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=. TtrHrruf-Dc- ST.. ! -m pleased 20 b. able 70
ff o. TIE chclcs = your treatment iu tie ca.e 81
rv afr u ho.r lrl.l .n UAs ear yul .ulcrcled i 70
.'1s.fe lIrr trraime4t oi various kInus bad b'fn
lp 10 iu taia u.y lsrtlrluDn state thr Atf hear
- remains good up 81 tho present 'inc though u -
s.rertl ro4rs sincc .hr las been under youT care.
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have been suffering for some tine v 30 nos, % in f
head and deafness. Having applied TO pr' iAsn'i"
have great pleasure Ia say ing tnai hc has '"n
lievcd me 30 That now I eau hcri ns w III c''' W."
am moi troubled with the nO!se ia ny head. H..
may also mention thHt young man hiinru io,'!
Laws ftnying nh me, wne ulrp ainict"u III y s i -
manner aud Dr. Lighth equally snccrssiu IL MS
case. JOHN Mt HbO,H, No i'' '"''
BroOkiyH, Jan. I. 1868.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-12
NEw.UayEy Nor. Il. 1860.
WiLLIAy ScoTr.

-IHy
DR. IIGUTrTr--Sir: I tate great Measure in SAYING
that the Of tIeatmen, prescribed by yOu for
Catarrh In ny heed and throat has lad the happcst
effect
had been troubled for sevcrn' years assuming oflate
dangerous FORM and Threatened serious consequcncss,
but thanks 10 your skill an now cutie recovered.
Yours truly, Nm >. MOWER,
Mower & Co. Targ,r and Boston Express.
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mont. =. I. ~" A''' ~ '' VA ~
Aer. Tcrl, S'pt. J. lsoJ
Tilsis ~ ccrih ihat have been tf0rhle' 'or sonc
t.uc itl partial Gcnilc,s and tep upp.rfhin' TnE
rr ,,lnd IN tho hond which i0Aisrd cot ,ltailJl az
ncut caocpi in loud tore % voice. It-k erta. pr.
urc in ftailnc thn' under tie iiinl ad ptlsa frni
mont Of Dr LrhtIn NV hearing Aa- been restored.
and tie singing sDuAd iu the Aeaa has ceased
H. T.. MlAsT.
with J. w Nef-rrla.. N. . Warren street.
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y, con now i. year. ~ nsc la' ie.r dog and lrnh
nnl "a pllsl the ncaf flid Dumb Asylum ia o., o'!
60 tlr pIsi two yclIs d. Iri.A. 4nH tice'el't ia
r,.toiig t.. !ci.lrc o. Fura c'rrc i1i d. D. Ap"
.hlr o. learu totp .l y.ih facility
no rucrD.s which f.e DDef". lr. lrl .n iis r1' i
frarrelv o. pafn.lI and dcsrNcs g. De- rKirnrir.iy
Lioea - tie public
GAEN'L L.wfsTrH No. I.- Spring street..
~ Fn-l Aur. l5 lrfI
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COMMUNICATIONS.
The New Book.

