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n Undou btedly the Oldest man In The
world. SAYS the N. O. Crescent. IL Captain
viroux, Of Belgium. He Was born on the 9th
ofNovember, 1900, and Is consequently loo
years old. He entered the army In 1850, st
the advanced age Of i2i years, and remained IN
tho service until recently, when he was pus
upon the pension List. f3rs/
= AMr. Amunn, late from India, has
arrived In London, with parcel Of diamonds,
for one Of which he asks 81 500 900. The Hart
ford Times learns that customer Is waiting
for him to get three more just like It, when hs
proposes to purchase the lot for set Of sleeve
buttons.
~ Tho steamship North Briton, Capt.
Borland, sailed from Portland for Queenstown
and Liverpool st 4 O'Clock. Saturday sfter-
noon. Steamship Bohemian sailed from the
same port for st. John, N. B., on Saturday
morning.
81 The jury in Carstang vs. Shaw case
hayeseturned o verdict for the defendant. A
motion for new trial was made, which, II re-
fused, the case will bs taken to the Supreme
Court.
DErnoIr, MIcrr.. March Q. The Republicans
have elected their candidate for Mayor ofthe
city. .a
- The Bangor Whig says stick OF pine
timber was cut of the Megalloway River last
week, measuring lis feet in length, and SCALING
nearly e0Oo feet Of lumber. Such trees are
not common.
~ On Saturday evening, while steamer
Chesapeake was entering Portland harbor, she
came in collision with and sunk the schooner
C,arina, of md for Friendship, Me. A young
man named Isaac Brown, Of Bremen, Me, was
drowned.
talk Of the inferiorty ofthc female mind!
exclaimed an excited womau's Rights ,oratorial
why, Mr.. President, woman possess infinitely
more of the divine affiatus than man, and any
one who attempts to get around her In these
days, s,,v,H haze to start rery early IN the Morn
ing. 49,,
What church do you attend, Mrs. Part
ingtonr ss r.ft
'Oh, any paradox church whero the Gospel
Is dispensed With
The old lady will have no difficulty in finding
such.
E It Is said that girl in Pittsfeld, Mass,
was struck dumb by the firing ofa cannon
Since then, 1t is said, o number Of married mer
have invited the artillery companies to com,
and discharge their pieces on their premises.
The Union and journal., 1860-04-06

V On Wednesday. the 2sth ult, large
tenement house on Finy hftli st.. N. York,
took fire, and ten persons residing in the upper
stories, were burnt to death. The entire
families Of Mr.. Andrew Wheeler, and Mr.. Ben
nett, consisting OF wife and four children
each, were the victims Of this dreadful holo-
caust. The house was perfect tinder box, and
the means Of egress were insufficient. A sister
in law Of Mrs. Bennett, jumped from window
in the 4th story, and sustained injuries which
have since resulted In her death.
The Union and journal., 1860-04-06

- Ephnam X. Smart Is in training again
for the gubcrnatorial nomination OF his pany
His faction Of the party carried the rsso'uvn;'
Of the convention last year, but lost the nS%'. ~
nation. We suppose This year smart VIII III, o
nation and let the Leoomptonites have the plat
form! It's all the same win tnc uemyS'
and. We win add. all the same with the hepuo-
iieans-B Bangor J<6srsontan.
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Y The German Republicans of Cincinna-
ii held meeting few days ago, and passed
resolves expressive ofdesirc to entcrforthwith
upon the Presidential Canvass oflS60; their
firm adherence to the views expressed by
the recent Republican State Conveition,
called to choose delegates to Chicago; and
their JOY in knowing that the German Rep
ublicans everywhere have expressed them
selves In n similar manner.
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DIVIDEND. The directors Of the City Bank
on Monday declared per cent dividend for
the last six months. We understand that there
were sufficient earnings on hand, besides pay
ing all the current expenses Of the institution,
to have paid four per cent dividend, and then
thcte would have been left asmall surplus over.
The directors however, thought best not to
declare but 3 per cent.
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trict win meet In convention at
UNION HALL, IN BIDDEFORD
wednesday, April 18Th, 1850,

