davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-10-11
HatsrclId,lcous.
y1TASnES WELL! WEARS WELL
The Genuine Magic Ruff!e !!

These goods. having tho aeoyc t.aae,:31sE "a tae
poI and Csr afe wafrautoi 10 neure at1 fall yards
Ia each piect. aud 10 WkAE and NAsu a. well - any
us141e bs hand. ,, .,,,
trrd nv the original inventors and patcnte on s1pe-
nor machlnety, froIn the best materials and nader
YyAHs' constant nss Sty.nS !aS1t4S1st sss1;S15oa
va o. ChAubefet, New York. AlAo Manufacturers
az REFFLE Fl4ETISl IRONS. aoAE.MApk AuYFLks-
, 1866-10-11

PR0POsALS FOR DREDGING
Yf1E4a

DROPOSALS FOR DREDGING
L NORTH BRANCH.
OT1l1 p1 TEE BoAED Or !EBLIc WaEKAt
CutcAGot Oct. l1e1. 13S. +
h@is4 prppoaA.t VIII be received BY the bo1-d at
October 9th tor dredging ehannel nfsY Coz fe-: wds
aaa eeFen and ti!h let ceep as ordlaaEJ
on dc At 1aId QEce.
Prpposais must be addressed to tho Bo.,d Of Pubic
Work., endorsed "Pfppo.al for Dredging NORTH
Branch be srcorpauicd With II. u.usl 3310 ooud
with sufet1ts. 10 be approved ty t1s Board.
hesordanee Etah The contiuoIs Of tais advertisement
o. e IT$st s bl snd 40 p1Spossl VII Be aceF2:ed
XXI XXI y tae Baasu taat hi rs tne nccsasarT
Is e:th1, md lis sacifn; pecpnafT reourcas
}. @. G1NDELE.
FRED. LEfZ,
o--, II. ROSE.
n<g-lff ~
, 1866-10-11
New York Stock Market.


WEDsEspAr EVENING, October 10, 1865.
The following table chow the receipts and ship-
mcnts OF produce duttnC the past twenty. -four
hours.
, 1866-10-11

WAR DEPARTMENT., SURGEON
w GENERALS OFFICE,

"AR DEPARTMENT., 6UhGEON
w GENERALS OFFICE
WAsn1sarox. B. C- August nth, 1s6s-
a. Army Ne.icai Board to consist Of Brevet cotcrea
!; p nISwn, sn5ge9n @ !: =, ,r15 Essraenh gfeSss
Dsevet Lieutenant Colonel anthony Heget. snFeeo1.
U. s A., md Brrset Mater Wasrsn Neintrs Asssta1
eisy the h ot epsemne. next t9r tae s1an3Es,
OF The CD3se1s StateH Army.
Applicants be ever tn Sears olage acd
iprcstions Ii. An Invitation 70 appear retote tne
Board should be addressed to the Surgeon General g.
3 A. and mnat lsate ihe fo 1aEe, anA data
aa place Of hlIh the candidate. TzfnoMat4 A. 70
ciaTactes ard must be furnished If the
applicant has been LII the medical services Of the arJ
during tie war fact shcuc he stated together Tln
his former rA1E and trae md psce Of service, anu e
tinrnials ftnn the others with whom lie has served
should also be f0FT Tafued-
No alow anee il p2Ade the expenses O.. pecsnns
deryong tile examination, I. Is N tnd peusabe pre-
rrQEtslte to appointment
There are At present E4t9 FSa&clEs n tae atHaISs
sta~ tor1xsI1 of whlc aFs ei cel hsi1S GFe-ttd u
~"- "1 " jUSF-H r. BARNES,
m. s.t1-IuBA SU-c .oa General U. s.
, 1866-10-11

The market exhibits decided Improvement; hnyess
appeared II tlIry In possession Of sOn,c
ruul news. The sales were 800 hrla bonded FossT.@
Hee. & Co, b.anda standard white, PHILADELPHIA u.
htF, SIC; 800 brs bonde- standard white, to he Dr.
1iyCre twforc tho Eth. PHILADELPHIA At i3tc SEQ .s
kter. Moot Coz brand. ffee on ears November IL,
sel1e1s' option, nj SIC = gal.
, 1866-10-11

