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pr Dcan. tr,(e uh;d sia,es Afiay: T. IT. Iittle ot
Albany, and j. Evcrett ol 0t skeloo. stopping II
The 81. TENS II tel
Judge Niilar, Of Rochester; e. racon of Baltimore; y
j. Noaard, Of lie &cr; A. /: ad H. X. Tuckerd Of New
Eelord; ~ =. Fields ana vito o! Boston, s. J. Amy, Of
Ini land ana j. H. N.rncy OF Hanover are stopping st
tte fith AvenIa uoto
faptain Garland ~ the United States Marirs csrne Hon
" ". Thomas Of Portland G. ~ Coster W Smith md
H. Hodge, Of the United States Army; H. Z. Cgpuuse
editor OF the Chicago Tribune MAJOR Stone and wife and
Navy W. J, Need and A. wilt Of Aibany r. norsheimer
Buffalo, and Captain Stanley anu wife. OF Rochester are
stopping ~ The Aston house
coleeo Il 9oripsins or the ynnod states Army and
family. EbeN Sclrs pf Boston; fieatcnat Randolph or
the United states Aavy and A. G Day of Now York arc
stopping at Tive Gramercy Park IIoel.
Ills Excelency Governor Frederick llpbrocs Of YER
mont, arrived In The city last evcng end 'yh uuul.
Der Of distinguished yemoness, is at The Astur House.
Captain Dewey, OF tho United States Army: NJ Wheel
OF Philadelphia; Lieutenant Bradfol d. OF tho aed
States Navy Captain Lincoln OF Emira.C II Rennev of
Troy A. NJ Young and r. Mgls, Of Montreal: W H. John
and vie, OF Chicago; j. u. Colt of pittslsd J. G.
New and wife, Of indianapolis and l. H. Root, Of Hart
ford, are now stopping at The 81. Nicholas Hotel.
Hon. J. II. Graham, Of Dnlhi John Williams of Ralti-
more lieutenant H. O. Jackson of tho United States Ma
Wy; r. c. Tweedy OF DanbGry f. " Sbsl,on Of Birmng-
ham; G. G. Ward Miss Ward Mss Seigwick Miss Cleyo.
land MISC Norton and G. Il. Norton, OF Bostt NJ Captain
Massey, Of the British Army Mr. Stevenson Of Canada
Captain Wiiimogc and wife, Of the United states Army
q. W. Sanford Of Now York. and J. n shepey, Of st.
LOUIS, aro stopping at tho Aibcmsre Hotel
Ms Senator J. b. Weller, OF California; Benz Dana NJ
WISCONSIN. III. T. Hoiestsr of Utica; ~ T. Tue .r Of
Virginia. ". p Tucker Of Mauo, 6Aas Il, Mellon OF H.
ladepjasu. T. Faniss, Of Illinois, and Mrs D H. How
Nd Of New YORK, are stopping " shs Eyers.! House
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NEWS FROM GENERAL BANKS, ARMY.


