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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-09-26

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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-12-14

Amour BrpBuos.-Accorling to an article In
the last number Of Harptr's .nagasins. bed
bugs are an American invention, and have been
exported from this country to all parts of Eu-
rope. excepting ireland. where belLug Is
never to be found. The insect made It's APP
pesrancc In England as early as 1909, when
two noblemen were "puncturcd" by them. and
the physicians called In great haste. The bug
Is . parasite Of the bat family. and Is % tena-
cious Of life that no degree Of cold or he,t can
Affect II. Freeze one until yon can break II In
two thaw the pieces and they will revive.
Freeze the eggs until CONCEALED In Ice let them
thaw and they will hatch again as usual. Boil
both insect and egg and they will revive - soon
ss cool. II they can get nothing TO si they
will live and propagate on what nourisiimsnt
they may derive from the atmosphere.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-12-14
Fort Scott, Nov. %,

BIrISG orr THEIR OWN Nosn.-The New
York Times has the following Just comments
ON the glibne.s with which the secession enc
nomists propose to do away with the Northern
market for their Gotten I;
"It |, not easy 10 understand that state OF
mind which leads Southern men TO suppose
thai they can possibly withhold from market
without injury and ruin to themselves. the
great staple OF their agriculture. on which tney
depend for everything necessary Tor their own
consumption. Their necessity to sell tcn
times As great rs ours 10 buy, and II they were
to accomplish what seem, to Be the principal
dream of their liyes-detruction OF all trade
.;,h IN. North and the sale Of their cotton 10
England nlone-they would simply place them
selves at the mercy Of single purchaser. who
In the absence Of competition. could, and oi
caur.e. voul dictate bis own terms. u viii
indeei be a tad day Tor the planters when
Manchester IL rid Of the company OF Lowell
and Philadelphis at the brokers' table"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-12-14
PORTLAND AND BOSTON LINE.
uMMER ARIA EMENT::

The splendid new sea going Steam
SSf ers Fere.t City, Lewi-ie., ani
L,MMoaireai, will until iar'her no
EXaSss6 tice run as siOllowsi
Leave Atlantic Wharf Portland. every Monday,
Tuesday "Wednesday, THURSDAY and Friday, at ,
o'clock +. NJ, and Central Wharf. Boston, every
Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and frl-
day, at : o'clock L. NJ.
FsTc-In Cabin, al. .25. On Deck, slOo.
n n. Zach boat y furnished with a large number
of STATE Rooms, Or the accommodation OF lades
and families, aud travellers are reminded that by
taking this line much saving OF time and expense
will be made. and that the ineonyenionce OF arIi-
wing In Boston at late hours OF tho night VIII Os
ayOileL
The boats arrive In season for passengers 10 take
the earliest trains cut OF the city.
The Company are not responsible toe baggage TO
an amount exceeding ESQ In value, aud that person.
al unless notice Il given and paid for at the rate OF
one pa-=cngcT f0r every si1O additional value.
L. BILLINGS. Agent.
Portland. kay Is, lsC0. ilu
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-12-14
pu,cm AND Gov. wpr.-PuaeA has The tsl-

lowing hit al uovernor "v'-
"Go,ernor Wise. an American pro slavery
,pouter, has been good enough 70 refer 10 Q
cartoon which Mr. Punch issued during the
Italian war. and In which two eagles are rep
resented as fighting, watched by the British
lion. The respected Governor, In . speech also
containing much other ridiculous matter, de-
clared that the eagles meant the North and tie
quarrel In order "a pounce on America. II q
no news either TO Mr.. Punch's English or
American friends, that Governor wise Ii nm
awful ass; but he might have given Mr.. Punch
credit for more ornithological accuracy. Hat
that gentleman intended 20 typify the South
and is foul means Of subsistence, he would net
have drawn an eagle, but carrion crow. lis
respectfully hopes 0overnSr wiss viii ssesit
this explanation"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-12-14

KANSAS ArEAn.-The following dbpstch
shows how the troubles In Kansas we're falls
ihed by Judge Williams. II comes from clerks
In the land Office mentioned
Fort Scott, Nov. Is.
Much OF the excitement here during the last
week hasb without real cause The busi-
ness Of the land Office has not been interrupted, /,
and no fears exist that II will. The fight OF
Judge Williams and the court was not war;
ranted by the circu OF the case
Acting Governor Beebe has issued procla-
nation relative 10 affairs In Southern Kansas,
calling on Capt. Montgomery and his bsad 10
disband and return TO the obedience Of the con-
stituted authorities.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-12-14
"TRIUMPHANTil"
TRIUMPH COOK'G STOVE,
FOR WOOD OR COAL.
THE L.9TEST OUT.