At II o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose of selecting two
delegates to the National Republican Convention
which meets at Chicago. on the 10th day Of May
next "...
The basis Of representation will be one delegate
every seventy votes thrown for the Republican
candidate for Congress In 1858. and one additional
delerate for every seventy-hve Republican votes
then given. which gives one hundred and thirty
two delegates, as followsi
The Union and journal., 1860-04-06

Coon BEEF.-That roast Of beef LEFT at our
dwelling, from the meat shop Of John E. Gould.
on the corner OF Liberty and Franklin stree s,
was an elegant onc We had II cooked on the
day we received the good news from Connecti-
cut, and did not perceive that Its democratic
antccedents impaired its good qualities at oil.
We never object to Democratic beef" II the
quality Is good, but we wish It to be understood
that we have insuperable objections to demo-
cratic politics. Our friend Gould can always
buy beef from democrats, and we will venture
that his customers will not turn from his shop
on this account, even though they may be re-
publcans. lie keeps good beef and his prices
no doubt will DO found satisfactory.
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Renort of the Committee

To INQUIRE info he management Of the
Poor Farm and Of the Ioirns Poor,
Of S,eo, he erpedieney Of Sale or En-
change Of the Farm, Purchase Of Wsod
Lot, SC.
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II Hon. Amos NJ. Roberts, one Of the
delegates at large to the Democratic National
Convention, at Charleston being unable to at
tend. on account Of business ensagemen'''-
Judge Rice Of Augusta, one OF tho Judges OF
the Supreme Court Of the State, has been elected
by the other delegates to fll the vacancy. Tho
Judge has q hankering after politics. hhs
PROCESSES to make business OF them, common
decency would seem to require that he should
resign his place on the bench. II the Judge
should carry with him (if' he goes) copy OF
the decision ofthe Court Of which he Is . mem-
and to which he gave his cordial assent, pro.
nouncing the Drcd Scot decision extra Judicial
and ofno legal effect upon the State Of Maine.
and present Il with his credentials. hs would
hardly obtain q seat inthe convention.
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Portland City Election.

The municipal election held in Portland on
Tuesday resulted in the election OF Howard
Democrat by majority of Is votes, and the
democrats carried four of the seven wards ol
the city thus giving the democrats the control
ofthc city government for the year. The vote
was very large, about 300 more than 1t was in
1855 when about 1900 votes were thrown. The
vote on Mayor stood Jewett republican, 2373'
Howard, 2i2o, Scattering, ID.
The defeat Of the republicans by this triaing
majority is attributed by the .adrerti'er, and
we have no doubt justly, to local causes. There
has been great hue and cry raised. about the
enormous expense of the new city Building,
about the gas expenses, and other matters
The Democrats naturali1ed an unusual number
of Irishmeu-and considering all the c'rcum-
stances. the vote Is by no means disheartening
one. nor can It bc taken as indication OF the
republican power in the city. The Advertiser
says "it may safely be set down our majority
in September at between 800, and 400"
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E II Is said that q girl In Pttsfeld Mass,
was struck dumb by the firing ofa cannon
Since then, 1t is said, number Of married men
have invited the artillery companies to come
and discharge their pieces on their premises.
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G5e dniol' 4 yoarnal.
Bidd.iord. Friday Morning, April 6, 1860.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION /!
First Congressional District.

8 Of the First Congressional Dis
I'M ~. aaf In annvantinn at
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WILL EFFECT Ally CURE
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Eaur-
over a H,i,lion o: Bottle,

VtEE z lf<tEblt 90 ISUlEEts
Have been sold during the last SIX months and in 80
instance has it failed n giving entire satisfaction WHO
tlen, win suffer from Weakness Debility when Ac
Leq1i's SiTe5l5 l.eHiag Cordial viii cure you!
No language csn convey adequate idea Of the i'm
mediate and almost miraculous change produced by
taking this Cordial in the diseased ebilitated and
shattered nervous system, whether broken down hy
excess weak by nature impaired by sickness The
relaxed and utsstrlng organization restored lis
prestine health and vigOr.
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U0utnlercIagg.
0AILY PATRIOT OFFICE
y sbvill., December 4 1860
Monetary.

