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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-12
From the Richmond Enquirer, NOv.7.


Such is the strain upon the public mind
as it waits with stern resolution for the
tempest to break upon the devoted eister
cities, and for the issue of the great contest
in the United States, that the meeting of
our National Assembly to- day excites COM
paratiVely but small interest. And yet it
is all important. The fate of the Confed.
crate States, now trembling in the scales,
depends, under Gods providence, hardly
less on the wisdom of our rulers than on
the Valor of our arms. All the great ques-
tions which are to determine our present
safety and our future prosperity will have
to be decided by the acts of this session,
and we hope deVoutly that our senators
and representatives will fully realize, not
only the urgency of the occasion, but also
the fearful responsibility which alnation,
ut the crisis of it's struggle for life, will de-
maud at their hands.@We are not OF those
who marvel that the unparalleled pressure
upon the brains of a people, famous for
intelligence and mental culture, should not
have produced more statesmen of the
highest order. The flower of the land, in
every aspect, is in the army, reduced as
the British we're in the Crimea, to their
value as so much flesh and bone and mus
Gle. The drill, the,march, the battle, con-
sumo nearly all the energy that is left, and
where thoughts will come and plans sug-
gest themselves, the leisure is wanting to
elaborate them, and discretion forbids the
publication. Deprived of all this vast
and valuable material, Congress- suffers
still under plethora of politicians, who
live SO completely in their own little
world of traditional terms and usages, that
they cannot appreciate, even where their
moral courage rises to the height of the
occasion, the utterly novel claims made
upon their intellect by the unprecedented
state of things. The really able men
among them-and, God be thanked, they
are not Wanting-see their broader views
narrowed down and their higher aspira-
tious REDUCED to thelowest level.
Original ideas are withheld or frustrated 4
by want of appreciation and even of ap.
Prehension, and the truly great statesman
is carried away by the turbid current
Even the aid of we'll matured suggestions
from the heads of departments has been
wanting where most needed, and The pa
triotic desire of the Executive to throw his
own powerful abilities into every branch
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-12
Saturday Morning, November IL.

on our fourth page We publish az inter-
estipg letter from Petroleum v Nasty
one of the best he has written.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-12
HOLIDAY GIFTS.

GREAT BARGAINS IN JEWELRK.
w. FORSYTH & CO.,
~ ~ Nassau St, N. Y, (adjoIning the Post Once
offer for sale the following Magnificent List Of
Watches, Chains, JeWelFy, &C.,
VALUED AT 100000.
Each Article One Dollar and to be paid for until
you know what you are to getl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-12
UBsIsTENoR OPRIoR 81 ARMY.

CUBSIsFENOE OPFIoB q. 6. ARMY,
- WHEMING, ". Va, Nov. lth 1854
SEALED PROPOSALS., must be in duplicate. from
hrst hands and from citizens loyal to the United
once until IL O'e'Ock, noon, on TUESDAY, THE
18th DAY Oh NOVEMBER, 1864, for supplying for
the use Of the United States Army Subsistence
Stores, 70 be delivered at Wheeling, W. Va, fol-
lnvVa
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AND PLAIN C0LLAhS;; ~ -
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It D. Nl0H IoS Ma 3 Iir''t-
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DAILY INTELLIGENCER STEAM JOB oFFICE
II executes all kinds Of job Printing With neat
ness and dispatch, and II War prieOl- Apply -
the eOrnCr Of Quincy and Main streetlB up stairHs
TIIHE INTELLIGENCRR SHAN JOB 0FFI0E
executes all kinds Of Job Printing with neat
ness sud dlspateh, and at War prices Apply q
the corner Of Quincy and Main Streets up gtairs,
TIoX,s sPARKLINa GELATINB AND COOPER,s
j ISINGLAsS-A fresh glpply inst roooiVod e
+, BOOKINGS oad Fellow Han pFug Store nova
81 l-- .sf.ls -- o. fo 7i,rs -r.aa..
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aHIEgC rot lF}ag- TO. 4l-- EaI SJIf -
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-12
NOTICE,
aD9-M