The great feature OF yesterday was parade and 70
view Of tho Second brigade, commanded by General
Hamilton, Only four regiments were present. tho re-
gander being detached service 1T distance from,
this point Tho appearance OF tho ranks and the dsci-
pine and drill OF the subjects OF high on
comiums by large Of local military gcntie-
| mon aud q multitude oi miscellaneous spectators.
All the brgadier generals and Of the colones at
tached to General Banks stat present the occa
sion, forming brilliant military GALAXY. Tho eld was
not sufficiently large TO admit Of MI tho evolaons rgq
posed but sufficient performed TO prore tha high
efficiency Of The brigade The regiments reviewed were
tho Ninth New York, Twenty ninth Pennsylvania Third
Wisconsin md Twenty seventh Indiana.
a review Of the Third brigade Genera Wililnms9
takes place today The regiments present IN this
brigade are The Forty sixth Pennsylvania Fith Connect
cut, Twenty eehth New York and Niaetceuih New York
Tho First Michigan cavalry Colonel Drodlead) which
lot Washington Thursday, arrived hero yesterday
and went into camp south OF the Monccacy near Ito
Second brigade Guer appearing and apparently better
drIod aud beitor equipped regiment took The ne
The examination ef Gonmis oned cnlcers which WIS
commenced at Jamestown, viii be rcopenel here l,s
week. Tho Board Of Examination consists OF General
Hamilton 6oionet Geary ani Major Dwight The l,s,i-
nony adduccd in the several to come before tho
Commission win ho in regard to the morality sobrety
and military ability Of such officers IS may be designs.ae
by their superior commanders.
Com 1Hy z, IF tbs New York Nineteenth, Cau.-.n
schoBek, cis Muddy Granch at haifpayt ca, o'cccl,
yesterday and reached the regiment hero at half usst
FIVE clock The same day, performing march Of thirty
two njs in niae hoars This rs pronounced By military
o0cers here to be almost Nioat parallel considering
the condition Of the roads
Your correspondent aokRowcAe s the courtesy or Col
Co'srove Tor te following Interesting particulars Of tho
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miscellaneous.

The eeaship City Baltimore, Capt jeffrey sailed a.
,oo,, os,o.,,v for r,,s,,.,,,,., =, J i, ,,,.., -
~, - ' 80
Inc steamship baValla saPt Meier sailed yesterday for
Southampton and Hamburg
II. ,,,..,.,.,
ha hac, III y; s, ftofua hshoie nl 'so mex
e rof | ~ ~ -, ~ IA ~ ass w VIC 'ash one - lux
" . =, aa oau', ofoNen ".
The shppng ihs says We n0tre the sale Of AZ sohr
Oh ton ~, toss years old kn hnit at 5000 The report
of The sale of schr Mystic Aae, oar last. was
erroneous.
Foreign Ports.
AoUrN st Domingo iDI ,ort bark EN2aheth From.
81 Thoaaa. for Falmouth 4. orders sail same dnv.
chrs Fearless Adams Rastun dsg Truro (ir) Goth
am, froro Jac,ncl, Nlork, lae
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS II; TIE CITY.
TIE IRISH BRIGADE-TEE FOURTH AND
FIETH REGIMENTS OFF TO THE WAR.

Tomorrow norung the Fourth ard Fifth regiments OF
this dashns brigade win arrive IN this city
O'Clock from Fort Schuyler fon. for Washington
tooa their comrades Of the Fret and Third Of the r
gaao who have boon eacampcd Cor tho last three gcaks
near Springfield, 10 Virginia The Fourth regiment is
undcr tho command Of Coloao, Horny H. Baker highly
accomplished and thoroughly experienced officer Lieu
tenant Coonol Patrick Kelly Najor Qanlan and several
other officers Of the Old sixty ninth belong to this rei
meut. Lieutenant Colonel Kelly was senior captain Of
TO sixtyi1,h, md Major ouinion CAPTAIN Of the
engineer corps attached TO that gallant regiment The
MAJOR ec'od most ecel%'y AMI brayely in virginia md
well desorv9d the position he occupies. 7he aAth
regiment lor to SPEAK correctly, four batteries Of
IL, being regiment Of dying aftiliery) win DO
manded by Major o'Nci, who served with brilliant dis
inoton in the Mexican war, ard is oonsdare by Compe
tent j1tscs Of the best sW0rdsmen and horsem in
tng ynitei states captin wt;ila IT, Hogan, long
known The popular and abe captaia OF the Napier
Tsrdy Artillery ~ RroeElyn, commands he first hat,
tery q tie lth regiment OF Use irish brifa T. CAPTAIN
MeNahou, Formerly bold, handsome lieutenant Of tho
Sixty uinh commands tho second battery. Captains
Mtc4 an4 p'Goohso c3mtaal tie tilfd oad fourth
lattciics.
Captain noaohao was o.aerf sorg,ant # Maaahc. .
2osSyes. Of The Sty Ath fought body and taken
prisoner at 9ull run, aud elected his ape fom Rich
NICE altsr many dangerous risks, aboGt month asv
fu3y thousand ne, pnde4 tEo graen Gag If OIL lro
anf, aad Wearing tie green feather. tao chosen and
beautiful sgMUpl " s brigade, VIII pa! tbre ,.I
strec's tomorrow their ives and honor, and Tic grand
military rc41~n q tur spirited and en- a,rols raco
{l'tgeA ~ tia Il t.nca Ct the and authofagscf the
lnjte 5aes. Al! praise ana glory 10 The bFsyS, trao
hearted generous faitWsl The entire force WIN be Gudcf
tho pcreorai command Of Colonel Thomas Francis
M1a. 'or he Acting BielG.cr II he brigade, 10 who
IN traaabe enc ~ and dauncss auee the com
Bje.on OF th> IL. .,v.a almost exclusively Ing Tho
otle Of the irish 4rga h4y 0taaamoualy luostcd
bc lgesidt3t appoint Ceo8c Maa gl,er t,er 3rga
dier and they all The eager aud bont uyon ay
ing him III this p0stcn from ~. fact TINT they have
learned ih tain a'oVs, treSy !lt!o parties have
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Tab GREEN MOUNTAIN CAVALRY.