YESTERDAY was dull day in the Money
Mark"i. Which w.s characterized by graf
~'ringency. Ne change IA us,eurreni funds
The K:..xsiilc Wh52. II SATURDAY,, aGacuncrs
the sAspeiisioh of the Ocoee B,tk ''st The
earutsi solicitation" OF business mei of KNOX
vile Il adois-s-I'ie inclination ii he o.. Z
rs Of ,liis Bank X a. TO bold on eud pay out.
a. ts.es were fully able 10 do. bu: ;:li5 would
have dfaiucd tleni OF al. tier specie, the
other Banks Aasing suspended. but by sus-
pending also, the Bank h1s placed Eerseif in
Il condition 70 give that al Il peeGniary
way, when Is 50 essential 10 Inc we'll being
OF h people. aud to he lradess and mer-
chants. but 10 their very deliyerapce from
ruin
COTTON Nothing was doae in the Cot
ton market yesterday. Dispatches from New
Orleans, S ,tulday. 81 t. that business there
had entirely suspended and cons qnently
30 one here wishes to parchdse ut any price.
CHEE5E-Wes;ern Reserve lI(9114e per
pound.
FLOUR-W quote:
Superiine in barrels 50 90
Extra, 8 5o@6 10
-: in sucks, ) 25(93 so
WHEAT-This article is scarce, and will
sell readily at 81 25l9l 30 per bushel.
BACON-Shoulders iOl, clear sides lS@
Il; bans 3s@14c per Ii.
CORN.-White SO per buShei; mixed Use.
UATS-45950c per Jushel.
LARD Supply iimi,e4- Sales At l34 to
I5c per 10. according to package.
MEALS selling At So. p bushel.
FEArHERS-We quote at 4l943c. 3 Il.
GIN5EN3-4O@45c. 2 b
GROCERIE5.-We quote: Fair sugar
93@1O 2 10; prime TO choice 1O9l04c-; in
barrels }(G9Ic. advance - these figures.
Sew York C...lye Sug4rs lO4(9Il4e. F d.
crushed and powdered II 3{Gl lie: Loaf ll9
lie. . b.
MOLASSES AND SYRUP.-Molasses in
barrels 4GC9l5c p gal; half barrels $50
48c: Sugar Hoa-e 43945c. Golden Syrup
in barrels 75c.: half bsrirls Soc; AID kegs
(ten gals.) S5c-
COFFEE.-Rio IG9l62c.; Laguyra none
III ndTHeti Java IJtG1 zvc- y ID otoch ii5ht.
TEA.-Imperial 5Oc@5l; Guapowdef 80
975c.; Young Tyson 409GO; Black 90
@I 80.
SALT.-Wc quote Coarse Sack at 81 SO ;
and Fine at 81 G09SI 10; and Barrel at
4Oc. p bashs.
COTTON YARNS The following are The
agents quotations for Gotten Yarns: 700
and 500, Sc. p doz.; go, Zoe; 500, lie,
and 400, lie.
lY.-ilecti-i,a Is hid at2I924c
p gallon. and country at 5O975c- p gallon
according to quality.
CANDLGS.-Stlr I6c per ID, for ligh
weight; zoe for fnil weight. Tallog, summer
pressed I3c; Sperm 45a50e per ID.
R4~ins-hlyet S3t3 70 per box; ". r
50 5Oa2 IS.
SOAP-Turpentine 81 25a2 IS per box.
BRAN-SI.10 per cWt.
HAY-s26(@27 per ton.
RYE-sI O09l Is per bushel.
BARLEY-SI 3 pr buShel.
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Dec. Miauetouka. P4ducah.