HAVMejust returned nom CanAda ana ~, ~ q.
III and finding Barley more plentfnI IT, 20 ny
Gieipatod, fssl . pleasure In ann9aeI IN ~
e1IfomsEl and the plblie geneEaIy Inah n, sIi- Snd
my Ale a. foIlOWs: x Ale $40, * Al' 'A1
-A''l''' 40 - 49, - clio. W SMITH,
..,Rs wheeling BrsSs9-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-12


"That Mr.. Boyce is true southron, an
earnest patriot and a most disinterested
man, we do not question for a single mo-
ment. But the fact that he is all these,
aud that in addition to his being all these,
be is also the possessor of no ordinary abil-
tiles, makes us regard him as scarcely less
dangerous than-no, we will not utter the
name that was about to slip from our pen in
connection with one whom We must oppose,
but to whom we cannot deny respect. 1t
will suffice our purpose to declare that we
believe the representative of this Congress.
sionsl district has sufficiently identified
himself by his late letter and speech with
the genuine reconstructionist to render him
no true exponent of the principles of his
constituents"
We take this from the South CGroliniGn,
and gladly hail it as an omen that SO far as
the editorial conduct of that journal is con-
oerned, the best standard of respect and
courtesy aud deceney will be maintained.
We expected nothing less-and would be
grieVed 10 see anything less or lower in a
Journal bearing that name or published in
our capital. We regret that other journals
have not observed this who.seme and prop
er rule, and we are surprised that q journal
usually so decently conducted as the Pc
tersburg Express, should, without publish
ing Mr., Boyce's letter, apply to it and the
indications it gives OF the authors mind,
the terms ''mental imbecility and old fogy-
ism" If there is an adjective or epithet
in Webster not applicable to Mr. Royce it
Is imbecile and imhectlity-or if he is ad-
judged imbecile by any competent tribunal,
We may expect soon to hear of a general
committal of members of Congress to luna
tic retreats, for there is not now in the
Confederate Congress declaration in
which Mr.. Boyce could not assert high
place as thinker aud writer, although not
perhaps as voluble and forceful in speech
as some. a..
i We thank God that our convictions and
our estimate of our cause and its perma.
nent merits do not induce or require us to
use such epithets, objectionable'even when
well applied, and in this case most iDjurj.
ously misapplied. 3D..
Mr.. Boyce's letter is open and amenable
of course to editorial censure, and has been
censured fairly by many journals after or
with its republication. However much We
,sa 7ia ls, 20 tsaasag al:a mn
tegza s7. .5si leai las aritalsg $500
t'oo al- 10 -staia 10 f47b sdi 81 -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-10
The Morning star has aris-
en- with Despatch!'
NATHAN WILLIAMS
Cooking and Heating Stoves.


