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MANHOOD.
HOW Lost, HOW RESTORED

Just Pnlii,tei ~ a S.ai,d Eap,i.q1
\ Lett RE oN THE NATURE. TREATMENT AND
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Weakness, SEXUAL Debility Nervousness aud Involuntary
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By ROB j. CILVERWELL, NJ D.
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LUNAR MIXTURE
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wish 10 remain uHlsf ug Gre - ~ "'
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lNIlE subscriber has just returned from BOSTON
and has purchased large stock Of seas ma
bic goods, which are well adapted to th, market.
Seven wears experience in the bushes. in Els
worth, enables him To- understand the wants Of thi.
community; and thankful for past favors and the
continued confidence Of the public. he hopes to
merit and receive continuance of the same.
Amongst this stock may be found the following
articles:
ENAI LII EnENanIl
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II Certificates like the above are being reeeiy.
cd daily, speaking in its praise
4 s'"s' 'r'Ii aiH satisfy all aft4s t,h Of tbs al,,
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail nv
L. Il. MACON 4 co, + Iabp,bnry y,
whom all orders should he addressed
''eneral Agents NJ. :. BEER 4 Co.. 2G Ire.
mont mont ~ and ''e"' e GOODWIN 4 Co., II and ~
= For sale by c. 6. PECK. Ellsworth whole
sale s,. and Retail Card bunker, Franklin. r II
81 a. and b dealers in medicine eyeryWhere.
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>TRICTLY MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.

and offers to rigid economists the strongest nos.
sihie inducements saving as it must very large
per eentagc Ia all M iasu,d 10 the shape OF
premium OF OF return premium.
Ag"'eiea ''iIt bs epeHsa at the towns in the
County.
the following Ageaf' have already been appoint
be made,
Ellsworth, n. X. Sawyer Franklin, Samuel
Wasson Brooklin. Nelson Herrick Orland.
\. Walker Bluehill, Alex, Fulton Castine,
|. b. Woods pedham. Vim. P StofFord sur
~, c. d. Roberts Deer Isle, Geo. W spotfori .
lsiesboro. W p, Boardman, Vim. Grindle, Penob.
sttt. A. K Warlwell, North PcuoL.c5t u
w. II. PuSBURY, sec'y,
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o y R N O'S
E 4 7 A R R \ S. UFF

Colds, Sore Eyes, Deafness, Pain in the Head,
Nervous Headache and the worst form
of Catarrft, is Decidedly the most
Valuable Discovery of the Age.
The Proprietor Of this snuff is rratfed in being
able to express his thanks to Physicians Druggists,
and the Public generally, for the universal ap-
prevail Of this reliable Medicine, a remedy for
Catarrh, IN all It's stages, from a common Cold t.
incipient Tubercular Consumption.
DIRECTIONS For tsE.-It ought to be used to
produce sneezing effect several times daily At
bedtime 1t should be taken twice in immediate
succession.
Price Is cts, per box For sale by c. g. Peck
Ellsworth Ne. stf
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The Ellsworth House.

- The subscriber would inform the public
1.,.G1 that ne has reopen, the above named
l,ssH4 house for the accommodation of tran
scent and permanent boarders, on favorable terms.
The House has bceu thoroughly repaired, and
furnished throu ,hout with new furniture
By giving his personal attention To to wants and
comfort of us guests, he hopes TO receive share
ol patronage. ". MERRITT, Proprietor
Ellsworth, sept. ssh. 3n'5i
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Patent 4 Thompsonian Medicines