despa.ch TO General n. r. Baxter received yesterday
aftcrloen states that this regiment of. Burlington al
noon in train of hundred and forty four care. hoy
viii arrive at tho Thirty -lrst street station III noon
t9-tay where General Baxcr nd Colonel Frank T. Howe,
together with Of Vermont will be in wait
Ing to receive then. The thousand horses wi be nurr-
tered at .hc Twenty fourth street stabes The men Hil
be amply provided for IN two large buildings ct th foot
Of Twenty third street II circumstances favorable
il is contemplated escafl tho Fourth and Eh resi.
menis II Neaghers Irish Brigade down Broadway GA
Monday morning, whica viii make Of the yraiidest
displays o. armed patriots since the opening the
rebellion and which may be the asi q The Kind until
the war is over.
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IMPORTANT FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.

Tcy rible Storm and Freshet-Nlany Lives
LOst-Immense Destruction OF Proper
ty--Obscquics In Homer OF Senator Ba-
ker-Dcpnrture Or General Shields
Eight Hundred and sixty Thousand
Dollars I'm Specie Coming, Sc, sc.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec, IL. 1851
During the past four days the heaviest rain storm that
has been experienced for many years has prevailed in
California causing freshets In the valleys and
great obstruction OF property.
The American river rose to great height, breaking
through the leveo and flooding the city OF Sacramento
end to the othor The water Is four feet deep
in the streets this morning and the people driven to
the second story OF their bousea Business 10 entirely
suspended
Arrived, ships Storm King, from Boston, and Chal
lenger, from New York
SAN Francesca. Dec IL, 1861.
The Golden Age has sailed for Panama, carry
ing hundred soditrs two hundred passengers and
ss60ooo IN treasure Among her passengers is General
sos who accepts Of the Brigader geuerashp rendered
him.
The rrcshet from tho recent heavy rains extends
throughout tho valley portions Of tine state The damage
doue e immense. The farmers have suffered great los5
by tho drowning Of their stock while bridges fences and
o.hor property have becn swept away by the food.
part Of Marygvle and Stockton, as weil sacra-
mento, entirely under water.
number Of lives have boon lost but how many ia no.
as yet aacersanod.
Several brick buildings At Marysyie undermined
by tho food apd fell a heap Of ruins.
rhe loss Of property Sacramento estimated
half million Of dollars and falls upon all the people q
the city.
Communication with many districts Is Gu. OF and bust
ness suspended.
San FRANCISCO, Tee. lip. NJ.
Tho weather for the past days has been more
pleasant and rs apparently becoming settled Tao
gradually receding.
Tho funeral ceremonies In honor of the late Colonel
Baker engossing the attention OF the people today.
Tho volunteer force the State militia the civic organi-
cations aud the people generally, joining in tho su
neral procession which Is OF the largest wit
messed in this city.
San FRANCISCO Dec. IL, 1851.
Arrived chips Deer, and Nord from Glasgow vitua,
from Now York
Sax FRANCISCO Dec. 10, 1861.
Sailed ship Commonwealth for Valparaiso.
