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Of the beautiful and diveng dsmeraon by Dion Bourcsu
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entirely original and succesul Method (wttout the
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NJ. dical R.foYni"-i Home journal, Sept 10.
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Have just FubIished;
LIFE OF STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS. By J. w. sHEAHAS
Editor Of The Chicago Times. With Portrait In One
Volume 500 pages, Rmo., muslin. 81.
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M NOTICE
SALE AND REMOVAL.
GREAT SALE OF DRY GOODS
THIS MONTH,
No. so AND No. 81 CEAMBERS.ST.,
NEw-YoRK.
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG G Co.,
rooms 1ooH: 30: Is, -, 10 ST. ss .si ss DUANE ass,
y.d .tock Of DRY GOODS and to effect this object they are
'-' GREAT INDUCEMENTS
TO THEIR CUSTOMERS RS; AND THE TRADE IN
In addition to their AMosKEAa and wAMsUTTA PRINTS,
in and beautiful styles they have for sale the entire
bsiansys yS9A Sf the r. gpPgIsSg 1S low priced
ARkwRIGHT, AND Spocvv, p.,svs
BY the fi''e FOX % h'esasfii CASH, OR ON TIME
NARPETS. CARPETS. CARPETS.
~ Attention Is Invited to our stock
be had In this city.
Every i;;is iEsDitsfSNs ( HsS5;i
vELVETs. AND .r0ro,v.
OII.CLoTHs,
RUGS SHADES ETC.
offering their entire stock as
" i' At WHOLESALE PRICES
TIE Eost desirable Patterns ever offered at
Every grade Of goods
Pesse gre . call before purchasing elsewhere: 49,
Experienced uphoereI ar. engaged and good. WIN Be do
H'i'd % M + cSsFs Xxi Il si N o. e. :SsI,ad s.,is'
Between Broadway and Grssnwich.
TI,HE DIFFERENCE
Il Between Retail and Wholesale Prices IN
DRY GOODS -
nrv 20 srest az at the present time and N order That Al
nsy avail themselves Of the low prices ranging at
No. 30 Cedar.st
he subscriber win continue for short time longer to sell bis
jobbns stock Of Dry Goods a, re At wholosae prices
Among the many indueenens held viii be ound-sks
Black Plain Color Fancy and In Robes ChGes BsreEss Bal
soTines Lawns, Jseone,s, 0rsundies,
Articles for Travelling Dresses,
Prints, Ginghsms
Housekeeping Goods, Hosiery Goods Fmbroidedes,
Goods for Mems and Children's Wear
Parasols and Umbrellas,
&e., &c,
TO which daily adding cheap goods om the auctions and
purchasers may rely upon hndns goods and prioos
represented. -.
end that we mean this. that stock VIII bs offered
AT THE LOWEST wHOLEsALE PRICES,
4. COURTS, No. 90 Cedri-H
A few doors from Brosdwsy, east aas.
NINE. DEMORESTs Prize Medal sKIKis-
1 Fer elegance durability and .ripe.s a. % an
best sieel Woven ski,ts II sprinss 5eai spring. y
snf sL Cheapest and best Skirts sver oassd M ~ az ma
Brcadwsyi ao and 80 Canal 2i Grand o.; n tn a ~
co., Fsl,on and rieIIep0nis.s., Bro0Ajyn ehs'v" "a WV
CAn and b sesyisssd
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GODwINS HISTORY OF FRANCE. The History OF France
the Esrt Times to the French Revelation Of 1888
By PARKE GoDws. Vol !. lAncient Gsu syo., Muslin
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CHAMPION BISSELLs POEMS.-
~ These POEMS have been before the public only week
and the r edition Is already exhausted The second edition
Mr bisser, former reputstion Review writer and Ed
itor would Of il-e have commended this book popular
but ai from this ths inertia and the beany OF these
our literature. The evnce in all parts the powers
scholar society and Keen observer united with rich
Imagination, and fow of tender sentiment"
From The New.York Century
These Poems abound In ie and spirited expressions sub
ecs that m In With The daily observations and experience Of
CoxxoS LyE They viii be very populsr-we mus. add de-
seryedly go"
From The Brooklyn Eagle
The leading Poemt tells the tale Of Che Crisis IN smooth and
iea The minor pieces display psfune Of fancy ie
From The Connecticut Courant
volume s9d adl. III. champion BI.'ef views Of Life,
From The Hartford Press.
