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NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL cHSoPLxsr1 ROWE
.f y Il z y n, --
WIYHoyf METAL P1AYp on CIAsyS

-, Oh, B: SIGESMQND,
$3.50, estessa lak Sad lsfk sts., Raskfssios,
CfLIs the attention Of the public TO the following
/. The Teeth of his maulhctars viIIE@
never oorode nor change color by ANY
!. No teeth or roots need be extracted, a. lie
aLpneiAi ones osE he inserted oyer them.
HE foos viz b. mAds Inofensfve, an never
4. No temporary teath are p~.de6. "A ,.rm.ne,,
9nes 80 % maoe ln9hedlaiey, thereby preserving
lac cd yEtein is frequently dskgured.
.. LAS YORK has beea fplly tested over Eve year.
county. - ---
Or. G. has also invented . vbits upde~truotjys
meta hiltrE, with which the most sentative teeth
can DC hlcd without pain, and can bulld up q Ser
iec, s9upq tooth on any Gde rocts, which viii last
Tie best Of references q yer-to Dr. v, Mott. DIR.
r0Tenns, Professor OF Chemistry, ". "; Hon,
JUDGE wayne, OF the Supreme Court OF weshins-
ton, and thousandabf others.
Gall and examine for YOURSELF possn
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GAS FITTING. &c.

4 WA r. DOVE 90.
SNhE Nov sfsFsre9 tn execsts sny orders viii
vhloa thsy nay be favored "a the -
fkeMRtNe, cas- Or STEAM FIYgIsS
BUSINESS, :
w sseFe On f1h Etreet, few doors north Of Pa
ATenle, wnere nay be fosrd q conylete Gssortmerf
MCaAEpE lERSa aa stssr GAS. s1EAM ans
VA cas- FIITukEs,
Hsye II store, and Are dsI J Toce!ving, 9IS
NITURES of entirely New Patterns end DesiCnr
and t1rlsh superior style to anything heretofors
eheffd IN this market. We invite citis fenoral
" ~ esl snd exsmIle our STOCK Of Ges and Water
Ftxslres, feeling Confident that We have the ten
zt.eoted stock IN Washington. - ~
All Work in the above line irtFrrted % eur care
sih be prsnstl stten1ed 70,
AYERS 3 MoeEAN.
EsE3-c SIG street.
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CITY PROPERTY TO BIZ SOLD FOB TAXES.

COLLECTORS OFFICE, Orr HALL FEsRuAar Is, 1852
COMMENCING THURSDAY, the I'D day of May next the
following Property will be sold by public auction at the CITY
0hamber in the City OF washington satisfy the
stated unless the said
Is be previously the Collector with such expenses and fees
have accrued Sale 10
O'clock NJ and to be continued from day To- day TIL completed
ard Corporation certificates
Denomination Of Ave dollars WILLIAM DlAoN, Collector,
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
TRAINS.