About twenty Thousand dollars have been subscribed
hero Cor the relief Of the sufferers Sacramento by tho
fool The water has been from two twelve feet deep
in neary every house In at city one third Of the city
Is still oyorfowed. Tho water. however, 10 slowly re
cedng
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IT. yov a. with salt 70 EFT SMITH Of Hartford s,h insh
VII. g. spoke n .Sis ssa y
for 81 Jsgo & Cubs. ~ ,...,, ;. 49,. "a, ..,,.
ter Oh in. on Cape Ha'serAs saw large steamer with
brig Mayhew, Firth, Bermuda, Nov 20. in ballast 70
Ssasain , conye Bermuda 10 days. In ballast
Brig Yaeen yictor. tBr, Hitch, Bermuds days 70 BAL.
COS s ay. oS SsM had
@ 'P %'s rom sar a Rso FOR Sr@ 9s. Win
los Of and main boom broAe, also short OF prov
hrig ura (of Bansor,, coombs. Key West II days, In
schrJ Miner, Berry Londonderry, as DAYS, TO Tup
.ae .srsa Channels BALLAST sS
en- sss.e Nov sv . 4 spoke b. :sSs NJ
yerni, FROM Philadelphia or Triaddad
don Murray. IN ms, u niles by from naiteras.
ssSr so D..a%sy yas,e e with coffee e
schr Hone, hence ror cardcnas
R Rsa % hours with ''s'F &C. 70 Napier Ss''''.a
5s sga Asa1 s. sSa ss'$s, 1
girege mate e chaha ss. se.a a. area Of a ssvs sr
s e Nav p sss Ss
supplied with men to work vessel 10 his port:
r ya an o "n1 ~ 81 s s ss@ o' PIX
30 a ION n o. spoke ava from Ragged Isaud FOB
a$ T Is .
Sno aas we ses FIX M T. Ns Nov 80 lat % Ion ~
Sshr , rshgr Clark 20 as r. u days With sugar.
okss J, gpooa; n % cruise I'm Inst 80 A
ana an, nil ors; ane a II M SAW ass OF g gne gs U
AMI ye bark bound south probably some Of tho rat hole
schr c9ro,sqw Davsan Alun, St Domingo, TO- with
schr . Terry ~ NEW Hayon,. Edsedgc, Havana IS
days %ih rnt z Tlos Ciimarn sth last, on Hatieras
4 FL a.s,6 snr lDr g $ oeoree, Anderson, Man.
NJ 1lla Il days. with cadr 70 Schep Co Dec spoke
BIS II Florida, for New York with the head d aer main
sgar Eyes,a Z (or Iaraston,, Fcke,, Pctou IA days
srs ae K t ~ cs5 Tssn F n sa r ~ Boston,
ts 7Ns rr iI Sa,iS phi1spS5 u Se.wlh
s"g w. es'E atya s4 1as Ssr siG haven
Ns"r Min raasesn lsr NV II f Laad Ss'f
seIr blu l.oSias D. Tx asa ME- as Il RI I'a DOT
Sc EN- a ss 5,b G Goai 4 .i iia KS llAFSor
~ william Jones, joAea Eh1aas,hport and sailed for
searseaport. vezor E ab'itpo and sailed for Newport,
SIR Mary Emma. Henderson, Eizabctpori, and sailed
schr saul Davis ri,zsinmors Eiizabethport.
,Slr Champion, Sheffield, Eizabethror. md sailed for
sehr crpora, lileson El1abe,hfor aud sailed for BIOS.
selr Elhan tllen Pot, Elzabethport, and sailed for
se;r Volta BSook Fl,a5etpor and sailed for Somerset
Az s Nelson Han, Paddock. Eizabsthpor and sailed
shr jersey Fine, Bates Elsare,hport
F,hr Trenton, Saith Trenton, Nj.
ss T n nTri, br"nee H s c i,a 70 DAYS
: HI Norma (wrcckei, Garrt with moasses from
soop Han Bal Eh1aSehpori and sailed for Brdge
Shop Ames, French, Eizabcthnort, and sailed for
so.p Rhode Island, Rom.ngon. Providence, days
> op sprdgae. G4b3s. osiaenae
Steiner yaean Morrison rhiladrloha
ssser @S1S impnrgf rhi aaspia
stoamer hartan. slower, rl,late'pnta.
Steamer Wesichester Jones PROMINENCE
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THE sKTIMIsH AT JACKSONVILLE, KY.