I l.
oil, Cardas. Washing Powders Soap I've stuff. Trusses
sappertcrst Spices Of all kinds, Citrpn Cur
rants. Raisins, Tamarinis, Irish
Moss, Pickles &c. &c.
Among his supply of Patent Medicines NAV b. FOUND
III kNFfT'S COCAINE and other PREPARATIONS
Mexican Mustang Liuimcnt TawnScud's Nnrc'. War
rem : krteN and shaker Syrup and Srsaarilla Wsa-
yrs tanker and salt Kheum syrup; krnold,s vital
Fluid Aiwoods Extract nandcpp Frant's Purifying ~
tract, Bulls SIrsaparda lJ"hnl GAYS Blud Purifier
Hrcen' Indian Panacca. Hay : IIumor syrup Hamilton.
Vegetable Tincture sure cure, kennely's Medical bis
covery, Norscs syrup yellow Dock orisay's Iumar BIS
cnFcrN, Peruvian syrup, Railways Scsoycnt Rhode.
Fever and Ague Cur Sands SarSapara shaker Sarsa.
raria. McMHnns Elixir ef OPIUM Mrs NnsIpu's sooth.
inc syrup shaker Extract Waterman, suns Ncurnpathc
Drops, br Ahhptts Bitcr Peck Jaunier Bittcrs Fs
irdIan vegetable BNters, Atwnnd's Physical Brown
SarSararja and Tomato Clark's sherry Wine one and
two quarts, langley Root and larb Btters and an thor
kinds IN use Balm oi a Thousand Flowers Cold Cream
fleSh balls, Liquid Rouge Ayers Cherry Prctnral Aliens
Cough l"zengrrs, Brtn's Pulmonary Basam Clark, =
Cough syrup Bachelors and Harrisons Hair pve Lin
in'nts oi all kinds Barney's Musk Cologne shaving
Cream and Nerhena Water; Aver, Su.ar Coated Bran
dreth's and rights Indian Vegetable ris Court Pas
ter butchers Dead shot fnr Bed Baas rraf Mnr Ger
man Ply Paper Strives and oniments every kind and
all other articles usually Kept Drug Store. 80
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July :, ls60.
We tire undersigned haviu: used Weeks Mag.
le compound aut'el'e, and IN our families. and
having seen the ciiect- among our ucichbofs, W.
Het,hy certify that Nc have never found il. r.u,l
a. remedy Tor Coughs, Bronchitis, Asthma
Nh"opins Cough and other diseases Of the throat
ana Leass' and We eheerfuIiy recommend it to
the public as worthy Of the greatest esr,sdenee
II. RicAaIi.on. JUDGE Of nrIeans q. r.n,, Y.
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THE ELECTION.

We give below all Of tie returns receiv-
cd up 20 this time Of the lite Presidential
election. irons them it will be seen that
ABRAHAM LINCOLN is elected beyond the
possibility Of doubt. Well, the election
is over, and we 1rc glad of it, and we now
hope that partisan feeling and strife vii
cease. We have, in our humble capacity
as a journalist, done our whole duty to our
country, our friends and we hope to all
others. We have supported TO the best of
our humble ability the nominees of the only
National party for the Presidency, and
Vice Pr sidrncv ,Iohh Dell and Edward
Everett, and although tLev are beaten,
we have The proud consciousness Of having
done our duty TO those eminent, abe and
patriotic statesmen.
It i unnecessary for Us TO say at this
time, who have been responsible for the
election Of q sectional candidate TO the
highest Office in the gift of tie people Of
this great and glorious Conledcracy. We
shall leave that for a future day. Suffice
to say, not one of them can be found il
the ranks ofthe supporters of Bell and
Everett.
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THE EsTHoUAKE.-By our cxcbouo

