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valuable Real Estate for sale.

49, The property in Wes.brook. near ssccsrap-
E;.i, pa Village. known as the Pierce place and
lii lately occupied by j. r. Ri n, Esq viii be-
sold by auction, on thu premises at 10 O'Clock
A NJ. Tuesday, June 2isf. 1864. There are Is acres
OF land well cultivated good orci ard. well built
two story house. barns and czrris &c house
Can DO examined OF any time previous 10 the sale.
Terms cash. T. NJ. PArTEN, Anctiereer.
June o. 1854. did
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Explosion of Locomotive - Three persons
Killed and rs Wounded.
SYRACUSE. N. Y. June 8.

SYRACUSE, n. T., June 3.
The express train from the east this after
noon, met with terrible railroad calamity.
The locomotive exploded four miles east OF
here, killing three persons and injuring some
twenty-five othcrs-several OF them seriously.
The locomotive is a complete wreck and also
three or four cars.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-09

THE PEAK FAMILY.-Mr. E. T. Lowering,
the gentlemanly agent OF the Peak Family,
was in town yesterday, making arrangements
for two concerts to occur on the 18th and 14,h
inst
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NE shall sell a. Auction en- MONDAY. Jure 20.
w At O'Clock, z. NJ that vers desirable L0T or
LAND. on the corner of Pine and Vaughn ST. eefs
lrnefIy owned BY Hor. J.. ID. N. sweat, contain
ing about 5000 feet This lot is OPT cate the rest
denee org w; Woosman Esq. and bacss on the
estate OF Hon. b Brown. II IL tbs mosr desirable
unoceupied lot al "Court End" Part OF the pur-
chase money may main IN rte age II desired
The above !. believed to be the M 81 esirable lot
offered At Auction The present season. For views Of
sceneSy wafer e. mountains sc, 1t il unsurr
ed II not unequaed.
henry BAILEY co. Auctionssrs
sJune9. did
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IN Ihursday, June h, at 10 o o'clock A Al No
" 5Galt Block, we shall sell an invoice of goods
brought up IRON the wrecked steamer Bobs mia by
,he DIVERS, consisting OF Broodcloths Ca simeres,
Iweeds, Dress Goods, Tailors' TrImmines Ha,nsss
makers Thread, Linens, Cotton Shirling, Striped
Sh'rting, Dehims, Bagings Thread one more bale
Oh tho-e 81 anish Linens Tor summer coats &c
HENRY BAILEY = CO., Auetionesrs.
June S-Qtd
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rirat Of Steamship Damasc,

FARTHER POINT, June s, 5 p. NJ.
Tie steamer Damascus, from Liverpool, has
just passed here, bound to Quebec. News al.
ticipated.
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TO TEE AFFLICTED
DIR. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician,
No. N Clapp's Block,

MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
w Portland and vicinity, that be has permanent
ly located Ia this city. During the eleven months
that have been in town we have cured some Of
the worst forms of disease in persons who have tried
other forms Of treatment In vain, and curing pa
tients in short time that the question Is often
asked, do they stay ceredf To this question
will say that ali that do not sfay cur ed, will
doctor the second time for nothing.
DR.. ID. has been practical Electrician fer twenty
one years and Is also regular graduated ply sicikn
electricity ia perfectly adapted TO chronic diseases
in the form Of nervous or sick headache; neuralgia
In the head neck or extremities; consumption " hen
in the acute stages whore the lungs are not fully
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism scroiula hip
diseases white swellings. spinal diseases, curvature
Of the spine contracted muscles, distorted limbs,
palsy or paralysis, ST. yias' Dance, Deafness sam-
merng or hesitancy OF speech. dyspepsia, indees-
tim constipation and liver complaint, pies-we cure
every csse that can be presented asthma, bronehi-
t's '.'-es OF the chest, and all forms Of female
sonplaints.i
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THE OLD FLAG.-Under this title the
American Sunday School Union has just Is
sued a book that should be placed in the
hands Of every Sabbath school scholar, and
every lad in the Union. The story is well
written, beautifully embelished and hand
somely printed. 1t will cause the young
heart to pulse high for the old flag of his
country, and its teachings will ever be re-
membered by the reader. In the present as
pect Of affairs it is the best book that can be
put in the hands OF the young. II. Packard
No. 81 Exchange street has it for sale.
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gvAttention is called to the card Of
Messrs. M. J. Hill q Co., who have recently
removed their Coffee and Spice Mills to York
street. They use the patent soapstone roast
or. IN
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Pursuit of The AIabama.