&M2ZE EsgX
o. a.d AJts MONDAY, February 5. lssa.
PAssErsER TEAMS BETwErN
WARRINGTON AND BALTIMORE
win run as follow.
Bar pGty TNd,as zTriv. ar a,d Dsya,s ro~
FasAtstton Day dsriss tks sosek,
esd fso SHadaVs.
For Philedephis and New York-I,s.ve w.sA-
For Balnnore-Lesve WaIhInston N soo and
7te n, and % and t0PM.
For Annapolis At 7 90 A n. and t@rr.
For Phiiadephla ~ SooPN.
wsshinston 81 6 90 A n, and 4 % or 500 ~ 'ese
For Frederick a. . 20 N, and 500 ? N.
s,-,,,,T E4.I..s . o q. SoRTH;
r7s sas'; sac IL.
aoraias s::oEnod.Iiss Cav. We &s,sinr.e. 10
tons st Baltimore. This is the Mornikg oonneIIon
i0f S Ann 1spa Mail ,r.,r-,., .w..,.,
a. r.; AMY. q B.tn,ef, ne ,. X: PSsIsdsishia
6EEhs Nev Hcrk lor n. =. = =
n. rsaeAinE Baltimore at so N. and p hIsdsp hi
s;tfT. sfrIve a Bait.mofs 1t CIV. No oo oSe
ne1ions 81 Baltimore This 10 the afternoon con-
Eysnns EIslss..l..,s w,sAlns,0p Tx
Arrive 81 Bsltnio-s e.G z NJ; Phr,lcelyhis m
On SUNDAYS is.vs ws.s sSs 81 So and
no . 70 NJ EI1ln rom WtfnlrgtOu cCnuectH
through to NeS York every dsy daring the veek.
TEAMS MOVING SO UTH.
Lave New fork az ! A "a; PHI adelyhia lln a.
~: haNmoTstW p u. Arrive &C Wtshington
Lssye New York SER. ~ Phfi.Sel,h,, ioSa ,.
NJ bsHaners 80 A. y. Arrive st w ashmston an
.;.ss BsdaOf. rs An. LTissst wassInr,oI
LocsI AceoTnod.,ion Trrn. leave Bslunor,
49, s J. y; sad 80 IN for WashInston, arrive
On Sundsys al 80 and IS a. N. only from BsIu-
more. No Anna polls or Frederick connexions 90
supdsyS -, -
Passenger Trains lesvins washington st,S A,
=. end tcu p u, and Baltimore st7.a A. N and as
?. rsste dsrect connections fer AHnArolis AZ Are
junction, Ihe1te a N, and SEQ r n connect st
Setay Tor Frederiok, hsEerstOsn. re-, &0.. except
Trfins leave Annsyoll. for Baltimore and wash
nfton NJ 49, A. n. AID tor. q. .
fssscnfer Trelns leaving washington &C 6N A.
NJ III a. NJ, eRd ?. NJ. and Baltimore at sS0 ara
US A. n. viii stop onfy at 11sapoitf JsnottoH.
wy Passengers niust tske tse koepzs~odaitos
Trsias wiz leave washington and B.I,rmcr.
srovpf!t spes card ftrss, excertIrg that tue <S
y, IS u, end % - trains will wait 30 mi uutes
y necessay, 70 secure the passengers and Mas
For SICK and Wounded soldiers--A speolal car.
with an ste.ebnt. With hods. vill lee re wsshIng-
ton twice week for Philsdelph direct az m A 81,
soldiers, w, y, safI'rH. -
fee Master Of Transportation. Bat
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u For Through Tickets, spply &C the Once OF
the Northern Central Rail Road Com
pany, Calvert Station, Baltimore.
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Splendid Sleeping Cars on all NsgAf Ta,As
Smoking Saloon Cars on all Trains.
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1881 TIE TIs6a
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
49, s

20 al points in the
"Hsr, NoRTH-WRsT AND SOUTHWARK.
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Y 20 20 70 Oh. seHxsfoH,2 'SavIEF -sEH
ID Al III o n 4 r. Tsfr G.
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FOR 81 DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
IIf NO FALSE DELICAcY PREyxH1.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY,
A GURE WARRANTED, OR NO C6xHGy,
In FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.

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eIy habits q Y..h-hs.s Drssdfs and ps.trsevs Prss.
zee. Which r:ods Marriage impossible, and destroy ssA
YOUNG MEN
Asi dreadful destructive habit which snIs.y .v.sps
V IN sunsly crave esasands q YsrE Msa q hs neat
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lib !lass.s e i:.pr Ma ssa.s.pat.g Mar
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OFFICE No. 2 SOUTH FREDERICK ST.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
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DISEASES OF IMPR UDENCE.
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b has h'ssd US sssds Of this penfn disease <ss
happens That az ssnss Of SHAME dread sf dy
rssrsets sly, Aliens bsfrlsnd falls ints ths
hands Of isnsut and Designing Prssnds vhs, incspass
asnth aasf msntb, OF s long smallest Zee can rs
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WEAKNESS AND IMFOTENCY.
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HN sfssouy sHso Aha III 1issfHstsfsa fssssasds fhs
lees Immediately rshsyse.
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sal operations Isrtsysd BY Ds Jssnstsn, vissssd
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TO WHOM ASSESSED