To the Editor Of The Press:
We must thank the Publisher. Mr.. Redpath
of Boston, for iui nishing us AT this time the
Letters, Speeches and Addresses OF WENDELL
PHILLIPS; "a book executed in that truly beau
tiInl style of Typography for which Messrs.
Welsh, Bigelow * Co., printers to Cambridge
University, are SO justly celebrated.
These writings possess ut this time rare
interest; the productions OF u great mind
ranking easily among the foremost in our
country. man, who, more than any other
in the land, has developed and given creation
to that sentiment which will be ''the healing
of the nation" the salvation OF the great re-
public.
The writings of one acknowledged on every
hand the most eloquent in America.
Among many others L noticed recently the
Leavenworth Conservative, a leading Com
mercial Journal whose editor, ID. Webster
Wilder, is graduate Of Harvard, holds this
language:
I'VE understand that Edward Everett is
soon 10 visit the West. We should be glad to
hear him in this region; next to Wendell
Phillips lie Is the NEST eloquent man in the
country"
A gentleman in Washington told me n
short lime since that he was about to furnish
his son as an aid TO his education the writings
of Wendell Phillips, with directions to write
oil and study; these presenting the finest
specimens OF eloquence, especially OF Ameri-
can eloqu.nce.
1 could multiply these evidences of the
worth aud popularity of the book at pleasure.
have myself seen the book only in the
hands Of friend, being unable when in Bos-
ton To purchase copy. the several editions
having been rapidly exhausted The sale has
been very large. But one who knows Welsh
and Bigelow's University Press OF Cambridge,
al.
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NEWSPAPERS FOR THE SoLDIERs.-A cor
respondent Of the New York Tribune writing
from the Department of the South says:
A newspaper bought and read at home is
generally torn up or consigned TO the uses Of
waste paper. A more wanton act of neglect
to soldiers in the field could scarcely be per-
petrated. Ii the readers Of the Tribune could
only see the wistiul glances cast by the poor
fellows who have sacrificed all the comforts of
home, for the sake of the dear Old Union-the
One Grand ard Invisible Nation-if they could
witness daily and hourly, as we do, the yearn-
ing looks these brave men cast toward a
chance broad sheet in the hands of news
paper correspondent or officer, their hearts
might be touched, and their hands stayed, and
their heads put for once TO the unwonted use
of thinking, sympathetically, for the heroes
and martyrs of patriotism and liberty. Every
buyer of a loyal paper should remember, after
he has read it, that what to him is so trte and
old and stale story, may be like mamma in
the wilderness TO his brother in the field. He
should mail the nscd up novelty to the soldier.
In the wearisome routine of camp life, SOL
diers need something TO occupy their thoughts
They are isolated from home, of which the
newspaper is a faithful record. Their world is
bounded by the limits of the regimental camp;
but the newspaper gives to their minds tenn
porary furlough and excursion into the re-
mainder OF the habitable globe. Many time
fine fellow gives me the curt respectful,
military salute, and asks :-"What is the news,
sir?" or SIS Rosecrans doing well?" Some
times they say in a tone that touches my not
very tender spirit t:-"Could you lend me
paper, sir, just for ten minutes? I'll return
it, sir, sure! The boys are so anxious TO know
how things are going on" They always do
return the papers with a courteous thankful
moss
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cry OF PORTLAND.

NOTICE is hereby given, that il is the intention of
~ the City Council owiden Maple Street for the
use Of the ecity-begnning at the easiery corner of
street.
And the joint Standing Committee of the City
Council. on laying out new Streets. in pursuance Of
order of the City Council, passed on the 18th day
OF October. 1863. will meet for said purpose on
"Wednesday, the 2sth day of October. at q o'clock in
the afternoon, at the corner OF Danforth aud Maple
Streets the place of beginning, and then aud there
proceed to view and lay ont said new street
All persons Interested will fake notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
Giyon under our hands this Goth day of October
A. ID. 1868
JACOB MCCLELLAN,
STEVENS SMITH, c.-,..
WM. II. STEWART, 'o,huee on
sAML WAREHOUSE, ~iayisg on.
CYRUS X. LADD, nc" streets
J. ID. SNOWMAN.
ao1 a
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LEGAL & OFFICIAL.
CITY or PORTLAND.

IS BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN,
October 10th, 1868. !
ON the petition of J. W. Hanson for permission
" TO erect aud use Stationary steam EHgne on
Wilson.
Ordered That Monday the second day of Novem-
Der aext, at seven and half o'clock. p. NJ, at the
Aldermen's room, be assigned the time and place
for the consideration OF said petition and that said
petitioner give notice thereof by publishing this order
in one OF the daily papers of the CITY four times, the
first publication to be at least fourteen DAYS before
hand, that all parties interested may be present and
be heard thereon.
Attest: j. NJ. HEATH, City Clerk.
Copy, Attest; J. NJ. HEATH. City Clerk.
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Henry Ward Beecher speaks at Man.
chester.


