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have not been olfcially examined, although
..,,,. .,rs,rv examinations have been made,
.nd Il does not as yet appear that they had
sa,,,sJ m Is quite evident, rs we have De
60 s,,,,ycs,ed. that the cause OF the TALL was
- The snperstrueture. A piece OF one OF the
halIow iron pillars was brought in before the
Cnr,ncr. a pillar which was the centre OF an
-, ssbv % feet, and il was found to bc
Thin and the iron poor. 10 was not more
than the sixteenth ofan inch IN thicSneSs on
one side. and the wonder is that II sustained
the pressure so long. IL was prohaoiy the
ewing way Of this pillar which precip'tated
tbe terrible crash. From this one oyershad-
owing calamity, attention is turning TO the
snbieet of American building, and discus
sjoS is rising which will tend to thorough
revelation of the general style OF American
.rcbitec,ure. This fearful destruction ofliie
will Tins become a great sacrifice for the slie-
~ of the living. While the materials for
bui,dinc in this country are SO ample, our
structures ought to be strong beyond the pos
sibls chance of such clsualties<
The tragic portions Of tho disaster accumu-
late and val in horror anything ever before
known in the country. Many ship has
gone down upon our coasts with their living
ireights, to the comparatively gentle waves.
But the bosom OF the ocean is kind compared
with this wreck ON land, which having first
fettered and tortured its victims, submitted
them to the agonies of burning alive. The
tempest is lenient because it's summary, hut
this combination OF wreck and fire, whose
trophies are the charrcd bones ola hundred
human beings, equals almost anything which
could have been devised by ingenious cruelty.
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In presenting you with DIR. EATON,S INFAN.
TILE CORDIAL, we desire 10 state Its superiority
over every nostrum that nurse or quack has here
tofore offered you.
Pirst-It Is the preparation Of o regular physi.
can, who Is we'll qualified from much experience
In MANTLE complaints TO prescribe for them Sec.
ondly-lt Is entirely free from paregoric or opiate
OF any kind. and consequently relieves by rcmov-
Ing tho suffering OF your child, Instead OF deaden.
Ing its sensblitics. Thrdly-lt L. put up with
great care. as u comparison or IL with any other
article for infantile complaints will shows the very
roots from which IL Is distilled being dug from the
forests under the direction or Dr. Eaton. many Of
them by his own hands. Fourthly-lt Is perfectly
harmless and cannot injure the most delicate In.
FAINT and Is certain and relief In oil the fol-
lowing cases, which Is its chief merit over every
other preparation, viz nrrn,,
ING, such as DYSINTERY collie, &c.j also. for
softenng the gums and relieving pain For regu'
lating The bowels II Is unequalled: For cold In the
Head II Is n sure relief For GROUP. the most %.
tai and trying OF diseases 1t can be relied on with
perfect confidence; and being powerful anti.
spasmodic In all cases OF commissions or fits. W
earnestly recommend you 10 lose no time In pro-
curing It. Lastly-It costs so much more than tn.
or preparations Of the kind. that We cannot afford
such long advertisements rs can those whose whole
expense Is their Advertising for the same reasont
recommends itself the most reliable TO all meth:
ers In all cases, the directions wrapped around
each bottle, must DO strictly followed. Price %
cents per bottle.
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT Druggists,
No. &c Maiden Lane, New York.
II. III. Hay, Wholesale Agent for Maine. eop'o
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SENATOR DouGL,s, whose prospects for the
Democratic nomination, the Democrat says 1t
Is stated a, Washington, are increasing, in a
speech he once made ut Memphis, Tenn, i'm
piously declared: ''hdt the .dimigaty had
marked a some around the globe IN one siie OF
rkieh he ordained that the iaboring masses
should be bought, sold and rhippei as siapes,,
and on Tie other size might lire o .frsemen."
He now declares that he does not care rush
whether Sidrery is roied up Or dorn. If such
a mans prospects are increasing at Washing
ton. it must be that infjelity and moral wick
edness is alarmingly on the increase in that
city. It may be so. Washington is SAID to be
a very bad place and it is constantly growing
worse
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Scrofula, or Kings Owl,

