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BANK OF BURLINGTON.
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BETTER PICTURES.


AND
LOWER PRICES THAN EVER,
The subscriber would respectfully invite the at
tenton C he Public 70 the largely
ciiities, afforded for his business IN the
NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS,
ALIENS NEW BLOCK CHURCH ST.
These spacious rooms, Constructed expressly
for the purpose) have been fitted up without re-
gard 10 expense, with everything that can add to
the comfort and convenience Of his customers, or
TO the excellence of the pictures there taken. The
arrangements for LIGHT are such as
ALyYA TSto SECCREn GOOD PICTURE
NEW rPARAIUs comprising the latest improve
meats, has heen added. &c, &C., afording, IL is
safe to say b,tsr faei!.;Iss than possessed by
any similar establishment in Vermont
With all these improvements, the prices &c
llILLEu's are i7,csr than
LOOK AT THIS!:
SIXTEEN Photographs fcr Dollar
Sixteen PHOTOGRAPHS for Dollar,
Sixteen Photographs Cor DoLLARI.
It true Call and soc.
5TERE0Sc0PIO family groupsO- single portraits,
SPHERE0TYPES.
PHOfOG RAPHS in India Ink,
PHOTOGRAPHS il Oil colors.
IVORYTYPES.
NELAINOTYPES.
N slort EVERYTHING in the
PICTURE LINE
taken at any time.
The largest and most varied stock Of francs,
passs partouts, 90, to bs found in these parts,
Away. on hand.
Particular attention given to copying portraits
of deceased persons from da guerI eotypes enlarged
TO any size and flashed in India Ink OF Oil cioTs-
Call AID
RcsP5etfu';y.
CHARLES MILLER.
Aliens Biock, Burlington, ". Gax3m
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MOBILE, Ala. !

MOBILE, AIo.. De-. 70.
The news from Charleston was received
with great rejoicing.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-02-10

HOMEOPATHY. - Among the inventions and
improvements with which the day is 50 rite,
that made by Prof HuNrnREYs is not among
the least. With all the superiority of the hO-
meupathic System Ut Medicine over that Of the
oil schOo, ia is frcclOm from danger AMI the
ease aud pleasautuCss with which its medicines
may he ;sken or given 20 children, II stll re-
mainel an intricate system for the people Ia
use. frUm the fact that single medicine Is
given At dose, and each applicable To- only
certain symltOms, large number Of Medicines
aud large book OF directions became necessary
i'm ORDER To their use. Aud what is worse, these
directions are OF tile most nice anl discrsminat-
lug character, 80 that Onen the longer cue
looked and Stuled,tbe more puIEled he be-
came. nor could any amount Of learned lumber
in the way VI domestic manuals, explain the
matter.
At this precise point the discovery Of Prof
UUAPnEEYs comes in. lie sscertained, from
repeated experiments, what had been btiO de-
MED, that certain medicines In this system
might DC hlTmOneously combined In \ single
remedy which possessed, IN cuOdpart, the at
VantlGes OF each of ingredients, aud upon
this prineiple forms 4 series OF SpecjG: Rene
dies for elch Uf the more common diseases or
ailments. With these all uncertiinty and EN-
barrassment lea giving the remedies : avoided.
AMI they may bc properly administered 10y any
person Ofrulintry intelligence. His improve
nent i certainly valuable, Snl ono which
throws the benedts Ot this beautiful suj efficient
system into the hsnls Ogthc people, and must
prove blessing 90 thousands. His Specifies
are spoken of ia high terms by ,hUsc who use
thcm, aud Ne eau reality conceive must pr,Ve
to be a valuable Hilton 60 the comforts Of q
family.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-02-10

