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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-11-22

EICELLE CCSLScfTE--fiD ct--otSO
FLUID EKTGaGT Sh2SkPRRILUA,
Tor prffyia- ihs Iocd reTcrlrs I'll chronic cersptu-
aolal diseases arising Eon iDure r:ac OF fse ioof
and te ozly rllla5o an eEsc.usl E2o remedy :or ths
cure Of Gc-of-ia sc1!d lead. s-lt icu-i, Ifins r.
sweinCs Of the B0-cs lorrctio1s o. iae Th-ot III
Legs, Blotccs, flle5 o. Cs is. Tcttsr, EryFpsius,
and all scclr EruptlC-5 q tAc Skin,
AxD I.2II-sG- T-I8 CaS-TI:.ZIov.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-11-22
EELMBoLp,s EosE WASH,

EEL1IBoLD'S BOSE WASH,
An excellent Lotion for diseases arising from hebis Of
dissipation used N connection With the Extracts Bnehu
and sa-sapsrn IN such diseases rs recommended Eyi
dcucc the most responsible and reliable character VII
accompany tho incidence. Also explicit directions for
use t;t hgE~ei or to.opGs living witnesses and up
wards OF eo11 r-olictcI certificates md recommended
tory letters -- which from the highest
including clu lt Iuicaas, Clergynen, Statesmen sc.
The Proprietor hss never reso-ed to their publication IA
tho newspapers; Lc does not do this from the fact hst his
articles rank Standard Preparations, aad do not need
20 be piVpped up By ccridcates-
The science OF Medicine like the Dorie Column, should
simple pure majestic, having Fact for its basis.
Induction FOR its pillar and TrGth aloEc Capital
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-11-22
E.EsTsR.1.IT.gOTsDS

a positive and specinc Eennedy for diseases OF
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel and Dropsicai sweilfnea
This Medicine Increases the powers OF Digestion and
exctes the absorbents into healthy ncon by which
atery calcareous dcpostions, and all
largeens are reduced well pain and Inflammation.
and is good for men, women and children.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-11-22

many affections peculiar to Females the ExTRAcr
BUcIU unequacd by any other remedy, and for all
Complaints incident TO the sex, or In the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE,
Cz1- sEE SYMPTOMS Above.
E No Family should be without ik
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-19
THE COLUMBIA PHGNIX.
Promise for Zion.

- ISAIAH II. y; =
The Lord shall-eomfortZ Zion,
Her places waste restore, -
And OF her silent wildeeaass, s..ss -. ;.
Make Edeu bloom onae more:
His garden shall she then become.
And worthy Of his choice, ::
Gladness and thanks in all her smiles,
And music in her voice.
Thou, too. shalt wake. Jerusalem,
No LONGER drunk with wine,
With none to guida thy tots,ring steps
He makes this promise thine!
The cup Of trembling from thy lips,
That made his love dsplore. -,
His angSEay'd, his mercy takes, :
And thou shalt drink no more!
Like smoke. the skies shah vanish,
And earth grow black with years.
Man, too, shall wfthsr in his walks,
A thing of age and fears;
But lions promise still shall stand.
A type for aye to show,
Who seeks for God, in faith and love
Nor nge. nor death, shall know!
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-19

