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THURSDAY, Nov. %, 1855.
BRIGHTON MARKET-Nov. 81.
CORRECTED wKkxLy

AZ market fr the current week Cattle, itlo, Sheep and
Lambs, E63; Swine +i7s number Western Cattle, l2o;
Easter, Cattle 32e;
PRICEs-nerf Cattle Extra, $l2 90 % II 90, first
quality 81 20 10 ~ 90, second quality, fl02S "a ii 00,
third qushty, OOM 10 90.
HTDES 10 I'D lOlc y m Talow, " "a sic Sb.
PELTS, 10 NJ % each.
CALF SKINS, ..D 20c v h.
RSx,RKs-The market full % both live and slaurht
cred cattle. Market dull, anil prices are on the decline
Quality ge.l.
MICH cows and Calves SIS, IS, IS 20 lbs.
SHEEP AND LAMBSin lots, 81 0o,2 80 80 "a IS
each Pxtra. /! IS "a 4 IS or from 0 Sic v ID.
swINE-western fat Swine, live, l0i 20 INV ID
Dressed l3l 40 14ic per h.
Store IIogs-Hetan 10 "a lie per h.
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No. 2.
DIR. SCIIENCK'S
NEW OFFICE.

DIR. j. n, sc1ii:xCK, q ihiladepaia, Ass opened an
ONCE % second hoe Of No. Sj llAs0NEn SfsssI Hoo
ton, where b WI be profsssonallI every WEDGES
DAY from to Every person complaining with Con-
sumpton OF any disease leading 10 IT, invited TO can
on him. lie gives advice free. bat for Thorough exam
iuaLpn with his Ne spirunaetsr the ehaIHs nvs dArA
Dr. schenck can explain 90 patients very eortecH
stage u their disease and how TO uss his uecines,
namely his Pulnonc syrup, Seaweed Tonic. and Man.
drake Pills. without the use Of the Respometer; but
by n he can tell exactly how far the lanu are some,
ana what part also; whtfhcf u d Tuoercubm, yrmSs
nary Draichal o. Dyspsptic Coasunption. - whahes
q merely an liberated throat and catarrh, % Rum
Liver complaint.
Ills medicines have full directions, % any one can
take them without seeing him; but u they live near by,
and are well enough, II Is best 20 see him. All three OF
his medicines required IN nearly every case Of lung
disease. for IL impossible 10 cure Consumption unless
the stomach and liver are Kept In perfect order. To
get Lungs IN healing condition the stomach most DO
cesnse and an acfelte fer GOOD rtch fsed cssd, 80
rs TO make good blood before the lungs will begin to
heals then the chlls and night sweais viii stop, and
the expectoration become free and easy. =
lie keeps fLll supply Of medicines at bis rocua1,
which can Do had q all Dimes. - - /.
Price oT The PulmonIc syrup and Seaweed Tonic each
slO per bottle or $50 the half dozen. Mandrake Pills,
Is cents per box.
GEO. &. GOODWIN d CO., IS Hanover. Street, Ros::
ton, General Wholesale Agents for the New England
States. For sale by all druggists.
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atths Navy Yard for A. j.. Perhaps they are
synonymous terms. A Simpson for Store
keeper. A. J.MoTntirs for Master Mschinist
A. J. Locke for Master Mason. BY the way.
It seems Is II A. J. has been very prominent
satiec. for the country, ever siues-22i Of hist
February.
Ifhs RepuolloAn eaucus met tonight to nom.
mate candidate for Mayor, which 10 tbs same
as an election. and no doubt there will be q
spirited time. believe Mayor Bailey decline.
again being q candidate He has oftcated
stb credit duHpg this administrative term By
DE manner 10 Shioh he has conducted himself
and the affairs Of the city. Josiah Desrborr
was nominated.
Hon. Geo. s Boutwell,, NJ. c., from Mas.
speaks before the Citissps' Lyceum. one weei
from tonight. Every one who appreciates thu
Injuries Of literature should avail himself o
the opportunity Of hearing Mr.. Boutwell,.
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Errors or Youth.