DTIrH or rus GnFAr SSNNE--A DEADLY CoN-
TttCr-It was only week ar two since that We
announced the arrival az Salem from Africa, 81
a munster Boa Constructor, in size one at the
largest ever brought Ia this euuEtry. It, lcnEth
mn L. quiet state was full thirty icct With CT
inability ofextcus;on when in motion a. nearly
Forty feet. In its largest part IL waS some twen-
Is inches in circumference.
This snake was purchased by Mr.. Geo Twin,
broker of this city, aud placed on cxhib ton AZ
horticultural Hall, School street, where u pro-
vel quite attractive. Last week. however, his
snakcship exhibited symptoms Of illness In the
form ct Indigestion, and upon one occasion Mr.
bishop the keeper, ramoyed a number otfeath-
ers oian animal which the reptile had swallow
ell from it, thrOa,
On Sunday the snake wa, treated 60 A warm
bath, and Mr.. Bishop was again Attempting TO
remove some obStructluns frOm is throat, when
the snake suddenly exhibited signs ofhostility.
erected its head. seized Mr. II. by the hand AMI
commenced % coil it, enormous length about
the body OF the keeper. In Or,ier TO crush him 10
dcath. The other attendants, In the first mo-
mept of alarm rctres,ed, but recalled by the
cries for help OF the imprisoned keeper, they
armed themselves with clubs and commenced 10
bclabor the snake in order to induce him to re
lease his hold.
No inpression was male. however, AMI one
coil was already around the body 81 the unior-
tunate man, when brother OF Mr.. UoolMln
came 90 the rescue with large hammer. with
this he struck the snake two violent blows upon
the head, which. together with violent choking
about the throat, induced the reptile 10 unloose
its coil. when Mr.. Bishop Was at once set FREE
frum his horrible imprisonment. The snake
soon began 10 sink under the treatment which
II had received, and In two hours was dead
Boston TrarsIlsr.
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Gc-oNula, o. Ning'G Xvi

IL n constitutional GiSca,c corruption Ct H..
L,coi, hy which t,l.' ilud becomes y,.ia;cd
weak, and poo. D.ins in tic circulation, j
pcrya,!cS tho whole h1d;, and may Lurt out il
disease on ANY part il. No organ Is fec iror'
is attacks. nor is there one which it may no
destroy. Tho scniu.ou, faint IL various callscc
bv mcrcugial disease, low living, disor'crcd O.
unhealthy food, Impure air, filth. AID 9Th.
habits, the depressing Niccs, snd glovo all, bi
the ycncical infection. Whatever Dc is origin
il i, hereditary ia TIC constitution, descending
"fom parents 20 c,.i.ircn nnio the ll!iid aEC
fourth Ccncrtiol;" indeed, it seems 10 he tbs
roll OF Him who says, Il viii visit tic iniquitlcs
Cft'lc fathers uDol their children"
IL effects commence by DEPOSITION from the
hood If oorrupt OF ulccrouS matter, which, IL.
tho luI"s, liver, and in;crnnl organs, j. termed
iu'rrricj; il the glands swc.iinc3 ard on the
,ur.icc, cruJ.ioaS or sorcS. This foul corllp-
iio !, which ccndcrs in the hood, dcprcs.cs The
Clc..i"S of life, 20 that scrotulOus constitutions
no: OF v suIf.r from scrotu.ous complaints, but
.'lcy ave far less power TO withstand The attacks
of O'.!cr diseases: consequently, vast number
pcrisl By disorders watch, although not scrolu
loas in their nature arc still rendered fatal b!
this faint in the system. Most OF tc conSunp.
ton which dcciml;Cs tho human family has IL
origin directly in this scro!u.ouj contamination /;
and many destructive diseases Of the liver, hid.
rcys, balm, and indeed. of all the organs, arise
from OF are aggravated by the same cause.
Onc quarter OF all our people arc scroiu'ous /;
ticir persons arc invaded by this lurking inicc-
Ton, and their health Il undermined by it. &c
cleanse il f.om the system VIC must icnOyaic The
blood by an Alternative medicine, ind inyi.oratc
!, by healthy Sod and exercise. Such u ,aedi.
cine We supply III
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I DR. Bronson havin, been 80 FAR reduced nv con.
\ sumption. Us To- he considered beyond all hope of
recovery nv the most eminent OF the medical pro
lGcssion. aud also hy hlnscf-a regular physician
of twenty years prIcticc-ss u last resort cOncciy
Ell the idea of analyzins the blood, aud applying
the subject of physiology 10 the nor. Immediate
connection aud effect Of this state Of the blood upOn
Tho health and sy.tem The result has beeu The
production of this .Bl.OOD Food from the use of
which DR.. Bropson was restored to perfect health
within six months after It's introduction over two
thousand cousumptlyes were efeetually cured hyIt.
4 N you have ans complaints ola consulnptive ten.
dency, Cough Cold, Head ache, Palpitation Of the
Heart Loss OF Appetite, or pain Ia the side lose no
time In procuring bottle OF The MOOD fOODn
If YOU are suffering from Nesyos5 Debility or your
sleep is broken aud disturbed, II your Spifits are
Depressed or your Ora rs relaxed, You will and Ia
drops. lfyour Liver IL torpid or diseased In any
yigorate, and bring Il into lively and heathful
action In Il g most inyeterate cases OF Dyspepsia,
the patient can here nnd the most efficient and
grateful relief 4 beneht u always experienced az
|, ter taking only one hottie. Ia Male or Female
Complaints and Weaknesses. tao sufferer. after
trying other remedies In vain, may rust assured,
that certain cure will result fo,n the use Of two
or three bottles, The &" BLOOD POOD' IL efIec.
tuai i'm all eases OF Eruptions, Salt Rheum scrOf.
|, Mas and other like complaints. Pale aud emaria.
ted children and adults are immediately benefited
! by It's use IL gives strength 10 the body and
color and beauty TO the skin. Physicians or all
schools are using Il with wonderful success
For full directions, see circulars Price 81 per
Ii. II. Hay Wholesale agent for Maine. sop,s
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarSaparilla.