+ ssWsDnsnoKc,s C4.4InvoYANcn.-In n II,
year 1859, when ss Swedenborg, to-
" ard the end ek Agy. on Saturday at
4 o stock 2. M, Gottenburg fIotn
England. Mr. Wiiisa Costel invited b;a.
to his house, -togethsR sitk /. -psrty Of fifteen
persons. About 6 o'clock Dr.. Do Sweden.
borg went,out, and after q short interval
returned to tha COMPANY quite pale and
alarmed. He said that dangerous fra
had just broken out in: Stockholm. at the
Sundermalm, {Gettsabusg is about 900
miles from Stockholm, and that it was
Spreading very fast. He was restle.s. and
went out often; he said that the house of
one OF his friends, whom he Iaansd. was
already ih ashes and that hiSs sas in
danger. At 8 O'Clock, after n
cut again, he joyfally excl s.
esodl the fire is extinguished = =
from my house. This news ~ y :;
great commetion through the whofeTeeg.
and particularly among the company ip
which be WAS. 1t was announced to- the
Governor the, sams evening.
On Saturday morning, Swedenborg was
sent for by~t y~thesGovernor, who questioned
hin, concerning the disaster. Swcdenbors
:'iessr!*ed The FIRE precisely, how it had be,
gun, IN what manner is had ceased, ana
low long it had continued. On the same
day the news was spread through the CITY.
and, as the Governor had thought it worthy
-ot attention, the CONSERVATION had con.
,s'der*bly increased. because many were in
trouble on accoun. Of their friends and
property, which might have been involved
n-th-i: disastcr. On Monrlay @y.niag =
messenger arrived at Gotten burg; who was
despatched during the time IF fire. In the
ic't,ss brought by him the fire was lie
scr'esd precisely i" tee m amer >:ael by
PNeden"or.. On Tuesday morning, The
roy-l Courier arrived at tie Governors with
ihc melancholy :HteIh:,-:n:e Of the fire, of
l''= loss il lade eoc.:s>ion.;, a,.d o, The
houses It ~ damaged and ,u;.ss.i. ,:ot IN
th. i,a'-i 'lifcrent-tr.nl TIA: ). .:ci :; .e,en
borg had given inn. .ait,ei;. after :, had
eease'f, TO. TIC ire va. rxtingnsI.,.i IT 8
O'clock. HmunuI H'unI.
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CURE roa~ SMALL-Pox.-Thc German
Reformed Messenger has received e.,e,
froaa a friend in China, III whcl.-it is stated
. great discovery is reportci to baavo becn
recently made BY a surgeon OF :hc E.g ish
army in China, IN the way of All vtfcc;uaI
sure OF small,pox, Tho mods Of treatment
Is a. follows: 81
When the preceding fever is at its .cisi.,
snd just before the eruption appears, the
chest Is rubbed with croton oil and ,a!t;.ric
ointment. This causes the whole. OF tle
eruption TO appear on !ha. pant Of tie
0ody. to the relief of The rest It also
secures a~full ana cornp'ee cru..s;.,u aud
thus prevents the disease frog attacking
The Internal organs. This IS said 70 ';e W
the established ncde OF .reatnevt il. ia.
British army ia China, u general ,,ders,
aud + regarded as :a perfect cure.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-19

A STRANGE FAor.-When SHOOTING
rabbits the other day, fsays .Nor.hlrn brian
tr'end,) stood awhile on The spot where.
/ was concealed by a piece Of broom, when
six psrtridges alighted about sixty yards
from me. They had not enjoyed themselves
there more than minute, by stretching
their necks and spreading their wings when
q sparrow=hsNsdams dashing along the
hsdgssows in 6ia usual rapid style. Takjng
hurried aim st him, I broke his thigh.
and leg BE skinned on, passing witirn
three yards Of the partridges, wIicHe we're
so frightened at the sight Of: their winged
enemy that they. did not rise at the report
Of my gun. After loading, I proceeded to
hnisA the hawk, which was perehei on a
willow, fifty yards, beyond the partridgee.
going through the midst Of them. The
ground where they lay was quite bare, and
90 nearswas to them that 1 might Lave
touched the most distant bird with tho end
OF my gun. <It is said.if (. paper kite. b,
town in a field where there are PARTRIDGE
they Will lie Until net is thrown over
them: They must take the piece Of paper
tor a bird of prey lowering i'll the air. .
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-19
Notice.

pursuance Of the authority vested in me
= by Section s Article II Of tho Constitution
OF the Episcopal Church in this DioceSs
nsTs1y shsngs the see e tho meeting the
Ola to Camden;v and the time. from, Tho ,O,h -,
tne s 24sh OF May next The Council win, there.
iors. be held in Grace .Chnrsh, Camden. on, th.,
S4th of May. The necessities.for these changes,
are so obvious that. they need not be stated.
..aash .na earnestly request the stsssdapce Of the
=, Bishop of the Diocese Of 8. G.
The attention of the Clergy and Parishes Of
the Diocese IS called to the above, aud thoss
who mny fail to receive the usual notiacat;on.
are requestsd to consider it ia lieu thereof
}. D. MCCULLOUGH.
aPE1l ~ Secretary Of Council.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-19
, F, EUGENE DURBEC,
Auction and Commission Merchant

