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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-03-20

| The Advertiser and the Clergy.
| A week ago, we had occasion to quote and
comments upon the following sentences from
| the Aduertiser: abp Dga ~. % uEE
The clergymen of New England are con.
fessedly, at this time, low down in the scale Of
religious influence over the people, compared
with what that influence was, in the days ol
the Westminster catechism, and even in the
early days of the passing generation. This
sad condition arises from the very general loss
of popular respect which the clergy have
brought upon themselves by neglecting spirit
ual, and needlessly meddling with secular al
fairs-talking out of the pulpit and preaching
politics in the pulpit. s .sai -1-.d ,5ga
As the implication that the clergy have
learned to Hpreach politics" since the days Of
the Westminster Assembly, was founded in
amazing ignorance, we took the liberty to con-
trovert the conclusions SO glibly drawn from
fictitious premises. 1t seemed to us, that o
writer so careless or incom, etent in his treat
ment Of historical materials, could hardly be
trusted in his statement either ofpresent facts
or of causes for the alleged facts. That con-
viction is confirmed by the following passage
from an article in Saturdays Adoertiser:
1t was in spirit of rant and .tanaticism,
backed by all the power of Parliament, that
the clergy referred to by the Press, rose to an
ascendant influence, and preached polite for
living IN the days of the Westminster Cate
chism. s.r,..r y7f4i4.i yfitbsr ysi. ~. !
Here is writer, who says in effect, 1. That
in the days of the Westminster Assembly, the
clergy did not "preach politics" and therefore
had more powerful religious influence than
their New England successors of the present
day, who do. 2. That in the days of the West
minister Assembly, theclergy did 'preach poll
itics" and enjoyed an Ascendant influence
whereupon the cause for the alleged loss Of
influence by tho New England clergy, vanish
es into thin air, may be anything else but GER
/ talnly cannot be 1preaching politics." since a
true cause cannot exist without its due effect.
and here Gin the days of the Westminster cat
echism" are clergymcn actually meddling in
secular affairs and yet retaining their due re-
igious Influence. After week for investiga-
ton this writer seems to have satisfied him
self that preaching politics" is not a modern
invention, and this is the way in which he
tries to patch his dislocated logic. af-s.EA.
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For Sale, to close q concern.

90 The Carleton Estate, at the corner of Con-
E4:;: gress and Carleton Streets measuring about
A65 feet on Congress and about 100 feet ON Garlic
ton Street, with the three-story House thereon.
About one-half of the value may remain on mortgage
for number of years. For further Information ap-
ply to STEELE & HAYES.
Portland, March 6, 1Ses.-dtf
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Distillery for Sale

THE building known as the CORTLAND DIS
l. TILLERY," including all the machinery, appa-
ratus, Cisterns Tubs, SC. contained therein stu
ted on Canal and Beach Streets together with the lot
ofland containing about 20, 900 square feet. .5ea
pair and he aoater privilege is uasurpassed. yf q
An excellent opportunity is here offered for any one
wishing to engage In the Distlng business or tor
any other manufacturing purpose. For further par
tculars enquire ON the premises. . a. -,
March 10, 1866.-d3w
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FOR - ALE /!

A FIRST CLASS country residence, situated in
1r'est Poland Village. The buildings consist of
one story and half house IS % feet, and an Is
ing water in the house, The buildings are well fin
ished from cellar to attic in the mort modern STYLE
and of the best material. Also, about one acre Of
land in high state of cultivation, with fruit trees
and shrubbery. Would be splendid location for a
good physician, there being none within seven miles,
The above place will be sold at bargain. and on easy
terms. For further particulars enquire of
LUTHER PERKINS,
s. ~ q At Mcguire HILL West Poland, Me.
Mar 16-dSSwtf M ssf ~ u 5o a1l
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eg- Illinois cotton commands premium Of
five cents per pound in New York. and this
fact is producing adecided effect in the culture
of the staple in that State.
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BLANCHARD'S
Improvement OH Steam Boilers

an some boilers 700 degs. of heat is thrown away,
I Imaking loss OF 1-3 the fuel. The question is
often asked how can this be saved. Mr.. Blanchard
has invented boiler that takes perfect control OF all
very simple in its construction after the engine in
motion the smoke pipe is closed tight and the waste
heat carried through heaters, heating the steam to
any temperature desired; the remainder carried
through the water heater. using up al the waste
heat but 200 degs.; the heat being reduced SO low
there can be no danger of setting hres by sparks
thrown from engines which will add much value to
this invention, besides the saving 1-3 the fuel.
For particulars inquire of
,~f VIM. WILLARD,
Corner OF Commercial Wharf and Commercial st.
Feb 24-d1y
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For Sale.

THAT very desirable lot of Land, situated on
i Pearl, between Cumberland ami Oxford St.. hav-
ing about seventy feet front, and containing over six
thousand square feet, sufficiently large for two first
class houses. - -...r 7
For particulars enquire of DANIEL PLUMMER,
or w. @. MEANS. rff -eTil si-f'
Portland, March 1s66-dtf ..s....-,....- .,.
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Recent Publlcauons.
THEOLOGICAL.

