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COMMERCE OF NEW YORK.


Experts from the Port OF New YorH tO
For.ibS Ports for tine Week Endins
nov. AZ, 1sG0.
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NOTICES OF NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Books Received 10 November u.
DNvels through ,he LAke Regions Of Africa
- RAILROADS. and Canals OF the uated states.
wheat and rAres. A novel
Cousin Harry.
0Ad People.
M Linton Family; or, The Fashion Of ih~ "'''a'
eoject Teaching, and Oral Lessons
sssam for the Million
AspAodel. A romance.
pssory and Analysis ~ the Constitution.
nsrs Barton the Bakers ward.
r~u,e,r Lat Term ~ 81. harys.
a suu,usr on the Borders Of the Caribbean SeaA
a,sssI.s Family bible. Vol /.
- Horee and His Diseases
Nsnesis.
ssroori Fight. A poem BY 8. R. Bartlett
EAvooa poem.
49, FAIRFIELD
KaUipgton. novel
shstohes Of Travel In South America, 30.
us,el Acosts. Atrasedy.
Laste by Little.
tsgc IN THO 'iogy.
hrshc sm Successful.
10 flames, and other poems.
nose Ballads. BY Whittier.
WI He Find Her.
Aaaly sis Of Rapnaefs Cartoons.
A.senary, Anovei
Anls Or Ruin. poetic satire.
- Unboly Alliance.
Nsrforo's Rhy mes OF Twenty Years
MAGAZINES AND PAMPHLETS.
nArpers' New Monthly Magazine iof octooer and :
veneer.
me United states Insurance Gaz,tte.
fsunt Merchants Magazine,
NE Edinsurs Revie~ for October.
Al the Year Round for November.
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strained overdone either 10 the cnaraeters or
par,s enacted oy then, -he at the same time the po,
cleverly laid ADD sustained with interest which yin
render the ~orh popular.
Lovus LAST TxRn At ST MlRY.s New York
Derby Jackson, Broadway.
his novel, founded upon Incl tents In the life Of
youps ayr school hrs nice, simple story, and OH
be read ~i,n much sviary ny the young.
A SUMNER or rHR BoRpxRs or the CARisEsAN
ssa By ~ Harris. New York: A. b. Bur.
dick, ii5 Nassau street
An Interesting account Of travels, with much vua Die
iu'orms,iou Of the Islsud Of san Domingo
NsnEsfs. By Marion Harland. New York: Derby
Jackson.
Tbs sch conceived and well wrought story full OF
interest and worthy Of perussi
CoscoHp FleHr. By s. r. Bartlett. Boston. vii.
Hams Co. New York: Miller, So Broadway.
rhs poem-sn epic Of historical interests r~mSus.
Die FOR the preoccicus powers ~hich dspls,s la sa
thor, Young jet arrived Al the age of puberty
" evidently oiessed with Of thnec aaeiy sguns o.
raniss,ioss 70 which poetry rstara fcSp ~ espres
son In :hs, hs ers pusished e1or, teccga en-.
which. ~isa careful cuistvatp, Oil orns him the fsne
iha every -ri,sr covee
THE EnNotrRs REVIEW. oe,ober 1870. Leonard.
Rcott a CO
The present. snmtsr ccelns a. art,le On the pccy q,
M Bocbanans sdmnissrs,,cn written by an aaaek ~
ooc Of M tact republican i,urnss OF sc~ Yors end
Of course strongly iincsared With ~ opui,ns This ia
obarscssrbsic way Of rescsins upan pselc ssa,mcn,
here Tue vlevs pus forth American politics ia the
Erslsh journals and reviews sce Ae o~s par,
from American writers " their pay, and uo,Ains
more unfair tAaa the which b made a toe~ 10
operate on rarity asessess At this side n The Aiso,c
rns mode OF v~fAr~ is ho~svvr, consistent rhh the
whole black rsvuslnas tsDAcs, asd The all
ity dspny-d IN the suoss were csiy equI - NE hitter
ness 10 Which AZ written. 90 wsoa Congratulate y.
suihos o. hsvSs SOD r-rvne In TIE cssss 10 vhca
be 10 hired
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ACCIDENT AND Miraculous Es-
CAPE.-A singular accident and mirac-
ulous escape from death happened on
Friday afternoon of last week to little
son of Mr.. NJ. F. Winsiow, named Frank,
of this place. 1t appears that he, with
his parents, was visiting at his grandpa
rents, Mr.. BushnelPs, in Pownal, and
during the afternoon went out TO play.
Not making his appearance, his father
went in search of him, but could find
nothing Of him. Coming near the well,
he thought he heard sounds issuing there
from and, little thinking his little boy
was their author, but rather that a cat
had found its way down there, he looked
in. He had scarcely done so when the
little fellow sung out from the bottom,
" Papa, help me- Mr.. W. gave the
alarm, and instantly descended the well.
He found the child lying upon his back,
completely submerged in the water with
the exception of the upper part of his
face, which he had succeeded in keeping
afoat by clinging to the stones. Mr.. W
had the bucket lowered, wherein he plac-
ed the boy, tying him to the pole or rope.
He was very much chilled, but not a
scratch could be found upon him. The
well is some fifty feet deep, and contain
ed ten feet of water! We doubt if an
other like instance is on record. How
the parents hearts must have swelled
with gratitude as they once more clasped
their child, after so strange and extremely
perilous an adventure His age is be-
tween four and FIVE years. 1t is suppos-
ed he had climbed the curb for the pur-
pose of looking into the well, and fell in
head fr5t-Benningtop Banner.
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SHOOTING NEAPoLITANs FOR SPoRr.
The Paris correspondent of the n. Y.
Times writes:
There is a lot of young men of for
tune at Naples at the present moment,
mostly Engllshmen and Americans, who
amuse themselves by going out by rail
every morning to Garibaldi's quarters
before Cspua, and with valuable guns of
long range which they have purchased
for the purpose, pick off the men at the
out-posts of the Royal army all day, and
return to the city in the evening to boast
of the number they have bagged du-
ring the day. This irregular warfare,
carried on for amusement, and by men
rot enrolled in the army, is nothing less
than assassination, and ought to be de-
nounced as such and arrested. 1t is a
nice distinction TO make in certain as
poets, but as moral question it is quite
clear"
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A RELIABLE CORRESPONDENT

