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FORTRESS MONROE, July ~.
Gen. @. o. Osborne passed through here to-
day on his way to Chicago. &
The U. S. ffigate Congress is not afoat as
reported, but an effort win soon be made to
raise her up, which it is expected will prove
successful. M
The courts of Elizabeth City and county
were organized to-day, and every officer is pro-
nounced a Union man. q
The commissary department at Portsmouth
has been discontinued. ag 5 8
The thermometer stands 105 in the shade.
FORTRESS MONROE, July %.
The steamer Columbia arrived last evening
from Richmond, bound to Baltimore, with the
10th Ohio regiment. 700 men. going home.
The Government win sell here, on August
Sd, ITO cannon, several brass pieces, and lot
of muskets, taken from rebel Qualifications.
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srrpRnmn JUDICIAL oouRr.

CRIMINAL TERM-BARRoWs, j., PRESIDING.
The grand jury came in Saturday and re-
ported twenty-six bills of Indictment for vari-
GUS offenses. Having completed all the bust
ness before them they were discharged. The
following arrangements took place.
Edward Spencer for compound larceny in
breaking and entering the shop of George Har-
ris and stealing watch therefrom. Plea. not
guilty.
Michael 0. Hearn, for compound larceny in
breaking and entering the shop of Levi S.
Brown, and stealing therefrom lot of pistols
&c. Piea-not guilty. es..,,.t ass
Mary Chambers, for larceny of 500 from
Michael Carlin. Plea-guilty.
George ii. Cripps of Brunswick, for assault
with intent to commit rape. Plea-guilty.
James Il. Larkin indicted with John
Wardl for larceny of $2S from James Leigh
ton. Plea-guilty.
Edward Scammon of Brunswick, for COM
pound larceny, in stealing watch and other
articles from the dwelling house of Henry M.
Stone. Plea-guilty.
George G. Black of Yarmouth, for larceny
OF wallet containing 81 from Nathaniel G.
Marston. Plea-guiity.
William Smith, for robbery of Franklin
WiswelI of a quantity of fractional currency.
Plea-not guilty. 4a seass
George Robinson and William Baxter, for
robbing Grin E. Walker of $S5 and watch.
These are two Of the roughs who lrugged and
robbed the returned soldiers, as mentioned in
our columns few days since. They both
pleaded not guilty.
Court adjourned to Friday, August 4th, at
10 O'Clock, at which time the traverse Jurors
will come in, and the trials of criminals com
meace. eas
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Calendar. s57sl
FAN Term commences Monday, August 28th, 1866.
Winter Term commences Monday, Nov. 10th, 1866.
Spring Term commences February 18th, 1866
Summer Term commences May 7th, 1866.
NAHUM MORRILL,
$500 See'y Of Brard of Trustees.
Auburn, July 18th, 1865. july 20 S AVID
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HELLER.-The performances of this extra
ordinary man at City Hall, last Saturday ev-
ening. were truly wonderful. He is far before
any person IN the magi' line that has yet ap-
peared in public. His tricks are performed
with neatness and quickness never before
surpassed, and the wit with which he introdu-
ces his performances is truly refreshing The
music was charming. We have never heard a
pianist applauded SO vociferously as was Mr..
Heller. 1t was worth the price of ticket 10
listen to his playing upon the piano forte. His
last entertainment is to be given this evening,
and we advise all to witness it.
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Rev. DIR. CHAPN.-For the first time we
had the pleasure yesterday morning, in Pearl
Street Church, Of listening to the preaching of
this distinguished pulpit orator We had of
ten heard him in the lecture room, and sup
posed we knew something of his power over
an audience, bat until we heard him preach
we had failed to see him in his popular sphere
and to hear him on such theme as lies near
est his heart. His text was " The image of the
Invisible God" and the subject Power
that is beyond and above nature, and mans
relations to it. 1t was emphatically an evan
gelical discourse, calculated to draw out and
lift the human soul towards the personal Faith
er through his image in the personal Son.
