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SeutEG,e g}riefe.
pel4s tn Der snetif&en etFe enttaIten fub.
q ttA4If

Dsr8 g 80 gl4f, Mtrs Rarp u 3prn, 9artirt Gtsert
Maoese @blran, Wldtat Midrs q Stpif. Drs s. z. TeItne'
BirS f Giibtr, Nte @nnte Slentnltng, Ntt5 Marte @aIe8er
6anna Vi Spppsr, UfrS Gtnnd Rtu6mann, @Hrs Qpui@. Glpp-
mann, Mrs Ware teller, IRtB Nnnte Gam, ARtB Rtttte >
s,us, Nrs g lambert, ..DtB 9sntla Netbbanter, Wtrs &
HpB, DttB qtfBa Gaff, Ntts 5ufan ptet0r, NtrS Sane 6.
NetieT nnb Mrs. Reuben 53tninetrna.n.
.aa S~errtnItHe tie,
6 Mtler, s & NISerser s. 81, g6n gilbert, S Muenann
gDm VI Balm, g 8arnbauut, Sanes 8fnaburg, 5fnry Bern
beiaer, Jp6n Bed GottIteb Detten, -&tLenl1tdhS, J0bn
Euler, SSbn & Tebtr, g8m 8dufuan, QS Brtt3lt. GnRoo
8rits, 8riebrt6 geel, Trantfurter & QDet&isl6ane, 1ae @ut-
tsrman, Sas oane,. 9enrg6 S % H0p g.. % aHss ssnsr = 80 =
Soaft, SSato6, 8 gebaa, SpRn 1 gtaasraan. S Iaser,
:Sobn Me6tn' Iiartia, Mensels, Sslotter gtegsr,
SIarttn Waite, Nbant ORaate, 6 6 Stand, s 8 Rctiineert &L-
breSt @siherbtne4t, SeOn gtupp, S0sn Scouts; e5sO S6asb,
SIS ID Sabler, @bGs VI Sdwamt, 9Dni Saspar SduiB, 9Sn
setbIer, Gao StIe, @tlaS 8 Stabl, .Sr9 Strauk. U gDets
~tsnrnep.r. Gte 5 8 @lnterJ s @tntIenann, 6 % 3teeler
unb Dautb VI 3teeler. as-s4 b St1sas4 s4s'
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-01
gsom Ser S4ac res aiacn Saeeres.

can Gran3tscO, 26. Setbr. Sci
Der Mntuntt beS Col. 8ultleY unp Der ruff
16en amerifanil hen GelesropGen=@ eiealAoft
in Der plo0er 8aY, raren Die Snotaner
lebr l9HGtern nno 8~69erten an Soro pe5
Shife8 3n geben. Sic beri6teten, baB
Ie etnen 9ampfer 9eleben, welGer eintge
Sage porber SAife perbrannte nnp beren
Mannl9aftm am ufer au5lebte.
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Mat6 Sabanna9, Oeorgia!
9ldhiten Samitad. ben 4. 9(pnembel

Gas Gampfdif IS anmte" serldBt 2i8ttfr. gBbarf ua-
tertaIb garrsftr naGften Sontfag gia&mttlas, tet 4. STOP,
puuft 5 lltr fur SaSanrdb Ga.
Die 6aunte LIT eth S@tff l. Gidie, 9eteut tn Sabre 1868
unb afeeurirt su ten n~ietrighen 9retien. N;ittppGs wtrt
oteIeIte su Iafen dnfdn9en. 2Saaren aner Nrt ipereet au
Seen gorf Yrei Isn esri6tft
3urudfel renb nirb bic nTannte" S1prnnab am IL. Npp.
fur Baltimore perla0er.
Mue 8lter fp1ttu ppr II llbr am Gage Ger Abfa6rt at Der
Seite beS SdtffeS fetn.
Der Oampferr bal euts gailtenaimmer u, anbere 8equsat'
lidteiten iUr ga1aeiere.
QBeeen 8raGt unb gafaee trente man F6 AT
s. 8ranbt iru
(bt-Et SS Qtdbtfr. gEbdrE
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w9euterei Ser geeaer in Sanraica.