Auction and Commission Merchant,
CMfe !sse"'Gly Szreci, Betm.e,t Piat,. und ;rusl-
t"gton .St5etts,
~ lAL give prompt attention TO the s;;!. aud
purchase of REAL ESTATE. STOCKS,
BOMBS and clr other articles OF Personal
fhfH'EFfl MEHCliAND!ZE.or o. IlsU..CCE
a. '1'h-r private sale or auction. ri /;
Stolen.
.&4,IXs o. !!.. n:slt OF ;i.~ oh instant.
XII large chest AZ ror':l HORSE, about H.
Years ";a: ut6sr sc',c: ~, lauS< boil. sides
of az acct ;s catilcr hi,. has a bluzu lace; had
vNeis laS"u one .:,oa or "a tore foot anl "A sore
or t',c right -E" ldcr; walks wide with bis hind
i-% Nd .nic lie saddle will pace slowly
4ry .nfos,uatiea thankfully received aud re-
war,ted address s!EN,y A. NEETZE,
April 20 t&$ asxingtoa H.. S Z.
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Engine, Boiler, a., at Private Sale.
RWlLL be sold at private sale, FIVEHORSE
~ POWER ENGINE, . BOILER 80 feet
h. ng oy xs,. sess in diamster, and sMoKEPIPE,
April1s ta" AT Dr.. Esesr,ssiv
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!. Duties i'll general, ike hat class Of things
cA'ied debts, give more ;rou;,a the .onr5r
ta.: renaln undiech.rs..!.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-13
Without change Of cars to DAYTON and RICH
MOND, and only one change of cars to ST. 4
LOUIS, INDIANAPOLIS and .sf
.A' .'t'. CHICAGO.
On and AFTER Monday, Dcc. 4, 1858.

D FIRST TRAIN.
-Ep' ~ (Daily except Mondays.)
20 MAIL at 1:IO A. M4Stopping at Jefferson, Lon
don, Charleston, Xenia, Morrow, Loveand, Miami
Vile Milford. and arriving at Cincinnati at $50
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Certificate from the Hev. DR.. HRmil.
ton O. French, of Montreal.
r / certify that Dr. Johnson's medicines have cured
nv wife, who was subject TO debility many years.
The medicines were used only two months, -
-T7r' II. ID. FRENCH, ID.
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(NvARIABLY nN ADvANCH.) !
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Notices of Deaths, 80 cents.
Notices Of Marriages, so cents. '5.
Reliaious Notices so cents. l'
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third day and once week, will be charged elOO per
SQUARE, each insertion. 81,
or each Insertion. No Notice less than sI.OO.
, WEEKLY. ..a Afg.t
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ImPORTANT TO LADIES.

