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MRssHa Montgomery 4 6naith sell this day at i23
Il iii 1sztsafa zabes aie Tsresas) III raxies
elzs splendid s4dds ahd hsrea horses aise soad werk
nease rpr pnfEirulsEe ~ advertisement
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acknowledgements ipaerseasae The usaai rates
xssraa dlaosans spass 10 fsssiss aassstisers-
ASwne weekly Crescent Is rahlisssa every SAT
Hsas saornsnF sabscsipsion Systematically in advances
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Is PowER er AzT0RsEY 1t win be seen that Mi.
. #. willard has granted 4 power Of attorney to
Mr. w u. Coyis
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gxEaOHs NO. 70 CAMP STREET.
Yesssy sussesip.ssnr, $40 nr The Week, 10 Gents
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1HB snEKsas ss'iIa Al allcsaon to-day at noon, nj
5hs y Hste sszse, iie Flint
apd Fegrh DAgs5rss sse advertisement. N
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The Toilet.

"TRGFEL1oo IS THE TRUE SECRET OF BEAUTY
"TREFEL1o" Cures ali Eraptions.
4 "TREFELIon softcns the Skin
"TREFEEIO' Beantihes the Skin.
"TREFELIo . Rradicates Humor
"TREFELIon 80 cents d Bottle.
Particularly adapted to clitnses drops roured
in the for Battling decosiy refreshing and eshefs..
ing giving the Skin Freshness Suoohness Elasticity soness
Brliancy and PityGooling and nsgoating The
flesh firm and of aabaser richness Of Beauty removes All
Erup'ons. Immensely popular among tbe Ladies'
H1-sold everywhere At 90 cents bottle.
Sold Wholesale and retail By JAMES sY No. lsi canal
street, and by Druggists generally.
TIIEsToE & CO.,
my2S 2p1y General Agents 4S Broadvay Nesg YIN. =
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BEglRpAr MoRNlagts, lJuLy q, Isea.

AUCTION sAI.Es THIS DAY.
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bloomfield 81 Steei's
MAMMOTH BOOK AND PAPER ESTABLISHMENT.
Merchants, Banks,
INsU RANCE COMPANIES
Cotton Brokers,
win find establishment everyhin necessary to com
plete the cosatng with the best selected stock of
STATION RY
Ever Imported.
-Also-
COTTON SALES AND ACCOUNT CURRENT PAPERS
OF all Patterns
COTTON, GRAIN, SUGAR AND MoLAsSEs
Weighing Books.
BLANK BOOK aANuFAcTrRER s,
Printers and Bookbinders.
a1- As to price and quality, WE DEFY COMPETITIONS
BLOOMFIELD & STEEL,
iyls 2nsm No. 60 Camp street.
Tttcktng Combs
Just received from Paris beautiful assortment of IVORY
and SHE'LL TUCKING and DRESSING COMBS.
Alarge assortment Of LADIES' MOROCCO TRAVELLING
BAGS.
==... LION & ANDREE,
81 and sc Royal street,
je25 2ptf of Bienvle.
HardsCare.
BRUFF BROTHER Sc sEAyER,
ss4 and 3s6 Broadway,
NEW YORK
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs OF
Foreign and Domestic Hardware,
CUTLERY AND GUNS.
Manufacturers of RIFLES and DERRIGGER PISTOLS
Inventors of the Cast Steel oya-Eye COTTON HOES.
Sole A gents for R. r. Bruf's Celebrated AXES.
SUGAR SWIMMERS, LADIES and CANE KNIVES.
ANyILs, VICES, CHAINS, PLANTATION TOOLS, etc.
ss-ataognes furnished by mail apolicaon. iy2l 2ply
Watches, Jeseef3'y, etc.
BEING DESTROYS OF CHANGING MY BUSINESS,
II now
Offering my Stock
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SIL VERWARE, etc.,
AT COST PRIeEst
w. A. WILSON,
jy2 2ptf -- % Canal street
Fans. Fans. Fans.
just received from Paris beautiful assortment FANS
Also
A very choice assortment of EMBROIDERED LINEN
SHIRT BosoMs. For sale low by
.4-- LION & ANDREE,
81 and Sc Royal street,
jys 2ptf corner Bienville st.
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J. q. sIxoN, Edsser and Proprietor.
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.gssst Received,
a Fresh Consignment

w H II z q . 8 = 5
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jos. II. Thompson,

