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LOCAL MATTERS.
Meetings This Day.
Auction sales This Day.

Union Kilwinning Ledge. ashaH past P. M.
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O.EAT PRODUCTION In PRICES.
IMMENSE SUCCESS.

MIcsaIPMAN Easy, etef SIMPLE, Jacob Faith
Iul Naval Ofacer, Kings "wn, Newton Eo ster,
Plcha OF M.hy Tales, 'Ih' Poacher, 1he Phantom
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DRES S GOODS

- WOOILEN DEPARTMENT..
bailey 1.-Two
bale 8 Fannels at 40 (Worth SO cents.
A Super White Fhunels 30 cents-cheap.
Sack Flaunel all Shades ee
q cents, (less pieces.
91oheap.
Prices attention
Blanket at sS pair, job.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-08

example, may sometimes be able to save
life by knowing how to harness horse.
1t is, ofcourse, not proper feminine en-
ploymcnt, but it is thing quite easily
learned. and the knowledge of which may
come in play in cxigencies.
We think it would be an advantage for
women to learn to use the more ordinary
tools of a carpenter-the plane, the GIN
let, the screw, and scrcwdriver-in which
case they might stop many of the little
domestic leaks we have indicated
II should be an object in educating
children of both sexes, to encourage n
versatile hardness. If there is child
who is peculiarly unhandy, the parents
should stimulate that child TO endeavor to
reclify this defect. TO become skilliul and
dexterous. Children should be rncour-
aged and guided in any inclination they
NAV have to construct and to make and
To mend. Mothers should train their
boys, while they are little, to do the work
Of women. by way CT giving versatility
and dcxterousncss to the use Of their
hands.
And we think girls mig with advan-
tage learn 10 do some of the work of boys,
with the view to strengthening their
hands. Each sex would be the better for
acquiring little something from the 9th.
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For the oxford Democrat.
4 Sketch bU the Wdy.

The small tribe of Elijah, whose sir
name is Baker live in Dalton, n. H., on
the banks of the Connecticut river. On
the pleasant day, Aug. oath, the tribe
had mind to ascend Mount Washington
by the way of the White Mountain rail
road so having procured horses and car
riagcs for the journey. we started for the
great center of attraction, the king noun
tain of New England. We passed the
Summer House famed in history as the
favorite resort oft the tourist, who arc ev-
er much charmed with the beautiful land
scapes of the hill country of Indea, (Dal-
TOM Leaving the road leading from
Dalton to Lancaster, which is well known
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BLOB IOCR HORN.

The good old times have passed away
Blow your horn
The fogies look in blank di,may,
FoT the quack nov rides ia grand coupe,
And modc,ty gone 90 the deuce they say
To achieve success. the only Way
l. 60 blow yaur horn
Moneys The roo, o.! III evil ou know
Rlow vour hH-r
Men love % see such au evil grow,
Bui d; j. hand O. get aud ea q. O. ~.
Aud % hurry the stream wh-a d; runs too slow
You must hlaU your horn.
The man who relies ON worth g., fool
Blow your horn
Brass and Cheek are the modern school,
lmpuleucc wins thongh DAN So q mule
For hc knows one secret ,urc o. rule,
And makes II the rnas>r. = pli1ut tool,
When he blow, hi, horn
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pottrp,
TWENTY YEARS AGO.

How wondrous are the changes, Jim,
Since twenty wears ago,
When gals wore woollen dresse,, Jim,
And boys wore pants of tow;
Wheu shoes were made of calf skin,
And sock, OF homeSpun wool,
And children did hslf,day's work
Before the hour of school.
The girls took music lessons, Jim,
Upon the spinning wheel,
And pracli,cd late and early, jim,
On the spindle swift, and reel;
The boys would ride bare-backed % mill
dozen miles or 80,
And hurry od before I was day,
Some twenty years ago.
The people rode 10 meeting, Jim,
In sleds instead Of -lcshs,
And wagons rode a easy. Jim,
As buggies nova days.
And oxen answered well for teams,
Though now they'd b"toc slow,
For people lived not half su r'st,
some twenty years ago.
Oh. well do I rcmemher, Jim
That Wilson, Pa'oEt stove,
That father bought, and paid ior, jim,
In cloth our gal, hal woyc;
Aud how the ncighhor- wondered.
When We 90, the thing to 20
They said { would bust anu sill us all,
some twenty Years aso.
Yes, everything Is different, jim,
Prom what IL used % was,
For men are always HmVerinS Jim,
With Gods .rcat natural laws.
But what on earth were coming to-
Docs any body know
For every thing has changed so much,
since twenty years ago.
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sNlsttIlanp.

