
the First Baptist church tomorrow.
Miss Crosby and Mrs. Hazard of Bangor
represent the Woman's Temperance Union at
the National Conference of the Association at
Newark, N. j.
Mr. George K. Shaw will no longer contrib
ute to the columns of the Maine Democrat.
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-21

The CENTENNIAL VIEws.-The closing exhi-
bition of the Centennial views will be given this
afternoon and evening These are promised to
be the very bestof all the entertainments given
in this city. One hundred and fifty of the best
views from all the departments will be given.
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-21

TEMPERANCE MEE1INGs.-The Reform Club
held an interesting meeting last evening at
Association Hall. Effective addresses were
made by Messrs Batty, G. E. Smith, Hutchins,
Facey, Burns, Llewellyn, Sylvester, Choate,
and others, after which the President, S. F.
Pearson, presented the pledge, and a number
signed
There will be temperance meeting held at
the West End chapel Sunday evening, COM
mencing at o'clock. All are invited to
otfopd
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-21
Thomas A. D. Fessender
121f-1QeQ

The corners of the die are beautifully carved
and the whole stone is perfect it not having
the slightest blemish. Floral wreaths are
worked upon the cap above the die and be-
meath the shaft. The shaft itself is very
handsome stone, being simply an obelisk
which surmounts all. The whole monument
is finely proportioned and the general appear.
ance is fine. The design was drawn by Mr..
Bell and he has every reason to be proud of its
apnearauce
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-21

The M. L A. COURSE The Mercantile Lii
brary Association this morning announce their
twenty-ffth annual course of entertainments.
This year will close period of quarter of
century in which this association has given the
citizens of Portland an annual course of at
tractive entertainments. What degree of sue
cess has attended these several courses is too
well known to the public to call for mention
here. The course opens Thursday, November
18th, with a lecture by Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher upon "The Ministry of Wealth" The
second entertainment will be lecture by Prof
E. S. Morse. Subject: Evolution" Richard
s. Storrs, d. D., will deliver the third lecture !;
subject: 1.-THE Old and New in Europe" The
fourth will be musical entertainment not vet
announced The fifth will be select readings
by Mrs. Louise W. Foss. The sixth will be a
concert by the Barnabee Concert Company
The seventh will be lecture by Colonel 7. W.
Higginson upon "The Aristocracy OF the Dol
lar" The last entertainment will be lecture
by Rev. FL. NJ. GallaEer. Two afternoon en-
tertainments for children will also be given in
connection with the course.
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-21

EVERY man and woman, the young, the mid
die aged, and even those more advanced in
life, may derive untold benefits from perusal
OF the works published by the peabody Med
ical Institute" Boston, viz: sThe Science Of
Life" Ia treatise upon the generative organs,
and the nervous diseases and debility caused
by the errors of youth and abuse of the sys-
tenn; Sexual Physiology of Woman and Hel
Diseases" and Diseases of the Nerves and
Nervous Maladies," all three from the able per
of the same author. The true way to health
and happiness has been pointed out to thous-
ands by these books. A very elaborate and
costly Medal of gold and diamonds has Just
been presented to the author of these works
by the National Medical Association. We re-
fer our readers to the advertisement in anoth-
er column.
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-21

OUR sale of kid gloves at last weeks prices
still continues.
Ladies in need of dress trimmings will find
it to their advantage to visit the store of
DAVIS g. Co
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-21

OWNERSHIP OF PREsCRIPIIoNs.-The apoth-
ecaries of our city evidently do not take great
interest in the question of ownership of pre-
scrjptions, judging from the small after dance
at the me citing held last evening to discuss the
question. Of about thirty druggists in the
city, only eight attended the meeting. The
meeting was called to order by Mr.. H. H. Hay,
who nominated A. G. Schlotterbeck as chair
man, and j. B. Totten secretary.
The doings of the last meeting Of the Cum
berland Medical Association, which brought
about this meeting, were related by Mr.. Hay.
After an informal discussion, the matter of
presenting paper to the medical society at
their next meeting expressing the views OF the
druggists in regard to the matter. was postpon-
ed one month.
A committee consisting of A. S. Kinds,
Chas. B. Greenleaf and James B. Totten was
appointed to confer with similar committee
of the physicians. The committee was in
structed to ask the medical society to postpone
the consideration of the question for one
month. The committee will also prepare a
paper upon prescriptions and read it at future
meeting of the druggists, to be called by the
chairman of the meeting
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-21

f. o. BAILEY & Co.will sell at sa]esroom at
10 o'clock this morning, new and second hand
furniture, stoves, crockery ware, Sc. At II a.
M, by order of the assignee. stock of boots,
shoes, Iubbers, sc. See auction column
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-21

