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I. .lI' ''7 a. THE INDEPENDENT saIasa
CLAIR VOYAN T !
on Eclectic Physician,

or Eclectic PhySlclans
from sIs broadway, New York, has returned to
Portland, and be- consulted at her once, No. IL
Clapp's Biock q %
aiil L0ne Of the Greatest Cures on Record.
Prompted by NO other than the feeling Of benevo-
lence and for the beneat Of the afflicted desire to
make known abort description of my disease and
the unexpected cure which obtained from Mrs
Maachester's Medicine. Upwards Of two years
since was taken sick, which gradually increased
untilI was SO far reduced that never expected to
be well again. ! lad the attendance of six eminent
physicians and never received the slightest benefit
until commenced using Mrs. Manchester's Medi-
cines. My disease at that time was as folows;-I
was extremely feble--confned to my bed My hesh
had all disappeared, the whites OF my eyes were vel
low, ais, the skin yellow; had dull heavy pain in
the right side, and it was very much enlarged pain
In NV shoulders ana spine. The left side seemed to
decay 40 that there was quite hollow place in it,
had very distressing pain at the pit OF my stomach;
tongue coated thick stomach very acid appetite en-
tireiy gone not being able TO keep anything on my
stomach fever, night sweats, thirst violent, dry
cough, difficulty Of breathing. dull headache. can
not describe As wish to do my SCRABBLE situation
and suffering as every organ in my body was diseas
cd. My physicians ssid was fast Fastening to the
consumption.
Iepj,y at this time perfect healtb, and this is
plain. short history ofmy case, and is the truth
would recommend every and all invalids to 90 and
consult Mrs Manchester. MARY A. MouLrox,
81 or al rfsils sssd So EDWARD L. MoULroRa
ao portland. May ., 1854 ea . sile mchsdly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, IL sueh universal
demand, 10 made from the choicest materials
rs naild and emollisnt IN its nature. fragrantly
s0snted, and extremely beneficial in its act upon
sne SKIN. For Sale BY al Druggists and Fancy
-6ooes OeaLere. ian2Id1vr
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A THING OF BEAUTY rs A ;

THING OF BEAUTY Is Jov YoRKvER.
Those who desire brilliancy decomposition, must
purify ard enrich the bio ID which HELMBoLps CON-
CEETRATED sARsAPARILLA invariably doss. Rsc-
olleect 1t Is no patent medicine. Ask or Hemhold's
Take NO other.
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J In this city, M.y !, Mrs Eunice G Faxor. AGED

In this city, May Z. Mrs Eunics FaxOr. aged 50
UFuneral on Tuesday afternoon, at ~ O'Clock,
from No III Cumberland street. TX,
10 Bath. May 8. Mrs Anna Louisa. widow of the
late Capt Reuben Sawyer. snd youngest daughter Of
Royal Lincoln. Esq. Of this city, aged "A years.
In Monmouth. May I, Mr. Zenas Waterhouse, aged
80 years. corrected
In Bath, May 4. Mrs Betsey, wife Of the 4te David
Soule. Of Woolwich. aged "A years months.
In Newcastle, April ~, Ebenezer Farley, ESQ, aged
So years. e.. Y-'tT
In Lowell. April is, Mrs Phebe A, wife OF Richard
Caldwell. aged 80 years.
In Fryeburg. April Q. Of chronic diarrhea, sergt
Stephen Wiley Of Co G, 18th Ne Reg, aged "a yrs.
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DERsoNS who eau spare two hours day ~
II home o an make s7b per MONTH; 80 Wcrt 70
etc. sncloss So cts and and stamp to I. 3; BARR,
Boston, Mass. msyoaA"
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MARRIED.