ny HARRIET nErcurR STOWE.

ny HARRIET BEECmER STOWE.
We are going TO write treatise on a
domestic virtue, for which we have COM
pounded a name of our own. We call II
"Handinc>S" 1t is qualification tha
we, in every walk in life, are suffering
the want OF, and we shall proceed. there
fore. TO give it, definition. and treat upon
it.
In Webslcr's Dictionary We find the all
iectiye Handy. with the definition "dcX-
trous, ready, adroi,. skilIful- skilled to
use the hands with ease, in performance.
As when we say he Is handy with the
saw or the plane.
From thi, adjective We coin the word
hardness. Of which We intend to treat a>
a domestic accomplishment, and one, the
culture of which would add more TO the
comfort and happiness of life than multi
tudes which people spend time and mon
ey to acquire.
In the course of modern refinement and
civilization. our houses have been filled
with contriyanccs of comfort, which, ow.
ing to the general lack of all the mem
bers of the family in this one property,
become constant sources of work, and Ia
Dor, and discomfort.
Ou houses are perfec. network oi
water-pipes, wilderness of faucets. We
have self-flling and self cmptying tubs
washing machines and cleaning-knife ma
chimes, patent egg boilers, and lamp-til-
lers nj lamp-trimmers, and coffee pots
and tea-potS, and soup-kettles and grid
irons, aud gas.stoves-all of which are
supposed 10 be exceedingly handy. They
are meant 10 make life so convenient that
its work will seem almost to do itself; Ia
Dor is to be performed by selt-adjuStins
machinery, going with the accuracy o
clockwork
But, in point of fact, TO live in one o.
these houses, the master of the house mus
either have in high cultivation the accom-
pli,hment of hardness himself, or lac
must keep on salary whole relay of ar
tisans of every description, who keep NJ
constant procession to and from tn,
house, attending to his various conven-
/ fences.
\ handy man is so practiced in the reg
ulation of the little utilities of the houst
he inhabits, that a slight touch here anC
there. a screw turned here and a screw
loosened there, and nail driven in time
he keeps all working smoothly, and avert
those domestic cataStrophes and break
downs of which Punch makes so mucl
capital in his picture.
The handy man knows where ever.
stop-cock is that ought to be turned of il
cold weather, and ii costs him not half al
hours work to do it. lie sees the mo
ment the kitchen boiler eNhlolts symp
toms of leak or collapse, and in tim
does the little thing that saves the grea
thing from occurring.
The handy man knows how TO use e'
cry sort of tool that keeps his house IN OF
der They are all neatly arranged in HI
own private drawer, sacred from the med
ding of children and the borrowingofth
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Receipts By Railroads.

NO, & G W Jan. 17.--A hides l. Terre-
bonnie IL 90 and sundries Dufour-ll hides to
DeBlsnc 4 Beer--5 bdl hides L Sure-33 do A
Ducuro 227 head stock and sundries to order
N o, J 4 GN-Jan. 1874 bales cotton to
7 H & ] NJ Allen &co-l6 do Lacey, Terry &co-1
Walker 4 VsUght-5 Blakemore, Woodbridge &co
4 Stewart, Gai0rajth & Fizer-9 Jos Hoy &co-ll
I & S Henderson, Ben Gerson-7 W Robson
SO Alcus, Scherok 4 Autey-l Richardson Il May
6 Barrett & Lessssier--52 r L Adams & Sons
Williams 4 Son--23 Brtton & Moore-l7 WB
Tompsop-2 c S Whitcomb-22 r Powell-l5
Meyer, Deutch & Weis@ Roby, Harvey &co-2l
jennings, Gates &co-4 Penn, Pace & Nixon 1 to
L ClinIoD-S NC Gullett-43 Jno I Harde eco
81 PayD Huntington &co-1 Kern Shearer-l0
Jno Chsfie & Bros H F Given-3 S Copes-2
Lehman, Newgsss &co-6 Warren, rawford AGO
r Flowers M Killer &co-2 W Donnell-4
Foster &co-2 G L VAIN sley Sco-5 Marx. Levy
&cc-lJ Withnarth-4 Eckford & Cage-50 BIB 8
oil Wentzel-6 boxes hsts Tricou &co-5
bbs whisky Kirkpatrick Il Keith-l0 cases tobac
co Hernsheim-6 bxs mdse Jno Harde &co-
$500 feet lumber p Undergraduates to order
tt tai 4S6 bales cotton
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RseefSts OF Produes.