Arentienan who suffered for years from Merry
Gus Debility, Premature decay, and all tbecfectso al
youthful indiscreton, WILL for the sake Of suffering
humanity, send free to all Who neet u. the recipe
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing b, profit by
the advertisers experience. can do ." by addressing
yOHN ". OGDEN,
lyl0 No. - Chambers street, NtW York.
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IA Washington correspondent says that
president johnson 10 an experienced polit+
clan and although the "goveruing class At the
South. have unquestiopebly Q great influence
over him. do not believe that they can per.
suads him To issue o general proclamation oi
amnesty prior TO the opening Of the session,
aftsr shaving referred the punishment OF the
leading traitors. inhls last message, to the de-
alterations Of Congress. That he will recon-
mend universal amnesty and universal Impair
tial suffrage many leading Democrats are
certain, but there h nothing absolutely sure
among politicians. II he does recommend the
exfenslon, OF the right Of suffrage to colored
men. fear that II will be coupled with such
conditions - will make u inexpedieut to adopt
his suggestion. Neither Il II possible. under
the present State governments, that eolored
men could vote without restraint"
he Hair Res,orer that giv the best sahsaeou Zee
iAehne-and sold everywhere.
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A REMARxAnLr CALcuL.r,o,-In :

A REMARKABLE CALCULATION. - In the
year 1915 Elkanah Watson, the friend of
benjamin Franklin, made public the results
Of a calculation as to the population of the
United States for each decade up to the
year 1900. The closeness with which his
predictions tally with the census reports up
TO the year 1860 Is somewhat wonderful.
Whether the rate Of increase Is estimated
by him has been disturbed by the war re-
mains TO be seen. His estimates rs com
pared with the actual results are rs follows |:
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y In the Tenuesss House of Represen.
tntiyes yesterday. . hill providing for i'm.
partial sufngs and universal amnesty. was
tabled by a vote Of 80 to 20. The Ess,
Tennesseeans voted aln,os, solid ssssns, Il,
while majority Of the conservatives G..
vorcd the measure d, ..-I'~;1 ~ d.. nee
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Strange, Buf True.

Every young la,iy and gentleman In the United
States can hear something very much to their al
vantage by return mall free ofehngsl by address
Ing the undersigned, Those having f.ars OF being
humbugged will oblige by not noticing this card
All others will please address their obedent ser
want, s..T THOS. o.. CH<PMdN,
Iylo 63l Broadway, New York.
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LOCAL & COUNTY INTELLIGENCE.

UAI2 R.ts,er Na
., c.. - n.s,..,,. - s,,noh,.,. hon h,
s.,, haer..rd ,n,o . ,uh ~ sca,Iin, w.,sr -
severely burning the lower part of his bo,ly
..,,,. ,.,,.., , ao,h,s,i
wat h's fe0o'e'S 10 0o"'''e'e" 'e'1 "'"'''"''
On Monday, little boy about thirteen years
old named Harvey Norwood. had his left hand
n..u I,u A., q
caught IN machine 10 reppere' M''' NO. =
scraping of the back OF the hand laying the
.,rJs ,oro Tho nbvs;c,an thinks In NAV be
'o'' '"e' r,'
ablc 10 save MS manu.
Row p r. Rallies. Of Portland rave the frs,
,..,rr. =, ,hs cou,.s NJ a., a, ASSIGNED nv the
"yo,k Institute" In the Town Hall, Saco
Wednesday evening. The subject was "Iu.
side and GU tside views Of Nature" and he wa.
listened to with close attention by q large and
b;yh,y rrati6ed audience, The next lecture Of
the cour,e will DO December 9Th by Prof
Mo,.. NJ tho :. E,,ex Institute"
o,,,., .m. d. .r-,rrouor,.
o.' ''u"' 80 80, -, - -
7" rug 'no o."s Wv -, -.
-. T. -. go, ,ho,.h hn, ,ha .bow
y, ." 49,. g.. 49, 49,, .,m.h,dv nod mia.
,'.'.."s A. - Ill ,o,..ouon,,v 4, hin,
s"~. ~ .,S.un,.J, n, ~. MIN.
=, 70
Mi, ~ &c., Ssoo have inst onsned one Of The
largest and best selected stocks OF Ready made
Clothing and Gen'lemens furnlsh,ng GOODS
s ssss ons .usiu samnd IN sr,t cl",, c,o,b1p
sto1s. The goods are all new and Of the latest
style, and were selected With especial reference
to the wants ot,neis cus.omer'M .ne! ~ p.n
~ win,sr CIo,Sinr ,bould give them an earIy
call. SEQ their advertisement In another col
umn.-Saeo Dsmoera'. TH'..r. f
PORTSMOUTH, N. II. Nov. 81 1866.
Ma. EDITOR Tho all absorbing topic OF
conversation during the past week has been
the bright anticipation Of meteoric shower.
Scarcely person. whose heart did not throh
with anxious expectation, as they watched the
celestial Permanent. for this grand display,
eouiectured by astronomers. Never Was there
. time when the heavens were so brilliantly H.
lun,ln.ied with numberless stars, and afforded
such favorable opportunities As the few even
inrs tina, this shower was to be revealed. But
IN, hopes of an indignant public have heen
blichted, and the people have finally returned
70 the terrestrial pursuits OF life, and overcome
,h,. urea, disappointment. -1'...s
John p Gliding. Mvtcr Mason, at the Navy
wa IA. hen removed. and nj, p,.ee I. TO he
49, - LII ". a,dd,nr, nv
-, ia.S,,,,v and ,.r,ou, ai,no,,,ion has ,e-
sn,sd ,or himself , large number Of friends.
n. I. ,,., omit. r.,;c.n, In no,i,ic,I Affairs.
80. ,ho,ouch ,enub,;c,n. and for ,bi,
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SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS
lTcHi ITcHi 1TCHi
SCRATCH, SCRATCH, SCRATCH,
WAEAT0H'S OINTMENT
WILL FIRE TlIR ITrU IN As HOTIRS,

