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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-02


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I' ~: ~ ic'''''cd 10 the condition
! was ~ t"'S '"ui'c'd many people TO believe
nv frepsIiy , G.'} ieMIo;y how prep'red
- c. ~ ,'''ifeS ior some
and -.
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were Ike mii-e. I
For intnN ear IA conjunction vi NY prin-
elpdi cii'e III i'f"flpiii, iiaye h. On making
REGULAR professional visit; 20 New York Boston.
Baltimore ana iilIsD"rs.
ol s''C ~ !0'"' past nave Hldc as many as
five hili"ieI EXAMINATIONS weekly with he
iieSH't"" .,li toi S''c' examination rny
cn''S" = '''N '"''''' IA" IL thdD'eS ne 10 give
eac patient te True condition Of hiS disease, and
tc, am, - Inv y" We &c VII ",'' W..
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be mcd'tissS hh""n. Il Is nutrient, pc" erll
y t'''e. ' e',i''s ~ ''''- l. Contains no OPT
um' tt' 'ooSri> 'ic pHt-n IN IN bronchial lbes
and nature throws II 81 with 'iitic cNeition, One
h"t%e ".'Iy.,.H cur'S an of+'naiy cold; but Il
VIII tc 90 - - ''"c &" do'e OF Schenck's
MandracAc rms TO cieanse ihe Ston.1,h The
r"i'no"'1 hicni r. v Iy. p,S's'td end a'Sor
properties It's one of the best nrenar,,,,ns If
iron in use; i poes, riu' tonic of itseif; and
when the .clwccd Tone diss0ics The mncus m
the stomach ami . ca.it.9 Of bv IT, ,;d.r,
Mandrake Pills a healti Row Of gastric iaicc.
rood ~ petite, and coed dye ton follow.
'TlrS,,Nerl Tonic i = s,ifa,.,.,, - $50
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-02

y has : sfrci-lt nneiic. perpendicular action
makes the LOCK STITCH which will neitho
Pipuor riyel. and : alike cl both sides: perform
perfect sewing Oh every description Of na'er Il
from lie thor 40 The finrst Aan~ool. Mus in
With cotton, lnCn or silk thread, irsTa the coars
est 10 tie e. ct number.
Having either Cam nor Co--wheel. and The
least ;cSsb3 friction it runs smooth az ealsf.
-na IS
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-02
THE SINNISSIPPI

Has been instituted
Oh have ~" al opportunity OF ins ur;ag your
o"cii! With u safe AID rclibe Company in our
"n state. IL sh"u'jb" tl'c pride and pleasure OF
.erv citizen TO Encourage home enterprise, and
y comparing the ban OF this company w.h that
: others, no person can f;,ii to perceive tie al
Antases oithe 'inaiSsipPi over any similar inst-
iiion doing business in our Statc
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-02
NUMBER 9.
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS IN
MACHINES,
EMPIRE
Shuttle Machine.
P1vrEo F:se vAaY ltrH. 1850
Sales room, SIS Bro-6way New York.

TINS Machine Is constructed On ~ entirely
Few prrtipie oil mechanism, possessing mauy
rare and valuable Improvements. having ueo
amino. ~ Re most profound experts, aIi Pro-
Houaccd to be SIMPLICITY and PERFEC-
TI0N COMBINED.
Tie fe,.on-iag are the principal objections urged
sa.nst Sewing Machines:
/. Excessive labor t. tae operator.
,. Liability to get ou; II ordec.
,. Exre4Se, troub,c. io-s ui tine IN r'pairins
4. lncapAcity to scW every description CT ma
teG.ai
5. Dis gre cable noise ~L;ie Il oyoraiicr.
GEsc f.tca piGe Sowing T:tc ti.ne- s.
E-xeN-ss. fsGts; az EEteso
CO.; c<.i0:zS,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-02
o-ncCi. /:
ore g:sfaNV ~ randy.
ClycINN,r,. Ohio. March Is !. lsG3