Mr.. Beecher had magnificent popular re-
ception at Manchester. England. on the OH.
o..,a,, ,. or ~. .,,,ac.i ! IL, .,.
$50 =, -
Tic speeches on American affairs and the
course of the English Government and people
We quote A norton of his speecb.
aua ,,na,,e,,, a., X
., -. .,'is ~, niss "Ppea','iice pa,
" speaA oN seeui,'f 'op,cs II, Ei'sia''u lau oeei
~ .i,n,a ,.a. WIZ 'lo uocsilhe ., hniiah
i1u .'ei u'eh oa.,ieu 'oI, anu mheie,
n'..;' .ne Peop'1 uin ho' ves'o" mus
ean'n.se P'uss 1ii,,Son n,u oeei, 'Ii'''ic 10
,os ,l y, ~, =, " ''is 'ias "9
-. ~ :. ~ ~ ''ic
i,' VIM s 'i.u laAei eFeit eiisr-
" W nis iaiiu, nc Ii,u nor stoppeu " measure
'',,i osels moau spoAe ~ huei,y 10 outy
"J'.'n ue i'Neu ~ o,'c snape VI anot'ier ms
pu, ~, ""' VI. one ns niu siiiee ne e-
,I IN, In 'ue ~ ttus. ~. " iie
r. roaaa;a, 80 ~ - - :, =, Wy ne''
,n,',,ld ,ha Eo',lis, ~, a ~, s;..u =,
acan,s W. aa,,,." n'oh ~ .'. MIN ~
ai,o,,, ho ,hor ia,'i'ad n ',e, ny, 'nous,.
,hev ,hought .bo,,, wha, ,he, ,rn,.a 49,.
fUsar ana 1anai,tort IL , - - 'Ds Eis
..var a., tr;,i o. ,ia,,no H. ,'Ia oI .o"
h;s countr,,nan .nd ,oll H., ~ ,b, a.a;.I =.
L;o5a.,s, cr E'',s;"I,,,o,, -, -; w ~, ,ir u'''i
haarI uo ha1 So, go, ~ ~ ~ ~ iea'
letyeen two such oreat ,,a,;onaii,ias a,'Ia a.
on, or ~, 80, r"udn,'at,. i "ouiu oc
oa,,,'oas a. ,.,,d iI M 'iiu ~ oe'ous
niansoI ~, - -. 80 osioa Sri lAP
ior,h 20 40 ~ ,,arI, ei III y. ., aauSntei sel
or COZ ao,,, ~ E,,,.Ja33 "A va.
were asked ,ien ,yere th,. amor;nans 80 80;
five he would ,oII ,hon, NJ -, .,lI -
tend ano,bcr so deani,, o. ,ho '' ara ~, . & W
loved most Nm n5in,od 80 o E,a,'o aa"o ..5 "'I
asked why The nrasi Of Amori.a 49, ill.,.
AGAINST flat coup,ry viii !, s,,~,o :, ~
oSsinst EngIand i, ,va. hoo,,Ipo ~. a - VI"
an. iayad EanI.d I, ~ VA VA ueeause lle a,heri-
most universal tseI;no a.s,ins, ,bo pr;,;.t 80,
seanent upon the war ri leio Ti,a, ,aaI;,.a,
had been gradu,llv d,na, o,,t al -,
common commerc;aI info,os,s ,.,,',, |" ~. .'''
ligion apd ,n,,I,;,,IiaJ ;,,,ar, 'o,.ison ,e-
x;si,s ,I,a. d'd .. ificnaiy
'ue' .,au eoiie " pe ~ america ieel-
nios' cU,ulai r anu iuii OIL admiration OF
s'iu. nheu lhey looked at Inc lnsatu-
h'na ~ ~ which 'hcy Meie piouoest they be-
s.n'', 'aas ia. 'hc iouiu.''ioh stones were taken
.hoi .nr Iu"ils vi hnShsn history. WIN
ia,sh ieeiings oi rove ana prize toward Eng
,ha;, ';I 1aia " supposed tilat tley peiield IN
NJ n,iasa wl.n ieelinSs OF indifference the
90 p"'ens VI .ue Diitish tnrohe' There
w. - soseie'9h whoih tue Americans
Enniaoa oP.eaeo a ~. as ihe beloved queen OF
ha. s'''' 80, INV ;no spontaneous respect pad TO
ao,,n,;',5 80 5'e, y, lnat she might regard 1t as
- ,i'' ~ ~ oi, i,eisei' near, hear) III was
nn,,a ~ - S,., y, "aes visited klch-
ano, ~ ua H. III 1'ae ~, 'iial ne was refused
the past enmty and % nreindca ap many .i sald' that
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Country Residence for Sale.

