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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-11-16

The hards will probably have plurality over the
sofs in the city, but the softs will doubtless have
large plurality in the State over the hartls The
wings have carried everything.
SECOND DESPATCH.
New York, Nov. g.. The returns as far as receiy-
ed indicate that the whole whig State ticket has
dates for judges of the court of appeals The demo-
Gratis were united upon Messrs. Denis and Ruggcs,
and it is probable that they are chosen. s
The senators elected in this city are, SO far-Thos
Whitney (yhig) in the 4th; VIM. S. Gregory ewhig)
in the 9TH; and Erastus Brooks (whig) in the 9Th.
In eighteen wards the following aldermen are cleo
ted-Eiz: wings hards, ssofts, supported by
formers, and soft rcformer. The reformers viii,
have considerable plurality.
In Kings county, Hutchins (dem.1 forssenate, is
elected The Brooklyn city ticket is in doubt. sss
The soft vote is much larger thanthe hard through
out the State.
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MARRIED.
nominations

In Wake County, the 9th inst by Prof W. T. Brooks
Mr. j. Turner Hunter to Miss Mevina a. D. Justice dau
of De- Justice, Esq
In Windsor Berthe County the 9th instant by the Rev
Mr. Hoskns the Hon. John Branch of Enfield North
olina, Mrs. Mary E. Bond.
In Edgecombe County, \. c., Tuesday the sth inst,
ance a. Battle - 49,
On the 9Th instant, in Dupln county, N. c. Lawrence
Badger, ESQ., Editor Daily Globe Miss Katy Ann Wes
In WaTenton, on Monday morning the 18th inst, by
Rev. Mr. Smith of Norfolk Dr. f. w. Taten to Mss Harriet
Pumnler daughter of WA. Pummer Esq.
In Warren county on Wednesday, md inst, by Rev. Mr..
Smith of Norfolk Mr. Richard T. Arlington to- Miss Bette
Piuninler daughter of DIR. Henry Piuinnler
In Oxford, Thursday the 18th ut, By Louis K Wiley,
Capt. S. ID. Beves to Miss Susan Norris.
In franklin County on "Wednesday the I'd Instant by,
Rev Mr. Hines, Robert Speed of Granville Miss Mary
Davis, daughter of Jno. G. Davis Esq.
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THE LAST WING eovERNoR GONE

We copy the following gratifyin INTEL from
the last Washington Unions
w IscoNs1N This young but honest member of
the family of American republican States has united
her voice with her sisters New Jersey and Louisiana
in an unmistakabe declaration in favor of democrat
ic principles and democratic men toearry those prin-
cnles into practice The freemen of young but pa
trotic Wisconsin have transmitted by the telegraph
wires to the federal city cheerful substantial and
most acceptable endorsement OF the democratic sen
United States and of the wise and just policy of his
administration.
We rejoice in the decision made at the ballot-box
bv our Wisconsin friends The despatch, however,
communicating the news will prove more interest
ing to the reader than anything we can write, and
we present it below:
MILWAUKEE Nov. II. The entire Democratic tic
ket is elected in this city and county by about three
thousand majority. The Democratic majority in the
State is about ten thousand.
Democratic Governors now stand as follows: 81
States, 81 Governors Wing Governors, 0OOl
"Far(e)well Wing Governorst!!
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It pains us to confess that heretofore we have been
derelict of duty to party and to the country in
not holding up the Democratic party in such light
they really deserved. We certainly thought some
what better of them than their own disclosures of
themselves since the recent squabbles have sprung
upamong them, would seem to justify. We therefore
recant our opinions and hold with them that they
the most arrant set of political knaves that
disgraced the politics of any country.
old North State.
The abo~e is from the Old North State, Federal
sheet edited by Mr. Stephen D. Pool, Clerk of the
last House of Commons. Democrats every where
in this broad country, from Arostook to San Diego
will be thrilled by the intelligence that the gentle
man who was once in a way, we believe to be Con-
sui to Turks Island, is coming to its rescue. Con-
gress might as well not set " Mr.. Pool would
say, for he is about to discharge his duty" and
everything will right without the aid of that
comparatively unmportant body. Posterity will
please put itself in condition to be gratified at Mr.
POOLS achievements; and yet the gentleman, we re
greet to learn, is "paincd" by his confessions.
We would most afectionately advise him to take
a dose of the "granicular syrup" That syr-
up, as we are credbly informed, rubbed upon a
wooden leg, will produce in a short time fine
growth of fresh pine bark; and if pine bark, why
not ideas? and if ideas, why may not Mr.. Pool cul-
tivate such articles, and thereby drive out the
khaVes, rlght up the country anu cover every
thing generally with blanket of glOry2
Stephen D. will abuse US roundly in his next for
this complimentary notice. Very well; but then he
must bear in mind that when he thrusts his head too
far out of the he must expect to get it cracked
Do unto all politicians as they do unto you is what
we have done unto Stephen. And besides, if the
Democrats be indeed the "arrant set of political
knaves" he declares them to be, he could scarcely
have expected reply calculated to atter his vanity
OF soothe his nerves.
By the way the Old North State is the paper which
some time since spelt breeches thus" 6ritches.
An Editor who could do that, as remarkable
temporary did the first trial, deserves several
nitches" in the temple of fame. Our contemporary
had as well let the knaves alone and look to his
orthography-the "granicular syrup " will develop
his syntax and prosody.
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EaINE TIMBER, TURpENrINE AND FAR-