ClvcrSv,r', Ohio, March IS !, 1863
hereby certify thlt by authority rves:cd in
me by the State OF ohoaS med "a inSnrc' or
OF alcoholic liquors for Hamilton county. have
inspected samples ofliquors. called C.tawia
Brandy ana Swedish BrndT. manufactured by
C. w. Rohlck. At Nos. sc. -. 81, and 90 East
Third street and End I'D iiquors free FROM poi
aoLous impurities. The diSti!la;ion is conducted
by tire steam medium. by Which method purity
and unit rm perfection is attained
In testimony whereof Witness my signature
this 18th day OK March. 1863.
DAVID .. CoSNELr, NJ. ID.
Chemical Inspector ofalcoholic liquors of
Hamilton county o,
c. W. Robaci cliallen- 90 the comparison of
the best French Coenac with his fine Catavba
Brandy. which has deem prnnoun ed by the neli-
81 faculty superior for medicinal purposes to
brandy ever made. nf-.Im
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-02

BOSTON-Georce G. Goodwin & Co.
NEW YORK-Drmas BlInes ~ Co.
BAIrINDRF-S. =. ilaner
PITTSRUHG Or. George n. Kevscr.
INCINNA1I-F T.. Sure & Co.
CHlCAGO--L 81 &Smith AudH. Scovil
Also. sold hy all Druggists pnd roalers.
I o. % D.,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-02
HJIEllTIIE GREAT CAUSE
e2ssSscy CT
HUMAN MISERY.

.Tust Published IN q Sealed Earelope; Price
Sir Cent.
A LECTURE OF TIE NArUkF, TREATMENT AND
Radical cure OF Seminal weakness, or Sperm t.
o-rhoea induced bv self abuse; Involuntary ennis
sions lmp0tencv, nervous debility, and impcd
nents to marriage generally: Consumption, Ep-
ilepsy and Fits: Mental AMI physical ncapacity i,
&C. by RoB'r j. -CULvERwELL, NJ. ID. author of
the Green Book - &c.
The world renowned author in this admirable
lecture clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences of sei abuse may be
effectualy remoS eI without medicine. ard with
cut dangerous surgie /. ope' atoms bougics, instru
ments, rings, or cOrGias, pointing Oat mode OF
cu-c nj once certain AMI II clnal. by which every
sufferer no matter what his condition NAV be. NAV
cure himself cheaply. privately and Iadically.-
Thus Lecture will prove a booato Thousands aud
Thousands.
Sent under seal to any address, in plain seal
cd envelope, Oh the receipt of six cents, or Two
postage stamps by addressing.
CHAS. ]. {. KLINE eco,
Ia7 Bowery, Ser Ynrk. Posi- Office loS 4 $50.
-iaaGs-iv.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27

