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,o.sr,. afvhp DIsFENsAnY ?a.N SUTTON street m q
C..-e,,rr-l Morrison, Nsshrr OF The Royal College
q a-s- ngdon sni form T Surnron IN the BRUSH Nal
he ooutued duly on all ssases ofs delicate
nd itfcsalng
o. t-earaeat ard a., inpruuect quack medicines.
y NJ ss had e1rsunos Of twcuty yeas ipresting
mild sair and inf bi, substitute o. mercury rsdcst
" venrrr virus with certainty witbog, sube citing the
ats white HIS eoctnes agreeable and smell rer
Aatns onsucous W tS arears ftrictnret tna en-
ncni Of i- roSst- Elnni cTsoeaed With pueb -
esd 1Jh some o me conse
urnrrt or tlilres-nanS NT NJ trsAf-rc nres ~ scSF
WG grorotsT shI'ryurn ~ The thictenSe rrnrn
srfab.srr S.fhrr. p7in go
CONSN lfUriDeAL DEBILITY pess,so' OF yosn9
suHerig tom consequences OF inIukeleem Sc
m .srfrcvr d - tarthsr iDiared rom
ne us- - ua.irir rrcsefst rec .c, Hhir ttrusfs
uff~. 10 VI, cAes
r--, ~ ,s rf.r-i7sa, sud lever tails .shshtnNa
g .1sls ~ sni confidence are observed
Ielfrr - 400 contsnipxa ssisoic Zee, VIII srlro
tou-s n advise, sud uedcne 70 snJ a.. 81 the
ft.l, fi9 histrrH 70 va 81 sr,tl. h'h -
toa sucet, near Grssnw ch. ms e~r
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New H,vep, June 6. 'p4s
LIGHT! LIGHT!
BRILLIANT AND BrAUrIEln LIGHT EOs
HALE CENT uoJTR

NUNELY, no need walk IN d. kurss vi en- HE ceare
- ne.t /. az ne nag at merely ponuai expene. Tenys
uew rseot L.mp Ior our ins any kind Of ad allow
without previous pre- parat"n isb,I,
order, destined shed moa be ns6crnt bt
IN dak planet Eu AID Compel ION have bronybt h
shs o. science and ie'sn 'oso 1i contact with
blessings, unless dupg The only hours sas winch c A.
OF citizens pos.es, the absence of he be a. h,
sosne unnary, shall be free to All na
apor nation TO s great de'deraum has ju been esecte
in the in,e nii Of rerys Lard mp, soge one of
nav be made TO hsht psor, without smoke or smell
bral, the best astral lamp expense OF but hsif
a hour
Of sht economy, 10th, Invited to call
and wkncss their operation, az HAhhI SONS,
N.B Liberal terms will he offered TO d-,le ms re
pILLs of Exc "A Gs on all rer ~ England. II, lsod
ID aud cot. and in sums as G ft, any unt
for sale .. }. otLNkSfE .,
jtfst - y sli fM BROADWAY
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DR.. J. FRANCIS, OCULIST,
AS RROaDWAY


HIS Cels brec preprs,'ons TO- Diseases OF the e have
IL proved be The dscnveres that
be made. They pe feet TO- all III atoy di'
Of the for Of sight and htnamia ard
4. nebuas OF the long standing With
auy surge ope alton; ,heir efcecy curing I'D
rmosig has truly astonishr ~hen hone h,H
fed relieved 10 be incusbe by nan, of the
acu The tca to be the Office will
the tru Of theAe observations.
We h- dc havi wltuea'ed Astounding
70 med bv d Frncis the bind in oeliev
be ah- ~hen III hope had fled hssa lug recommend
him a f. and skil ocr aud be
the greatest discoveries Tor Disc Of
the Eyes,
Duncan Cunhsr, Pastor tfthe M'D,ugals Church.
s H. me, Pastor OF the Eifs Il .tist Church.
I'm Pcs Agent oftne II me Missionary society.
JAG b Bronier. pa'ter 4 the no n Baptist Church.
A. WheeIock Pa, tar { the . IN Da tlst Churcn
o.epn Andade. Roman Catholic PRIEST ct tiers Church.
BarcIayu
Jes Minor, Rector of Saint Georges Church. Beekman
George Glenny, Nj. D., Member OF the Rova Coll &c of
LepdoD, aud the Med cal Society OF New York.