LADIES, if you wish silk that will run vel
on your sewing machine. buy the Eureka.
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-21

MERlNo underwear in all sizes for ladies,
misses and children.
Our new Shetland mix for boys wear is very
popular.
For all the novelties in ladies' neck wear go
to DAVIS & Co.'S
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-21

FOREST Tar Soap" cleanses the scalp, and
promotes the growth of the hair.
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-21

These bright colored and durable goods are
expected to have their greatest sales this fall
and during the holidays. A fresh lot of neck
chains, crosses, branches, ear drops, sets. back
COMBS, &C., just opened by c. H. Lamson, POI
Middle street. oc19-T&S
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-21
Railroad Consolidatiou.

DETROIT, Oct. 20.-Representatives from the
leading freight lines met here yesterday to per-
feet arrangements for equalizlng rates. The
the Erie q Milwaukee, and the Diamond lines
running over the Erie and michigan Central,
Detroit & Milwaukee, and Canada roads, were
consolidated, to be known hereafter as the Erie
q North Shore Line. j. W. Smith of Chica-
go, was appointed General Manager, with
headquarters at Detroit. A diminution of
branch offices in cities was decided on,
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-21

THE JUBILEE SINGERs.-To-morrow even
ing the Sheppard Jubinee Singers appear at
the Museum in sacred concert A very az
tractive programme will be presented. The
following notice of the troupe IS from the New
York Tribune:
Uncultured, and almost fresh from the plan
taton, these people sing their peculiar hymns
and refrains with an amount of earnestness
that is really impressive. Ignorant even of the
alphabet of music, their singing is pleasing in
the extreme, their voices all being sweet and
clear, and their mode Ct execution quaint and
original Everything they sung was persist
emily encored, land particular applause followed
their rendering of"Swing Low Sweet Chariot
and ''Moses Don't Touch It, The basso of
the troupe has voice of somewhat remark
able compass, and uses it very effectively, ard
it is no way an exaggeration to say that very
eminent vocslsts. frequently afford very much
less pleasure than these uncultured people do.
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-21

Adam Vickery of Calais defeated Fred Ham
OF st. Stephen in hundred yard foot race,
Wednesday.
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-21

SEE advertisement of locket lost, in another
column
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-21
The Army & Navy Course.

This morning the Army & Navy Union an
nounce their list of entertainments for the sea-
son. The patrons Of this popular course will
be gralified to observe that there is no falling
OH In its high standard of excellence. Artists
OF great repute and musical associations of es-
tabllshed fame have been selected from the
wide circle offered by lecture and concert bu-
reaus, and course is arranged fully equaling
any and surprising some former ones Ger.
talnly the Army & Navy Union find their
account in offering excellent entertainments,
but SO do the public in attending them, and the
concert committee deserve credit for their re-
solve not to lower in these times of retrench-
ment the standard which has given to previous
courses so enviable reputation.
The public are to be congratulated upon the
opportunity to hear Miss Thursby. a SINGER
whose reputation has so rapidly established it,
self, Miss Drasdil, the foremost contralto now
IN the country, and Mr. Whitney's grand
voice. Mr.. Fessenden and the Messrs. Winch
are always welcome. The Boston Philhar-
NOME Club is perhaps the finest musical orga-
nlzatlon in the country, " lille the Flyers Sisters
offer something novel in their "Plaptation'' on
eretta. DR.. Chaplin is famous platform
orator and Prof. Churchill the first of our elo-
cutlonlsts. ln the grand concert, yet unar-
nounced, we are promised something very fine,
and the whole course forms as attractive pro-
gramme of winter amusements as could be
asked.
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-21

THE "Forest Tar preparations rely entirel,
upon the tar for cures. oc1411w
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-21
Executors Sale.

by virtue of license to me granted, by the Hon.
- Nathan Cleaves, Judge OF Probate, within and
for the County Of Cumberland, shall sell at public
auction. at The "Mart, Plum street, in this city,
ON SATURDAY., the twenty-eight day of Oct, A. d.,
1876 at IL O'Clock in the forenoon the following goods
and chattels belonging to the estate Of John True,
VIZ. One horse, one carriage and two robes Terms
cash. FREDERICK FOX Executor
IF. d. BAILES 81 CO., Auetioneers.
Portland, Oct. 10, 1876, oct2Odtd
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-21
LOST.