Ia Durham. April 80. Benz Jordan. of Lisbon. and
II Waterford. April 20, wits and Carrie N
Walker. Fos---
lp Biddeford May !, b.. Rev G Peabody. Rev John
In Pennington, May !, Elbridge Gerry, Jr, Of r,
and Josephine Hinkiey, Of Industry. ''i'A
In Temble. April 49, Henry r Perkins, of Fair
field, and Cinderella Hackett Of Greene.
In Chestervie, April 30, Thos j Wheeler and Alma
n g ordon. saa 'lsf I'D 4aHioQ
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.


saturday..."......... =. May 9.
|. ARRIVED. faae 'npts 'htt
Steamer Forest City, Donayan, Boston.
Steamer Montreal, LiscomE. Boston.
Steamer Regulator. Mower. Bangor.
Ship Deutchland, tBrl Soule. Liverpool 10th ult
Brig : Poledo, BIZ Warwick. Matanzss 22d uit-
spoke LIST inst at ~ Ion g, brig Fannie Lincoln.
e Brig Q1aneo, tBr) Burke, Sierra Morena
Sch Martha 1reenc. tBrl stoddard. Windsor Ms.
Sch Phenix. Henley. New York.
Sch Cohannet, Carlow, Providence. r.r q r ( ,
Sch Christina, Richards. Boston.
Sch vivaoe Wilson. st George.
Sch Gentle, Young. RockIand.
Sch L Condor, SNOW, Providence for Calais.
Sch Agnes. staples. Boston for Orland.
Sch Adeline Hamlin, Lansil, Boston for Bangor.
Sch Oregon, Miller, Salem for Bluehill. 81 zen
Sch Roscoe G.. Rich. Calais for Boston
Sch Mary Elizabeth. Freeman. Machias for Boston.
Sch Paran, Clark, Machias TOR New York. ssa.i
Sch Harrison Essenton. Ellsworth for New York.
Sch Medford, Jordan, Ellsworth for New London.
Sch Psniah 4 u ssphins. Hadley. Eden for Boston
Sch X Leach. Sherman, Bangor for Baltimore.
Sch Fulton, Mills, Bangor for New York. ~.
Sob Danl Breed. Hatch. Bangor for Boston.
Sch Pearl Thayer, Bangor for Boston.
Sch DESPATCH Snowman, Bangor for Lynn.
Sch Gold Hunter, Dreamer, Bangor for Salem.
Sch Trident Robinson. Rockland fer Washington
Sch Uncle Sam. Spear, RocklAnd for Boston.
! sioop Frame, Prsble, Damsriseotta- --'gn.4a
Steamship North American. tBr) Kerr. Liverpool
Steamer Franconia. Sherwood. New York-Emery
Fox.l 4S .flaEst o. j 10 3.st. 81 aQT sfi aGf
Brig Geo Harris. French. Maysgusz PR--Lynch,
Brig Albert, Dow, Cardenas-Lyncli Barker 3 Co
Sch Gipsey Lass, tBr) Blackford, Westport Ms
master.
Sch Three Brothers. tBrl Theal.e Parsboro Ms
Sch Ann Elizabeth. lBr, Fardy. st John NIB :
master. fs $500 ffsE.Er
Sch Harriet, fBrl Britt, st Andrews NB-master
Sch Alfred Barrett Cornish, Troy N1--S Ran
DAN. ~ ies-
Sch J @ coiIyer. Crosby, Albany NY-Moses B
Nickerson.
sAILEDA5 PM-steamship North American
SuudRy..,............ May o.
-,TlfN ARRIVED. flttle3
Steamer Lewiston, Knight. Boston.
Sch Reindeer, (Brl Good Maitland Ms. a 9at
sIeHAL for . brig. ssi4rs - e eess
[yRoM MERoHANTs' ExoHANer.J
HOLINESS HOLE. May ear, steamers Oceola,
and Macinaw. - for Portland.
.f j.
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pert The wreck was subsequently picked up ana
toged g Gloucester BY pilot boat:
Brig Machias Gates, a. New York from Messina,
hAo heavy westerly weather hrstpart Of the passags
wS Snn Mora, Kelley from Machias for New York
basvv anchor on Hawss Point. Sd inst. during the
81 - - ~ gales oroke nom her anchor and was
Edgartown next day ~
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To PURIFY, EERIoH TIE BLOOD, AND BnAur1yY
the compilation, use HRLMBoLD's HIeHLY CoNcEN-
TRATED FLUID EXTRACT SAnsAPARrLLA. One bot
oootiOn. IVA
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BEWARE OF CouNrERYRITs AND UNPRINoIPLxp
DEALERS endeav0ring TO dispose of their own and
other preparations, ON tho reputation attained BY
HKLMBoLDs GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
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change In the New York Democracy = may
Be well to wait the developments OF nve
more before regarding Tammany Hal a. me
fountain nom which any sweet waters can
flow al
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Throueh Tickets.

