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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

special Meeting In Reference 60 the Pro-
tect OF a Canal Around Ntagara Falls
The Project Advocated Military and
Commercial Necessity. Sc.
special meeting Of the Chamber Of Commerce was
held at one O'Clock yesterday purpose receiving
delegation from the Board OF Trade OF city Of o.
wego, who advocate the construction OF a ship canal
around Niagara Falls, both o military and commercial
necessity at he present time. =
A. A. Low, ESQ.,, President OF tho Chamber OF Com
merce occupied the chair and caod the 10 order
He said that this mtsng had been called M tho request
OF several members OF the Chamber N hear what the
ship canal from Erie Ontario The Hon Mr. Little
Of Ocwego was present. and would mako some renArks
Hon. Mr. Lnr, uomx, ex.spesker Of the Assembly, was
hero introduced axd procesded 70 speak In favor OF the
project In quest. He regretted thai there ow
that the case, he would briefly and In
satonal manner address them the subject which had
oailed them tog ther convention bad been called BY
the members o The last Congress-over hundred In
numbeeto met a Chicago and tske into consideration
tho enlargement OF tho between tho West and tho
Atlantic ocean, first as military work, and seoOui
oommercisl enterprise In 1895 and previous 70 that
indeed, he might say, 1t was discovered by DE Wit cn
ton and others that the route from tho Hudson river TO
Lake Ontario direct route. The sub oct bad lain
dormant from that time until the present and had lain
dormant not b. cause lacked merit. but because there
seemed no INN edate necessty for It's construction. We
bad now arrived at point when wo should
have more between the great producing
west and the Atlantic coast. The Canadian government
fixing its eye upon Western territory and
We should, therefore, not be slow In action. Mr..
Litle)ohn here produced map which he said he han
Obtained from Canadian Gazetteer In order to elucate
the advantages Of what Is known as the Ottawa route
and which the members OF the Chamber carefully
examined In continuation, no said that the strongest
argument In favor OF the construction OF the Niagara
ship canal would be commercial one n constructed
would be navgsbe by vessels Of from Thousand W
fifteen hundred tons burden. The vessels which
passed the Weand Canal conhred to four hundred
around Niasara Fails with lis capacity for one thousand
tons burden he vessel brings her cargo within one hun
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Richmoud, Mo, Sacked by Guertl1as-
Defeat Of Union Troops, &c.
a.4 81. LouB May rs 1893.
band Of guerilIas captured the town Of Richmond.
Clay county last Tuesday night, after short night, in
which Captain Sessions and Lieutenant shinn Of the
Twenty fifth Missouri regiment. killed. The re-
mainder Of the federal foros was taken prisoners.
Lieutenant Gravcnston shot By the guerilas asev
ndering and s feared the other prisoners
also murdered The town robbed OF everything that
could be carried away.
The band pundered the town Of Pistsburg. Clin
ton county, Thursday night, and robbed the Court
House Of eleven thousand dollars belonging 70 the State
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M'CLELLAN'S VISIT TO ALBANY.