For Baltimore,
TIME new Ship "OracIe,,, Capt. Humphreys
Il For freight apply to
oct21dtf CHASE, LEAVITT g. co.
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-21
PER1opIcAIs.-Harnar,s for

PERIoDIcALs.-Harper's for November,
has been received and is now fol
sale by the following nemsdeaers:-
Wentworth's, No. 553 Congress street, corner Of
Oak street, at Hall L. Davis, Exchange
street, at the book and periodical depot OF
Messrs. Fessenden Brothers, Lancaster Hall.
Also at the newspaper and periodical depot OF
Geo ID. Marquis, No. 80 Exchange street, and
at the book, periodical and newspaper estab
lshments or G. r. Chisholm & Bro, in the
Eastern and Grand Trunk depots.
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-21
A Fine Monument.


Mr.. John Bell of Deering, the we'll known
manufacturer of monuments, has just com.
peted and set up in Evergreen Cemetery, over
the grave Of the late Gen. Samuel Fessenden,
one ofthe finest monuments ever erected in the
state. 1t is of solid Hallowell granite, % feet
in length and weighs about 20 tons. 1t is made
in five sections and required 227 cubic feet of
rough granite. The base is six feet square
and bears the name Fessenden in large block
letters cut from the solid stone. The plinth
is five feet square and is handsomely carved.
The beauty of the whole work, however is in
the die which is three feet and eight inches
square and five feet high. 1t is beautifully
conceived and on the par nels on either side are
the Inscriptions in raised letters which are
glazed. The inscriptions are as follows:
Samuel Fessenden.
July 16, 1784-March 10, 1869.
Non Fortunae ,Sed
Hominibus Amicus.
Deborah Chandler,
wife of
Samuel Fessenden,
June III, 1792-December 5, 1873
Deborah Fessenden,
1S23-1s25.
Philip G. Fessenden.
1S16-1S36
Oliver G. Fessenden,
1s1S-1851.
Thomas A. D. Fessenden,
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-21

THOUSANDS are indebted for the health they
BULLOCK'S KIDNEY REMEDY. NEPH.
REFlCUM, which expels from the system all
diseases of the kidneys and bladder, glandulal
troubles, mental and physical debility, female
irregularities, ETC.
12-27-42 iur4eodSzw1w
The Portland daily press., 1876-10-21
i. AGEE STANDARD FURNACE

by visitors at the Exhibition. This is the only
entirely new Furnace in the market this year.
Our sales of Furnaces increasing every year,
thus showing that the community really desire a
first class article.
We make them in Portable, Brick and Terra
Gotta. The latter style is very handsome and
unique, and in the production of which Mr. John
Magee sthe inAentor OF the Magee Company's GSods)
devoted four years OF unceasng labor.
AS all of Mr.. Magee's productions have been imi-
tated upon more less by other stove manufacture
ers he has, for the protection of this
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A MATTER OF POPULAR INTEREST,