&ew gprf, 81, Scttr.-Die vGrpreb"
Sa9t, paB 9la6ri9ten aus Sapanna Die 8ee
rtGte elmer Nieuteret III Samaica tel tatt9en
,t1lp Dap mebrere Nlo1ptboten BET Der elben
pp%r9etOmmen lirp. Sin weiBer 6rtepen8riGz
ter wurOe 9aGptet unD BON 9le9erfrauen furat=
Bar Serltammelt. Inter ben 0eiben berrf6t
Die grGBte Nufre9ung unO Die Meuteret bebnte
li6 INNER 1nebr aus.
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Scel Seli9et'S
u Dts1efaIe unb 8etett
SSeub&f N. S$Siaeter Sr1GDDD1tDre
Ife SItzTdltlmDre Il, SrOntltr.

@fe SfzSaltintpre II, 6rUntltr.
Der Undergraduate 1T TN 2ante bteler WHde emt Rer
g)prf auriidaefpninen uns TT burd bulge @tnIdufe In BED
Stnn6 aeiett. tie f9bnfe1 unb n~eGsten 3erst unt SO II,
r gu ben n~iesrt9fen prstieu 3u %perfsuiet. Inter
Mnterem empfeblt
Galicst au IS Cts. pr. garb, DetaIne (IeGr fstn) 35 Cts
pr. garo, MuS1tn 25-31, bette Sprte 81 pr. Barb, Nertnpa
tit aasn Bartea su 30 @ts. sDetBe giantets at $50 per
9aar.
@~Sien3euee SO Cts. BITS 81, nnterbemSen, etaue, $1.25
Glannsl, tott9eswtl6t. SO Cts. etnfaben 40 - as @ts. -.
Gin eroBe8 enforcement In tietnen uub erpsen Spapls
fur Gae pahenb rnb tn alien Quautttdttn.
Stir $ nj Ie + empteble i'd utein 2aser sum 90 Hplss
ale.8errtauf inb b~ertaufe fp btlt8 nnb btlt9eE Ss
trsenb eth Store tn htefer Stast. sRttn Ufett0 W "0"'s
unb ttel.h
lint 3 rtU) SPet Settst-
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sic gSahI III @nr.Gnrplinn.

columbia, 80. Sctbr. Ma6ri6te,a
aus alien Diltrttten seben Str. Orr cine Nlu>
iOrttat bon 500 @timmen iiber @abe 5ump>
ton FUR pas @puSerneursamt. @cup. NerrY
tp1lrOe fur ben lansen Ssrmin gum g. St.
Senator erp1h(t.
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gpmcDr0iG.

Ste .3etdnune ppr Nftien ptrb nit rem Is. gipp. +. s. TN
rptterrult0 8el6lrfen. 0tejeni9fn unfrer Ytttbur8er, rpslGe
8elonnen itno, @tt1glteb Ger Seteai6aft 5H merbsn, nN!sa I'D
~9ef6lt9t BET rem prditoenten Srn u SO NpeeeI peer bet
SIM Nuftra9e bes Gerpa!tun98rattes
OIL Suttus Stef6, SER.
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unterse6neter rta&t benz @utlifunt bterntit betannt, baB
er xripat rnterrt6t ertbetlt, ipmpbl in allen 2ebrtadsr1 ais
aud in Multt. Sdpn LANCE Sabre 9shrer IN Nntertta unb
nit ter en8lti6en Spra6e Sertraut, TT er aud fabt8, Inter
rtdt tn Der en9ltf1eu Sprdde gu ~ertteilen Nrmelounsen
fnb nieoer3uleeen BET 5rn. Yaitpr Bias, GOusttr. ytp. l02.
(bilQ9l g. Qepnbarb StteB, 2etrer.
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We1f Baltimore 8anDeretu,

Sen Mtt9ttebirn pbtsen 0ereint ttene tttrnttt sur 3ed-
ri6t, bag N(tttrcd, 1. gpp cine @rtra SeneraIperf annlung
~abseGaltsn mjrb, no stn iebes Wtitelteb su erfGetnsn bat,
Ntatt @r i9etuenbe BADEN i6 tenn 8tl6luB Ger Wtebrtett su
iueen. S0cpb 4ueIer, 9r6f.
(bttnt( Spbu e. Sprr, Ser.
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SQr<8crifcioerunQ.