il n constitutional disease, n corruption Of the
blood, by which thil fluid becomes vliaicd
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation,
pcrvadcs the whole body, nnd may burt out H.
disease ON any part o. it. No organ Is fec FROM
its attacks. nor IL there ono which 1t may no
destroy. The scrofilou, faint il yariouSy cause
by mcrrurial disease, low living, disoT.c'sd o
unhealthy food. impure mir, fifth, aud fifth
habits, tho depressing vices, rnd, above nll,
the ycncrcal Infection. Whatever bc lis o;ieiE
il i, hereditary in Ito constitution. GcScondir,
"from parents 10 children unto the tid al
fourth ccncraiioa;" indeed, 1t seems 10 lie u
rod Of lin who says, Il viii visit TIC iaguiii.
of tho fathers u'ol their children"
Is effect, co lmcnyc hy Gc;osi,.ol from III
hood Of corTrip. OF ulCc:ouS mater, which, l..
tho lunr,s, liver. and IN cral o~rGGs, i tcrmcG
tu',,rvlcs; In the ,lands, swCi.inGs; nrd OH tlic
surface, cruoioaS or ,orcs. This foul CORFU.
lion, which rcndcrs in tho blood, d,presscs To
cacr.:ic, of LIE, 50 that scrofnOus constitution,
10, on suT.r from scroiu!ous complaints, bu:
;icy ave iic less power 10 withstand The attack
of o.icr disease: consequently, vast nu,nocis
perish by Disorders which, although not scro.u'
lous In their nature nrc still iendcrcd fatal by
this taint in The system. Most Of the consump-
ton which dc,imaics tho human f,mi,y hes is
origin directly in this scrotnonS contamination
and many destructive diseases of tic liver, Lid.
news, brain, AMI, indeed, of nil the orcnas arise
from or arc aggravated by tho same cause.
One quarter Of all our people arc scroin;ous
their persons arc invaded by this lurking inicc.
ton, and their health i undermined by IL. 10
cleanse it from the system VIC must icEor.,tc the
blood lw m alternative medicine, md inyi;orair
/. by healthy food and exercise. Such medi.
cine We Supp.ym
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NEGRO EXPULSION IRON ARK,NsAs.-FOrty-
three negroes who have been expelled from
Arkansas, under the terms of the recent en-
actment of the Legislature which pre-
scribed that in the event OF their non-depart-
ure they should be sold into slavery, arrived
last week at Cincinnati, in destitute condi-
ton. They were met by a committee APP
pointed for the purpose by the colorcd popu-
lation of Cincinnati. 1t is reported that the
upward bound boats on the Mississippi River
are crowded with these fuSitiyes flying from
their homes. A meeting has been held in
Cincinnati, to devise means of aiding the
twelve families expelled from Kentucky in
consequence of anti slavery views.
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarAparilIa

the mos, cfccual remedy which the mcdica
skill of our times can devise for this everywhere
prevailing and fatal ma!ady. 1t u combined
from the most active rcmcdials that have bee
discovered for the cxpurgation Of this fou disc
der from tho blood, and the rescue Of tie syf
ten from It's destructive consequences. llcnc'
!, should be employed for the cure Of not on,
scrofula, but also those other affections While!
arise from it, such as ERurrIvE and sEIs DIS
EASES, ST. ASTnoNY's FIRE, ROSE, or EIr'
siprLAs, PMrLEs, rrsruLEs, BLorcHEs
BLAIYs and BorLs, TuEoEs, TErrER, an
SALT RnEuM, ScALD Head, RiSGwoEM
RHEUMATISM, SYriiiLiTic mud MERcrIiA'
DISEASES, DRorsr, DYSPEPSIA. DEBILITY
and, indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING Pro:
INITIATED OF lMrrRg PIoop. The poph'f
belief in "impui,y Of ne Mood" Is founded !
truth, for scroiula i degeneration Of, tho bloo'
The particular purpo,e and virtue Of this sars;
parilla is TO purify and rgcncraic this vital iu!s
wiihou, wl,icl, sound health il impossible i.
contaminated constitutions.
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To "A. Eiiior orhe Uaioa and Journal.