Rsce ptiou by ehe City AaahOrftiss-
speech Of ehs Mayor-R.ply OF Gen.
McCieAIan-Torch Processto1 OF Fire.
me0-Salutes. BOn0res and Illumina.
taous. Ake., sc.
From the Albany Journal Mar ISL
General Mcclellan reached the city at noon on Satnr
dav on persona wait involving pgvats business with
Hon John " l., Pruyp Although MS arrival was un.
heralded a soon got whispered aboct snd In visiting
Governor Seymour and Hon Erastus Corning the General
was seen and heered wherever he appeared The xrops
report says
In the evening a special meeting of the Common
Council was called and committee of Ave (Messrs. Ken
nedy Johnson AmsdeI SUI and CowcII), together with
the Recorder, appointed 10 wsn upon the General
Der in The Clty Hail Accepting tho invatlou the com
nee soon returned with m ny this time the Chamber
WIS crowded with gentlemen and ladies' all ev nclng the
deepest anxiety 10 got sight OF the hero Here hc as
greeted with OF repeated cheers the waving o handker
chiefs clappng Of hands and other of
qht Iie az introduced BY Mayor Perry o. tho ladies'
the Aldermen and sndsne generally after which his
IIon,r addressed him as foIows
CyxxpAf NccttufAx-As chief Magistrate % this city
the agreeable duty devoyes upon me OF bidding yo.
cordial welcome ~ capital of the Empire state The
citirens u Albany have long desired be- privilege Of
taxing you by the hand and showing their appreca
tlon Of your dting merits. They recognize Ia you
the rcpre eni alive ~ principle 10 which freemen
devoted They greet you n soldier as general az
a brother, IN the great struggle for liberty, for
the Union, and for The cause of our glylous
country. They recsgn.ze Ia you the patriot a.
well as the able and favorite commander of
our soldiers, and such extend 10 you ibs
most hearty welcome They wa,ened ~ Win iniensc ~,
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me cunard mail steamship America, caps kocdis, win
leave Boston Wednesday, for Liverpool
me mails for Europe win closs In this city st quarss
past one and - bs pass Ave O'Clock this sfssrscos
10 20 BY railroad.
The NEW yoRs HxRafp-kdision for Eurcps-costssoIn
ali the important and Interesting Of the psst week.
win be published at eleven O'Clock this morning.
single copies, In wrappers, ready sor mailing Ave
cents
samrsou Low, son Co.. ~ Ludgs,s fIni, fenson
England, viii receive sdversssncu and ssbscrivsrus
Coz The Nsv yoaK HrsssS
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HooKER's ARMY.

o WASHINGTON. May -, lsss.
rhs uforms,ioo from the Army OF the Potomac tina.
al Is painfully suist along the lines. No camp news.
Large numbers Of star oncers absent furioush
HyApocAKxRs Apxy ov Tin PoronAc, May IS, 1863.
Tho susry Of ths previous two days changed last
night chilling wind from the northeast. with slight
mist.
There are no events Of Importance 10 rerort 70 sight
The following orders were promulgated to-day
GENERAL oRpxRs NO. SO.
HEADQUARTERS AMY oy TIM PoronAc, Nay -, 1858.
In consequence Of the abuses that practsed
upon ,ns h co%.sSnr @ @ ..sr ase..
that ali the permits OF this class of per
be revoked and the ofucs abolpnsd. To avoid un
necessary 20 officers and loss purveyors
such articles have been inspected by the United
states officer at Sixth street wharf aud Ars now IN
army but no new orders viii be nlIsd Regular.
iy appointed suffers, under existing regulations
can furnish By private oooysysnes -ash s,n %s'e. % %
respectiveiy attached but public transportation Will
not hereafter be granted for private stores TO any trader
and detachment 10 which a suter IL legally appointed
will be held Responsible that his duties A. dsnDed 10
the act 20 provide for the sypontncnts suffers ke
published In general orders No n, War Department,
lss arc srosIy n s, ,ss nsos pe,
conscriptlon aud the burdens that fall upon
their fellow citizens. great and crossing evil,
and every commanding officer Will reduce TO the smallest
possible number his camp followers. by nresiing
and sending these headquarters every citlzsn ouud
within his lines without the permits required N pars
iIy command OF MAJ. Geu HOOKER.
) wniLAxs, A. A. O.
Paragraph .. General orders IS, referred 10 abovo,
is follows
within the lines or camps of this army without permits
fro m the Provost Marshall General ,ommauiins ofcsrs
brought before the Provost Marshal Tor bis dechon aud
action.
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Musseal.