=, :. r-,,b mpst he received ny Fsi,h BY faith, hel
meant the belief that certain doctrines or statements
re tine upon authority The Catholic Church defined
fiie nrncIpe in the most narrow and rigid mannes;
The Church is the authoritative teacher All that the
members are allowed to do is 10 receive her teachings
aud oley them Private judgment ia not allowed.
doctrines but you must not reason dSd'h"
them This the way she seeks to preserve the uuty
of the Chuch and it is certainly very elcient ana
simple way If It be carried out; for II everybody
will believe as he did, we certainly shall all beIeve
alike The Protestant Church in its various sect. give
tie mind longer tcther but you are brought up IN ,e
end by the principle. You may ask any questions
and you will get many answers bat the hnni one WIZ
always be " somebody says So" You may believe
or disbsicve. yoa believe, yPn ySn %, SsnnoS S'
There Is no essential difference between the Catholic
and the Protestant Churches. and that large ond IN
creasing numler ol minds who appeal from hnthoil'!
TO re son only appeal from the authority of other m,
10 their own Ii may be better il m " he worse III
depends entirely upon the quality of their own reason.
He simply stailng fact ana not hh1inE mua ~
with the state of the Church The central prihcllie
OF ire new Church was that Truth must he pre-
scnted IN rational FORMS and must Ne rn,lohaiH
received. The doctrines Of sprtuai uuth nr'
not "A faith or belief the authority oil any man oi
any hook but upoL the authority Of the truth lscn
Ii sets out with the principle that there must De NV
Of spiritual order which, correctly appehended anu eA
messed will carry the same c"ny yciion 10 lhc MINI
lihat scientific and mathematical Truth docs Whei
truth is apprebe Used in this way, instead OF ath W.
have knowledge for The authority OF men we nave ,b'
authority ofthe truth itself The hnal appeal s no I'M
somebody said So or that some verses IN the biI'
can be qnoted to prove it. We clnm Tor IN
new Cbui eli that il is doctrine or system OF spirua
truth which states the laws spiritual life ~ they are
ms the Lord in His Infinite wiSnum instituted iLem u
Tile same sense that a physiology Is statement
the aws Of phy steal fs they have been oraaibeu "
The Creator In TIE material body; IN the same ses
that true scheme is q statement or the laws, form
and relations OF the material world they exist III M
ture. II. 49,.
Mr.. Giles conclnded his dcepy interesting 'cetuI
: x-i,h ina
he trusted mankind would yet enjoy under ts new di
peDsation Of spiritual truth.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
The New Po,tiesh.st. frc,bytcris Church
1T. Dedication Yesterday.

The new Fortieih-st. Presbyterian church,
corner of LexiuCfOnaye was yesterday oeCich'eu 10
aivine worship with the usual services DIVINE wor'
shin yas held in the new ed ce Tor TIE hfst uc III iVi
O'Clock in the morning 8t which time the dedication
ceretnony wa. performed. large congregation was
ureseut occupyine every pew aud se"t IN the chor'
Tire exercises opened With singing, alter "hlch the
Pastor the Rev. Charles J.. Hart. delivered PRAYER
invoking the Almighty Blessing upon tue ohu5o auo ~
nsiiin IONS ,he congregation standing MP durn' thc
interval Afterward the pastor gave bIef blso! "'
The churt from ils foundation. -FOUR yeas ago uhH
lived amid hiculties and dscouIaslnF ansicts nap
idly gaining strength and means, u advanced unil s
laie house uf We, snip become inadequate To- tue wants
of the 1t then decided 10 erect u"
present sirucure and the cornerstone was lad ioT
Thai urnose ia July last The new church is OF neat
design built Of brick. and diNld"d INTO "
s,n,;.s he lower story is subaryided into sunday
| SchouL Lecture and Session rooms On the secohu
Gnor is the auditorium, which Is beautifully ana com.
fogtab,y furnished and contains 20 pe"s, eapaplc .,
one end opposite the pulpit. Inc rev MI. hWl
stated the cost Of the church 10 be sssO and that IL
WAS dedicated God. fee Vf debted meumDranee, ana
not efciusiye in 1t associations.
-he dedication sermon IN She morning was dh''ied
hs he Ecy DR.. = D. Alexander, who took for hs sub
itft .hs following teXt:' . ,
Is Tor NE NY corenani with them. aud With the
Lord. my spirit that j. upon hre aud words which
La. pnt into thy month hI MT jept ont o Thy mouth
nor ou mouth Of thy seed ou of tie mouth oi Ny
seeds seed ssiih the Lord for hynceorih and forever,
The discourse treated Of the covenant OF God with
men and the spiritual good which thcy received ffou
His promises. The sermon was nteresiirg and com
Iaapdei earnest attention There wes also prcaehihr
at the church in the afternoon by the Rrv Dr j. u
Kreb. and ia the evening by the Rev. Alfred Ii. Rel
logg The Board OF Trustees OF the church are jasper
! n Corning Il. t. AtcTbUJy, Cbas J.. Ohrhant, thas
Burden, and Herman Oldrch The renting of pew'
VIII take place this evening. AS tue new chuich y
pleasaGtly situated, has an excellent minister. and II
/ Iu,titr IN are
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27

