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Hanson Block. Middle ST., No. I6I

Scholarships good in any part of the United States
ne Principal has had 20 years experience; is always
on the spot and attends to his business; and prom
ises, as during the past IL years. pains shall be
spared ia the future. Five hundred references Of
the first class business men, with many others of this
city, will testify TO the practical utility capacous
ness and completeness of my systems and manner
of teaching aud citizens Of other cities have testified
to the same. Diplomas will be awarded for thor
ough courses. Able Assistants secured. Bartletts
Plan, the founder of Commercial Colleges, strictly
adhered to as regards not copying. Certain times
will be devoted TO Commercial Law elucidatons-
Come all who have failed 10 be taught n business
handwriting and will guarantee to you success.
Applications solicited for Accountants. Separation
struction given. Students enter any time. Sep
arste rooms for Ladies. Tuition reasonable. Intri-
cate accounts adjusted. Ladies and Gentlemen that
desire TO take Lessons. full separate course,
In either Bookkeeping, Navigation, Commercial
Law. Photography, Higher Mathematics. Civil En-
cheering, Surveying, Native Business Writing,
Commercial Arithmetic. Correspondence, Card
Marking, land teaching IRON printed copies and
Text Books will be avoided please call, or address
the Principal. X. N.BROWN.
Portland. 0ct.2. 1858 oc39 cod keowl
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WASHINGTON, April .
1t has been showing all the morning, but
now heavy North East rain has set in.
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gg-The American illustrated papers for
this week have been received at the book and
periodical store of A. Robinson, No. 81 Ex-
change street.
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y O L / G. T.

In Consideration of the increased price o labor
l. aud of proyender, the ! ruckmen of Portland,
have agreed 10 higher rate for Trucking.
Schedules OF prices viii be circulated on Monday.
April 4th. PEG order.
April !, 1864.
"a
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Quiet Resfored Ia Illinois.

NATION, H., April 2.
All is quiet. The prisoners were sent to
Springfield this afternoon. No further trouble
is unprecedented
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TO THE AFFLICTEDI
DIR. w. N. DEMING,
Medical Electrician,
No.Il Ciapp's Block,

CUhN FE UF GUN UKhSS AN d ELM STEEKTY
w Portland and vicinity, that he has perman eBt-
ly located in this city. During the eleven month";
that We have been in town we have cured some OF
other forms of treatment in vain, and curing pa
tents In short time that the question Is often
asked, do they stay cured! To answer this question
will say that al that do not stay GU ed we will
doctor the second time for nothing.
Dr. ID. has been practical Electrician for twenty
one years aud 10 also regular graduated physician
Electricity is perfectly adapted to chronic diseases
In the form Of nervous sick headache; neuralgia
In the head. neck extremities; consumption when
In the acute stages or where the lungs are not fully
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism, scrofula. hip
diseases, white swelings spinal diseases. curvature
OF the spine, contracted muscles distorted hmbs.
palsy paralysis, 81. Vtas' Dance. deafness STAN
nering or hesitsncy Of speech, dyspepsia, indges-
tApn constipation and liver complaint, pes-we cure
every thst can be presented ~asthma, bronchi.
It's structures Of the chest and all forms Of female
coiapaints.
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Compressed Hay for sale.

100 Tons good quality Hay. Compressed.
lOO without beatntg.'l into Small Bales.
requirin less than 100 cubic feet TO the ton. Deilv
cred at wharf in Freeport. Portland or Bath. En-
quire of BLAKE JONES co.
l37 Commercial ST.. Portland. where sample Bales
may be seen. n,eh3o lwised
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AUCTION SALES.
Dr, s,oods mt Awc,iou

Monday, April 4th. at 10 O'Clock AZ M ,sr
~ change etree consisting in part Of Rrcad-
Prints, Cotton Cloths, Fannels and orea,
OF other Goods saved from the wreck OF he arSs'
man having been eleansed, and will be sold hS ts
piece to &C ,ommodatc purchasers INC
APT dtd' IL BAILEY & 90 Aaetinna.r
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Copartnership Notice.