Last evening Nile. vestva nauaurated her grand
masterpiece, "Orpnsus." There Is a peculiar interest
the age Of sixty, and was an experiment daring de
parture from tho musical rules and customs which had
been supreme until the grca, composer hts old age
rlsked the production q what was considered mon
strous innovation. He followed In this
by Pcn who shared the notoricty acquired by the old
German composer by ikcwise Transforming the musical
art by devisting from the old beaten paths which
Lullo and his ntators had followed and which
considered the only legitimate route fof the musician.
Grck had the courage said above, TO attempt
form Pcini Initiated his example, and great
rivalry arose. The musical world divided bstw
them and both had their enthusiastic admirers Thus
we may fairly production q Gluck's eh
douus In this country a musical event Of great and
n isaal interest
Mic ves,vaii is too well known In New YORK for 10
atsmp, any description Of her POWERS artist Her
extraordinary Europe 10 the role of Orpheus
prepared fr excellent performance last evening
She displayed great dramatic force while she sang with
quiste melodies which abound throughout the opera Be-
fore the end Of the third act evident that her sue
cess decided
Rotter Euyydce wss beard 70 great advantage. The
duo betwcsn herself and Nile vcstva'i IN tho fourth
the GEM of tbo opera, admirably sung and en-.
sSss could bs desired II. orchss,rs directed by Mr.
Carl Anschuts very e6sctive We shall refer more
II length the opsss a. Other time. A. present.
we have but istle space 70 notice iu success.
cas. ns ssdsnes MN M .,9s "" sss@ out i % e.
end Of the nrst act and fact throughout the opera
vas warmly spphadsd
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Cofx-PxARsAii.--In Brooklyn, on Monday, May Is. by
the Rev. Matthew Hale Smith at the residence OF the
BRIDES father, JonS u. CoLs TO EMILY fkAssAn~ No
cards.
CiARK-Flup In Philadelphia. on Tuesday, May 10,
by the Rev Henry r. Hurn, AIErASprn CLARK, ~ Now
York To CLARA L., daughter of Charles Field, Esq., Of
Thiiadelphis. No cards.
by tho Ilev. Hiram Hutchng, Mr. GHoRax D. JAMS IN
AsSA b. PKArsALL, youngest daughter OF Hewlett Pear
sall.
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Passen N gers.
..

Livsproot-searnship CITY Sf Bsitimorr-uss Nsnrrrs
Mos Duns hddle Mrs Henry Kay, Miss Lndsay. Ni~
Lomis Mi.e p6rtsner Mrs soo', an nfaat y.ls
and ckils Thomas white. "a Furns- Jas shsrard Do
nond. hsnger, Mis-. - De - Nsnsra. yD.tsth
= Bro.as NJ Ia salhsn Ds Eo-,sy Z wIlssn ~.
ninghsm. Steel , Davis, M shlnsrstsis and lsiy
0rahsm Mrs Tevse, snd chnd rerruso,. nr Neus htp
and iady n nr~nnsn nss Hsnil. Miss krsrnsy, Jno
Trsnsy A~a lady. neculium, Pred Hushes-snd 80 In
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omci"' Drs~i"Gs % the shciby College
kxrRA uL.ss sas-Msv IS IAN
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cLAss sgi--MaY rs tBS
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wlgs, Tesp~ss. Hs'r Dye. hair DyeAaS
spc ncida,N grrxs. for besyafying Ns hsf, o. W
BArCHtiyeka r. h. Bona su~~t
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Onici"i Drn wings ar r-urray, Eddy ~
Co.'S krntnckr End Ntss,,Trr ssaSe Ls,f.er-s
E,sTucgl LxIsA t:lAss ggs-Aay Is, issa
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kSuvoss. cL.ss :9s-ha 20. iss i
=, 10, 25. ~, 35, 80, Al, 81, 81. %, VT
cireriars ANT free 90 by saases.,ns ciher,o
MiRKAY EDDY co
IL ar No
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=, ~ ,tsF So sa4gfsel ~ .s@l Al f~f-1ns go 90
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EARS TO TIIE DHAv.