EHE khTHaUAKE.--By our exchanges
we are c1,S6lcd TO trace the course of the
earthquake that visited Canada and tie
Eastern States short time since. The
tarthest point north where its influence
was felt appears to be Richmond, Canada
East. From here it extended as far west
a. Auburn, New York, and southerly to
Hartford, Conn. 1t was also fclt at Poush-
kccpsir. Its effects were noticed in Maine,
New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connect
cut and New York. It is remarked that
the earthquake was felt in these different
localities about the same minute Of time.
The shock was comparatively slight, but
severe enough to create much remark and
a little alarm. r
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IRoGaESS OF CALIFORNIA-TLe fol-
lowing extract from a letter, dated San
Francisco, September IL, viii b. read
with interest by all who feel an interest in
the growth Of the Pacific States:
Our annual Mechanics Fair is now open
at ;ha Pavilion, and full every day and
evening. ] saw on seventeen inches of a
twig, cut from tree four years old,
twenty large Bonnie de jersey pears,
weighing Together eleven pounds; also
another twig,' having five Gloria-Mundi
apples weighing eight pounds. / saw.
also. several iinc-looking white turnips,
ail of nearly the same size, one Of which
measured io:ly-eislt inches. It was
nearly round, perfectly symmetrical, and
weighed tl!i!ty-siX pounds. There is also
on exhibition n California cheese weighing
Twenty-Five hundred pounds. The great
increase Of manufactures in California Is
truly wonderful. Her agricultural wealth
is well known. ana rivals her minerals /;
but the enterprise displayed by her manu-
factur"rs is only nov proof Of the vi'ali-
- II by Teo-'-
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ADyEETisiNG.-Whcn YOU find a man
doing more business than you are, look at
the al, rrtlScm"nt he has in the ncwspa-
per, says some one " lo Knows. thinr or
two. The business man who puts his sign
in the newspaper does much wiser thing
than when he fastens it over his door :and
who would thing Of ncglectipg that The
man who advcrtiscs informs the public
that he wants trade, and his card in the
newspaper is an invitation to customers to
come and huy. Where one person reads
a sign in the street, five hundred read it in
the papers. No matter how well bust
rcss man is known, he can always pick W
new customers, if he will but take the
pains 10 let them know where hc is and
what he has to sell No one can affcrd
not to advertise; for by neglacting the
means Of securing trade he loses the best
part Of his profits. We ask nothing for
the iniormaiion-Pcoria DcrocrGf In
i'm.
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Delaware.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 6-The election ,eturns
from iliis State Indicate that Breckenridge has
carried it by 1900 majority
Virginia
RICHMOND, Nov. 6.-The returns from north
western Virginia indicate that this State has gone
for Bell by large majority.
BALTIMORE, Nov. Z, "a M-The Baltimore
American reports large gains for Bell in Virgin
ia.
Virginia has doubtless gone for Bell by a large
plurality.
IN this State tn, Breckenridge men still seem
confident Of carrying the State, basing Their homes
on the distant counties which cannot be heard
from soon.
Illinois
CHICAGO. Nov. 6.-The city election returns
show large majority for Lincoln. The black
republicans claim the Legislature and State by
5000 majority.
Kew Hampshire.
CONCORD, Nov. 6.-Lncoln's plurality in this
state i put down at IT,, 90. Other New Eng
land Skates, with the exception of Massachusetts
range from lC,ooO to 35,l 20 for Lincoln.
Indiana.
indications are that the Black Republican ma
JoFity viii be $500 to $4,000. The vote for Bell
and Br'cl inridge in Indiana will amount to about
5000 to 10000 each
Wisconsin
Llncoln's majority in this State will reach 10
VOto l5,C0J. All the Black Republican candi
dates for Congress are elected.
New Jersey.
New jersey has probably gone for the fusion
ticket
Speaker Huntington has been reelected TO
Congress.
Lincoh's majority in the State of Maine is es
timaicd at $500
NOTE o'clock \. M.-The Southwestern line
has Just closed, and no important dispatches by
any Other line being expected, we close our re-
ports for the night We regret to say that the.
dispatches received indicate the election of Lin.
coin.
Kentucky
L'HSrWe, Nov. 6.-This city gives Bell 1872.
Douglas $500. Brcckinridgc e5i, and Lincoln
about 100
E'll and nougas mcu say that Kentucky las
Sonr fJr Bel 10y 1910 to 1900 majority.
Maryland
Baltimore. Nov. G.-The Union mon If iI,is
state claim Ma1yiagd by 2o0eo majority.
Hdmipgfon, d. Nov Z, , \. M-Thc STAT, Of
h"!awaTc has gone for Breckenridge by about
10 % uaicrhy.
North Carolina
E1i,igi. v &. Nov. 9Th. State of North
Carolina mas probably gone for Bcckimidg,.
Miss DUH
81. IOEis, Nov. 6-Ihc returns Of hi, rit,- ,iyo
Liar"in $500, Doug'as III, and Bell -;o92 SCAT
rrng returns fom the interior indicate that
DOUGLAS cagI's the STATE.
Pennsylvania.
P.d'dotsiia. Eov. 6.-The cir returns ere
complete. Lincoln Las majority over all of-s;:;i
Iowa.
Returns are s'owly coming IN, indicatius, ihc p,
''-' 81 % III, Rack x puhicans.
Ohio.
C.RciRact, Nov. G.-Thc estimated r.,o.i'y tor I
Lincoln IL thi ) ate is 1000
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TERMS :