A RELIABLE CoRREsPoNpENr -
The St. Louis correspondent of the San
Francisco Herald possesses an extreme
ly vivid Imagination. On the 18th Of
September he penned the following lines:
Steadily onward, unwavering and
unhinching as the six hundred who
rode down upon the hosts of the enemy at
the seige Of Sebastopool. move the gall
liant, chivalrous and true-hearted Democ-
racy who carry the banner Of Breekin-
ridge and Lane. From every section
of our broad domain-from the hills of
New England, from the sunny South, and
off the wide praries of the West and
the shores of the Northern Lakes
comes to US, with every click of the tel
egraPh, the cheering presage of brit
liant and triumphant victory at the great
battle of November"
This is only equaled by the wild as
sertions of the Bell-Everett party some
weeks ago, that they were going to car
ry Massachusetts. Such a correspon-
dent must be invaluable.
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The following IS an extract Of letter wTitfen
BY the pastor Of Baptist church to TIC Joar-
nal ard Messenger Cincinnati, Ohio, an3
speaks volumes in favor Of that woFla-renoxnsd
nedicine-Ars. ITiasl5z's sooahaas syrsg ~
childrea tseihing:
We see an advertisement IN your columns Of
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Nos We never
said word in 6avor q pateat medicine before
in our life, but we feel compelled to say to yoar
readers, that this IS nc humbag--s7e Aass tried q
and E'o.e 4 70 Be al ii claims. It is probably enc
Of the most successful medicines Of the day,
because Il IS one Of the best And those Of voug
readers who have babies. can't do better than to
lay in a supply."
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LOSS OLE SLEEP.