Among which the ''Ihsla'ch" stands ure -Cmmont a.
"ve all Othpr ives ter cooking: ia suitable for hn-
tells, bna ding hts -. and milirs.
Il hs, balng td tut d to the US OF " nod
Coal, IN advnhIAg,-s ur a R.servnir in winch you
iayr . instant supp "i hot water witt addition
Il fne ia Tar TN i'iS'I for keeping VIctua warm
md for rasing bread. &c >. a large TIN lined over
'nd an add tnnal hai,r, fpr liking past y, ml.f
- uk'nv IN IN top n the stnvt. l.. h.. y moved a
Il'asure, &C. Sc but is useless 10 aItpmpI t.
S;Tibe all its advantages. Ie first pREMiUM Was
Harled the espIch over the stew trt, AID alt 9TH
onk stoves that cnne IN cum t'rttIn with il tie
'h'" state Far of 1861 Car and see It, aud sl y.
yourselves oI its superiority. Aiming hus plaiu pyS
INK SLvtS may b.. 10 lad the -sNtIRNlNts TAt..r
"hch she ulster invent. : titir luIne, as an
'riRaI"r Ui Gseiu' paLits aud ris-i rsti-
nll'h nl tue people, with greater raPdhy than y
tuvc, tor til" price, IA the
II ass"rtm-mr Of ARLuB, BoX & HEATING TONES
ht'ipncsS, ia s,.d the state 10 as rs RI
'nrhI ul heaIiuR siUves h has 0sLiv orI,brs, -,
the 'Ih VA Il, signal, Charner carbon Ncvg frank
~. &c &c.-ma' Oi which adapted the use Of
Al the artc,' usually sept in tn and Stove stnres
ne w ST, cab Dc uHd here, great many 9th
IhinLs 1ai ass'rIlncnt Of
lin, C"pptr, Buss, Sheet Iron, JapaRned,
P.unislpd lin and RriIIauia Warp
COPPER AND RkANS kLTTLhS of al sz q, aud pri-
= 10 corr wan III, 'hara TIM - a.. wish
IA tl,T I" SOY that Iu hB
misunderstanding Department
ne mas wy c""N"n'''cr u endbv h.m do Jnbbng
Sarknahlike -InInner-- mt, like hls nciRhb down
'treel, be hHs %HR"n and addrls iE at A tiies
Tepl ed y titc country L. tit, / ks n, mis- line
'n" has B TT NATGhIAI.> and puls up more HousE
Pe'iTl>3 ANb NoNDt CTuEs than sab shnvnt
tlIiB uaunsy
tie Ia oh a and large as+,rtment cr SILVER - p
%hIch hs ',h' oh"ap t,rss lsuing % pIre.,nsN
y b. We gHiriut,r-t' or count trle.r. and ma.
rons Eenerat thai AT R,thls Er,. 81, ~ ~.
rc"nmeni ln,'n To- b aud thIt our p,l,- r,.
."ntra as !" ~" Gm' iip ana our as a. qla
" al a al see Tor ives, AL Il M lorv az,
'a'co--Aoi ia Room ilauls * ll,tmer L,l,rL 49,
ttcel. -~~f -
NUvemb,r Is, lSGs-u
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-10
Richardson's New Method
FOR THE PIANO-FORTE

AN improvement npop l other 'usIructan E,aLs in
i'sItstVe Arraig' lnruI, A"R Ilatinn and np lri.
W Fouhd' a upud a NeH aud Urigil al Pan ana H.
iur'la ca ny series Oi rlAIs, sh~lug the Prals,r
f"sliUn II tue u lds and Fingers. T. Whu.h n a,Id
Gu The kndincnis OF liarnohy and rhnr,,uRh Bass
By NAT HAN RICHARDSON,
Author al tue Modern SohUUi tor tlc P,aho r., tei
This LAST and ~ Sc WORK ofits dfsi,neethei Apthoy
universally admlsiri 10 6e saterpr n ,xoelhaa,. to
a., "ther . tnS ~ stsns. and ,.Scio.,S al
rHk 4" OK Tat rVtkT UI'iI FEIs f6r ne y, o,r.
neht oi ath"i"ugl Snowlrdgo Pauo fprte pltN my
mrnlR Sludts OF % Suuugest e. the aus ma y
'Teses :" advanced rupns. fSo editions are pu bI,sh.
"a ohv "Ptihs Am-roan, tue other FOrslgn n, ger
sent. ''s w" W
AG= BE sure that Ia ordering u You . ,,. t,ou,sr m
~ shAm ing lhv NAN AlThUH,n tree sS. Mai ed
iSSSl,d; i"a address. suiI hy ali M1su n al re-
ul'Neh iHiSoN " Co. Publishers, III Wa hharR,,n
NtrVet. Bpstan. .nr. % - "N@'1
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-10
Ruv the nest Flow.
Standard Cast, Combination, and
sUB-SOIL PLOWS.
1cei Zee! Ice !

upPAv NC secured large PupPly Of 6'Rt qnalhy 81
H. an nretar, d T., Furpiy my i6I mri custom
44 80 i;u,se,i Al that my want iI, At the lowest
SnsIs,t price snail run wagon daS lor 'nc aen'-
~ oI To-. Hrrai aud Cake N r qITTTfY
Mach Is, 1854.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-10
The Pure Bred Turf Horse
HighIand MOrarCh,

