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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-18
SPECIAE NOTICES.

"a oRS TO 7IE AoE1 - !. .li.. I
life 4 los. Of \ 4 ibres COZ. s.a apoa phys
zeal 10y, can II ). ..f.,< ..p1.d y se.s
vixitthx prey tioa hAiea3 bcrrifsshs sssength
and spirits, without sntai:ing the exhaustion
which il always the final effect Of ordinary slim
ulants. We tender to the aged HOSrErfER'S
STOAACH BITTERS - an isvigsrpat sod ~
stcrative. immediate In its beneficial acti,n and
permanentin its effect II tones the stomach,
improves the appetite. acts like charm upon the
spirits, and tends not only tolproiOnsiife beyond
its usual span, but to render il enjoyable in it.
evening - - ~ prime. For dy-pepsis, OppEes-
sion after eating, bilious shoIic, wind cholic,
spasms Of the stoanash. sick nervous headache,
chills and fever, tremens, prostratsn. and oil the
complaints special to the feebler sex, the Btters
are esernstly recommended by thousands whohave
witnessed their superior efficacy in such eases.
spr23-dAwlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-18

"Their Gam eats len them Abruptly .
Very Unpie 10 PlblIe slscss's ..
This remark will not apply 70 those who are for
tunste enough to have their garments made with
machines, taking what is called the double lock
stitch. as is the case with the LADD, WEBsrkR 4
Go. Machine, which makes the stitch alike on
both sides of the material, leaving no under side
ridge to wear out by washing and ironing. These
machines are meeting want long expressed by
the public, in their adaptsdness to all kinds OF
Sewing that it is possible or practicable to do.
Wherever Sewing can be done. in muslin Or even
leather, they will do an amount of work that Is
truly astonishing. Strong in construction, yet 90
simple 10 mechanism as to be easily understood
they fully merit the reputation they have OBJ
tanned, Of being tie best Seeming Machine eoer IN
vented. We do our friends favor by referring
them to tn advertisement in regard to these ma
chines.- Philadelphia Enquirer.
anrl3-dkw1m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-18

I.ate4t atty les
At FULL ONE-THIRD LESS, In PRICE,
II than ever before sold in this market We
have q large stock, and bought them in the
CITY OF NEW YORK, FOR CASH,
and we will sell them cheaper than any other es-
Enlistment possibly ca n, and for sale to the trade
in quantities at New York jobbing prices at
WHISLER'S.
WHOLESALE DRY GO DDS,
CHEAP FOR CASH,
&. =. W H Z - Il ER's,
NO. 8, LECLAIRE ROW,
Az Of THE LATEST FASHIONABLE
DRESS GOODS.
PRINTS,
HOSIERY,
IN GTEAT GU Antilles.
WATCH spring Hoop SKIRTS
AT NEW YORK PRICES.
1000 PIEOE9
nF FIRST CLASS PRINTS FOR SALE
~ ch eapat
WHISPERS.
$50 SILK DRESS PATTERNS.
nFALL GRADES AND STYLES, OF THE
~ latest fashions, At
FIFTY PEH CENT. LESS
than ever before sold in this market. Call at
WHISPERS,
No. 8, LeClaire Row.
1000 DOZEN
.AF HOSE OF ALL GRADES AT NEW
~ York prices to the trade, at
aprl5l WHISPERS.
Dissolution Of Co Parfnersktp.
T,nE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
L existing between the undersigned under the
name and style Of
ElDRIDGE g. WILLIAMS
expired on the 18th inst by limitation il tho arti-
cles Of Co-partnership. The business will here
after be conducted by
A. r. WILLIAMS,
who suoceeds TO the assets Of said arm and assumes
the liabilities thereof.
All accounts due the firm are to be paid to A.
same.
Davenport, March lS, 1851.
JIM. ELDRIDGE.
A. r. WILLIAMS.
Having /" peaceaby seeded" from the Aru a
Eldridge 4 Williams. and the mercantile pursuits
general, ieaUi~g plenty Of
SUPPLIES 4 AMMUNITION
to fight the battle 10 victory, ] return thashs
to our patrons for the liberal trsde they have
given u in tho past, and hope for . contin-
uance Of the same 70 ny successor, Mr. A. r.
Davenport, March IS, 1861.
J. N. ELDRID08.
Having purchased Of Jacob n. Rldrides his
Interest in the 6rm Of Eldridge 1 Williams,
would respectfully RET urn thanks for the generous
patronage heretofore received and hope, By striet
attention 70 the wants o. customer, and ny d.
sire to please 70 merit eontinsanos Of the sane.
March Is, 1851.
mchl5-dAwGI AT. WILLIAMS.
ID H - q . . - -
AT COST:
HAvlNG PURCHASED OF A. w. BAILEY
IL his stocx Dry Goods, No shall from and
sitter this date Offer the same
1T COST1
!. Thee il want q snythi.g - - DIP Gooas
line VIII please givs ~ : cau, - many gooos 80
b sold s N a ~
LIS THAN O0sT sRn1C&s -ass3
esA9aJA d. p. WHITE
zss5s< -A@4,s1a no.. - = - c.~-..feSI -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-18