NEW YORK, June s.
A Rio Janeiro letter Of April %, says the
U. S. steamer Sacramento left on the 9th for
the Cape Of Good Hope, in search of the
Alabama.
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Horse. Carriages, &c, nj Auction.

saturday, june 18th at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on
es-tn Coach, nearly new, the DE driven hv dhs
,a.e Joseph ILomas-oue Con cord Wsgon--on Jen-
~ .yha-ohe hockaway-one Express wagon
two Single Harnesses, SC
-, HENRY BAILEY CO.. AuctIoneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
Administrarrir,ss aIe-

tDURSUANi to license from the Hon John .
IL Waterman, Judge of Probate tor the county Of
cumberland, tae admiuistraFix the estate OF the
the late Edward B. Jack, OF Westbrook, In said
county deceased, viii sell at ubc tale on the prem
ises on Ihursday, the 9Th day Of June a D. 15s4 At
clock r. NJ, all the interest 4 which the said ~
~ JACK died seized in the following described real
estate The homestead OF the deceased sithzfeg IN
said Weslbrook, upon the orthesly side OF The read
e.ding rom behring's Bridge 10 Saccsrspa con-
saistng OF hoase. barn and about acres land
Terms cash. SARAH 4. JACK AdminIstratrix
WestbrOok, May Z, 1864. maygoodIm
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Inran shipment of Ps,roreu,,

PHILADELPHIA, June s.
Twenty-one vessels are now loading at this
port, with As, 900 bbls. petroleum for Europe.
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sg- Dick Sands is reengaged for one week
longer at Sprague & Blanchard's Opera
House.
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Financial.

WASHINGTON, June y.
The subscriptions to the 1910 loan to-day,
as reported at the Treasury Department,
amounted tolS543,600,
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IL Don't forget the Levee this evening at
the New City Hall, for the.beneft of the Min
istry at large.
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Valuable Real Estate al Aac,,o.,

ON Tuesday. June l4th AT O'Clock p. NJ, ON the
~ premises. we shall sell at au.tOn the valuable
heal Estate ON the corner Of Centre and Pleasant
streets being about l2l feet Centre street and 81
teet on Pleasant street, with the building thereon
eoAsisting OF block of three. three story brick
STORES with dwellings over them, and wooden
building on Centre street.
There IA also 90 feet more Of same proper,v nm
fieasant street. running back 100 feet sdIoinipe the
aesse property. on which il a brick dwelling house
OF tnree stories and wooden bic co ct long ca
pane OF holding % horses. There is also never
fAiing well OF good water This q a very valuable
property and very desirable for in sesfmeat: can't
tai property TO improve upon.
junesftd HENRY BAILEY & co. Auct'rs
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JThe Opera season closed last evening,
and we can assure these artists that the citi-
zens of Portland have been highly pleased
with their performances. Their music and
acting are of the first order. To Max Stra-
kosch we give our thanks for his liberality
and good management, and express our
wishes that he may be successful in his con-
templated visit to Canada. II is not often
that so many musical stars shine In one galaxy.
Our neighbors in Canada may rest assured
that rich musical treat is In store for them.
The names of Phillips, Briguoli, Susini, Man
cusi will always draw full houses where their
reputation is known, and where in the civil
lied world is is not known? May prosperity
accompany them wherever they go.
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From the Peninsula.