Acourier from jacksonville, Ky, says that when Capt
Lee arrived with reinorcements for Colonel Whitaker he
found tho house whore the secessiniss endeayor
ing % make Union subscribe TO tho oath of allegiance
- the Southern coniedcracy entirely deserted.
aaiaia Lee then despatched squad Il soldiers TO
raj secession residences, who found that they had al
been yara'sd. with syider cog OF ? hasty retreat.
Three secassonsts reported to have been wounded
ct tho skifrish yesterday at jacksonville.
Colonel Whitaker ordered the buildings from which
shots were fred nron his TO be get fire and de
Etroyfd but CAPTAIN Leo, at the request o. the Union
men, who feared retaliation the withdrawal of tho
federal troops, got the order revoked.
Ioufs'HfF. Ky, Dec. IA, 1861.
tnntain Lees expedition his ret ricd from elk
soayie, bringing two prisoners No further particulars
obtauab.o
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ORDER IN RELATION TO PERSONS ARRIVING
FROM THE Seeded STATES.

ST. Louls, Dec. a. 1861.
Persons arriving hero from tho seeded States IRE
hereafter ordered to report themselves the office Of tho
Provost Mersha to register their ibe to
the cath Of allegiance This is to relieve persons who
como here in good Saith seeking the protection OF the
government from the suspicion which naturally attaches
TO all parties from the South aud prevent their arrest
molesta tion.
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IMPORTANT FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.
Decisive Battle I'm POCahontas County,
The Rebels Driven Out OF Western Vir-
ginta, Sc, sc.

The Rebels Driven Out OF Western vir.
gfnta, Sc, sc.
CINCINNATI, Dec IL 1851.
special despatch from Cheat Mountain to the Com
mryciai says
On yesterday OF the hardest and best fought bat
ties Of the fought at Allegheny Camp Pocahon-
tas county, Va between Gen. r. r. Miiroy commanding
the Union roops, and Gen. johnson, Of Georgia, COM
manding the rebels.
The fght lasted from daylight TN three P. NJ.
The Union loss about thirty and the rebel loss over
two hundred including major and many other officers,
and thirty prisoners.
General johnson was shot In tho mouth, but not IA
tally
The Twelfth Georgia regiment suffered the most.
General Msiroys force numbered 750 men from the
Ninth and Thirteenth Indiana and the twenty fifth and
Thirty second Ohio ana the Second Virginia regiments.
General Johnsons force numbered two thousand
The Ninth Indiana REGIMENT tonight bravely n the last
After driving the enemy into thei barracks eRs than
five times, oar force retired in good order.
Tho robes get Gre 70 their camp and reiterated To Staun.
ton
General Mroy has driven tho last army out Of Western
Virginia.
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TIE REBELS APPREnENDING AN ATTACK
ON NORFOLK

BALnaoIlE, Dee. H. 1861.
we have the Norfolk Day Boot Of Thursday last which
contains nothing new except long editorial urging The
important Of increasing the detoncea of Norfolk; also
uging that vessels be sunk ia the channel Of the rvcr
The editor is evidently alarmed, aud has had his cor.
fdouce In river batteries somewhat shaken.
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N0n-ArriyMt Of The Anglo saxon.

