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AuO ZION SALES.
NJ THOMAS SONS, NOS. Iso AND lhs
N1s S. FOURTH STREET.

Sale No. 4c6 South Broad street.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD PIANO,
Oval Pier Mirror, Fine English Brussels and other
Carpets, Etc, Etc.
On Wednesday Morning,
September Z. at 10 O'Clock, at No. 406 South Broad
street. below Pine, by catalogue, the entire furnt-
ture, comprising superior walnut parl0r furniture,
covered with maroon terry; fne.toned 7.octave
rosewood piano-forte, made by T. nj. Sherr; French
plate oval pier mirror; superior walnut diningroom
furniture; extension dining table; dining-room
chairs, covered with terry: French china aud glass.
ware; suits handsome oiled walnut chamber fur
niture; fine feather holsters and pillows; cottage
chamber furniture; walnut hat and umbrella stand
fine English Brussels and other carpets; checkered
atttng; refrigerator; cooking utensils, etc.
Also, the Chandeliers and gas ixtures.
May be examined on the morning OF sale at
O'clock ebN
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STOCKS.

On Tuesday,
September 13, at 12 O'Clock noon at the Exchange,
will be sold by order OF Assignee, 100 shares Mocha
rockville Petroleum company, and $50 Delaware Mu-
tual Insurance 90. scrip. t93St
1NHOMAS BIRCH IL SON, AUCTTONEEkS AND
Il COMMISSION MERCHANTS No. lilo CHES-
NUT Street; rear entrance No 1l0T SAMSON street.
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S HIPPING NEW S.
Almanac for New YOrk-This Day.
Sun rises. ...... z 10 Moon rises. morn 2 25
Sun SETS. ...... 4 81 High water...eve 42
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Office.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
MONTHS OF DECEMBER AND JANUARY.
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PORT OF new YORK. DECEMBER IL, 1870.
CLEARED.