Dr. Won FIssnbsrr IL srpoos our b~si Eno~n surssaa
lie no, Isn't US ~s.. brother pr.e,inosss hes
eyes and In whose ski1. tberrfaye believe AfGTe
all others In, ws hsr OF MIN from ihe.e shs
e-trcn him not merely q surgeon. but
ber.fator rc~n ca.e hss been r-is,et for sAS
names Tho pat lady who tad te~p 6~sr fo0
infancy ss ropeqsnes of the Ai'rs wAls
form ant hs pss.n, was sab re q nensr .uHr,inG rb
deafness rsDdiy becoming cofries and thr
health brrsk ng down under ihs nhyacs ashsnstioa s
ienAan nron constant pair. Ornsry r-reses srd ora
ma advice us-irss and DR. Won Ys~nb~gf
rsed We need not reres, hts d.snos Tor that wo.id
lst ~ hard - ~ gsusrA reader Hot ~
descea sight the cf di.~sse hss' IN fr'sos ~
organism ant then another and with
stnfui dit A~ursf~ he the
she ho sfArcy hal heard nth dnstv and
then psfet heath DR. Won Ksrnbsrs. sdverslssmsss
ffhis ~hrh brsfy F~isse tkoagb
his sollcfson, Let him that hath not hsss
Trlb May ff f-fy
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covas.'n ~ az ~ Lna's No
omci.i Drawings os the snciby College
0'''p = nsnssS saa@s Sl.., ses-M., Is. IAN
20 'o' oi' "a 3S. l 81 g,,s;2sn a., 1851
69 ~ 3l, ~, 10 AZ. 6s. %. AZ, 7a. 49, 81, Ii. 70.
~ JOHN A NORRIS co.
"iinninston, DrlasWe.
Prizes Cashed tn all L~gs,,z~a Lo,te-
% Information s.% a. .;res esErs rgo nsa sa ns~ YORK.
ere very .,,rss,ye Dress Mats son Imperial xsrT
ALSO Csps 2i6 Broadway
Attention - Called to tho Sale OF yaiu-
;sS hhA EiATE sa g s nss r's DSS !. at &c a
chants Elch.n esroom BEoadssy by order Of tho
store s"a % s"s i ss, ss%
street, and s,crs and Lot . Dsy srss, Tho ss1,s pro
pc ssis Ev.Ss snas s'ss sms @ .SS Ss
ss ana 10
on sls street. south side o feet ives. OF Eleventh avenue
EIght Csrtes dc vIsiss for ~, Of Un-
0feenwioh sreetA
EXTENSIVE CLOTHING wAREnoUsE,
Between Gold and Gnu streets.
n. III. Horn, Opsician, has Powerful
opsr. Glasses from - " go At M BroAdwAy room No
iery, 707 Bnoadway.-Csrtes de vse OF this splendid
and artste Will bs ready TO day 81 !? cc,et Tney
%plSrSSS ssss"crpSsu: 80 and sat oss'nt ''''- - 80
CataIogu ues or Iroa Manasneturcs, Con-
tanning Iaung verandahs Iron columns. iron capitals
Iron bedstsad aud farnure maad 70 of tho
'iifc nSfcHissoS wv eWsffcKERsHxx sy
Wheeler & Wiison's Sewing Machines,
with valuable improve msnts. omco s0S broadwsy. n T.
Two Potats arc Co be kept In view In
asiags G,w Marh 4 ma
chine that viii stitsh perccy ali Kinds q fabs from
s.o TO as r. .. a.
can be found only at GROVER BAKERS Sewing ma
See Fooss's P.,sns Umbrei,a Lock
Thirty Years Experience 90 an OLD
Nurse Mrs wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP Ia the pre-
scripon OF Of the best female ply and nues IN
never failing ssss ana sas Sy @ons u
children feeble infant Of old 10 the ada
Ss So%s .nS ss sss rest Health ana comfort
mother and child. Is cents : bottle,
Z Dysentery, Infantiie Cholera, and all
bowel complaints speedily cured by the use OF Or AGRi
put up metallic air tight packages price 20 cents Depot
No. New Cbambers street Consultation FIRE Adddes.
all letters and requests for circulars TO box 52H n r. fos
oince
Barry's Tricopherous for the HAIR
PA,roni,ea by the principal families Of Earoe and Amer ca
@ failing G o eisdicae. ali dsndisn, ae and Keeps Il in
he mon beautiful condition Us haei!un, use rsnien he
haous Sold by all druggists throuaou, the United States
Hyatt's "a H." or Double Strength
LIFE BALsAM. -
Tho most cRorG1 ss5isG jl5.'is lis
and diseases OF great impurty 1900
< Only TO be bad at the principal depot.
2E Grand street u per bottle
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sAs vaAscDco, Nay -, 1858.
ssssmship 0eldsa Ass sailed st Ten O'Clock A. n fos
Panama, with hundred passengers and ss1<.Ooo In
treasure for England and $50 900 for Nsw York
The New York herald., 1863-05-26