Our Periodical Drops win bring on the monthly
sickness in cases Of obstruction from any cause
Price 81 90. N. B.-Ladies who are pregnant should
not use them.
Tonic for female weakness, a certain cure $2 90
Injection for the Whites or Leucorrh@a, q 90.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
LITTLE MIAMI
l}F AND
Columbus & XeMia
M
R "A Z Is R q "A ID @,at
For Cincinnati, Dayton, Richmond Indianapolis
sanld Wt and Chicago. 7'ni .'li'-
uii UH1i BiJll ----- lo't".. 9h lI
Without change Of cars to DAYTON and RICH
MoNR6 R6G i1f snlY SPi &fS1%pFFSS "nd ST.
= On and after Monday, Dec. a, 1855,
i'f'" Trains will run as follows:
. FIVE TRAINS DAILY FROM COLUMBUS,
, FIRST TRAIN. y 20
you ~ DAILY except Mondays3 ..,
MAIL at 1:1O A. MAStopping at Jefferson, Lon
vile Milford. and arriving at Cincinnati at $50
~ rrs a~,t SECOND TRAIN. Tna5, IA
.5aa-goitei'..gg -Oaily.) ava f..'s.uuhWrI
Cincinnati, Dayton, RichInOnd 4 lnr
liXpTGSS tAt 4s4U<Ae HAs
STOPPING At Jefferson, London, Charleston, Selma,
Uedaryills, Xsnis, Spring Valley, .Corwin, Free
port Ft. Ancient, Morrow, South Lebanon, Fosters,
toysland and Milford, arriving at CINCINNATI at $40
and Richmond, arriving at Richm at 1920 A NJ,
making direct connection tor Ohicdgo, dTTTofnf
az gAdcS0S az $40 4. NJ arriving at lndisnaRSl!s
train connects at Eoyeland with the M. y Il. r. for
Chilicothe, Marietta, &C.; eonnec's at Cincinnati
with the o. 4 Nj. r. r. for st. Iiouis,. Louisville
Cairo &c., also, at Cincinnati with the U. S. Mail
Line Steamers for Louisville. an q. rui.rY.f
THIRD TRAIN. N.,n,. ...,, .,.....,
(Daily except SundaysJ ,,rg,gr..
Express for lCiDcinnati, Dayton,
Richmond Il Indianapolis at 1920 r.
ms-St0pping at Jefferson, London, Selma, Charles
ton, Cedarvlle Xenia, Srring Valley, C@Win, Free
port, Ft. Apcient MorrOg, South Lebanon, Fost-
ers, Milford. PIaihyile. Linyo0d arriving at Gin
cinnaH at 5:30P. NJ, connecting at Loveland with
the M. q. X. r. for Uhillicothe Hillsboro.&cI ar
irving at Dayton at $3.50 p. NJ. RchmoDd at $40 y.
NJ NJ IRRaianSpoli; + M GSOnscti9g I,6 st Richmond
t''olu',, .''! !. FOURTH TRAIN. -,i...' ,1
I"ii5"" (Daily except Sundays.) ~
Cincinnati & st. Louis Express at
I:iO PI NJ Stopping at Jefferson, London,
Charleston, Xenia, Spring Valley, Corwin, Morrow.
South Lebanon, Fosters, Loyeland, Miltord arrivt
nectionfor St. Louis Cairo, louisville, &C., con-
Meeting at London for Springfield. p" "''
.'t a." FIFTH TRAIN.
''"'- DAILY except Sundays.)
Accom- m OdatiOn for Cincinnati at
0:36 r. IN /, stopping at all stations between Co
lumbus and Xenia, and at Spring Valley, Oorwin,
FreepOrt. Morrow, L0Veland and Milford, arriving
at Cincinnati at a. m. -.e .r. + il..... ...-.r
Sleeping Cars ON Night Trains for
HIf ~HiT Cincinnati. a't
N,B,-For further infnamation apply at the Co
lumbus Union Depot Ticket Othce, of n,t. 4 TO-.
HENRY BROOKS. Ticket Agent,
o. g,no -, JN9. W. D0HERTY, AGENT "
q p w,s#sS$ks W SSisE;, Ase Cincinnati. Cine ma %
Superntendeht,J
Columbus, Dec, 81 Hfl'o -"'-"3
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-13
DISEASES OF THE BLOOO, &c.

DR.. Johhson@Dear Sir.l must again state that
your remedies for scrofula and blood diseases are
really excellent For scrofula syphilis, or impurities
OF the blood, l fndehey never fail TO cure when
used as directed have succeeded in curii g the
F.W. II. LESLIE, NJ. D..
Cincinnati, December IS. 1858. ~ ''f' '''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-13
HOT AIR FURNACES
PETER MARTINS
ssL Patent Improved ra aI
Hot Air Furnaces,
FOR PUBLIC AND PRIvATE USE.
For Wood or Coal.