We condensc/ftor1 fhc fesi1s reyts- me
Philade(All /Nanamal<er& a Browns Largest
ClothinST<ise In America" A visitor and
attcndantSfo tho spcakcr3.
Visitor. "what corner is the building on r
AHcndonf: "South.EAst corner Of Sirfh and
Market Please noto tho SIXTH. for como
,.rangcr, seeking OAK Hall, have been maied
,,v;,"It !, fer1secty colossal Do you know
a. "Ia,oco square fce,-es on Market, and
80 odd on Sixth. sig stories high, has over
we s%sns diassas Sa. SaS:
Y. "Do you u.s se.n,.povcrr.
A. giant yonig engine furnishes power
ior tho height aud rs'eengcr elevators aid tho
to,le's steam foi hesung, snd .he other opera
Y. ".wha, order 10 yoi Jake with roods-'
A. They are hrst dpt<'gd and arranged in
sho ba, erien:, IN long (, eouu,:rS. and taken
s.Gs sos. isS on dh hs ooi 10 the in'Ss''
Y. Is insTec,inethc 'tsi operasion''
a. E., ,r. iaea.ur.ng: 1bc goods are fr-t
sfSs s,e N osss s hS.s htn no imaPstSa iaGs
light, ali two nen sit cue before aud oio
belin1 the goods, watching with tho eye Of
hawk Tor tie loa1 p.n.holc iniperfccti0n. and
nat-. a. every new, y tliGt the cutter may zee
an avoid 1. wh.u he conles - cut tic g.i-
y. You ru., employ an .-1ty of eu,.ers..
~ oa4ie " tbr Ialn LotE anu see We
teep % hand, all the I. ~ cyilng Up tie eloti,
inio garmenti-besido'Ssy6 mseh ehlie. tia, 70
dolvn mems work ,aclt<t q stroke"
goodsC'
A. I'VE do. and mos, carefully. Our er.
sminers inspect every stitlA AID tetu, ard
certify 10 cycsy garment ~ extra-wcil made
before 'yc put our te.,i on IL, Aul bee1 10
responsible i,r H."
"; Your system mast save you q great
A. In every direction, Or. ni,tH,y-,m
An A., econ,9n,y we p;aeti,S sil e. w9x tht, ugh,
Sepio Si S1ss's' %c d y put our to 'Ao
Of it7' -@' '''oH'e'
A. Before It rces into Stock It Is ticte.,d.
EIery single garment has ia humber aid
other points note on IL. 80 that iti entire h ).
tory can le traced without fa.l, upon cur
"" You must have 20 or a ,alesrncn-'
~: why tir On tuky days you mgysee 100
IA the various rooms and suites OIL ruoI.s
selling % the hrones Of ou.tomeys"/
and e1pfsS Pn : = DO An ''1'f 1u&/'y rail
A. Very great All over the country. Our
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per,ee, ,y,em sSd rue. Of -.ifrnc.nrvmon,
,sSs ,.l;s,; ;jS,SsffsSay /" lacy Ssis iass Ia
". 81 s1ppoee you have a. isss, half . dosaa
different departncnJf'
A. my lear siri wc have moro than fsrr,y.
each charged with its own business, and eech
thoroughly Organized, nees.AAry wheel Win
V. will you namc dozen or 10 Of them :.
a. With pleasure. Tho Custom Depart
ready made 20 Furnishing. Department,
1he Shirt i1story with Il, busy machines.
ming Department, itself a. big as many q rcyu-
lar ttorc. The Garment Stock Room. 1hs
Ecceiyihs Room; Ihe order Dcpartment
ncnt .1ho reli,ery Department, viii iu
score of messengers. The"
v. "Ir0ld. hoidl cir. enoughr
A. I'm not half throughl The Advertising
Department with Is bilL and sign diStributors.
editing and publishinS% Lnsnsss end popuiat
jj,Sl j2glp'il' al ydn, .Stso pes paSSihly
pcparimeni,. Ihe YOUTH DeIafimens Ifo
Chiidren's Department. with Its special
entrance for ladies; 1he Iclernph Depart
it, book keepers and assistsnts' General Man.
ayers ncpctim.ut; finarclefs Clnoe. aud
..Rsr .,,,, oalces oi 40 6rIn/.il busy as bees
inlnSins inr 1nn,ns sls,ing bnylrT max.
and ia tho ussndpSys Joining ths.r Il rcsi
T. cary n abusine,sNith thc lvople M unt.
Ing 90 le.wssn s.,ooo,COo AID ,!CV9,Ooo an.
V. "s.tu pen.dou."
A. lnacvd II Ill fcrrot 10 ns,is the
ca HERS u, pariincrt, " hlch handles IL. e. ~
" "S9,VOl lmmcusol That. what enables
ne honte 10 buy chcap and tcyeheaps"
,,. ,rE1ssS.ly ,1.H,y y. lop bye ~ hi. q, ihs
an i,v nrir.t ,nd i,nn,,. 4 /s.tins', ti' NS SusPehu
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and tho avenue Of national progress
would be closed. Tho only hope OF
tho people lies in the success Of the
Republican party. This is no time
TO turn backward. The votc Of every
Republican is needed in November
for the nominee Of his party. Let
there be. then. n grand determine.
ton and a mighty effort made to as
scmbo at the polls, that tho vote OF
tho Hcrublican majority may be cast,
and tie Democratic party learn that
" ben it comes 80 q t:3t OF strength,
the vital principles OF truth and JUS
tlce must prevail The Republic.
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ErTRAvELING UNDER DIrFICuL-
TIES. The ircieh, trims on the
Pennsylvania railroad transport
much that does no, contribute to rh.
Golfers Of tie company.-Daily scores
Of ,ramps steal rides on the cars.
Recently two ar three of these no.
made individuals stole into frei.hi
cor which was loaded with bulk
grain ut Chicago tor New York. l.
proved almost the doom Of the ~
fortnn,tcs. Tw, DAYS and hal,
after STIRRING III" dlsiarcc was 20
compli~hci as far ~ A,toons, nni
during temporary stopragc there
they managed To make il known Il nj
they were imprisoned. When taken
ont these uniuItunntcs were NOR.
dead than alive. n IT, takin. tie pre-
caution to have something to eht with
them tLey forgot ull about the nccrs-
sl,y Of water These tramps now
favor walking parity iol cx,rc.,,
and partly because Of tho stealing
pr,cesS
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MrThe Development in the mur,
der trials in Schuylkill county, going
to show n systematic organization
for the inniction of death hv the
DEGREES OF II secret society. which
selects Mt oncr the murderer and nj,
victim, nre mp-i siartlin, commeu-
s'ary upon modern civilization
Such ilin.s have not leen deemed
possible and when We read of them
IN pages Of sensational novels are
set down a. unreal pictures. These
terrible revelations are another wnr
ming against the dangers of secret
and other bound socictirs lcnsucd L.,
gether for the accomplishment oi
purposes which require Le cover a
dissimulaiion and which mon may
not do openly in the face of their
fellows,
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HORACE tLLEMAN, Esq,