= ~ g : +
~ ~ MING LAND, FOR SALE IN robson COUNT.
on the lst of March ed If Thos
County known as the Dubois land. They a he'd por-
tlon OF the same surveyed and Offer for sale the follow
1880 Acres lying HBack SWAMP" about three miles
nom me hed bsnks and two miles from Lumber River,
Tract is well tmbered and valuable for Turrentine
44l5 Acres on The Broad Ridge" about 2 miles from
chester Rail Road This finest body of Turpentine
Land IN the county There in this Tract some very e.
ng6!e situations for Arms of good land.
oSo Acres about half mile from Alfordsvle Tur-
pentine land.
lss< Acres Ash Pole, adjoining John MccalIum,
loz Acres WilkOrson's Swamp, adjoining Mclean,
Letch, and others.
Nell Leiteh Esqs., and others.
ss2 Aersson both sides e The FIRST Swamp" adjoining
1880 Acreson Shoe-Heel' adjoining the Lands of Dr.
Edmund McQueen, John McCalum Esd and others
so Acreson AshP Pole" adjoining John McNair Esq. and
225 Acres on jacob Swamp" adjoining the Lands Of
Thomas Townsend William Berry Thompson, and John B.
2a5 Acres on The Little farsh including portion of
The Glass Pond the Lands of. Bethune ThOs
s6oAcres knowngs The Big Deser. This is said to be
as valuable swamp Land The State, and can be
and others.
$50 Acres adj lining Land Of John MeeOussu, ESQ.,
The above Lands VIII besold Terms
JOSEPH THOMPSON.
ROBERT s. FRENCH.
Lulnberton. Nov j. 1883. 1o37-4t
S. French, carefully examined the title the Lands pur
chased BY them Of Thomas Curtis Esl5 known the
without any hesitation, That their title Is perfect
j. e. SHEPH
Fayetteville, Nov. /, 1853 EsgsAw5t.
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20" We re-publish to-day an account of the dis
cusslon between Gov. Reid and Mr. Kerr at Wades-
borough, in July, 1852, with the view of showing
ene position occupied by the former in the campaign
winch was SO triumphantly endorsed by the people
OF North Carolina. We shall continue in subsequent
numbers our remarks upon Redistribution question,
ana Shall have occasion to strengthen remarks
oy quotations from Gov. Reid His views upon this
question, as presented in that campaign, and held
ny MIN still, cannotbe successfully assailed They
're founded upon the true principles of this federal
government, and they will stand, whatever changes
may take place, whatever temporizing politicians
may do or say
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DIED..