60 For the OIL REGIONS Of NV
aXk " YORK PENNSYLVANIA, OHIO, and all
parts of the WEST, via the ERIE RAILWAY, for sale
at the lowest rates, at the UNION TIoKEr OFEIoR
...., 81 EXCHANGE STREET.
marlSd& VISIT W.D. LITTLE, Agent.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

Hogalto"n next day.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN FRANCISCO Ar 9Th ala M, :, sf;4chejj.
Stevens. Port Madison. NV SNIP y @''0n'I'
Msrmon, Taylor Hong Kong: IS s,. Csllao Stn,
or, Harrington. Puget Sound. "oiu nuA'
snnors rey Puget soDnd A0ra LverpOol 18th,
-MOBfLE-At Fort Gaines 9Th ult. sh,n s..s..
Cox. from Belfast. - ''p oAru'''
rs rn sssR PhfsSelnha: ssbs Ia, SSna Zen
row. ana 4 N TYLER. Fuller. Belfast - : o'n-
Ar25th brig Catharins Nickels, PhIlbrook from
AZ ast's sbip Lawrence, Thompson, New York
brig Mary Cobb, Duncan, do. q -. -
bril- sssis R Rsrqus Fernandua soS oOeu
Sea. Bsbbase' PhilaSsInhia' 80 - -
CHARLESToN-Xr 27,h. brig Lincoln Webb
e'SOKrREss MoH SR'o lss ship Guy Man
ny BALr1ncRE NsM 5 sS .eb T.pt.mount Dwyer
CD 3D. Big Ambrose f Irb st aSpT Boston
ssoh s'n sos wnrr'n Blake small'y and Gen
ary Baltimore III 80 'sA AOHo's ~ :
Below An, sbgp Tbeobold reaono,s r.on, Il av
West ..l9 ! 7 il51 Ill N1' q ~ - =
Went to sea Sd sh;n Fsy,on tort Royal 81:
juliet Trundy, for 70 X farsncas WI S1sDe' :
from Philadelphia for FORT Rsr.nc.. hrsro"s Ns,,ss
Merrman bound East; schs Waraoh ~ Rossc
&araf00a for NeWDurvDork "
NEW YORK-Ar 4th' br,.. MAI. o.. g..
Messna Randolph Pressey 4. nonis Si, Ss'ss IRON
do schs Farand AveTy Pezt Rossi g. Koret
Nash CherryfeId - ''.'---'S>'' a nu ooa Suoen'
Below. shiD Southern Rights. Ross Gam. sh;slds
AT 9Th, ships Polar Star, Gorham. Lon % xds-
Fortress Monroe: hris John srnar Ja,.os,'. ~,
trinidad. sehs Josenb Me1,.sty Talsis. T,a, IN
rsngs EElswor'h Romeo Pitcher I'm Belfast for
i Cld btf ship G (,rinnell gper,cer London: baroua
IVA, Berry, Maracaibo; Holland. Perkins. st JaFo:
Mary Laosssls, so.ss fhsaelphia; o1E csntSqr
R yonI WiteSsli shnlss Ns. N1soIa CbisboIm' Ma.
ehias Oalls.e HAL, Salem concordia' meteaii fo'
