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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-04-25
THE pIpLns AN AFFEcT4NG FACT.

THE BIBLEs AN AFFECTING FACT.
From the London Evang. Magazine, JAN 1890.
Mr.. EDIToR,- Should the following Pc
culiarly interesting aud we'll authenticated
little fact, meet with your appreciation,
and appear to be calculated for usefulness
to your numerous readers, you will much
|oblige me and many others in this neigh
borhood, by permitting it to be inserted in
your excellent publication. The circum-
stance itself occurred 10 the town of War
rington; was related there at a Bible
Meeting, by gentleman OF responsibility
and veracity, and connected with the So
ciety; and has since been repeated by
myself in neighboring town, on similar
occasion. The more inquiry make, the
more / am satisfied of the truth of the
account.
about three weeks ago, two little boys,
decently clothed-the eldest appearing
aboat thirteen, and the youngest eleven
called at the lodging house for Migrants il
this town, for a nights lodging the keeper
of the house VERY property took them
to the vagrant office to be examined; aud
liz proper objects, TO be relieved. The
account they gave Of themselves was ex
tremeIy affecting; aud no doubt was en-
ltertained of its truth. 1t appeared, tina
but few weeks had elapsed since thess
lpoor little wanderers had resided with theil
parents in London. The typhus fever
however, 10 one day, carried off both ia
Their and mother, leaving them orphans, il
a wide world, without home and withou
Friends! Immediately after the last mourn
fal tribute had been paid TO their parents
memory, having an uncle 10 Liverpool
poor aud destitute as they were, they re
solved TO 60 and throw themselves npol
his protection. Tired therefore aud faint
they arrived 10 this town on their way
Two bundles contained their little all. Ii
the youngest boys was found, neatly GOV
cred and carefully preserved, a Bible
The keeper Of the lodging house, address
ling the little boy, said, You have Deithel
money nor meet, will you sell me this Bi
lble: I will give you five shillings for it.
l. Not exclaimed he, (the tears rollins
down his youthful cheeks IN staru'
FIRST He then said, there are plenty o
books TO be bought beside this: why de
you love the Bible so much? He replied
No book has stood my friend so much a.
my Bible Why, what has your Bible
done for you? said he. He answered
when was little boy about seven year:
Of age, became Sunday scholar, ir
London; through the kind attention Of my
master. I soon learnt to read my Bible
this Bible, young as ! was, showed me
that | was sinner, aud great one too
lit also pointed me to Saviour; aud ]
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-04-25
From the Pennsylvania Correspondent.
TO COTTON MANUFACTURERS.

Ever since the first establishment of
Cotton Manufactures 10 the United States
We have had too often TO read the painful
intelligence oft destruction of them by
the igneous element. Most generally it
is unknown TO the attendants, after such
serious accidents have happened, how the
fire originated; which circumstance, in-
variably excites suspicion that it has been
the work of an incendiary That they
are occasionally set on fire by wicked
people we will admit, the destruction Of
cotton mills is of so frequent occurrence,
that, We have reason to believe, that the
hands employed in them are not acquain-
ted with the property which fixed oils
possess when mixed with cotton, wool,
fax, &c.-It is singular fact, that when
sweet oil, or any other Fixed oils are mix
ed with cotton or several other vegetable
substances, and allowed to remain undis-
tarbed for some time, the mixture heats
spontaneously, and at length bursts into a
flame. No doubt this circumstance has
occasioned many of the dreadful fires
which have happened 10 cotton mills, as
the hands employed 10 them are gene
rally 10 the habit Of wiping the oil from
the machinery with waste cotton and
throwing the mixture composed Of oil aud
cotton, into some part of the mill, where it
is left to remain until spontaneous COM
bustiOu takes place and reduces the fac
tory TO ashes
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-04-25
Remedy for curing Consumption or Cough
Translated from foreign paper.l

Translated from foreign paper
Mix together in an earthen pot two
quarts Of strong ale, one quart of white
honey, two ounces OF the leaves Of pull
monaria oficinales, or lung wort, cut
small, and two handsful of wheat bran !;
cover the pot, and boil this composition
till reduced to one half; while boiling it
may be stirred few times, observing,
however, not 10 let it remain too long un-
covered. After being well strained through
some fine linen, pour the liquid part iuto
bottle, and put it into cellar or any
other place where it can be kept cool.
The patient may drink of it as often as
his strength viii permit, without bringing
on giddiness, say about wine glass every
hour through the day. II is recon-.
mended as mild, cheap, and curing to a
certainly.
n. B. Editors of newspapers would do
well to give the above an insertion.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-04-25
Sail Boats.
] IRON And BRASS

YWyHE subscriber, having enlarged his
FURNACE, will make any kind
Of IRON CASTINGS not exceeding
500 lbs. weight.
Also, BRASS, COPPER, and COM
POSITION CASTINGS, of any weight
at short notice.
THOMAS p. WALWORTH.
Els. Tom, Mag II, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-04-25
PRINTING.