M E r G FL A Mt TAIL OR,
No. All BROADWAY, tneaF Canal sreetl,
je2s 2p2m New York.
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Roots, Shoes as.d Rroga,.s,
AT wHoLEsALE.

Plantations supplied with prime Dttchlng BOOTS RI.
BRoGAEs Wool Mexican, Leaf Straw and Garupeschy
| HATS, ct the lowest market prices, by
FROST co.,
No. TO- Magazine street. New Orleans
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Ezd0lpA0 W'oEfe's
TO the Travelling Community.

To tlae Travelling Community.
WoLFEs celebrated AROMATIC sCHfEDAM scHSAPPs
should be in tie hands every traveller No family shoa
leave the city he without supply daring the weather.
invariably The Ill change weather. aud a.
beverage ii is The priest liquor made in The world
Put NJ in pint and quart bottles Sold By all Druggists dro
GERS and Fruit Stores.
udolpho WoIfe's Pure Cognac Brandy,
In bottles imported and bottled by himself Warranted pEre
and the best quality, with his certificate each bottle
Udolpho WoIfe's Pure Old Port Wine.
Imported by himself in dozen each with his Ger
tihcate Of It's purity each bottle.
UdoIpho Wolfe's Pure Madeira Wine
In Of dozen each with his certificate on The bodies
guaranteeing It's purity.
Udolpho Wolfe's Pure sherry Wine,
Imported by himself Warranted pure his certificate on
the bottle and stamp on the cork.
Udoipho Woife's Genuine sehIedani
~5. AROMATIC sGHNAPPs,
Pints and quarts The Gin In the world Ali Grs
sold under the of schnapp not pu. up by him. MI i'm
position on the purchasers.
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HATS GAPS. ste.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving Of Six and
Fur, Cashmere Panama. Legho. Straw Leaf Mexican
and Wool HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST u co.,
iyl5 2p4W Magazine stfe.t
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From oar Special Travelling Correspondent.
SHREVEPORT, PARISH OF CApp,
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atu Orleans aaiIp Gassfent.

1HE OFFICIAL JOURNAL or NEW ORLEANS,
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ExpoRTs or CorroS Orleans for the year eommene
M on the LIST of October 1920 and ending 30h September
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Cigars 7 Cigars ,

SagssgS NfyNFS
Purchasers viii always nd in assortment of the well
xnown brandsInenudad Flor Puaas Meridana Flor de
Pancho Redowa eaborga Partsgas ow-somsthng Wash
ngton Dos Hermanas MaEo Habano etc at the oes
P. PRATS d CO.,
oa6 2ptf 20 Commercial Place.
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R8-Analyzcd by Chiffon Bear in mind
that willie other hair dyes endorsed harmless and ef
cious BY their proptetor Alone GRIsT ADoRos HAIR DYE
certified by Dr. Chiffon the distinguished chemist free
from poisonous Materials as safe as ii is superior
Dr. Chiffon has been selected by the city York 10 ana
ize tie Croon water and he has Csaoros DYE
as inocuous as that water in its purest condition.
Sold everywhere. and applied by all Hair Dressers.
Fer sale in New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL by j
WRIGHT CO., 81 and ISL Chartres street. General Agents.
iy9 2plm&W CRIsTADoRo. No. 8 Aston House, N Y
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ma% THE Best and Cheapest Sewing Ma
chimes Geo B. Sloat Co.'s New Style. fhese Machines
have great improvements all Others similar Wheeler
Wilsonsdoing away with the troublesome Leather
Loop Checks
Parties in want Of Sewing Machine invited call and
examine before making purchases at 81 Canal street
je25 2plm&W NJ. s. HEDRICK, Agent.
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DEATHS.

