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The Portland daily press., 1863-09-24

&S0A WILL BE FORFEITED BY DR.. l.
eEOOO DIX If falling to cure in less time than
any other physician. more efectually and perma-
nenty with less restraint from occupation fear of
exposure to all weather, with safe and pleasant med
icincs,
sELF-ABUsE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects and consequences;
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
Incident to Married and Single Ladies;
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS;
Mercurial Affection $; Eruptions and all Diseases of
the skins Ulcers of the Nose, hroat and Body Pim-
pies on the Face; Swelings of the Joints; Nervous
ness; Constitutional and other Weaknesses in YOUTH
and the more advanced at all ages,of
BOTH sexes, SINGLE OR MARRIED.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-24
The oiioring Letter which take from the Boston
Journal Of Oct. o, furnishes Additional Testimo
ny IN faror Of this Great Specific:

The Goioring Letter which take from the Boston
Journal Of Oct. o, Furnishes Additional Testimo-
ny IN .faror Of this Great Specific:
CHARLEsrowN, Oct. is, 1862
To the Editor If the Boston Journal. ''st
Wishing to perform a duty which consider due to
the afflicted well act of justice to the pro-
prietor Of the medicine named below. take this
method to give publicity to the following: NV wife
has been dreadfullv afflicted for with canker in
the mouth, throat and stomach which at times made
its appearance upon the surface of the stomach,
breast, side, and one arm even rendering the parts
completely raw and producing distress that brought
her nigh unto death.
Some time since, being confined. she greatly
reduced in consequence of the settling of the humor
in her breast producing no less than five ulcers at
time, combining her to her bed for fifteen weeks.
and leaving her in very bad and almost hopeless
condition, which bafled every means used for her
benefit till some time in August last. when How
ards Cancer and Canker Syrup was brought to
our notice in amanner that induced us TO give il
trial. which did with the most astonishing and
gratifying results After using seven bottles of the
Syrup all signs of the humor disappeared and her
health is now good, condition TO which she has
been stranger for MANY wears. | cannot command
language to express the happiness that this most
cellent medicine has brought to my family, but.
some slight return for the benefit i have received.
make this public statement of the case, entirely Of
NV I'd without solicitation from any one.
Should any person interested wish to consult eth
of us upon the subject, should be pleased to
see them at our residence, No. 46 Warren street.
HKsRY SIvApIE.
Prepared and sold by ID. HOWARD. Randolph,
Mass TO whom all letters of enquiry should be ad-
dressed. For sale in Portland BY II. H. IA Y. Drug
Qist, junction Free and Middle streets, General
Agent for Maine-and by dealers in medicine gen
erallv. Price 81 per bottle; 6 bottles for SIS.
jy24 eod3m
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-24

WORCESTER. Mass.
Mr.. ID. HowARD;-It is with great pleasure that
| send You my testimony in favor Of your CANCER
AND CASKER SYRUP. II has effected by the bless
ing of cd attending its administration the greatest
cure that ever came TO nv knowledge. Nv son was
afflicted with Ferer Sores TO snch degree that for
four months his life dcspaired Of VIII l was
Informed that Zebs Howard of Randolph, Mass,
cure him. Immediately sent for bin. and in three
days after he came the boy began TO recover. and
continued TO improve till his completely
as could he desired. have recommended the Syrup
to great many persons since who also ready to
give their testimony in lis favor. OF all medicines
of which have any knowledge, regard this. for
the diseases for which II is recommended. as THE
BEST. could write all day. and not tell half feel
In relation to the utility of your excellent Syrup
Nav God speed YOU in work and succeed your
efforts to alleviate human suffering.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-24
THE PORTLAND COLLEGE,