FORTRESS MONROE, June I.
A steamer from Bermuda Hundreds reports
no fighting.
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-09

Total profits for Eli years. sis.s5s.sso
been redeemed BY cash. ri.sao,2lo
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MELANCHOLY AccTDESr-Yesterday AZ
ternoon. while Bridget Fshay, an Irish wo-
man, about 65 years old, was engaged in pick
ing up chips at the Grand Trunk raiiro ad,
near the Portland Company's works, her dress
was caught by an engine which was engaged
In shifting cars, and she was thrown upon the
track and instantly killed. Her head was aw-
fully mashed, part Of it, above the eyes, lying
outside Of the track, while her body was lying
between the rails. An inquest was held by
Coroner Hall, and the jury returned a verdict
OF accidental death. No blame was attached
either to the Engineer or any other person.
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House and Land at Auc,,o.-

IN Monday, June 18Th, at 8 O'Clock p. NJ. we
~ shall sell the two aud half story wooden IIonss
No III on Centre street. This house is Convenient
Win gsod cellar and fine cstsrn IN il; lot "a eet by
~ feet front. Sale positve-tiiIe clear
jnue3dtd HENRY BAILEY a 70 A,e+,xs
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Valuable Farm I'm Falmouth. nj
Auction.

On WEDNESDAY,, June 18th At q
AEA-0 O'Clock p. NJ, on the prernis a. n
4UfEaxl SNAIL Fara, near "a mouth Der or.
st15HIxE containir about Thirty 1erss, Il
Of which Is valuable Mood Iot
ihere = god, eonven ent nd comfortable House
and out tuudinEs on tia large and q riffy Orch
ara OF youngtrees. and the house and surros ndpes
desirable for good cut OF town resiier ee AZ
positiye-tifl ear. For further par4iculsfs snnlv
to- HENRY BAILEY & co, Auctioneers-
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" raiami+ies ~ ~ ago I
ulation maintained.
LA ID He 3
Ia hahos anu fuet. wei
K backs; nervous and 81
swimming IN the head.

Who haVe cold hAnle anu IuVts WEAK tfOmnchH Z
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headache
dizziness and swimming in the head, with indiges-
ton and constipation OF the bowels: pain In the side
aud back; leRcorrh0a, Tor whitesi; falling Of the
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus, and
ali that long train diseases will find in Electric
ity means of cure. For painful menstruation,
too proase meustruation, and all of those long line
OF troubles with young ladies'. Electricity s certain
specific and will In short time restore the sufferer
to the yigor of health.
T We haze an Electro Ckemical apparatus for
extracting Mineral Poison from the system, such
Mercury, Anthony, Arsenic, &C. Hundreds who
sre troubled with stiff joints weak backs and vari-
oas otherdificulties the direct cause of which, in
nine of ten "a the effect Of poisonous drugs
be restored to natural strength and vgor by the
use Of from five to eight Baths.
Once hours from o'clock A. 4. to Phi II
8; and to p. u.
Conssltstion Free. iylsisedt
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-10
A Rich Scene.

The Editors Drawer of Harper's Mao,
asine is full of good things. I'VE canno,
resist giving TO our readers the following.
from the Drawer, which is apropos Ia the
present time:
One of the funniest things that ever
occu red, or perhaps,cyer will occur. took
place at the regular opening of the Con.
venlion at Chicago:
On the conclusion of the bcncdictiou
by Bishop Whitchoule, which constitu.
ted part of the opening exercises he
commenced the recitation of the Lords
Prayer, in which the delegates attempted,
by request, 10 Join in concert, and il is
described by an eye witness as the rich.
est of all rich affairs. The announce
ment was hardly made by the reverend
gentlemen, and he had but ar,iculated
the opening words OF the prayer, when
confusion confounded ran through the
whole assembly. Had they been called
on to join the chorus of "Pass the Flow.
ing Bowl" or "Bonnie Blue Flag" or
"Just Another Drink Before we Coz
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-10
'"The Rapid Writer