DSN- j AiAutlGuhsi. stdASssu.
THE river is falling, with IL feet water on
the Shoals. There was slight fall of snow
Sunday nigh bat The weather moderated
yesterday, and had ,hr appearance last night
of coming rain.
Coal BoArs.-SsVeral coal boats arrived
yesterday from the upper mines on the Cum
berland. One of them passed down to the
lower landing.
STEAMBOAT DIsAsTERs-We learn from the
Memphis papers Of Saturday. that the steam
er Kate Ereach, on voyage irom Cincinnati
for tie Arkansas river, was destroyed by fire
last Wednesday night. She was lying just
below the landing al Napoleon. at which
place she took lire and was spe, Oily cohsum-
ed. The boat aud cargo are an eniite loss.
The passengers, offieere and crew were saved.
1t is supposed 10 have been the work OF an
incendiary. She was owned by Messrs. Paul
and Murd. OK, steamboat agents IN Ciucinna-
Il, and was VALUED at about 81 zoe Il is
thought she was Insured to the full amount.
The steamer .Aeaela oett,ss Vas sunk on tie
23d uls., about four miles below Lille Red
River, on. White. She was also from Gu
cinnati. with q good freight trip The Ad-
miral took portion OF her freight % Jack
sonport. and on her Return brought her Oil
GERS and Eemainder Of freight TO Des ARG.
Sis vas valued al 50 500, owned by Captain
Dizmukss, and supposed 10 be iuily insured
in Cincinnati Offices.
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From Charleston.

CHARLESTON De. IA special Washing
ton dispatch. 10 the Courier Jays the Pre-
sid-nt hopes South Carolina will not compel
him 10 collect the rev-nuc by force.
At a Iarg.. meeting. Col. BilbU said Ten
nessee would seeede 80 days after South Ca
rolina In horH1
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A@ a very yieid impression pervaded
this community yesterday morning that win
ter has come. The fr-t Thing that greeted
the eyes of the town when it had put on its
clothes and looked out At the window was
the ground coveted with snow. Tue heavens
were dark with viniry cloud, aad though
the winds had not yet turned out TO play
with The irezses of FAIR ms.idens on the street.
and pinch the dear little nose of the Children
on their wav To school, there was still qui t
coIdn.ss in the atmosphere well calculated 10
give a fresh impetus to The trade ia fuel md
ready-made clothing Disguise the fact in
warm fires and thick blankets a. you viii,
there can be no mistake about it-Winter :
has come.
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FEOVISTON S-8Iess ork has declined t. 4 ESQ
Il 5 tn slies of 90 bbIs II the TIE
best bran are held al the later rate Lard may be
quoted at9ikG9Lsc. $50 eccs sold IT 95SG9Ac IN tie
Io,euoon. q Ceh Meats are lover ID he uiar; 100
pieces sold It 615DTc 10 II inns, AID 45zc for Suoui-
dvis. At he Close p. ices mmal
grocer ES-llOlasss as declined to 2S032c, ac-
cordiag 10 quality Sugar Is dull at 69z971sc. Coffee
14ZGI5l6c
OIL-I4 bbs Lnseod sold at SOC.
WHEAT-rhe receipts continue light and very lit
tie offering; buye.s offer 9OcGGs for p;me red aud
viii e, out Is below tie Views OF uolde s Sties
$50 bush prnie red at soc.
COKN-The market is dull and heavy but prices
unchan ,ed; quote at 1908 C. the latter rate
at tn lo~ depots. les 500 upp-r de pots
at &c; 500 do al lJSer depot al 81.
UATS-The demand is ia r, and the market steady
at 39i y bulk. Sales 100 busu in bulk at &c
RYE-Ihe market is unc a god and steady at $40
5Sc pine. S,les 25o bus. 5Sc, 80 do from
tore at &C.
BARl.cY-The market continues dull, and the de
nit Prices are u-c4an-ed. We quo e
Prime iais 1T 15E1oOc sales 250 Oushprime fail i
zoe; 4CO DO sPr4-ge Dos
HAY-The market is dull At sI5 5O@I6 per ton for
prime Timothy, Ia bales, arrival.
CHEESE-The EXPORT demauG IS limited and the
mar ct dull. We quote shipping Is W. K. at 9146
9lSc; Hamburg at I C, ana Z. d. at lie.
But ER-The demand is limited aud local. and the
IN .rk,t ul at I4G15c for prime roll.
APPI.ES-lh he market is stea ~ aad the dem nd
rat SIl5I 30 per Dbl To- fair t. p line Western aud
81 pc. bUl FOR p inc new r6.
POrATll S-TueTe l. a b tier demand, bat prices
with ut change, quote prime Mesh ana ocks at
COG sc pee 5usG arrival, and 81 35d1 10 per Dbl
frO.n store.
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Kings County, New Yer