heard Brown asking the cook to come 1Ss Sst on" he
ah. ,be cook wouldn't come out, out sa,G .o. be
hgnt tSe hs life whic, ever way be could heter w.
was asleep or awake or would poison HIM hs is" row.
20 The cook that wouldn't have any more :" VIE to
d ,olJ him 10 keep quiet. and told the same .nins
aa" Irown. the next morning there was row Itass
abont O'Clock or after; when heard tno Ior ,ha man
s,sndinc at the galley door; heard one 0, ,nu hs
Standing AT the galley door with capstan pul ~ h'n n
hand ready 10 heave 1t ut the cook; prevsm,eu
fo doing 40: the men went forward; Tie witness ."es
nsrraed the occurrences the 9th sups'ah'ia! u
stated by the others IL. 10 .o.,;6sa. The main
IN UI :; US oose to the door Of the cook cabin; Brown
challenged him: am sure tie COOK said ne W"uo
,o;son lin: as far rs can init 'te his broken Enghsn
ro so;d You by Dutehman, Cd d-h you;
Brown said "Come out Of that. yca b1h. II you eau
,o"rself man the cook said Me no tight ialri ID,
In xon me ep Won here (pointing to bis breasp !ot
look out for youise me 6od yoo asleep ha me pose
you" told ihe cook to keep qaiei saw ,ne moeufs bu
one f,iecastle. 10 which sll had access ~,
The Court here adjourned to Monday, at loa u. mr
Josenh Bell Asst United States District Attorneys ca
Judge Beebe for prisoner.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
Execution of skerrtrncr nj Uunalc.
From The Rochester Iaprrr. OF Nov. -.
.,r..ulI,. In La. .Dnlnnnn nf tho lnu

From The Eo,h,-ter Iaprrfs of Sov. -.
Agrccahly 10. thc sentence of the Court
kerchDcr the murderer. was executed ia Buffalo yes.
.tItul IAs Irrst SAYS sIcat GROW of ioo1e con
rreafcd ut 500 CaIy luur about the iAi but al view
o thctstcuion o. outsider was p.tcuied 10y cover.
IrF tle yagd in Nith rsu,rs Tho prisoner slept well
i with hs usual good app etie. ard showed tot %
aunf at feeling as il, lour approached proclninlr',
ht innocence fo o., last lie even induecd m jokes
90 thc very iust While being robed In the black gown
aud cap he remarked fn the attendants II you over
fnW 70 DutChmaA die 'gamc' Won viii see one now. Do
Looking nt the gown hc said he would pass for prizes;
now and requested thti 3, might have has untershrt
unhr'toICd aLd assisted to chew ol tobacco On ihe
scaluId ho mgdc quito lengthy aud rambling speech.
iI which he said Dec had been visited by 4 Catholic
prIrst Rho told him that DC could not go g. Heaven q
b., remained Protestant bat H. replied that be would
not change hi, religion When nll arrangement, Pad
h,rn conuittrd lr said ~ uu must watch this brave
U.frlurn her, how he died"
Ilc last words he said were. " never shed tcari
I would not change places with Bishop Ii" When
tlr word "Imou' Was bui iaf pronounced size oul
i,l and he murderer was launched into eternity
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
ATTEMPTED MURDER IN TAE
SIXTH WARD.
Quarrel Between Two Of the Inmates o.
aIods linz. .Uousc-Osc Of Them sfr"c"
upeu the Head by his Opponent win
nm Ak, and Dangerously Injured
Arrest Of the Assniinnt--COroucr' In
uu;sifi0u.
0uisition.