In Parsonfeld, Nov. ~, Loylna, wife Of Mr..
Paul ilussey, age,l GO years.
At Great Falls, Nov. -, ofconsumption, Mr..
Charles Bagley, aged ga printer by trade,
a young man of unblemished character, highly
esteemed and loved by all who knew him.
In Great Falls, Miss Lydia B. Pray, aged 81.
In Somersworth. Nov. "a, Clara A. Dow, for
merry of Chelsea, Mass, and granddaughter OF
Benjamin Hanson, Esq, Of Somersworth, aged
IL years.
In WILLIAMSON, Mass, Mr.. Reuben CULVER,
q revolutionary pensioner. He would have
been 90 years old on the 10Th of Feb. 1861.
In Kenne6unkpOrt, Mrs Loyina. wife Of Asa
Lord.
In this city, Nov. 10th at the residence OF
Stephen W. Smith, Miss Anna Smith, daughter
Of Simon and Olive Bunker, aged 36years and :
months.
In Kennebunkport, Marian, wife OF Joshua
Day, aged IS years.
On the fourth, in this city Mary,
wife OF Elias Harmon, Esq, aged 40
years. The 22nd Nov, Mr.. Samuel Hodge.
kins, aged 50 years and months On the 2nd
inst. Mary Fletcher, aged 50, wife Of Benjamin
Fletcher.
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MARRIAGES..

In Pownal, iith ult., by Rev. T.. s. jordan,
Mr.. Joseph Albert Hall, Of Saco, to Miss Alb
bic G., daughter Of Capt. Joseph Blackstone,
of POwnal.
In York, Nov. 2S, by Washington Junkins.
Esq, Mr.. William Card, and Miss Almira l..
Lewis, both ofYork.
In Dover. by Rev. Hicks, Mr.. Edward L.
Allen. 10 Miss Elizabeth Tracy, both of Dover.
In marlborough, 10Th inst, Mrs. John +.
Smith of Marlborough, to Miss Lydia L. Al
len Of Alfred.
In this city 2nd inst, by Rev. II. d. Abbot.
Mr. James VI. Andrews to Miss Ellen A. Trip,
both of this city.
In Ripley, 2ist ult, by Rev. s. 7. Kicker, Mr..
Augustus Lord, TO Miss Lydia A. Hui. Also
By the same, at the same time and place, MIR.
Albion Moody to Miss Julia +. HUFF, and also
Mr.. Horace 5. Hall to Miss Mary Eliza HUFF,
oil Of SacO.
In this city by Rev.w. Bullock, Dee .lst., Mr..
Joseph II. Shaw TO Mrs. Catharine Stanton both
of Saco Dec. 2nd by the same Mr.. Charles
HENDERSON to Miss Mary Woodland, both VI
BildefOrd.
Nov. 10th, in this city, by Rev. J. Stevens.
Mr.. Darius G. Libby and Miss Mary L. Ham,
blen of BiddefOrd. Doc. 9Th by the same Mr..
J. X. Lewis, Of walfeet, Mass. and Miss Annie
Thompson ofthis city.
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Mr.. Jenerson's Sentiments.