Loss OF SLEEP. If there is any
thing more wearing to both mind and body than
loss Of sleep, or if any difficulty or disease can
be otener traced 70 other than loss Of sleep, then
experience has lost its power, or Sidney Smith.
the great English Physiologist, is not to be re
lied upon. OF this. let the experience Of thou
sands answer, and try the Tolu Anodyne. and
they viii be ready to endorse the remark Of one
Of the friends of the proprietors, who writes,
Is were the directions to be covered with sover>
eigns to purchase, would not be without it,
This all viii experience by its use. See adver-
tisement, and call for pamphlets
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CATARRH

CATARRH is the most difficult Of any
Of the Diseases Of the Breathing Organs to re-
6eve or to cure. The Rev Joshua Leavitt, ed
itor Of the fadepeadeat, Of New York, who had
the Catarrh for more than twenty wears. has
been cured by using DR.. !. r. StatIord's Olive
Tar and iron x Sulphur Powders which are sd,
YertIsed IN this paper His testimonial is pub
lished IN pamphlet among many Others equally
prominent who have been cured Of Chronic
Throat and Lung difficulties, which viii be sent
free By mail.
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The Next Congress.

The political complexion of the next
Congress, with which Mr.. Lincoln viii
commence his administration, begins to
be clearly apparent. The elections in
New York and Illinois have settled the
succession of two retiring Senators, and
we believe there is now no doubt about
the political character of any aecessions
yet to be madebefore March, 1861. We
have confidence that Kansas viii be ad-
mitted into the Union by the present
Congress, adding two Republican Sena-
tors. In this event Mr.. Lincoln viii
submit bis nominations to a Senate polit-
ically composed as follows
Breckenridge Democrats 81
Republicans 81
Douglas Democrats
American
If any of the Breckenridge Senators
AS those, for instance, from South Car
DINA, Alabama, and Georgia-should
withdraw from their seats, as they have
threatened, it would leave the Republi-
cans in clear majority. But as we ap-
prehend nothing of the kind, the above
may be considered the probable classif-
cation of the United States Senate after
the 4th of March next, if Kansas should
become a State before that time. 1t
would probably present no obstruction to
ratifying any nominations which Mr..
Lincoln is likely to make.
The elections which were made last
Tuesday to the House of Representatives
determine with substantial accuracy the
political composition of that branch
Nineteen States have now chosen their
Representatives, and it is not probable
the members yet to be chosen will differ
materially from their predecessors. The
following table, therefore, may be con-
sidered as closely approximating to the
political complexion of the next House,
so far as it can be divided into two col
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EXAMINATION.

Notice is hereby given to all persons who are
intending to apply for situations as Teachers in
the common schools Of the town of Irasburgh,
in the county of Orleans, that the public exam
ination for teachers required by law within said
town, will be held at the Town Hall in said town,
on the twenty-third Of the present month, at one
O'Clock in the afternoon. All persons designing
TO teach in the common schools Of said town are
desired to be present promptly at the time and
place aforesaid. All citizens are respectfully and
cordially invited to attend.
THOMAS BAYNE,
Town Superintendent Of Irasburgh.
November Il, 1860.
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AK0 AL DISEASES or TIE THROAT { LUNGS, I
ONE TRIAL