On Friday evening, two Of the inmates OF TIE
uw lodring. house No. 46 Muberryst., kept by Jefe-
miah Horrigan, named Michael Haley and Peter Nc
Gary suarreed about some irinlng matter anc tne
latter tsunted HALEY with the fact oi MS ue'ne
cr,,ple. This enraged Haley. and he threatened 10
murder his opponent These threats he repeated sew
eral times during the evening, but no attention was
p.d 10 them or II at all 1t furnished SUBJECT 9f les
Sort after O'Clock on Saturday MORNING. VINE All
u rest Of the inmates wrapped IN sumoer hheN
arose armed himself with an ak. and proceeding 10
where his intended victim lay, aimed powerful oo"
NJ his head An inte enlng table warded on tue oow
hut a second tine il was repeated, ana WIN teIT,nc
effect the left ear being split and the skull Fractured In
q shocking manner. -, .. ,s
The noise of the struggle aroused the inmates anu
beore the desperate nan could repeat the blows he Was
seized by them and held until the arrival OF Eonndsmhi
Mcdonnell and Officer Van Buskirk of the Sxth RE
cinct by whom he arrested and taAeh 10 the Saoh
House The prisoner on being told that his lrenue1
victim dead expressed is sorrOw that &c n'u
not com mpleted his work. -,
| The wounded man was taken to the New \ ork HOS
p, ,a by the Sixth Precinct Police and now hes 'hefe
in critical condition. -
subsequently, Coroner Wildey took the sn'tmofiem
6enoso or Of the wounded man, and on The above stare
ment Of acts the prisoner was committed ~ inc i"mb
by the coroner 10 await the result OF Merhrys h
iurics He Is a native oi Ireland, aged ~ years
The wounded man is also native oi Ireland aBeo -
years. 49,. ,,.,,
where the affray occurred.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
Church Of the Mornvians-Our Need Of
Eternal Life.

The services of this Church, the Rev. Dr. A. A..
Rencckc pastor are held m the College of lhtNcians
and Surgeons. corner OF Twentythii.lSi and iouIih
ave Yesterday there was a very slim attendance az
tie College Chapel After the usual exercises, ID.
kenorko took for bis text the exhoItaon of Paul Ia
Timothy: Lay Hold Oh Eternal Lie q Ilul =. - }
The Sliovipg is a summary Of Che address Of DIR.
Re,ceke Our Need Of Eternal Life II Is the great
est gin OF God; redemption Of death savaiion from
everlasting punishment; eternal me- IL does not mean
4 continuance Of life forever bat freedom from SIM
the enjoyment Of absolute pence with God riches
whc:i never axe wings life which never passes away
perfect holiness IN the Likeness d Jesus. Such We need
ior san his brought death INTO The world We 1--we
luuder broken law which says, Cursed Is every ore
who contuIeth not ia all hiags that are written ~ ihe
Ibook Of the aw do t1cm' Tie fhIrisce thanks God
he is not other men, There are 30 degrees in tln
lIt matters whether a man lie At tie Dot om ~
stream bet foot IN depth or IS tangled ~ sca.wccd
caserus Oi tho mighty ocean; De must own. Those
Tho speak of great, and htt'e aud many sns iorset
that mans ruin from one tlua tln winch placed
ihis whole world beneath curse. Eternal life Is iben
the only boge We have. 10" long toes ieke 10
obtain IT. Men toll for many ycors 10 attain Wetth
and fame; they suffer every Pryaron VITA plcasure.
and labor il but.loy; yet. how Oiten thcy iti rev
st,oia tue goa. aud many Of those who grasp
tLo gittering casket either crush a. in their iu..
patience or IL drops from their neryelcss grasp.
But The riches which time cainOt iEH Or cOrrup,
which everlasting and not hcetnr. mhy De obtained
indnl this trouble. IAey lie al our ieci ana await
OIL plra.uIc. Whllc are looking and scnfCAlng We
are trea0iug upon Gods greatest giiL Lay hod OIL
eternal lie" We want no preparation We can never
make ourselves better. We not ouy have II Hctr
p.f,reu 10 u.s. but q called upon to taLc it, Wien lA
.mon esperieDoc did TIE ich follow lie poor begging
SID bescel hing them 10 accept Of portion Of their
" ordly goods Yet il is 80 hove. Col presses BIS
bounty upon ~. He knows the msiortnnc which
awaits Js and W as tie heart Of The poor
ciCer toW sId bis prOdiggi son lie watches for hm
through long ears Of hopedeiorred, heaisickeang
rxps ation aud hen he secs himat distance. runs
o him Eterna life Is yours wbcneYcr you dec ide tAat
Il n ns oAssTy Tins axes mon pat II oil day aiiCr
inv, Bat there is Aniit. "GOds spirit VIII not
lf,yaSs sfrVe' Wlnt shal Do d0ncf Nothing Jesus l
Az done all Salvation is not OF works, but OF faith.
" l. lnsaed." Yes indeed. Finished in every part.
E tr 20 do something ourselves IL 70 Icai Code plan
C.s 1t is 10 At ourselves up IN opposition 10 lin.
joinv has ruined os many as salvation has saved Cast
~ mol Of eternal hfof God says "uoD," aud Dc II
,Iom \ may who asks The question, may the Lord
pabie hi " 20 do 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
q ssi Old DO, 81 @lasl Ai Old No. Red w.