Brent, r. NJ, continued.
said lot, No. 3, situ-i
ated50 feet westwardlyl
from the southeast
corner Of said lot, and
running thence north
81 feet 2x inches,
thence to a point on theI
northern boundary Of
said lot, No. 3, situ-l
ated 90 feet 6 Inches
westwardly from theI
northeast corner of
said lot, No. 3, thence
westwardly 90 feet,
thence southwardly 67i
feet S inches, thence
southwardly to a point
In the southern line of
said lot, No. 3, situ-l
ated ~ feet Q inchesI
westwardly from the
southeast corner of
said lot, No. 3, thence
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Nl. LQoMIs,. M. d., ths lnysrter and ysssrtss
efths MINERAL PLATE TEETH, 49,
Many persons can wear theee teeth who
ssnnot Wal others, and no person oAn wear others
who cannot wear these.
Rersons calling &C my ofsce can be accommodated
With any style and price Of Teeth they may desIre
oleanest, s0pnEest, and most perfect denture thai
Art can froddses the MINERAL PLATE vii &c
more fully warranted.
=. Rooms lp thl, OIty-No; 3ss Pa ,ysnue, between
IN and 10th sts. Also, s0T Arch street. PhisdeI
bnlk. mar f-iy.8o
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/, DENTISTRY.
OR, j, n. PEABODY.

u QENTISE
Attends to OIL branches Of his profession ~ the
most reesonsole rates for which good op -
: Once No. a5S ReRnsElvanis eveuue.
18th aDd l2th streets doors east Of the
kldson. - NH I'm. lt(
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l}-.)ic0.

PAXON.-On the Nth ias.. at Brick
Meeting House. WILLIAM SrAMM, infant
son of Rev. W. J. and Ann d. Paxon,
aged II months and u days.
KILLINGSWORTH.-In North East, on
22d inst, CHARLES G. SAwTEIIE, infant
son of o. p. and Elizabeth killingsworlh
FOREACRE.-At Hospital, near Sharrs-
burg, Md, on the Both day of September,
lssAC FoREACRE, son of Daniel Foreacre
near North East, Md.
He was wounded at the late battle Of An
tictam, on the 18th ut., by ball in the
heshy part of the thigh He fell while
doing bis duty to his country, and fills the
grave of q soldier.
WEST. AT Frederick, Oct. 90, 1862, from
wounds received ut the late battle of An
tictam, JONI SHIPPERS WEST, aged eighteen
years, son of Samuel A. West, of North
East, Nd.
Thus has fallen another victim of the sad
rebellion now in our land, which has ear
ried desolation to so many hearts and homes
Not as some have fallen, fell our beloved
John; God in his goodness, gave him time
for reflection aud resignation, which he ear
nestly embraced, and believing in Christ his
Mediator, found pardon and peace. Sweetly
and calmly his life wasted away without a
murmur, and submissively he resigned his
soul to God who gave it.
Ever dear to our hearts will be his mem
DRY, and mortality would sink, did we not
have the assurance that we shall meet him
in the Morning of the Resurrection, not a
wounded, emaciated, soldier, but saint in
Christ, decked with never-tading crown Of
glory. G.
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GRAPES AND WINE.-Wc received