This Is the title Of a semi-monthly
pamphlet Of sixteen pages, published at
Bloomfield Connecticut. The object Of
the Writer Is 10 Introduce simple and
practicable system Of rapid writing on
the basis Of the Phonetic Short Hand
Alphabet. That this can be accomplish.
ed, there is no longer room to Doubt
Its introduction will do away with the
horrid scrawls into which our com.
mon writing has degenerated, and
substitute legible, beautiful, scien-
tiic, accurate, and rapid style, in
the place Of the present illegiblc,
cumbersome, and anomalous character
which nov disgrace our written langub ge.
1t will give the elements of Tachygraphy
fp full during the year. The latter is a
system Of shorthand writing introduced
10y d. p. LrSDsLEY. which it is claimed
'can be much more easily learned and
possesses more breyity than Pittman's
Phonetic system Horace Mann says il
is Pittman'siPhonogrsphy Photographed.
The phonetic system of writing is becom
iDg quite popular, and We predict that It
will not be many years before it will be in
universal use. The terms of the Rapid
Writer are 81 so per year, and of the
Tachygraphy the same. Both pamphlets,
80 30. Address, Lindsey and Lewis,
Bloomfield, Conn.
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Personal,

Col. A. NJ. BLAcxMAS came home last
"Wednesday on leave oI absence for TWEEN.
ty days. The Col. was struck with a
shell aud knocked from his horse IN the
late Grand reconnaissance of the army OF
the Potomac, but not seriously injured. -
He speaks in glowing terms of the army
of the Potomac, aud says he has the first
uificer Or soldier yet to meet who says
openly that he will vote for MCCLELLAN
They have the u,most confidence in their
COmmandcr.in.C Chief, ABRAHAM LIN.
coLN.--Fostoria Neos.
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LEGAL NOlicc.

Alfred Hall
Against In Seneca Commop
Jonas Frederick and Pleas.
Others
The said Defendants, Friend Whittlesev,
Charles Foster, Giles Carter, Darius Dodge.
will take notice that on the 10th day Of DC
tober, 1864, said Plaintiff filed his petition
in said court against them and others.
wherein in substance he says: That on the
Goth Of March, 1858, he recovered iude.
ment against said Anthony and Jonas Fred.
erick, for the sum Of 1856 so in said court.
aud that 1t remains unanswered and unpaid
aud there is due to Plaintiff from said An
| thOny and Jonas Frederick, 1886 so with
interest since March 90, 1858, less s5l OG
payment made November IL, 1863, and
costs and increase costs in the sum Of s
That sum is an adjudged len upon the fol.
lowing real estate:
Part OF west half OF northwest quarter,
section 36, township l north, range i3, east
in Seneca county, Ohio, begin ming for same,
at intersection OF Leonard street la town
| OF Adrian, in said county, with State road
running from McCutchin ins Vile 10 Sprineyille
IN said county, thence south TO where said
Leonard street intersects the south line OF
said west half Of northwest quarter, section
SO, thence east on said south line Of said hall
ot said quarter section, twenty zone rods 10 a
stone, thence 1rthwardly to n stone twenty.
one rods east OF said fret mentioned point aud
on said road, thence west twenty one rod. 70
the place Of beginning containing two and
$1,000 acres Of land.
That said Defendant claims to have some
lien or claim on said real estate, but that
same is satisfied aud paid; and praying for
marshaling of the liens therein, thot said
Defendants may be compelled to answer
therein, that said real estate may be sold
That answer or demurrer to said petition
must be filed on or before the 18th day Of
December, 1864, or judgment will be rem.
dered thereon accordingly.
LEE BREWER,
Octl3-6w Alt'ys for Plaintiff.
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cO..rcrrp vrrKlI ,rs B.ss..rn.