Dr.. Chaplin is a man of power-power of
mind and heart-and he seems to take hold OF
an audience with a magnetic effect such as few
men are able to produce. He never offends
those of different faith, but by his genial
spirit, his great heart, his ardent faith and
his pleasing eIoquence, he is almost sure to
to carry his audience with him in all his logi-
cal conclusions. The church was packed to its
utmost capacity. He preached again in the
evening. This week he leaves for home.
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FonED.- Last Friday evening burglar
broke into the law Office of Hon. Phinehas
Barnes, obtained possession Of the key of the
safe, and commenced operations. The key
turned very hard in the lock, and the burglar,
being in great haste, inserted wrench in the
eye of the key and broke the handle of it short
of, thus putting stop to any further proceed
ings. The fellow must have been fool to
suppose that he would obtain any money in a
lawyers oficel He might, with as much pro-
priety, try printers Office or the editorial
sanctum
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NEW MUsIo.-We are indebted to the pub
fishers, Oliver Ditson & Co., Boston, for the
following pieces of music: aOh my heart goes
pit pat" @Love's Ransom" AN opera by ].
L. Halton. "Berceuse"-a cradle song for
Piano, by Charles B. Egsberg. For sale at
Paine's Music Store. Middle Street.
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DEcLINED.-From the letter from our Ban
gor correspondent, in another column, it APP
pears that Professor Harris has declined ac-
cspting the Professorship Of Didactic Theolo-
gy in the Theological Department of Yale Col
lege. which has been rendered him. M i
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WE noticed MISUNDERSTANDING handful

WE noticed suspicious-looking hand-bills
posted around town Saturday morning, read
ing like this,-"They have arrived: for further
particulars enquire of Crosman & Co., E. L.
Stanwood, G. F. Duran, Stephen Gale, J. r.
Lunt G. Co., F. Sweetsir, M. S. Whittier, or
W. F. Phillips & Co." We did enquire, and
now say do likewise.
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ANNIvERsARY.-The 10th Anniversary of
the Venerable Gunner Association and Pro-
pellor Club, occurs tomorrow, and viii be cele-
brated according to ancient usage, at the usual
place. We hope they will not stir up such a
tornado as they did last year. The committee
for the better regulation of thunder storms
should look to the matter in season.
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s iunr 8 Commercial. 1leg Ti
Per steamship City of Nav York of Farther Point

Per steamship City of New York of Farther Point.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, July 19.-The
sales for three days Al 900 bales. The market
sequently gave way and closed with a downward
tendency, quotations being hardly maintained.
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFF MARKET. July
19-The breadstutfs market is quiet and firm. Wake
field, Nash & Co. reports -four quiet and steady.
Wheat quiet with a downward tendency. Corn scarce
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, July 49,
The market is generally quiet and steady. Rich
ardson Spence - Co. and Gordon, Bruce & Co, re-
port Pork inactive Beef quiet. Lard firm at SIS Cd
a 7Os. Tallow quiet and steady.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, July H.
Ashes quiet. Sugars quiet and steady. Coffee steady
Rice firm. Rosin steady. Spirits Turpentine heavy,
Petroleum quiet and steady. ~
LONDON MONEY MARKET, July 19--Consols
closed at 89S a 80 10 for money
z AMERICAN SECURIT1ES-U S. 5-2Os 70 a 72l.
Illinois Central Shares SSa q 80. Erie Shares b44.
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"YoUR TURN."-Todd at his splendid sa-
loon, corner of Middle and Exchange Streets,
has adopted the "Phalon" principal of not
making his customers wait for G shave or hair
dressing. He keeps Eve chairs in operation,
with keen man to each chair,-the first time
it has been done in this CITY. nsr .f4
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PER ORDER.