Da8 Gpntte 3u benz AM @srabenbe res nadten OanfiefeS
In BEN Seem asen1blp RpOntS abjubdltenber S5abreSbale ter
Baltic. 8dder-gei ef Ihafs bat telGlrfer, en- nddten UIttt
pp6, bsn l. Nps, I'M 3 llbr glaGmtttd8s IN ter SfeGabite
Sau, @de T~reSerif une 8apetteitr., bic Bar, Ttfdaufpartung,
@arberpbe Simmer &C. &c. an ZEN Weifbieten6eu gu pertiufen.
9ufttraeenpe w9let F6 3ur beltmnEen .3ett i'm 8enanntcn
QUale %einfnpen, ppleIblt bic Septn8ansen 81 %ertabren fne.
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2ieOerfr0nx.

Ute Odmen res 8nltr. 2tetertran;e8 itnb bttrmtt freuub
It6ft erluGt, ant Mtrtlppb Ntenb UNI s ubr In Wietrpp ,lttar
6due redt 3ablrei6 eri6einen SIT pUuen, tneem an bteien
Abenb NIT elmer ueuen Qper be9pnnen metten fol-.
(etnt) OGsGDnt
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AusfcQungssGnmnittc Der Marbz
lanh Smifitntc sIair

NmsfcQnngssGnmrnittc Der Marg>
lam SmItitntc Syair
tattst BIER NIT ben @eamten unb ben, YDltseipsr fpnnl. Nd
ds tpibrenS Der Isbten &HS1tsnuna TN Sniff te anps ienb
waren, fir Sbre fer tbdtt8e une t6ftt9e 89ttft, tn rseIGer
Sbre 9fttter ertGaten uno fur tte CUTE Srtuuna,
rel9e ste aufreGt Bieleu, ietnen tertinblidaet &0nf ab.
g8. 80. WaugbItt,
Until Ycr7bepter.
SubfifGeuS=&SfTce Der 3cw4 @t. 9rnee.
9c, 8 =. sag Gttofe,
8~Atttmpre, Wtb, 81. 81. 1865.
0erfeeelte Mnnebote tn Dupiieat merbfn in tiefer Office
ent9eeen9snpnrasu Bic gum g. t0re1rbtr WtttaBs II lt9r UNI
BEN Ser. Staatea S%ubitatna1 Department o5Jpltefsrn In
Baltimore, Ntby 3u ~Itsern
&artofeln,
In euten fnrfen TGfer,t berpddt unb AZ fptaen 8efttn unb
In fClGen Sudntitdten su ltsfsrr, ais fur etneu gtDtet Sprn
z. Npbbr. 1855 an. nGtbte firb.
Die Mn8ebgte mIHen auf BDrrtuiaret gefheben, BITE tn
btefer Office 81 betonmen Gnb UNI mus Gtn GerttEf0t bens
NnSebpte ~beteefugt ietn, has bon 5net SerantmrrtLtGen @drs
teien unter fDrt BEN TT. SebeS Mn9ebgt nuB dire geSrudte
@pob Ger Mnjetae am Rosfe ~da8ebef,et BADEN unb muB ipe,
ctttfd fetn n tebereinftntraun8 nit alien tbren 8.btns.
unget.
5abGnns wtrb mad NbIte fsrnua In iDl6en 6On6s sentd6tals
8sraot an 5anh fnS; itnS feline ~Ssrhanten, fpbaIb els fel6e
~etugehes.
Sete Werfon pter ie6s8 WttgI'e6 ether Tirma, be eth
Nn8ebpt mnbt, nuB etnen 9. Ct. 9reueib ~b;tfl9en, tpetn cir
Ipl9er ui@t berettS In bteier Office rs8tfrtrt 1T.
E6smd WiI{pn,
~31pf-6npl BrtD. Brig. Gen. Il. 6. 9. Il. g. q.
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3ei@emzSdule fir Rmabem.