-LOCATEDIN
Clapp's Book minis Congress ST.
HAS Just been added to BRYANT, STRATroN K
, III Co.'S Chain of Commercial Colleges, establish
ed in New York Brooklyn, Philadelphia. Albany,
Troy, Buffalo cleveland, Detroit Chicago, st. Lou
lie, Providence, and Toronto, c. w.
The object of these Colleges is to impart to Young
Men and Ladies thorough and practical instruction
In BOOKKEEPING, COMMERCIAL LAM. COM.
MERCIAL ARITHMETIC, SPENCERIANBDSL
NESS, PENMANSHTP, CORRESPONDENCE,
PH0NOGRAPHY, Higher Mathematics, Grill En-.
cheering, surveying, Navigation, &C., and to fit
them for any department of business they may
choose. Scholarships issued in Portland will entitle
the student to complete his course in any College of
the chain, and rice cersd, without additional charge
The College is open Day and Evening.
RIM. W0RTHINGTON, Resident Principal
For further information please call at the College,
or send for catalogue and circular, nclosng letter
stamp. Address
BRYANT, STRATTON& woRTHINGToN,
feb2 PORTLAND. MAINE. d&wly
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-24
ASTONISHING CURE.

Most Malignant Ferer Sores Healed. and fhe Patien
Restored to Health.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-28

mad. public Reef Hams nnoders., sesivs
and finn; sales Of 200 bba Westen SD Cut Meats are
quiet but seady Gales Of 50 boxes extra Shoulders at &c.
and Gc Hams 9D3c Bacon is in moderate request!
sales of 63 boxes old short clear addles at 7 Lard m
good dcnand but prices closed heavy. In synpaby with En-
change; $50 pkg lfGsc the latter extreme
rate Butter il steady ard In fair request at 72c for choice
State 2az7c for good to prrne DO l502c for Western
Resere Ohio and l0H2lc for Middle end Soo,leIn do
Cheese quiet but firm lnl6c oI prime Dairy eheiee
factory.m State and Bale. for Ohio.
RICE isiuil with saes of l20 bags Rangoon at tic.
SUGAR-Raw il quiet ard unchanged with sales VI 200 hk
az sI2i for Cnbi and 800 boxes Havana private tesns
By auction 80 !lilds orto Rico sold At l3eG l4r.
SEEDSClover.eedi IL quiet but hrfa.st l6Glc for ole;
new is scarce and nominal At l2a2,c Timothy Seed s hn
Al Goa SO IS " bush of43 b. Rough FLAX 10 and
wentad at 80 05d % busn Of IS h. Calcutta s
and bnoysnt at SO IS bush Of 81 h. and Bombay at % I
sPlCES-We notice sales OF 90 mats Cass q Sc, and
80 bags Pimento, in bond ia Philadelphia, at &c
TOBACC0-There Is less activity without cn'rse pcesi
TAILOThe rnarket is hesyy and the De snd fair; ssles
Of OOo at l2ai2!c for "e'tcTn' and Ht~ii' !" Is
ern and City. ...L. b,, e,..
firm ner am active demand sales Of 900 bble a. 9oe r
Western, and So atcsc. for state: ,.sn.
WUaLEBOEE !. firm and In fau Demand ss'ss'i ~
N Arctic al 3 s. y ID, cash.
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pnssemgeYs Arrived.

IN aeam,ap Ner York ('o~ Bremen cnd s'ssams a.
fani Mo,si Castro; Miss A. Gilbert Mrs H. rhneh and
daughter Braer Charles c' R5ss T. .nl d s.Sss en-
NJ. lander. Mis-, Kaupe Mas NJ Merritt, MTs, H. Wh
Yen md child L. Renens,sn Mis-. A. CoIes Mr. Mn'h ssa
child e. C. PEPPER Samuel Hirseh. r. King lady ana Sms
n TpyJt y MOT A. Schspl l.. Roder and lady ar hsnc
ton and lady Mis-, Corel Mr Lcdier add fsmy sshnse
er. L. T. Wynke Mr. Danont NJ. Rossax and isdy % Lss
,.s. Ma. AZ Walimeister T.. L. Meg,rtin, Mrs r. roaG
NJ. Younx Mr., 8, Werner and children. Mis- rsfa
NJ Manuel T. Nelson Jos; A A,, j,s ID
eo on, Ms, T. Seller Rev. A. Amsterdam A. ho~enhe
Dr. ifen.ch and brother wCa B01ns nd 4 sI ss.
daush. W r. kru.s aud i,"y Mis- & s SnS + hf
%i.., =. H. Ro,~uberger d. More, D. Urban, a. Heller
Il s,nehay Tobias, Kssen M'. LsdS'S 40 Ma :ss
H., IA rife C. Crsn.e Mrs r. flemish. Mr., A. ki.r
Wm' Won Dr.r, Mr. Lowensten. Mr. Thoins and WIFE ~,
Kirby and family MI Hssd, A. liollsndei Nj BENZ;
M,fsv And child Mr. Seems Mr. Ochsinger end 9s IN the
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Arrived.
. Ig-snl Wense Bremen 18th. and