DEAn sm.-will you please to insert in the
columns of your paper this account of the re-
cent Educational meeting in this cityi Your
readers will doubtless remember that such
meetings were suggested By Rev. Mr.. Burton.
of Boston. in his late lectures in this place. 1t
is designed on such occasons to discuss topics,
referring to home and school education. Last
Monday evening, the first of such series was
held in the vestry of the 2d Cong. Church. -
Rev. Mr.. Packard presided, aud succeeded in
eliciting remarks from several fthe clergymen
and teachers. Rev. Mr.. Tenney made the open
Ing speech, which was followed by interesting
suggestions from others. The question for
the evenings discussion was the responsibility
Of the teacher for the scholars conduct out of
school. and how much should parents depend
on teachers to correct the bad habits of their
children. II was successful beginning OF the
enterprise, and those interested were much
pleased with its character We hope the friends
Of education in d. will countenance this move
ment by their presence at the next meeting to
be held at the Calvin Baptist Church, week
from next Monday evening. The question for
discussion will be, show shall truthtullness and
thorough integrity ofcharacter best be inculca-
tel and established ~
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Al Court OF Probate held at Alfred, within and
for tho county OF York. on tho FIRST Tuesday In
January, In tho year OF our Lord eighteen hun
drcd and sixty. by the Hon. L. L. Bourne, Judge
OF said Courts
ANN ALLEN. Administrative Of the estate Of
county. deceased. having presented her hrst ac.
count or administration OF the estate Of aid de-
ceased, Cor allowance. Also, her petition % widow
OF the said deceased, for IN allowance out Of his
Ordered. That the said Ann Allen give notice 70
all persons Interested, by causing copy OF this
order 70 DO published three weeks srceessivsiy
In the Union r yesrasi.printed at Blddeford In
Court 70 bs held ct Saco In isid county, on the
first Tuesday In February next, at ten Of the clock
In the forenoon, and shew cause. any they have,
why the satnc should not DO allowed,
2 Attest Francis bacon, Register.
a true COPY. Attest. Francis Bacon. Register.
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Hair Dye! Hair Dye. llalr Dye!!!
WI. A. RATCHELOR'S Hair Dye.

GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR, dyed Instantly
10 beautiful and natural Brown or Black, without
the least injury To Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DPLOMdS have
been awarded To Vim. A. BATCiELOlt, since lSi9
and over 5000 applications have been made to the
hair OF his patrons OF his famous Dye. Prejudice
against Dycins the Hair and WhiskeIs Is unjust
as IL would be against covering the bald head with
a wiz.
nv. 4. BirCHEDoR'S MIR DYE produces a
color not To he distin guished from nature and Is
WARRANTED not 10 nJuro In the least, however long
10 may be continued.
Made, sold or applied, lin my private rooms) q,
the Wig Factory, 2]3 broadway, New York.
Sold In all cities and towns In the United States
BY Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
e. The genuine has the name and address upon
steel plate on four sides OF each bottle o
WILLIAM A. BATCliEL0R,
lyrS 233 Broadway. N. Y.
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VALUATION OF YORK Co.-while at Augusta
week before last, we took an opportunity to
look over some of the results attained By the
valuation commission. The lists are not per-
s.ctei and we are therefore precludel from
publishing much in relation thereto. We are
permitted to state generally, that the valuation
OF York County will be about $4,000 900
an increase of nearly 9 900, 900 since 1880. The
valuation of Biddeford is near s., 500, 90, and
that slco nearly 81, 900, ooO-and the places Of
Saco, Bidleford and Kennebunk, have an az
gregate valuation reaching nearly one half OF
that of the county. In almost every town the
valuation is increased very much from that of
1850, showing that the agricultural, as well as
the manufacturing towns, have increased in
wealth. The number Of polls returned is 49,
03s-in 1850, lO5O0. an increase of $500.
No. OF horses. 1870; average value, $50
No. of oxen, 1895; " 80
No. of COWS, 1895; 20
Swine. 1887; Sheep, 1870
The facts furnished by the statistics go to
show that the county as whole. has made
good progress in the path Of prosperity. We
understand that the entire valuation Of the
State will exceed Sl7O, 200, 900.
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,on n. Howard, to Ml.. Mary E. ,lllltcn, both Of