WYpNEspAr EVENING. October 10.
Thcrcec1nts and shipments during tho past twenty
, 1866-10-11
CHICAGO DAILY 1lANkET.

seed. In New york-OctobcrS.
Eeeas lsye been tn good request, Including clever
15Ats lsc = D rnurh tux at {3.2.G3A, md tinoi,,
Ut t3sSHGk3,G5 y tHahel.
, 1866-10-11

"The Monitor" By Dr.. James, Specialist In the treat.
cut Of Secret pstasca shoud be in the haucs OF the
young and old Of both texcs as 1t contains Information
of vital importance. Address DR.. Jauea, =. Q. Ho1
E9H ChlcAco tncIoeinE 50 cents.
, 1866-10-11

Dphan's
HAIR GLOSS AND CURLING FLUID IN the best hair
dressing 10 tho world. 1t tmparts beaatul eloss to
the hair, Keeps it IN curl promotes its growth, etc.
:; Price 50 cents bottle.
upuAarS ASTHMA IRE relieves the most violent
pa1UIysms pt AtthnA In te1 minutes, anA efecs4 a
speedy cure. Price T. package.
CpHAAS uEPlLATO1:T POWDER will rrnore
euternn0us hair rom al rn.ts Of the body IL ye mu-
utes, without Injury to the skn. Price u bottle.
THE JAPANESE HAlRSTA1N coloss the Wh!skefa
Of only prrparation. Color will not fade OF wash
! Sold 81 LORD 4 SMITH, IL Lakess.; FILLER
FINCH / FULLER ~ and 70 Ma!Eetat-, and al
Drurrists. iy30p1iS At Y ri "a
, 1866-10-11

syphi1tsstons Cure, the only complete eradication Of
Eyrhlls. All other private diseases perfectly cured
Medicine can he had by addressing Dr. T., Office
sreeds Block, 125 DearboEn'st, II. O. Boz HS312},
Chicago. III.
, 1866-10-11

cc5bl Ie-5t net
EE..AN AND ENGLISH DANG
" tsG >CuDOL~
Thursday and frttay-
Admission for IaAy and GcaNsuah, $50 Per mouth
| v. GROUNDS, r, SUERTu.
, 1866-10-11

full prices, Cosrmon descriptions are sou1ewnat
Hth moderate supply o. haad, are stc=y at quota
Unnt. Irftfa rnruf follows:
, 1866-10-11
sH.EaaE',m
aa,sAkHl-b
l.haL-M
to.m255.01
Ts-1ltk35.&M
37.oN2M-no
Si.n1I5iW
TDta.W
- .EA "a Nh


Trtspaf EVENING, October 10, 1s6s-
The following table shows the daily receipts aoa
shinueuts Of Necf Cattle during the week up u tns
evening ~ ftportri hS tbs Secretary et TIC Goaoa
Stock Yard Company:
, 1866-10-11

Lyons Extrnct Of pusc .Jrmu3"c f:inger-
for lnuIsr.uon Nausea, Hearth .su, -.ck Headache,
Cholera Mo1bns, &e., w4..: warmtng Gellai st!tnu
liant ID required. It's careful preparation and entire r
ritz uakcs It cheap and reliable article for cl!usfy
purposes. Sold everywhere, at 80 cents per bottle.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold bF a! Drug
r-ats tr1Spf41,fsteA tn
, 1866-10-11

Therefore The ncrvous and chilltatcd should 11nea
atrly use HclInboldts Extract Buchu.
jyiGpE1- -54t-T + "a
, 1866-10-11
Hatcheltr.s HQtr DYe,

BAfchelhf7e H0H Oye1
The Best In tia Worldt Harmless, rextie tnssans4-
neeua: The only perfect pye! SoalssppoantmshsSnS ~
YorE, Also, NEGESERATINt} EXTRA T OF MILE
FLEE1sS-Yestores preserves sd eeanhoes tne half.
1cid ET all DfuZg1sN. Ge91As~l9
Shattered Constitutions
17netnred hx II e11,h1td'R Extract Buchu.
, 1866-10-11