1NHE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC
i is called TO the above Furnaces as they combine
ventilating with heating qualities. -
The inventor has after yearsOf experiments sue.
ceeded in perfecting what he claims to be the best
Furnace now in use. Among its many advantages
over the ordinary Furnaces, are: ID a.,
= The small amount Of Fuelrequired to keep u IN
operation. .-l a.. Ia, ...l .,,.
fresh air. drawn from Natures inexhaustibe stock
Large Air Chambers, avoiding the confinement Of
heat in heated walls and hot metal chambers, i m
steady supply of moisture which overcomes the
great objection to ordinary Hot Air Furnaces.
The castings are heavy, and strongly b9lted TO-
gether, guaranteeing durability under any degree Oh
heat. 1DCr,
Particular attention i called 70 the 81 LF REGH ECU
LATIN q ARRANGEMENToft OF this Furnace, whlcn
has been pronounced by scientific InentO bo the
BEST EVER MADE. 1
A7- Every Furnace warranted TO give entire sat-
isfaction. -ia.s7 2'h
.g...r.ss KEFERENCES: 'l..a.r
By permission, refer to the following parties,
who have the Furnaces in use; ..,. ,.I.
J.R. Davey, corner John and Hopkins streets,
B. Roth i Co., St. Nicholas; corner Fourth and
Race streets, Cincinnati. ~, ,,v .r,..
J. Elsas, Fourth street, near John, Cincinnati,
NJ. Eckert, Bank street. Cincinnati: -
N. l.. Bernard, Court street, near freeman, Uin-
G. W. Rechtin, Pike street, Cincinnati.
i NlinoIei DuniaP w. oahAels' r'ui'n euesoe' ee'
Olnclnnhtafu. ny I'LL Co,,;.,.on u .,..-
s. n nghHy, ~, nnt.h airss . no.r Smith C;poin-
natl. ~ ,l-'-.-,. .--.--
Mrs Clearwater p,ayton street set Slncinnau'
j. Meter, Of the firm of Kohn, Meter Co., Gin
a. N. Riddle, Cincinnati. .,..-..l
Van Wick, Cincinnati.
Mr.. Smith, Of the Eirm of Smith q Ditson, Gin
| M, Fechiemer Eighth street, near Vine, Cincin-
natl. ~ w.. ~. NOL
Z, 8. Blasdel, Lawrenceburg, Indiana. , ..,
]. Bast Architect Oincinnati . ,,5 rr..
Mr.. Moore, Architect, Cincinnati.
Walter 4 Stewart, Cincinnati.
Picket Son; Cincinnati; -,,-
T. -G773V .Ft'' - ~ ai
The Warm Air Furnace m nufactured for me by
Peter Martin, could not easily be excelled, making
smoke or gas and costs for fuel hut mere triae.
ISth Ward na1ton street' Cincinnati.
a4-., -" I" --N, - - -. 80 ~
L
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EmE a@
.RATI.RoAD. 4
.sfafafE m%-----s is1FzyGy
Three Trains Daily
sHt doou 3 EXCEPT SUNDAY 1oi}aI. 4
From Columbus, in connection with Trains on the
Little Miami a. Columbus a. Xemia
Railroads. 7JnnH H-H
-.i,.gi,g l,s FIRST TRAIN. b5Jen g.ad,
NIGHT ExPRESSTLeayes Columbus At lbs I.
Giead, Gallon, Grestline. Shelby. New London,
wellington, Grafton and Berea, arriving at Cleve-
land at $40 A.. NJ. ljNb Hr ai.W'T o1 i'I ' |
h7'ral1a d SECOND TRAIN. 70 'Ho5
NEW YORK ExPRESS-Lsay Columbus at
1910 A.. M. Will stop ut Delaware. Cardihgton,
Gallon, Crestline Shelby, New London, wellington
-iilDriraraf THIRD TRAINGlqm9i %
T MAIL AND EXPRE5S-sIIsav Columbus ut 2,lo
p NJ Will stop at all stations south of Shelby, aud
a Shiloh, New London. W'llinEtop. Grafton and
- ST'.7)yin CONNECTIONS TGl .2{5I,L
p At Delaware with Springfield Branch for Spring
field and ali points on that road. l'HY, ~.
At Crestline with Pittsburg, TT. wayne and Ohl-
casc Rairoad for PittsbuTG Philadelphia and Blti-
mpIe aIS2 ASS iVr %b Mansfield and Newark
Railroaa for al points on that road Also for TOo-
90 anS drsfson Sff1Sa9S for Toledo and Chicago. W
81 At Cleveland With Lake Shore Railroad for Erie
Dankifk. Bdtsio. NJ ew York and Boston. IITl II7Tl
JfTT0dIflg I'D 1914 il----4-h hna .Ng6l Hiijyl
Patent SIeeptng Carr are rum ON al
Might Trains 70 Chicago, New H
road 9vef Kork amd BOstOM.og adr
oaSs-Baseage checked through 70 New y ok and
Boston, via Cleveland; also to Philadelphia and New
York, via Crestline. iJifiH 9biH9b nuE "A J."
10 sil0T 10 40 RETURNING: :i9H .1s 9il
Night Express arrives ct Columbus ct 3;45A M. ~
Cincinnati Express arrives at Columbus at l:zO
z. M. qanoHitqag 5'TqftIayOil qdl
S&s Ss|PSRRSHc A'eonnPtation arrives \ Columbus st
fare Fare ~ ~ Low y y by any pthsr ls RloHts.s
Ask for Tickets via Crestline or CleTelsnd.
Il. q. FLINT,
-uf5o '2gsfs4a ~ ss76 Sup't., Cleveland, Ohio.
JAMES PATTERSON,
er,g vbofe.g 3 ID, Agent. DOlpmbuss Ohio.
Columbus. October %, 1885, qSyGN r9s3dA
t9f9979 sBW 79V0Th DsW .fgGJg1gdW3N
.s@ .soa +. 4 VIM. 3RENNER, 'sas B
BAKER AND coNFEcTIoNER
No. e3e N. High street.
Parties furnished on the shoftestnotiee and most
b eTal terms. Ash ,at.a u .aILL4l -soRsao-eh
HEACHINE ssTITCHING = q \, Ii
maya MRS. BARTELL.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-13
DIR. JOHN son =,
Testimonials from the Medical Pro-
fessiOn and Others, .-......r