THE subscribers, having lately fur
nished themselves with new sup
ply of large and elegant
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-04-25

Pew for sale.
nNE Of the best situated in the Epis-
~ copal Church. For terms, apply to
the Printers.
Feb. goth, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1820-04-25
JOB I,ln5p5rIhRo

Are enabled TO perform the different
kinds Of Job Work, (more particularly
Handbills,) in better style than they
have heretofore been done in this town.
Orders will be thankfully received and
faithfully executed.
J. & E. SANDERSON.
Eliz. Town, Aug. l3, 1919.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-18
"WEDNESDAY, JAN. 5.

wEDNFspAy, JAN. B.
The bill to provide for obtaining accurate state
ents of the foreign commerce Of the Uni,ej
States, and the bill establishing circuit cour,
within and for he district Of line, were ordered
TO third reading.
The Committee on pensions, TO whom was re-
ferred a resolution of the Senate, ofDec. 90
1919, instructng the said committee to inquire
into the expediency Of reviving the act OF 1916,
entitled IAN act to provide for persons who were
disabled by known wounds received in the revo-
lutionary war" which expired at the close O. the
last session Of Congress, reported,
That they have examined the subject embrac-
ed in the said resolution, and, finding that
persons placed on the pension list, in pursuance
Of the act of 1906, may continue TO receive their
pensions as heretofore. by complying with the pro-
visions ofthe act, entitled d." An act regulating
the payments Of invalid pensioners" approved
Sd March, 1919 and believing that most, If not
all, The cases would come within the act Of 1906.
il revived, may be relieved under the more litera
al provisions of the act Of 18th March 1878, the
Committee are, Therefore, Of opinion. that it is
not necessary or expedient to revive the act in
the said resolution mentioned.
The Stnaie's bill for the admission Of Naine &C
a State, into the Union, was laid aside TO make
way for the bill on the same subject which had
passed the house.
Resolutions against Slavery from the Legisla-
ture OF Pennsylvania, and from the city of News
Haven, were read.
Resolutions Of the Legislature Of Penn. in ia
yor Of an am, ndment Of the National Constitution
to deprive Congress of the power Of establishing
any Bank out OF the District of Columbia, were
presented. The Legislature Of Virginia have
similar Resolutions before il.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-18
~ NEV GOODS.
EDW ARD HOWE.
No.5 MERCHANTS RON,
III AS on hand and is now opening a general
assortmeat Of

III 40 on nana and is now opening general
"''o''"e.'oi
Gt)ODS,
AMONG WHICH ARx raE vo,.,.owr,c .pr,.,,
Bsoa5e o. b. fupere,e bach n M. ,r.,,., :. -,
Csflimeses iupe foe. b sek b M. Cobur, mia
:. :, ORA. DIV. .od brown
Huaisr's Clio h-K<ftv,-Car.e, ;ov
Role Blanket p. anneis. wh,,e fm.ha .na lima,
red ba AID areen
roi' insts aud swsr.d.vus-hu6 and ~h;,. s..
:, :. oaal. a a .. Woo xeo., I.osL'
w..a.s -. 1870 snssn
Somp. sss.. ol.is aud ,v;,,,d Syu,.d . .Oa Ill.,
Tartan plaid a. black Bonbaxne. ''
Cotton shirsiss, add shes,ing, Bri,ish and Amer.
pesn,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-18
Iioole, Quincy, & Co.