NATCHEZ-Steamer Wild wsgoner-59 bales
cotton Newman &co-35 do r Flower--3L do
Payne, Huntington &co-22 Carroll &co-72
Meyer, Deutch Weis-20 Scott Csge-2O J
Dasilya-ls Lehman, Newgass &co-l5 Denis
IL II Peale &co-l2 Newman &co--10 E j
Cay &co-s Il Lonsiale-S Jurey & Harris-6
to orders Penn. Pace Nixon II Csrter-5
c Gsllsgher-4 Richardson May Beo Gerson
4 c Brsuer-3 Lewis Alcus, Scherck 4 Au-
tey-S Smiths West Wight J Couret
2 5 Stafford 6ce-l N Killer &co-l E < Converse
200 SKIS cotton seed S B Newman &cc- -l50 do
S Msrx-l25 do F Powers-lll TO order.-9i do
Scott & Caee--9l do 7 Bennett &co--57 do
J Aldige -23 do A II Peale eco 20 Randall &co-
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Exports.

BOSTON Ship D W Chapmsn-3249 bales cot
ton
BOSTON-Bark Mary & Louiss--l4l2 bales cot
ton 450 SKIS cotton seed oil cake 60O0 horns 5000
slaves
BOSTON, chr f NJ WriPht-lls2 bales cotton
1900 slaves As smith vices I79 empty carboys
GALVESTON-feet lumber Cli0tOn-375 bbls
four IS bbls whisky 20 bbls molssses 100 SKIS corn
eco bags coffee 100 SKIS oats 100 bxs candles
STLOUIS-Stesmer w Arthur-200 toas pig
iron 227 pkes mdse
ST LOOlS-S,eamer Bee and barge-690 bxs
tin plate
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United States, 81 Publishers' Lowest Rafes.
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gnis North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Ais
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parties DESTROYS Of advertising In any particular localities
can make their selection
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throughout the southern States consequently oI
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ther contract through agency for the Southern
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most favorable toms
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attention
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T0WB0ATa.
EE9 ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION
Esr - THE UEpERSI4EED,
c4e1<l% wishing to estsb ian equitable ENIgl4
and uniform OF Towege, and s-sasa<12
"a oder reater facilities the shipping entering end
leaving this port have combined the following Towbos
ECLIPSE LINZ
svrtrzsriand. EsvinthAa, alsaiAssr ana
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry wright and Sentinel.
LINE.
r. ehiilss. Tnes. n. s&Orxsa, Equator. s7e.
bash. Norman. Repahlie, Teeumssh
Wicaes and Reliance.
INC u1nssr power Of the associated Linz q
~ boats thai detention viii occur eiEhar al
PETER MAECY, Eclipse Lima
SCHNEIDER ZUBERBIER
Harry Wrisht Ina
EDWARD A YORKE CO.. Ina
Asocc,sted Oros. IS Carondelet street. up stars.
j. O. NORCROss,
CHAa FITxKNR1TER,
Lavss Asents
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NEW Notwithstanding Cortes-Astd mdse
M0BlLE-Steamer Mary bales cotton to
NJ Kaufman &co-l0 bxs sugar A Cou,urie &co-
Is bdls paper Times-sundries to order
HAVANA Steamship BieDyille-l2 bales to-
bacco 10000 segars Pedro del Modal-5 cases
sugar cane PUG Hermano-3 cases segsrs BIG
bxs sugar Flash &co-4 cases segars Weissenbsch
& Klumpp-3 crates fruit 8 baskets do X Morgan
&co-6 do crates do J Mscheca &;o
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN RANKRUPTCY-ESrA OF ALFRED e
Brown-Unted States Marshas Office District Of Louisi
New Orleans, December 90 1868 This is give notice
that the 3Oh day of December, 1853 Warrant in
Bankruptcy issued against the estate Of Alfred E. Brown
Orleans in the parish Of Orleans and of Lous
who sdudged bankrupt his petition that the
payment Of any debs and delivery Of property belonging
TO such bankrupt him for hts and he transfer
any property by HIM forbidden by Law; that meeting
the creditors of the said bankrupt their debts and
choose assgnees Of his estate will be held
Bankruptcy be holden No Al Exchange Place.
The city of Orleans louisiana before Donation
gutip Register, the 9th day Of February 1882 at IL
O'Clock N.
A-No 200. +. j. HEBRON.
de3l 'e6 U. s. Marshal, District Of Louisiana
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Marine SnteIligenre.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. IS CAMP SIzEET, I
Wednesday. January 20. 1853. )