Having purchased Of Jacob n. Rldridgs he
interest," in the 6rm Of Eldridge 1 Williams, !
would respectfully return thanks for the generous
patronage heretofore received, and hope, BY ssssi
attention 70 the wants q customer, and ny d.
sire TO please, 70 merit continaanoe Of the sa0e.
March IS, 1851.
mchi 5-dAwG Az WILLIAMS.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-11-08
Massachusetts State Election.
BoSIoN. Nov. 5.

BosToN. Nov. 5.
The vote nj the Massachusetts election to-
day was remarkably small, not much over
On,shalf of that at last year. The vote OF
Boston for Governor is ms follows: Andrew,
59l7: Davis, Dem, 52Sl. Worcester gave
Andrew 1889 DAVIS $50. Lowell gave An-
drew 2l99; Davis 1908.
The vote in iilty.two cities and towns foot
up us follows; ADdrw, Is, ISL Davis, ..
oil. Additional towns show majority Tor
MIR. Andrew OF about two to one.
The Democrat il probably elected TO the
Senate from Boston. The Legislature Is
strongly Republican.
The chief interest Is in Burlingame's Con-
grrssiOnal District, where samuel Hooper,
Republican, is elected over George b. Upton,
Democrat, by 900 majority.
Charles &. Loring. OF Boston, and Ex-
Gov. Clifford, Of New Bedford, are elected
to the Senate on the Republican ticket.
NewburypNrt gave Andrew 532. Dayi:
53i. and elected Caleb Gushing to the Leg
islatnre.
REcMfrrLATIoS.- vote in 2l5 towns
is ~ follows: Andrew, 50,9j5 1854.
Representatives elected: 1876 Republican,
80 Union. Is Democrats. Many Of those
clased as Union are Republicans, elected on
Union tickets.
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DiarrhGa and DySintary.
CURE WARRANTED FOR so CENTS
The purchase money refunded TO all persons
dissatiyfed Nth its results.
CLENL'S SUMMER CURE.


A SIMPLE sweet syrup, compounded Of root,
n and hanks, containing no drugs or delete.
rious substances; mild and safe in Its opera.
ton, agreeable to the taste, and does not, like
other diarrhea preparations, constipate the
bowels, thereby endangering the system, neccs-
stating the immediate use Of cathartics; but
gives immediate relief, invigorates and strength.
ems the patient, and leaves the bowels in a
healthy, natural condition. bottle Of the sum.
mer cure Is sufficient 10 cure any ordinary case
2or 3 potions being generally sufficient to cure
the most violent attack and TO bottles Is pdr-
ranfei to cure any one case Of con frmed Chron-
&c California Didrrh9d. The summer cure is
adapted to oil ages, sexes and conditions; none
can be injured by its proper use. For children
and infants, and particularly for children teeth
ing, il has no equal. The summer cure has
been used in great variety Of cases for three
years, with astonishing results; nerer yet hdr-
ing. Jdiisi 10 eject cure. TO Northern troops
going South, and to mothers with large families
Of children, the summer cure is truly iuyalua-
BILE.
TY-All agents selling this medicine. may at
their discretion refund the purchase money to
all persons dissatisfied with its results
The Colonel Of any regiment Of New England
troops will be furnished gratis With one bottle
each for every commissioned officer In his CON-
mand. by applying TO the proprietors or to any
one of their general agents.
PRiCE 80 cts bottle.
@. c. GoopwIS & Co.. Boston, General Ag'ts
for New England, II. II. HAY, Portland, and
b. Z. Bradbury, Bangor, General Agents for
Maine Sold By druggists and country mer
chants generally.
HOwEs s. CO., Proprictors.
3mosn. Belfast, Maine.
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New York state Election.