RTFAS bred by Hon a. l. PERRr Of PIekaway
S w county, ia 1855 He IS dark, r.eh, satin
hands high and Is a great bone and su'saanrH
an { XII arTdinary muscular develnpneit Ei9aIGRd
Monarch Was got ny Ia celebrated imPOrfet NsNAKCH
who was bred by The lat King Or nRland, William
W aud b! RAIN, the hist horse O his day to he
+ ia all Eng land MONARCH was imrnrtrd by col
Hampton, OF south aroma Ter Mhoin 'r ""h ~ my
stakes $1O and Sl50". 1t il i'll Of him
The American Turf Register, that ale m-t W.T. a
he hest horses VI his DAY III 'Ie''rgtt am S"Hih ar"
ma bat alt his Al whatever distance Ia prev
I'd himself feet Tor the 81 and To" stout f"r th
,Ir uT private that gould afiIId him triti-'
HIGHLAND AONNECH, more stfikihRiy rrsHmh g n ?
In'"nt tru sire ~ AL points, u "a an! OF hs o,[
nave We have the m" sup rioiity 'T chPSl
,Is~ hn-thy well prnlH' ii I-d hTtd a III Ii ok,
"Id" LosLl ahd hie.liRFEi ~ AZ 'h"il pun
Is of blni-tht SAM muscular arm. br"tu 1 knee
,nd sh JO"e, with sttn ing Out III Clear
r' ne1-th brad hh-uidrr nci'- .HS W. TAX aia
- n Wlli is luIuS a. IieFs arch oi remark
.bie sii ugil-.srp tnE Uh barr ribbed hOme IL
CUmpie'e periectih IN tIEti, The ala not X II gu
lant that could be red lur sire Il
speed. pr. IerIIOn alisI curs Nc The a5te s
elastic abb Of gr.I iength, the let well sIApeN
and eXcr' uing y sound
Tue dam OF Highland MOI -ch was by the celebrate
kehtuc bred h"rs g ey Hth 'GI'urr " Ia" Was n St
pr z bon sc tie state FaIr Ie55-waB owned by
The Butler Uuh! STICK COMPANY, ;ni hIs regulations
g'tter OF gUOi stOGK Was cqial 10 an! hpfhe lil
ohm, The gIand d"m Vas well bred mare
or the messenger anu 7. .iuIb.e's L ;iipSe 81 OK
HIGH AONAkCH has MT lS,rH br ukLt Il to this
count i.h a uIage Ia rs Facing, but tn
,nr The stS h., aCt o. iiiii temper t I oi all
wUE, the hOTses most gecFat! used by ouf IartneIs
IHuk tlI- - US iul and < ueF
a ~ the IN II vaiuabi,. FoI hu the mo-. AZ
II, able character gufi aCtlub, enuur"Hce
snrlt In Lness tErtIcu no bI red
CtLn mlAIe wiIn the tho Oush bIrd IaIe nurse
Wuetli, br d tue saddle for q inn"u
gene al ia MOL X, an ihIi %
Tins breed . atN ayS dtslrabte; Wine Tor CHNaJ4
loI ses, II urnlOus Irateu Wa Ui the keT1u
LI0u, | Tia S @icEed TcbeiilUh, tilt the
st,e IiIe UiOJIed hI.se give q u''l ~ 81
1rroI ~ Lo Tie army 1nuge cIry MOI scs aIate
,IIaL '-Tu, sIrcuLIu vi the Tace huI ad lI
abillS carry mI.u weigLs, ITOm Ihc Ho.ldlt
u Il s UOu :, tue texture hOers, the Uu'b
Ui tIi5 InuOus, aud hOIn LIS "h1lo pe
GU. lar Csl.IIJi ma Lili. -
IIGH, AND A.uAAkuH Ii the farm OF 7.
JON =, u n4 tL u DIIAHaLr-
AlaN d, 1864 -6L.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-10
CURE

g been in feeble hra since the III ID Z"
NY b. y, who is now twelve years nid. hav" ha
many IrOub and tiru ties, all thus time tiitn
for evel gind of tabor and desIr' yng AT com
fort. Last rumm ] Csnmm need tIkIug the 'Ieup
Cure and ha We used TtTr b II es, and almOs
Il vel wtmsn. fiicuiIes have 'aTly all disal'
peai cd anu teal cLee tul and happy.
MRS. CAT ,A.iNE DEWAI.n,
Drcs smakcr. GOOdel h y, above Tupper IT.
Buffalo OcIob,r 20, 1862
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-10
CURE