SALE OF FORFEITED CONSOLIDATION is
called to the Collectors sale of goods forfeited
for violation Of the Revenue Laws, this day, at
II o'clock A. NJ, at o. s. Appraisers Office,
1893 Fore Street, consisting Of molasses, sugar,
wine, coffee, cigars, and spirits.
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DRAMATIc.-Miss Helen Western, who has
been drawing fine houses, and delghting the
crowds. for the past week, takes her first ben
eft this evening, on which occasion VIII be
brought out the beautiful play of 'sThe Actress
of Padua," cast to the full strength of this
excellent company, and assisted by that CAPT
tai tragedian Mr.. Meldrum. A favorite after
piece win be added, in which Miss Helen viii
also appear. We predict full and fashionable
house tonight.
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NEW YORK, July so.
The Herald's Washington special dispatch
says the receipts from the Internal Revenue
average million dollars daily. .4
The steamship City of Manchester with
anticipated.
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SEIzUREs.-City Marshal Head, on Satur-
day, seized small quantity of liquor in the
shop of James Hawkins on Exchange Street.
Deputy Marshal Wentworth also seized a
small quantity of liquor in the shop of Patrick
Tobin, corner Of Federal and Temple Street.
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Accident to the Steamer. BsacIsssone.
FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, July 20.
information has just been reached here that
the steamer Blackstone is ten miles southeast
by east from Cape Henry in disabled condi-
ton. She has pilot on board from the pilot
boat Pride, No. 8. Capt. Andrew Ainsworth
has gone to her relief with the steamer Eliza
HaiIles sl4 ~ sA9aH .e asftaE
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GenteeI Furniture at Auction.

ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST ID, at 10 O'Clock A.
" NJ, at house No. 33S Congress Street. AM me
rurniture In said house, consisting OF Moolen and
Oh Cloth Carpets, SOFAS, kasy Chairs, ana parlor
Chairs, Black Walnut ami in hair Cloth. Two u am
Der Sets, Beds and Mattresses, Aalrsors Be4s.eass
Toilet Tables; Oroekery, Glass, China, Stone and
Wooden Ware; one nice Extension Table, Iable ut
lery, &C. Also, the entire klgcLen Fulnlluie. Ihs
Furniture Is all nearly new anu in IerEece cr-er.
---. HkNkY BAILEY q CO., Auol0nsors.
July Std
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STATES MILITARY RAILROADS.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARrEnMAsrER,

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER,
,i..... - ~. Washington, ID. -, Juiy -, 1866.
AUCTION SAL o. ROLL4hU S1OCK.
2 VIII be sold a6 z y B1lC AUOT.ON, 70 lie highest
bidder, the following rolling stock:
On TUESDAY, SeYtember IL. al tie Portland Co. :
shop IN Portlan, name, SIX 10y Locomotive
On THURSDAY, September Il, At rilnkley q
Wiinalns Shop in Boston, MASS, Rour ~ LOcOmo-
ave Engines.
Z, On MONDAY, September %, at Kenneth Square,
near Philadelphia, Penn, rlfty Is box kfelgai
Jars, Jour feet eigAt-ant-a-4at-ln gauge.
q On WEDNESDAY, September "a, AZ Whining
ton, Del, Eghty-fom S4l Box rreigAt Cars ave roJc
gauge.
Inc above stock is all new, and of the very best
quality. ill i.L
Inc engines are five foot gauge, five foot drivers,
and yhnuers 1924 inches. fney can BE- clange1 -
narrow gauge at trining expense.
Sales to commence al " A. Al.
Terms: Cash IN Government funds.
'--n 7D-i '-'t t A-. h. L.. ROBINSON,
july20dtd N Brevet Colonel a. Z. AZ.
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DR.. d. stin continues to Extract Teeth by FIFc-
rRIcITY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decay
teeth stumps they wish to have removed for reset
ting he would give polite invitation to call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC Ma salNEs for sale
TOR family use, with thorough instructions.