Bon u. Howard, 10 Miss MARY La aiiiiiAcn' JUN VI
In saco, sth inst, by Rev. J. Z. davenport Mr.:
Samuel L. Wiggin 20 Miss Jennie v. Lock, both OF
Saco. Incorrectly inserted last week
In Saco, 9TH inst. by Rev.. T. u: Nichols, Mr.
John H. Holman of this city, to Miss Maria L. Hail,
OF Sebago.
In Springyalc. 18th insI, by Rev. u. Stctson Mt.
Robert VI. Mcdowell. OF Chcmung, ~. n, 70 Miss
Lena q. Boyd, OF Springyale.
In Ncwington, sth inst, Mr.. John ID. Sanborn, OF
Salem, Mass TO Miss Henrietta IL. Smith, OF Ports
In Berwick. 9Th inst, by II. @, Bailey, Mr.. J. NJ
n. Adams OF Durham, N. H., to Miss Olive Libby,
Of Berwick.
In Dover Nov. %, 1859. Mr.. Augustus Kimbail,
Me.
In Boston, eth inst. by Rev. DIR. Stowe, Mr.. Hen
~ T.. Sanderson. OF Roxhury,, to Miss Lucy ID.
In Kennebunkport. by Rev. A. r. Barnard. Mr.
Benjamin T. Colman, to Miss Nancy A. Goodwin,
both Of X.
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Alta Court Of Probate held At Alffsi rith,n sn 70
I.nnarv in 'the wear or our Lord eighteen hun
dred and sixty. by the Hon. L. 4. Bourne, Judge
of said Courts
nj ,sin Instrument purportlng 10 DO the last will
and testament OF OIIYE s. HAMMOND. late Of
Pilot i'm said county. deceased, having presented
the same for probatei
persons Interested by causing copy OF this order
to be published three weeks successfully In the
Un,os + Journal, printed at Biddef6rd. In said
county, that they may appearat . Probate Court
day In February next, ut ten Of the clock inths
forenoon, and shew cause. II any they have, why
the said instrument should not DO proyed approved
and allowed rs tho last will and testament Of the
said deceased.
. Attest Francis Bacon, Register.
A true copy. Attest Francis Bacon. Register.
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- There is no election of Speaker yet. and
II is impossible to fix time when it is probable
there will be. The House appears to have come
to dead lock. The position taken by some
Southern democrats that they will not allow
the passage OF the plurality resolution. and all
attempts of the majority to carry into effect
their will. II persevered in to the end must lead
to the disorganiIa;ion of the government
Such f,c,iousness will meet with stern rcbukc
from the people.
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PubLic wORsuIP.-The Unitarian Church in
saeo has been thoroughly repaired. reprinted.
the number ofits pews increased and the preach
ers desk remoddlej.
twill be opened for religious Services next
Sabbath. aud hereafter there will be preaching
every Sabbath forenoon to commence a, the us
ual hour. Services in the evening ct n O'Clock.
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Or MEAL.-Ths meal, made OF cotton seed,
for sale by Samuel Stimson, is the most valna-
bic article we ever used to make cows give out
a large quantity Of milk. We purchased bag
ofthe meal short time since, and by feeding
about two quarts every morning scalded, we
have received an increase Of near two quarts
daily, and the quality of the milk is Bothered
rather than injured.
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TIE LATE STATE TREASURER.-Mr. Peck,
the delaulting State Treasurer, has appear
ed before the Investigating Committee, and
after giving a statement of his accounts with
the State and the sums which should be pla-
ccd to. his crcdi;scSpressed his willingness
10 disclose all the facts connected with his
improper use of the public money, and to
give the names Of all concerned with him IN
his transactions. The report of the commit
tee will be an expose of the whole affair.
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Nav spoE ASp Boor sroaE.-Mr. varney,
whose advertisement Of a new Boot and Shoe
establishment in our city, appears In this paper,
is new competitor for the public favor in the
Boot and Shoe trade. His store in the new
City Block. is an elegant one, fitted up express
~ for the trade in which he is engaged, and his
stock which is large, comprises all kinds and
qualities of the most fashionable patterns. and
the best manufactures. Give him call.
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TEMPERANCE AssociArIoS.-The citizens o.
Saco have formed Temperance Association,
and elected the following officers: David T.
Owens, President; Vim. Littlefeld, James l.,
Emery, Abraham Cutter, Vice Presidents ; I,
NJ. Emery, Secretary; Benjamin Ridlon, Treas.
urer.
The first meeting will be held Monday even-
ing, January %, in Auber Hall, at u o'clock
the public are invited to attend. Subject for
discussion. The DEFICIENCIES and duties of Tenn
perance men.
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RUBB Il r. .
Nafica Af Foreclosure.