TALL0W-Recciyc.l 10.esu nss shipped. none.
Market gnlci but nsH. sateA were = pkGs city pack
crk' nj II &c; - lIrls country al 1sc.
TEAs-Arc in fair rc0utst. md the market still
holds rEts al the prices ~c quite:
Young Hy son superior 10 rnc, 1n........tl.ona1ho
extra TO choice. m...,...-.-+. tss3e-1o
Imperial, superior to nnc. ............. x>4t.73
do extra to choice. F B..-....... e.1:Mt2cS
Gru2owLts superior 10 inc, G............ 12atLs3
do eXtEz to ctsolrc. p n.........,. e.G1+323
Jananned nntnrnl lest ane 10 cxttn Gne. r = 1.s1b
do do Ene 10 choice, H.. 1i12t-I
do eolorc1t, = D.......-.. l.E541.s3
TDHAECtl-The naEkrf Is steady at rrtytoas
, 1866-10-11

Or. HIEeloyT,
IJaring the confidence Of the public and The neicai
{1cuty at large Il the most Eatlabe physician 10 the
city for cruu{c nervous and sexual dlscssot Call At
E!s oftce, 179 Soath Clarxst;, corner ot Monroe.
Rooms separate. Consultation free. r O. Rox 13t.
Ills ErIds 10 health Published monthly, sent tree u
Hprn
, 1866-10-11

Key TO Love; .-.......
or Lecture ssHow TO charm those you love" Is cent?.
Strictly Pfirlte Inok for MarTlrd rersops. t., New
PssenI Complete Compound Male ant Female Magnl-
tutc ST rutt SO. TIfs clrek all Female auh BoEel
Diseases. and prevents vhat many kamiilr. need.
These All lr s. Lacdls. d!scoye1lss and i1se1-
adephla. Pa and receive BY return nall: or, send
, 1866-10-11

Price only One Dollar. Sold hS =. SCUfll~ t?ta.
~ Th@ra - ARD Vicinity, 1f1flhlTu S.AATC p
, 1866-10-11

Eir. No. !. heavy 6Eal.l0 nloInes do1.go % 49dt0
EAD-1tg Is selling IN small lots cx store 1T II
Gt1kc. ...
METALS AND TlSNERS' aTOCk-De-
mand sattly active, aud market ntm at the following
, 1866-10-11

T4.FEErAEEn,
II trttlt, nd = sold
il. +; bCCE. % CAl
CarE-kt-: ultHE .
Whnlfta1e Agents e
VAN EUAACE. aEd
may h addressed u,
3IttskS h 60. - !
Gulta1son Nrt- 4 GF
xAN CASE tucceFi
mall. +? 1l1 xhv Tln
, 1866-10-11

CAVALRY RONSES WANTED
E4a1,A proposals y III be received at this a.Ica
Until ii o'rioak n, Of "Wednesday, Dctootr 1th, ls.
, 1866-10-11
Ez.-s.s7sz:SE;Ee.= sEsssi1ss- 49, :

infc,tfnE. sflcr the words "aud bciween Caroli
9nd Fu!.on s:Escts," tho words "apd cast of
AID. CLARK moved to 1ay the nmcndncn, on tho
EAid. Russell demanded I'M ayes. aud noes,
and ihe motion Of AID. Clark prevailed hy The
n1ys1SA1d. Coz, Garter, Wicker, w!lm.ysh,
3. 5ety.. 1aleo.t~ -Woodard, Dixhy. Holden, Gas.-
asid, Hnntley, Ffanzen, Rnh, shackorl, Lawson,
Kos*1hid. Kniekefeoeker, D'wolt, Esna. Rus
"A: WI!msEtn Sovsd The passage Of section 4,
and the motion prevailed.
Section having beea reed by the Clerk,
Ald. Russell moved 10 amend The section BY
aefea b. sbe s nness otherF'e or
Ald Clark moved to lay the amendment on the
AID A,d. Russell demanded The svc. md noes, and
the motion Of AID. Clark prerailed by the fo!|ow-
;zssEAld. Cox, Carter, Wicker. w.ra.g.A, Cd.
naferts. 1aicoi.. Woodard, n:xoy. Holden. Gsst-
, Gs!d; Hn9,nt!sS Kuh knee', shacsfoFd, lawsop'
H9ts-Ald. KnicLerboeker, D'Won, KuAscl'.
Ala. Wicker moved tho passage Of section s,
Section of tho ordinance haring been read by
AID. csiktns moved ii. passage, aud the motion
seeuon OF The ordinance having been read by
Ald Wicker 1norcd 10 amend the section BY Ia.
s. misc the whole Of said strrc..''
The amendment was aAoptcd-
tcn by striking ont The words .as far as p:actl-
ethc," after the words euitchcs and turu.outs' ~
The amendment wse adopted.
as amended, and the motion prevailed.
AID: HnsseN moved that tie ordinance be
amended bs adding thereto AZ follows:
t6T faStfn hrbaf 4
, 1866-10-11
CORPORATION NOTICE.