i BSCRrTIoN--Fou Dollars per annum, in nd
vance ; If not paid within Six Months from tn"
time of subscribing, Five Dollars. No subscrp-
ton taken for a period Of less than six
months.
NG.-AdycTtiScinSGts inserted at the
rate of tine Dollar per square Of ten lines or
less for the first insertion, aud Fifty Cents for
.a,b additional publication. Advertisements
,ppcarng 1T intervals viii be- charged each
time the price of first publication, Upon
vearl, advertisements liberal discount will be
maze"
,BiTrARY NoIIcRS. when over n square, will be
charged az the regular rates Of advertising.
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GARIBAIDI-More satisfaction is now
expressed with the position and probable
course of Garibaldi than has bcca he case
Of late. lie seems to have once more re-
tired within the line oi.'safe prcccdents,' -
and left Signor Mazz,ni to ruminate anew
and alone o. his cxtravagant politics.
There is no probability that, having go;
over the intoxication Of his wonderful sue
cess, Garibaldi viii transfx himself on
French bayonets, or recklessly dash his
Uranium against the Austrian quadrilateral.
What he will do will be bravely to keep
what he has. aud firmly but iudiciously
gain more. 1t is evident that thc'Pope is
as safe at Rome as French troors can
make him, and that the Emperor Napaleon
is in the way Of earning tie title Of Dct>1-
soT FJJc;
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operations. FIR Mc opening Of Congress.
liter of the 2lth says the hotels and
rding-houses are preparing for an umu-
influx of strange At the coming ses-
Rents are growing excessively high,
fe monde apparently wishes to be
to witness the exodus of the secedin,-
es. tie storm in Congress, the row, the
pus. anG the notous living, besides the
ltelle between the acts.
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Louisiana intelligence.

The Pointe Coupee Echo has tie follow
ing about the sugar crop in that parish:
Sugar making has become quite general
in this parish. The yield so far is below
the anticipations of planters. With The
exception Of our neighbor Col. Claiborne.
whose cane is yielding nearly two hogs
heads per acre, We learn that the yield has
scarcely exceeded, on an average, half a
hogshead. The samples of sugar exhib-
tied to US is of fair quality. The grinding
season iii our parish will be of short du,a.
ton. Many Of our largest planters will.
net grind, and those who are 50 fortunate
as to have more than suiliciency of seed
cane are having such favorable weather
for grinding their short crops, that it is
probable, by the close of November the
crop will be finished.
In view OF any contingency to the crop
of next year, the planters, profting by
dear experience, have adopted the wise
rule of ceasing to rely upon the rattoons
and have saved enough plant cane to
make a fair crop. In the event of IA
vorable result of the stubble cane an IN
usually large crop will result.
We clip the following from the Magno-
IA, published at Plaquemine, La:
The WEATHER.-We have said good
Zeal about political affairs and matters and
things geneIally-probably not as much
as usual, for that Dengue has completely
thrown us bOrs dr. combat,-however we
will C uclndc our editorial labors this week
by mentioning something about the wet
Their, &c. We have been favored with n
sudden change. From warm and genial
the weather has become cool and bracing.
The planters are taking advantage of the
favorable weather to grind their cancs.-
The yield so far is generally good, ranging
nom one to one and half t." the acre.
IT.
HhNKSGlVING.-1hcf following is the
proclamation of Gov Moore, of Louisiana.
setting apart aday for public Thanksgiving
for the blessing Of the closing year:
1z0nhygirjRg Pr0ciamafion.-Itis our
boundcn duty either in time of prosperity
or adversely, to bow down in humble sub
mission to the Christening manifestations
and DEGREES of Divine providence, and to
acknowledge the inscrutaLle wisdom and
business Of his dccrcc-it now bccoms Us.
after season Of general good health and
prosperity, to recognise the
same Advise power as the Supreme Source
Of all blessings and cnioymerts.
And az it has been customary in this
Safe to observe a day Of public thanks
giving, therefore, | have though, proper to
rgcoumrnd that Thursday, the 18th dav
Of November next, be set part for that
purpose, and suggest to persons IF all
crrrds aud denominations the prorricty Of
GA that day ,hcir usual busi-
ntsr ayocations, HAT ii may be dedicated
exclusively 70 the wolsAip Of Almighty
God.
Given under ny hand and the seal Of
>talc. hi, l1ih day OF October, 1860. end
ot ihc independence # tie United States
II America the cighty-ith.
By the Governor: THos O.NooaE.
j. Hamilton Hardy. Assistant Secretary
ID STATE.
Cctohcr p. 1850.
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4 We hope that all who ale indebted 70 the
'Rcd River American will come IN and
=" We are low relieved from the ardu,u;
; of political canvass, and w, shall take n
time to attend to cur business affairs, which
been neglected too long.
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veral prominent men who have re-
y arrived in Washington from Nan
feny Thaddeus Hyatt's story about
ing in Kansas. They state that the
rs lad short crops, b.. made enough
Hn, cl.isdrapi,od.
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a'Ele Augusta SS.s. ArScRat Under
EcGcrHi Troops.