NOTICE is hereby given that Edmund Perkins.
" OF Blddeiord, In tho county OF York, State Of
Maine, by his deed dated the twenty second day OF
April, A. n. eighteen hundred anu forty-two re-
corded I'm the York County Re gistry Of Deeds Book
Ia pages iOi, Iol, conveyed In mort ,age u vii.
liam T. Thomcs, Mary l.. Themes, and Elizabeth
Ann Themes the following described real estate 10
said county of York with thebulldings and wharves
thereon standing. and then In the occupation Of
said Perkins, being the same which william Lord
and wife conveyed e. Daniel Dcshon, and said De
same conveyed 10 sald Perkins by,J d. Thornton.by
deed dated July is. 1890, recorded - York Rsgis
try. Book iSs, page ai-that said William, Mary,
and Elizabeth claim said real estate under said
by reason whereof they claim foreclosure.
WILLIAM +. TllOiES
MARY ELLEN TlI0MRS
ELIZABETH ANN TH0MEs.
Dated this 10th January. is60. AVA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
N OTICE .

The second of q series OF meetings on the subject
OF Home Education, will he held at the Baptist
Chapel, In Saco, TU ESDAY EVENING NEXT, jan.
9th, 1850, at Ia before O'Clock. 4
Subject for frce discourse allow much should
parents depend on school teachers TO correct the
bad dispositions and habits of their children! How
far are teachers justly responsible for the conduct
by REQUEST.
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NEWS ITEMS.

LARGE HoG.-Adam McCullock, Of Kennc-
bunk, writes that he slaughtered hog last
season, twenty months old. which weighed af-
ter draining IL hours. 7ss pounds. Mr.. Nc
Cullock says he raises large hogs. We think no
does
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A & Court Of. Probsts held st Alffed, vithis
and fur lhs county OF York, on the drst Tuesday
In January. In The yser q or Lord sisetssTp
hundred and sixty. BY .ths Honorabls r. 3.
bourne. Judge or ssld Court,
JOHN WEARE. named Executor IN csrtaip In
strumsnt purportins % BE- me isst WI W inc 10 rs
county. deceased, having presented the same f0f
probatst
Ordered. rha. the said executor dive nesis: % az
TO be Published In the Untsn 4 yssrnet, pnnsso
IN Diddeford In said county three weeks succs.s.
lively, that they may appear at ProoeS eS AZ
e b held z. Ssso N :sa county ~, Sn eoss II
the forenoon. and shew cause n any they nave
Why the said instrument should mot be proved, %.
proved and allowed ~ the last viii and testament
or the said deceased.
Attest, Francis bacon. Register
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PLrA,ISo FGcr.-Thousanis, OF all ages and
sexes. have found instant relief by the applica.
ton Of Redding's Russia Salve to burns. corns,
scalds, wounds, bunions, sores, chilblains. &c
i'never fails in efFec,ing speedy cures. For
sale everywhere NJ rs cents n box
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The Book for the Times.