your paper through the esrn".t solicitation
nj many Espuhlic,ns, 10 present the name
e HORACE hLLENhS. E.q.. of Selin--
grove, as candidate Tor the nomin Q ion
of District Attorney. Mr. Allemnn IL well
ami hvorshly known in the county NH
his nomination and election woulii 10 an
honor to the people
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ilent iuigcs

'Ni HHt VI PlA'h =
ain cases.
ing the place for holding
session of the Supreme Court for
the Middle District, and providing
for fitting mp aud furnishing suita-
BILE rooms for the purpose.
Appropria,ing $4,000 for the
payment Of canvas. transportation
and grounds for the purpose OF the
Centennial encampment Of National
Guards.
For the more convenient dispatch
OF public business in the courts.
Empowering TIE council Of bor-
oughs to prescribe by ordnance the
salary to be paid the burgess in lien
OF fees. fines and costs, the manner
in which salaries shall be pail, aud
directing all fees, sc. to be paid iu-
to the borough treasury.
Supplement to an act relating 70
an appeal from the decision Of town
ship auditors.
Toprotcct children in this State
IN their right to acquire useful
trades.
Supplement to nm act authorizing
the burgess and town council OF
boroughs to levy AMI collect gas,
Kerosene oil. aud water tax.
To permit the voters interested tc
decide upon the further construction
OF roads which the supervisors hiv,
failed to complete for more than siA
years.
Relating to bail for stav OF execu-
tion in cases where such bail is like
to prove insolvent
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A CENTfSSiAL FEATURE A de-
partment at the Centennial will un-
dertnse tho care of cloaks, shtwls
umbrclles aud other hindrnuccs
brought by visitors For example,
when the man arrives at the ,how
with a light ovcrcoat or an umbrella
which he doesn't want To be bothered
with On his loog tour through the cx-
hibition. he delivers il. receives u
check for il, di'isuafcs any station in
the exhibition grounds at which Re
wants to find ii, and presto it i,
transported there by sprle in uni.
form, and delivered to him ct any
hour.
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fD ro-r -Pl"a.~ snuuuncs Inhn H. Ar.
noid E.q, 90 Nuliirhtrs, ~ r,ui l,t~ 'o- nom.
Ius.t.u tus 10 sIr,t Nttnrn.y. lis ability g.
prom p'lv sui a. ufIy dis hsrk' lue iutit- u
,, M rec H4ufi 4 Aui aim ~ nv tNeeItir-
Hrs. a comp ttrnt Du.it's ~ IA b.. t-~ u tuuvu
.il over ~ count. the .Il' bre,s It uis L.
p-I ion h. as pu" ',s ia A. - -rlt,i 81 LIs
clgttry'- Au,- .ui ,.p'Is tir li.t Who rct Isurl
bOIuc a. the close VI TIL var.
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Candidate Cards.
LEGISLATURE.

Np. rotroN Announce T.. ". MYrrs Fec.
~ Nlid c'I-y. Assc c'niiirts ur tie Ieylsln.
'u-e Nr. Nyet's ruin' ctenrv 10 rll the nfice
~tth go II to htnt oil and conttitu-ncy l. fuill
sat1 listal. iI- veil Known throughout :, p
cupnty ssn sct's-, ~uTsIny Eeprblir'n. he
4 u zoo sryer aII an advosaIs OF very ftir
iUpsu CgsTuE