Also. cures SALT RnEUli, ULCERS, Chill
Bi.hINs and all ERUPriONs or THE SKIN.
Price accents. Por sale by all druggists
by sending co cents ~ WEEKS POTTER, Sole
Agents, 10 Washington street, Boston. IL will be
forwarded by mail. free Of postage to any part OF
the United States.
n,l l2fs va %
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Read what Or. seOviii says Of ALIENS LUNG
bALSAMi LuntF Ku1

MEssRs. J. N. HARRis 4 Co.,
GENTS III make the following statement ffom .
perfect eopvjcpon end knowIsd &c of the beseas Of
ALIENS lLuSu iBALSAN In curing ths moss
deep-seated PULMONARY CoNsunPrlOS! I have
utns ssed It's effects the young and the old. and
can truly say that tile by far the best eIpecto-
rant remedy with which | an acquainted. For
Coughs and all the early stages Of Lung Com
plants, believe N DO oert1ln uirg and " ev-
cry family woald keep 10 by them! ready TO- nd.
minister upon the frst appearance Of disease about
the lungs. there would be very few cases OF fatal
ConsumptlOui Il causes the pnleynt and inxtsr
n raise, without Irritating those delicate Organs
1.-THE Lungsl and without producing constipation
OF the bowels II also gives strength 70 the sys-
ten, stops the n ght .sweats. Aid changes all tho
morbid seeretions TO healthy state ,,,,,
Yours respectfully, A. l.. sCOvlLL.
sold sypt AtyAs bAeoS' and ~ 81 ,n Medicine
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~ The Arkansas Legislature has referred
resolution to reject tho amendment Of the
Constitution TO the coIumities on Federal
rclaiiona and seems dispoeed 70 trest the
matter With great delibcraiion- J.rst-5
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1880 per Yr.

We vAns sesns svsyvber y IN ex rnrsovD go
beving MAchines. Thrs new kDis. UDSef abi upfer
nia.oos paA Tfs osLE sschsDes snsa 10 ths UuSsed
ssaass kr - han $40, vhsoh are 0stiv lsssssf ~
Hose, Hlssfsr 4 Rhssa, Grsrsr \ AsAss. SSasa \
Co.. md BsoAslSsy. an olhr chap nacAins n, n.
ftsssmsnfs. and The ssier ~ liable % sysss
iss NJ fnSvtsssasst. CirulAn ~. Adasu, - ed
spou Shaw c,ast, btdde>cd. No MA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Cure for Pm Worms.
Worm Rsmeiy 10 needed, dcnt :an " get botik o.
d.. X. q. GOCLDS
DIM. wnnM GXRll0--

This Syrup tails In the most aggravated cases
expei these irritating ami Dangerous worms nom The sys-
tenn.
Adults Of 90 ar 20 year., who have suffered for tm-
-Chhirrn. upnn whom On other FeDesisrs have <
tIsi In vain relieved of all smoysoce IN
hours and when taken According IN diretoos S en.
IN entire cure. Il acts n cathare, and IMPROVES u<
health by removing all impurities from the system, and
always aie, even With the youngest chill.
dbo. Z. GOODWIN CO., Boston, Wholesale Agents
Tor sale By all Drugysts. cas-
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MARRIED.

In this city. Nov.l by Rev J. Stevens, Mr. ilor.
ace y. Miiiikeu and Mrs Elizabeth a. Merrill, Of
NestbrOok.
In this city. Nov. 10, by Rev. J. Mcmillan. Mr..
George II. Lombard and Miss Luee A. Rumery,
both OF D.,
In this city, Nov. u, by Rev. G. Tenney. Mr.
John d. bradbury, Of buxton, and Miss Betsey A..
Dresser, Of Standish.
In Saco. Nov. ~, BY the same. Sr George Iae.
OF Denison, Iowa. and Miss Jennie Wilson. Of Saco.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY,

First rate Coat, Pants and Vest Makers, to whom We
will lay the highest Boston and Portland prices.
wM HILL,
No. 100 Union Block, Biddeiord, Ne. 80
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The PEOPLES Choice.