In Montgomery county, the sstult after an illness
of thirteen days Joshua Alexander Martini of Angus
and Aunmarana Martin the thirteenth year of his age.
In Simpson county, Mss the 4th Sept Mrs Ely Nc
Nar wife of Alex McNair, formerly of Richmond county
n. C., aged Is years.
In Richmond county, 18th ut. Mrs Mary Leitch con-
sort of Dugald Letch aged IA On the day Mr.
Dugald Lel;cI, aged 75 years
In Richmond county the 21st ult Mrs Catharne Men
roe Graham, consort of John c.. Graham, aged 81.
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NEW YORK ELEcrIoNs

New York, Nov. 9. Inthe 1st, I'd, 18th, 18th, 10TH
18th, 18th, 13th 18th, and 10th wards of this city
the vote is for Cook, (whig) for comptroller, s177
Cooley, (hard) 5,487; Kelley, Soft 5,o75 Last
year the vote in the same wards was Pierce 49, 804
Scott, 1886. The vote in the following towns will
rive Gonna idao of fha vofino.
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Eg- We publish to-day another interesting letter
Mr.. Wiley, Superintendent of Common Schools.
This letter will richly repay perusal.
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VERMONT. No choice of United States Senator
has been effected in Vermont On the ninth and last
ballot the vote Stood Kellogg, Dem. 80, Collamer,
Wing, 7s, Shafter, Freesoil p, scattering 81.
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~ Weare requested to give the following notice
Vi Bishop ATKINsoN's appointments. He will be
WIN the Church in Wilmington on Sunday, NoVem-
er zoth in Fayetteville on Sunday, November 9th;
M "arrenton on Wednesday, November SOth and
thursday, December LIST; in Henderson on Friday,
december I'd and in Oxford on Sunday, Dec 4th.
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a TEACHER WANTED ASA PROFESSOR M
IA the MASONIC INSTITUTE, GcrTnanfGT, n. G. The
following the required qualifications lst He must be
sound scholar, and graduate of some
School I'd He possess fine teaching abilities b. de
be good discplinarian 4th HIS noIn character
must be without blemish Salary $780, The
penses of living in Germanton, very small. All eandi
dates requested to forward their applicant their
testimonials before the 18th of December that being the day
appointed by Trustees for The election of The Professor
: Address Rev. q. NJ. EYERHART, Principal.
Now IA, 1853. 104-2t.s
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THE MARKETS.
NoaFoLK, Nov. II.
REPORTED ron rHE SoRTu-caRoL1NA STANDARD =
By A. IL. MPHEETERS Il Co,

, = - III. & -
NoRFoLK, Nov. II.
nKronrED FOR rHE "SoR aRoL1NA STANDARD -
By A ~ M'PHEETERS d Co,
Hh0tesae Gr0cerS E0rcartn2 C Merchants
No. 8 RoANoKB SQUARE.
CORN-Thc steamer Franklins received to-day
showing considerable advance breadstus Since Mon
day Corn has ruled from 62 % Sales to-day
mixed at 65c, with upward tendency. -. 3
b. L. PEAS and WHITE BEANS, readily command
former quotations.
FLOUR%carce and much inquired for. Up to to-day
prices have ruled from 81 for S. f. and We
hear OF no sales since the receipt of Steamers
C0TToN-Sales have been made from ~ q 1919 accord
ing to quality. The FrauknS little change
in Liverpool from last adYices. 50
SALTVery little in market quote L. B. Factory filled
in large lots IN store G. A. sl4u. Small parcels
.sfaVESgW. o. Pipe sos q 500; w. O. hid scarce s4s
q s44 hid. $685. w Q. IBIS. s25 q s2s Meading s55'
BAC0N-N c., hog round, old, dull ~ % l0c; Aams
NAVAL ST0RES-Tar sax 20 S25I; Common Rosn
s1,45 q $l,Q5; Choice White sales Turpentine 81
quote decline OF from to the n Y. market.
DRIED FRUlTin fair denand-for Apples 81 %; Peach
1925. a.
No change to make in Groceries
FAyxTTEy1LLx, Nov. 12.
week. and sales made quick with upward tendency.
CORN is scarce and would bring so cts
FLOUR-demand good ut SO.
No change other articles. Trade uncommon
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Sc to S. cts per gallon.
RAW do 1928 to $3,5O per Dbl.
carolssidn.
NEW YoRk, Noy.la.
FLOUR is seady-sales of 1900 bbs at 81 "a
State s7,o6 a S7,l2 for Ohio; and s7,12 q S7,25
Southern.
wHEATsales of $4,000 bushels at $50 cents for Gene
see LIZ @ l15 cents for white western and for
C0RNsaes of 500 bushels at 81 cents for mixed and
80 cents for yellow. =
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q NoTHER YoNDERFuL fxeITElfIsNT.