Hats.-vVhise's spring styles of Hats
sttraeve Dress Hats Soft Imperial and Misry
Also Csps GIG Broadway.
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Bnrry's Tricoph crous for the HAIR
Patroped by the families OF Europe and Amer
This eyceen article adniied 10 Ie tho standard rrcoara
purposes with the II
m failing OF. eIadcaie all dandren ac and keeps II In
he beautiful condition Its habituhi ren1es the
Of oil pomatun any other preparation quite super
Sold by all druggists throughout the United States
The New York herald., 1863-05-26

DKArssss'
IMPAIRED sfGHT
NOISES IN THE nBAu.
foRE THROAT.
CHRONIC CATARRU
AND ALL DISEASES or THE RYE AND EAa sf
Requiring either Msdicsi surs,~si treatment.
ATTENDED, TO nv eh ~
DIR Won EisgKBEao. 18H
OCULIsT AND AuRfsr iaH04
CONSULTING ROOMS as.rft
No. SIG Broadway. near Twelfth street. f9
READ fra
n
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Hyntt's "a H." or Double Strength
LIFR BALsAM.
Tho certain curative for RltEuMA1ISh
SCROFULA, DYSPEPSIA
and diseases OF great impunty -
OF the BLOOD.
Only 10 be had Mt the principal depot.
2tJ Grand street 81 per bottle.
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MIsCELLhNEOUs.