There IL probably medicine that has curei more
people Of han colds coughs influenza and throat difficult
ties than Goes Cough Balsam, whilst In Of Group and
whoopng cough u is remarkable Tor its speedy cures
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ny ar. In Chicago. s,oo.o0o Of property
vsrs de,ts9y.d- la41 49,. II.
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MINERAL BATHS ut homc.-A few
bath. prepared with Strumatic Salts. will tffcctu-
ally cure Dyspepsia. Rheumatism, Scrofula and
ally. eOplyi6
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In this city, slmon L.. son of Joseph Dennet.
aged 30 Yrs. u mos. p days. .'T.--T
In saeo, Nov. 10, Rsfus Foss, aged 50 yrs. mos.
% days.
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MARKETS.

.he Hair Restorsr that givs the best satsetou Pee
taehIne-aud sold everywhere. Y g.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-20
FOREIGN NEWS.

By the arrival at Portland of the steamship
Peruvian we have advices from Eurnpe to the
9th instant The stockholders of the new At
lantic Telegraph Company have unanimously
approved Of the arrangements made by the
Board ofDirectors for laying another cable this
year. The bill to abolish church rates in En-
gland passed to asecond reading in the House
Of Commons by vote of 2S5 to 252. It is be-
lieved that the House Of Lords will reject the
bill The London OaoZ states teat the u. s.
Government has intimated that it is in pos
session of full information as to the movements
of the Fenians, and will not permit any acts
obnoxious to the British Govtrnment, Of which
the laws of the u. S. can take cognizance.
Arrests Of supposed Fenians continued to be
made. M. Hottinguer the Paris Banker, is
dead Rumors Of warlike character are cir
culatlng freely at Vienna The Rothschilds,
it is said have consented to take the remaining
forty millions Of the new Austrian loan on con-
dition that the Lombardo- V enitian Railway be
exempted from taxation for fourteen years.
The condition, we are told, has been accepted
by the Austrian Minister of Finance. Late
English advices bring intelligence of the death
of DR.. Whewell, author Of the ''History of the
lnductive Sciences" and the PHILOSOPHY of
the Inductivc Sciences" Dr.. Whewell was
Master of Trinity College, and was one of the
most distinguished men of his day in literary
and scientific circles
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-20

AIRY CHAN CESS IN REAL
T. ESTATE-We offer for sale the following
very valuable properties in and near Alexan-
dria:-
The LOT at the northeast corner Of Prince
and Pitt streets, next west of Farmers Branch
Bank so feet on Prince and 81 on Pitt street.
covered with small tenements and now occupied
by p Park and others. A fair credit allowed.
The LOT south side Wolfe street, next east of
the Orphan Asylum grounds-49 feet front and
101 feet Z inches deep, to nine feet allcy-'m-
proved by a frame dwelling Cash.
A large LOT south side King street, a
short distance east of Peyton street. Cash.
About Is ACRES at West End, on Duke
street and Shutters Hill road, divided by the
road which runs from King street to Duke by
Beztold. This is the only eligible property for
large railway depot nowto be had in the SUBJ
urbs Of Alexandria A liberal credit.
feb 10-eotf JOHNSTON & CARNE.
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The fine triangle used by the late U. 8.
Steam Fire Department, was yesterday, placed
in the steeple Of the Hydrauion Engine House,
where it will hence forward be used for a fire
alarm, only, the company having provided last
night, against it's being made nuisance to the
neighborhood, by passing an order forbidding
any one to strike it, for the purpose of calling
the members together for meetings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-20

A Fair for the benefit of the NJ. E. Church
ments of the room, the beautiful FANCY WORK,
the useful and ornamental articles for sale, the
REFREsuMENT TABLES and Ice CREAM SA-
LOOMS, are all objects of attraction and admira-
ton.
scenes from History and Romance, are nightly
personated, by ladies and gentlemen in o most
beautiful and chaste style of art. No ncshould
miss an opportunity Of witnessing them.
1z--tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-20

Bishop McGill, of Richmond, preached in
Washington last Sunday, and in the course of
his remarks deprecated the Fenian movement
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-20