The FARM owned BY the late
A A6A-O Hon. X. X. Goodenow. situated
XtSaS within hundred rods OF the
r sTtNT119 County Buildings at Paris. Oxford
v4s7zzrE- County, Ne. is offered for sale at
great bargain.
The Farm contains lilo acres OF land. of excellent
quality. which produces at present about % tons OF
hay and the amount may be largely increased
Fruit, wood and water aie abundant. The dwelling
house and out-buidings are commodious and In good
repair. The feeaton Is pleasant and healthy. Offer
ul a dcsira BILE country residence.
For particulars inquiry may be made ON the prem.
ises of DIR. W. A. RUST, South Paris, or WILLIAM
GO0DENoW. Esq, Portland. jy3eodtf
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sent the feelings of the great mass Of Englsh-
men. THE audience, in reply to this remark,
rose and cheered for several minutes. at the
same time waving their hats and handker-
chiets.) lie accepted these cheers as the com
ing acclamations Of friendly nations. and re-
garded the waving handkerchiefs as symbols
of peace for all nations"
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Proposals for Horses.

CAVALRY BUREAU,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF QUAETERMAsTER,
WASHINGTON. d. G., August 10, 1853.
DROPoSALs are solicited and will be received at
L this Office for the furnishing of CAVALRY
HORSES, 10 be delivered at Pittsburg Pa, Phila.
delphia. Washington City. Syracuse, n. T., Indi-
annapolis, Ind.
Proposals will be considered for the furnishing of
Horses IN lots OF not less than twenty-five t2j The
Horses 10 be from fifteen tl5 to sixteen l6l hands
high from five t5l to nine t) years old. well broken
10 the saddle compactly built in good esh aud free
from all defects.
The ability ofthe bidder TO fulfil his agreement
must be guaranteed by two responsible persons,
whose signatures must be appended to the guarantee.
The responsibility of the gnaranors must be shown
by the official certificate of the Clerk OF the
District Court OF the United States District Ator-
ncy.
Proposals must be addressed TO Lieutenant-C { ooncl
Z. o. Sawtee, Chief Quartermaster. Cavalry Bu-
rean. and be endorsed ON the envelope Proposals
for Horses" &. q. SAWTELLE,
Lieuienant-C Colonel and Chief Quariermaser.
augz diff Cayarly Bureau.
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For sale or 10 Lease.

L OTs with a large water front, suitable for ship.
IL yards or other manufacturing business. within
quarter OF mile OF Portland line. and adjoining
the Grand Tiunk Railroad. for sale TO lease ON the
most favorable terms. Apply TO
JAS. X. LuNr co los Middle Street.
et,dlvr
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For Sale.

Ava A good two-siory house, tarn. and c ar.
WsV risge-iousc. with lot 6s x s. feet, ia Back
.VlGX Cove Village. near Tukey's Bridge. about
one mile from Portland post ofiee-a pleasant stu
alton.
Also one house lot on Monument street. In Port
land ou bieh is an unfinished house; aud lot,
about undred feet square, on Atlantic street )
will be sold entire. or in two lots Terms easy
Apply to j. HACKER.
jell deod& wti52
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House and Land For sale,

xse4 Hoas. No. 10, corner OF Cumberland and
LII. Elm streets. Lot about ~ by 100 feet. Hoass
1St.A may be examined at any time. For paitiea-
lars call at LOO Middle street, (up stairsl or "
Woodbury.. or G.. W, Woodbury., or
JOHN Z. pRocrER. Lime Street
Portland, Sept. l6, 1853. occ II
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LHoUR OFFICES. single or in suites. over Store,
IL Nos. i52 aud l5i Exchange street, opposite the
International House. Apply on the premises to
oe2 diff r. ). HATCH.
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For Sale.

-. nearly new, one and hall story House,
"a; pleasantly loc tied on Hill street well mn.
sSlil ished rooms. good well of water: wood
shet attached. fha lot containing 2aO4 feet
OF land. For particulars enquire of the subscriber
or ALLEN iiAiSEs, ESD, OF Portland.
sepl2 d;f ISAIAH yICkERY.
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FOR SALE