steanshp Italy gN Grogan, Lverpool-National Steam
steamship Holland tBr, Thomas, Liverpool National
Steamship Wyoming tBr), wnneray Liverpool-willams
:, Steamship Agamemnon (Br,, Middleton, Liverpoo-c
Steamship Columbia Br) Small, Glasgow Henderson
Steamship weser tNG), wenke, Bremen-oelrichs Co.
Steamship Northern Light Porter HavanaLvins sston.
Steamship Wilmington Cole. Galveston via Key wess-o
Steamship Lodona, Hovey, New oreans-C Mallory
Steamship Geo Cromwell, Clapp, New orleans-H crom.
| Baker -"
steamship Huntsville, Crcwcll, savsnnah-R Lowden
Steamship San Jacinto Atkins savannah-Wm Garri-
steamship Manhattan, Woodruff Cbareston--H Morgan
Steamship Louisa Moore salyear Newbern, Nc-Murray
sseam,hp ld ASemars Blstsmsn, City Point and Rich
Steamship Geo Upton Roberts, Norfolk City Point
Steamship Niagara, Blaseman, Norfolk-od Dominion
Steamship John Gibson, winters Georgetown pc-Geo
Steamship Fana, Doane, Philadelphia Steam
Steamship Neptune. Baker. Boston-H F Dmoek
Steamship Wamsutta, Fish, New Bedford-Ferguson 4
Ship Fiorela, Peabody Melbourne Mailer Lord Que
reau.
Ship Enoch M Train Lane Lane LysrpoolE Morgsn's Sons
Ship Cbdsnwalah (Bj Mcclellan, Mobile saml Thomp
Bark Kingdom Of Belgium Br), Smith, LondonPeabooy,
Bark venus (Br Davis, CORK whitney Il Co.
Bark Samuee QtaD Bottone Marseilles-James Robinson
H. Co.
Bark Excelsior, Bowers Cadiz-Tupper Besttie.
Bark James Ward, Park Havana-Jas Ward Co.
Brig Clara jenkins, Coombs, Havana-Mier 4 Houghton n,
Brig Clara M Goodrich, Look, Havana Il Hou gu.
ton.
schr Curtis Tion Nichols Points- -Pitre-overton L Haw.
kins
schr Lizzie simmons, Mcdonald 81 Kitts-C Crowsll.
Schr Mary Stowe, Rankin Jacksonville Miller
Thomas.
Schr Mary Farrow, Bagey, Chareston-Evans Ball Co
schr Carrie Webb, Rowland, Georgetown SC--Bentley,
Miller 4 Thomas. =
schr Annie Bergen, Thompson, Richmond--vau Brunt
Sa.ht.
schr Eva Holiness Cum, Norfolk-C r Staples
Schr Allen Lewis, Lewis Baltmore--C Staples
Schr w Emerson, Dorr, Baltimore-C - Staples
Schr Ella l. Trefethen, Enmons, Bamore-C Staple.
Co.
schr Julia Berkelc Etheridge, Baltlmore-wm Chai-
mers.
Schr A Miner, Miner Wareham
schr w u hansam, Chase, New Bedfcrd-Ferguson 4
Wood.
schr Pierce, Raynor Middetown, CtRackets & Bro.
Steamer w Garrett, mclaughlin Baltimore,
Steamer N Farchld Trout, Philadelphia,
Steamer Ann eliza, Richards. Philadelphia.
Steamer Vulcan, Wilcox, Phadelphia.
Steamer Bdde, Fus Philadelphia.
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steaship Hsnsa (NG, Brickenstcin Bremen Dec 3, via
ce Had strong saes latter psssas
Drn tho o. the .a s,sS.ssp sSs Unon recently
Steamship Missouri Palmer Havana Dec ~, via Nassau
NAH Steamship Co. encountered strong NV gales with
A ssnsi vso af sFsy with d.s and
scneers, 70 Murray Ferris 4 GO. Had strong and NV
steamship wyanoke Bourne Richmond, City Point and
Norfolk with mdse passengers to the Old Domiaon
ssp npcoTt o1 whitman, Liverpool Nov b with mdse 70
sS:ss s sssf sesis ssS S''h ia: s:s
Ssy ss L t' sss ssss Dec ssF
po, from GSs ss W a A. IN, s ss
bark 81 ,ns .s,o rS% Liverpool for New York.
mS,s ssp q London Oct s with
1f win a.s chas Chase Liverpool
sss sssT s.sgsis s@ sSssi csss s.fssi Virginia
sssr sTs1 Sspass ss.s| 5as: sss'%sa y!sa virginia
scSr s,ss;%.n ,ssm,v sss' virg,1,s; y,qa;n,,
ssRa sesr Eil.ssssh i % White IsaeaPp, vIsaiA-
sshr ssr SsSS Msrsrsn "ne Lpps"ssGt Esas SrS'na
schr y Hastings, I,ton, Virginia.
schr Charlie Miller, Plior virginia for New Haven
schr L Cowperthwaite Gardner, Georgetown, Dc for
scar Bartle, Smith, Gsorgstown, DC, for Hyanns'.
schr Hattie Howes, Howes Baisimors i,,,ias u.
sr S'n y sse Ne"
schr Isabella Crane. Baltimore for Taunton.
schr cnr Pacisc, . CHM, Newcastle, Del.
@ Ma FOR oF
schr s We don crowei. Philadeiphla for Provdsncc
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
No vessels passed through Hell Gate pound South except
the usual Sound steamers few small
BOUND EAST.
schr Julia Baker, Baker, Virginia for New Haven.
schr q II Hoyt, tranmer, Virginia for New Haven.
Srhr r. hmm Ne
sehr Wheaton, Garrett, Alexandria for Allyn,s Point Point
schr Cordea Newkrk, Huney, Alexandria for New Ha-