FllHE undersigned have this day formed eopart
Il nershp under the name and style OF fRAD
LEY, MOULrON & RoGEkS, for the purpose OF
carrying on the Flour. Grain and Prov ision bust
ness at SO Commercial Street, Thomas Block.
ROBr. BRADLEY,
q. NJ. M0ULTON,
ap2 diff A. G.. ROGERS.
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steam Power 20 Rent.

DOOMs with Steam power can be had by appli
Ii cation to j. L. wiNsL0w, o Union 81.
spr2 Sw
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Navy Suppl, :.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau qf Provisions and Clothing.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau qf Provisions and Clothing.
Ndrch IS, 1864.
SEPARArS PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed
- Proposals for Navy supplies" will be
ceved at this Bureau until IL o'clock NJ, on Tuesday.
the 18th day of April next for furnishing deliv-
ering on receiving ten days notice. at the United
States Navy Yards at Chariestown, Massachusetts,
BrooklynNew York and Philadelphia, Pennsy lvanis,
in such qualities only and at such times may be
required or ordered b. the Chief of this Bureau. or
by the Commandments of said Navy Yards, RESPECTIVE
ely, during the remainder of the fiscal year ending
June 3d. 1864 the quantities of the different articles
and al the place specified in the following list, viz:
Chdriestotcn, brooklyn. Phiiad'a
Rice ID 5000 5000
Dried Apples, ID $500 $4,000
Sugar, Ii $4,000 $50 600
Tea, ID 5000 l,7OQ
Coffee, ID 10000
Beans gall 5000 5000 1850 q.
Molasses, gals l6 900 400
Vinegar. gals 1880
Separate offers must be made for each article at
each of the aforesaid navy yards: and In case more
than one article is contained in the Offer the Chief
of the Bureau will have the right accept one or
more of the Articles contained in such offer and
ject the remainder.
bidders referred to the samples at the said navy
yards and to the advertisement ofih,s Bureau dated
June 18th, 1868. aud for information to the laws
and regulations in pamphlet form regarding con.
tracts to the offices of the several Commandments of
Navy .aris and Navy Agents.
Btdnk forms Of proposals may be obtained on up.
plicatioH to the nary agents at FOrtsmOath, NJ H.,
Bostoa feae YorL, philadelphia. Baltimore. and al
this bureau. rnch22 law,wru
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FOREIGN EXPoRgs--TLe PaiGe OF foreign
exports from this port LIST Reelt, amounted
10 s134 ,025 0i.
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LADIE >

Who have cold hands and feet; weakma ost chs
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headache;
dizziness and swimming in the head, with indIgss.
ton and constipation OF the bowels pain in the side
and back leUeorrhGa, Tor whites: falling Of tho
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus. and
all that long train diseases will ind in Electric
ity sure means OF cure. For painful menstruatlon.
too profuse menstruation, and all Of those long line
OF troubles with young ladies' Electricity IL certain
specific and will in short time restore the sufferer
to the vigor Of health.
R-Re haze an Electro Chemical Apparafus for
extracting Mineral Poison frun the system, such
Mercury Anthony, Arsenic, sc. Hundreds who
troubled with stiff joints, weak backs, and vari-
other difficulties, the direct of which. In
nine out Of ten Is the effect Of poisonous drugs.
can be restored 20 tural 9Th and vgoF BY tho
sse Of from Eve to eight Baths.
Once hours from o'oook A. N. to r.x.;li
8; and TO p. N.
Consultation Free. iy14 isedf
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BY DIectrtc1ty

The Rheumatic the gouty, the lame and the Larry
leap with Joy, and move with the agility and elastic
lty Of youth the heated brain is cooled; the frost
bitten limbs restored. the Gneouth deformities re-
moved; fzntness converted 10 vigor. weakness TO
strength the blind made to see the deaf hear aud
the psisied form TO move upright; the bemishes of
youth oblitersted; the accidents OF mature lie
prevented; the calamities OF old age obvisted, ana
a active circulation maintained
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TUEspAY. Anrll Mp. ".