GRAPES AND WINE.-We received
from Mr.. James Shobc, near Upper Prin-
cipio, last week, a bottle of his very superior
still Catawba Wine; together with box
Of the most luscious grapes that we have
ever had the pleasure of discussing. -
Notwithstanding the untavorable season that
the present has been for the ripening of
grapes-mildew having affected the products
Of the vineyard to a considerable extent
Mr.. Shobe's wine crop has yielded him more
profit than any other product of the farm
In addition to his own vintage, he has man.
ufactured wine for several of the neighbors
who took their grapes to his press.
Wine and Grape culture would be, if the
proper care and attention were applied to it
by our farmers, source of much profit
Those who wish to enter into the business,
may receive all the necessary information
from Mr.. Shobe's pamphlet on the Cultiva
ton Of the Grape and on Wine Making
The pamphlet can be obtained at The H'hig
office, for II cents per copy.
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IF PENNSYLVANIA has had her share of
privations and sacrifices in this slaveholding
rebellion against the ireest Government on
earth, Indiana and Ohio have had theirs. -
The Republicans and loyal Democrats in
these States volunteered by thousands, and
the result is the triumph Of the so.called
Democracy in both. 1t is worth something
to remember that the Breckinrdgers elected
to Congress from these two States generally
outbid the Union candidates in professions
of devotion to the Union. How such men
can hold seats in the National Legislature
and vote against the Government is prob
lem which the future must solve. In the
meanwhile, let us hope that before that
Congress assemblies the rebellion will be
crushed and the Union restored Pres.
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The West Chester Academy and
Military Institute.

4 r WEST CHESTER. PA Will commence
"A the Winter Term Of five calender months, on
ton is thorough and extensive, designed and
arranged to prepare Boys and Young Men for bust
r.ss OF college. The Principal who devotes all
his time TO the interests Of his school and It's
pupils is assisted by eight gentlemen of ability
"'n experience. The German. French and Span
ish languages arc Taught by native resident
Teachers an advantage which will be readily
appreciated by tho patrons of the Institution
THE MILITARY DEPARTMENT
r. md, r The charge of Major q. ECKENDoRFF.
as philadelphia, whose qualifications for the posi-
zion arc cxten5.vcy known. IT. duties and require
mcnts do not in any wnv interfere with the Liter
AIRY Departments, while enrolment among tho
Cadet Corps, il LETT optional. For Catalogues,
apply to VIM. +. MYERS. a. Nj,
sept IL, IS62-cm. Principal.
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Reply of General Mcclellan to Gov
ernOr Bradford.

The following has been received by Gov.
eronr Bradford from General Mcclellan
HEADQUARTERS OF ARMY OF THE PoToMAc
Pleasant Valley, Nd, Oct. IS.
His ErceHency II. W. Brudtord. Gorernor 0,
Marylum :-GoyERNoR | have the honor
to acknowledge the receipt of your Excel
lency's order of Sept. 10Th, in which you
advert in such flattering terms, to the con.
duct of this army in the recent battles Tough,
upon the soil of your State.
1t was with the utmost pride and gratili
cation that received your most prompt &C,
acknowledgement of the skill of the officers
and the galantry of the men of the Army Of
the Potomac. We felt it all the more deeply
because it cmanated from the Executive of d
State whose inhabitants had witnessed our
efforts and whose fields were rescued from
the invader.
Your praise Will stimulate this army to
renewed efforts in the sacred cause of the
Union. Permit me, Governor, in the name
of the Army of the Potomac. to thank you
for your appreciation Of its victories.
With the sincere hope and belief that nc
rebel army shall again pollute the loyal
State of Maryland, and committing to you
as sacred trust, the remains of our gallant
comrades, who now rest beneath its soil,
am, Governor, with high respect,
Your obedent servant,
GEORGE b. MCCLELLAN,
Major General of the U. s. Army
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. j. DUPONCO'S
Golden, Periodical Pills,
FOR + FEMALES.