Wv face has for mo than ten 'ars bHn great !
sfgured lay eruptlans an bhncl, which tim "a
tended Ove my who e nuiy and once iur three day
made me- entire Y Blind hui having taken twn b ti'
the 'PPOpe's uTe, my Hcl'laiitanc' hard kn'h
n.-iudeei baruiv Euuw my sci -as a
man. let al who are like hhlctec Try tue ~ oplr
ure, the medicine p epared ny the SANITARY SOclei
and think they wild iIrgi nhGe Ih.'lr do IaT-
.'I>E"H -IJUK, Turner, Mechanic st.
Fsi1fT4 N y T5th 1852
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-10
CURE
Cures ScrOfuli
& Salt RheuI

a. have used the 'reupies Cure in my IanIily VIII
gI BEN fit. of Scr0ua and SAT- Rheum. an
have iecnmmended II iItqu,nl IA! iTirn' S, all
whom b"eve have besfn beneurted and m s. Uf then
entire rureu by
- CHARiis 81 aIIAREE 27a Vain St nn staiI 8.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-10
CURE


Two of our suhscribeTs-0ne ,f ths.m afi ctrd
bad Fever sore, the 9th with Rheumat s.n-htvin
sch. the adva RI .nrnt af the Peoples Cure ii til
ap6r, pu chased the medicine and now, a ter haVh.
h1ruI bv tried II report us, recommending II
arti ', as Il Through me"y in their case-EditOI
hrlsT,an Advocate.
g
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-10
BUFFALO TESTINIoN z

ss NV wife has been sufr.ri'g from Rhenmaiism nf
nAaumatnrv character Tor about six seven ar
"mlr TIM very acIt'ly. Abnn the hrst OF june las
sue commenced y'ng the 'teople's sure, AMI cont
ed 10 take il sut- three ks In ten days alter si
nmmrnced the swelling and It f IS of her luilts i
teI v materially ned, and III three wreks had dis
.ppeured aIfngp, her.
TfI0VAs POLLOCK, (at W H. Glenry'sJ
tt h.Io d 4 1862.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-10
1EER'S
CHERRY PECTORAL,

The Worlds Great Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
OF Consumptive patients
in advanced stages
of the disease.
This has been so long used and so univer-
sally known, that we need do no more than
assure the pulc that its quality is kept up I,
the best it ever has been, and that it may b.
refied on TO do all it has ever done.
Prepared by DIR J C. AYtR & Co,
Practical and An"igf,,ui (hrmists
Lowell, Mass.
Sod by Al DRUGGISTS everywhere.
Sold by Dickinson & eon Starr s FRO, Fl.
cornell. elaware: ). }. ti:tIrr. Eden Station.
". q. Whgrt, Ostrander; j. DrrIhick, Ga lena:
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East Liberty; u. E. Hyde, Berkshire: and b,
Dealers every where. ian. Is, '64-ly
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-10
ayers Sarsaparilla