f ENTHUSIASTICALLY Den 5th, scbs Jason. sprarue IN,
hscnias; Fotes1, vsr,li, .h0eknna IL 49,
lit. p,nshs AZ As'o' wv ioi
:, NEWPORT-Ar 9Th. soh Telegraph Nickerson.
Port and for New York. T5i-I - '-'---~r
ai FALL RIVER Ar sth sob corin'hian, Tapley,
Roekisnd. y y' 49, 1.'o's :" '' 49, '''
Emery. ElizsbetSnort for sostoS. Susan Mary
Hall Rockiand for New YORK land lI7l1s l7lI =
Sailed zib. sohs Phenix, CsyiOn. N h Han. Coral.
d Hodsdon, Mstansss. : ssAe'A' !" = s-a''A' :
BOSTON-Ar 5th barque Fury Ray I'm Messina
sehs Jane. Loud. BANGOR Cora, csx, DamariscOttai
sarah Pa Psysos J. DaEin MSssnsas Eva Fisk. Fisk
New Orleans brig Relief. Addison: from Addison
schs Grace, WALL, Leprsaux NBs Gertrude, Cald.
well. Eiizabethport; Lucy. Appleby. and Express,
Dix, do Pavilion, Billings. and Charles Snow,
asstn 90 Mas n Taunton, EizaDethpGrt via
noimes noe: voa Felow, Cove Passport; Lucin-
"a kelton. Mschiss; asrriaAn,. Bunker. from
pouasnof9; Aneena, Leign.oh, Aaqison Nlc.ous'
Leign on; miuofldge; BALTIC, fnss, Hancock;
hooper, Fuilertoh' Ehswortn; Chariote Ann An
arews, ana Gnoes aasse,,; mockls1d; Granville
MOTION, aoi Geo PROOFS. manace, kornand.
GIG otn sens Dena linus, ens, Calais SinDao,
AiAm1m' hasrPot nenry a. aae. w alooDoro.
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ST.. PAUL, MIMI, May g.
A party of six Indians murdered four per-
sons named Jewe 4, 10 Blue county. A hall
breed, named Campbell, was Iynched as one OF
the murderers. "a 1.IA8
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WHY IKJURH THE CoMPLRxIoN BY powDRRs
AND WAsHEs which choke or I'LL MP the pores ofthe
skin, and in short time leave IL harsh AID dryf II
the blood, and II you want smooth and soft sk IN
removes black spots pinples and ali ernptons ofthe
skin.
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EoTA Few OF rHR WoRsr DrsoRprRs that af.
fict mankind arise from corruptons Of the blood
dy ofthe utmost value.
if7ei 7a'9 'si = 1910 sei nar2odsm
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DtabolteaI PIot-lfeb Attempt to Intro
d'tce HetLosc Fever la NortheTs Cifies-Im-
Portant Investigation at Bermuda.