nFPER ron SALE, at their store, head of
~ fngraham WhaT Fore Street,
30 Barrels New FLOUR,
5000 Ibs best Havana Cotfle,
60 Hhds. Retailing noIssses
SD d.. \ r. Rum
25 do. S. & d W. |. 10.
do. American Gin
Coguiac and spanish Brandy
Li p"r, 81, sa'F o,,, v'd0Hi'' WINES,
~ Chests aud boxes Hyson. young Hys Hy.
sn kin and souohong rs,
50 Hhgs /. D. Salt,
10 do. Brown Sugar
Bbis. s. {. do.
800 los. Loaf and Lump 10.
1000 ID. first quality Batter,
40 bb,s clear Pork Mess and No. 1. Beef.
10 kegs 6g aud tws, Tobacco,
Bags Pepper and Pinento
Csssa-- Nutmeg, love,-Ginecr
$1,000 Spanish "A "a nd, la Cira,.
30 heaas Pot, % dc. Letter, 10 do. W. Psper.
No. I, ga ), Maekerel.
200 Oh. Pollock, Cod and scale Fish.
10 Oaks Powder-SOO lbs Sbott
10 Boxes dipt. Candles 8 and 10 to pound
Copperas-Alum-bags FilbtIts-Almonds
1000 ID. Log and Redwood
20. IL, 10 8, 6 aud 4 penny, Cut Nails
20 Boxes by 10, and 10 by II window G,as.
~ daz. shovels, together with general assort
ment of
HARD WARE.
ncSa IL.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-18

De sod ny vr.ue Of licence from the Hon
or.se sAnv,. F.ssmAs, F.q Judge of the
'u,' on rfooa Ter The eouoy of Cumberland,
~ he nore of Bella shaw. IN Weflb,ook. on
WhDNEsD Y the nirseen,h day Of JANUARY
mi o. ten clock in the loren On. the following
described EGs,e being apart OF the real .iia,e cf
sAAC SAWYER lac Of said Wsilbrook, vsomau,
decsa.ed for The payment Of the debts Of faid de-
eeaied add ,nciden,aI charge, Wig -
A Tor OF LAND containing about thirty. five
acres with valuable growth of wood and timber
thereon, being part of the homestead Of ,ad
deceased.
H"'-A lot ~ LAND containing twenty zig
sefe' near B'hop's Corner, 80 called, With q
D~e"g- Hou'e Randing thereon which is mort
gagged 10 tuth Jeweft
Ake-Ihs revsrsion Of my dover in aid eflz,e,
eon''ifing ~ ab u ''resu acres of LIE MI, beirg
part 81 the homsitead OF 81 d deceased, with the
building. ,hereoa
SUSANNA SAWYrR, admin,ffrs,rix.
Dafsd at Xeet'osI, Jass~y n 1870
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-18

Reseirtd and nop opeaing for sale by
VINTDN L. COX,
Eroha,ge Buildings. near CUMBERLAND pANK
CONSISTING Oh
cUPERFINE BRApC LoTHs all colours
II Middling and lew priced do, do.
Snperfne and low priced CASslMEREs
Elegant Vt,TING
Blsnke,.--7 /. 8 / 81, f0-A, II and f2-4
Red. Green. Yellow. Blk. aud White tlanne's,
Bookings; swsnsk,ns,
DoiEiis; keiseys
Wors,ed 4 Lambs wool Frocks and Drawers
Mix'j. bl'k. slate and hite wofs,ed Hose,
Pesse Cloths Peise FlanneIa
Bambazetts WildbDres
sat,inetts. (large assortmen,l
Brown Cambiels
Calicoss GiDghams
Steam Loom Shifting
Black Syhchaws and Sarsnets
Fancy Handkerchief
flagk aud Bandanna Handkerchief
Extra fine Gil, Coat and Vest Buttons
Back and blue Italian sewing SILK
Silk Tws, Of superior quality
Plaid Ribbons plain do.
Russia Diapers
Beaver, Bnes.kin and feecy lined Gloves
Patent and common B aces
" altman Cot ions 7-8. 4-l and ga
Factory GinghaWs and Cheeks
) and 6-l English Checks
f.ckiag
lae and Red Wooll.n Caps
Woolcn Coa,f, r,ers &c. Ac.
u All Of which a e lately received and vii
be sold at unusually low prices--purcbaser-
s'Il fad it TO their advantage 60 Gail AID es.
anime them,
.JdHtnrU 1 1920.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-18
TUEspaY. JAN. Z.