Indications are given out in some of the Re-
publican papers that Gen. Grant is to be the
Republican candidate for next President.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

we have Just added to our stock q new and
t dles r lot Of fashionable goods suitable for
want OF an elegant and fashionable suit will do
well to call and examine our stock.
We have also fine assortment of t FURNISH
Ing IN, GOODS, KID GLOVES, NEW and
TIES, &c. sc.
ONEIL s. DWELLY,
NH N-tf 49, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-20

sgg Reading matter, and new advertise
ments, on first and fourth pages of the Gazette,
as well as on the second and third.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-20

We are indebted to friends in Washington
and Richmond for copies of Congressional
speeches, and State Documents Beadle' s
Monthly Magazine, published in New York, is
received regularly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-20

A meeting of the Board Of Public Works in
relation to the 0. & "A. R. r., was. called for
last Saturday. but the Governor did not attend.
Another meeting called to be held yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-20

FASHIONABLE FOLLY IN New YORK. The
New York correspondent of the Chicago Tri-
bune, speaking of the universal oyerdressing
Of the women Of New York, says:
The costliest fabrics, fit for a Queen ward
robe, or the rousseau Of the Duchess de Mou-
chey, nee Anna Murat-the extravaganza of
whose bridal array was scandal even in Paris
find ready purchasers. On Broadway you
may count hundreds of Of the once unattaina-
bic crmel s hair shawls in a five minutes walk
though their price is augmented greatly; and
velvet cloaks, which have, the past winter, cost
three hunsred dollars, are so common, and,
worn every day in our dusty streets, so grimy
and gray, that one gladly turns to the plain
and pretty English beaver, which the moth of
use will not corrupt, and whose beauty the
gusty thieves will not steal. The most bizarre
and startling fashions have decided, if brief,
cheap iridium ornaments are bought and worn
by all classes of women is sad commentary on
the artistic sense which inspires these toilets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-20

The Constitutional amendments proposed in
Congress, are so frequent and numerous, that
a laugh is raised when they ere handed in
Every whipster proposes to amend the work
of Washington, Madison, and the other great
men of the country,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-20

Horses and cattle can now be brought into
the country from Canada, free Of tax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-20

- FUNERAL NoTIcE:-The body of the late A.
T. Skidmorc killed in the battle at Yorktown,
in the late war. will reach this city tomorrow
afternoon, and be inferred from Mr. VIM. De-
maines establishment, on Alfred street, at 8
o'clock, Thursday afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-20

Mr.. c. A. Dana, formerly Assistant Secre-
tary Of War, and now Editor of the Chicago
Republican, applied, a short time since, to be
appointed Collector Of the port Of New York.
He was not appointed. Heis now an opposer
Of President johnson, and tries to say hard
things against him
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-20

Gs~ 4 regular monthly meeting of the Alex
anarla Christian Association will be held in the
Methodist Episcopal Church (South) this Tues
gay evening, at Z! O clock An address will be
dehVered The public are respectfully invited
to attend. RORERT r A WTES0N
NH 20-lt Record;nr Soorotorv
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l. Washington, lying upon the Washington
and Alcxandria Railroad and Turnpike. Can
be sold in three parts, 81, 40, and IS acres. LIN,
provcmcnts, fine two story Brick Dwelling and
out buildings valuable Orchard, Market Gar
den, and Meadow Land, excellent Springs, ten
acres of fine Timber. View magnificent Terms
liberal. Address Rev. Z. r. LIPPlTT Alex
andria, Va or apply on the premises
n2,+*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-20

BRIDAL PRESENT. would seem from the
following that the Prince of Wales has not for
gotten the courtesies which he received at the
White House:
A handsome present is on its way from the
Prince of Wales to Mrs. Henry johnson, of
Baltimore, late Miss Harriet Lane, in consid-
Grafton of the courtesy and pleasant attentions
be received during his visit to this country at
the White House, over which she SO graceful
" presided throughout the administration of
hsr uncle, ex-President Buchanan. It will no
doubt be right royal souvenir, but the ladies
must restrain their natural curiosity for de-
scription of it, until it arrives.
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This is the greatest Improvement IN aflculLural
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Pamphlets with full particulars, ready lor
distribution, and will be forwarded by mail on
No farmer should fail to look into the merits
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Dealers supplied at wholesale rates.
For sale at Factory Prices by
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SMOKING TOBAC eco,
MANUFACTURED by
N. W. II AR RIS,
Fredcrick's Hall, Va.
The Golden Leaf of the Old Dominion,
Is the best to. smoke in the worlds opinions;
The Young, the Old, the Grave, the Sensible,
All pronounce it indispensable.
The above is for sale Wholesale retail by
VIM. BUCKINGHAM
NH 1G-2w No. II, King street.