M VI. TARR has just received the above named
vi excellent article ot household comfort. u
contains the rev latest improvements, was patent
ed RECENTLY and scOmpete aud perfect In its con-
strueton and operation. IL Is s.fabts, eoHrsnisHi
aad ,eosoaIcal store, OF extraordinary capacity,
and surprising quantity Of food can he cooked a,
one time They are made with square as well A.
extension tops. one Of the main FEATURES oi hl'
stove AMI one 10 which particular attention Is re-
Questec, Is the new method Of
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-12-14
PORTLAND AND NEW YORK STEAMERS
sEMI-wEEKLY LINE.
SPRING -ARRANGENT'NT

The splendid aud fast Steamships
4-4Sf Chess rcaLe. Carl SYDNEY CRo
~Iy &wELL, and pptDp.ro. carr. T.. y.
ExSSSSTs9YAILL, will until Grther notice run
as follows,
~ Leaves Browns Wharf Portland, EgERr
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at o'clock i. VI.
and leave Pier ~ North River, New York, EIERf
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY,, at o'clock T. vi.
The vessels are itted up with lne accommO,ia-
tions for paSeR GERS making this the most speedy,
safe and comfortable route for travellers 6et"een
New York aud Maine.
Passage $500 inelnding meals and state Rooms.
Goods forwarded by this line Ia and from Mon
treal, Quebcc, Bangor. Bath, Augusta, Eastport
and 81 John. They also connect at New Iotk with
Steamers for BaltlnSre, Savannah and Washing
Ton.
shippers are requested 10 send their Freight t.
The boai before r. ~ ON the day that she leaves
Portland.
For Freight and Passage apply TO
EMERY 4 FOX, browns Wharf, Portland.
H. u. CROWN ELLA Co, Pier l., North River Ny
May 18th, ls6O. '>u
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-12-14
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS

sACo AND BIDDEFORD TRAINS.
Leave Portland for Saeo and BiddsfOrd t7.oo
A. NJ,
Biddeford for Portland at go 4. 81.
SaeO for Portland az $40 A. III.
Mondays. Wednesday,, aud Fridays, steam
Boat train leaves Portland for Boston at o'clock,
Y. NJ. and on the arrival ofthe Boat ffom Bangor.
leaves Boston same days at 8 o'clock, L. M.
These trains will take and leave passengers at way
stations.
JOHN RUSSELL, Jr.,
SUPERINTENDENT.
Portland. Nov. ), IsGO. i5i.tf
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-12-14
RUSSIA.

Between the great empire of Russia and
the United States the mutual friendship and
regard which has so long existed still eontin-
ues to prevail, aud, il possible, to increase
Indeed, our relations with tha, empire are all
that we could desire.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-12-14
Heating and Icnnlalins the Oven.

The Imperfect manner In which heat has been APP
plies, as well as The imperfect manner Of yentila-
uns stove O.ens, has been The occasion OF very
pucticable, the old fashioned brick oven has been
Tesoyted 10 or baking purposes Tor the reason that
u was mere eycnly healed, and what Il quite as
directly into the chimney. and thus more easily
carrying OF all the steam and fumes arising from
the food being baked. Tho ovens of stoves are usa
ally made tight oi II means oi ventilation are at
tempted, they are generally 80 deaeient that the
steam frOm the fOod and the noxious gases arising
rom the heated iron absorbed In the food while
In the process of baking.
This great and serious objection TO q stove l0vsn
has been eatirely overcome In thea
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-12-14
nllAZII..

With the wise. conservative and liberal
government Of the empire of Brazil. our re-
la,ions continue to be Of the most amiable
character.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-12-14

N. NJ rARR,.-...--MAs ST., sAco.
November 10, isco.-svis
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-12-14
KANSAS AND UTAH.

At the period Of my Inauguration / was
confronted in Kansas by a revolutionary gov
eminent, existing under what is called the
Topeka constitution. Its avowed object was
to subdue the territorial government oy force.
and to inaugurate what was called the Tope.
ka government In its stead. To accomplish
this object an extensive military organization
was formed, aud its command entrusted TO
the most violent revolutionary leaders I'm
der these circumstances, IL became my impe.
ra,ive duty to exert the whole constitutional
power Of the Executive TO prevent the flames
Of civil war from again raging In Kansas,
which. In the excited state Of the public mind,
both North and South, might have extended
into the neighboring States.
The hostile parties in Kansas had been In
famed against each other by emissaries both
from the North and the South, TO degree Of
malignity without parallel in our history
To prevent actual collision. and TO assist the
civil magistrates in enforcing the laws, Q
strong detachment Of the army Was stationed
In the Territory. ready to aid the marshal
and his deputies when lawfully called upon,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-12-14
TRIUMPH,

by .s,r priaeipls Of srra-ssnssi which he will be
happy 70 explain " all who will call at his store,
Mais, csrser sf Free street.
m you are about 20 buy cooking stove don't
sIl 10 examins this stove. and there are hundred,
Who would nnd 10 matter Of economy 10 lay aside
their old stove and buy this new one.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-12-14
COSTA RIGA AND NICARAGUA.