The committee on Revolutionary Pensions rsr
ported against repeating the act. s
The committee on Foreign kelations was dis
charged. a. their request, from the further coIi.
sideration ofthe memorials against prvateeriig.
The committee lamented that priyatesring should
be a part Of war; but if new system is intro,
duced il must result from Exc cutiye negotiations.
The Secretary of the Treasury was required to
state what reduction it will make in the revenue
ifthe importation OF Cotton and Woollen Manu-
features. and Iron, are prohibited, aud in what
manner such deficit might be supplied.
The Militia committee was instructed to CON-
slider Of providing for improving the organization
aud discipline OF the Militia.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-18

NE Subscriber hereby gives public notice 10
i all concerned tina, he has be.n duly sppolnt
ed and taken upon i'm elf ,he ,5us, of an sdmin.
istrator OF the estate of JOSEPH LEIGH,
late Of Harrison, in the county of Cumberland,
Elacksmits, deceased, by giving bonds Us he
law direcss-He therefore requests I'll persons
Who are 'ndshted to The said deces,ed's es,ste 20
make immediate raymen', snd those who have
any demands thereon 10 exhb, the same 70,
SOL msni to ELIJAH LEIGH.
Miaot, Dec. 90.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-18
u hoIes0Ie Iron HOilo,y Hare Is
toet'MmenL
B. l.. Atwood,

:" No !, iinlon lfha{, PORTLAND,
w OUiD iosotu the puzzle that he has iull
rteeivso . csfEosi
lsO hOiLOW WARE,
Z on',enei q. m ore Of the ten Msnu,acsosie. 10
he un' ed ate ,eons,sf,ng Of Cha dsons, Stoves,
Oven .mea and Doors
q, IS, ., rs, a. aud 10 Pound KETTLES !;
So, IS IS, g, IS and Q do fOfS;
81, d, I'D -. Il Bsxe Pzns and Sp,ders .
Je ks t''gh e.a. Barons; Ski ct.
IL &c. AID IN. lie. Ks',e, i. Morta aae Re.
'iei; 70 at d riers wy eful sn,cie.
he .bovs w,ll be sod IN the sam = cred
rs end .AMs d.-c,us, A. the Flu sce, or else
~hs" al s"ntisai istpy s~ay on hsod.
b. &c. \. AIso, has for sac ~ a,ove-A large
qso yf sIOSk wARR.
90 md. s UsfsALc
bag, hrgl IN " ALkUTS
HcIe Tu ksy FIJe BOsdssus PltUNES
Msis No. = .lc s bELF
Lg'h g"u d MUsiA AID in Cask', veryi
lef,o' qn ~
~ h. b. 1es Window GLASS
tthSs aud Cate Liverpool Csocxsay wAaE,
SuasrLls FLOUR
Aqaan,, y of Mahogany BOARDS aud ground
Csmvood, Jau.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-18
OLIVER GERRISH.
Watch g. Clock Maker,

NO. 6, 10 sEs' ROW, EXCHANG STREET
LAS JU RECElvPDs uew and elegau, az.
l. n sor'ment OF PERL, JET and PASTE
BREAST PINS Of the newest fashions. Where
he keeps constantly for sac . geseral assortment
of ATCHEs, Co d and Gin CHalNS-SEaLS
Us, &c. % WATCHES AID CLOCKS re-
paired and warrsn ed. CIV. Dec 81.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-18
FRESH GOODS.
JOSEPH JOHNSON,
Ia, jusi received and now opening large as
l. L sUr,iIent OF
GOODS,
Of the latest impor,aions, that will be sold very
ch ep' II.


No g, Onon hoa, siiddie-s,reet. Portland
l. As just received rich supply Of Jew.iry, s,l.
1 YER silver Plated, BIZ anna, aud Japane,
Wares AMONG WHICH Ak
. I'D and siive Watches Watch soals and Krys--
elegant Pearl, Jet and Paste Finger R,ng,--i',n.
lad Ear 'ngs---pase, tu,le she'll. ivory aud horn
co,nhs-anule, Necklaces aud ornamen,s- aitese
Vest Buttons--git lie icuie Iops--t iasps--iea
anu common Sn 'ps-a large assortment of Til,
Watch Chains seaisand keys-yelow, white and
black Shoe Buckles--Japanned lea Trays some
ge,y elegant, with double borders---steel snulie
and L ---i.azoi s--penk ed
tsndle.tit is, Shutters and Irsys--cut and common
glass Castor tea and table Spooos--1ea Sets
--i3fiioneia les Pols--blocktin do.-Candles,,cLs
snuff hoSe,--glass Desds--bl cad, cheese aud
kn,e Trays.
Constantly or hand warranted gold Neck faces,
Silver table aud tea spoons, sugar longs, soup
and cream Laies, dessert Spoons. ihmbles, Fsh
Knives, with great variety OF other articles,
which will be sold cheap for cash OF short credit.
Dec IL. CIV.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-18
BANK oil. PORTLAND.