s.,,,r,b,n Me-. York tBlrn.) Wenke Bremen li,h and
@ ., @ Sab a.: Point, Passed steamship Bavaria bound z,
s,h a 10 a. IA ), Ion, l. - passed Bremen mp A'',s
nom sm sDsn for or nm ss ms, 10 ss lat
on ~ s..cd 'ean.hps Brcnsn ard City OF batnoIe eosn
t. The Ae'.io Would hsys ei' y 81 ISL
Steamer sea Gun heuuy. Providence n'd'e 10 ha~s'
s,.. .-nboa. rcnat, Orb BayoI from of Challssoh %
dau TIA suns 80 sad Aer engines are io"hor'
steamer NewYors Fu,l Philadelphia mdse. &c to James
s.sner Ticony Pierre, Philadelphia, md'e, &C. to-
Slip .taaden Sow.l Olsen Mar,eiles ~ days wool to
sbi, Yrsrci. E,ysri TOT Yarmouth N 81 Lovi Bristol
ia, i,ol Boyd hencAcn 10Th Incl, ls'' - W ''l
s.. saw bah sarah ,a,sou, bound = n. ,,..
resl ,.p, =. ladsc anu As ps.-. J. y. Smith Co.
O,, H. Al - lon % H. pcio Dutch ors Ceres hence 'p
Bns i D. vsuhosn ,ET.. OF st. Johns, N - Mesian LIN
san c p l9s-y essi ~ .ns,'e,, v,,a,o, NsI
Brs o. C. clary Parker. Lebes days lahs TO o. Board
Big Nieo Cray ,Brl, King. Lnsnn, C. b. dsy'' e0ais
H. J.. 4 {. \. De WolL
Rris Experiment Gilbert Lins'n' L b. es5' e0a''0@
Biz Las,bsI Reynolds. Linsan, C B.. days coal to
Bis william Mary. Webb, Liusnn C. Ba days, coal"
rsns aIisadae ,Br., McBunie, Windsor n s.. rL'tsr"
selr Ben ann Franklin. Kelly cheEryheld days lauSs
20 j. boynion son
seir iooa out. " els. Bristol r. l.
schr Mary Wiley, Ambrosine, PoFtsmou,h, ~ II.
SEM sam Colt. Porter Portland.
schr Minnie Iobo Avcnl. New London =,
s,Lr iddle ?. stmpson. simpson Eassger . hea's"a
o. led frye Go.
-chr Bolivar Martin. Providence.
Sehr Kate walker, Oliver, Bristol r. l.
>chr Va. Marcy. Ireland New Haven
schr Oltcttr Bold boston los Albany.
S,hr Ella Msrson Iocslsni stone for Staten l,srd
Schn H. " Ws.ington. Wells. Calais days, to Jedf1s
/. Go.
schr Ellen Perkins flriise. New. Haven. .,
S.hr Melbourne MaTson, Gardiner days, lumber 10 ooa
fey Noyo Ae
Sehr ~. H. Baldwin. Cotton. Fan River
schr J. LorieT Phillip. Dishton. PORT Even
Sclr l.. :. Barnes, Rods,r.. Boston foI Troy az,
SeAr N4ry lBr.l semar, HALIFAX days, nah 20 l. Wow
ward
schr John Lsnsion. Lansdon BTdsepoIL
sloop Harvest Iorwin, Providence
WISD-Sunsct, N. N. e., ffcsh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-28