consrcTrD vrxkLI sYS u. .SsKsrH.
Trfis, Nov. 10, 1864.
FL0UR--sl0 90
wHkAT--firn At 81 so@i SIS.
CoRN--Firn at 81 90 for .heiled from
teams
OATS-Firm at 5sc from teams.
WooL-Selling al s0@s5c.
SEED--Clover $1,000. Timothy a. 90.
FLAX SEED--ss 25 per bushel.
RYE--sl 20 per bushel.
CANDLES--Stearine soc, tallow 90 a Csc
SoAP-German ~, Common &c.
TALLow-l2@l6v. Grease @9c.
PoTAToEs--75c@sl.
PoRK-Per bbi, s3s OOa 10 90.
wHISKY-Common rer gallon 81 90.
Rye go so.
dAMS--i5@lsc.
HIDES--Grcen &c, dry lie.
CALF SKlNS-llc Kip skins &c.
SHEEP pELTS-fresh 2Sc@si so.
BEESwAX- -isc per pound.
BUrTER-a7@ 32c per pound.
EGGS--20c per dozen.
LARD-Kcgs. 2Oc.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-10
The Result in Seneca County,

The election in this county passed of
'q1ietly and there was very full vo:e
poIlcd, Notwithstanding it rained most OF
the day, which seems to have bees gen
eral over the whole country, extending
from Maine to Tennessee. We have
not heard from Loudon township, bu,
giving Lincoln 81 majority the same as at
hbe sStSte election, the Democrats gain
% over the October election. The Of.
fetal returns may chunge this somewhat.
The following are the reported mojoei,ies
in the several townships and wards:
Lincoln, Mcclellan.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-10

you hOb-nob to title. How frequently
we bear gentlemen relating their days
experience somewhat sfter the following
fashion, for instance: Yesterday morning
we were shaved at the Washington st.
barber shop By the Hon. Mr.. Bibbs, and
little darkey called Doctor blscked
our boots; we went around TO Major
Arndrs and took our morning cocktail
with Col. Porter and Senator Funk
Baker; stepped into Captain Lylse's Of
fee and read the morning paper; break
tasted with DR.. Yingling at Sheriff
weirick's Hotel; took cigar with Col.
Gibson, Judge Hord and Chief Engineer
Gwynn; went over to the train to see
Gen. Hooker pass through; thought Of
taking the afternoon train with Major
Baltzcll to pay visit to General Grant,
but determined to remain TO see General
Stickney, Col. Lang, Major Armstrong
and all the balance Of the titled Dcmoc-
racy start up salt river. Had chat with
Gov. Mueller about the police business
and ascertained that several very dis
tinguished Democratic generals, colonels,
judges and honorables had fallen from
grace to whisky. Dined at Col. Smiths,
took drink with Squire Beilhorz, went
TO hear Hon. C. +. Brown lecture on
young Mormons, having heard Governor
Brigham on eminent ones, and after
listening to an animated political discus
sion between DR.. Ksgy and Squire
Goodsell on the comparative merits of
General A. NJ. Jackson, which was re.
ferred for settlement to Judge Johnson
and Major Pat Ryan, we took a night
cap with Captain Thomas Tomb, Adju.
tant Norton and Corporal Osborne, and
retired 10 dream of Queen Victoria and
the vanity Of all human greatness.
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Oyster supper.
The Lldi,s Of the Baptist Church pro.
pose to have an Oyster Supper, at Hedges
Hall, "Wednesday Evening Nov. 10TH
Tickets so cents each. The object is to
raise funds towards purchasing an Organ
for the Church. All friends are cordially
invited, Col. Gibson and Rev. w.
Cormac will deliver short addresses.
Music by some Of the best talent in the
CITY.
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Dumty dumpy, dumpy love,
Dumty. diddy, heart.
Dumty. dumty, dumty prove.
Dumty, diddy, part.

0-TJust think of it! political party
appeal in behalf Of its candidates and its
principles TO the coteardics Of The A merit.
can people q! What an uncomfortable
insult to the brayest race on the earth
what faulty in politics, inconcevable if
il had not actually happened, incredible
II it was not actually transpiring!
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0T"Sergeant, you have come home.
l suppose, TO vote the Democratic ticket"
said merchant in New Bedford to
veteran who entered his store.
"lhsve been shooting Democrats for
three years." said the soldier. 81 am
not IN the habit Of voting for the game
kill"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-10
Ballads for Bad Memories.