y - - Va ~ ftV9
Commissioners Of the Board Of Public Il
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20
VOLUME 33. NO. %.

iaiiy iujure the tree. but scalds and KIN.
the bark. making bad wound.
DO not Piow your land While the soil IS
vet and mixes like mortar. Even though
the season b. late. il is doabtiul whether
anything Is gained by Plowing before the
ground Is Sufficiently dry TO have it drop
partially 20 pieces on ~ being turned over.
But Plow deep; take hold Etiie lower
down than you did last year; yoa vii be
the gamer by 30 doing. FRrr. Jr.
Wilton. l-G6.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

ArrEARANcE oF JEsUs. The HalloweH
Gazstte has possession Of a very aneicut
work called the e Spy from which Il says.
The following description ofihe personal
appearance % the Saviour Of mankind.
written BY rubiius Seuialgs. Governor Of
Judea. and sent 90 the Roman senate.
uhcn the fame % the Messiah began 70
spread. Is quoted ~ the " Spy in letter
20 e Bedredin. superior of The Dervises Of
the Convent of Cogni IN Natolia:
" There lives al this time in .Tudea.
man Of singular virtue. whose name j. Je-
sus Christ. whom the Bsrbarians esteem
Prophet bat his own Foliowcrs adore him
as The Offspring Of the Immortal Cod. lie
calls back a. Dead from their Graves. and
heals al sorts % Diseases With a Word or
Touch. Heis tarl and vel shaped o.
an Amiable. Reverend Aspec' bis liar of
a Colour ihat can hardly be matched. fall
irg into graceful Caris below his Ear.. and
very asrecabiy touching on his Shoulder.
parted on the Grown Of his Head Ike tie
Navarites Ills Fore-Head Is very smooth
and large. bis Cheeks viihogt other spot.
save that q lovely Red. lis Nose snd
Mouth, formed with exquisite symmetry.
lis Beard thick and Of a Colour suitable 20
thc Hair Of bis Head. reaching an inch be-
iow his Chm. and parting IN the Middle
ike Fork. Ills Eyes bright. clear and
serene lie rcbukcs with Majesty. Cour-
sels with Mildncss; BIS sboie Address.
uhethc- in Word or Deed. being Elegant
and Grave No Man has seen L,m laugh.
Bot BE- has wePt frequently. lie Is very
Temperate. Modest and Wise. 4 Man.
for bis Excellent Beauty and Divine Per-
icctious. surprising The Children q Men.~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20
AGRICrIrIRAL nrER,rInNs

pEawINo N,rcH. rIoviSo MArcu ANn
Srru,L iurnovrurNrS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

Ok IsfE ktu. As thc midday Worccs-
Per Train was about leaving the depot yes.
terday man 20 thc Johnsonian style OF
manners entered one o. the cars AMI cruflv
requested tla; two Young ladies' occupying
SEPARATE seats should 80 together that be
and bis iricrd might cuioy a f-fe-a-f-fe on
ihe other seat. But. sail one % ihe dam
seis. biushiuE. Ibis seat IS engaged.
'NEosaeed. f. irs~ brusqlely responded
The man. 90 who engaged r2" Il youug
mar. said tbc con-riors maiden. "A
yoan- man. ch, where's his barcaees-
persisted Drsa Mai1r "Tm his BAGGAGE.
Od Hatcful. rcp cd ne dcmure danseI
punin- her rosy iips into tie p-ettie.t
poat. "Oil HatcfaI~ sub.iIed thc voan-
man came in ard extended an arm protect
incly. almost cafessingly. around his bar-
gage. ara Nr Condncto, Capron started
the train. rProviicuce JoaruaL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