War9Ia 5 ntftnt
Dis &bentfunben btsfer 66uIe perbet pieter een J5.
Beginner. Dteienteen. peI6t bic S6uIe III Be,
iuden wuniden, trerben erfu6t. fb TIRE @tntrtttstarten f-
8lett 81 DerfGaffsn, 70 6as bic ~nptktaen &nrrbnunsen fir
bsren De1atnlt9tett DOR btefer 3ett ~Eeenbt9t tperoen fann.
6. 20. 8entIep,
.28-6rn gDrfbfr her 2etberIruIe,
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Neueres aus EUROPA.
EOS bes 2srbs palrnerfDn. : 0ie GbDIera III
asaris. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aber ein msisners
ffdtbhiR ;~lsifdDeu SrdntrGid) unc Vim erifa.

EpS oe5 &9reS Ynitter f1p1. Die SDoterd IN
a5aris. = &enfatiDnSberid)te uber eiu Dttsoers
ftdabtif ;sifd,en Srantreid) nnc Sltnerifa.
-New=gprf, 81. Set. Der Oampfer
Sits Of Bottom" lit NIT gtadriften pom Is.
Sctbr. aus liverpool bier eineetrofen.
2prb NQ1mertpn 1T tUOt. Gr
6atte Ii0 fart ertaltet u,1p mar einiae Sage
le6r tranf, Die SDmptone erre9ten YefurA=
tun9en, bpG fing Der &rante an, lpieper sn
9eiunDen, ais pl6Blt9 Bd ant Nbetto pe5 II.
Elm 0itffaH Elm tslte, mel6er leinem 2eben
am Mor9en De5 Is. Sctbr. 9e9en 9.38 Ntin.
Elm @noe ma6te. Qm 20. Sctbr. wiroe Der
Qorb 81 Sabre alt 9etpprDen iet1.
Die SeniattpnSnadri6t, pelde in Der
Shines" p~ublt3trt mar, DAP @efr. Separo
fur3lt6 cine peremptoriiAe Oepel6e an 6ranf<
reid 9e16idt Babe, erre9te 9rube @tfmertlanz
felt, bod i'm NQeemetnen 9laubte man, le let
unbegrilttoet, mas Dur1 pie gfsut9fetsen oes
yyMoraptan" beltatt9t wurpe.
Die 1tmes lagt, pteie Standardization
moo fem, mas eS nil, man miro Su9eben,
pab apil6en 6ranfrei9 anO @mertfa etne &C.
tptfe Rdlte eingetreten it,,
Der Qpnopn Star ertldrt Die 9ldAridten
Der Shines fir etne 0emeinDeit nn0 tine Nb%
furbttdt,
Sic Wari1er Geutps iast, bab Die &obesfd1e
bur6 @bolera 200 be8 IageS betra9en.
gla6rt6ten aus Nic Saneiro meloen. Dap
ltrteas bon ben 8rallianern ltreng tela9ert
ptr6, a6er nod nt6t erobert pprpen mar.
W}on glau6t atl9emein, DAP Carl 8nnel
premtermtntter werben tptrp, bod pft5teQ TT
bart6er nOA nt9tS befannt 9etpproen, ba pte
&Gnt9in in Shpttlanp peilt.
New=gprf, 81. Srtbr, = Na@rt9ten
DOm 81. linb aus 6apanra etn9etrpfen. Die
0elunpbeit Der Stapt mar gut, Die @bplera
nod nt6t bort auf9etreten. N1e pantheon
SAife perpen elmer iAarfen lnterl uGung
unterpDrfe fen.
6prtMpnrpe, 81. Sct.-Der O1m=
|pfer ,Quafer @it9,H BON @barlefOn na6 Netp=
gort beltimmt, lief 1eate bier Elm. Inter iei~
men 9aIasteren fparen etnt9e @erettete pes
9el6stterten Ddmpfers pNepnbltc."
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2(ut 5a @1n. MiiQer