When Mr.. jefferson. amer the exciting con-
test Of 1900. was about TO accede to the Admin
istration Of the Government, and when, as now.
grave fears were entertained for the perpetuity
OF the Union, he summed up, in his inaugural
address, as among the essential principles OF
our free institutions:
Z" The prsssrraiiOa of the General GOvcrH-
nsni in its trhOls constitutional rigor, as The
shs,i-aaehOr of our peace at home dad 'ajsiy
abroad /, a jealous care 9fthe right OfsieeiiOa
By the psople-a mild and safe corrective Of
abuses rkiek are Topped By the s,rOrd Of rsro-
tuition, rhere psde,abls rsRsiiss are not pro-
rilsl an absolute Gequie'esHee in ths rriH q
the asJOriiy-iAs viial principle Of Republics,
from ,rhiek there is no appeal but TO- force, The
riiai principle. Gad inReiiate parsRt IF ds'-
p9tism.',
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TRIUMPH PRoAxSApE CoScrRr.-Thanks-
giving evening was celebrated by the Triumph
Rows by Promenade Ccaeert at City Hail.
There were lot, present. and all were in
Thanksgiving frame Of mind. The music was
inspiring, the ladies looked smiling and pro
piiiou., hut We didn't dare to danee-~e were
afraid we should be out Of fashion, shouldn'
know the figure or the step. and might set
laughed At. nobody likes be laughed al,
and so We looked on and had good time sec
ing the others en- - IL, which they apparently
did most heartily. During the early part oil
the evening brief speeches were made by Geo.
II. Knowlton. ESQ, and Louis o. cowan, ESQ
The occasion vas pleasant as well asa most
successful one.
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INV PENs.-We have been using for a
week or two past DE Young's Rubber Coat
ed Platina.pOinted Pens, and find them an
excellent article being rubber-coated, they
do not eorrode. and are superior in all res
poets to any pm We have socn ,unlcssperhaps,
the gold pen. Mr.. l.. A. FOSs. OF Kenne'
bunkpOrt, has the agency Of these pens. fol
the towns Of Slco, Biddcford, Kcnnebunk
and Henncbunkport, and will furnish then
to purchasers at the rateof one dollara sross
including haH dozen accommodation holders
We think they only need be known, to SELL
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A Real Blessing.

Phyieian.-well. Mrs. Jones, how is that
headachei
Mrs. Joae,,-Gone! Doctor, all gone the
pill you sent cured me In just twenty minutes,
and wish you would send mo moro 20 that l
can have them handy.
Phuician.-You can get them ut any drug
gists. Call for Cephalic Pills, find they never
fail. and recommend them In all cases OF head
ache.
Mrs. Jones, shall send for box directly.
and shall tell all my suffering friends, for they
are real bIsssing.
TWENTY MILLIONS or DoLLARs sAvEp.-Mr.
Spalding has sold two millions Of bottles Of his
celebrated Prepared Glue and II Is estimated
that each bottle saves Mt least ten dollars worth
Of broken furniture, thus making ~ aggregate
oftwenty millions Of dollars reclaimed from to-
tai loss by this valuable invention. Having
made his glue household word, he now pro-
poses to do the world still greater service BY
curing all the aching heads with his Cephalio
Pills, II they are ~ good As his Glue, Headaches
will soon vanish away like snow In July.
GnEAr DISCOVERY the most impor.
tant Of all the great medical discoveries Of this
are may be considered the system OF vaccins.
ton for protection frem Small Pox, the Cepha-
lie Pill for the relief OF Headache, and the use
ofQuininc for the prevention Of Fcvers, either
Of which Is q sure specific, whose benefits viii
be experienced by suffering humanity long a..
ter their discoveries are forgotten.
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SEcEssIoS.-The news in regard to secession
does not materially change the aspect of Affairs
since our last. The Message and apress OF other
matter eompels US to omit any lengthy articles
ON this subject. We however give the fol-
lowing article from this weeks Democrat
entire. Its Editor, good easy soul, takes the
matter cody.
~ Nothing new In regard TO the secession
movement. Ii is generally agreed that the
country Is In imminent peril.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Something Ncw and Satisfactory.
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.