INV YoRK, Nov. Sill II. VI.
Indications are that the peoples Union
ticket will be successful throughout the State
by heavy majority, and the County ticket
has 5000 majority.
Midaigh.-The returns from various parts
Of the State indicate the election Of the whole
State ticket To be heavy majority, with the
exception Of Canal Commissioner. which is
in doubt, with the probability ofthe election
'of Wright over Bruce. In the city, Lynch
is eleSted Sheriff.
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JAMES l.. EMERSON, Coroner
Sherif's Sale.
STATE OF MAINE, YORk, S.

STATE VI MAINE, YORK, ~
pAKEN on execution, wherein job Harris, OF Der
i wick, In said County, surviving partner OF Tho
mas u. Parks late OF Somersworth, In the County
OF Stafford and State OF New Hampshire. Is credit
or, and Charles A. Goodrich and Hanson Clement,
both OF said Berwick are debtors and will be sold
at public auction, ON Saturday the 9TH day OF De-
eeinber A. ID. 1861. at eleven O'Clock In the FORE
noon al the premises hereinafter described. all the
right IA equity which said Charles a. Goodrich has
or had on the day of the attachment OF the same
execution was issued, to redeem the following de-
scTibed real estate situated In said Berwick 70 VII
The farm called the homestead farm of the late
Ivory Goodrich, bounded NOrtherly by lands OF
Alvin u. Spencer; Easterly by lands formerly
owned by James GOOdsini SOutherly by lands
formerly owned hy william Guptil. 3d Westerly
by lands Of BENJAMIN Goodrich, with buildings
thereon containing eighty acres more or less. AL
30 one other lot, known as the ChafbOurne lot,
bounded Southery by lands Of the heirs OF the late
Mark WUrster, Wcsterly by land Of the heirs OF
William A. IIavesi NOgtheTly by lands OF George
Tibbets; and Easterly by lands Oi the late Joseph
Wentworth containing seventy acres, more or less.
Also one other lot called the Marsh lot bound
ell Westerly hy lands OF Mark llersOm; NOrtherly
rs lands ut Reuben GOgdrich Easterly by lands
Of the heir oi William hoodrieh and SOuthery
hy lands IT Mrs sarah Wentworth, containing two
acres more or less. Als Une other lot, called the
Holmes Marsh, bounded NOrtheTly by lands or
Lara Goodrich; EasteTly by lands OF James L.
tioOdnch SOutherly by land Of Samuel ID White
house. Frederick A. Hayes and others and West
erIy by lands Of Reuben GOODWIN, deceased, con-
tanning e ght acres, more or less Also two twenty
two parts In the ShoTey Sawmill ahu prlNlIssc' on
Little rIyer in said Berwick. Also the plains lot,
go called situate Ia said Berwick, on the road lead:
ing FROM the Lizzie Abbott bridge to Lebanon, and
bounded by lands Of John Gowell and others, con-
tanning ten acres, more or less.
The above described premises being subject to
mortgage given o. Hanson Clements and Lydia
Clements both OF said Berwick, To secure the pay
ment OF six several promissOry notes, payable to
said Hanson and Lydia Clements, and " save said
Hanson Clements free OF all loss cost and expense
by reason OF signing surety for said Goodrich on
srs. said mortgage deed Is recorded In book 26S
page Ils. of York County Records. Conditions OF
sale ard particulars Of said mortgage. made known
at time aud place Of sale
WILLIAM A. ROLLINS,
Nov. ith, IS6I. 3wi6 Deputy Sheriff
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DEATHS.