DR.. ID. can accommodate few patients with board
and treatment at his house.
Office hours from O'Clock A. M. to 10 Il. from
10 p M. and to in the evening.
Consultation free. nov1ti
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BRITISH DRY GOODS /

CLOSING OUT SALE at Popular Prices, at Store
~ Commercial St., Hid. Widgery's Wharf,
English Cloths and Cassmeres.
English Tailors Trimmings.
Army Blankets. 7sr
English Flannels.
n English Ladies' Cloth.
'o English Tweeds.
a.i Linen Goods 81
Black and Colored Alpacas.
Balm0ral Skirts ..
English Prints.
Shawls.
British Dress Goods.
y Travelling and Knit Shirts.
English Dispatch Bags.
English Fancy Coaiings.
English Waterproof Goods.
English Sheetings-two yards wide.
Gunny Cloth
Bleached Crash.
kuglish Soap-in bars.
f-N Also
Large lot Cotton Shirts, FLANNEL Drawers, Dress-
ne Gowns, Towels, Linen Bed Sacks, Linen She~ts
otton Sheets, Linen Pillow Cases, Linen Coyeriids
quits Clothlng, Shoes. Jnly24ozw
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= GEN. GRANT CoMING.-Lieut. Gen. Grant
and family are expected to arrive in this city,
IN the train from Boston, tomorrow noon.
Iney will stop at Misses Jones.
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PORTLAND COUNCIL, No. 1, q. L. of A.,
viii hold their next regular meeting, at the
usual place, on Wednesday evening next,
Aug. I'd, at half past seven o'clock.
A punctual attendance is requested.
PER ORDER
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House and Lot at Auction.

D. Nh tuesday, August 1st, at o'clock P. n, shall
,, A. house'No Salem Lane. 1t IS q two Story
v-S gu aouse, with basement and finished through
n,e rater hard aad soft 1t Is suitable fOr CLe,
sw9 a. tnres ialhes Well painted insiCe oue,
SUI st;, wls s 4lnds-the whole in goOd repair.
july26dtd H. BAILEY & Co. Auctoneers.
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THE American Illustrated Newspapers for
this week have been received at the book and
periodical store of A. Robinson, No. 81 Elk
change Street
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KENEEDY's HAIR GRowER-This is not a
new article. 1t has been in the market sew
eral years. 1t is simply tonic for the hair,
not intended to change the color, not war
ranted to make hair grow in the palm of the
hand or on a bald-head. Indeed, it is not a
hair-dressing,- highly perfumed,- is it oil,
or scented hogs lard, dubbed "bear's grease"
1t is designed to cleanse the head of dandruf
and to keep the hair from falling of, and to
stimulate its growth. For these purposes we
can aVouch for its excellence from personal
knowledge. Crosman & Co. have it for sale.
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WE learn that the resignation of Rev. Mr.
hartsnorn Of the pastorate of the Bethel
Church is induced declining health.
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Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomachs, lame
and weak backs; nervous and sick heauacle; Cizzi-
and swimming in the head with indigestion and
constipation Of the bowels pain in the side and back
ternal cancers; tumors polypus, and all that long
train Of diseases win find in Electricity
Of cure. For painful menstruation, too profuse
menstruation, and all Of those long line Of troubles
with young ladies', Electricity Is certain specific
and win, in short time, restore the sufferer to the
vioor Of health
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List of men who have passed through the
City and have stopped at the Soldiers Rest
during the Week ending July 10th, 1866:
July oath, John Lord, B, Goth Me Vols. f8EQ
Ludwig, 9TH Battery.
Hubbard, LIST 6 a
A + MAYHEM. 9th
Miles Jackson, K. LIST Me Cavalry.
i 41 osspS Wa Harris, 9 9th Me Vols
July 10Th, + n Ba.tSn. I :, 10Th
J I Arnold, &c
Nathaniel Cash, 18th !.