Mr., EDIToR: It's with pleasure make known the
following facts to the public, believing my testimony
NAV be Of service TO some invalid who has hitherto
tailed 10 obtain relief At all events am doing no
more than Justice to the medical gentlemen Of your
city, in cOniessing that Ihaye successfully treated
male complaints, BY adopting the mode Of treatment
now prescribed by DIR. johnson. .
For female weakness, do not know Of anything
that can equal these remedies. l haye prescribed
them for great many ladies who have been troubled
for years with weakness and in every case perfect
cure has been effected; some very bad cases have
yielded te wSaE 70 1ns MODE qeSpectFuy 0' ''''
y W 'f7T'1aIt q ~ W. F. MERW1N, M. D..
Cleveland, O. Dec. 2Sd. 1868. WI 90
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OFFIcE HoURs.-OiRce opens at ~ A. M, and
closes at * 7. N. Sundays, opens atsh A. M. and
All All mails close On Sundays at 5K P. NJ.
~ -T1-r1, a 7r,l5s +, JULIUS j. WOOD. p. M.
, 1865-06-22

The following BIDS wcre optned to-day 1t ths ofdea
otthe Couru1sssry efsue.,st ence It this r-st:
P.sss. Coz ton sp.ssus 1@' esl' prime mess 81 e
81 100 me3g......, .f-91
Braina,d Hrnnn. 900 ~ clear ttdes. i =
$40 nlls mrs perk....... ..-.. s %
, 1865-06-22