In this city, 9Th inst. Eunce, wife William Wa
terhousc. agrd y yrs months.
In Sacn 2th ulG, of Typhoid fever, Davis, youn-
rcst child Of Capt. John and Mrs. Mary Dceerins,
aged 10 years. 4 months and ~ days PORTLAND
and Boston papers please eopyl
In North Berwick, JOth, ult., Sarah Junkins, aged
about u years
In PoTtsmouth, nth ult., Frank W., infsat son Of
.pth ult, lille, daughter OF Mr.. Samuel Donnell,
AGED years and months. 18th alt. Mr.. llunkins
Marden, aged 10 years.
In Portland. Mr. Andrew q. Senter, aged a yrs,
a native OF Portsmouth.
In Dover. 2bi uIt.. Mrs. Margaret p. Rand, wife
81 Leonard 4. Rand. Esd, aged - years.
In Dover. aith ult.. OF consumption, Miss Lydia
Ann Llttlefcld. daughter Of Mr.. Theodore Little
Reld, aged % years
In shapleigh. 10th ult, Mrs. Betsey T., wife Of
Mr, James Patch, aged 81 years.
In Wells, 3Ist ~ Mrs. Mary wife Of William
WornwOod, aged So ears and months.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MOTHERS. or you TuAT nAvErnECAR

MOTHERS. ORYOu TlIAT CARE
VI OF children, know the difficulty Uf getting them
20 take medicine, aud Il i almost painful 10 the
parent 10 administer the doses, as % sec the child
suffer by disease, and you will hail with JOY any
the same time lie more efficient agent a. restore
health. Dr. GiffOrd's Homeopathic euratyes dO
this, being ~ they are. simple medicated sugar
pills, they eau he administered To- u child even
when asleep without disturbing IL. and the action
Of the medicines will In all eases he satisfactory
Children troubled with worms, collie, diarrhwa, or
testhing babes have remedy here that Is perfect
Nv harmless, and at the same time can be given
without trouble and are good In their results
Sold by W. 4. Dyer, Biddefhrd, Me, \. \. Mitch
ell. Saco, Ne. MS burr a Co, Wholesale, Boston,
Mass, W. r. Philips Wholesale, Portland, Me-. or
sent anywhere receipt of price, % cts per box.
by PHILIP LEE, 10 William ST., y. York. lwl6
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PAY WANTED.

For number Of months past the weekly eNpcn-
ditures Of the publication Of the Union and Jour
nal have been very much In advance Of the re-
eelpts Aware OF the hardness OF the times, and Of
the Inconvenience Il would be % some 10 make pay
ment, at a time OF the year when money Is gene
rally with one class Of our subscribers-the
farmeTs-we have endeaVored to get along without
pressing the collection OF our dues We have pre-
teTred to suffer some Ourself, rather than TO put
our subscribers 20 Inconvenience. The time has
now come when we need what Il our due, and We
give every subscriber who l. indebted for the pa
per, aud all Others who owe US for advertising or
joh work an earnest and aiiectonate Invitation to
help US In this emergency by the speedy payment
of their bills our paper.maker wants money, cur
Office help wants money, aud We need a little our
self for family expenses. A mOiety OF what Is due
us would rejoice our hearts and make us feel that
the publication OF "a paper Is no burden. We
earnestly entrcat those who are hack, 10 pay u.s.
Money sent u by mail always reaches US.
Subscribers living In the vicinity can pay US In
wood potatoes. country produce, u they choose.
We trust that this earnest and ahectOnate invita-
tlon will not be disregarded.
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MONUMENT TO DouGLs. Tuesday eve
ming meeting was held at the fremont, in
Chicago, to take the necessary steps towards
the erection OF a suitable monument TO the
memory OF Senator Douglas. The proposed
structure is to cost from SlOO, 900 to $780,
coo, and in order to make tia popular move
ment, subscriptions are limited to one dollar
for each person. A general committee was
appointed, but no plans are yet submitted.
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Sheriff - sale.
STATE or MAINE, YORk, So