Pat attended Al The Office . b o.rerms
Hoars Of attend nee fro "a . A ii. to S L. NJ.
ru. Iteration for the poor
h-se pepar,r only be had at DIR. J. FRANCIS
638 roadway.
Ar,Gcsl Eyes inserted, which Be di ting ushed
r. m naur I, W. thout Civ ng the slightest
e7
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Borders, all other Articles
al this establishment the reduced rates.
New Articles to order, being furnished WIKI
The Type hia both the style Of
and he material (which IL IL made particularly adapted
for service IN Newspaper Printing.
All kinda 81 ste eotypne furnished 10 order.
" B-Such Newspapers will copy the three times,
~ be entitled pay Type making bill OF tour times
he anon mi Oft . tDSer
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Vol. 1y.--Ho. 100 whole No. 327@
To the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daiy ne wspaper-puo
ished every day OF the year except New ears gay az"
Fourth July. Prizes cents per copy-or !" 20 per IN
aum--postases paid--cash in asvan
THE WEEKLY HERALD-pubtishede every Saturday
mornss-prce o. cents per copy or - IL per annum-
pos.ages pad--cash in advance
ADvEpTlstRs are informed that the circulation of
Inc Hersld ia over THIRTY THOUSAND, and ncreasiss
asst ma. the largest circulation Of any paper s city,
or the wora ind therefore the bes chcne for 5usincss
sen IN the city " country Prices moderae-cash in I'D
PRINTING ofall kinds executed at the most moderate
srices and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRorRIEroR HERALD GsTABLIsHAEN1,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
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,OLMAN's LONDON MUSTARD, per snip Phladtl
~ phia -
900 kegs second and fine
20e PIGS Lead
- 80 bbis Alum
Also on Ia d.
Printing fpsr-2sxia 2sXU AXIS AKA 2lXsi 2sh XS
ose Tier with general assortment Of Writing sud
pap,rs. foI sale by y. kNGsiEY,
ms lm'r III Maiden Lane.
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AND BINDERS WAkEkUUMO,
Nos 70 and 81 Gold street, N. York, April ls43
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.

PAINTERS AND BINDERS WAKE RUINS,
Nos 70 and 81 Gold street, N. York, April, 1913.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
THE HOE pRlN III \G PRESS MACHINE AND saw
l. MA rUFACTnRY, IN consequence Of the add ition Of
and improved mac bnery to their works. and the educ
ton the Of materials and labor, enabled greatly
reduce the prices Of their and Of Printers and Bnde
materials eeneally will be seen By their newly printed
circular, TO which they beg leave TO refer.
This establishment st under the personal superntend
Rio NJ Hoe aud RoBERr HOE and they
their friend ,hat notwi hstanding the reducnn in
ali articles manufactured by this establishment shall
the high reputation which tn have hitherto sustained
will so be Their constant endeav9r to improve the qualify
their Old friends will not only continue their favo bat nat
generally will appreciate their endeavors furnish the
very pest articles at baie r'munera'ng prices.
Odets from part Of the country all articles BY
Printers or Binders. inc udns Types Ink PAPER &c viii be
with and prompttude aud
best terms
Jobbing work and repairing will he done at the lowest
sibte prices, with every attention and expedition.
NJ BAH articles manufactured by this establishment will
be stamped HOE co so that persons from abroad may
be imposed upon with articles made in imitation
Of theirs.
Printers Of who publish this advertisement with
this three times before the first of July send
OF their will be entitled of their ball
buying four times the amount oft apcOis
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SHIELDS XYLOGRAPHIC PRESS,
No. 15 Maiden Lane, New York.

THE PROPR ETOR of his VIII known establish.
RESPECTFULLY nvires the ate ntioR Of Manufacturer,
Drus gists Per um-s, Goccrs. Had and Dry Good
dealers and all others his extensive facilities for thu
Of Copper P.te and X, Ihic Engraving aud P tiuR
thar h, ty added his stock Of machinery, nd many
improved plates far to those Of any
e'tibi Inn America.