CoYsucRATioy or Tng SOLDIERS CEMETERY
Al GErTYsBCRG.-Tle cOnsecratiOn Of tie Soldier
Cemetery at Gettysburg will take place the l9tL day
Of November next, Which occasion address will
be delivered BY the Hon Edward Everett Tie oere.
monies 0: setting apart this burial ground ioT the rccep
ton Of the remains Of gallant soldiers were to have
taken place Oh tie 22d OF ills month, bnt post
poned accoun, Of tho inability 81 Mr. Everett TO ct
teud e, that time and the suggestion came from him
mat the ceremonies would DE rendered interesting
deicned until itef The removal Of the soldiers. All
'ee'eAeo TO Their scfsacrGcng bravery in the cause
'i Their country Rould be far more effective altered
tIcH remains than only pronounced spot to which
tLcy are hereafter 10 be removed The removal Of tho
deau WIZ DC commenced to-day. and large portion Of
'ne poas VIII 'e nleTIed In the Cemetery before the
18Th Of November. Mr.. William sannders. tho rural
architect In tie employ The Agricultural Deultmeu,
at Washington. has already designed and Laid oul the
grounds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-28

REGULAR REPRESENTATIVE DE.
MOCRACY-MAss MEETING.

The Regular Representative Democracy
against close corporations net In the Cooper Institute
iast ereninc Tie entire absence Of decorations or
notices was one marked feature. conirasted with
rreyous political meetings. but there were so few to
sead them that it made LITTLE difference. Even upon the
.atorm there were hardly half dozen persons beside
the musiciars
The meeting was called to order by W b. Rankin
ESQ., Chairman Of the organization, who made peech
explaining tie object Of the formation OF this new pot
ica party 20 BE- io enable the people TO nominate their
own officers and 10 overcome the close eorPfalons OF
Tammany and Mozart, by which candidates are nomi'
mated wthcut the people having any voice in their 'eee
ton The question was of the honesty or capabi
Nv; but the cohesive power Of public puncer alone
kept those corporations IN power. When pflm! meet
ings are held rammany and Mozart take srea' care 70
send masters and inspectors Of theT own 70 e~N'0 -'
result. r,,.
man Of the meeting lie remembered the ilmc' IL g'!S
hong since passed when there more Aent ia ain
many than upon the or Of Congress BGt how changed
since Those inside the Ring appoint inspect T. who
are required to sign in advance certificate oi ther
suits OF the elections 20 held under thcr direction
Inst King make al the nominations. and hIOi la
theI own use vha' they ean-aho sihs!e i.~...so.
holds tEirteel different onioes-sBd ai-I"n out the
rest outsiders. This Organization "as mteLdea 70
oveFvnv ~ .ta N resaia ~ ..@ Nh nS"hss
man he should stop 10 inquire into the merits OF tno
controyersy before assisting in separating tnem lie
en his tlaI BIS son anu ~ NNAt eif
80 80 country right or wrong whom struggling either
with rebellion al he South OF Bth any 10 eisn Powe!
The org,nizatioa Of the meeting having been con
pleted series Of resolutions Was read by W. H.
RankiD CSC procs.mng hostility 20 al close corpora
tons and cabals, and requiring ia!3 MOBILIZATION 10
primary meetings ....,-,, ,.t.h ,..,, -,
plagse and said: ~,
LOw.CTIEESs: You have asstnOlcd hsre ta.s
evening upon no OIdiIM! occasion. loi ifSs hnn
bern that receiving constant accf.lOns INDICATE the
interest ~ the suhtecfs 70 be discussed ms eyehlne
This meeting understand 70 be 81 enanaion Of an Or
ganizstiol basng itself upon INC FefesentAlie eapacV
OF the people that principle which nsplres y0IT Tree
dom sustains Institutions and commands those
who would control the people 70 appeal fsi - TIC ,eo
ME themselves shall not de,Gn you long ia disc s-lng
principle 50 valuable 10 our deares: rights piaclio
which aticulaes Iigbs themselves because IN thai
doctrine Of alone l. 20 be found h conner
stone superstructure O tho re temple IL Liberty
Mr. C. proceeded 70 afgue at length lie importance OF
reform Ia the mode Of conducting the primary meetings
and compared the performances OF Temmany and No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-28
800 = .~-~.~ . ~.N~ mRKTlNG.
x,yos rsAYaescAsHON MEEvsNG.
roptinned igola First Page,