Gold sold upon the street at lo4s, and at the
Stock E1chengc ct lst!Slsi;. From this point the
market reoeded to leoi, ana closed at lsli. Stocks
rpon the street wero strong AID in good do
nand AT the Stock Exchange Governments were
strong; Coupons of 1884, ll4ESl5; sos Registered.
io5, 0le6; $50 Notes ll1I9llli Tennessee es, Goa
CO., North Carolina G.; 57I1GO; Missouri g. TT as.
Louisiana 6s, 7Oa75; California 7s H3ol47; Carton
Company J0d50!; Delaware and Hudson, 233; Penn
sylvania Coal 22Oe222; Central Coal II, Cumberland
Coal, s19sli; Quicksilver. 75.076 Pacific Mail
e3oa233; New.Yerk Central, 3siGlS53; Erie, 1l5;
Eric Preferred 100. @le9i Hudson River l44i 9l44.
Harlem OBS G239; Reading, 2l0l43; Michigan Cen.
tra l46. 9lfGs; Michigan Southern 1860 lo5ti Pan.
spa go; Illinois Central. l35!0l35i Cleveland and
Pittsburgh, u5Sn5i. Inypediately after the Board
adjourned the market broke under report that Mr..
Chase had LEFT Washington for New.York. small
panic at set in and s force not broken until
II sscertaRed that lie not coming 10 this city
At tho Second Board prices wore stl depressed but
Che panicky feeling net apparent Prices have
recovered very largely from the depression Of the 10TH
1sth and 18th Of april. and to-dsys reaction not
unexpected by those whs watch the tide Of speculation
Tho closing prices were; Gold. lsO;j n. Y Central.
1851; Erie ll5.; Hudson River. 1891; Reading l39i;
Michigan Central 1924; Michigan Southern. l02;
Illinois Central Railroad. 1917, Cleveland and Pitts.
burgh. ll3; Galena, l27; Fort Wayne and Chicago,
100; Cumberland, 77ii Chicago and North. Western.
%; Canton, 40; Quicksilver, Isl
Freights continue very dull. but with q
scarcity Of foreign ship rates are rather higher
but are st sufficiently low to render the business IN
powse profitable. To Liverpool the engagements are
10 tuns Lnseed Cake at o. 3D. 700 tos Lard at d. Cd
per neutral 50 boxes Bacon Mt l2s Cd per steamer 100
frkns Batter at 2os. and 500 bales Cotton at 3l6d Y
o. To London: 500 bbls Flour at Is. 3D. 1,ocO do
Oil Cake at Ia Cd; 100 boxes and 30 casks Skins and
roo Sailed Hides. all at l5s. y tun. To Glasgow; 30
ties Beef at 2s To Antwerp 100 tcs Lard at Ss 3D. In
Charters we have emily 10 note British ship from
Montreal 10 Liverpool with Breodstus at 6s Y quarter
for Grain and s. y Dbl for Flour and Oldenburg
brig with Slaves 10 Bordeaux at $40 for heavy pipe. To
direct ports Of call in Great Britain there very little
doing but rates sustained yz 4sd4s 3d. to direct
and 70 Cork and market &c. 65. Sd. y Imperial quar-
Ter. The carrying rates are as follows: To LiV'
erpool per American fag-Tlour 3D.; Wheat, idld.i
Heavy Goods, D. od.i per foreign fag-Flour cd
Heavy Goods, l2s Cd To London per American flag,
Flour, Is. 3D. Heavy Goods, l5s.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Re-
eeipts. 1885, go 3e-{or Customs s7s2 so0 and for
1910 Bonds $1,000; Payments 81. 700 7ss TO- BAL.
snoe. sas 4e27ci 90.
Money Is active and a6undant at 7 ~ cent,
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Board Of Ceunciaes.
CTrioLAL.l