HIS far exceeded his expectation, enable
him cral WI, those from the best
pean printing Offers and pared TO al orders
syle be surpassed either NJ the Atlantic
IL will BE- the Of the proprietor continue his improve
mens that he may be able ppy ill ord for show bils
ccpar lab Is directions sc. the best quality
the lowes Iosibe prices Original designs plates Of
description Of IN inuf ctur cxecpd in the first style
Of the and elegantly printed in gold SILVER, Bronze
fancy conn az short notice.
large and nets ,ssortmcn Of Druggis Manufacturer
Perum 9rc-r,, ana other abes, constantly hand
he had wholesale aud ret H. and Ill articles entire
neced with The ado job PrDtins in vsriety ofst
city utsd to ordr, and the reasonable
and the proprietor here that the lowest
price charged for work dom In his esab ,hmct system
which the extent OF hts business pshles him fully
Ord wi be cxcued with that punctualIty and
r-f ri 70 the wishes Of his which is hoped, ~
aford the tisaction add Al, orders from the
uncuay acnd.d and articles ordered forwarde,
70 .uy part OF dle United stat. ~ the Caiadas
ma n"r cHiS SHIELDS, Proprietor.
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BILLIARD SALOON.
NO. S Barclay STREET, THREE DOORS BELOW
THE AMERICAN HOTEL;

BILLIARD SALOON.
NO. Barclay STREET THREE DOORS BELOW
TIVE AMERICAN HOTEL.
ons Fer H Ii.
the public in general that ne has Five New Billiard Tables
separate apsrtme ntswo the front saoontwo the
saloon, and in the front roomal in first rate order
Each visiting the establishment will be furnished
with private Cue. for his especial usehe tables being dit
eIent ments the proprietor thinks will render
select and !, Iesabs 70 men visiting his hog.s
ALso' TWO ZINE Bs ssSESMhksNSTT ALLEYS IN THE
His Bar will always be stocked with the choicest Wines and
Liquors and the best Scgars be hadso Sherry CobbeI
Mint yueps, Punches made 10 be surpassed
b-The apartments have undergone thorough re6tting
" Gentlemen will please communicate any NEGLECT of
duty of the attendants, At the bar.
FRANCIS MONTEyERDE.
mchl6 msr Bsrcay
STRAW BONNETS AND EMBROIDERIES.
BELOW COST.
MISS Fy GODEFROY will sell, for some days only
ll large Of goods millinery line Ladies'
invited to cali at BAG Roadway opposite the C-rlton
House. III 2ssr
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
. PHILLIPS, Merchant Tailor, (late Of Astr House,
~ BROADWAY mpress with he Necessity OF neeun the
exisency o, The BY III. OF his and finding
il imloSaibe do while subject the
Bro dway loo tisn essrv has rmned the
oply to ee ,hswithout dis III dry
70 iss Nassau STREET, corner Of Beelmsn, whele
gentle be supplied at ductOn Of ten
from his former low prices
Tbs following is submitted merely as specimen Of the
fore going assertion -
sup.rihe Goats mede in the best style from SC toSrs
Ey'Ia do, Of the finest qu.liiy, 10 10 ~
Chall Vess, as
desep lower than any furnishing ,h same
l,ty Of artc es. u
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TO COPPER-PLATE e MUSIC PRINTERS,
AND PUBLISHERS, NC
FOR SALE, trstrste r Copper -ps.s or Music Pint
ing Press ttwep eight and hat inch roliersl Has
but short timc. peec, order Also one of
t~ nty SIX ncne, md wooden twenty four do.
They will be sod price worth rrch, prompt
,ttentio,. Apply 20 X. w. JONE
m3l lmsr 6tortan ts't.'t, New York.
CULLEC1 lONs On all parsoi the Un,ed made on
" the most favorable terms by
g. J. SYLVESTER
jio 22Wsli, aud 10 Sr sdwav.
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THE Subscriber has opened ok Of Dry Goods,
sistipg Of owes Hose.y, Lices, tbons Emhroderies
Mu ins &C. at 6H street above Cour lsnd
the spring and as the late will be Id
duced pc cd bnnet ribbons Is; b. do Is sd;
lie ped and sha led Ribbons few
rich t,c Tx 'opg shaws and small lot Of Fire, ch Musns
from aucon thls 200 style siiped .t P,'us IL
81; cheap hosiery =, d gloves C. MOORE
TO LET AS ABOVE-A large well lighteu Bas. nept
plc fonr furnished Bile
for small Ia niles The 81 good for
house. and the basement well suited that bosnes
ieln Iwx
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"a q IN Z a . II a II " ~ ~ g
l. S r A B l. | S Fl M N t.
l5% " ,iiiax Street, Cornes Of .arn Street,
rs decidedly ths cheapest in the city There i, always
hand co rstock scasosble goods purchased for css
which wlbe mode 70 order the ,tyr Of gake it, srp
&c. I'D IN, given sacs general satisiactcn during tn
st four year land at pozt,vs saving OF 80 p.r cent,
trenten-n requested call examine. Ihoss Wbs
fu,nyb h-ar eood1, csD Lave them
MADE AND TRIMMED.