n this holy cause." eve" sid Nj. Monod,
Of Paris, ave Of the th1ee hundred Evangel-
ieal Clutches Of F,anco, were with YOU %
nnanl to : woman ! TO child! Oar families
appointed By your chief Executive. The tsll
OF Richmond pervaded all hearts with en-
thusia3tic Joy, We dfaped our ganctuar1ca
1t the tidings Of The death Of your President,
and manrned ~ at tho loss OF dear fflcnd.h
To-day has been chiefly occupied 10 hear
preliminary meeting In November Iast.
Fl1tt, report On declaration Of faith. It
was deemed inexpedisnt to disturb "the
variety in unity" BY an attempt to force
ueK statement upon Churches -whDse glory
for two eentut3es had been tint the only rule
Of their relieton~Eas the Holy Scriptures
Westminster dlvines sud the Savoy synod,
arc now, asforrnerly, the.atcredited dfinbol1:
of faith. Yet as 4 testimony tc1 c1mm3n
with Ill believer, With view to unity aud
harmony among themselves aud bthor de-
nominations, a short. simple, specific DECLARE
ton o. tafh "as made; aud this moro
especially ~ an antidote against destructive
forms, Of unbe1lef which know no God but
nature, and no deprAyfty but physicA NAL
formation, no providence but tie working Of
material causes, and no revelation but con-
sctousne8a.
IQ& CQU1fk&lQu MAA Lu6 I8tl0Wi1Ft
- DECLARATION Or PATH = :" :,
There is one pelaona1 God, who ere,tea alt
things; who controls tho phynieai uui1else, the
l.MShe!eet hs nss az eMsah1sa:d; r. md wao. bold
men by biz El,e md good providence and By h1s
,as
4 ony ct Lii work. md Of ronaeisress ass msds !
further revelation Of Hlmselftn he Scriptures Of
~ old nd New Teshmen!s. revelation stsested
throuah ~ Tho sets since b. is moral efac.s
p3on tho individual eou', md upon HUMAN 40
fsss.aSa 9na 1nao5ass sa dee's i1a a9n II
tas msnlested ha love tor tha world Ii rt,u2 the
insaEnao1 Ct ths Es.ra! Worn for n.s -
1Dee and death, md the resurrection of Jesus
Eh1tst, cur Lord md Sa1.or; ind also in The mis-.
son Of ne hoiy Gaost ne comiorter, for tae r..
The Scriptures, confirming the Testimony .ol
conscience aid Of history, 6eell,e that manklnd
tre universally sinners. md xsc under the E1gns'
.ssas !, Ct Is Ct a s
..frpentanee toward God, aud faith IN tho L I'D
Jcsus Gnss.t;;n md that there y dsy sppoln:ed
the World, and IN which the itsnes Of his aoTa
| government over men shall he made manifest IL
nc awrrds ofe,troa! lite and erArn il death, sceotd
| 1uG to the deeds tooo In tho hodv.
This rtport was followed by smother, {
Ing such toEics as church: government, bap
| tlsm, discipline, communion OF churches, etc
| After this, smother report, on evangeltzs
tion at the West and South. These wcr1
sead and given to new committees prspasato
~ To dlscunslon, but as yet not subject t,
debate. An interesting feature In these re
| ports is that they arc p.1ntcd aud dest,ibut: 4
| though the Council, thus admitting OF de1!b
e1ate eoua.dtn zion and Intelligent discussion
As set, However, there have been no gather
ing of clans, and no measuring Of swords 70
l }ntullectual ccu4bat.
, 1865-06-22

puxrrAo-EdJe11 offer un1T 5E-
FIa7-1he psisn tsnees tfom 9to 81.
G1Asp KAF1ps-T. Mct1rHE & Co.. ot Detroit,
bou1h: 90 Dt. y eune day. Ats aItIaee Of Sic.
EBAy1LK CRa5K-A little wool has been eomirG ftt-
w&iQ ps4s Aat Eolu% 10 A1lt nI pr ce9 taoE
iuk tfctu 50 to 51c.-foNrnu34
EossTAxr11E-Hooln nt9tes g enMs .nso market
brinE OFT any lArxe lots. Tbs p1ce sank;4 from = 70
seaa g.1 oeheef 41e ists e psooaos
DowAaISeI;Weot 90 e:nasaesd s2aiez M II aG1i!e q.
Hensx- heaidE21et ire trom Is to s. cfa'sf aecod.
tpg TO qua 1tJ- On Tns day lWo fFs Mssu told -
A4c, g. C.: 1Of Fl prfeh rtnE one. IND D. Lazzet.Se&
Co., The 01her.-Rspno8e0n.
FAs7 sAs1xAw-Ihere y not much 800? cetulnE
ed pf1ce, Buyers and sellers as1 roo iax apart IA
1heIs 70 make tha Trade anything hks hvely.
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