Ballads for Bad Memories.
A frequent excuse put forth by persons
asked to sing, is that "they would be de.
lighted if they could remember the
words" As words in the present style
of singing really matter very little, we
give the following verses as a sample of
the kind Of thing that may be sung by
people with short memories:--
Oh, il haa a lumty tum lumty tum too.
In the land OF the olive aud fig,
Iwonld sing OF the lum tumli to you,
and play on the thingumy jig.
And ifin the lumty tum battle fall,
A tumti tum' all that / crave;
oh, bury me deep In what you ma J. call.
and plaat ttingumbobs over my grave.
In case this should be too great an of.
fort for the memory, we have dashed off
the succeeding trihc, in which. by a clear
and loud delivery OF the ends of the lines,
the heurer will imagine that he knows
what II is all about.
Dumty dumpy, dumpy love,
Dumty. diddy, heart,
Dumty. dumty, dumty prove.
Dumty, diddy, part
Dumty, dumiy, dumty, meet.
Dumty. diddy. coy.
Dumty, dumty, dumty, sweet,
Dumty soldier boy.
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Religious Notice.

Religious Notice.
Rev. w. w. Criley will Preach in the
English Lutheran Church on Sunday,
November goth, morning and evening.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-10

0crCoL Samuel Medary, the Wheel
Horse of the Ohio Democracy, died in
Columbus on Monday Evening last.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-10
advertisement
Our CAMPAIGN Subscribers.

Will take notice that the present issue
closes the term paid for. We hope that
oil Of them will make up their minds to
continue the paper. Only 50. SO per
year. Cheap enough.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-11-10

We have kept our paper back until
This Thursday morning to get the latest
election news, and find that yeterdoy S
good news are more than confirmed. The
New England States, New York, Penn.
'sylvania, Maryland, Ohio, Indiana,
Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa,
Minnesota, Kansas, and the Pacific
;stutes have gone for Lincoln. giving him
about 200 electoral votes. We have
gained seven Congressman in New York.
This is work enough for one day. 1t is
death to the rebellion, and consigns the
Democratic partv to oblivion.
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Special Notices.
NERVOUS oEBILiry, SEMINAL WEAK.
LN NESS, Etc..
Can be cared BY one who has realty cured him,eif
and hundreds Of others, and win tell you aothin n,
bu, the truth. Address. with stamp,
EDWARD n. TRAvER,
Aug G5-'y Lock Box, boston. Mas.
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New Goods.

New Goods.
r. w. SHAwHAS has received large
and splendid stock of Fall and Winter
Goods Of every description, aud is selling
them at New York prices. See his new
advertisement.
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Contains Rosemary Flowers. Nour,,hs, the root,
~ the hsu and gives impulse 10 it, growth. a
deli Ghtiul ihgt ,disn;.
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Geo. X. Brown & Co.,

Geo. X. Brown & Co.,
Have on hand a fine assortment Of all
kinds Of Dry Goods. They are doing a
rushing business. See their new adver~
tisement.
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Total, 27s
McClellan7s majority,

mcIlellahs mo!orlty, o23
This isvcry we'll deHe for Seneca.
Vhe Democracy vuuutingly boasted that
they would gain 200 over the last elec.
ton, but happily they have been sadly dis
appointed.
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Reeves, AmbrOsia

Contains the celebrated MAccas,ar oil. Reader.
the hNit soft, slick and permanently glossy, Nota.
ing oqunl, this oil a. a dtossidg.
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DUBOIS Il CO.,
Agents for TifIin.

~. +. RoOP 4 co. .Attica.
l.. :. HALL. Republic.
N. BROWN. Green Springs.
HOUK Il MYERS, Carey.
DELAMETER 4 BROS, Melmore.
And all enterprising Dealers.
August ~, SI- I'm
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Reeves AInbrOsia
Reeves AmbrOsia

Contsins Southern Wood. Prevent, III. haii from
turning PtsmN,urely gray. Rc,,ore' gray hair.