A very common and general objection against
Life Assurances has been the following 81 may
pay my premium ,V ia number Of then Seh
In order 10 meet and remedy this objection, this
Society has determined 10 grant the advantage Of
A Ns.-Fsrfsifiag Policy, whish requires but ten an
nual payments 10 secure the amount assured with
this advantage that every premium paid secur
a specified amount payable Al death. srss fhs etA-
,r pr,.i.ms are vet pad. ny this arrsnsemeni
there can be no possible less 10 the takers out u
policies
In BlidefOrd. ~
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y The Baptist Ladies give a Tea Party
Wednesday evening at the New City Hall.
A very pleasant company assembled and
marched to the inspiring music of llarlow's
Band.
The tables presented an unusually sub
stan,ial appearance, and we opine that no
one LEFT the hall hungry. Geo. @. BOyden
presided, and capital speeches were made
by Daniel S,imson, Esq, Hon. Leonard
Andrews and Samuel G.. Hamilton, Esq.
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Constipation or Costivcnoss.

No one Of the many" ills that Hesh % heir
to" Is so prevalent, 90 little understood, and
80 much neglected as costivcuess. Omen origi.
mating In carclessness or sedentary habits ;
Is regarded as slight disorder Of too little con-
sequence to excite anxiety, while In reality
Il Is the precursor and companion OF many OF
the most fatal and dangerous diseases, and un-
less early eradicaied 1t will bring the sufferer to
on untimely grave. Among the lighter evils OF
which costivencss IL the usual attendant are
Headache, Collie, Rheumatism, Foul Breath,
piles and others Of like nature, while long
train Of frightful diseases such a. Malignant
Fcyers, Abcesses, Dysentery, DiarrhGs, pys-
pepsia, ApopleIy, Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hys-
terra, Hypochondriasis Melancholy and Insan.
ity. first indicate their presence In the system
by this alarming symptom. Not unfre9uently
the diseases named originate In Constipation,
but take m Independent existence unless tho
cause Is cradicaied In an early stage. From all
these considerations Il follows that the disorder
should receive immediate attention whenever u
occurs, and no person should neglect to get
box OF Ccphalic Pills on the first appearance OF
the complaint, Is their timely use will expel the
insiduous approaches OF disease and destroy
this dangerous foe TO human life.
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u Schooner Alice. Gollth~aite, from Saco
10 Salem, with cargo Of brick, dragged her
anchors in the gale Tuesday morning, about
six o'clock and went ashore nearfort NJ Cleary.
where she now lays, badly bilged, ON a rocky
bottom. The crew all got ashore, with their
clothing. one man only. George Hin, Of Bidie-
torl. being somewhat MISUNDERSTANDING his foot
bruised by plank. The captain remains by
the wreck, until the arrival Of the owners the
crew have returned home. The vessel will
proyc A total loss. No insurance on either yes-
sel or caryo.-lNew Hampshire Gazette.
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FmE.-On Wednesday night the building in
Pepperell Square, Saeo, occupied by Humphrey
Goodwin, as Furniture aud Colin Warehouse
took FIRE and the upper part Of the building
was nearly destroyed. Mr.. Goodwin loses al
most all Of his stock and tools. The lower por-
ton. occupied as shoe store and barber's
shop, was not much injured.
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Card.

Capt. e. s DAILY begs leave to express his
thanks TO Messrs. Bunker and Mcbride. with
several Others, TOR having manfally and skill
fully rescued him and his crew from the wreck
a, schr. Diamond, at the earliest possible mo-
ment. and also his heartfelt gratitude to Mr..
Mcbride and family for the Kind and hOspita-
bic car. bestowed upon him afsr being rescued
at his house.
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ryThe excitement in some parts Of Virginia
is increasing against strangers. Near Rich
mond. man Who would not tell a Vigilance
Committee where he came from or what his
business was in the neighborhoOd, was ridden
on a rail. When the COMMITTEES finished riding
him about. he eoolly informed them he was
from Columbia,S. c. lie was too late.
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Y The Baltimore Exchange says Judge
Taney's health is now better than for long
time past, and that his intellect exhibits the
clearness aud vigor which have characterized
its legal efforts in the past. The exchange
alis:-"we have reason to believe that the
Chief Justice does not contemplate handing in
his resignation to Mr.. Buchanan now or at any
other time"
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II Roger Sherman was member Of Con.
gress from Connecticut. lie went there from
the shoemaker's bench. John Randolph, who
had Indian blood in his veins. once rose, and
with his squeaking voice said /: 4" should like
to know what the gentleman from Connecticut
before he came here. did with his leather A.
prom" Mr.. Sherman, mimieking the same
squeakins sound. replied 4" cut it up. Sir,
to make mocissins for for the defendants OF
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SECESSION ASp THE MoRNoSs.-Ofhcial in
formation jus, received from Utah represents
the Saints in high glce over the prospects OF
disunion and Norman independence. Brig
ham Young claims to have propheeied the pres
eut condition OF things and that the Lord
would overthrow the despoilers and deliver hi:
chosen people.
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Man BURNED To DYAru IN PoRrL,sp.-At a
fire which occurred in Portland on Sunday
night. Mr.. Neil Wood. who resided near the
building destroyed, was burned To death while
assisting In removal Of the furniture He was
supposed to have been suioeated while in the
second story. His remains were found among
the ruins on the following day
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n6fsGELrANEoUs.