Nsss CysG5. made ard trim. ast, =. 81 % to % 50
Ffock Cost, 50 20 ..-.. 90 TO 9 50
PANT no ]
Over Coats, s,.... % to II co
-" Tsrms--i;ssi' GA ds!issry.
apis Sm MICHAEL MARTIN
Office OF JEFtERsON INsUUiNCE COhPs
- NY-nhice Is WsiI stree:. TIM Company continu,
their bussnes, of against Loss danaF. by fire
goods and mcrcandz. aud ssc rstse ara
.srgoes agains lofs h~ ir'7ai uaviI7ticr.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas w Tborne Elisha Riggs
Thomas < Woodruff Scp,smn x Robson
Io,s Dav,se, tmnes Sage
Thomson Price loseph Alien
John " Lee sohD Moore
Mase, Tucker James Holtpcss
C.Iet e T,nis James II Whiting
Arson Baker VIM kThep
J0seph DTahe lra1 Hswley
John G. Merritt Thoinss Mnnell
THOMAS w, THOWNE. President
NrO = pupr s-~r-..~ m,1v ab
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FONIC hOI W ON'o EAT NEED.
THE suNscrb 7. haze commenced ming Express tn
IN from.>-s Yo'k. Bodsepnrt, New va New Milford
Gent No IN insan. Vets kb itne Alb and
date p'ares, II atoic and IVES Rail- 70 N
safe eedv TRANSPORTATION Il pcie bank packages
lection of notes. drafts nc for the
delivery dex chi OF orIer. aud err in
city Of NJ Yort for other places the From
New York. Tuesdays rds,r, and saturdays From West
Stockbrdse MONDAYS. Wed rsusys, and Fndays
This line Wit Messs Pomeroy Co New York
Albany, Troy Buff To-. On c,gr and Cansda Express Aso
New HAVEN Hutford aud Boston and tho Philadelphia
POMEROY &CO.
No w all street Ne 70 K
iqCr No Fr han Albany
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EW YORK. TUESDAY !
NEW FIREWORKS LABORATORY,
BY JOHN TRAGARDH,
fyhp ssvs til. honor
e piFss w. York; "'y @i' aa .:sa
When s.y 1 OAR To & 5sssy S @spos w Yo
ole pTceI Ia the market.
qra ses hey req est h iavr Of ss euSs the
a anG . ses 5 store Of R9ssS 02Cn No TSs
Y att by sdfesns the tubscrbs a. either OF the
nv 7 SjIGMoL.sA. KoLL ! TEscAH,pn,
FInEWORKs, CRACKERS, @c.
~,r FOURTH JtLY. ,s,3.
COUNTRY aud city le,ers fireworks, Will find it tn
"a
sisd Ksns~ber the the ~ ISs.su
ElREw0aKs BY THE MANUFACT UKhas@o
s he pa III lie aplsaa,d .:.Tt%si Of EIsx. Is
Been Manufactured " the% eSp1e f Ri mar
s amy SsI psdns from
psee-Tc 10 CHATHAM street Goods delivered of
.. s$,is ys "A Pr, sss with f,-
oFFIlE OF TIE EJsA NEW 5SKs HEaUIfAB1E IN
II the annual election held this day. the following gsalo
"A men were chosen Drectos for the ensuing year:-
h sn'T ti thompson, s6sSss lka H.sp
s,las Holmes JOIN N-so,h.
H;fsss SWs? :sS S srT g 'Gs Sii.
james hsn o wss f fsses Has sans'
o.1d e. sl!lfssH Sage o: %si Bs oSIS
EinS'eGusDs m;snE of the ard LAMDERr
SosEpH ss;TkoSds. ' sse1s@ry ''''''a ''e''''n
by F ant also against burglary or hou'ehcr..ag
aSbp' * u If hSH
$5 si S:ss:, S Ss;::i sssa"
S %e NAV S
i { Il + m {, s:s; p,' Seen:
The B0a'd0f und"wG Az 3D. 81 Ssw p y0 .a.0,
W., 49, . :, ssc'y oftts Bad :fUrder~riter,.
3 OK KEEPING.
Mr.. X; BARLOW respectfully announces that he ha,
MR. C. c. MARSH,
m h; business as an CO and iafhe Of Bcrt kesns
s y S hs OF Mr. =;
tonase the mercantile nsty and resi- ect u, ask heir
GARsa saS It, return. hi ..u ,elnow
BY s'y
sSsa 1 s y %
Sa tn OF H fn. en- %
debted &C n ARsH."