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. IS CAMP SlzEET,
Wednesday, January 20 1853.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Clinton, Beckett, for Galveston,
CA Whitney eco
Ship D w Chapman, Miller, for Boston,
Thorndike 4 Norton
Bark Mary j. Fouisa. Davis, for Boston.
G W Hynson eco
Schr Wriget. Freeman, for Boston,
Thorndrke x Norton
Stesmsr W r Arthur, Carter for st Louis, M .ster
Steamer Bee and barge, Coll, for st Louis, Master
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Cattle Market.

~ CRY or JEFFERSON, Jsrus-y 20 1852
Arrived yesterdsy-ll6 Texas Beeves, 81 Calves
and YearIiDgs, 10 Hogs. Sold - 1913 Texas
BesEes, 80 Calves and Yearlings, AZ Hogs aud
Mich Cows Stock on sale-6l5 Texas Beeves,
calves end Yesrlings, rs Hogs and 80 Mich
COVE We quote:
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Nv BANKRUPTCy-Esr CT LANES F.

IN RANKRUPTCY-ESr eF JAMES F.
JornsonUnteo States Marshals Office District of Louisi-
ans New Orleans, Deem 30 lS6This is give notice
that the 30th day December, A D. 1863 in
bankruptcy issued against the Of James John
son. New Orears in the parish Of Orleans and
Of LOuisi ia, who was adj dyed bankrupt on his
petition; that the payment Of any deb and
delivery any property belonging to such bankrupt
him for bis and the transfer Of property by him.
forbidden by law that meeting OF the editors OF the
said prove their debts and TO
assgnees of his estate will be ued At Court Of Bankruptcy
holden No. Al Exchange Placein the city of New
Orleans Louisiana before Donation Augustn Register,
the 9th day of February A D. 1859, at " O'Clock NJ
A-RO. a2 +. ). HEBRON,
fe6 III 81 Marshal. District Of Lauisiara
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LOUIS STERN BROS. sell. at 10 o'clock No. IS
Hesizne and 90 8ravier street, boots, shoes, etc.
as~ advertisements fifth page.
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IN BANKRUPTCY-EsTA OF HENRY S

IN BANKRUPTCY-EsTA OF HENRY s.
NichOE-Uffce Of United States Marshal District OF
Louisiana New Orleans, Janusry II, lo6sIhs to give
notice that the 9Th day Of January A D. lS6s warrant
in nkTupty issued against the estate OF Henry s.
Nch Of the pa sh Of Tensss and State Of Louisi
who has been sdiadged bankrupt on his own
that payment any debts nd delivery OF property
belonging said bankrupt him for bis use and the
transfer OF property by him. forbid oy law that
of creditors OF the said bankrupt 70 their
debts and to choose sssgnees o. bis estate VIII
be held Court Of Bankruptcy to be holden At NO Al TX
change Place IN the city Louisi.ns before
DOpstien Augustn Register 18th day Of February
A D 1859. ct II o'clock n. -
A-Ho. 252 v. j. HERRON.
jsls fel3 U. s. xarshsl District Of Louisiana
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4 rAvE8A's PU$CaAp.Ne EUf<zz.,
Nos 90 snd % PARK ROW sEv yoEK