:
g. 1e. T1n. iS.. when Ia, Nag lors Yer"
.esatl .Ics e. at,e,k 10. vida. t,Ie4'o ~.
herre b.. N..g .c cl.lg's IRE W. W.
h.yirg -.Hc 30 Nev.V@k to abuse ile.no T r.rc
J cllt0.'. 4 -as Pa 90 -lt 80 h9 oI.cndeu. ' lrha
q eta- io a'9n. .ud go Democrat. enc, + tine
k.ra9a3 90. 4I.lu iEuoo f0g some iois o; and
eisn1ssnr e merits OF tne eaiSaSS ns ects OF the
}euusvlV'Iia and refeil ca 10 the ,; and Confsca.
4 .ri III i'm such es The Conseiplloh "''' ali ~
SON 'acts tho Emancipation IIg.i'iatttss" j,;s w.
witch hr lola io &c right ana nu,i! ."'''"NN
may So eic we'll received thr"uE.lDu., ,o,,.,
30, rop OF GOV PIERPoNr OF VlkGlNiA' , ,
C., ,,erroXr said that since this Rebellion hod
-, 49, nod aOJ 600 Of the citizens OF TINS country
~ ~ - la moi seem to fee il. But in the Oh
Com o ea.tl or ~ an! OF the States WmV'o VA
ar,,,.s Ind been. five miles OF territory eo'ln
~, -, s.ed over wtlout seeing the dosolaNons OF
var ie saio that for the last 10 years he Lad been
cl,, observes OF events IN the south anc II Vas t.s
49,, r ..ol OF his min. tIat II the working classes
OF q great State understood tnis matter there Wvhiu
non b, tNo parties in tits State nOr IN the couhtf!
Mr- Hunter Oi Virginia IN his great senatorial Spetc.
In 1855 and eg, declared that the true teof! was l
csnita 81 ou.G 0Wn labor The speaker asserted ma
wien me men vino lived in the South declared tha'
Saver. I'D Democracy were Incompatible. they WEI,
right The statistics Of many portions o. TIE Ssnii
slowed than tom - % 10 per cent OF the adu p'piA
ton could neither read write ltwas MOI 10 Ssvui !,
Slavery more that these men inausaTated tDis -
lion. lDcy never declared 1t In the oou'H .',n''
then spcccaes or IL their newspapers At a.,
slaves esry that had been lost were ron te S'nts
OF Nal! lanG VI slnla ana '.e DoiHo , ,ho'r say go
and therefore it was the more to secure SLAYER .Da
they aaucura,ed the Rebellion. II was TO oNeitio"
the Eepubican Institution Of the county, ana ioii
Go, eruneut more in accordance with ihei iIcas II.
South we're assured in the commencement D, men az
lie Nolt tha they Shond not be coercea! taese ne.
tept grow ing tt.e bo.def ultl the hnsu! Cae ou'
on The peace party He said that in Western Virginia
shcr had Seeessicns,s and that these men went
ana attended and presided at Democratic meetings helo
sr1oSs me lire in Pennsyvania and in Ohio. phe Sc
eessionists of Western Virginia were IN PcLnsy
ara Ohio peace men. be insisted that as the.
said Slavery and Democracy we're incompetence an'
save that they had and leave them the pure Denocra
CIV He held that We did not want gradual emancipa
care Of themselves. They knew how TO take care o
themselves and TO do their own work They had don
IL aud taken care Of their masters, too fol years
At the close Of Gov Pierronis remarks the meetinl
adjourned.
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r,..L.,.-Repo,tedby Teleqraph.