go NN UTE OIkVEtIN JVNV ~
8teunben stner eefeQiasn Intes6altun8 3ur eeH. Na5.
ridt, bdB am Dpnnerfas& benb, ben 2. BE-. YltSn .en Gsdns:
ben fir eerattbliGe 2eute une IplGe bte tS nefben MODEM
In meinen QCcale (Soccb Seeger'8 Braueret.I ~Gbgefatter
wtrb. Sflbfrsbenb ptrS tas geRe aufsettf@t mas 8ites
uub Seller al bteten SetIna5. 8tctsn nit pber pbre eau.
cem, @ef(itel. 8~artpffeI unb anfere Safater, @tcS unb 8pte.
atlfu6en, iperten berett ittber, BITE 5unertssn 81 filen, uni
ETH 6 ctr aus SaeDS ges8ess 9raueret, we nsds ne baGe.
stfen unb fir btefs Ssitsenteit bsIpnterS bersttft ron BEN
f6innten Gafian, atrS bic Durftiseu erautfen. Nudb 9ttetr
unq Nedar mtrbsn brrd9 Elm ebtsS &rnubenblut purttg eer-
treten fetn, mn ZEN Glumen str 6~stufbmefsr 3u ttselr. -
Brum ftntet @u& fGenrsnmetfe Elm unb last's @u@ mps
fetr, BET Niuft, Q5eIans unb 8eAertlons,
Q8m. R IIler,
Outbr) (Safpb Sesaer8 Gfaueret.
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rs @o1(en 3nlm &0lenprei8

1915 &o9len gum &oIfenprei8 $12
Dte ~Gpni umenten Union Gpepasn'e" rat Sen 9reis bsr
Scblen arf 1915 pr. Gonhe Spn 2240 gf2. tNr 5ubfcri-
btntfrt ert65t. Sn 5pi8e ter @rp5ban8 Ger JfGdt til bic
ff8 ~sprlauftg bt &Diengrei8.
gar8er! jRsn,mt unb fs%6Icrttt1t ouf bieiea Stod. gBtr
b%eripred9et quo be beften 6pben, wtt@e 1T bcn Mtatft
tcrtTen, e8 1T tc3 etn f&erer Saoefemegt, nslGes iA
beiler In tereiitrt, ais 13Otr.
Der &etailprets br 1DoIen betrGet G12 90 pr, Epaue,
NIT elmer Stdsrbeit zines ~balbteen Ststesn8.
Diets If bic etn3lee Gpmpagnie rel&e dusfAlteBltd aus
8alttmDrern %befebtiunb BITE etustse %Gpntpaente, rslder ter
SDaNsr une 9anbtransport elet6settl9 sur @~erfh8nne ftett
MettentnbGber, nslAe bic Rpblen nidt Erauder, tDnntr
bteiP bird BITE GontpaSnte essfauFe+ IeTen ~eIdt BIC 9rr
iite, D%tptoenrea bsr Spnt 8erfauf lberfIff8er 8pbIsu et
i~pttn9eu. 3urIG;QbIen.
GGnGl 6pbIenbg {: Sim Ta5e Ger G~0rpttrGfr
Sfftce ber 6 pmpGgnte
Nr. IS 80. Eatetteira6e.
SamesS s. @tBen, Sames 8. 9utptS,
Ser. Qraf. mos l y
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l0tt.2S-6r nj
Nab 6pttet0d1ae.

gDtrS prompt trpesirt has fbGne i6nelIeeelnbe
S6tff nScUta " Capt. perrp. Nsssn 5ra6t unb garage
tpehre nan it9 an 8e9er & @tIten8,
Imi1ml 122 10. QpntknrhitrnEe
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-10-28