NJ. Day. uho reioiccs ia sevea olive
branehes--siK daughiers anl a. boy.-says
b. hts q ciri far every day in thc week. and
ol.e son iay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

NrfltNL lNrEpNTMFNrS
fouuiffcr. Thomas =. HALEY. Stow
james Walker. lpcburc Benjamin
Weber. sweden.
for hest exhibition of strength and disci-
piinc on a cart. bv oxen feet and up-
wards. 200 second 10. go.
best exhibition 81 same D. oxen under
feet. - 90. second DO. I .00.
best exhibition of strength ani discipline
on draE. b. oxen Z feet and upE ard.
eco. second 20. loo.
best exhibition % pioEing uith double
team, SOD; sccoud do. 2.oo. third 10.
best exhibition Of plowing With single
team. 500. sccond 10. 200. tAiri Do.
Iuu
t. tAc Persons iniroiacin- The most usc-
iul branch ~ manufacturcs within the limits
OF thc society. or exhibiting the most val
uahic stock. or thc most usefli Agricultural
impicmcnt or mcchanicai invention whrch
hal been purchased since thc last cxhibi-
ton. vii b. awarded thc sam OF fiecn dol
lars AZ the discretion oi ihc Committee.
ln ihc Drawing Match. premiums Nil not
ai~ays De- awarded o. animals that succccd
in starting iho heaviest load. bst 90 those
managing heavy load most skilfuuy. back
irg. turning. passing between gate posts.
ard in fact undcrgoins The sane tests %
shich they are subjected on the farm. The
prcmiams are opea 20 che competition ofall
drsit anlmals.
IN pipsiug. each team Is 60 plow one
eighth II an acre within an ho1r Furrovs
must b. cight inches deep. and uniform
length AMI arca.lt lth. Toe skill % the plo4
nan and icamstcr an tle liscip..ue % the
team si.i br specially rc-arlr1
4 ai1.lrna viii he -varlri % thc best
pos usr.i diploma ~iil or awarded to
the ocst harroE oi any dcscr. Pt.on used al
=. i'o"'s
" Az '-'i''''-N i"'"' = -
tpnl1l.f'rr ID. Lowell l-amson, tryelur.-
ID >aanlcis. Sweden n. McKa.iek.
Denmark.
for le-t M .n,cr AfPIes. i.l1.
hrst taN appl.s. l"
best sr-lHng apr.cs. l-n'-
best 'rhle-. l'u-
tcst prhr-. l-U".
ocsi rearhos. 90
Lc-t pea oi clliif1tcd cranberrics Nth
statement oi cultivation. i.ou.
bf-t cNli oiiion OF each ot ttc ioiioEing
Nirtriies 90 Vegetable. I'D cis Twelve
ih'.c blood orets. DO. liable carrots.
pAf"iI'-' 'arnirs. onions. siV cabbagcs.
ilrce ~tntcr sqaashes, tvcntv toma-
terr. tafce F-apNia,. Asi l-slel Po-
oe't tad greatest variety oi vegetables
ia'-t ot tDe contributor. -''. second
'
"- -'ii, uen garden seeds raIscd in
-. 't iAe cNh'oiior, l.o'. second
'i grasses, rroptrlF IA
,.... ' ,'.- a. '.'-' % I-F
90 "tiA 4i.4 caltiFalra
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

y nasAiul AM rather greea young ieilo~
ol our acllainfance invited yoang lady 90
attend bah sifh Li.n enc uight last SUM-
mer. TIE invitation vas accepted. and ibo
couple appeared at th, ball Aher dane
ms ior some timc 90 -rccay' saw his part
ner sittirs ia one rorpcr Of the room. an
aloac. Vow was h,s chance 80 De walk
cl -p to where Che i4dy Eas sitting. and
sat down beside her. All well so far. boz
OBJ baslfll fellow was al a lors for some
'bing fo say. IT, 6igetel about consider
able ard vas sweating rr3iasciy Finally.
taking hold of his uiicd collar. BE- con-
meuccd conversauon iLus d" lts pouerfal
warm ln this room--my shirts vet. amt
yoarse- lils partner b,ashcl. said nothing.
tat took De arm lor thc Best dance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20
Farmers department.