Champion B.el evidently sehplor7ons WIG love. lii,
The Panic and phases Of that great
ruin IN easy and humorous her's % dhs ver.sS.0n
touching story abOundng in passages of power and beauty
T. j. cROwEN,
No 6s9 Broadway, NewYork
II. DEXTER Co., No. Ila Nsssaust, NJ " win supply
the trtde
I" A CAPITAL GOOD WORK, which should
IA be In the hands Of every Farmer" SO eminent
TIE coNfREHENsWE FARM RECORD
This substantial quaro volume arranged for entering al the
operations qaE JT HsRe1YTTAh III {ssI fff flauREs
Reported by Henry Oeot with Introduction by Prof
Thir work includes Lectures on Agricultural Chemistry Fruit
Trees end Fh Grasses Root Crops Drusge and Rural aud
Agricultural natter. generally by the most eseriensed farns
So .n she sa%TN BSRkER Ssi o'h rr's
Agricultural Book Publishers and Propietors OF
The Horticulsuria, No Is Park-row, N York
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OUR MUSICAL FRIEND.
" No ~ VOLUMES,
NOW READY. PRICE Is CENTS.
CONTENTS.
GOEDOLlFR'S SEBENADE.. shgen-
Composed expressly for this work
TliE NANDL 81 u ,opPici'
la sEDUIsANTE REDOWA.................: &c Schubert
LONG LONG AGO, Belad ad..................T d. Bayey
THE WINTER IT is PASr. Scotch
FIEGINTI,Y BOUND VOLUMES PRICE 81 So
Also Ready. Price 10 Cents:
SOLO MFLODiST, NO. IL.
Consisting 20 Pieces for Flute Violin, Cronet Cornet
Piston.
Eor sale at the Office, No lO7 Nossau-st ,,,,,,.u oo
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cate the introduction of full blood animlas.-
As far as | can judge, the Devons stands as
high as any, and perhaps at the head. One
fact is worthy Of notice ; it is, that those
towns that fam exclusively, have NO Town
PAurERs. Sheep raising is receiving much
attention; and as business pays we'll. Judge
Prince, of Turner, now one of the Council
purchased 40 sheep at $3.50 each, and sold
first year $3.50 worth of wool per head, 80
lambs at from 50 to SO each. The most seri-
GUS drawback on sheep raising, is the havoc
made in the hocks by dogs.
The ladies' in some counties, are exerting
great influence in promoting the agricultu-
raj interest
The Committee on the Treasury declaration
will report in a few days, Now doubt they
will "tale unfold" duplicating persons OF
both parties.
The "IIorse Bill so called, which is to
exempt a horse or team of horses from attach
ment. has occupied the attention of the House
for a day or two. The value Of the horse or
horses which is to be exempted was finally fix
cd at Slj0.
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NEWSPAPERS IN BLABE.-On Sunday
morning disastrous fire occurred in large
printing establishment in Ann street, n. Y.
The first floor was occupied by Bonner. lie
lost ten cylendor presses, so 900 copies OF an
edition. and the white paper for a whole edi-
ton. Damage $4,000; insured for $50, 900.
The Mercury was printed in the basement,
and lost printing material and PIG reams Of
white paper. Damage $4,000. The Spirit
of the times lost the second form. Several
other periodicals. also suffered loss. The en-
ergy of Bonner will prevent any interruption
to the regular issue of his Ledger from this
eycnt.
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CARD

The people residing in the parish Of the First
Baptist Church, Sedgwick, will please accept our
sincere and heartfelt thanks for their liberal and
social visit at the Parsonage, on the evening Of
the 18th inst, donating goods and money to tho
amount of ncHty d5ilIrs.
Among those who took prominent part in the
bestowal Of goods, were twcnty-thrcc Sabbath
School boys who came with fine cheesc--thirty-
four Young Ladies with a barrel of hour-thc
ship-earpenters employed in the yard of Hon W.
q, Sargent gave another barrel of hour-tho
Young Men presented barrel Of apples
To all, W. would say, language but feeby ex-
presses feelings of gratitude for the noble and
generous spirit exhibited that evening. We shall
put forth our best efforts with yours, for the fur
Their extension OF the Relccmer 5 Kingdom in your
midst. And that tod may bless you abunlantly
and pour out his spirit, Increasing your faith and
zeal, IS our fcrYent prayer.