cAUTroNThe Piaa aiinu Bottle sccurcd V
BY Uniied States letters patent at a.fsf 80 4
To initiate 1t 20 ANY other purpose . crime
panshable wnh nnr and Imprisonment Parties ws~sse
OF the consequences Of nnns empty bottles with s~s
"a a
other mixture whether calling Il Plantation Bii,srs
BY other We o.sh, ssy cents per dosse ~
~ 20 Tor all ewpy uoos delivered at our manu-
factory io5 Liberty street rcaoving any fos
noruncc
Any person pretending rianfaoa Btters In bujh.
or by the gallon ssinder imrosisr VIC se'l osH
In our regular bottles. all bArnc prvA,c Uaei slses
stamp aud steel plate iabr sna signature -
r. II. DRAKE 4 co, t.4.a-
Brod Ncw vosk
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Crisipdosa's Issir pNs, p,.s,,saitvt and
es~s sft'ie % % stlI4l tff.sll.
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Dlsey sss IA iat. sfvvu-sa. ~Fr.lu1t y o.
rsiy sra fsr r9ssgas --ff~ ff.sf lss.ar rf-.a
vfss,. % - h.pait A.gsat % tet y tff
Nett9~ y - ut haf+t ,A4 a Ni. .
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flcKsHURG
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81 :. So - ~. - ~ gpsa >. sgay ,I.yk. ~
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rlss Hsss - .'esr s.sR 80 i,'s,s .ears',
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"A DEPOT NO " ROOD iASr LONDON -
hARSiiALL y. HkkrOk
G.n,s.i A..ni forths United Kingdom"
81 RopIN0sMARKr
Hamburg 0ermAagt.g
Orders wiii rcrrrc prompt ~
tention Yor price Apply a. u nc.ver str..a . ss
Sol NsnufHetuf~r and ftoprtssnv
a received al 0iMBRKDE'S os Br~sds ~ - r-'p
A BOX oy NOTE rApER-sIx KINDS. REAnx
n initiated. fron A 10 y. aly IA .5--- .s
GIIrEFDEs. sss nroidway
A RBORs, FOUNTAINS vAsEs, suMMkR HOCGu9.
"A SETrEEs LIONS, DE ~ DOS. 1900 w
and other Ornainrnts suiia,e for enbeiIlahins ee
Gardens Villas, Lawns. rriyaif AMI Pubic uroaads
JANIS foWf IN RrRrLAND co. IN. .f
4 SAVING or - rnR cENr nv nuy,N0 YouR M
n fric-rsior- Housekeeping Articles st ID bAA3
FORD = great b,,ssr ccorr ins,',nte
HOwELL's CoLORs. FOR CAhTEs DIX vfstrr -
fbena color. bring trssi sorrssiy for iasst~r
Price per hos. with full drrcnns Fnr sAis only bv .
DExTEK ssi ga ir ~. oppos,s Bn'i bia't Do
A cARD.--REMoyAL-DR IUTHgR sR SURGEON
has "a 10 "a East Twenty sssoud
Lexington Sapefior Dentar ~ u"'f"d
painless tni) nsus lower than OBJ alt abr.
equally excellent. eisewberr.
DaRTrETTs pup~fsuHD SHpDi.Es "sEw
ID E,sirr N--BAnTLErrS Srrdie snt sowing M~rhins
Furnishing pot Asf btoai~sy hseies o. evfry desrrs
ton. steel Pins. Ac Nc
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-06

SAMBUCI WINE,
celebratedin Europe forts medicinal and beneficial
qualities as gentle Stimulant, Tonic, Diuretic and
Sudorifc, highly esteemed by eminent physicians,
used in European and American Hospitals, and by
some of the first families in Europe and America.
AS A TONIC
Ii as no equal, causing appetite and building up
the system being entirely pure wine of most al.
AS A DIURETIC,
Itimparts healthy action of the Glands, Kidneys,
and Urinary Organs, very benefcialin Dropsy Gout
and Rheumatic Affections.
sPEER'S WINE
IL mot mixture manufactured article but is pure
from the juice of the Portugal Sambuci grape cuti-
waited in New Jersey, recommended by chemists and
physicians possessing medical properties superior
TO any other wines in use and excellent article for
all weak and debilita ed persons, and the aged and
infrm, improving the appetite and beneitting ladies
LADIES' WINE,
Because it win not intoxicate as other wines as it
contains mixture of spirits or otherliquors and is
admired for its rick, peculiar flavor and nntritve
properties mparting healthy tone TO the digestive
organs, and blooming, soft and healthy skin and
complexion.
afew wellknown gentlemen and physicians who
have tried the Wine:
Cen Winfield scott.usA. DR.. Wilson. 18th st. NY,
Dr.J II Chiffon NY City. DR.; Dcugherty, Newark.
Dr. Parker, n: 7 City Nj.
ark, N. j.: DIR. Cumming, Portland
DR.. Hayes. Boston
~ None genuine without the signature of"AL-
FRED SPEER, Passac, N j." is over the cork OF
each bottle.
tg-MAKE ONE TRIAL or THIS ZINE
For sale by Druggists and all first class dealers.
City and town Agents supplied by the State Com
missioners.
A. SPEER, Proprietor
yINEYARp-Passaie, New jersey
0FFIcE-20s Broadway, New York.
JOHN LA FOY, Paris,
Agent for France and Germany
oil ~ al III
ing Agent. dec22 div
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-06
POETRY.
Kingdom Coming