the mos, cficctual remedy which the medical
shl of our times can devise for this everywhere
prvailing and fatal malady. 1t Is combined
from the most active rcmcdials that have been
discovered for the cxpurgation Of this foul disor'
der from tho blood, and the rescue Of the sys'
TEN from its destructive consequences. Hence
il shoald be employed for the cure of not only
scrofula, but also those other affections which
arise from it, such as ERurTivE and Skin Dis
EASES, ST. ASTuoSY's FIRE, ROSE, or cry
IrELAs, PiMrLEs, rUsruLEs, BLorcnEs.
BLAiSs aud BoILs, TUMoIs, letter. and
SILT RmEuM, ScALD HEAD. RINGwoIM,
I,nguMATIsM. SrPiiLirIc and MEHcrRIAI.
DISEASES. DRorsr. DYSPEPSIA. DEBILITY,
anl, indeed, ALL COMPLAiSrC ARISING FROM
VIrrATrD or IMrunE BLOOD The popular
belief in "impurity Of 'ae HOod," is founded in
truth, for scroiua i degeneration OF the blood,
The particular purpose and virtue OF this Sara
pari,la i 10 purify and rrgcnera;c this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-02-10
IIrnphreys SperiIir IIonropathie Remrlirs

Have now been before the public Cor five years
aud have every vhcrU won golden opinions rsum
the many thousands who have used them.
Simple, free from iutrcacy, te3hnicaiity, or dan.
ger. they have become tIe rcady rcsou,cc AMI aid
Of the paren, traveller, uurse, o. invalid, aad have
become the family physician aid mcd'cIl adviser
ortAUu,auds orr,milles. No where have they been
tgi1d without having been approved and their high
est appreciation is among those who have known
them longest. and most Intimately.
MA full set Of iiUNPunErs' HOMEOPATHIC
SPECFC>, with Book 81 Directions, and twenty Gir.
rcreGt Remedies IN large walls, morocco case, s.
ditto, In plain ease, o; fifteen boxes, aud
Book, 3. Single boxes, p cents aud 81 cents.
These Remedies. By the sn.le box or case, arc
sent by mail vr express free Of charge, 70 any ad-
drcss, on receipt Of the price. Address,
Dn. T. HUMPHREYS 4 Co,
No, jC2 Broadway, New York.
Sold BY A. Sawyer. BtddelUrd. iw6
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COUNTY OF YORK,