g as@ g HALIFAX. N. s., May 6.
Bermuda papers contain long account Of
the judicial investigation now being held at
81. Georges, on the attempt of DIR. Blackburn
TO introduce yellow fever into New York,
Philadelphia and other northern cities.
Blackburn visited Bermuda, ostensibly on
philanthropic mission in connection with the
yellow fever. Evidence proves he collected
while there bedding and clothing taken from
fever patients, purchased and infected new
clothing and packed it in trunks. which were
left in charge of parties with orders to forward
them to New York in the spring. One wit
ness testified that Blackburn represented him
self as a Confederate agent, whose mission
was the destruction Of the Northern masses
It was also shown that several persons con.
nected with the agency OF the Confederate
States were cognizant of the facts. 1t was
stated that there were ten trunks, three Of
which where found and the contents burned
by the Board of Health. asls
Blackburn is well known in these Provinces
as a leading and ultra rebel.
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HELMBoLD' b EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA clesnses
and renovates the blood puries, insss the vgor Of
health int the system, and purges out the h1mors
that make disease.
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Sch Essex. Capt Jas L Browh, from Boston of and
for Millbridge. before reported fallen IN with of
Monhegan. "a disabled condition, has been towed
to Townsend harbcr. Capt Brown was washed over
board and lost during severe gale. Tbs cargo,
which was damaged By water. b insured No insnr.
ance on vessel. el III -
G Sch Admiral, Rankin, from wells for Lynn. With
lumber, capsized on Thatsher's Island, 26th &c be.
fore reported having sprung leak during the hea.
Wy gale and filled The Captain and crew lost eyefv.
thing except what they stood In. They were taken
on BY schf Rsbecca Atwood, and carried into Rock.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Letters Remaining Unclaimed
N the Post once at Portlandsstate Of Maine, s'h
Il day OF Nay, 1865
B-"To obtain any Of these letters, the applicant
must call for 'advertised letters give the date OF
thls list and pay one cent for advertising.
II not called for within one month, they will
Be sent 10 the 40 LIT
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship North American. to .LiverpooI--
pkg. butter 10 arkins do. 81 pkss chseae. cases
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PASSENGERS.

In the Poledo from Matanzas-Henry Monroe,
Frank Day, e Parker. :
In the North American, for Iiverpool--Miss Rey.
nolds. H Pratt and daughter, w Marratt John
Mallin. John McGillis, A d Lumden. Mr. Gone, N
8 A Wilson, Mrs Emmett, Louis benjamin. Mr. Dim
moody. Mr. Wilson. John Glentenars Mr. Dimmocor
John Alton aud wife and four children Mr. Chappe III
J w Smith, wife and CHILDREN.
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THE GREAT GERMAN HEILMITTEI


THE GREAT GERMAN HEILMITTEL
4 wnL3 ouzz 9 YI2
Coughs and Colds
H9A asrHK9-f1
ri ~ 0ap s G.TG. IA "a
saooa HElL elm TIE 8TEaB
Catarrh and Bronchitis
xws49sg TIE 1dWa
G. G. webgeaom
HEILMIFTEL s---
lzEE AZ l1IIsV1sA WILL SURE a4dEALaIA
90 N 8 u M PTIO
in its first stages, and is the best remedy for
DIPTHERIA.
Torsals By all Druggists. Price per Bottle "a.
WEEKS POTTER, f}ff I
Druggists, ITO Washington Street, Boston, Mass,
yi32A' Wholesale Agents. y 2 nar80dYw
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Methodist Episcopal Conference.
HAIdowEIdMay5 lse,