"a man has around him those who are like
him" So the father lives twice, once in him
self, next in his child; how little part of a fa-
theT's work in the light of such position, is
it to feed and clothe his household. swell"
says one, II have hardly time for this" No
doubt you think so, and it is very honest in
one TO strive to do this well. But let us see
while one eye is sGoing its Office work faithfully,
it is unconsciously doing another work. { In it
another is reading character, from ittaking
thought, authority, and by 1t is being moved
into some kind Of feeling, of affection or ear
neStness, or anger perhaps. Well now while
parent is honestly and christianity doing his
work of feeding and clothing, his heart, mind
and aDiH are active doing another, and the
work which moulds the character ola child
into the image of the father A faithful fa-
ther viii often sit down and talk to his child
of what he lengs to see him be; but so doing
he viii be just what he was when silently
working, only more intensely that. In word,
fitness to be father who sows honors to reap
harvest, is the security to the fulfIlment OF a
.tdth RS work 1t is what a man is, rather
than what he does, which clothes him with
power. 1t Is impossible for one to be one
thing, and to honestly hope for another thing
in the character of those lie effects. Children
recognize consistency, and they demand it;
alldfit is the consistent part of a mans in1u-
ence Which really does the work.
:" But there is one other thought. To be
what one would have child BS,is. not
enough; the father stands on the one side, if
he is a true, honest, God-Eise man, and the
lroTld on the other. The worlds bad powers
o5ork;-seize upon force in every way. The
father must meet this,-that is, he must be
what he would see again in child, and then
enforce himself. To fail to do so will reward
him as David was rewarded in Absolom, Hez-
ekiah in his Manassa, OF Eli in his two sons
A christian soul grows up, when firm chris
tian father stands between him and the world.
--lSherbrooke IL. CO. Gazette. ss,szas i5i
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-10-28
Pilgrimages in India.

The Bombay Tines inserts the following
statement: f ss s.fsnnel + ada
aThirty miles northeast of Sholapoor, at
Toolazapoor is the great temple of the goddess
Bhowani, and twice in the year the place is
thronged by men and women of every grade,
who come to pay their VOWS and sacrifices to
the idol. Besides this, at every full moon, long
trains of pilgrims may be seen focking thther,
and such is the faith of the people in the heal
ing power of the goddess, that the sick are re-
sorting there constantly in the vain hope Of
some relief.
a' "The temple at Pundapoor is still more re-
noWned, not to speak of the nyraids who go
there at the great festivals, persons make a pill
grimage thither every month from a distance
of so to 100 miles, and the practice is kept up
for many years. 8.asni
zone man, who had apparently come from a
distance, the writer saw near gBar3ee, making
the journey by prostrations, measuring his
length upon the ground. 1t was under the
burning sun OF monday; and hardly able to
proceed, he seemed the very picture Of des-
pair. n. ,.s fes s,a- IL
aBut a case still more remarkable was that
of man performing the journey by rolling
upon the ground. We came up with him two
miles east of Wairag, and asked him where he
was going, and why he was thus torturing
himself He at first did not seem to hear, but
at length stopping, he lay exhausted upon the
ground, and answered III a faint voice that, he
was going to Pundapoor After some more
questions as the writer demonstrated with
him upon the folly of such course, he. raised
his head from the ground, and, hall reclining
said that he had come SO far already that he
could not desist now. He stated that his vii
? lage was near Grandapoor, 450 miles to the
east from there, and that he had spent fifteen
months on the way thus far, and taat it was
40 miles more, and he wished to complete the
pilgrimage. He was accustomed, to SO about
a mile each day. He would then note the
place where he had stopped, and walk back to
the nearest village would remain till the next
day, receiving his food from the villagers
Then from the place left the previous day
ne would begin again the t0ilsome pilgrimage.
ii he came to river that could not be passed
in tlls manner, he would 90 back a distance
equal to this space, and roll over the Ground
q a second time. He had for cAotb;ns only 4
coarse cloth bound tightly about his Ions. and
another about the head, and thus almost ma
ked, over roads extremely roueh and stonv
exposed to heat and cold sometimes "a
with rain or covered with mud. for a veaTSand
three months this poor man had baen rolin :
himself along toward the shrine of Yithoh31
Yet it was not sense of sin or a desira
for pardon that induced him to undertake this
painful Journey. But it was evident, upon
further conversation, that he was urged on by
no HIGHER motive than selfish pride. He
sought reputation for holiness"
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rha Household.-Tho Father.