a MOTHER WONDERFUL EXC1TEMENT. 3
IN j.. w. announces his friends and the pub
lie generally that he has just returned from wit
general assortment of Merchandise, which, lrng bought
low, he to sell cheaper than be purchased
elsewhere IN town:
IN DRY GOODS my assortment is complete, emil ra-
cling every thing usually kept the Dry Goods lihe
BOOTS AND SHOES-y WI II be found the best
ected Assortment offered in this Market and at very
low
HATS AND CAPS. Ihave all descriptions, styles and
qualities, very cheap,
B0NNEFS-In III line can safely say can take the
lead of any in teN11s ~
QUENSWARE AND GLASSWARE.-A large and COM
I plete assortment of the latest styles ~ -
H aRDWA ARE AND CUTLERY "a general assortment
of the best anufctne and cheaper than offered
in this Market. $3.50
GROCERIES AND fIIQU oRSt-A general assortment
y hand, and will at all times be enabled to sup
ply country dealers at shade above Norhcrn prices
Please call and examine stock before pyrchas n else
whore pledge myself MOTTO be by house
in s'nIthfield for ready pay
1t trouble Goods don't forget the place. the
stand opposite the old Post Mcpherson rest
dence.
VA ATCHEs AND JE4YELRY.A-WEs HAVE
w just returned from York and Philadelphia with
much the LARGEST STOCK. ofsthe above that ever
The stock large TO en,imerate We have
Breast Pins, Ear Rings, and Finger Rings,
= Fine RazurS Knives, and straps
Silver Ware aud Plated Ware,
Clocks and Matches, = Is - 90 \
Pistols and Walking Canes
- erfunlery and Extracts. ~
Call and Jeweryat reduced prices less per
| than We have heretofore sold. g - 5
We are determined 20 do large business.
October % 1s5S.s - IS ~
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nORTRAIT sPAINTING.-MR COPELAND has