schr Lote Klots Fawn Georgetown. DO for Providence
schr Jennie Rosane Tooker Georgetown DC, for Bridge
schr F Knaberg, Thomas. Baltimore for New Haven.
schr s. James Kssis Baltimore sda, for rann'en s
schr Eurene. -. Elizabethport for Boston.
s sssr his s fS %
senr Henrietta Lyndon, Eliza5et6port New Haven
sssr T.e
s o Sr
schr El1s Williams . Kelly Weshawken M for Providence
schr chr : shuiti., ] YSaas HoSsfsa for BrdssDors.
ssSr Sr Ys obcssa or fHs
schr TnSs coopeT Sleeper h9boken Tor Prqyidsnce
s 81! Mann ssss; hssssss lqs s Ws,ssam.
schr Resola.on, Allen, Rondout for New Haven.
ssnd sms ss Y"s ef ro S.% LONDON
ssr ey YORK ss Boston
Schr Edwin, Bertram, New York for Stamford.
Schr M NJ Brainard, Brooks, New York for Haddano.
schr Hannah D. Chase, New York for Harwich.
Schr S A Read, Arnold, New York for New Haven.
schr r Miner, Miner New York for New Haven.
Scnr Geo Washington Peck, New YORK for New Haven
schr T. Brainard, Buell., New yerk for Portland, CT
scbr + Russell, Rankin, New York for Portland, Ct
Schr Fair Wind, -, New York for New bedford.
schr w Mangnm, Chase, New FORK for New Bedford.
Schr Louisa Francis, Kelly New York for New Bedford
Schr Katie Lun -, New York for
Schr l. Is Cowperthwaite.
Schr Cnauncey st John.
Schr VIM Wilson.
Sbnr I II Seymour.
Sch 8
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BsoLUrE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
n different States for various causes No pubciy no
~"' . F. /. KING, Counsellor at-Law, 1853 Broadway.
BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
n different States deserton, &C, sufficient cause No
publicity No charge until diyGrce obtained s Ayce free
u First premium awarded at American Institute Fair 1870
Small patent, Cuspa,,ores: Gu spa, or 80. ,.o.,o.
Saves your carpets from ',n, being Ss m spoiled %
Beware of limitations
Wholesale only at the mandatory, 2IS Pearl street
I,XTRA FINE SMOKING ToBACCo.-DURING THE
~ holidays and to close on account by the LIST o. January
sale pcesyiz roc to ~ % per pound remnant Of very
HEALD MILLER, I6 Water street.
and %a.ss' gst
GENUINE JET JEwELRY OF RICH AND NEW DE.
" ssns' suitable for hSdsy presents So
MY HOLIDAY PREsENT,-cur THIS oUT;-EvEsY
M one purchasing ths month three aolars worth
of music musical instruments will be presented by show
music books articles OF their selection keen the
largest assortment Of the latest American and foreign music
ws wuNoEaSS 81 Ht1sE ST aboes
Blocker street just received from Europe new mechani
cal Music Boxes.
NrICOL & DAVIDSON
IN No 66s Broadway. Great Jonea street,
engaged French goods before the inericred
with the manufacturers, are Offering
at very low prices
800 packages Of white China, Decorated China Glassware
Real Bronzes, Composition Bronzes,
Clocks, Mante Sets, Jardnieres, Artificial Flowers
Bisquc Figures &c.
Also, of manufacture
Cutlery Silver Plated Ware and Gas Fixtures.
Illuminated Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures
"a specially by our own artist)
in all colors to match furniture and room decorations
MO MORE MEDICINE.-AEY INVALID CAN CURE
~ himself without medicine expense by DU BARRY'S
REvALENTA FOOD, which has effected 10000 of
dyspepsia, consumption, darrhpa and all fevers and
stomach disorders. Sold in tins; b ~ go ~ b. $40
DU BARRY Il co,
1888 william ST. New York, and at all druggists and grocers
DADiCAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUSTIC OR DE-
III teniion from business for Structure, Fsua Piles Dis
the Pelvic Vscera Diseases and Deformes of the
Eyes Nose, Face and Person.
HENRY A. DANIELS. ". D., LA Lexington avenue.
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
steamship Tripol gBr, sowerby, Liverpool Nov 90 and
Fraucklyn.
Steamship Europa (Br), Mcdonald Glasgow Dec g. with
inse and 1853 passengers to Henderson Bros
18th inst had light eastery winds remainder Of passage VIC
Ian steamer, bound Hh, lat 4O So lon 67 a. Inman
steamer, do day lat 40 50, Ion SO ~ Cunard
do 18th, lat ~ 30 Ion 81 55, Guon steamer do Same
day. Int " q oQ ~ ~. an ApShor une steamer. dOs
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SAILED.