PORTLAND, NO. lec NIL T. NJ.
There ago "a yet 10 sgrs Of the steamship Anglo
Saxon jue here vita III, c:pool dates Of the 18Th
aud Londonderry 81 thA 10th iltmo.
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Terrible AcriGtut--Enar Persons X Iied
HAA SIX v. ouaa.d.

fI.NIElALE, Ia. Itt. u, ISGI.
be atc.acnt occurred ibis Inornia q; the coal
pockets Of Tho le aware and H1son Canal Company
car ol through i'ty oet, as four rorsoas and wouad
jrgsix otners Severely
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MASSACHUSETTS, ARMY AND NAVY MAT.
TIERS

Bosroy. Dec l., 1861.
II is gumored thai lie Yrs, Massachusetts cavalry
which IS 10 leave here mex. woek destined for Texas
Three hundred soamen leave Chsrlestown Navy Yard
this afternoon, via Fall River. Their destination liz M
known.
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Taa CsgraAL PARK DRsyrIhe Park drive III .c.vsor
row DO opened 30 further extent, vlz:--From Fifty.
ninth stree. to- 1o2d street which G give extent or
carriage road orsover miles Regulations an 10
entrance and eY have to be put into force a. presen,
game day-Fftyninti street, Seventy second street,
Eighty nth street. stree, and lod,h street,
Eirhth avenue and Fitiyninh stras, Seventy second
Street, sevcn.y ninth street, Eghi,f street, Ninety
ssyeah street, 1924 street ard osh sizes. AYsaus
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Removal OF tho Bo.,,1n pos, OMce.

pnrTo., oc. IA, 1891.
ne tcston fost ofrce vas rern we'd fro,n summer
suaes PACK to the Exchange to.nsht greatly 70 tho
sA'isiaeti.o el ITO Eumsropr pasIoas -
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MYSCELLAN nous.


For sale at al news Icpots
raxTRAcT FROM An UNPUBLISHED WORK ON
nae day vent hunting with m Indian chi.f and four
lind much game irs au notie tina. tho CHER
kept his eyes the ground IL he locking tor
ins. Al ast By pcsnd VI namber Of beck particles
about "a large ~ bu 70 ~ if'ned in answer
River Hog aud rsca By al the IN in tribes TO purge with
freely. asked whv whrn sick, lnans wanted to purge
tn msepes. IT. rep ed II see ne norge, uno docr ans
see The dog grass prpoee The ca, dieren,
INV r mad r c e ors e.. .and aa sma IT, ,tones
purge thenslv 5, ana therefore ,@ puring Is 4ood
isis couvctsa,i u to tell nm BRAADRETHs
PILLS Imvo him siS toscs TO experiment. with him
the trlysa, h, uuht The 81, Tor -
Are SOLD Al 81 c~a, ssrge.
NJ. u IoA s.1tr,
uousEKEEpERs LOOK HERE
Il 4 fAkhEk F., 90, ftsoDt tE COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS ana BUYING AGl3Al,i., .......
s b MAsiS.Foa SIR ttiH, go ,4s so' Fay Now
yo X Offers the and the por genera cons,sns
"eA' CITY SMOKED HAMS. a, cents PR psraa.
These lians are w.iran O. ,"nne ma s"ee 49, VIII 20
from this day Groces, boarding. Louise seers laa faDis
fAooh iARp CHEESE, &C. ., equally low rates IS AS
hss 1s SS4. S p1ss ar
Brockyn-ls, Fulton sure; a. d ~ Myrtle avenue.
serseS City-s8s Newark avenue
Hook n-os Washington street and % Main street,
Sc a.scrtiseasn' IN Sundays Herald every week.
NEW YORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SHOULD
IN know the Following i.cts-lha III, UMAS Il. AGNEW,
sscs u SECS wncs roosrrs Four ana proris on Us.
tanee 4 hoese piS'1 h.gry en'sy SHOULD y,at ito
prieee aown isag any ~ e IN Ncw YORK We therefore
iii street corner of Maray and 90 for hrFssras MIS-
APPEAL and energy can 60 Tor man &ind.
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SHERIFPS SALE:
YORK. S., November ilth, 1861.