Persevering efforts have been made for the
adjustment OF the claims Of American citi.
zens against the government Of Costa Rica.
and I am happy toinform you that these have
finally prevailed. A convention was signed
at the city Of San Jose on the "a Of July last,
between the Minister resident Of the United
States in Costa Rics, and tho plenipotentia-
ries OF that republic, referring these claims
TO q Board Of Commissioners, and providing
for the payment Of their awards. This con.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-12-14
THE DISTRICT or COLOMBIA.

Icortlially recommend to your favorable re-.
gard the interests OF the people Of this district
They are eminently entitled 10 your consiiera-
tion. especially since, unlike the people Uf the
States. they can appeal to no government er-
cept that of the Union.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Washington City, Dec. ,, 1870.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-26
HIOtllers.=

Thousands are daily speaking in the praise OF
DR. EAToN's LEFAN711E CORDIAL.
and whyf because 1t fails afford instantaneous s,y
when given in time by magic and one trial alone
Eilleonyinee yon that what say true 1t contains
NO PAREGoRIC OR oPIATE
Of any kind and therefore relieves removing the
child instead of by deadeung its senbltes Far this
eason 1t commends itself as the only reliable preparation now
known for Children Teethng piarrhea Dyseutery rininy
in the Bowels Aodity of the Stomach Cold in the Head
and Group, also for Soenug the Gums Reducing
heg41ng the Bowels and Relieving Pain, It has equal
being anspasmodc II unfafng saecessip all
cases of ConVuson other Fits As You the life and
health of children and wish them from those sad
nghng consequences which certain result the use
of narcotics of which all other remedies for Infa Can,
plants composed take but Dr. Eatons Inanle Cor
diEl this rely Il perfectly harmless and can
not ioure the most delicate infant Pfce Is Full dec
tiops accompany each bottle. Prepared only by
CHURCH Il DUPONT
No. 400 Broadway, New York
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Or. nootiands's
@ e r NJ an TIERS,
DIR. EfoofiarsSifa
BA LIS MILO ORDIAL

b A l. s a M q @ o r D A l.
The great standard medicines Of the acquired
their great popularity only through years trial Upbounde
satisfaction rendered by them and the
pronounced them worthy. ~. .s.54. -.+..
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDfoF. DERrI
frY OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM. DISEASES OF tn
KIDNEYS, and all diseases arising from disoreed lver
weknessof the digestive organs speedily ase
permanently cured by the GERMAN BTTTERs
The BALsAMIG CORDIAL has acquired a reputation suy
passing that of any similar preparation 1t wifi cure
without fail the long standing COUGH COLD
OR HoARsEEEss, BRONCHITIS. INFLUENZA GROUP.
PNEUMONIA, INcrPTEST CONSUMPTION, and has per.
formed the most astonishing cures known Of
..I. CONFIRMED oaNsUMPTIoNi
Anew doses will also cure the most soyers
pfARRHEA proceeding from Cold in the Bowels
rhese medicines prepared by Dr.. O. NJ JACKSON Co.
No ais arch street. Philadelphia, Pa are sold by drug
gs and dealers in medicines rs cents PEI bot
tie The signature of O. NJ will be OH the outsde
wrapper Of each bottle '45
In the Almanac published annually by propretos called
EvERYBoDYs ALMANAC you will End testimony and conn
mandatory notices from all parts country These Alma.
nacs ere given away by all our agents.
]. WRIGHT L CO., Agents.
... ...--.-.z y and ISL Charities street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-26