j. COMPOUNDED from the most cfTectnal anti
dotc- fiiHt medical science mas discovered loi
Ills atiiirting distempcr and for the cure Of ;h'
disorders il entails. That it is far superior &c
any other remedy vet devised. is known by Al.
hayt given it trial. That it does com
bine virtues truly extraordinary in their etfecI
upon this class of complaints, j. indispufnb. y
proven hy the great multitude Of publicly
known and remarkable cures it has made Of
the following diseases Kings 1vil OF
cland1lar Swelling, Tumors. Erup-
tions. PimpleS, Blotche3 and Sores. Ery.
sipelaS. Rose o. St. Anthony's Fire. Salt
Rheum, Scald Head, Coughs from IT,
berculous deposits in the lungs. White
SwellingI, debility. Dropsy, Neuralgia.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Syphilis and
syphilitic Injections. Merc1rial Diseases,
Female Weakness sses, and, indeed, the whole
series of complaints that arise from impurity
O. the b.Ool. Minute reports of individual
cases may he found IN AYERS AMERICAN
ALMANAC, which is furnished TO the druggists
To- gratuitouI distribution. wherein may he
learned the directions for its use, and some of
the remarkable cures viii h it has nIate when
all other remedies h..d failed TO afford relief.
Those cases are purpOSely taken from all sec
t0ns of the country, in order that every reader
NAV have access to some one who can speak TO
him of its benefits from personal experience.
Scrofilla depreSses the vital energies and thus
leaves its victims far more subject TO disease
and its fatal results than are healthy consiiu
tioEs. Hence it tends tn shorten, and does
greatly shorten, the average duration Of humnn
life. Tine vast importance of these considcra-
tons has led to spend wears in perfecling n
remedy which is nd qnate to its cure This
offer to the public under the name of
AYERS SARsAPARILLA, HirhOug. it is com
posed of ingredients, some of which exceed the
best of SdrS IdrihG in Alternative power. BY
its aid yon may protect yourself from the suffer
ing and danger of these disorders. l'urge out
the foul cOrruptiOnS that rot and foster in the
blood; purge out the causes of disease, and
vigorous health will follow. BY its peculiar
virtues this remedy stimulates the vital func-
tions, and thus expels the distempers which
lurk within the system or burst out on any
part of it.
We know the public have been deceived by
many compounds of .Sar@TGriLd, that promised
much and did nothng; blr they will neither be
deceived nor Disappeared in this. Its virtues
have been proven fy abundant trial, and there
remains no question of its surprising excellence
for the cure of the afflicting diseases it is in
tended TO rearh. Although under the same
name il is q very different medicine from any
other which has been before the people, and is
far more effectual than any Othcr which has
ever been available to them
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-10

Ria ok.
Black for SILK
ARK Blu
Idsht B ur,
French Biue,
ClaIet Brown.
, r~ Brewn,
Light brown,
-nutf Brown,
Ih FRY,
Criu.sJn,
nark lsrab,
light lIrHb,
ka Wn llrpD,
IighLFuWn Ora.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-10
CURE

6 Wy wife has h en- pUOT II Ath for long time
having frequent to Ca ph! elan u attend her; bn
she WIS recent y 'eIy much ~"Is'. For i've or 6
Yetk s she had app ii e. kst all her strength
y. S each day grow ing w"s'. he had Hght swtals
;'ug ghed II x deal during each ghI AM Ii'TH
during the day, and all supp s.u she gOlit
II with the consumption, wlr E. nd ADVISED he t'
lake tie 4peUpl Is ure' TN taking tue medicine gu
perceived u change Ou tie third day she lIH'
covered her aFIR'tItr, and was iis rrgan'ng hei
81 rgih, until, the eighth day, not Yet having takl
one bUtt e, Ia ~t"ppeI taking the meurIie, ssS
Ing sI WAS is well as size ever Was, ANA ar ven az
ANY bOcy be. has cont ,nued s"el shc'
IAtL hiEIA Gal duer II ear ST.
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BAPTIST MEETINGS AT BANGOR. week
the Baptists In this State held their annver-
saries with the FRS. Baptist church, Ban
gor, which were pretty fully attended. Ser
mons were preached by Rev. Messrs. Follett,
Ventries and Leland. The Report Of the
Domestic Missionary Society gave an oncour.
aging view Of its labors receipts are In adj
vance of the preceding year about $500
have been expended. Appropriate resolu-
tions were adopted on the state Of the coun-
ty, accompanied with patriotic and able
speeches. Different benevolent objects were
advocated by agents from abroad. One eve
ming was devoted to s. Schools; tho CALLER.
les were filed with s. School scholars, who
sang very finely. Revivals and additions
were reported from many places; ut Bruins
wick A have been baptized. and 81 were re-
cciyed into the church the FIRST Sabbath 10
Juno. Efforts to endow Waterville College
have secured sixty thousand dollars, leaving
forty thousand Of tho SUN proposed to be
raised. DR.. Dean was present and addressed
the meeting he 10 about returning asa mis-.
siouary to China. Statistics a. follows: Is
associations, 27S churches, and 90. 423 mem.
bers.