REPORTED FOR THE PRRss RY REV, A.
hN nrgttH0q MOORE. idaI1 && OK
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FORT LAND
Photographic Gallery
..-ALoNzo s. DAVIS, Proprietor, -.-
so Middle St, Ia z. Portland. M,.
Copying done in the bestmaansr dso2stf
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| Church, was admitted after expressing bis be.
lief In the doctrins and assuming the cbliga.
tions Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Lewiston was unanimously designated as
the place of holding the session of the Maine
Conference in 1855. 9
Conference adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
This afternoon memorial services were
held in reference to the members of the Con-
ference who had deceased during the year.
The Introductory services were conducted
by Rev. C. w. Morse, In his usual interesting
manner. Eeffa
Rev. A. W. Pottle, the Pastor OF the church in
Oxford for the last two years, gave interesting
"reminiscences of Father Perry. Rev. Messrs.
G. G. Cone, and B. Burnham, addressed some
clear and happy testimonials to the character
of Father Perry as a Christian gentleman and
faithful minister of Christ, respected and low
ed by all who knew him.
Z Rev. c. F. Allen spoke in reference to Bro
Blake. who died in Portland, January Is, last,
q faithful .delineation OF his character as a
VII A'piNi tAAAu q ouStcslul AL wv FAuo-
yard Of his Lord; also his deep interest in the
5church' OF Christ which remained with him 10
the last. ssr ~ r-r.s40ss
Rev. E. Robinson referred to his intimacy
with Bro. Blake previous to his connection
with the Conference and to his earlier eonnec-
ton with the Conference. -,.fI
Rev K. Atkinson paid tribute Of respect
to Bro. Gray, who died in Baldwin, Dec. Q,
1864. He spoke of his various fields of labor,
and particularly Of his success in the appoint
lment assigned him at the last session Of our
Conferences. His death was triumphant.
,.sfss .,f.s~z FRIDAY EVENING. ftegas
The Annual Missionary Sermon was preach
ed this evening by Rev. D. b. Randall Text,
Psalms GO, Is. - sSr
Subject What has God to do with the soul ?
Hell has redeemed it-He pardonsHe regen-
serates--He lsanctiHes--He keeps it. ogG
Tie relation which this work sustains to the
Missionary cause. Every one who is the sub
ject OF this work becomes or ought to be-
come Missionary testyying what God has
done for him praying -giOing for the promo
ton Of this work. 99 gTFFgI 6gI
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! LIVERPOOL. Ship Deutschland -sO4 tons salt,
z to order. IA 4 &f- afiJ2 k4B 4fIUllF 4 = :
!, SIERRA MORENA. Brig Quango - 4l6 hhds 50
tres, II bbls molasses, to Brown q Sous; bbls
molasses bbs syrup, keg do. 900 cgars to master
MATANZAS. Brig POlledo-46I hhds molasses.
u trcs do, to Brown Sons; 800 cigars, to
Smith
a WINDSOR MS. Sch Martha ereeno- 90 tons plas.
ter, to master.
MAITLAND Ms. Sch Reindeer4lls tons plaster,
to master
ST GE0RGENB. Sch ssdonia.-5oo0 n lumber,
1000 laths, 1000 pickets, t. master.
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FoREIGN PORTS.

Apr 49, lat s4s. Ion Sc. brig Exemp'er, from New
York for Africa.
April "a. lat u IS. lon 80, bardue Sarah Hale,
| from sagua for Portland. rsn slf 10 1lsjlJ9
April 49, lat 50 45. Ion a A. brig Fannie Lincoln,
from Cienfuegos for Boston.
May !, of Capes Of Delaware, brig Allandaie, FIN
| New York for Philadelphia
May lat 30 49, Ion 70 20. brig Lillian, from Boston
for Port Royal SC. $1,000 49,, ...l
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IBsp0Uesfshnsent iss PjrginiG - GssesT3Ilas
Troublesome in Sessth Carolina - joy or
Ohdrkeseose Seccessiossists at the Death of
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DIsAsTERs.& &c,

[TRoM MERoHANTs' ExoHANeE.l
HOLINESS HOLE. May Gar, steamers Oceola,
and Macinsw. - for Portland.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-04