IN Saecarappa, Westbrook. miles from Portisnd.
il ave ininuies walk from the Village and Depot,
acrss of good land. under high eufiv alton with
budi es consisting Of l. story house, with eight
finished ro rms. stable aud wood-shed. nearly new,
all in good epar. two wells OF good water and els
tern In cellar 70 fruit trees. CurTants Gooseberre
Raspberries. strawberries. sc Also one horse nine
wears old. wagon. one sleigh. and one good COW.
Will be sold for 3 s2t0-
Apply ON the premises, ,orto CHARLES l.. PART.
RIDGE at the Portland Company's Works. Port
land. Ne. sept25 dtf
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For Sale,

AFAEM in Cape Elizabeth. about
"A %M y A. miles from Portland. containing
0SffG about 10 acres. with two dwelling
Nbxf&lfkR houses, barn aud out-buildings.-
K eEs12l-sfz1 Large proportion of fences stone
wall a part or the whole will be sold. Inquire OF
CLEMENT JORDAN. On the premises. near South
Congregational Westinghouse. jy2l d2aw WIN.
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For Sale orto Let.

L CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 90
G-A rooms large stable aud sheds--sifuated two
EAzisS and one-half miles from Portland aud fhe
s,,S5:U finest situation in Cape Elizabeth tor wa
kxs11Jz terins place, and summer boarders. For
particulars enquire of GEO. OWEN,
ap. dtf 81 Winter Street. Portland.
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CHAMBERS in the second story, over Store %
~ Middle dlestrcet-Miiehelrs Building Possession
given immediately. Inquire Of
jan2u At. DOLE.
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T.. G. OWEN 4 CO.,
G. w. ROBINSON & co.

HAVE JUST OPENED large and rich stock OF
Freaeh Thibets. Foplins and Alpaeeas, in Wine
Color. Scarlet. Magenta, Brown. Blue and Green
Also. full assortment Of Plain Doeskins. Beavers,
spangied Beavers. Sc, &c. in all the new shades.
Scarlet and Blue Broadeoth in English and Am.
eriean Good, which they are prepared to make to
order in the latest style.
Plain Scarlet and Scotch riaids. Long AID Square
shawls, finest quality and best style.
superior quality of Plain silks. In all the and
desirable shades.
A large lot of Extra Quality An Wool Blankets,
al less than the Agents prices.
Winter Flannels. Bamorals. sc, sc.
Thar Cloak Department contains all the new
styles of Fail and Winter Garments, at very low
prices.
sg-Corner OF Conersss and Preble Streets
ocl7
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Maryland Oak Timber.

A CARGO now landing per brig Trenton consist.
IA ing OF plank stocks. MINDLESS pieces, stem,
transoms, rsers, &c. Tor sale BY
McGILNERI, RYAN & DAVIS,
OCH uu lol Commercial street.
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For Sale CI.caD.

49, II applied for Immediately, LOT No. A.
III; Spring street. with two Dwelling IIouses and
friii Stable ON the same.
-->H For terms, Sc-, apply TO
II. WINCHESTER,
oe9 dtf on the premises.
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WHOLE NO. 41S.
To Lei
Once 10 Ief.
TO be Let.

nN second door, Middle Street. centrally situated
~ and easy Of access. Apply at No. - Exchange
Street. jyl1 m
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Real Estate for sale or 10 Rent.

A~ The i arm formerly owned BY John
AA,h Mountiort, living in South Gray
s14 - containing loo acres, 60 of u improy-
sHt44z- ed. the remainder wood and timber
- well fenced with stone wan Good
buildings aud enough of them. Two hundred apple
trees In good condition. For particulars enquire OF
ELIAS MouNfE0Rf. ON the premises.
Ai-o The Brick building in Portland. situated on
Fore and Chatham streets. ausl2 tfdx VS.
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Gold EOlsslsl.

quantity OF gold coin was picked up in the street
~ on Monday. The owner can have it BY calling
at the Office of'the City Marshal, proving property
aud pay ing for this advertisement.
oct. d&wtf JOHN :. uEALD.
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JOHN Il. GILMAN. Editor.
Is published at No. s2l EXCHANGE STREET,
IN FOX BLOCK, by
N. A.. FOSTER& a. Co.