Au's- as aui se.-asr- r~r'siai.r 60 So. o..
clnsFY beard IarrIhrr. anf are iaiiu.atsIs raa
nscied sHh A. s'rr.tuf-.-AestcotA
West Oxford Agricultural Society
The Annuai Far OF ths wc,, Oasorl Az
riculiurai Society vii be- held at Fryeburr
Tucslay, Wedneiday anl rharsday. Oet5.
Ter %. i0 an.l li. Is6s.
LIVE STOCK.
HoEsrs.
Cs.ulH-s. Barne. Walker. Lowell. Alos.
arier Appl~hy. Bro~n6cld. John J..
kimhau Hiram
For bcst Stallion. ycars OH AMI upward.
kepi in thc couuty ior mares durinr Oh,
season. SOC. second do. 2.U0. lard 30.
ut
bcsi 5rcciing mare viih stock. . CD. sec.
ond DO. o.
best aniiy horse. or roadster. 200. see-
ora DO U1.
be,' hor-c oian vork. 2.oo. ,ccond d.
1o1.
be'' pair matched carrase horsc.. 20.
sccoui do. iUp.
he.t pair u.aicl-l colts. e.Dl. second DO
luI
be.' 'Aree years oii eoh. 100. second
be,s '-o year. Oh coli. IS es.. .cooni
DO. 80.
te,' ore y,ar Oh cola. % e,,. .econI
90. Cd rfs
be- ro't uotmorc than six month, oii.
80 rfs
bs.s 'rasias stallion. D oo second do.
.Ia
bcst irofiin< uarc or rcilirg. s .00. sec.
ord do go. fLi-.l do 10
bcst trot'in- three wear. olI coh. eHo.
ecaUd 10 U1
beet trotiirs h3re wherever o~ued.
1N nO.
be.i walking io-c wherever Owned.
10
Al Lorcs ~hi hc iioronrblr cxani-e.l
and tested flrir size. constltat..n and r,.
oifg ulil he considered a. vel A. t.-l-
speed. action nrl SPIRIT. The re.li.-rr~ s,l
stock of sfaiiiou- shoa.f D. exhibited .r ---
der ihat i1ry nav receive special c.n.fl---
alion. Matched Lorscs ami ro.t. wall hr
cKauirel in harucss. Iamiir hsr.r.- ana
horses of ail sork vii o. tried in rarr.,..
cr cart. ir Va king. t-oit.r-. taoAia.-. t..r..
ing. niniin- a. word. az.
tsuCrs co harscs competing in ffr tr1t-
rag match vlI lc rcga.rcl o. ras Al en-
trance tce a. nuc dollar. I fh.s a-r la
ucrherr 20 tle ~orirtg
NEAT ~TOD n. TpWNTE ANS SHEEP
SWINE AND EOtLIEY.
t.ur-ittl-. Ttomas Mibry. Hiram. D..
sePl " toioy. Denmark . b. o.
god. Tvrlar-
Ter best COW. hrec.i.a- ani m,Lir. prom
rffrra rHrar.lrrr.I . I.f .....- q H o ...
, 1866-11-12
THE RUSSIAN AMERICAN TELE-
GRAPH.