THE STRIKE ENDED-AN ERA OF Coon
FEELING New Lor OF Doors AND SHOES
--CUsToM WORK PROMPTLY MADE To ORDER
THE Bosses" have yielded 60 the demand
of the ''Jours" for an advance of wages, and
amicable relations are established This de-
ira5le result will enable the public TO get
new boots and shoes, made to order, and in
the best style. The place where you are al
ways sure of good fits and first class work is
at E. Turner'S, near Court Square. lie en-
ploys none but first class workmen aud uses
none but frs. class stock, and always makes
handsome fits. If you want nice boot or
shoe, either ladies' or gents, fitted and made
in the very best manner, 60 to Turner and
you are sure of ii.
He has also just received lot OF new work
comprising every variety of boots, shoes, slip
pers, etc., ever found In complete shoe
store.
Read Turner's advertisement, in this pa
per, and when you think OF boots and shoes
think of him-he'll make it an object for you
to do so.
aug24dw2w.
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We understand that the Rev. Mr.. Kent
reached sermon on ga certain city news
aper," Sunday evening, in which he said
mat paper advocated and encouraged Sab
bath breaking. We suppose he had refer
nee to the Union, as that paper, on Monday
lie 28th ult said: ''If the tfrenaen or any
association of men ,oish to haze pic mic on
he Sabbath let them go to and from TIE
grounds aoithout obnoxious demonstrations. u
Ina. is $50 and have a good time, and desc
rate the Sabbath as much as you please, FOL
Ill We care, but don't groan as again or make
|lny noise on the Streets"
As the ARGUS has never approved OF Sab
osth breaking or intemperance, we suppose
4r Kent must have had reference to the I'm
a.
Hit him again !"
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WAGON AND CARRIAGE MANUFACToRY.-A
person who is not conversant with the amount
If wagon and carriage building in Rock Is
md would be surprised to know to what ex-
| tent the business is prosecuted among u.s.
there ave three large shops constantly en-.
gagged in their manufacture, besides several
lesser ones. Amor Z these is prominent the
one owned By Messrs Churchill & Sweeney,
@rner Of Rocl. : il rand Eagle Streets
these gentlemen. nave 10y their own industry
and honest Geallngs, il. u lew years, establish
Cd business that i econd to none In the
city, Their wagons are sought after from all
sections of the west and although they have
three buildings where workmen are kept con-
sanity employed on the different parts of
wagon, still they cannot fill the orders which
crowd upon them, and they now have orders
eGtending months in advance. This firm
aaVe been unable to keep on hand wagons
9 trade and during this year all they have
made has been by contract. We noticed sew
'tsi large wagons at their establishment this
morning made expressly for company In
Nebraska to be used for freight wagons across
plains. They have huge and substantial
boxes capable of holding 80, 600 pounds. and
~st somewhere in the neighborhood of Sl8(
each
Aessrs. c. & S. have lately been making
suaisions to their establishment, comprising
new shed for the protection of wagons, ant
ls'e laid new sidewalk in front of thei
PREMISES. Their buildings now number: LIST
blacksmith shop with three FORCES I'd,
aSs0n and carriage shop; Sd, ware-rooms
III an paint shop; 18th, shed for wagons. Eve
, al tnIs does not give them sufficient room flo
.b eH rapidly increasing business, and W
~ .i1 not be surprised if they were oblige
SILL further enlarge their establishment |
accommodate their trade. as
we Can say to our readers, without wisl
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Telegr4phed to the Argus.
NV YORE, September 4.
Cotton-stesdy, 43a44 middling
Flour-better, but quiet, ,45a7 rs Extra state /;
s, 75aS, go r. II. o.
Wheat better on spring, at ], 55a56 Nil.
club; 2, is amber Mich; 2,ll winter red. 2, -
a., 10 rev amber state. ,54al 80 amber Mil
the latter on exterior. 2,09a2, 10 winter west
ern. l,J0al ,53 choice spring; 2,42 choice white
Mich, l,5Oal SO Chicago spring.
Rye-Quiet, 99alO2 western
COrn-steady. 9Oa9l souno mixed western,
S5as9 unsound 93aei high mixed, nearly yell
low.
Barley-Dull
Oats-shade frmer.
Pork-lower; 29, s2a3O,0O new mess. closing
5000 cash. 1880 Tor $500. 23,75a2i, 90
prime
Beef-Grm.
Cut Meat-steady-
Lard-frm, lg4 a25
Dressed Hogs-Dull.
Whisky-heavy. %, 25s2,26 western, chiefly
2,25.
Butter-Quiet, 2la29
Cheese-Quiet
Eggs-2Sc.
SuEar-Dull.
Petroleum quiet. 80 crude; 543 refined
bond.