The Life of Capt JOHN BROWN, writ
ten by JAMES REDPArH, will be issued on Or before
the first OF January. Those who desire 1t In Saco
and BiddefOrd. can obtain IL Mt Horton Brothers,
Liberty St, BiddefOrd.
j. r. Bean Is tho only authorised agent for the
county OF York. Local agents wanted In every
town In the county.
4wG2 J.R. BEAN, Agent, Diddcford, Me.
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Legislative Committees.

Inc iOlIOWlng II the arranSchcht w '"0 Yum
mittees OF tho Legislature for the Session;
STANDING COMMITTEES or THE HOUSE.
On Bills ia third Reaiing-Messrs. Jones
Of Lewiston, Picksrd Of Hampton, Gray Ol
Dover, Kimball of South Berwick. Cole ol
Manchester, Suout of Durham, Buxton oil
North Yarmouth.
On Elsrosssi Biils-Messrs. stetson OF
Damariscotta, jordan OF Poland, Sawyer OF
Raymond. Foster Of Portland. Brewer OF Rob
binston, Hubbard Of Hiram, Small OF Yelling
ton.
On FYaanee-Banc OF Augusta, Jewett OF
Bangor. Robe ofGsrham, Stone OF kennebunk
Fisher of Bath. Porter of Lowell, Comstoek ut
Lubec.
On Change OF .Namss-Teague Of Turner,
Lawrence OF Gray, Kinney of 81. George.
o. Eieciioas-woOdbury OfSwe1en, Porter
Of Lowell, Thomas OF Newburg, Webber Of
Castine. Rpwel Of VasSslboro', Black OF Paris.
On Co,Saty Observation-Disclosures OF Read
field, Dow Of Portland, Ludwig OF ThOmlsiQn,
Hamilton OF BitllefOrd, Batter OF Farmingt5n,
CorniOrth of Fairfield, Hopkins Of Bluehil.
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~ Hon. NATHAN DANE, elected State
Treasurer, has left for Augusta, and we pre-
sumo assumed the duties of the Office. The
selection is universally conceded to be wise
one. So longas he continues in Office the
public may be assured there will be no peck
ulations ON the public monies.
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Mrs. wiusIow, an experienced nurse and fe-
male physician, has Soothing Syrup for children
teething which greatly facilitates the process OF
teethng by softening the gums and reducing all In
amatOn-will allay all pain and issure to regulate
Tie bowels Depend upon It, mothers, II will give
rest To yourselves and relief and health to your In
mnts Perfectly safe in all cases See advertise
ment In another column. lyr3l
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Brighton N1ariset--Jan. 1a.

At market, I4OO Beeves, i75 Stores, 3ioo Sheep
200 Swine.
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle-Extra, a. 2j first quality,
s. 80 so OOi second Sc ~ 50 o., third. s. ~ a
IS 80.
Working 0xen--None.
Mich COws-S39 30 common, SIS a 10.
Veal Calyes-s3 90, 81 Oh, s. %.
Yearllngs-sll a u, two years old si7 $2l 90,
three years old S2iaS.
Ilidcs-Gc a6l per ID. Calf Skins-l0 lie per
10.
Sheep and lambs-saODa275 extra 81 Ooa 4 90
Pelts-sl Goa 81 Is each.
Swine-S,orcs, wholesale. &c Spring Piss,5 CO
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MARRIAGES..

I'm this city, 18th inst, by Rev. 3. Bathrlck. Mr..
Albert Clara. Esq, Of Jefferson, TO Mlss Ellen Y.
Weber. of this city.
In this city, 9Th Inst, by Rev. y Tenncy. Mr.
OF this city.