Say darkeys, hab you seen de massa,
With the muiistash on his face,
Go long de road some time this mornin',
Like he gwine to leah de placer
He seen q smoke way up de ribber,
Where de Lnkum gum-boats lay;
He took his hat an lef berry sudden,
An spec he's run away!
CHORUS:
De massa run, ha! hal
De darkey stay, no hot
1t mus be now de Kingdoms comm,
An de year of Jubilo!
He's six foot one way, two foot tudder,
And he way tree hundred pound,
His coat SO big he couldn't pay de tailor,
And II WOULDN'T go half way round.
He drill SO much dey call him cap'en,
An he get so dreffu tanned,
I spec he try and fool dem Yankees
For to tink he's contraband.
De darkeys feel so lonesome libipg
In de Lighthouse on the lawn,
Dey move dar things to massa's parlor
For to keep il while he's gone
Oars wine am cider in de Kitchen,
An de darkeys dey'll hab some;
Ispose dey'll all be confiscated
When de Linkum sojers come.
De oberseer he make us trouble,
An he dribe us round spell,
We lock him up in dc smokehouse cellar,
Wild de key trown in de well.
DE whip is lost, de ha 'd-cuf broken,
But de massa' III hab his pay;
He's old enough, big enough, ought TO know better
Dan to went an run away.
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-06
sfuiiy yours,
Mrs. SARAH ANN CLAPP.
VALUABLE TESTIMONY.


Mr.. ID. HowARD-Dcdr Sir.-Yo GU wish to know
what information possess in relation TO the efficacy
of your CANCER AND CASKKR SYRUP" Several
years since my wife, being confined. was severely
troubled with what is usually called Nursing Sore
Mouth" and what the physicians call milk limb"
Both legs were badly swollen, and were in dread
full state. Everything that could be thought of
resorted TO without any benefit. Her physicians
pronounced her recovery very doubtful. II not i'm
possible. At this time. hearing of your SYRUP, and
ii being highly recommended, she concluded, a
last resort TO give il trial. which she did with the
most benefcias results. Shortly after she CON-
menced taking il, her health began TO improve. and
the of a few bottles completely cured her. And
although she has been twice confined since, she has
been perfectly free from the trouble above named.
have also seen its effects in great many out
of my family which have been of the most satisfact-
tory character. have procured hundreds of bot
ties for my friends and ncighbors and as far my
knowledge extends, il has given general satisfaction,
take great pleasure in recommending IL TO the pub
lie invaluable remedy for the diseases for which
it is recommended.
HENRY d. DICKINSON
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-06
ANDRoscOGGIN RAILROAD.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

rH5xs3l On and after MONDAY, April 9, 1858,
trains will leave Portland for Lewiston
via Bruisscick. at 90 and SIS r. NJ.
Leave Portland for Pennington, via Brunswick, at
LOO p. NJ.
Leave Farming ton for Bath and Portland o 10 A N
Leave Lewiston for Bath and Portland 600 and
11.f0A NJ.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Stage leaves strickland's Ferry Tuesdays. Thurs
days and Saturdays for Livermore, Canton, Peru
and Dixheld; returning opposite days.
Stage leaves Pennington for New Vineyard. New
Portland and kingfeld. ON Wednesdays and Safur-
days, returning on Mondays and Fridays.
Stages leave Pennington daily. for Strong, Avon
and Phillips.
Passengers for this route viii take the cars at the
Portland, Saco Portsmouth. or kennebec Port
land Depots la Portland. S.w. EATON, Sup't.
Harrington April !. 1858. ap6 diff