1859. To JAMES VI. DEERiSG, On.
June Z, For J days service Co Com Court.
"3omiies travel to and from Alfred, DC
ID +" Lay service IN Portland ON BUSH
ness Tor county, &c
30 miles travel 10 and from Portland, 81
2j 5days seryiceat Alfred examlnlpg
accounts and bills, loo
$50 miles travel to and froin Alfred, 3.t
% lays service at Alfred Co. Com. :.
Court, CT
40 miles travel to and from Alfed, 81
July 5 Z" } days service at Alfred ekamln-
in. records, dOckcts. ETC., 6t
"30miies travel ~ ana from Alfred, VI
- day service Allied aud Waterloo
rough on county business, 2C
"3i uilcs travel % aud IRON Alfred
and NaterbOrOugh, 81
Aug Is tday' sf'yies = ifT,,y'G ; /, ~ .w,y a.
40 miles travel toand fron beIwek, Il
IS DAYS service at York ON pet tOn
OF \. j. VIM aud others, c.
50 niles travel To aud nom York, o.
% DAYS service on petition OF John
). Murch and Others, ~
"l2 miles travel 10 and irom Bldde-
ford aud Dayton, L..
a. DAYS service at Alfred Co. Com.
Court. ~
80 miles travel to and from Aired, 81
Sept" } days's crvicc on petition OF John
W. frUst of Sanford, CO
as miles travel to aud from SANFORD u
~ day'. service at Biddefrd on
petition VI John 5. Murvh and
others, ~
40 miles travelto and from Bldde.
ford, IL
20 DAYS service at Berwick by re.
quest oi town officers, 81
40 miles travel To aud from Berwick, q,
81 days service ut Alfred making
trial balance OF accounts, ~
80 miles travel To and from Alfred, u
Oct 4 day service at Alfred ON making
schedule oraccounts. 81
DAYS service on petition OF Geo.
". Merrill aud others, g.
.6O miles travel 10 and ffom Acton, g.,
10 5day's service Co. Com. Court AL
fred, l0t
" 30 miles trvvel to and from Alfred, D.,
SIa6
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Hair Dye! Hair Dye. Hair Dye..,

GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR, dyed Instantly
10 beautiful and natural Brown or Black, without
the least injury % Hair or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS md DIPLOMAS have
been awarded 10 WIN. a. BACHELOR, since 1880
and over SllGJ applications have been made Ia the
hair OF his patrons If his famous Dye. Prejudice
against Dyelns the Hair and Whiskels Il unjust
as IL would be a,ainstcoyerlns the bald head with
wig
Bu. a. BIrCHCDOR'S MAR DYE produces a
color not To he distinguished nom nature, and Is
WARRANTED not To- injure In the least however long
u may be continued.
Made, sold or applied, lin my private rooms) al
the Wig Factory, 1D broadway, New York.
sold In all cities aud towns In the United States
hy Druggists aud Fancy Goods Dealers.
- The genuine has the name and address upon
Steel plate cngravingOu four sides Or each bottle OF
WILLIAM A. BATCIiELOR,
lyrS 2J3 broadway. n. Y.
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VALUABLE TESfIMONy IN FAVOR
or THE ONYGENATED BiTTERS.

WARRINGTON, ~. u, juno H.
Having made use Of the oryycnatsd Bittsrs, pre-.
pared by Dr. George Is. Green, Of Windsor, Vt, and
IRON knowledge obtained OF their efficacy In other
cases we cheerfully recommend them ~ the public.
believing they will fully sustain the recommends
tlon OF the proprietor. We hope that this valuable
remedy may le accessible 10 all the afflicted.
NM MIhi AZ r rMS T S. scnatOrf from VI.
JAMES 7. SIMMONS, U. s. Senator from Rhode
Island.
IT, MoREHEAD, L. S. Senator and formerly
Governor OF kentucky.
L. II. ARNOLD, formerly Governor OF Rhode Is
land.
VA. WOODBRIDGE, late Governor OfNiiehigan.
Its success In seye"e cases Of DYSPEPSIA, ASTH-
NJ, AND GENERAL DEBILITY or THE SYS-
TEN, places IL among the most wonderful discOy-
cries Ia medical science aud has given itr rcputu-
ton lar beyond any remedy known for these COM
plants In all their various fOTms.
Prepared by ). ". FOWLE & CO, Boston, and for
slle by J. sawyer and Augustus Sawyer, Bidde-
lord Gilman 4 kimbail, sacO; Ed. A. BmgdOn,
York, Joseph Curtis Wells, samuel Hanson, Bux.
tou Centres Z. ". Hutchinson, West Buxtoui Clark
4 Bmcketl, Liminstvni and by dealers every.
where lw7
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL The PURPOSES Of A FAMILY PYYSlC