YORK. S., November llth, 1901.
DY virtue Of an execution which issued
ID upon judgment In favor Of Andrew 8.
Luques ct al against Nathaniel Leach Of Kenne-
bunkport In said county OF Yoyk, at the Mu-
nicipal court ofthe City Of Biddeford IN said
county OF York holden ut said Biddeford. on
the third Monday Of October A. ID. 1891.
have taken oil the right In equity which said
Nathaniel Leach has or had on the fourteenth
day Of October 1851, the time when the same
was attached on the originsl writ In this action
to.redeem certain lot OF mortgaged real cstats
situated In said Kennebunkport being the ram,
now or recently occupied by said Leach, and
bounded rs follows: Beginning on the South
west side Of the road leading from Cape Por-
poise TO the town house nj Northeast corner Of
Tristrsm J. Perkins land, thence South-east by
said road nine rods; thence South ~ West
three rods six feet; thence Snuth so West
twenty seven rods 10 said Perkins'land; thence
North 40 west by the stone wall four rods
and Ave feet, thence North-wcsterly by sail
Perkins land and by stone wall TO the place
begun at, together with the buildings thereon.
And being the same premises conveyed by
deed Of mortgage from said Leach 10 Enoch
Cousins, dated the seventh day Of February
1861 and recorded In York County Registry OF
Deeds Book 27i page 406 AMI to which reference
Is made. And on the twenty first day oil De-
cember next ut two o'clock In the afternoon nj
the store OF Anthony Luques In kennebunk.
port, shall oiIcr ut sale nc public auction said
right In equity OF redemption TO satisfy said
execution and all fees and charges Of sale.
3wi7 PnISEAs LIDBY, 81, Deputy Sheriff.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
GENERAL DEBILITY.

This convenient term includes numerous Hide
nns.i and supposei incunbls 6rms of disease, se-
eompanled BY general lassitade and exhaustion
without any sscsrtainsble external or internal
cause. The PERUVIAN SYRUP sends 10 reBoya-
ting influences to the lnmost rccesses Of the system
and has relieved In cur community easos' % sup
posed incurabie discass.
IloRrOs, ". n, February I, tsJa.
Gept,emens-l think 10 inst and proper TO send
Won tie result az my experience and experiments
with the peruyiAn syrup. lam quite saiished thai
Al l. AN sfcaciOus and sale rcmee y, and veal uor-
Inv az Trial in many of the diseases that nesh 10
heir To- especially ior the cure or alienation "
that large variety of Diseases aud arrangement Of
b,slth eannected with the digestive anu nervous
system usually classsd under the general term u
I,spst,sia. nervous debility and neuralgia.
kmsmber 81 my own family has been subject tof
SONS years past 10 rheumatic and Neuralgia anec-
to AWAY or less severe. some times Int
and prvtrseted. Under his last attack, some TIVE
or three mouths ago, he took the syrup, and alter
using q small bottle MAS relieved Of all these
symptoms, and has ~ hr had no return of them
Iha,e hlsD known the syrup W be given f0r hem
orrhace OF The lupls with Satisfactory results and
4 should Confidently sdSise the use of II as an ai
tsratI,e tonic in cases where stimulants are use.
les nd the best tonic effects derived NON the
hsalthy addition 10 the blood Of the elementary
,,orsIor which has been unduly lessenes, aud K.
kesf restored by such preparation " Iron as Tea
Oily assimilaies With The system.
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