TIVE s,oe.h4,vrs 81 he Bus ri 20 siand NJ
L her-by nei led .i,s' ,ye ,hi.i. sediment Il
the Capital Stuck Il ,a,d i'saks Ny 'h''. ACT 81
iprorpoI aiion payahte er u before he u.s. u"!
OF tebna, mex an thai tbs me VII z r '''' :
e., a. their Banking Hees1, dntins SO" hoars -
bu.,ae... frou,,nis day 20 "a, ist Of fesuay, IN.
olusve. =
Bgon,rr If HE Pfesdenta d directors
Al.FDRO RICHARDS IN, Cashier.
.7ap,turl. ~ 1890
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-18
EDsgsnAY, JAN. 8.

Tie committee on Elections reported against
MIR. Merrill Ga member from F.rmont reti ming
bis seat, and in favor OF MIR. Malary, who claims
IT..
The Virginia Agricultural Society of Freder-
ieksburg has presented remon.trsnce agains,
the imposition OF any addsionsl duties On ia !,
ported goods
memorial i. about to be prssen,ed by the in
hahitants of Georgetown, that that town may be
recedsd to Maryland.
ARMY,
On molten 81 Mr.. Quarlos, j, was
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-18

THE subsoe,ber having tax, u tie stere lately
L occupied by Mr. II zek'.h Winsio", for the
purpose OF tran,scitg
COMM ,SSlON BUSINESS,
re.pec' fully sol,c,is lie alronase Of his lends
and the putlc. II hrHeS "Aii T. -.
Nov 8. 1919 IT.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-01-18
NOTICE..

OoS oftbe following marks are now laying
- at the side Booms. ON Andro.coggin river,
tbe owner, or owne's are hereby notified TO call
and pay the Boomage on the same. Otherwise the
said Logs will be old Ms the law di ec,s,
Namely, w No 1-E Pr ii l.
Ii IA. x. W 3-P s III L..
IS 2-HB Be IN IL. II II S d
JAM S ROGERS, Prepriesors' Clerk.
Dec. q, 1919.
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-,
POETRY.
10 .t!!y .Oho perched on nly bQok IL ~,
cenaber.

CentOefs
SIT down, old friend, feel no spite,
Though conscience tells you Well might.
Sit down, your knees are weak anu Old,
Your teeth are chattering with the colo,
That leaf may be your seat or bed
And not breath shall harm your hesd.
Time was, you used to buzz and bite
Around my nose, you rcgush wight,
Midsummer moons you oft nave crept
Among my whskers, while slept;
Or sung your thunder in my ear
So furious that the dead might hear;
But now old age and woes Cypress YOU
And spite your mischief, can bless YEA,
Some weeks ago my reverend fly,
When summers sun was in the sky,
Nature alive, and you were young,
You laughed. you frolick'd, danc'd and :ass,
Slept the short nights in peace away,
Banquets and ladies all the day;
Yours the first sip from choicest dishes,
Yours the best gias. and all your Wishes.
Bosom and cheek Of human fair,
Were oft your carpet or your chair;
Sceptre. and crowns and robes of goli,
Your feet have trampled proud and beldt
The earth was yours with all its grace,
The spacious heavens your sporting plaza
But an !. the cold November skies
Made dreadful havoc of the flies;
Thousands on thousands by your side
Curl'd up their little legs and died:
You, left alone, all pleasures fed,
Remain, an outcast Of the dead,
Like some old man of wretchod lot
Whom Time hath stript and Death forget,
q. w
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Real Estate for Sale