MY l0Ek, Nov. 6--Thr Washnetol sa,rc.-
Poni-nt 9th New York Tim 5 says tha. .. t..
sp'cid request of anambcr of pronimer. oit.,r,-.
II Georgia The government la, placed Tia, Angus
. q .,g-,t,.t .,,..t.., I'll.
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~ THINGS Ar iIoME.-lEc weather for
src most of III" week has been very rainy
At the present imditing, however, it is
.,ul,nshiny and pleasant. The genial rays
a. f.. OH Sol' never felt so delightful rs
II liter November rain.
|6 Monday night last was announced for
T,ae Bell and Everett torchlight procession.
b ut owing to the Indebtedness of the
/. ,.ieather. the turnout was but small in com
btarison t. their previous magnificent dem
Illustrations. After the Bell and Everett
], recession disbandcl, the Whaugdoo-
piles" some twenty in number turned
Leut," dressed in comic costumes, and dis
|sauised with hideous masks, paradod the
Principal streets of the town. Their rath
r comical appearance was quite amusing
fb all lookers-on. The WhandOodlcs" is
|cae title of new order in this town, and
is wilhal quite an unique concern.
b Tuesday dawncd clear and pleasant.
Pie election passed off quietly; less cx-
itement was manifested than perhaps at
Pny Presidential election ever before held
g the parish. The utmost order prevailed
throughout the day.
The town presents quite a lively and
Furnishing appearance. The "denguc"
pm unpleasant visitant has, we believe,
ptally disappeared from our midst navi-
ption is fairly resumed our planters are
usy harvesting their crops, which we re
ret to say are comparatively small bust
sss Of all kinds is getting brisk money
arket is mcha.gcd, aud politics is
lightly Oh the Gcci.Rc.
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"JusT MARGiED"--A pretty poem on =
Dry pretty subject. which appears origin
|y in this paper, on the outside 1t was
bitten by "MIIlIE MAYFiELp," the gift
poctess of the "Cresccnt City" We
|pe that our columns may be often
orned with the gems Of her poetic Pc.
By the way, We have some talented
Fy writers in Rapidcs, and now tina. the
residential canvass is over, and politics
no longer the "all absorbing topic" we
pc that they will also favor II, with some
their productions.
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81 Tie opposition to the Republicans
New York have elected IL Congress
4. This favorable result in this STATE
! makes il certain that the total oppo-
pm majority in the next House of Rep
initiatives will be nineteen.
he Opposition majority in the Senate
be eight; enough to satisfy the entire
servativc portion of the country.
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srlde, said Hugo, was born in'heaven. lint
fting by what way She foil thcr,fiuIa. She
never md her way thi her again.
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The wits VIII nave ,leii sun in spite Of
the troubles of the country, and even out
Of those troubles. For example ta!tt tie
following:
The Was have found ont tie wy to
setil" the "irrepresssiblc coni.r.," WILTON,
coming to blows. One a,sc.,s lhai ;L,A
best way t. "hrc \ Southern heart Is To
make love TO Il Southern belle. aud auatlcr
says the "cot,on region my abe p.rc.p-
iiaied into a revolution" by marrying at,.
--LoaisriEc Jo4raa.
The foregoing theories read yrry we'll
but it would 30 impossible tor@juoy them
to practice without resort to Q.a,.-
Y mi p.sYo>,;.
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TIE WV. NJ. LEyY.-This new and
lgaiEcent steamer made her Gcbvt upon
waters of " old Red" f.w days ago.
+ is built expressly for the New Orleans,
|pxandria aud Natchitochcs trade, and
commanded by Capt. Ned Puckcti,
courteous gentleman. Her Office is
need by that veteran, not in agc, hat in
business, Carter Bemon, ESQ. Her
rk needs no communication at our LanG.-,
|he is too well known in Rapilcs. The
he of the steamer alone ought to make
popular with our friends above.
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p. ob"hIc HHsurrccuoa in virsis-

NEw YORK., Eov. G.-Thr Wmli's Wa i.ng-
."A COR p'nd.nt says that Gen. lEan,y has I,it
'' a<+un" to c"lamand of the department. in
.i-'lnc"c" OF anonymous letters lhr,N,I;n-
m ii>uinct:on IN Virginia
"1T. L,.,d.r las ordered ;lIc troops to tc ready
go Mere n 4 fi.l.L.nt'S NOTICE.