CuioAL.l STATED sgssIos, honay, April IS 1854,
O'Clock, 2. m. :
Prc,en,.Jaurs Hayes esq., Pre.icnt, and the follow
Hasery, Webster, Hcnernsn Ryan, 'To'' Roster HouFh-
tAin nvand McGIath, Opdyk- Jsues, Schacer, Cook,
brandon Bnco Russell Fhlgerad, an Joyee-2A
This minutes Of tho preceding mses were reed and Sp'
proved.
R9.oiesG, That he sidewalk on IN south sido OF Finh
street between First and Second DO tagged and
tagged where necessary under tho direction Of the street
Which was referred to the Commit, on Streets
RS.olssd That tho sidewalk on N south side Of Leroy
street between Washington and wosteet b. tagged, fun
width where necessary, under the erection Of ths Street
Which wa. referred to tho Commit. on Street.
Ny Councilman HAvrLlSD-
hereby requested to the aun hulk in tho Horth
River foot OF Behune street, hundd and hfy yards from
the bukhesd.
Which wa. lost.
Courehm. IAunAND moved that lsh action be recOnsld
Which was carried.
The resolution then rdoptcd
By Councilman JOYCE-
Rs,ored That lie vacant lots twehundrcd feet ives. Of
tho sidewalks 1sgscd uudor Ito dIectn Of tho Street Com
missioner
Hys'irsd That anrnusl Newell be, I'd hc Is hereby sp
pointed AouniitAOLtf OF Oity
County Of New.iork
which adopted.
Ky Councilman BRANDON
RS.iosed That gns lamp. be plseedn Fir avenue from
Thirty sixth 10 Thirty eighth street, I'd Ia Thirty eighth
street between First and aye,e a. tho same 10 bo
done under the direction Of the Street Cunlislionor
Which adopted.
BY the same
RSsorei That permission be- and Dis hereby given 10
William Reed 10 extend ucosed dodDay Ia front OF his
premises number hundred and East Twenty
ninth street the extend hey h premises four
and he feet and TO remain during hseaauTe OF tho Com
mon Council
Which adopted.
By the Same
ssolred That curb and gutter set and reset and
sidewalks tagged and IN Thirty ehth street between
First and Second syenpes where not sry DONE under the
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ma ASON & HAMLINS CABINET ORGANS,
w for FAMILIES, CHURCHES, and SC7IoOLS.-Reeoo
nfea by the ucs profession greatly superior 10 Harns
aiums Mclsdeons AID oil other small SssAas Soe Illus
ttei catalogue for explicit testimony 10 their superiority
from ,ry Of Tie Issst eunes! ergsnisa In America
Priccs sa5 20 SEQ each.
CAUTION TO PUKCHAsERS-Ths sres. rsputato1
which Cabinet Organs havo obtained and the EXTENSIVE
demand for them induced dealers to advertise 10 SONG
csses quite different Instruments Cabinet Organs and d
oAer 10 repesent to sarhsser sat Hansniuns and ohsa
reed organs the thing Tais 10 not The ezceh
ences VI Cabne. Organs which havs gves them the3
hixh reputation the merely q the rupeshty
their ssnshp but slss in large Of essesdH
srences IN construcsl which, being psentea esnns b
initiated 81 ether makers From these arise their betts
quality and volume Of and anvsleS capacity for exprs
sion. Wareroolls h New.Yert, No. 7 Msseerst.
MAySE BaOTHERg.
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and fewer cases Of sacrifices to carry stocks are re-
no,ted A good many stocks have no doubt seen sold