Mia liam, s + E, A Ne Ss YET M 1ois Vols
] B Maxwell f. ist Me Vet Vols.
George Williams, H, 2Olh Me Vols.
July 2sh ssS5ssd EossF; l ga S %.I. q bst
Daniel McNeal, A, 10th !"
. : Rogers, E recruit for U Engineers.
{ E Es $' p sSSssi F. sA Me yol..
Joseph Mason, E,
j A Spencer, Il, :"
c G Staples, l.
. Nahum Roberts I, 9th Me Vols.
James Rider, 1,
George Johnston, D. 10th Me Vols
July 9th, Corporal Houston, d, 18th R G, guard
MARITIME Haniey, D, 18th c, guard at
H. Pay-master's.
10 Kesie, K, 18th R C., guard OF Pay
scil3 % . masters.
g John Wear, X, 18th v r c, guard at Pay
-iAas masters. - -
81" Corporal Williams, K, 18th vR c. guard
4ffas5s1 at Paymaster's.
Private Roach, D. 18th v c, guard at
-..4li ais Pasmaster's.
Private Rogers, D, 18th R G, guard at
Paymastef's.
Private Williams, D, 18th v R G, guard at
Paymaster's. n
g ze r R,s Stubs <. 10th Maine Vols.
Samuel Gibson, b, LIST Me Heavy Art.
James Hayes, B, Goth Me Vols.
j A Wentworth d, nth Infantry.
CD Wyman, E, 10th Me Vols.
q H Phipps, +, /" Use as4 a.3
John Lewis, E, +" f4
:" Albert Kenton, d, goth 81" 34
John Burpier, X 60 g. 81 .iaR lasi otE
July 2sth, E . Psgs, <, 10th Maine Vols.
~ :" George Harris, E. +"
Corporal Wallut, D, 18th R G, guard at
Paymaster's. 81
Private w A Tfbbetts, unassigned. " R
c, guard at Paymaster's. "a ,sd
Private Robinson, unassigned, &c,
guard at Paymaster's. bg9HA1
ao Private johnson, unassigned, v r C,
9 aat guard at Paymaster's. snt. ssia n
Joseph King B, 18th U s Infantry.
~" Eli Nichols, X, 18th VRC. 8'4e7fs3 cd5
tlpa Lewis Warren, NJ, LIST Me Cav. 5sel41
~ Peter Devan A, 14th Me Vols 9sesQ9
Lieut. Osar Reynolds, 18th U S Infantry,
recruiting service.
July 18th, Patrick CLARK, B. 9th Me Vols.
Thomas Ham, D, 5sth Mass Vols.
Whole number accommodated during the week
81. HENRY INMAN, 43b
Capt. and A. @. NJ, u. s. A. IA
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MUNICIPAL COURT. JULY 29.
George II. White, on a bastardy process,
was committed to Jail, in default of $500 bail,
for his appearance at the October term of the
Supreme Judicial Court
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north CAROLINA AND THE WAR.-Ofi-
cial documents at Raleigh show that North
Carolina furnished 1880 troops for the rebel
army
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rohEiGN ExPoRTs.-The total value of
Foreign Exports from this port last week
amounted to SIC, 437,1S.
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CoTroN.-Abouts six hundred bales of cotton
come into Memphis every day. A good deal
Of it has been lying hidden in the woods till
the outer layer is rotten and worthless.
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Monday Morning, July 81, 1886.
Ind TIGLNITK.

New Advertisements To-day.
-Theafre-Desring HaA.
Auction Sale-Henry Bailey g. Co.
Advertised Letters-A. 4. Dole.
Money Found.
M. G. M. A.-Statsd Meeting.
Druggists-Cr osman & Co.
Hats-Earris.
Livery Stable-Francis r. Hanson.
Manufacturers and Traders Bank.
Excursion-Bethel Society.