ISrALrIrLE N ConEEcTryG IEnEcrLARITlEs,
AND REMOVING DISTRACTIONS OF THE MoSrnLY
Turns IRON WHATEVER CAUSE.
tv@LAprES, here is proof positive. 1t is no.
very far fetched. and comes to the Proprietor
through Of the Oldest and most respcc,a-
bic Druggists in New York State. whose name
is connected. READ - One of the first ladies of
Utica" n. Y. called upon my Agents in that city
(Nlessrs. Vim. Bristol & Co J and told them that
she of course dix not wish her name made pubic,
but If any one should doubt the wonderful efficacy
Of DR. DuponcoS Golden Pills, they might refer
any lady to her, as she considered it IL duty US
well asa pleasure to relate her Knowledge of
their efficacy n$ administered TO her daughter. a
young lady II years old She was tas, going into
consumption-had taken cold-nature became
ob-truct,d Two boxes Of these Golden Pills
entirely cured her AMI she is now in robust
health So say all who have u:ed them Rcmcm-
Der the ingredients composing these pills nro
made known to every Agent. who will tell you
they will perform all that is claimed for them.
~ Price. 81 OS per Box
Sold at DR.. II. ii. MITCHELL'S Drug Store.
ELKToN, Nh, Sole Agent for Cecil county.
Ladies'. by sending him 81 90 to the Elkton
Post Office. can have the Pills sent by mail to any
part Of the county Sold also by Brown K Bro.
and 5. s. HANcE. Baltimore, GRIMsHAw 4 Co ,
Wilmington and by one Druggist in every town
in the United States. and by HALL 4 BGcKGL.
General Wholesale Agents, 2lS Greenwich St,
New York. S. d. HOWE
Sole Proprietor New York.
N. B.-None arc genuine. unless the box is
signed 5. ID. HOWE. IJuly u. lS62-ly.
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The unwelcome news, published day or
two ago, that Bragg, with his army had
safely crossed the Kentucky border, and was
then in the Businesses of East Tennessee, has
been confirmed Ever since the Perryville
battle, he has not been followed as closely as
he had been befofe that event. and it is pro-
babe that to this are we indebted for his
escape. He took over 500 heavily loaded
wagons with him and large droves of cattle,
and left the State by way or Powell's Gap
The escape Of this army has created great
deal of chagrin in Kentucky and the Western
States, for the people expected a general
engagement between the contending forces
10 which event they felt confident the Union
troops would BE- victorious. That such was
not brought IN is apparent; but where the
blame lies no one appears to know. 1t is
stated that Buells force intend to return to
Louisville, SO tina, the campaign in that State
is virtually ended for the Winter.
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CHE nlarkcts.

E4sroS MNGKET.-Red Wheat, 81 80.
White do. 81 AZ; Corn, 81 cents Oats.
81. cents.
WuMINGroN MArkET, DC. 23rd.-Flour.
per barrel, q 00Ca : 90, Wheat, per bushcl,.
45, Corn, GO Corn meal, per bushel G2;
Oats, 30: CloverSeed per bushel, 5 SO; Tim
uthy Seed, 5Uta 3 %.
BARRYMORE MARKEr-White Wheat, 81 80
II So; Red Wheat, 81 SO; Corn, white,
7Sm 20 cents Yellow, 74No76 cents d
Iushcl Maryland, :Ga 40 cents /;
and G5(a 81 eents fos Pennsylvania.
Hay AND SrRAw.-We quote good to prime
baled Timothy at 2oaS2l; loose de-, at 1sa
$50; Clover, baled, at l2aSl3 loose do.
at 10 50aSll Rye Straw Mt 15aSlGJ an4
Wheat and Dat do. at lOaSil per ton.
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ExanlfncrS' Notice.