Every medical man % whom the formula uf
this medicine has been Submitted, has ooaeurrcd
in the following. from one Of the best physicians
in the country;
This is to certify that Nessrs. f. B. Magoon &
mula Of " WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND, snd
do cot hesitate to say that in nv opinion il is
an excellent Alternative and ExPECToR-
ANT, and safe in all cases have prescribed
it in some instances, and can freely recommend
it as remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Sc.
GEO. f. BURLINGTON, NJ. D.
November 10, 1859.
MEssRs. f. p. Macon & Co.-Por nearly
twenty years have been afflicted with a severe
Bronchitis and sore throat, producing hoarseness,
and almost a constant choking, hemming aud
coughing. / could find no relief until tried
Weeks Magic Compound. That has cured ne,
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JONATHAN ELKINS.
North Troy, April Is, 1850.
A shor. time since my child was attacked most
severely with the Group. We thought she could
not live FIVE minutes. A single dose Of Weeks
Magic Compound relieved her at once, and she
has had no attack Of it since. / think no family
should be without It.
MOSES F. VARNEY.
Prin Missisquoi Valley ACADEMY.
Having had the agency of Weeks Magic Com
pound for some time past, and having sod a
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never sold any medicine that gave such univer-
sal satisfaction. do not know Of single in
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ton when it has been used Ii saved the lite OF
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and has entirely cured a brotheriinslaw of mine
of a terrible cough when he was thought TO be
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known it to be used with the same success by
others. -
Irasburgh, May Sd, 1880.
MEssRs. f. B. MACON g. Col have had =
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is regarded by those who have used it here as the
best medicine IN the country for Coughs, Group,
Sore Throat, &c. All speak in its praise.
F. B. sINONDS.
Glover, May 9Th, 1860.
70 Testimonials like the above are constantly
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where WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND" has
been introduced.
Manufactured and sold wholesale ana retail by
L. B. MACON & CO., St. Johnsbury, VT. TO
whom all orders should be addressed.
BZ- Sold by Druggists and Merchants general
! Iy.-21.
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From the opposition column are to be
deducted, on most questions likely to
arise, the Douglas Democrats and the
Constitutional Union members. The list
of the former cannot be accurately made
out yet, as former experience has suffi-
GENTLY demonstrated. But it would be
safe, we think, to estimate them at their
strength in the present House, viz, 8.
OF Constitutional Union members, two
have been chosen; and if the States yet
TO choose should elect as before, the
strength of that party in the House
would be %. This takes 80 from the
opposition list, and leaves SO Breckin-
ridge members. It will be seen, there
fore, that the Republicans will stand
with two as well in the next House,
without the admission of Kansas as
they did in the present when they chose
Spesker Pennington, and far better than
they did in the famous contest that re-
suited in the election of Speaker Banks
Boston Journal
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TIE Cup OF COLD WATER.-A young
Enrlishwoman was sent to France to be
educated in a Hugenot school in Paris.
A few evenings before the fatal massacre
of st. Bartholomew Day, she and some
of her young companions were taking
walk in some part ofthe town where there
were sentinels placed on the walls
When a soldier is on guard he must not
leave his post until he is relieved-that
is. until another soldier comes to take his
place. One ofthe soldiers, as the young
ladies passed him, besought them to have
the charity to bring him little water,
adding that be was very i'll, and that 1t
would be as much as his life was worth
to 90 and fetch it himself. The ladies
walked on, much offended at the man for
presuming to speak to them, all but the
Enclishwoman, whose compassion was
moved. and who, leaving her party, pro-
cured some water and brought it to the
soldier. He begged her TO tell him her
name and place Of abode, and this she did
When she rejoined her companions, some
blamed and others ridiculed her, but they
soon had reason to lament that they had
not been equally compassionate, tof toe
grateful soldier contrived on the night OF
the massacre to save this young English
woman, while all the other inhabitants Of
the house she dvelt in were killed
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MARRIED.

At North Troy, on the 81s: ult., by Rev. No
ses Pattee, Mr.. Gustavgs V. Coburn of Westfeld.
and Miss Sophronia z. Pratt Of Troy
At North Troy, on the sth inst, by Rev. Mo-
ses Pattee, Mr.. Albert Morse and Miss Lydia A.
Barnet, both of Potion, c. Z.
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LIBERATION.

THIS eertiles tia: have given ny son, Asa
| Niles. his time during the remainder Of ms
minority. also one three years old colt ard
shall claim none Of his earnings, nor pay any
debt Of his contracting after this date.
PETER NILES.
Witaess-G C. NTf.Ea
Albany. Oct II. lss8-i5w5+
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DIED.

In Coventry, on the 2sth nit, Nella, daughter
Of Alonzo Priest aged one year and ten months.
In Newport. on the 29th nit, Betsey Jane.
daughter Of Philander and Betsey H. Wright,
in the 18th wear of her age.
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LIBERATION.

THIS eertifes that have given my son, James
| Brown, his time during the remainder Of bis
and ] shall claim none Of bis earnings,
nor pay any debt Of bis contracting after this
date his
JOHN 4 BROWN.
Witness,-N. Horn. marx.
Westfeld, Oct q, 15s0-45w3
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A public examination of teachers Of common
schools viii be held at the Seminary, Derby Cen,
ter, on Friday the 18th inst, at O'Clock P N.
BENZ. H. STEELE, Sup't.
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tbat aIi vh0 Hse Noes tiar'e Hair iav.sHFaf0r
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