From the Daily Evening Traveller, Boston, November
Is, 1889
For years, aye, from time mmemorial, have house
keepers wanted prep ration which should possess
the power of reuniting the fragments of cfOckery,
glassware, furniture, &C., which vii! &C Emulate in
every household. This desderatum has at last been
filed by Mr. H. C. Spading, of No 80, Patt steet,
New York, who has introduced TO the public his Pre-
pared Glue, which is destined TO become as much of
requisite in every family as the luefer match
taIc pin This glue is engrossed in chemical sou-
ton the manuf cture of which is OF secret
with the proprietor. Its adhesive qualities truly
astonishing, joining together, il will, heavy pieces
OF wood, well the delicate pieces of china
or glass
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04

The Triumph qf Te7stdJLe Aedecines Oosr CalOHlel,
QIlHiHe, AID hear -iHdTed ADIerIL P0lSohs
The serious INJURIES allied upon the sick, afflicted
with Cns ami Fever, Ague ana ever, Y yhOIu
Fever scarlet ami other fyves in the Administration
Of QIiuIns CalOmei, AFsgIicf Blue rid, whole.
sale doses. dany IN the saifon COured, and
yeIUw-sziunsd cripple totters through our
streets vanly crying out for neairh-hedlh !hediut!
let physicians ami others bear III ld, that III al
cases either other disease, where custom
has sanctioned prescription Ot QInine, Jalunei,
or Blue Pill, that RAUWAT' REGULATING PILLS
Will secure the patient all the benefits, IN a much
than these prisons expected TO achieve,
without enJIIng SUCH terrible attacks OF the liver,
heart, and general system Ninetenths OF the dis
eases hat atlict US, caused by oyer-dOsing with
QIinne. Arsenic, CaIOmel, &c,
RA0wAY's REGULATING Pills operate in from three to
SIX nUurs-ju strain the systemic not weaken il
do IrTitaIe the bOwels-are te with gum anu
III pleasant TO take-pOsItivey cures constpa
ton liver aint, iudgeStIUn CrrhOea, mei cUrlal
DISEASES, &c wucn nothing else viii touch the COM
plants From 10 pills Will produce healthy dis
Cd urge. Guaranteed TO be free from mercnI qunne,
iodine, antimUny, and ever drastic ana dangerous
DIR 4 The APPARENT the world for ladies and
children.
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TIE roRS OF c.