Steamships CITY of Paris, wyoming and Italy, Liverpool
Columbia glasgow; weser Bremen; Northern Light, Iia-
yana Wilmington tialyeston via Key West Lodsna Geo
vile, aud San Jacnto Savannah; Manhattan Charleston
Louisa Moore Newbern, NC; Geo Upton and Albemarle
Richmond Norfolk John Gibson, Georgetown
De- barks Bcneacor, Hong Kong; Helen Patterson Br)
Cork Antelope st Croix brig Mary Stewart Guadaioupe
Wind al sinaet WNW.
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BELOW.

Bark Campanero tBr Broughton from Rio Janeiro Oct
23 with coffee, to Pendergast Bros (by pilot boat Bun
No ID
Brig an) Nielsen, from BuenoA Ayres Sept 25 (by
pilot boat Fannie. No I7).
Brig Augusta Swel Norcren, from Rio Janeiro Oct 2l,
with coffee to order (by pilot boat W Blunt, No H.
The New York herald., 1870-12-18

laughed at her admonitions and set her laws at dem
snce. Our penalty is seIf-imposed. The demand
Tor educational reform Is even now ar2usipR OF
peope: n Is the mart Of prudence 10 direct their
energies Alright JOHN HECKER.
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Seamer. Sails Destination. Office.
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MIsCELLANEOUs.
TUE BALANCE WHEEL

beats
4 times second.
$40 times minute.
l4.4oo times hour,
s45,soo times day,
s4s,goo times week,
los0soOo times month.
l96,lAoO0 times q year.
THE HOLIDAYS
drawing near many are st at loss know what
to select for Christmas Gifts all such would suggest
wALTHAM WATCHES.
and would enforce suggestions with recapitulation
of their merits
THEY ARE THE CHEAPEST,
THE MOST DURABLE,
THE MOST ACCURATE,
and of greater variety than any other kind of Watches
The price OF these Watches reduced from time to
time, and they lower than ever before wc
the cost OF any article when large
quantities, can, by the intelligent subdivision OF labor be
greatly reduced. and when machinery is used in making
every part the lowest minimum is obtained.
The waham Factory celebrated the world for ts
economical arrangement of labor for wonderful and
almost feke machinery; the fact that two thousand
finished and perfect Watches produced there every
but the cheapest
many years the English and Swiss furnished Watches
for the world The English Watch the most substantial
and the Swiss the snowy In construction the Walt
ham Watch resembles the English more than the SWISS but
less complicated than either The creates. care taken
the choice of MATERIAL nothing enters the consruc
Of watham Watch very best and in the
of manufacture every part thoroughly tested and exam
ned and II in any way found defective It "a instantly
jcc,ed
When we consider tha. Watch unlike any other machin
cry expected to oil POSITIONS and without Interrupt
on year after year. is surprising that many should
prove unreliable. this not apply Waltham
Watches Owing to their substantial construction and
rect adjustment they proved to be the
all mekeeper and their universal by the
and engineers all railroads evidence Of
their reliability.
The Watham Watch s made OF different grades and Sizes
and have exhibition and for sale hundred
different styles in gold and silver cases.
The great variety in the price Of the Waltham Watches
places them within the reach of ALL
We have Silver Watches In both open and hunting
cases all Sizes and prices ranging $l4 upward
We have Ladies' Gold Watches in some seventy different
styles ut prices from $50 upward We have Gentemens
Watches both open face and hunting $65
We have also the celebrated waham Stem winder which
most superior watch for gentlemen, in both engine
turned engraved cases. also in the new STYLE plain dat
case, for monogram.
Every Watch sell is fully warranted, and should II In
any case prove unsasfacory we will cheerfuy exchange
II or refund the money
We could Oil every column of this paper with unsolicited
complimentary letters which have received from persons
In oil parts Of the country to whom va have sold these
Watches but IL unnecessary the Five Hundred thousand
waltamh Watches which In actual use arc the hest
evidence of their worth and popularity
We shall pleasure In showing Watches 10 all who
are interested and TO those who cannot vs store
son we will send an illustrated pamphlet and price list.
which affords fu Information in regard TO their
re describes the different kinds with prices Of each md
The New York herald., 1870-12-18

I0taiS. OIL ,330555 Tossed 673
The deficiency of 1870 being 253, ,ooo, $50 feet. AS
great Us this falling of has been the business Is,
nevertheless immense. The average price through
out the season has been fifteen dollars per thousand
feet, giving tor the 75S329,673 feet the enormous
sum OF $ll 374,9i5. When we remember that this
vast sum was paid for sawed lumber alone and then
note the vast amount of shingles posts, latns pick
cts, rails ties telegraph poles staves stave bolts
wood and other kinds OF timber which leaves that
shore we can begin TO realize the Importance
OF this trade, the amount OF capital invested and
the thousands of people that find remuneratve EN-.
ployment IN 1t.
The New York herald., 1870-12-18