HI. are reduced SUIT times to So W ic will
ents he pup to receive instruction until he thoroughly
w. X. BARLOW, Accountant,
lilo lmsr 10 Cedar s'r.et
TINCURRENT MONEY Of al knds, turchasta at he
BsNK OF ENGLAND NOTES, sovereign,, and
81 MINISTER'S,
Ilostr q Wa, .tn.t a d 100 Brc ad vay.
B1 70 ss!y LtTEt aIrIaIS,s n.
- Of the splendid B-vciai Block removed
70 Pike street ]? Bnadway where h. CONT
81 IS rcrfoot asu4ns length offs sn pain do
fem 81 cts To SO Gems.
oun'ry Others be supplied with letter. or
Ens b send'n ica:ih oil space eqand wi oraer for
N -Pa,pteIs supplied with psin and IA CIV ..,s on the
shortest notice Marking Plates Brands Brand Patterns
m ,dc 10 o de-. jS6t.r
ENANKLIN SALT WATER B1TEs. CASH..
IF he iene Of the year. and confornd To IN
sessions If many If their subsc bes leave
seDt TO tn and ne pubic III general The com ete
for ,uhc ud rvsis bathing Shower bans upon
prinpe, and hoys' swimming school,
off red Ia pubic p'tronag: Having eststi he'd
slant and thoroug succession Of salt ali surface
The Fraullis Bch is r.rdr is usual station The
north side o. Castle Gi.dn idgr. oks OPP the
subsc Up and the pecton Of and
gers is resp cti. lily lict-d j 4
' It e s1bscf bers have jut opened endd
Of hese toge br with variety Of otner rics in the
line Of entirev styles An ctop hem iuviIed
A DIAUoN Z. b. sAxToN.
mas lm*rc Agents
FAN DRY GOODS.
THE Subscriber has inst opened OK OF Dry Goods
i spg Of 0oves Hosiery, Licss, tbons. Emhroderes
Mn. lantfs
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New HAMpsHrRE The official canvass OF the
vote tor governor, presents the following result
Hubbard,s minority, ........... la

The Democratic State Convention met on Tues
day, the Hon. Levi Woodbury. presiding. The
consentiou, Gays the Concord Patriot, nominated
John Il. Steele, Of Pet rboroulh, for governor, on
ne first bsllot By vote l5l TO some 10 Tor all
'thers Governor Hubbard, we presume. declined
a re- nomination.
'Ei.BU.Y FOR sALE.-A sup srior Loadon made Tita-
Tor safe cheap. Apply % MESSEr0EhS Stable.
ms8 q. see 80 Lumber stixet.
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WILLOW GROVE

w UNOV L.
- Williamson Rs Long Liqne, in First 81,
A. 70 tr pubic, where may had wnes liquors ci-
gars oi the best DESCRIPTION The catol ul with
cooiIng AMI my hos IL 6sr
sz3 TO ~ til modern .u!, three s.,ay 3rck
s:E ell Z, No 6 Green flashed with silver
-&AS tnre, @Ibs mantle an crates thr hne
lsre yard with a,ng els cru Will b. let low. For
further part cut apply to -
AITKEN, BpOTHERS,
je2-lm~ec o. 1879 Fui,n tr-et
MA BARCLA. srHEET-TO LIE T. The elegant
sk and od'ous thr atory bnck house No 81 Barclay
butt and occupied by 1homis bT oks until
the pmr. excellent order and fitted with every
for large fi'y, and urc" r ely ron of
Co ge fiace. For terms apply at No ITO Water street
m25 Inn,
VALUABLE. REAL ESTATE.
b. Tue sale Of III. jackson Esti IL the c. ty OF
"a Brooklyn will positive iasc pla.e Wedp stay the
Ej4. iah eur n at the M,r hanis' change The maps
e all there eIhibiicd
advertisement will appear in the p,pcrs
Fndav i8st"k
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GENIN IL VAN VRANKEN'S
VENTILATING GOSSAMER HAT,

u I
VENTILATING GOSSAMER HAT,
For GENrLEMEN,
WEIGHING y LF 2X GUN ES-PFICF 50 so.
a THE Su"scrbers have Introduced the abo,c ,mca
- hat summer wear By Comparing The weigh OF this
with the average weight o. the supc
!io soyanag il possessss them for
be read " seen
he weigh, of the ordinary for hat is ~
do do Panama 5x
do do Leghorn
Ben- FLY that style of hat here toore
has with the general whit hat
ali ,he qualities, viz lghnes beauty durability and
cheapness would be have devoted much
tn and flashing Of the style
in rofuced ny Fro" the appreciation expressed by
genemeo who have examined the feel satisfied hist they
need only to be to b fu ly app eciated.