The Work on the Russian Side olthe Fac'ac
-Reanlt OF the eExpsorataoas-Biil Paid By
tho Brtslah Gsvefunsent tor damage done
By the Pirate ShenRndoef-
NEW YonK, November lo.-Tho H<r9id's enr-
rcepondcnt with sre Org and Telegraph
Expedition. wridog from reuoupontpskt, IN
Kaite1n siberia, s1Ees A. a. ne eoeearag7nS nns- A.
ian s4p. spa % men, l. aesea s ass,st n so:
saf q s, Viz 9s' IT, s sds
Ghijtea ma oEhotsk ani ioaad i feasible % .he
has explored The route from the mon,h OF The
AMOR to o. Lahouk, and found II feasible tos the
work. 1isuseuant kcnnoq has explored ;hs topts ,'
10 Anadyr Bay and found 1t feasible for the work.
Captain Mucrae las travelled among III: tfshuch-
" ns hs: ss IN hf Of
hha.a n.s travelled amons tne Kutlaks aud me
native Kannehadolee, and found them entirely
travelled among the TungrRl an.t other tribes BE-:
tween Ghijlga and the month o! the Amoor, and
found .hcM entirely irtendlJ: The langun r.
Which theJ have hitherto lsp: secret for their
Wo1E has been commenced at several point',
wherever wotkmen can BE- procured. fo!cs were
supply depots. Points hare BEEN selected along
ioT lie line. These nre mainly II the mouth. Of
rivers tha: may be used for transpottion 70 tnS
interior. 4 Sufficient number Of wofsnem Wili
xherc the natives a1u In desired sbunoancc, and
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Al supplies viii be provided ~ ikst IS tho shtpa
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, 1866-11-12
THE COLLEGES.
t,rcaldeuS blanchard on Scctarianlsna
IN Colleges.

pfcaldeux blanchard on Scctafianisn
In Colleges.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
There arc three political parties ID the
United stntcs-Rcpnhlic2n Democrat nnd
johnson. II one should stand aloof from
each and all of them, aud show his patriot
tsm by reading lectures against partyism,
the question would instantly arise IN
ali practical persons who had the good
of The country at heart, whether that
man had any patriotism at all.
There arc many religious sccts IN this
couptrg. They result from the joint working
Of three causes, VIZ: free opinion, honest
conscience, and narrow understanding, Win,
10 man. In this state Of things, to ingnore
sccts-to say: I'VE will none OF yonr secss J.
ave will build college with no reference to
sccts,' i Just as sensible and honest as for
one to say II will none Of your parties
There ought TO be nene-noth.ns put =. she
rccaId or party''-Whcn he well knows there
arc none but PARTY candidates to vote for un.
less he starts new candidate, and TINT u q
new party MOL An honest man Will
make M Ills mind, the best he can. how he
shall best promote the interests Of the coun.
tyy and vote accordingly, with party OF
against party, ever following the best ltShs
be can get. On this ground vote the Repub
The scc,s calling themselves Christian Art
more numerous than the parties In politics
| One sect teaches th4t It's head man or Fopc,
now trundline about Italy, has the Keys Q
! s.. Peter, to shut heaven against al such =
| reject The doses OF priest rites Invented O
enforced By himself or his cardinals
! auothcr insists on "Apostollc" claim
and rites equally human in origin
| aud resting At the bottom on An nc
Of Parliament made BY Queen Elizabeth Il
The a1st year of her reign. Another nume
rpus and respectable bod5srefuses to CON
uunc with OF give letters to churches who's
members have not been Misunderstanding
hayc invented national churches and churc'
| Governments under one name and form
other. unknown alike In name and sut
stsncc. fbrm and spirit to the teAchlngs {
| Chrtst' Another sect denies that Christ IA
or is snvthiug more than human, md In on
Of It's conventions heard the Saviour calle
Mr. Jes.s Ghrit By one claiming to be
thclr brotherhood. Another large so "a
Christ sad that ono part I
INC human race should ''9o dcay IL
erSr7a,fiao puniahmens," but another ''iato Il
rt+1,ol. u hat he meant that both Aaouid 90
| thr to1ns pl1ct. Others still rest on sou
regularity Of doctrine. rite, or Governmen
which, In their Judgment, best conforms
! the spirit. or promotes tho substance
! Christianity, and 90 Wa51ants Or tsaoises .
I jirhtcped and honest continually apProa,
: esch other In fellowship, spirit and method
d Now, tos myself. as the TRIBUNE doe
!. inn} an tt{s sccnc of dclusion -
- distraction with sovrow. ! wish I'll m
- were more enlightened and Catno =.
. than myself and hall as tn' ~
fan" brother whomsocEc1 OIL al tn'