"A Ill be fold ., public vencus, 20 the higben
bidder, on Saturday, the twenty oin,h day
|of January nex,, Al one o clock in the afternoon,
at the houie Of Maj Philip Rsfmsu, Ia F,yeburg,
ne following pieces, or trscs Of and, viz. One
lot ynE ia DsOmark on The wen Gde of eIs.s.ut
moun,sio, con a'n'ng e'shty FIVE aces more or
lei', beng The fame lot thsi Stephen P. F.Ieoden
in his life ,ime purehaied ofihe 1ruaees VI FRYE
burg srsdemy-Oue other ot iyi,g 10 Frysburg,
on be lou 6de Of ovells Pond, between 10.
iefh Lew's' aud the widow Bucks laoL, eon,si
ing City scres more or leis, berg he lame land
hat the ator sisid stephen r. Fehendsn bough, of
Robert Bradley, Esq ALTO, the rs6due of the
homeitead. after the w'dow's dower hath been let
OF, together with the reverGoo of fad DOVER
The auovs Gle viii be made under licecie from
the Hon. Judah Dana Judge Of the Court of Pro.
bate for the county of Oxford.
JOSEPH +. SWAN, Administrator on faid Ste
Phen P.Fedendsnb siaate. Pryeburg Dec so
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ta.sAsa11 IL, owy-s a pdses.
London lbs and G.assimeres
Common asd ps3 Do i'rse assortment
Aersey. --Daha 6&or--swank,ns
l.ade.' o!o,hs and et1Ae e.,hs. all colours
Blankets. f.om Ca 70 iA-ts -
A large asso.taent " Css4sioti shaoIs
5ombnxe,ts, all colo.ss 49, 3'x@.s
! complete s-sortiueltof Flannels
Woy ted Hos,ery-iiea,er Gloves
S,lk aud Iabby Velvsts all colours
Elegant black ,will'i Silk, for Pelisses
Real I,aiisn Block Lnst,ing
Black Notwithstanding end FIorences
italian and F,ench Grapes. Of the best quality
Nankin. md Canton C,spes
Nank'n Grape ShAwDs
Real Italian Fioreh,ine-, TO, vesting
! large assortmehtof Wooden yeslins
Brown CambIet, Tor cloaks
Scotch Plaids-Piaid Hombazetts
Figured Salisbury Flannels
Flag and gandahna Fl iadkerchiefs
Handsome Furniture plates
Imitation, Lawn.splsin Book, plain Lsno and 6g.
uped Muslins
White and Col on ed Canbricks
saslsle Ginstams, Cslicoes- Cotton Shawis
Plaid and chsigeabIe ssrsnets
Green Lus,ring, Green Canton Grape,
Silk and G,ngham UmtpIias,
steam Loom ShirliDgs,
.iLsO
fiae and Common satinetts,
Factory Ginghams, Checks, Stripes
Bedt,sks, sbeeiiog., s'.,r,ipgs, &c.
Russia and Derry Diaper.
lied q Wfte American FLANNELS, 80. &c
Dec ~ II.
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CHARLES FROST,

IL AS RECEIVED and offers for sale al the
Boston Hal Factory Ware House
RxcHANes STREET PoarrAnp
case LadIs. Beaver HATS of the iafs.t IA. hon
DO Gen, smen's do DO do,
do. YouIbs do do do.
do. SILK UMBRELLAS,
do. Cotton do,
Men, and Chiidrel's low priced HATS Of every
description. Muf ard Tippess--Msn. and boys
FIR Caps. sw. - Jan. 4.
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JOURNAL OF CONGRESS.
IN SENATE.
TUESDAY, sis. Z

TUESDAY, 3is. 7.
The resolutions OF Mr.. Logan, 10 provide 70,
the removal OF branches Of the u. s. Bank, ai.,
disclosures of the names OF the debtors, DC. vcrs
rejected.
The Castine Duty Bill was passed.
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House Of Representatives..

MSNUAfD JaNs J.
A report was made on the expenses and OBJ
jeois of the Yellow Stone Expedition. -
A statement of the army peace es'ablishmeaj
every year since 1915, was submitted 80 10
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lsIp Mw Store m Union Srrre..
JOHN HULL

| INFORMS his friends and the public, that he
J has pensd 'sfss in Un,an-n'ee Two doors
.osvs The poa OF &, where he IN. ends keeping .
general as.ortnsLt of
itest Iniia --tsoodS and Groceries,
and now fsr. for fae the following articles, viz
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Sale of Real Estate al AucIi0a,

ffo be sold by order of Court \, the house #
Ebenezer KoIlo,k, in Wes.hro K, IN TrUkS
DAY. the 10lb day Of Fetasry, 1870. 81
eievenoi The clock, a. NJ.
The 10, Of land Stu. led IA Oiisfeld. number
ed twenty one ID the fiissi division If lot, msde
nv the roprieiors of ~ d Oli.6sld, berg par,
of ,he Real Ests'e oi Nancy Wsbt, minon
a long cred.s will be given with good seeufi,
ARcHELAUs LEWIS, S caa'n m 20
1anua,y, $500