nro so composed that disease within the range OF
their action can rarely withstand or cvGdc ihcm.
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and invigorate every portion Of the human or.
Canism correcting is diseased action, and rcstor.
Ing its healthy yitaliics. Asa consequence Of
these properties, the invalid who Is bowed down
with pain or physical debility Is as!on!shcd 10
find his health or energy rcs;ord by remedy
at once 80 simple and inviting.
Not oHly 10 they cure The everyday COM
plants of every body, bu. MISC many formidable
and dangerous diseases. The agent below named
i pleased TO furnish gratis my American Alma.
LAG, containing certificates of their cures, and
directions for the'r use in tho following COM
plants CostireRcss, Heartburn, IledG1che dris.
iay from disorlerci Stomach. Nausea. IndigCs.
Ton, Pain in and Morbid InactioH Of The Eore!s.
F2a;uieRcy, Loss OF appetite, JamGice, md ot!Ici
kindred complaints, arising from low state OF
tho body or Obstruction CT It's functions.
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Foreclosure OF Mortgage.

NOTICE is hereby given that Charlie: W; Cook, Of
' Wnt,rhuro, In the couGty OF York, by his deed
lated May second, eighteen hundred AMI nny-sey.
ga, which said deed Is recorded In the York Count,
Reglstry. Book pa, Page 37S, conveyed In mort
N gc t. Charol Is. Mills u lot Ur land bounded rs
OlloUs viz; &c lining at white pine tree. spot
ie,l. sliuing In line Of said Charles Cooks La
,yetts lot suci cdi thcucc castcriy on sale line
iand uf Ezra |,rsntj thence snutherly h. land al
said Pluent lt,l ~ Ivory EIrlei thcn,o west
grly b., latrl ct ,ald Earle TO white pine tree,
spotted Themes uJrtheriy TO tree begun att aud
that tire condition. Ur said mortgage deed has hccn
broken, by reason whereof claim foreclosure.
CHARLES d. MILLS.
Wnt.rbOro Feb Z ISGl jw1.
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OXYcENATED BITTEoS.

AGuoy. Why will YOU sufer' Dyspepsia Is a
brief but comprehensive term for the numerous dis
eases which affect the stomach, liver, and in fact
the whole human system. Until DIR. Green discov-
cred the Oxygenated Bitters medical science was
at fault and had exhausted itself in fruitsss efforts
TO cure this disease. The dyspePtie need suffer no
longer with disease that is always painful, and
frequently fatal affection.
This unique and peculiar compound will as Ger.
tanly cure the disease as the disease exists Had
It not this power such testimony as follows would
NOT he given in its favor,
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Later from CaiiSornIn-o,erland.

MALLor's STATION, Feb. 4. The overland
mail, with San Francisco dates Of the 18th, has
passed here.
Mr.. Latham was elected United States Sena-
tor by the Legislature on the same day OF the
Governors Inauguration, having 70 votes, to
rs for Randolph (anti-LeeomptOu,) aud for
Shatter (Republican.)
Steamship NOrtherner, bound to Panama,
was wrecked Jan 10. Eleven passengers and
% Of the crew were lost. The vessel and cargo
were a total loss, also the mails anil treasure.
Steamer Uncle sam arrived from Panama, ON
the l4th.
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DIR. BOYNTON