II was some two or three m nths ago,
In the beautiful Town o. Co.,
That maiden l say whom you may know
Bat you never WI know from me;
And this maiden she went to boarding school
Iuths b auuful iowa II c.
Iwts in love, aid she was in love,
CAT Least, she was said to be),
But s5e loved with Goubie a1d-twisted love
i fellow some mil, from c.
With love that and the boys in town,
Supposed was Intended Tor me-
md this is the reason, some weeks ago,
In ibis cay old town OF C.,
That lnls fellow cine into the village wo0i8g
the den so worship2ed By me
Came wool g md wi ming her away rom town,
And worst Of all, from me
To shut her up III his new log house
Syme f. teen niles frym C.
The boys, who hal somehow got wind Of The thing
Wen. p1kin4 Their fun me-
Yes that was the reason las al men kuow
L the heart,ss y 6 Of CO
That one nj ht when ihe stage coach came through
town,
Imqde myself scare in C. BRICKS
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The Advertiser, having been restored to health in a
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having suf
fered several years with severe lung Affection and
that dread disease, Consumpton-Is anxious 10 make
known to his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire 1t, he viii send copy the pre-
scrpton used Gree OF charg with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they viii find
sure cure for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRON
CHI7ZS, DC The only object Of the advert ser in
sending the Prescription is benefit the afflicted and
spread iuformatiOn which he conceives to be nvaIu-
able, and he hopes every sufferer Will try IS remedy
ii Will cost them nothing, and may pro blessing
Parties wishing the prescription Will address
Rev. EDWARD A. WI on,
Williamsburg,
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e. The largest hotel in the world Is the
LiudeI Housc. now nearly completed, in St
Louis. It, cost. uniurni-hrd, will be $780,
600. l. has 500 rooms. aud Can rcceiv. =
200 guests. j boarder. desiring ak be-
fore breakfast, may 20 through The or'idor
one and quarter miles, without passing over
the same floor twice Ii will require 80 600
yards ol carp.iiug o cover III rooms aud
stairs. 40 or so miles OF bell wire will be nee
esSary, aud line three immense water tanks.
containing 80 600 gallons o. water, will re- {
on the roof. and lie continually rePienished
by steam engine.
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BuFH SIDES Or THE Picture IN THE SANE
PAPER-Tne Disunioui>ts ana S-ces-Ionisis
Of Memphis held meeting IN that city Sat
urday night last. The AUti1Hate has two ac-
counts Of the afIair--oue 10y the chief editor,
and another 10y cue Of his reporters From
one We learn that the Distinguishing charac-
teri~tics of the meeting were great unanImity
OF feeling and sentiment, and tremendous Ell
thu>iaSm: from the other that the whole
thing was little better than rowdy fl ;aiiCn
quite a. bud In TACT, as the Charleston or
Baltimore Convention.
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TO CnnsII,lan1ixes.

I4w4w
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BRIoGEr.-Missus wants yOH to send her box Of
Cephac Clue no, bottle ct Prepared Pills,-bat IN
thinking that not just it naither but perhaps yea
be aitller knowing what il is Ye she's nigh dead
ami gone with the Sick Headache, and wants some
more OF that same as relaved her before.
DrHqgiSt.-You must mean Spading's CephIlic Pills.
Bridget-ochi sure now and you've sci il here's
the quarther and Civ the Pills aud don't 90 ali day
about il aither.
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gadway,s Reneya.ing I:esoIyen,.

For al erOUs, eruptiye diseases, RADwAY's RESovA-
REsOLyENT, Is thing needful. Ii revolt
TONES the condition Of the blood, expeling every
elturuL that tends decomposition and putriuity
and equazes the cir uatiOn 1t restores the impaired
constitution 1t radically eyes, and all
in of the Ece person. IL makes the scrOf-
sound and removes every syphiltic faint from
the dlsased system.
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20 The Elec oral College meets in this
city tomorrow. There are several gentle
men WHO will offer their services as Messen-
ger to carry the vote Of the State to Wash
ington. We do not know the exact number,
but it may be safely put down at from sixty
10 seventy.
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Special Motites

EzoIIOyva5 - Ointment ore Legs, Wounds,
Ulcers, c., en- be cured The rational treatment as
Indicated by nature, is TO red ce The local nfamma-
ton, sOothe the neghboring nerves. cool the heated
blood and render the watery ichOrous discharge con
sistent and healthy. Happily, HO0way's '-intment
accomp.ishes these ends with uniaiilDg certainty.
dee4 IR
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Is. "a. 81.
Railways Regulating Pills.

decI-dw4T
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Eating House Is in regular receipt OF all
kinds of wild Game. fresh Fish. Oyster, &c,
and if you want anything good to eat give
our friend B1GGs call and our word for ii
you'll be suited. BIGGs has made arrange
ments with dealers to receive Oysters III the
shell three times a week