s-l4 f Male Sro44l IL Bellocq, Nobloni &co--lo do
Slaughter, Smith X Shotwe-- Levy u Dieter--8
Pritohard & Flowers Hawkins & Norwood-s do
W Jackson &co-4 do Jos Lallande-47 hhds sugar
100 bhls EaoIasses Allain-7l DO 40 hlds sugar 10
A G Marisnaux- u do Is lf bbls molssses to j W
Burbridse &co-l6 hhds sugar Al Milsenberger &co
Ia dc Ar MiltenaeTger- 10 do 4S bbls molasses
& DuSciye &oo--59 do Fellowes &co-- 100 BIZ bbls
mol&sses Hawkins n Norwood-led do Foley, Avery
&ce- 40 hhds sugar 50 bbls molasses LaNve & Lee
klane--S9 do hhds sugar Rotehford, Brown &eo-
22 bbls molasses Menard & Yignaud-- do Watt
SSce--sundries to erder-Totsi 1856 hhGs sugar 500
bbs l55 hf Inf bbls molasses.
ALEXANDRIA, Per steamer News Boy 1S9
bales cotton Broadwell & Haynes-f7 do Rhorer y
Zunts--5S G Cummings &co--50 E K Carter &eo
"a West, Rershaw & Cammack-- 81 do Payne &
Harrison so Ar Miltenberger- Is w Donnell &
co--I7 Green & Crump A leageley &co--9 do
Winston, Morrison Acc 9 Wright h Allen-1 do
Lewis & 0glesby-- - bhls mossses w E Leyerich
&eo sundries to order Total 4st bales cotton.
HARRISoNBURts- Per steamer Red Chief No .
--fS4 bales cotton ellis Ferguson 80 Payne "
Harrison 90 Rotchford, Brown Geo 81 Bellocq,
Noblom &co--4S Watt &eo-36 Warren Gilmore
Eco 90 w Cox 500 u E Male &ca-- &c Gordon
4 Castillo-2o Fellowes &eo-2o R w Estln &co--
s Ar Miltenberger-6 do Byrne, Vance Eco 300
sacks cotton seed f Ne Fisk-l9 hides Queyrouze &
Langsdorif- sundries to order-Total 569 bales Of
cotton.
B0NALDS0NYILLE- Per steamer Aeada-I6
hhds sugar 81 bbls molasses Augllstin & Thibeaat
lssses L Lanaux-25 hhds sugar Braud & Landry
l6 do 70 hbls molasses Roman & kernion-- 20 do
10 hhds sugar Shift eco 10 do A G Bruguiere-
10 do 2 Maspero-6 do Lohit d Gharpantier-5 do
IS hbls moassss Lapice Bros Fl hhds sugar 81 hf
bbls molasses Montgomery j. White-22 bbls 20 hf
bhls molasses 10 hhds sugar ] y J Tardos-- bbls
sugar Roman q Kernion-sundries to order--Total
100 hhds sugar S2l bbls ia hf bbls molasses.
D0NALDS0NyILEE-Per steamer Lafourche-
3 hhds sugar Roman i Kernion--lO do As bbls mo-
lasses Shift &co--30 do 10 hhds sugar F Dasilya
| &co-- do 63 hf bbls molasses Bellocq, Noblom L.
| Co so bales moss II Tete eco 2s do B Hum
| phrey-sundries to order-Total 81 bids sugar los
| bhls So hf bbis molasses.
QUARANTINE STATToN--Per steamer Empire
Parish l6 hhds sugar a Roberts 10 do Il Shift
&co--20 do 40 bbls molasses George Urquhart-l0
hhds sugar Rotchford, Brown Geo 10 do Rhorer
& cunts IL do 80 bbls molasses G OLIVIER hf
bbls melasses hhds sugar + j VanBibber-2 "a do
Bell & Bougny- 100 scks rice and sundries to or
der-Total l15 hhds sugar rs bbls hf bbls mo-
lasses.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-26
Railroads.
N. o.. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.


CANTON, october25 ls6o.-lss bales cotton to
Thornhill &co- ll3 Payne & Harrison-60do II
Fiaser--67 Mcfarland &; Barksdale-46 do Carroll
Hoy eco SIS Coleman. Bfitton & Withers- 43 do
Warren Gilmore &eo-32 do A J Tully &co-27 do
A Levi &eo--20 billiard, Summers &ee--1s Martin,
Cobb &eo--ls Ably & Catching is Wood q Low
IL W Estlin eco 16 " Ghamplin &ea-- Is do
Wright & Allen II Black & Byington- 10 Gifen,
Smedes &co--l0 Fl y ] N Allen &co-S Green a
Crump--7 Lewis 8 oglesby-7 Harding, Abbay &
Morehead-7 T Harde &co-5 Frierson, Conway
&eo-5 NJ Rhorer Gee Broadwell & Haynes
Stewart & James, Levy & Dieter-2 Gribble
y Bloom eco Total 799 bales cotton.
N. o.. OPELoUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRASHEAR CITY, October o. $780, hhds
sugar to Perkins &co--30 do IL bhls IA hf bbls La
forest Desmares 20 hhds sugar Bellocq, Noblom
&co--6T do W Layton do Foley, Avery &eo-l7
do 6 sabater-TotaI 1872 hhds sugar n bbls IA hi
bbls molasses.
JEFFERSON AND CARR0LLTON RAILROAD.
MOBILE Per steamer Gray Clond-977 bales
cotton Battle, Noble &co-sundries to order
PONTCHARTRAIN.
MOBILE-Per steamer California-23 bales cot
ton Farley, Jurey Eco $50 do to orders gins D
Pratt-sundres to order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-26