whatsoever man soweth, that shall he
also reap" ~
No truth is more plainly written for fathers
than the ABOVE. The fathers hand leads the
household, and for his sowing he reaps the
destinies, honorable or dishonorable, OF the
family. This is his reward TO call a father
the head Of the house, is to put the highest
honor or the greatest danger in his way
God takes parent, shows him twenty-onc
years Of childhood training of uphill life, but
shows him honors and peace are the hights
for him; then he bids him climb with aIniglit,
mind, and strength" The divine part Of the
parental character is parental avsl, a paren-
fal mind and heart, by which child is born
into power and purity, and by which a house
hold is led in harmony, order, andcpsrpetual
ioy. The father OF Coleridge, "the old man
elouuent," is said to have once remarked that
sall the honor he had, was to be the son Of
one good man, and the father Of another"-
Hon0r enoughl the light Of two suns pouring
their glory upon him, he can be no more for
gotten than the father Or son. Holland says
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C1app's F0Vorite Pear !!

sses. Very large similar to the Bartlett in form,
sSssbut less musky in flavor; vnous, melting but
-~tery, and juicy; fine texture; ranks best. p
z8s. Promo. Society," l.fG fasE asEg
The tree is "of healthy and thrifty habit. Nor
z folk 4g. Soc. 5 2ef q 13
The late Dr. 5Brinctse said "It was of superior
quality, as well as size.'
"a Mr. Barry, Of Rochester, N. Y, pronounced it
ssouite worthy of ranking 6est.'' 'ssa.-.t.5.f7.
Mr. Honey, Prest. of Mass. Hort. Society, thought
ss AZ 50 hardy resist the cold which SO gener
ally affected the Bartlett; and in quality It GER
tainly was its superior"
Hon NJ p. Wilder and Hon. Joseph Breck, Express
idant Of tbe same Society," say they "can endorse all
that has been aid in relation to its excellence"
PRTcE.-Trees of three years, generally having
fuit-buds, So each $50 per doz; Smaller Sl2 to S24
per doz. j. w. ADA MS Nursery,
Oct 20-d&w5w Morrufs corner.
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Is open Day and Even,ng, for full and thorough
BUSINESS EDUCATION, located ON Middle St.,
No. 16l, opposite FL. H. Hay s. Co., Apothecaries
The Principal has had 81 years experience
do not pretend an extension of Gold Linked Se-
res of Colleges into the other Continent and that my
DIPLOMAS and fun SoHoLARsHIPe, are good dA
over this GREAT WORLD; but do claim they will
prove intrinsic to the Students (either LADIES
or GENTLEMEN in any part of the United States
Of america; and also that our our COUNTING Rooms
for ductiUe training (without any copying) both in
Accounts and Natice Writing, Mercantile Ldw, &c,
&C., OFFER as. .n, thorough complete practical and
eGpeditious FACILITIES for BUSINESS EDUCA-
TfON. as any College in the q. s. aH
EH Mr.. Brown would present to the Citizens
Of Portlan and vicinity. his soarm gratitude for
years; and with the promise Of FAITHFULNEss, So
lcits other Jdvors!
r.. N. BROWN.
Portland, September 1s, 1865 sep1sdeod&w1y
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Notice.

ITO SHIP OWNERS, SHIP CHANDLERS, AND
i OTHERS. A young man, who has served his
country with fidelity during the war, an officer IN
able Discharge desires god situation where his
knowledge of shipping would be Of use. Has had y
years experience at as sailor and officer; is good
and quick writer; can bring good testimonials as to
fidelity, sobesTess and honesty, and would make him
self useful. Address: Ne u. CLARK.
oct24d5t* 23 Gray Street, Portland, Me.