7. !. T.. House.
LOUISA c. HOUSE.
S,lr,yirff Ian - ISfO
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EAST CORINTII
A y A D Z MI z


THE SPRING TERN of this institution will
commence on Monday, Feb. 9th, and continue
ten weeks, with the following board of instruction
A. c. UERRICK, 4. B. Principal
SOLON WHITM0RE, ! .ss;s,on,s
LEONARD BUTLER, ASSISTANTS
E. r. WESTON, Teacher Of Penmanship.
With such other Teachers as the interests of the
school may demand.
Mr.. II. has had charge of the Academy during
six terms, and has had 42i scholars; and for tho
deep interest he has shown in the education of
youth, we can recommend him as one who loves
his work and will do all he to make the school
gratitude for the liberal patronage he has receiv-
cd and hopes that it may be continued
Young Men fitting for College,
Or seeking a Practical Education, will here find
one of the most pleasant and healthy villages in
our State. All that is required of the Student is
to do rigM and 20 Through. No students desir
cd who do not wish to learn. This village is easy
of access; Daily Stage from Bangor-fare Is cts
No trouble in obtaining Boarding places ard
Rooms for boarding self Board, everything found
81 so and 81 90 per week. TuIrIoS-Common
English, s. 90; Higher English, s. so; Lam
guages 81 90; Music extra. Term bills to be
settled the eighth week of the term. No deduc-
ton in Tuition for two weeks absence at the be
ginning, conclusion or during the term, except in
cases of sickness.
Apparatus and Library for the use Of the Students
Books supplied by the Teacher at Bangor prices
For further information address the Principal or
JACOB LOVEJ0Y, Sec.
East Corinth. January, 1850. 3wl
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THE BOSTON JOURNAL
FOR 1860
THE GRAND PRESIDENTIAL Ythh
A REV FEATURE.
SALTWATER BUBBLES"
--BY--
HAWSER MAR1NNGALE
Circulation Treble that of any paper OF its
class in N ew England.

The Projectors of THs Boston jorRsst in announcing
their Prospectus for 1860 ptsase in saying that ~
ma year since its establishment has Ire crrW seeevtd
more marks the confidence OF the great reading pnohe
of New England than in the year whrch ~ no" craving
IN A close Every month las witnessed large increase
In its circulation compared with the previous yeSi
and al no have its columns BEEN 80 crowded
with the fvors Of its advertising patrons ana friends -
This expression ofconddence and hestowal Of patronage
has enabled il to maintain the position which us eeneeH
poraries have assigned 10 1t, as the
BEST NEWSPAPERIN NEW ENGLAND
and has enabled il compete successfully with all it,
contemporaries in the Ilness accuracy and promptn 50
with which has published accounts OF every matter o
which has TRANSFERRED during the year That me
Journal doue this evident from the fact that ia
DAII.Y CIRCULATION Is TREBLE
tn at of any newspaper Of it's class in New England Re-
garding the whole New England its field neither la
Dor nor money been spared to furnish the earliest
intelligence all matters of Importance in the different
England statesand the result has been crcuat on
In each Of them, with the pton OF Connetcutt much
larger than any Of their local papers,
The coming year I've Ofhe mostimportance and
exceng which has occurred in the history Of this
country. In it the Great Presidential contest is TO e
fought which not onty to decide what men are to DO our
rulers for the years but there Is also to be con.
exciting and determined beyond any Of predecessors
the OF the Government OF this nation to those
principles which inspired and governed the Fathers OF
the Republic, and the reasserion aud maintenance OF
which alone restore that quetness and peace and
prosperity to the country which so much needs II
will be year more any ether in which every think
ing intelligent New England will dcsfe the earliest
and fullest information Of every movement bearing upon
questions which Will agate the country 1t hei
tention of the Propctos of The Journa that In Its col
that Information shall be promptly obtained ; and
the coming Presidential Campaign in the last
by the unrestricted of the Telegraph, by the labots
and experienced Reporters and by able ana
reliable Correspondents OF all centres Of political move
mens, 1t shall be first in chroncling every movement
which can OF all parties, and OF all
views. Of ability TO this, need but refer 10
similar efforts the campaign Of 1885, and to
the increased facilities which the experience and increased
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