STATE w MAINE, YORK, So
TAKEN on execution. wherein job Harris. % Der.
l wick In said County, surviving partner Of Tho
mas n. Parks, late Oi SomerswOrth, In the County
Il STAFFORD and state Of New Hampshire, Is cred
itor, and Hanson Clements, OF said Berwick, IL
debtor and will be sold al public auction, on Sat
ur,iay the 9Th day Of December. A. ID, lS6l. at ten
o'clock In the forenoon. at the premises hereinafter
described, all the right In equity which Hanson
Clements. OF said Berwick, has or had on the day
OF the attachment oi the same on the original writ
In this action on which said execution Was issued.
10 redeem the following described real estate sltu-
ated In aid Berwick. 10 wit;
A certain lot OF parcel Of land, bounded as f0l-
lows. 10 wit, Northerly by the new road leading
Trom treat Fails over Pine lin TO Messengers
bridge 80 called, Easterly by lands of James
lowell aud another Southerly by lands Of Win.
lhrop Merrill and westerly by other lands Of
Hanson Clements containing forty acres more OF
less. Also one other lot situated In said Berwick
and founded Easterly by the above described lot
NortheIly by the above described New Road
westerly ny lands % Winthrop Morrilli and
southeriy by CrOss Road - called, together with
the buildings thereon conta ming iOrty acres more
or less-the above described premises being subject
10 several mortgagcs. One given 10 Levi l. Chick
Of aid Berwick, another 20 Parks Harris and
Jordan Rollins. and another 10 ala Iar,l.n a
Rollins. Conditions aud particulars ~ ..id ,na,t.
cages made known At time and place of ale
WILLIAM A. ROLLINS
Nov 2, 1851. swis Deputy sheriff
4
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COrOncr's Sale.
YORK, SS.-Oct, %. A. ID. 1861.


TAKEN on execution, and will be sold ut public
] auction on Saturday. the 3Oth day OF November
next. at o'clock In the afternoon, ut the County
House In Alfred, In said County OF York, all tbs
right In equity which stephen Dormau, OF shap
leigh, has or had the tenth day of May last, be
ing the time OF the attachment 81 the same on the
OrIgical writ In this action, to redeem the follow
Ing described real estate. situated In said ShaP
leigh. Ia wit "A certain lot Of land with the build
inss thereon, and bounded a. follows Easterly by
the rad leading nom the Davis School house lst
called "a ELIAS Hams house, on the North by
land of Ezra Thompson and Joseph Huntress; and
SOuth-westerly by the road leading IRON the dwell,
Ing house OF Simon lluntress To the hrstmentioned
scboolhouse. containing fifteen acres more OF Tess
aud being the saIne which. said Dorman now
lives. The above described premises being suhleel
% mortgage given 10 Elizabeth Davis; OF New
field 10 secure the payment Of note OF hand for
one hundred and twenty five dollars and interest
dated Jan. ~. 1855. said mortgage deed IL record
ell In book 2I0, page u, OF the YORK Connty Rec
oTds. -
3wI6 JAMES L. EMERSON, Coroner.
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MARRIAGES.

In this city, eth ult.. by Rev. J. Hubbard. Jr,
Mr. Alfred GOODWIN, to Miss Mary =. Wood. both
Of this city.
Ia this elty eth ult by Rev. J. T q. Nichols
Mr.. James ". Bartlett. OF Eliot, TO Miss Caroline
A Go,slwin, OF this city.
In Portsmouth, 2tth ult, by Rev. Al. Patterson
Mr. William VI. ScTIgsius, OF kittery, To Miss Mary
r. Clark, OF Portsmouth.
Ia Portsmouth, 2Dth ult, Mr. william luna, 81
baltimore. To Miss Elizabeth Nolan, Of Portsmouth
Mr. william smith, OF New York, 70 Mrs. Eliza
beth W, Peckhau, OF Portsmouth.
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Notice to Forelcose a Mortgage.

WHEREAS John c. Kmball Of Lyman. by his
w deed dated March 2lst. 1857, conveyed 10 Ben
jamin ID. Goodwin and Ivory Goodwin In fee and
mortgage, certain lot ofland, situated In Dayton
in the county OF York, bounded by the highway
leanlng by the House Of John \ Murch 10 Good.
wins Mills by land Of valentine Ill., and Leonard
Ford, and by land of said Murch, containing about
6acres-reference To said deed recorded In Book
2j2, page 2Jj OF York County Registry Of Deeds
And whereas said Ivory GOODWIN ON the 18th oil
March A. ID. 1859 assigned 10 said Benjamin ID.
Goodwin all his interest In said mortgage,
Now BENJAMIN ID. Goodwin, mortgagee and as
signee as aforesaid hereby give natlce that calm
n foreclosure OF the same, the conditions thereof
being broken.
BENJAMIN ID. GOODWIN.
August 9th, lsGi. 3wij'
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Commissioners, Notice.