MICHIGAN LUMBER TRADE.-The Muskeg0n NeiDs
Sums up the amount OF lumber cut on Muskegon
Lake the past season at 236 63 feet and at White
Lake 5500O,00O feet, making total for the Muskegon
pinery Of 229, 603 fcst-a falling OF from the
previous year OF 49, 400832. The grand total from
The eastern shore Is as fOlloWS:-
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-11-11
The Tuesday Elections.

On Tuesday elections were held In Mass.
j.. n. Y. Va, H., Mich, Wis, MIMI.
Ala. Mo-. Ark. New. IA, Fa,. Lou.
Il. l.. Tenn. KY, Del, and Maryland,
electing $50 members Of Congress. AS
far rs returns have been received the dem
ocrsts gain eight or ten Of these, but the
elections were held over such u large ex-
tent Of territory that il is impossible to
give anything like an accurate statement
of particulars. The republicans have lost
no State previously held by them, while
they have gained the legislatures Of New
York and New Jersey. Gov. Claflin Is
reelected in Mass. by a majority rs large
a, that of last year. Gov. Hoffman Is re-
elected ia New York by about 1000 In
creased majority over that Of 1868 which
was $4,000. His re-electicn puts him ON
tho course Cor tho democraiico-rebellio-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES candidate In 1872.
New Jersey has done handsomely. and
made important gains. These full elections
demonstrate the satisfaction OF the people
~ith tho prcdominaucc Of ths republican
pSrty.i c2aasnoi191q Boo ''sUifli1i .Lloi
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The Tribune ppubll.he. an account Of

The Tribune publishes an account OF a
recent interview with Gen. Butler nj Low
ell. Mass. giving the substance ola speech
which he intends to make at an early day
on the policy the administration ought to
pursue to keep the Republican party To-
gether and insure its victory in the next
Presidential election. .-i...q -.,-.,,
He s&ys WAR memories win no. much long
Or furnish political capital. and that the true
policy for the administration 10 to 1t once de-
mand and enforce the Alabama claims, which
10 vigorously prosecuted 10 Satisfactory settle-
ment within the next year. would make the r.
election Of Gen. Grant inevitable. England
woald come 10 our terms at onee vhsn she
kand We vsrs In earnest and determined to
enforce them. There would be no war, for Eng
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-11-11
Cambridge Cattle Market Nov. 8.
BEEP CATTLE.
PRICES
MAINE cArrLE-BEEF AND srOnl

MAINE CATTLfs-bEEE AMI SAOAsGs
Working O1en-si9a2io. Steers and slim oxen,
f70ni25 or when well matched, little shove their
value a. beef Mich Cows-Slim 70 DALI. t3bG65 I,
good 70 extrs, SI03iOO, hslfen and harrow cows,
{N05O, yearlingr, tSzcD, two-ycar-olds, s!;1n
Tho largo number OF nearly one thousand head
are again In the yards nom Maine, and tho down.
ward tendency Of prices observed last week oontn.
ues, and without any very radical change, We think
were more cattle In the yard this afternoon than 10
nsusi md droye are quito anxious 70 trAde. Thoss
Who iept rsock over hum last market will not BE-
likely, We think, 10 Try the oxpcnnent again II y
can bs avoided. Tho follouins sre specimens Of
Wells j 'Rcharisou sold crsa ct llis. and u
loic dressed, 2pAir oxen, n In, q Slo2 . l6S b
T. Prescott sold ono pair 5ycar-old 10 10 IN or
en- Al $50, n 6 In fix5 cows at so. ~, 70, 81
heIferr NJ 80 eaoh, tstin,atcd % drees 40 ne.
! u Neal sold 8 tvs-ysarold heifsu at $50
each !, springers At so each, ono beef COW ~
! = ~ Abbott n 10 In oxen $40, 1sslia !.
cc,llS Nh, q in oxen 'iSo' ono %. ana one :
J Russell . beef COWS 80 each, eyssr old hs'ssr
IibSy 4 Thompson cold tveyssrclds % s;eh
3ycar-oh n In ozea sos o n 10 In Sio' o'el
o5S NJ SSSf So Euryssf-Sid q ofsss tM, L
M Worthley n NJ ~ esch q BIN oxea sffS II
Msssian. one pair q In slio,i one nilsh GOV ~,
vearllnsS NJ 80 . 40. -. -,
yWssasid 4 Davis sold % three and four yeas-olds
ID s1s 2aoIna and ssssn ios bssf a. % per hssds
Il burton ;cid two ysarSidheisn n o., y ~
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THE SHEEP TRADE.