Would say that While Kicker who IL announced
on hi circular rs cured Ci dCalaes, Cr - years
standing. can bee iOuui at No ~, ON the Peppere
corporation. Ill eases CtdCainess treated on a plan
pUct.cCd ~ No other Physician In the United
states Lung diseases, ignuTs, and Ia fact all
types " disease, treated On scientific and common
sfEss principles
Rooms az the Bidlcf,rl House, entrance No. 2j
Pat.cnts visited In VI cut " the city
JWs' W. L. DOyntOn. VI. ID.
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TRANSMISSION oF Bloom. \ successful case
OF TRANSMISSION uf blO0i into the veins Ot WI
man, was periurmel lately in kilmaruOck,
Ayrshire. S,utlInd. The woman, although in
in the prime 0f life, hal become 80 weak from
loss Of blood that pulsltiOn was at times luz
pcrceptiblc. The blOol of = tricnl was injected
into vein ia cue of her arms, sud the most
cheering results were Immediately manifested.
she continued 60 improve rapidly, and at last
account vas considered beyond danger.
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IrENs FROM WAsniSGToN.-Feb. sth.-Geu.
whitney, Superintendent Of the United States
Arnory at Springfield has been nominated to
the Senate As Collector OF the Boston Custom
House, vice Austin removed.
HoUsE PRiSrER.--Johu d. Dcfrces OF the In
dianapolis .dtias was nominated by the Repub-
lean caucus rs House Printer. The election
probably t,Ok place yesterday.
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FmE.-The saw and GriSt mill at Springvale,
Me-, owned by the Springvale Manufacturing
Company, was burned last Sunday rorning.
The mill was leased by }. NJ. Burbank, Esq,
who lost in the mill small lot Of shingles and
clapboards and few bushels Of grain. There
was also burnt in the mill some IS bushels ut
grain belonging To customers. Cause Of the
tire unknown -DemOcrdt
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- Theodore Rrclinghuysen OF New jersey,
who fifteen years since stood n right smart
chtase to be vice president, took to himself a
wife two years asO, at the ripe are of seventy
two himself anil net the wiie). and last week
he hal born to him son and heir. Tie will
probably name the boy after himself, Theodore,
meaning Col. giyen-it will certainly he appro-
pirate. Such instances Of "better late than
never" are not very common.
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Brirhton nrariset--Teb. =.

At market, IIOO Deeves, % Stores, $40 Sheep
ljg Swine.
PRIcEs-peer Cattle-Extra, $500, hrst quality,
a. % 50 ", second, Sc 80 50 ", third. s. ~ q
$3.50.
Working Oxen-sS5. 500, slOoa sos.
Milch COws-St9d 4Oy cOmmOn, SO 90.
Veal CalVes-sJ o., 81 %, s. o.
learlings-SOJa %; two years old Sl7 S2i %,
three years Old Slid2c.
Hides-Jc CO! per 10. Calf Skins-lO a lie per
10.
sheep AMI lambs-s2 ?5a3Oo extra 81 75a 4 90.
Pelts-sl GOA 81 IS each.
Swine-Stores, Wholesale, Spring Pigs,j c.
she
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-02-10

Mrs. wiusIow. an experienced nurse and fe-
male physician, has "A Soothing Syrup for children
tecthing which greatly facilitates the process Of
tecthius by soitenins the gums and reducing all In
amatOn-will alay all pain and Is sure to regulate
the bowels. Depend upon Il, mothers. IL will give
res, 10 yourselves and relief aud health TO Jour In
nntS. Perfectly safe In all cases. see advertise
meut In another column. lyr3l
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MARRIAGES.

In this city, by Row C. Packard, Nlr. Bcnlmln H.
Hooper g. Miss Aan }. Emery. both ~ BiddctOgd
lathlsctv, February tea. by Rev {. +. Foster.
NJ RhlCtt = how 10 Mise sarah y Staples.
10 Sacc. January nth, ~ Rev j. Z. u Nichols
Mt MoScs oaWpsUn 10 Miss. sarah y T. shack
ford, both ur Biddsiopi.
IA this city by fmucs Nassucrc. Mr. Benjamin
VI bradbury, 10 M.ss Lyt-a Jaae NoTk, both OF
B,dlrlOrd.
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Roston Marl<et-Feb. a,

FLorR.-S,lcs OF common brands Western, at
a. IS 81 -; fancy brands At s. 81! as or eN-
ttas s. b2l 50 ~ and superior AT 90 - $50 per
biol southern 3 quiet at a. - for iancyi 81 - a
& ~ for e1tusi aEd s. ODa7 ~ ior superior
CORN.-lellUw, U ~ q 10 Soc per bush white 30 sta
Sc
UArs-Northeru and Canada Il zee per bush
RYr-S-1 q 80 per hush.
llAY.-EaslCru has advanced to slOdsO per ton.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-02-10

- There were IN New York, at the last
enumeration $50 tcnement-hOuses, containing,
10y actual count, ,933 families, or about O5
persons ia each or these human hives, l9i
had Ill inmates each, II hal $40 each, and -
had ~ each--accOrling Ia the average.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-02-10

y The disunion proposals ~ the South
Carolina Legislature do not meet with y very
brilliant success. Texas laid then on the table;
Virginia G-lks them over, aud that's aG while
Maryland is only restrained rs State courtesy
from suniemptuuusly passing over them With
out the compliment Of rcll.ug.