d fOyer ooses OF sacrifices TO carry stocks are re-
no,tod GOOD many stocks have. no doubt, eeen sold
mon the recent advance by parties carrying them upsn
oroed money and tie accounts csscd bat they have
,so1 into ncg and stronger hands, and VIII not cls'
furb tfo market again.
Tic subscriptions to the 1910 loan at the
First National Bank were s3l00 to-day.
The legislation obtained by the Ere roae
was subs sintially as follows: Eight Millions Of STOCK
can be issued 90 Oe0 coo 70 the maturing Isi
Mortgage bonds, and S5,ooOGcO for constructions Nc
stock cen be issued until the Company file with The
Controller statement Of the amour, to be issued and
a formal vote by the Board. The old Erie Railroad
sochholdersouo 30oleft cut at the reorganization
are allowed to oesse back into the Company.
BIr. B. D. Skidmore, formerly Of the Howard
Ipsrrsses g. tss Sseg ssc!ea Secretary Of the A'N
erbocser Fire Insurance Company
Tie aggregate exports Of Produce and Mor-
clonaisc exclusive Of Specie for the past week were
s., 952.674,
Messrs. Muller, Wilkins & Co. will hold ar
adEEstratsrs sale of stocks &C., to-morro" {" ednes
day. at l2l o'clock at Exchange Salesro'in' NO -
Broadway.
The annual report of the Morris Canal Com
pany Shows that the revenue Tor the year io ,o -
Al other sources amounted TO the sum Of S"'o'i 20
Tho currest expenses Of the company during the year
opera;,ng and maintaining the canal ineludrs those
navigation and repairs have Amounted to slt2ss9 -
showing sc net eirsngs to have been sll,f ~ D.
ing an excess over The net earnings Of tue sI year
! ef 40 36 II will be Observed that the current ch
reIs src considerably in excess Gf tAose 81 last year
inns has heen mainly caused by the ecnesA ScTense
uriccs Of labor and materially and the expenses result
irg frcIa q cauuliy 10 the caral in the carly part
July the particulars of which viii be found IN he re
mort OF ne CoMya-ys Engineer, appended 70 tAls re
por The earnings have been sucs that aitof Pasln,
he increased oppCEsls above stated the Comp9hl
have been enabled TO p2y tie interest ON Their s"laei
deht tie usual dividend ~ ten per cent on their Pro
ferred stock and dividend OF 81 per cent on thei
Consolidated stock and have ne, bn!nnce 70 tao crcd
Of proft and lass If SlG4gO 81. There has been OK
peEded during the year fer the permanent improvement
of the canal ard Is works the sum OF S1o so &, sn'
tie construction account hes O credit Of $i,o0-pre
miua on s.3evO Of the mortgage bends sold dariHe
the same ported.
The following comparative statement shows
the average condition Of the leading items OF the Fh
delobia laple IN ihe mast and preVOus week;
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mo PRINTERS.-On the LIST of May shall
n REMOVE my Printers Warehouse from No. Spruce.
Al, lrbune buldnsl 10 No. rs Futonst, corner Of Gold
Wisons new buldinss where shall have room and
better scDi,es every way or tho expedition Of business.
J. U. COOLEY.
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rVHE REV. CHARLES L. KINGS
Il PREPARED PRESCRIPTION
Foa ruz SPECIFIC TaEAr,tyr AND CunB o,

CONSUMPTION
IN Ayv or ITS srAess Asthma Bronchitis Cstsrh, ana
all affections OF the Lungs. Throat, and AirPasase THE
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION speedily invisOrs;es the en-
fe.od Nervous system and energies. the deIrgedfancons
ofths stomach Liver, and Bowels. 1t checks NIGHT PEP
splR,rioss IN From SEVEN TO FouIrsEs pAu.
Prices In Tos bottles 81 In i6OL BEETLES, o. each, or
six small or three large bottles for 5 Sodby d. g. BARNES
Co. No 203 Broadway and by all respectable drusgists
CTRICTURE OF THE URETHRA-A new
and -straorlnary instrument for Immediate cure. Send
two cen. stamp fsr pan phst addressed TO EVERARDus
WARNER, Box No. 3l2l.
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Reccipis CT Produce.

lrpIr 2s g ~ biE Flour. 90 bbs WlIiky, 30
bb Corn Meal 10 GO bush Wheat GO bush Com ~
bush O4ts $500 page Pg0,ai0Hs, ~ pAs% Lard q page
Ashes, 80 PLss. Butter.
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Professional Notices.

EOHN 7. CROSBY, Counselor at Law, and
- p w OsrRANDERG DE WITT CLINTON JONES,
Attorneys and Counseors have removed their Offices tros
No H.aovcrs to No. p Pine t.New York, Aps IL lSos.
MRS. NJ. G. BROWNS METAPH1Sl-
WI CAL DISCOVERY" for DEAFNESS, CArAkRifI
ali diseases OF HEAD THROAT &C. be obtained s' hsf
principal Offices Ne 9s Bouds. later Msyl No. Is bo9dl
New. fork, and No 40 Arch:t, Phiadlpnis aso, 2.
ys. generally Price SIS No medicine poured down shs
throat; no boring With instruments.
RAVFL-To be CURED of the GkhVEL
" or DISEASE of the KIDNEYS ard BLAnDth, appy
20 pr WIN. BARKER, No. Il. South 6hs', "IlNh'ouisn
III, medicines never fail to those diseases
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MANHOOD and the Vigor of Youth Restored
This wonderful agent will Manhood TO the ost
Shattered Constitution whsher arising from Excessss, sef
Abusc, tho Effects OF Climate Na.ara Causes The hms
required 10 cure the most nyeteTte case weeks FAB
ure Is impossible. Dr. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE u
sod ia with instructons for fog So or four qust
ties 10 one for 80 sent carefully packed receipt Of remit
lance By his accredited agent Circulars sent free reca
AZ haor 1rast f-an EroSisay Z New.YoTk.
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he total nulb.f s WrcL IlI hr8d cop1frs Win =
heed lat wecs ind with 5O7o bead per week a
ycsr uud with 900 for the poudns r-oa year
The number sold yesterday AMI today II the pT1p,
ke, 81 head pare. with ca bead last week sn1 with
4oi5 head tie average peS week lest year. and Nh J heba
. maTktt ycrr 40.
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a(e0iral.
A TTENTION, LADIES.
IA TEE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
cFLRBaiTEn EEMALE Pill
Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, n ,,
Physcian Gxlrasr3 binary 10 tho Queen.