C,rc,ysarr. Oct y7.-FLouR quiet WHEAT advanced Z.
Wn,sxy dull Provisions quiet. LARD h3c. ExcHAxes
dull IL. xy,-.. L.. s..-.
white Michigan 81 IS; and White Canada 70 ConS;
49, At 8laslic BAnLEY; sales Of 1000 bush at 20 for
Canada East, Jefferson and Chsmpan 81 5. f STATE Two
III and 81 ~ for Canada West. SHIPPED
s0o 6nsh Corn III 500 BUSH Wheat. 1890 bash.
or AZ 90 bush Feed Is, leo BUSH Barley
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-28

ID, a. ~. X,rng Republic mas been dschafrs,'
ihe eiis' o. u' warehouse Morohcad City. The
Inu " 81 ' LAIN, rle br- still continues 70 leak 20 ,Sses
dance - - !. s.n,d 10 j. :. Miller Ct New-ioh
pa lou ~ SON OF Montreal aud Mas TO b. deiveIes
At Portland Ne. N.sxr,vvr A., ., lss1
r B,,,.h brig Scotland fom Pic "a, ~ s. with eon,o'
IN k oar the p, the east end Of this island ss'@
=, ,,',v saved vessel ~ 81 uungefoNs position
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Arrival or the City Of Cork OF Cape Race.

ST. johns n. F., Monday, Oct 70, I
Via SAcKvILLE y. b., Tuesday, Oct. q 1863
The steamship City Of Cork, from Liverpool
Oct. Ia, via Queenstown Oct IT, passed Cape Race on
her way to New-Yosk, at 4 o'clock on Moncay alter
The dates per the City Of Cork the sae as those
per the Canada both vessels having left about the sane
time
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LAKoExY op TRgAsrnY Nnrpa -paD.iDL Me-

LARCENY or TREASURY MOTIFS. Patrick Me.
Cahrey, keeper 81 sailors clearinghouse Al No eaz
Water street war arrested On TUESDAY olnT,ed viii
stealing SlO0 In TIcasury Notes from Michael u,iray
No Broadway DOhcIty placed Tie notes on H.
coulter II DCugT sure AZ The cOHer Of CLetrv and
Rose ~ street,. fr moment when The piisonsr
grabbed them and started ~ yD. but was TOuoaJy a,
festd by OMcD Hogan N the LCwcT Po!lcc COM
ae ACCUSED was coMp.lited I'm examination.
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sIllPPING 1NTELLIGENCR.
PORT OF NEw-YORK........olT q.
Cleared.

R.i,-rirzic Kelly N.vhern, J. w El~si %; ~
nooner.-Washirs ,ou. " ys Fortress - {; 1900 o.
B,rbo,r -, John ~ r.. ?. Ncyiu Sons L. A. h-~s1s
ass,nlris Merrill Abbott; Proyiee7ce' nr4dsy M
w., Irrke., Son Brave. Croslcy, Niiss stoh, "
prisrh Dayton; J. C. Esrden, snaw, Portland, Ih'mn u
M,vfg,T.
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Bort WayNcns' Motiee.
poer.wAnptNs orfies. No. lOt Valet

PoRrWARDr>s OFFICE, No. let Waist,
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance WIN
section the act uassed tpr 49, 1887. entitled A. As 20
ror,a,fe the Maldens Dacc OF the Port Of Ntw'l or
al persons Interested n or havns charge Of ne suuls
laatler such inquiry, examination, or survey Una, nS
LOWING vessels a now under examination oy the Vt"
.ns and that the said surveys examinations wn te se
pleled within ten days neat succeeding TINS "ouS w
s,M vessel:
Brig Ann ,rnsssvS
C. H. BRAMHALL PesidsIa
J Au0Is iluaRIxAN Secretary.
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10000 Dcc.9,-e6 30 Ire. p 1870 lncaI 10
BY reducing the wheat to aour the quantity OF the
latter lct n ,idcNa'cr this year compared ~iih The
corresponding period last year shows a9cioeaoy equal
70 . or 90 bbls -four
The following comparative table shows The quantity
81 Of the principal articles Of produce le 70 i'
water from the commencement of navigation. 10 an'
Including the 22d Of Oct IN the wears indicated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-28