Prices-Norti,em Sheep aud Lambs 81 90 20 ~ 50
Though the remark has been made weekly for some
time pAsd You wont .se another ~ large q lot thls
yss,' .till We nnd i,.n to-day. over the Northern
what 10 worse than large Numbers, the butchers
sl broke down In cour.xr aud holding bsck In dead
balk. This u QUE of tbose markets wlpsu sheen make
great show, and the number sale d usually over.
estimated. Ina god market. droyes are started of
and freaasntiy bot Comparatively is~ are ps IN IL:
sale pens they are penned they remain there but
s ssls S' t sa ys s,s ssp I.rs
8 usual ~ -Essrr yard ). Mir le.. Tss irSSSls
= to 1slaes-ese ,soass sssrp we've vosts h.ors
than the other did. ~ this market, 10 no where else,
md droIers who briisved sheep ycrs worth g much
to-day last Taesay. nui seted on fhrtr nith had
not sold their ocks the last We heard Of them Lsrr.
Quantities Of dressed mutton are now daily IrcriSeu
Il The commission isouses, aud The martet 70 over,
stocked. We saw extra suosi and heavy mutton sold
S %.%f 2 ns e I, I. = f S
tbe live stick has avrrarrd nun 50 cerf. per head e.s.
u Foster .od Of shssy, oontrssicd lor l... vcsl.
naSS p We S0uS not pS ri Sys e
a 81 is Tor The lot, o W Beekvith sold no extra
Canada sheep and lambs ate 50, estimated ut - Ne
sssh Aysry cold y nsfp :, IN . ann
lambs at 50 Is sabln lai fAir sheep stsa, and n
at 81 each. 70
LIVE POULTRY.
There were some Ave tons at market. Prices, ~
70 quality, from % 70 i6c per b one lot, previously
engaged, VA weighed Il ITO per D.
|aF HIDES, PELTs, Ae.
Brighton hides u Gsc, country lots 767lc calf
skin, l6 q lse per tailow, brighton; o. @Jci
sale, Western LOO per n, reiail -@-oL spring
Pig, Wholesale % ioe retail 10 % lac per h. Fat
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-11-11

The Heraid's Washington correspond
cnt says that Chief Justice Chase has de-
tsrmined to resign, and that Chief jus.
ticc Cartier OF the District Of Columbia.
win succeed him. Also that Senator Drake
OF Missouri viii DO appointed Chief JUS
tico Of tho Court Of Claims, vice Judge
Casey. l'uh 1ooul rFdi 1soui Gs. giad
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-11-11

The New York World in its chagrin Mt
the oratorical exhibition Of the irrepressi-
bic Prince Of Erie, having likened him to
Baalams ass. the Tribune turns u very
fair point in the following: ..,. -
The World insists that the most notable OF re-
cent recruits TO the Democratic ranks (fisk.
IT, Is not like the venal prophet, but rather
Ike the ass on which that prophet rode. We
can pardon much To the Worlds vexation at
the display Of It's recruit; but really Fisk, IT,,
Is not quite an ass; and, besides, (since its
sulogy Of the Erie bill,) he 70 riding the World.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-11-11

Look here, reader We do not wish 70 tell you that
Consumption can be cured when tho lungs arc half
consumed. nor that DIR. Wonderful. OF any othor
fellow, has discovered remedy thai viii mako men
WORK. No, you have hoard enough Of that, and We
do not wonder thai you have By this time become
Disputed vlth L. But when we tell you that Dv.
sages c.s.rrs n Es%ssy Will Io:isivsiy srrs The
thousands can testify 70. Try ID and you will BE-
convinced. Sent by mail for sixty cents. Address
II. " Fierce, NJ. d., i53 Seneca street, BnfiAlo, n.
Y. Sold by drugyists- lWu y