81 50, Old d., 81 al9si q; Oid No. I Red w.
3 81 Com scarce aud 6rm; sales q &C. for New ~
Uot held ct &c.. and 3ec. bid Lake Freigbs nominal
80 or No. Spring, SO 2s0S 10 50 for Red Winss.s ~
aSil so for While, and $R 25d$l2s so for Doub. ~
Wheat quiet; sales 4.0UO bush. No. Milwaukre O.
Oats and Barley qni-t. Rye steady; sales 1900 bush o.
at g8c. Csnal Ffeghts unsettled and lower on Grain. 1
6606sc.. aud WHEAT l5G l6c to NewYork. Lake mpo,s
"a SO bush. Wheat s8oo bash. Barley end 10 500 bush
bush. Barley. Shipped by RaiIroad-3o7 bbls Flour
huvyALO Nov 25.-Flour steady. demand rods,us.
Wheat in light milling request White Canada a. ~ 70; ~
Der. 81 slG 81: No. Milwaukee Spring 81 ss No -
81 S. Corn at .9caSoc Oats 33d42c ss 70 eondit;
Barley ordinary 10 choice Canada $i0Si o. Rye nomi
at 756aoc. Whisky .t s2 g. Mess PORK. eX 50. q
WHEAT s.aSc. Import. for q! hour 9Qs bbI. I'd
20 ISL bush Wheat 80 61S bush. Com 4237 bush Ba.,
600 bush. Peas. For the w,ex G0U6 bbs Flour III 4is
Wheat a. 7O4 bush. Corn. 9sS4 bnsh Oats 1901 bash ri
23 $50 bush Wheat TO- 900 bus. Corn snd 42,0 BUSH o.
Tor we-k4 3O4 bbl Flour 2977 BUSH Whast a47 V1 ~
roru 2 $50 BUSH Oats 2H bush Bailey and 52i bush ~
There l. aHoat the Erie and Oswego Canals destined
i'd water including shI m-n,s from Luo for Il dsvs
ing 2th inst and days from Oswego, ending 2t6 &
1886 bbls Flour 9lt29 bnsh Wheat bush @
$50 600 bush. Oats Alb 3l BUSH Bsr"y and 30 IA bush ~
BALTIMORE Nov -Flour steady; sales Of Ohio Exs,{d
@l0 Wheat steady RECEIPTS very light Corn fm sass
Yellow at sO692c aud wbie d, S6dsec Osts active a
Sic. Provisions are dnlL Bscon-shonlder IA. g.
PBiLApELPHrA Nov 25-Pero'rnm quiet. At 1c y
Crnde 65c Tor Refined In bond sud 300 86c for Free r.
dull bot prices nnchsDerd Wheat quiet; ssl-s of New ~
at So 3Oh s2 35 and Kentucky Whe 81 So Corn sctS
all abilities slightly advanced sales OF 9U bush New N
Low at stae6c., and Old at 9Oc. Whi.ky dull at % -
So ~. -
~ 900 bale. &c for Mddirs The Export. yes'eds I'd
Cheeks on NewYors At par to per cent prsuium Ca -
Sterling Exchange IBl.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
Vfarhrfs..-.l
..L1LLn IiIertnnL.