WE the undersigned, having been appointed by
w the Hon. 4. l.. Bourne, Judge Of Probate, fol
the County OF York, Commissioners to receive and
examine the claims Of the creditors Of Olive Col
cord, late OF PaTsOnsneld. In said County of York
deceased, hereby give notice that six months from
the first day OF October, 1851, have been allowed Il
said creditors to bring In and prove their claims
duties assigned us at the Office Of Rufus Mclntre
ESQ, In said Parsonsheld on the second Tuesdays
OF November, aud December. A. d., 1861, and the
second Tuesday OF March. 1862, from ten O'Clock
A. NJ. until four =. NJ. OF each OF said days for the
purpose above named.
IRA MOORE, )co,,
LUTHER sANB0RN. 'on''
Parsonsheld, Oct. 9th, 1861.
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DIR. MORSE. OF PORTLAND,

Well known for his successful treatment OF Con-
suRBtioa Cafarrh, Isthma BrOHcAiils. and all dis
eases OF the TAroaf and LHHss BY Medical inhAla-
ton with a view TO the accommodation OF his nu-
merous patients and others DESTROYS 10 consult him
in Saco BiddefOrt. and the surrounding towns viii
be at the BiddcOr House, Bddeiord. the hTsf lTi-
a.s in each month hereafter until further notice
IL stormy ON Friday. Dr. VI. will he at BiddciOrd
the next day, SATURDAY, II pleasant
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WOuld respectfully announce that ne SUN coutlu-
ne. to execute the VERY BEST PICTURES at
is new rooms, permanently established at
No. 4 WASHINGTON BLOCK,
As my stay in this place Is altogether unlimited,
persons who may wish Pictures Of Themselves or
friends, living or deceased, can be sure OF getting
them finished in the best style, by calling ut my
rnoms and nv ,rorl .. moi 10 fad, or spot
A large assortment Of Fancy Gases, Fancy, and
Git Francs, constantly on hand aud for sale at
wholesale and retail, at the lowest prices tor cash.
am sure take the best pictures, and make tnem
ms cbeap as they can he obtained ~ any other
ploce nor or h,rsan,r. Bear In mind that my rooms
are permanent. aud you will always Ind me there,
AM. as usual, making Photographs OF all .ites
and prices plain or colored the very best ana on
Iy HEAL hMBROTYPESi Letter Ampr9typesi
Nelainotypes &c, &c. This II the only place In
the county where the Beautiful Card PICTURES 4. .
tanned. 81 A stereoscopic Panorama Is at all
times on free exhibition.
MIR McKenney would return his unquaiihed
thanks 10 his fellow citizens, Tor their liberal pat
fonage. and will expect to receive the same, %ood
pictures and prompt attention 10 business viii Sc
cure il. All are cordially invited to call.
L. Ii. MCKINNEY.
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WAGES OF "CoSrR,BlSpS."--Gen. Wool,
at Fortress Monroe, has Issued an order Civ.
ing every male "cOntraband" eish, dollars
month, and every female four dollars.
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NOTICE.

Having purchased the STOCK and Stand lately oe-
eupled by Sands { Fogg, respectfully inform tho
citizens OF BidicfOrd and Saeo. and my friends
Throughout the County, that I intend 20 carry on
the Butchering and Market House business In all
it, branches and solicit fair share Of their pat
ronasc. 2u SAMUEL VI. SHAW.
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Coal For Sale.

THE subscriber would take this opportuni.
i ~ 10 inform the public that he Is now land
ing cargo Of first quality White Ash Coal at
his wharf, and also has one 10 drive soon,
which coal he will sell at $500 . ton FROM the
vessel, or s3,25 u delivered. Also, Chestnut
Coal at sl,5O, delivered. Now IL the time to
call and get your coal for winter.
Biddeford, Oct. %, 1861. 10
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Wisconsin Election.

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 6.
The city and county gives $500 democratic
majority. The returns - far indicate the
election Of Harvey. Republican. by large
majority. IL Is thought the whole Republic.
can ticket IL elected.
The removal OF Fremont is the chief topic
Of conversation here.
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New Jersey state Election =.

NEWARK. Nov. 5.-The assembly men in
Essex County ARE about divided. The entire
Democratic County Ticket is elected, and the
frst Democratic Sheriff Tor thirty years.