DORTRAIT PAINTING. MR.. COPELAND has
taken rooms form SHORT time on Fayetteville Street
he viii execute Portraits in Oil of every description, from
miniature to full life SECS
Mr. has had great deal of practice in his art and
confident he who favor him witha sitting
Three four short t5in9s viii be all that will be required
to complete an ordinary Portrait.
ladies' if desired viii be waited at their own residen
ces ss#ss 81 !, g
{ anime specimens Of his skill. < "a q
8 Raleigh, November II thu 1883 103--St
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10 The foreign news in our columns to-day is
Important 1t appears that hostilities have actually
commenced between Turkey and Russia, though
no pitched battle has been fought
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"A UILTED BOOTS.-JUsT RECEIVED AT THE
ladies saloo5 Two Trunks 9 Gsnts Quilted Boots
wet season. Call and supply yourselves at while
get good fit. 8
Also just received, Gents Dress Boots medium thick.
ness for Winter. They are beautiful.
The Ladies' Saloon is Main street, of the
large Plate Glass Windows.
Orders from the country carefully ended to.
w. H. ARLINGTON i co.
Norfolk Va, Nov. 8. 1s5S.e lO9-
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n AIDES, CATERS AT 81 5O.-JUsT RE
l cesved at the Ladies Saloon 200 pairs LADIES' Bluek
Caters at 81 article thick and thin soles
Also, Ladies' Heel Caters and Ladies CATERS to button
at the side, something new,es
TheEaiiuus kinds OF ladies Caters, its quail
ties, colors and make, truly enormous he Ladies
LOOM and please every Lady with article 70 suit
her taste. - -
The prices of our goods actually cheapertor the
quality than any others in the State shall alwayS
sell them at the lowest figure, ssss
Ordersfroln the Country promptly attended 10.
The Ladies Saloon is at Ne 81 Maiu street, Ct the
' 80 es.ss s 80 VIZ ADpINGToN CO.
Norfolk, Va. Nov 9,s1s53. IoS--
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w LEGE.-G u ji 4 c.--W5I robin
President and Principal of the Classical Department
john Robinson Principal of the English Department and
MISS Emily Webb PFTTRsP sr Gf the Female Schools
John 4 Green VIM portc BansF W G
niundson John Kennedy Council Best VIM @. Bryan,
The Wn;er Session will commence on the aoth of Norem-
bcr ns and tits highly desirable that students should
The school in fourishing condition, and the large
wide spread reputation of Mr. Robinson thorough and
ing with interchangeable ZEAL for the prosperity the Instt
ton &zsge
OF which parents distance requested take notice.
Principal. JOHN. A. lsREEN Seeretaros--
e Goldsborough, Nov. 2, 1883 1oAtIoD.s
STRAYED.-FRoM THE SUBSCRIBER ON THE
- zfth OF October Gray Horse seven years old,
about hfeen hands high thereabout. Some inclined
be dapped IN has colour has the appearance be lame in
motion and restless disposition When heard of last he
was T. the edge Of Dap county near The county Of Jones
ton - get him again shall be ibeTiy rewarded
catharine Lake, onslow CO., n. g, Nov. 9gs-zt
IRISH PoTAToEs.-lo BARRELS SUPERIOR
quality, for table use, just received and for sale by
SALMON AND LoBsTER.-a CASES PUT or
case sardlnes in Jars, hermeiicaly sealed - z
All warranted fresh aud pure, for sale by Sc
JAS McKIAIMoN.
DRAGGING, ROPE AND TWINE.-BEST HEAs .
EDYY Gtunny Bagging, 10 inches wide
Best Dundee Hemp Bagging, A do. do. - !
Raleigh, Nor. Il, 1858. lO4--s-
sHSRUfTs FRI ITs !-s4 sB0SEs BEST Err ]
Bunch Raisons, in whole half and quarter bpzcs
Dbl fresh Caryants,
= boxes Lemons
- Dbl Northern Apples,
Bordeaux Almonds, Peccan-nutss Paln-nuts de-, at
- 2. y sssft +. sMAHLERSss& CO..
sNov. 14.s1853. So
M SsDISSECTOR, OR LESSONS IMPRACTICAL /
~ Anatomy, by Wnl, =. Hvrner, ~ d. sole Professor
Of Anatomy in the UniTcrsify Of Pennsy Itania.
Edf0n carefully revised and entirely Fcnodesled
By Henry Il. Smith, &c. D with III ilIustla tons
For sale only brs ii. ID. TURNER,
ut thc NC. Bookstore II
Nov IA 1873 49, - 104-6 i
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Us The Hon. John w. Ellis was in town yester-
y having concluded hiss Circuit at Currituck last
tS' Ills numerous friends viii be gratifed to hear
vat ne Is in fine health and spirits
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HNLUTES, FLAtsEOLETS AND FIFE,S FOR
: Call at the n c. BOOK,STORE
Raleigh Nov. L. 1858. 1oI-
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Here list o. forty-one of the principal postmast-
ers in New York. and thirty were Cass men IN
1915 and ten opposed to him Taking the two lists
together embracing the principal appointments made
by the President in the State of New York we have
the fact established that the Cass men have been ap
nonted in the proportion of three to onei And YET
This lberaty was not satisfactory to the disatfected
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Meeting Of the Georgia Legislature
SAvANNAH, Noy.9 The Legislature of the State
ASSEM- bled yesterday. Col Ward was elected Spea
er OF the House and John Stel as President Of the
Senate Both gentlemen are Democrats
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Western Trade.