NontLE Nov e. otou. salrs today oi ~ oi"' -
Mlouss it ga boc sllrs for the wocs, 1000 ha''A M
cepf. fox thD wees. 2ltj balrf IAp' ot 'Ao "''' w.
ha,f. st0rA on hand, ,i,B'i bales. Gold i"' ~ ;,t.
GuIcAGo, Nov. z5.--tom dM ard heaNy. W"s"l f|Hnai
NJ declined id lic. alo, at ~ ''G = ',i 10, A.,
20l.. ..les Al \ tg0 ~ TO- Corn declined go, tth
at s1rt No al a6d5Gic Oaa quiet ffoSlson' u' H.
Vince .lui,t Hog market inactive fisS" ~. a, hnh
,e,t, .Dl bbl. tour A. OOp bush, Nhcai, J',vV ' ~
ON and D $40 bush. Oats Shpmcuis, .." ht a..
a. 900 buah Wheat 0oo bush Com ,a yI.s
hirW,r,,sr Nav l5--tlour very don "nea'
a. 81 a tr No and 81 slG+ % for Nc; :. he,e'i @ \
500 bbls Flour aud 5000 bush "h''" ''
bib. tlour and 100 bush. Wheat 40 hi.h., .-,1,. mo,
ieDtsi, snusrinr Extra al ~ 500 td f,a 80 - ~
Enry 46 55a 40 90 Wheat Western af 81 zVd I'll 80 a
.,,, i,i,,,hi, ,.Ie. at about III 20 oats va hc; -,
ToHosro Nov 2-floag 81 grades nominal and nslhs
d,inA Wheat US - We 81 %. haf'> " O-"'''' "''
IN, R,e none. Peas dali 1T S'tu, "a,
10, ~o, Noy. 2s-Whrh i6sc. hettcrj sales oi New
Vhnr Mchssn At y o'd~l o. Ne" Ampef NJ -"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
The sc eu1inrsiies Of the New Church
lec,uve Of tle Etcv. Cbauncey Giles.

The Rev. CHAUNCEy C1LES icCturcd on the
cocularitcs W tnc New ChIrch last evening az tho
tooper Union. before large and iashl9nabo audience,
i',. EjnTlosr- ol tie ,artL. The principles Of tlat
rgdor eFft ~ tlo Lord aud have existed before tho
c..,t,nu ~ n In NAN creature. Men became mombcfs
OF thrt Kingdom ~ learning ito principles aud ymg
,ci,tdin~ tn tLeD 1La Kingdom Of God 10 within u.s.
H., inrI q c,pst,fate fle Church, therefore they or
,t,i1c n Inayjdnals mi societies do not make TIE
2inTeh Tho lecturer then proceeded 10 give llusLia
~ d.. fr,m untur0l and religious history Of what
' ,,',, Lt toe tom DispsDsation Of Divine Truth.
lie next MD; Lei Us look Ut ,he distinctions IN The
mode of apprehonang the lrnlh. Tho central. essen
t,l and forssl principle Of ihc Cfstian fhnrcb ~