mortality tso rcs precious and an i"c'c"se " 80
compared VIII The Mortality ouf'ps ,ro 100
woek last year. OF the aeceaseu' 80 oorr,a
"s,on mn bors and o. girls Consumption carried
off n, ana irtlntlc 'isoroers S",p' j., ,no o..
under five years Of age TO oea'"' '@'"''N'
lions puhlc insfitutIons
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fAiYrg;.i~msri
.-rr.-..t.N- ~ .-.-n

~iihcu doubt tho oay ina~n remedy fo p,Hrsrs Ca
O. 49,, GH.yEi hEICA UufT Urrosfs lEHiTsTos 90 THa
hscy - sHE IL,DDfH lsTf.IsstTicN % rEr tiD>Htt
tATAEAH oy rnS BLADDER. md al itstir lHhr-ri.Hi
C.lea..o II p- snovn rsfson' ffofn AT psf'
q tie roanfy uiih ~ g. s~ui on gstsl ri
.es.i attisp relot1a, > NoHois aELLk Afrnii, \
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RUTGERS CoLLEoE.-It IL stated that three

RUTGERS CoLLEGE.-It IL stated that three
gentlemen Of HewYork have subscribed g. 900 each TO
fund TO De called The Theodore Trens buysen Pres
ieents Fund" Of Rutgers College condition thai the
sum Of SIS 900 additional is raised from ol quarters
by January Is next. Beside tAssc amounts the Re.
srmod Dutch Churches Of Jersey City have subscribed
$500; Newark, sl.lj0; New.Brunsgick. sll.aoo,
Monmouth County $780, Metuchin e2Jo; Middb
bunh. SLIGO Six Nile Run, 5000; Milestone.
el,00; and Sclraaenburgh, fG00 DR. Campbell
the President Of the Institution. says be Ia war.
raDted In the declaration that the endowment (sIO 600
of Rutgers College will be completed ly Januory ].
1864. Alta meeting Of the Trustees Of tho COLLEGE, II
resolved that III the whole of 600 600 for the
endowment Of the College be subscribed ard paid in by
January J. le6i. the privilege Of freedom from edra.
tona charge sho be Gin accordance with the resontn
Of the Irstee given TO the subscribers at the opening
Of .he College"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-28
~ rarv loan The subscriptions last week for the ponds
through Mr. Jay Cooke, Philadelphia, the General
rcnt were as follows (:


Messrs. Schuchardt T. Gebhard, p Nassau
street offer for sale bonds of the Atlantic and Great
Western, Sacramento Valley and Chicago and Milwau
kee Railway Companies.
The Mechanics Banking Association will pay
on I'd November dividend Of four per cent free OF
tax
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company will
hold on the nth November the annual election for nine
directors at the flee OF the Company "a Wall street
The st. Paul g. Pacific Railroad Company
are Offering through Geo. 7. NJ. Davis No 81 Exchange
place, $1,000 LIST Mortgage Bonds. See advertise
rpent in this mornings paper. These Bonds are about
slo 900 per mile The Interest upon these Bonds IL
Sold will be guaranteed by Duncan Sherman 20 ior
Is months This road along the Mississippi h'er
north and Is next year to be continued toward
town upon the Red River Of the North where II reacne'
the business of the Hudson Bay Company. Arrange
ments are in progress build road through the DIN
sh Territory connecting with this line to the racine
Ocean distance Of only 100 miles from the State line
Of Minnesota.
The aggregate exports Of produce and mef'
chandse exclusive Of Specie for the past week wal
e. Gl79.
The following il statement OF coal trans
~. Il