sCIScINNATI, Nov. 10. Eastern exchange parsto 4
per cent premium The money pressure was severe
Hogs are declining. Thereare sellers, but no buy
ers, 81 70. Mess pork is dull at $l3 per barrel
Lard has declined to 50. . Flour, So so. There is
REINFORCEMENT in Navigation. se
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Neio York ETectio,

- = Neto York Erection.
New YoRK,. Nov II. Thclytnr1Is from the coun-
ties come in slowly Lewis codnty gives majority
of from 300 to 500 for the softs In Ulster and Mon
roe counties the hards outnulnbef the softs
Carpenter, wing, is elected to Congress from Mon
/ roe county.
8 In King county the hards are q ooo ahead of the
softs. So far, the former have considerable plE
srali over the latter
It's reported evening that n Blunt is elected
District Attorney for the city by 90 majority
AS farsas heard from the State Senate stands 81
wings to of all other parties hard and soft. Tho
5 districts to hear from.
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TIM FAYErTEY1LE pREsBYTERY which met in this
town on the 4th adjourned on the 7th after lar-
monious session Of three days. Rev. Neil Mckay.
presided as MODERATOR The next session WILDE held
IN Clinton. Fay GdrolipiaR.
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NNAYNE INSTITUTE & NORMAL COL
y " LEG Observation-Disclosures, \. C.--W5I ROBIN
SON President and Principal of the Classical Department
john Robinson Principal of the English Department
Professor OF Mathematics
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A HEAD oFFl Merrill, Esq, who, not long
since was appointed postmaster at Andoyer, Massa-
chusetts, by the present Administration has beenre
moved, and Hobart Clark, Esq, has been appointed
in his place. Mr.. Merrils offence is participation.
in the renewal of the coalition with those who re-
fuse to pledge themselves to the Baltimore Democrat
ic platform 8
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ERISH POTATOES.-1o BARRELS SUPERIOR
t-sz1. JAS. MCKIMMON. q
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-09-24
A New Dress.

Mrs. Swisshelm thus dlsconrses
through her Visitor on a new style OF
making the waists of ladies dresses;r
We saw last week n new style tor
making the waists Of dresses. 1t is
called The polka bodice or basque,
waists Besides being very neat and
tasteful it is the 'Catholicnn' which is
10 cure one.half the 'female diseases
which now occupy the inventive pow
crs Of patent medicine makers. ln-
stead Of pressing the waist into the
shape Of a funnel, or a saw log, with
The slab taken oiftwo sides, it is cut IN
graceful curves to fit tho natural form
Of the waist. Its quite long, coming
down on the hips, and whaleb"ned 4!
so that whatever pressure there is
comes upon the ribs and hipbones'
entirely relieving the softer portions
of the person, where there is nothing
butsthe back bones to project the IN
te,,ines from being crushed
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Maine Election.

BosroN, Thursday, Sept. Is, SO.
In 294 towns and plantations in
Maine the vote for Governor stands:
Crosby, Wing, al,772; Pillsbury. reg
ular Democrat, 29,425; Morrill,, IT.
regular Dom, 9,4sO; Holmes, Free
Soil, 7,349.
To the Senate, consisting of 81
members, The augusta Age Claims
that 10 Democrats and 5 Wings are
elected-l5 no choice.
The Age says of the House, GO
Democrats, 81 Wings and 0 Free
Sellers are elected, with % Districts
to be heard from, which were carried
by Democrats last year. lfthcse are
unchanged the House will stand 81
Democrats, IS Wings, and 9 Free
Sellers. ~