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Scottish PIc-NIc-To-morrow this affair.
for which arrangements have for some time
past been making, win come off A delega-
ton from Boston will be present, word to that
effect having been received. This win be
grand affair, and those who join in it may an
ticipate good time.
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SINGULAR CAsE-Last Friday returned
soldier, calling his name John Day, applied al
Chambers Hotel, in Bethel, for lodgings, say
ing he had but five cents, and was in want OF
employment Mr.. Chandler furnished him
with supper and lodging, and told him he could
probably find employment at the Steam Mills
Saturday morning, the man not making his
appearance at the breakfast table, his room
was entered, and every particle of his cloth
ing, except his shirt, was found there, but he
was gone! He had no baggage, and it wa
evident that he had gone off with no other
clothing on save his shirt. From documents
found in the pockets of his clothing, it appears
that his real name is John BalIou, and that he
belongs in Canada, where he has wife NV
ing. Up to o'clock Saturday morning, the
time our informant left Bethel, nothing had
been heard of the man.
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Nearly Opposite the United States Hotel,
VXTHERE he would respectfully announce TO the
w citizens Of Portland anu vicinity, IhaJ lie has
permanently located in this city. Durmg tie Two
years we have been in this cty, we have culeu some
Of the worst forms Of disease in persons VINO Lave
tried other forms of treatment in vain anu curing
patients in so short time that the question Is cen
asked, do they stay cured? 10 answer this question
win say that all that do not stay cured, We will
doctor the second time. I
Dr. d. has been practical Electrician for twenty
one years. and is also regular gaGuated ply sician
electricity is perfectly adapted chronic diseases IN
the form of nervous sick headache; neuralgia in
the head, neck or extremities; consumption Wien
in the acute stages where the lungs not fully
involved; acute chronic rheumatism, scIoful hlp
diseases white swelngs, spinal diseases, curvature
of the spine contracted muscles, distorted limbs,
palsy or paralysis, st. Vitas Dance deafness, STAN
mering hesitancy OF speech, dyspepsia, indiges-
ton constipation and liver complaint, pleswe cure
every case that be presented; asthma, bronchi-
It's structures Of the chest, and all forms Of female
complaints.
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RICE BROTHERS,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
q 60 and II East Water ST.,

MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
Buy for Eastern account GRAIN FLOUR, BEEF,
PORK, LARD, HAMS, BUTTER, SEEDS, etc.
The following choice brands of Flour on hands
BERTsHy's BEST, N. WARREN,
l4tH CABINET, EAGLE
3 CHAMPION, MCCLELLAN.
Market Reports sent daily or weekly without
charge.
-, Flour and Produce bought stored and insured at
nDeraa rates 1fgA-s mar13eod1y
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CLERIcAL.--Rev. Mr.. Mcdonald, methodist,
of Rhode Island, preached in the Third Parish
Church yesterday afternoon upon the subject
of Faith, and most ably did he illustrate the
difference between walking by faith and walk
by sight. Mr.. Mcdonald is a very impressive
speaker His language is well chosen, his
voice good, his articulation distinct, his ideas
clear and admirably arranged and his manner
easy and graceful. At the close of his sermon
he read q brief, well written note from Rev
Mr. Walton, addressed to the members of his
Church and Parish, in which he resigned his
Pastoral relation with them. He thanked
them for their Christian kindness and courtesy
shown him during the past year. The read
ing of this brief note was listened to with
marked and undivided attention, and evident
ly produced a deep feeling in the large congre-
cation present on the occasion.
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The Rheumatic the equity, the lame and the lazy
leap with joy, and move with the agility and electric
ty Of youth; the heated graid is cooled the frcst
bitten limbs restored, the unc0uth def0rnities re-
moved; faintness converted to yigor, weakness to
strength; the blind made to see the Zeal TO hear and
the pasied form to move upright; the blemieles OF
youth are obterated; the ACCIDENTS of mature lite
prexented; the calamities Of Old age obvated
. Active Circulation mai aimed