a. Einas ;, MERCHANDISE PURCHASED
kzpeTienced ana cola pstent buyers engaged
Ordsrs Sled promptly and faithfully the soxOsi sna
sod purchases only hrstcsss and rssS,e hoag
Orders vii be sTed, PAYABLE ON DELIVERY, slSRs
cisnt rs1aistsd 70 Freight and CommissorS
Commissions net exceeding slOo FIVE psT esni
Commissions sasas exceeding 800, TWO AID A EASg
areosh Address
ISAAC DAvEGA
Psst-o1es Box l75s, ssv SSEA
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Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Cortes, Nelson from New York 9th,
inst. to A Mouton-2d district
Ship Buens Ventura (Sp), Echavaria, days from
Havana, in ballast, to Mummy, Luling &co-
Bark John Geddie. Dougsll, from Barcelona Nov.
10th, via Gibralter. in ballast, to Lowell Bal
ley-Point
Bark Arethuss. Case, from Havana, to PUG
Bros-Point
Baak Rosa, Mariapo. from Vera Cruz, in ballast,
to PUG Bros-Point
Title @ Jewett, Foilstt. from the Passes-towed
down and TO sea 10th inst. ship Emma
brought up barks John Geddie and Rosa
Tecumseh. Lombard, from the Passes-towed
down and TO tea l4th inst. ship Lisbon aud
tchrs Kate Bingham aud Jaclnta-brought up
ship Buena Ventura and bark Arthusa
STEAMBOATS,.
Wild Wagner. G0ddin, from Natchez
Gov Allen, Tobn from Camden
Annie Wsgley, Burton, from Washington
T d Hine, Morgan, from Minden
Aloe Wood, from Lower Coast
Lafourche, Heno, from Bayou Sara
Dan Able, Gross, from Baton Rouge
New Era, Dugas, from Donaldsonville
Flicker, Dupuis, from Thioodsux
Argosa bsrges, Shenck, from Cincinnati
Psynswick, Clark, from LockpOrt
Sully King, from Racelsnd
Mary, Carroll, from Mobile
ARRIVALS AT TIKI NEW BASIN.
Barge Pearl Rivers, from Pearl River
Schr Gen Washington, from Psscsgoula
Schr Fslster, from Biloxi
Schr Amelia. from Bay st Louis
Scbr Alice, from Jordan River
schr Dolphin, from Bay st Louis
Schr Union, from Pearl River
Schr Celeste, from Bayou Lacombe
Schr Julia, from Biloxi
Schr Sidonia, from BOnfuca
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schr Henry McGuinn. from Bay St Louis
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TN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF LOUIS e

In BANKRUPTCY-EST OF LOUIS T.
Cons-Unted states Marshsrs Office District of Louisi
ana, Orleans Dec 80 ls6S-This Is give
the 30h day December lo6S Warrant in Bank.
ptcy issued against the estate of Louis F. Collins Of
Orleans the parish of Orleans and State of
who sdjudged bankrupt his petition that the
any delivery any property belonging
such him bis the transfer
property by him forbidden by law that nesting Of the
creditors said bankrupt their debts aud
choose sssgnees OF his estate will be held at
Court of Bankruptcy to be holden at No Al Exchange Place,
in the city Of New Orleans, Louisiana. before Donation
Augon, Regter the 9th day of February, A. D. 1862
II O'clock n.
A-NO 2Ol. p. j. HEBRON,
df3l fe6 u. g Marshal District Of L0ui lana.
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REGULAR sEMIMoNrHLY LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
LIBERTY. 1900 tons Thomas A. Ban Commander
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CARRYING UNITED STATES NAIL.
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freight for Havana taken after II o'clock the day of
sailing
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