Physician GItgssr binary 10 tho Queen.
Til. well known medicine is imposition bat and
safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Distinctions, from sny
wbatsver and sihous powerful remedy. contains
nothing hurtGul 20 the Institution. 10 MARRIED ladAs
is peculiarly suited II will in shor. time, bring she
menhly penod with regularity.
In all OF Nervous and spinal Affections Pain In the <sh
sRd Limbs Fatigue slight exeroa Papitsion Of tas
Heart Mysteries, and Whes these Pills VII effect
when ell ether have failed and although powerful
reedv do not contain iron caone sntimosy or snythns
hur,fu TO tho constitution
directions in the pamphlet around each package which
shousbO carefully preserved.
For fall particulars get pamphlet free. the agent
~ B-Si a postage stamps iaclosed to any authorized
agent viii insure sbot,ls containing ~ pills py rssso
mail Sold BY ali drusssts.
JOB MOSES, No. n Coartlsnatst, New Yori,
Sole Init ed States AsenL
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DRADBURY's

TOR SALE, cheap--A seven.octave, Gothic.
carved rosewood PIANO-FORTE In perfec. order AZ
warranted in every particular for $780, Can be No
2O9 Suniyanst
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Dti,iistrn.

NOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION.
Use the Nitrous oxide Gas. made pure aud nesh eve,y
Law nv DR. COTTON who has had ~ years experience " e
manufacture No. ~ Bond-st
Mt b. GRIFFIN & BROS, No. 25o Grand.
~. a., Nrw.York and No 35T Fulton 1t, prookiyn, as
extracting Teeth positively wthoa, pam o iss 18th are 70
BE- Inserted They also inserting igll sets 81 Teen G $40
ss5, Platlna, S25; Silver, So Rubber ~" fS" W.
on Soold 50, diver, 81. Extracting, Is cents
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-11-18
A Christian View of Our War.
by Hon. George 8. Hillard.

OUR CONDUCT IN THE SIGHT OF CHRISTIANITY.
We are Christian people; at least, we
should resent very much the charge that
we were not Christian people. Chris
tianity comprises certain doctrines and
certain rules for the conduct of life. There
are wide differences of opinion as to the
doctrines of Christianity, but there are
and can be none as to the morality of the
New Testament; nor will any contend that
the moral code of Christianity is of less
practical Importance than its dogmas. The
character which the gospel commends is,
as Palsey says. "meek, complying, yield
ing, forgiving, not prompt to act, but will
ing to suffer, silent and gentle under rude
ness and insult, suing for reconciliation
when others would demand satisfaction.
giving way to the pushes of impudence.
conceding and indulgent to the prejudices.
the wrongheadedness, the intractibility of
those with whom it has to DEAL" But I
cannot find that any considerable person
among the supporters of the Admins
tration, whether lay or clerical, has ever
suggested that the precepts of Christian
morality furnished any rule for the solu-
ton Of the problem before u.s. The only
qualities which We respect and rely upon
in this emergency, are the heather virtues
OF pride, high spirit, an unforgiving tenn
per, quick sensibility to insult, a stern
inttexibility OF resolve. have said hea-
then virtues, perhaps the expression Mo-
hammedan virtues would more exactly
meet the case. l need hardly say that
one of the doctrines of Islamism is that
truth must be propagated by the edge of