THE AxALoAHAffbs or LAsouAop.-Thefs
l. growing tendency In this age 70 appropri-
guages, and after while 10 incorporate them
into our own thus the word cephalic, which
Is from the Greek. signiying for the head."
Il now becoming Jopulariied In CONGESTION
with Mr.. Spaiding's great Headache remedy
but Il will coon be used In more general vatS
and the word Cephalic win become - common
rs Electrotype and many others whose distino-
ton a. foreign words has been worn away By
common usage until they seem native and 70
the manor born"
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GRAND Trunk RoAD.-The receipts on the
Grand Trunk Railway for the week ending
Nov. ,. were si,s5G,s2; increase, 81 ,39O,l7,
The total receipts from July 1, to Nov. 3, were
81 $40, 1883 /; same period last year. so,
ST., go increase. S3l7, 27s,i6.
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y This morning "wednesday We have
the iirs, sleishinS of the season. During
Tuesday night sufficient snow fell to war
rant the bringing out Of sleighs and sleigh
bells, and wheels have disappeared accord
ingly. " Winter has come, alaek alack :"
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Tue VorE or JouS BRowS's HONE, AM
BARrR's fERRr.-The only town in thu
county Of Essex, New York, which gave ma
jority against the Republicans was North Elba
the residence Of the family of John Brown.
Hsrper's Ferry in Virginia, rendered mem
orablc By Browns raid, yotel as follows
Douglas, 27s Bell as Breckenridge, II.
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Arc You Insured P

The subscriber. having been appointed an Agent
for several OF the best Insurance Companies in the
country, Is prepared TO take risks on Dwellings
stores, Merchandise, &C. And also Marine risks on
vessels, freights and Cargoes on terms consistent
with solvency ans fair profit.
lyr2s HAS. FRED TOwLE.
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CENSUS OF MrNSEsor, The total population
Is l75.525. The total AREA Of the state is esti-
mated at IS, 259 square miles, so that the popu-
lation Of Minnesota ON the first Of June, 1860.
was a little over two persons to the square mile.
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a CARD.

The undersigned desires to return his sincere
thanks to the ladies Of Weaving Room No. !, Mil
No 2, York Corporation, saeo, for the present 70
celyed from them ON Monday evening last.
60 sYLvANus SMITH.
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York County Temperance Association,

A meeting Of tho York County Temperance TEN
pennee Association will be held at the Bra,cl
Meeting House In Wells. ON Thursday, December
-, IsGO, commencing at 10 o'clock A. ~, and con
tlnue day and evening.
s. L. BRYANT, SECRETARY.
Dec Z. lg6O-iwD
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-12-07

DIR. q. ~. Sholes. Eclectic Phy.iciRu,
syes particular attention To diseases of the g,R0
urinary organs and special diseases Of women. See
advertisement In another column. lyrl2
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-12-07

Col. F. ID. Edgcrly was elected City Clerk
on "Wednesday evening last, in place OF G.
II. Knowlton, resigned.