TEIIE undersigned, duly appointed Exam
l. iners to view and determine the pro-
priety of vacatIng road recently located,
passing from the North .st and Marley road,
vey's heirs, to the Elkton and Blue Ball road,
and Of opening another road through land of
Mrs Martha +. Glenn between the two afOrc-
said roads, hereby give notice that they will
meet on the North East and Marley road, at
the place Of beginning Of the road proposed
to be vacated, on SATURDAY, the goth day
of November, next, at 10 O'Clock AM, to-
proceed to the discharge of the duty assign
ed them in the commission to them issued !,
bearing date October 18th inst.
JESSE II. SHIPPERS,
WIN. r. WARBURTON.
ENOS SCARBOROUGH,
Oct. %, 1SG2-5w. Examiner.
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WAR NEWS.
Late From Nashville, Tenn.

| Tile City Perfectly Saft--anIy johnson Deter
mined mol to SURRENDERED Gu!tam Union
| Lady.
| MI. Charles II. Green, Claim Agent. at
Nashville, Tenn. arrived IN this city, says the
Cincinnati Commercial, of Oct. 2Oth, on Fri
day evening, direct from Nashville, bringing
news which will give the greatest satisfaction
TO all " no have been uneasy about the fate OF
that city. His intelligence is up to the l2;h,
ON til" morning Of which he left Nashville
The fight at Llvcrgne had taken place before
he started, and also the demand Tor the sur
render of the city, which demand was all a
hoax, and considered as good JOKE, for there
were no Rebel forces anywhere in the vein
ity of Nashville to enforce the demand :; none,
in fact, but the gucriillas under met, who
fly about, here and there, securing the
country in every direction, and picking mp
| any unlucky stragglers, and they are not
strong enough to interfere with the armed
foraging expeditions sent ont from this city
Nashville was never safer than the day Mr.
Green left it, and there are seven thousand
OF our troops there, under Gen. Negley.
General Nrgley was strongly under the
imprr sson that it was a military necessity
that Nashville should be evacuated, but Gov
crnor Andy Johnson, not being much of a
military man, could MT sec it, and opposed ii
ii successfully. vowng that he would hold the
place as long as there was man to defend
it, or one stone standing upon another in the
Capitol house Of the State. The health of
the Governor is good and bis sririrs do not
seem to be depressed by the condition his
city is in Cut off from all communication
with the North he seems man for the times,
whose Cncr gies rise to meet emergencies, in.
stead Of sink ing at the first shock.
Mr. Green made the trip from Nashville to
Lebanon Junction in a buggy, coming through
Franklin, B nwlng Green and EIix bethtown.
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The seventeen counties already heard from
officially comprise more than half the voting
population Of the State.
The vote on the Ohio State ticket comes in
slowly. According TO the Columbus (Ohio)
Statesman, the Democrats have made a gain
in sixty counties Of A $50 over Jewetts
vote. 1t Is not probable that the Democratic
State ticket viii have a majority Of over
1000. The counties to be heard from are
strongly Republican, but not enough, proba-
bly,, to overcome the gains made upon them
since last year.
Sixty-seven counties in Indiana have been
heard from, which give Union 1924; Dem
ocratic l9,267. Democratic majority, 6,5l3
The fifteen counties to be heard from gave
Hendricks, in 1860, 2,794, and Lane 2 ,329.-.
1t is estimated that the Democratic majority
i'll not exceed $500.
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ARTHUR's HOME MAGAzINE.-Thi excel
lent family Magazine for November, has
come to hand, but not in time to allow any
more than hasty glance over before going
to press. The present number contains the
usual variety Of illustrations and well chosen
and attractive articles for the home circle
that have won for Arthur-its we'll merited
popularity. Price $500 per year. Pub
lished by T. S. Arthur & Co. 1913 Walnut st
PHILADELPHIA.
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A HIGu WIND.-The latter par, of this
week has been quite cold and windy, making
fires and thick clothing agreeable. On
Wednesday morning we we're visited by a
small hurricane, for these parts, which cut
high antics with the yellow leaves and dust,
that lay thick everywhere whirlng them
high in the air, and around the corners
making the air fairly dark with them Most
of the colored leaves were stripped from the
trees, and in some places the woods are
considerably thinned. The streets were
much improved by this wind to be sure
the rubbish has only made change of posi-
tion-from the streets to the houses and
yards Of our citizens.