THE PORTLAND DAILY Press is published every
mo hing tSundays excepted at SoOO per year IN
advance. TO which will be added twenty-five cents
for each three months delay, and Il not paid for at
the end OF the year the paper will be discontinued.
Single copies three cents
TuEMAIyE STATE Press is published every Thurs
day morning at - 90 per lnnum, in advance; 81. .25
If paid within six months; and s250 il payment be
delayed yond the year.
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE STATE
Pass (Which has a large circulation in every part o
the State for 50 cents per square in addition 10 the
above rates for each Insertion.
Transient advertisements must be paid for in ad-
vance
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FOR SAFE,

n A handsome bay PONY years old,
SxSfz weighs about i50 pounds - warranted
NtTs sound and kind in harness or saddle-has
ss-sA-A<ss vice or tricks aud sold for no fault
Perfectly kad for children. Enquire OF hennebunk
Depot Master, IVORY LiiiLttiELp
Eealeblnk, July g. 1868, lyss DIFF
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Rates OF Advertising:
sl25 per square daily first week; 20 cents per week
after; three insertions less 81 90; continuing
ry other day after first week, 80 cents
Half square three insertions or less, 70 cents
week, Si00; 50 cents per week after
Under head of AMCsEMENrs, 81, 90 per square per
week; three insertions or less ST 30.
SPECIAL NOTICES. sl75 per square first week,
ST. per square after three Insertions or less 81 %;
half a square. three Insertions sl.OO; one week,
Sl25.
LEGAL NOTICES at usual rates.
r. Tracy, Travelling Agent.
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Mess Pork.
Vermont Butter

lust received q lot of choice Vermont Butter and
- for sale by WILLIAM l.. WILSON
octi6 dtf 3.2 Congress Street.
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The NATIONAL FAsr.DAr oBsrRvAscrs.-Iu

The NATIosAL EAsT-DAY OBsERyAScEs.-Iu
United States thi, day 10 BE- observed throughout the
whole nation Of fasting and prayer Our city eerky
have 20 some extent made interesting change in tho
religions services for the day. Instead Of In al the
churches number Of ministers have agreed 10 unite in
dse's in holding prayer meetings One Of our popular
Presbyterian dnes sys there Is ,es need Of preaching
gn praying talking to than OF talking revereuty
to God There la. well nish sursit Of sermsns On
our NG6ons ToSbes Whist the calls for pre-sminenty
now Is National humiliation snd suPpcstiOn-7
The churches of the Third and Fourth Presbytess New
SCHOOL, Of NewYork will unite in prayer and conference n
follows: At the FouIteenths.r PresbJtehAn Chu'ch
REV Dr. Asa D. Smi!hl 10Y o'clock a. u sndSt oe''oA'
D. H. the Msdi,onsquars byterian Chareh the Rev DE-
Aiamr at tie same hours tho Tbisshsh'Ssss Frenzy
terrain Church he Rev. DR.. Burchsrds at ne same hou
and Al the Mefcerrest Peshysp Church IN The altar
neon. -,
Special and appropriate services viii be held 10 me Eps~
copsl Chnrchss
IN. rnay,sn Churches unite with The congregation On
An souI., IN Fourth avenue wbsrs tho Rev Dr. bslowa
will preach, and tn. Rev DR.. osgood viii s'ss In the
services
Thu rni,ers,l. Churches viii unite with the eenesstioa
~ n cbapns Church In Broadway. Addresses adapted 10
an. osaou viii be delivered BY the leading csTsJmea 81
that denomination.
The Courts Merchant and Produce Exchsnss Bsnts
and Insurance Offices will DO closed
Tho Post-Odce sad the Cusem.Hsuss viii close sbsaa
noon, aud oil business will DO suspended
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
Bril0ins Alaierials.

DRAIN TILE, Chimney Tops, Land Drains,
~ Gedsu Nsscs, tlle Bck. urren.Soue Mat Kiln, AID
Flooring Iss LOuZ snd Pottery Depot 2iS PeaTist
4 EAkY ROOFS CURED with Rubber Paint,
IL 10 a ct.. n ioot according to condition AND WAR.
RAnIFD 5y Gend.s. 81 Pak.row. l33 Bowery 3I5 9th-
ay ~ bh-sv % JtlG... "A 3 1Shsi NisRsbuIgh, and
coru.T o. oxford o.. aud fHlton-sY. brooklyn.
NTARBI Il MANTLES.--Ify you want an excel
WI len, and cheap OF Marble Mantss buy them ct 4
KLABEHS No 81 lstay, JdL, ~ Y. 1t il the oesi
place.