viii leave et O'Clock this evening for Louisville
and Intermediate landings. the Fanny Bulitt,
everybody knows, Is star packet in the famous
Louisville linz, and has great popularity all along
tie river. Her passenger accommodations are
first class, and her officers are both thorough
steamhcstmen and accomplished gentlemen
Stsastes Decatur for oinciasafi. The fne pas
aenger packet Stephen Decatur Capt. Bart. ..
LeiSer, commander, will back out tor Louisville
a'gd Cincinnati at o'clock this evening
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-26
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Mexico, Talbot, from Galveston and
lndianela, to | C Harris-ist dist.
Steamship Matagorda, Gardner, from Indianola
and Galveston, to ] G Harris Berwick's Bay.
Brit ship Saranak, Vaughan, I'm Liverpool August
Goth, to master-lst dist, So.
Steamboats,.
Fanny Bullitf, Smith, I'm Louisville.
d G Taylor. Lansberry, I'm st Louis.
Belfast, Wray I'm Memphis.
Eastport, Wood FIN Memphis.
Mary e keene, Richardson, fm Lake Proy'ce.
Golden Age, Webbing, FIN Fort Adams.
News Boy. Boissean, I'm Alexandria.
Crosse Tete, MoQuoid. FIN Bayou Sara.
Acadia, Vincent, i'm Donaldsonvile.
Red Chief n 2, Shute, I'm Harrisonburg.
Empire Parish, Grant, I'm Quarantine Station.
s. Gray Cloud, Massie I'm Mobile
Lake End Jen. & Car. r. R.
California, Myers. I'm Mobile.
Lafoarche, Dugas, I'm Donaldsonville.
Steam tug Tascarora, Warren, FIN the Passes
towed down and to sea on the 2ist inst shif
Bnshire- brought up ship saranak.
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GALVESTON and TNDIANOLA- Per steamship
Mexico so bales cotton ] Williams &co-567 hides
$500 in specie W a Violet eco $500 do Block
&co-S40u do Watts, Pleasauts &co- 1886 Schmidt
e ZiegIer-- so head cattle G wilkins eco ~ do 8
head horses Inbean q Mehe- sundries to Pills.
bury Eaton & Betterton- A J Tully &co-- War
rem. Gilmore &eo- Geddes-- G NJ Harvey eco
w Bennett--17I hides B Il Mann &co.
Z LIYERPOo L.-Per ship Saranak- 6S25 sacks salt
to order!
L1vERPO oL.-Per ship F Ghapman-7000 seeks
salt to order.
MALAGA-Per brig Samoset-1a0 scks almonds
100 kegs grapes 800 bxs lemons 1886 bxs oranges
Cochran & Hall.
LIVERPOOL ship Morton-Ts2o scks salt
to order.
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- ~ NJ I4F4 M :
Attorney-and Counsellor .at.I.al
t No. ~ Broadway, nad sold y ali dealers Throughout,

the world.
The Restorative put up bottles Sizes Large
medium aud small The small holds half pint aud reRls
one dollar bottle The medium bottle holds at le twenty
cent In proportion thnn the gg reaia
dollars per bottle rhoargc holds quart forty per cent
in proportion, and retas for three dollars bottle o.
Wb0D CO., Proprietorst 4i4 Bfoa6py New York and ia
Market street. ST. Louis Mo- sold by good druggsts
fancy goods dealers.
j. WRIGHT L CO., Agents,
"...." :o. 2l and l5l GhaFtress street.
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Notwithstanding Up.

Ship Chapman, Mcclellan, FIN Liverpool, to
Meeker. Knox Geo.
Ship ] Morton, Giley, i'm Liverpool 25th August,
to master.
Ship oorinthlan, switzer, I'm Liverpool lst Sep
TENDER.
Ship Isaac Newton.
Brig Samoset, Briggs, I'm Malaga, TO Cochran &
Hail.