GENIN VAN VRANKEN,
ms Inc ga RI adway opposite ST Paurs Church.
THE FOURTH OF JULY! -
aaQ&B BOOTS AND SHOES ~9
Cheap Boot and Shoe Market No 500 Greenwich Seet =
Ladies' and gentlemen ad ,ed cali he above and
psoside with reasonable summer roots slippers
gai &c the and most fashionable style
and sold che # net lite cheaper han elsswhere
Heads oil famt will money by calling the
che depot d MT forget he number Clinton Cheap Boot
and rket No. $50 eenwi.h street, Spring
Int
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RENlOV

STOLEN-Oo sunday night 28th May, last, soop ngged
~ hsrp built sl boat, wi the Celeste" toe
is IL feet long with deck forward wash
boards TO the steru; q ded figure he ak bowsc
hole the decs (s,opp.J - tnns) inches f. ward Of
the painted bottom. white boot top wi red blue
and ole stre All above.
information by mil Otherwise, that will lead TO the
n. thief OF either will be
literally rewarded. BlRDsEY BROOKS,
New Haven, Con
New H,ven. June 6, fp49
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-15
-: o: o: c.
THE FIRST PRAYER IN CON-
GRESS,

We published some days since, an ex
tract from a letter from John Adams TO
friend, speaking Of the first prayer in
Congress-, A correspondent has sent 10
the Christian Register copy Of a pray
or, found among the papers Of the Rev.
Mr.. Little, formerly minister of Kenne.
bunk, Maine, which was filed as "Du'
CHEFS prayer upon the Declaration of
independence" and which is probably
the prayer spoken Of by Mr. Adams
We copy it from me Register:
The Reu Mr. Duche'sprGyer in the Con
greSs after Independence vas declared
o Lord! our heavenly Father, high
and mighty, king of kings, who dost
from thy Throne behold ali the dwellers
on Earth, and reignest with Power su.
preme and uncontrolled over all King
dOms, Empires and Governments, look
down in mercy, we beseech thee, upon
these our American States, who haVs
uVN W NUob lluHl WIG llbu VI lUV Oppluo'
sor, and thrown themselves upon thy
gracious Protection, desiring hencetorth
TO be only dependent upon thee. To
thee have they appealed for the Right
eousness of their cause. To thee do
they DOW Iook up Tor t0sl COunIenan CO
and Support which thou alone cana
give; 'nke them, therefore heavenly
Father, under that unerrinp care, give
them wisdom n council. and vaor 10
the field, defeat the mailious Designs Of
our cruel Adversaries, convince them of
the unrig hleousness Of their cause, and
Il they still persist in THAR sanguinsry
purposes, @! lei the voice Of thine own
unerring justice sounding 10 their hearts,
constrain them TO drop he weapons Of
war from their unnerved Hands in he
day OF Battle BE thou present, o God
Of wisdom, and direct the counseIs ol this
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honorable Assembly, enable them TO
seule things upon the bss' and surest
Foundations that the Scene Of Blood
may be speedily closed, tba: order. bar.
mouy and Peace efecruaIy be restored,
and truth and justice, Religion aOd Pisty
prevail and flourish amongst thy Peo.
pie; preserve the Health OF their bodres,
and The Vigor Of their minds Shower
down upon them and the millions they
here represent such Temporal Blessing
IS thou seesl expedent for them 10 this
world, and crown them with everlasting
Glory in the world 10 come. All this
we ask in tho name and through the
merits oi Jesus Christ thy Son, our Sa'
viour. Amen.
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Collector of Boston The BoSiOE
Courier Of Tuesday states that Robert
Rsn,ou Jr has been appointed Collector
OF the port OF Boston in the place Of Low
Lincoln The Courier says--"We sup
pose some reasons Of policy have been
urged upon the President 10 induce him
10 make this change but whether prom
ised or expected results will follow this
policy or dispacing those who aided in
putting Mr.. Tyler into Office to make
room for thoSe whoIoPPossd his elections
10 somewhat doubtful"