THE TEMPORAL MISSION OF THE Holy GHOST;
or, Reason and Revelation. By Henry Edward,
Archbishop Of Westminster. One volume limo.
New York: ID. Appleton and Company.
OF this work we are free to confess that we have
read but little beyond the introduction and the dedi-
cation, in which it Is inscribed to the Congregation
of the Oblates Of Saint Charles, In the Diocese Of
Westminster" Its author, now q Catholic Arch
bishop, better known in former years as DIR.
Manning. Of the Puseyite, or extreme High Church
wing of the Episcopal body The object Of his work.
as he states it. is 10 show that "to believe In Reyel
ton is the highest act of the human reasons that to
believe in Revelation whole and perfectly is the per-
ecton Of the reason that to submit to the Voice of
the Holy Spirit in the Church Is the absolute cond-
tion to obtain perfect knowledge of Revelation,
that the Divine Wisdom of the Holy Spirit in the
Church antc pates the criticism OF the human reason
and refuses to be subject to it." The Arehbshop ar
gues-frst that Is violation Of reason not to be-
heve in the existence Of God; secondly that 1t ID
violation Of our moral sense not to believe that God
has made himself known to man; thirdly, that tho
revelation He has given Is Christianity; and fourth
y, that christianity in Its perfection and Its puri-
ty, unmutated and full in Its orb and circumference
Is Catholicism" The author expresses himsen as
feeling some degree OF regret that ne snouio na'o
been unable before publishing his book 70 go % Rome
tor the purpose OF suDmitbAhk - "
Judgment of the Holy See."
The hook Ia one whchis likely to have but small at
traction for the general reader; but the source from
which n emanates can hardly ial to attract to 1t
;derable attention from that class who are Interest,"
ed in theological controversy. .Ie-
rup CHURCH OF ENGLAND PoRTIoN OF
GuRIsT's ONE HOLY CHURCH, AND MEANS
OF REsroRINe VISIBLE UNITY. AN EIRENI-
CON, In Letter to the Author OF 1.-THE Chris
tian Year." By e. b. Pussy, ID. D., kegius Pro-
lessor of Hebrew, and Canon of Christs Church,
Oxford One volume 12mo New York; ID. Ap-
pleton and Company. -4F... .r r.
Here, at last, have distinct statement and ex-
position Of those peculiar views the advocacy Of
which has made the venerable DIR. Pusey an object
for so much yilfcation the one hand and Of such
enthusiastic partizanship on the other. Precisely
what those views are probably but few persons have
as vet been well prepared to state and it may be set
down as matter for congratuaton that full declara-
ton Of this faith should at last 70 made by its chief
apostle The work seems to have been called out by
the "Personal Appeal of Archdeacon Manning, au-
thor Of the volume noticed above, and In 1t Dr. Pusey
endeayors clearly to define the points OF difference
betweeu his theological position and that held by the
Roman Catholics Like the above, it is book whose
;ntsrest IL only for limited class Of readers but for
| those it will have great and permanent value. ~
Both these works are for sale by Bailey and Noyes
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-03-20
FOR SALE.

M BUILDING LOTS within few rods Of
III the Portland and Rochester Railroad Depot
at Cumberland Mills, miles from the city. These
lots vary in price from $50 to $780, very accommo-
dating terms to the purchaser. I
/. As soon as the p. & R. Railroad can be put in
thorough repair a Dummy Car will run to the above
named village for the accommodation of those who do
business in the city. 9i
Also, acres of land on which is large two-story
house, extensive out-buildings ami barn, which may
be repaired and made into Hotel boarding house,
at q moderate outlay. ass H AI4'>. .elj4 :
M: SEAVEY, 92 Exchange St.
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Rare Chance.

TNOR SALE-Diniug and Oyster Room, now do 'nl
Il good business; rent low. Inquire of
M. DUROY, II Middle Street.
Mar II --d1w*sl CIEEl-0 = Lcf Els .l q
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To be Let.

DESK ROOM for one or more persons, in a good
IL sized pleasant Office with modern conyeniences
attached ON second floor, No. 27 Exchange Street,
"Ocean Insurance Company's building"
j. r. BRAZIER.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
nNE superior new Locomotive Boiler.
" One secondhand Engine and Boiler (15 horse
power) all complete.
Secondhand Shafing and Pullies.
One new horizontal Engine (6 in. cylinder.) 4
One new Oscillating Engine, (6 In. cylinder.)
5 Also, secondhand Mill Gearing and Shafting
Trenail Machines; Jack Screws. t....-o s...
EF-- All kinds of Machinery promptly made and
repaired. st n-ulI lIsfl ''5 q giao sea
IRA WINN, Agent, ,,. 81
feSd2m No. II Union St., Portland, Maine.
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For Sale and to Let.
Lease & Fixtures for Sale
Choice Oil Lands for Sale.

THE subscribers oiser for sale five thousand acres
l. of the a.s.-5a -.tt ,selIT-.f
Best Oil Lands in Canada West,
Situated in Boutwell, and vicinity.
Painted maps, of our lands for sale or to lease will
be address receipt of two dollars showing
the situation OF our lands &c.
Parties wishing to buy lands to stock Companies
with will be literally dealt with. 4lI 81 -
For further particulars and circular address, with
stamp enclosed to pay return postage, 70
t.i1ase7.i ANDREWS, ELLIS u CO., ms. il
Box 143 Boutwell,, Canada West.
Oficein Exchange Building. mh7dtf
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STEAM DREDGE.

r,HE DREDGE MACHINE, CONSTITUTION.
i which has been undergoing repars in her Ma,
chinery, and the addition of New Boilers, &C., is now
WHOLLY COMPLETED
and ready as soon as the ice leaves the harbor tn
commence her work for the coming season. and the
undersigned desires share of the public business.
CHARLES f. MONTINE.
Portland, Feb 10.-dom*
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For Sale

THE Stock and Fixtures OF q aGrocery ana fiess .t
ion Store, situated in central part OF the osJ
Apply to 294 Congress st. mnsu"
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For Sale.

o. A NEW HOUSE, Stable, and Lot 81
ESi: by 115 feet, on Clark Street, $500
III House and Lotion Neal Street, $500
House and Lot on Sumner Street, +.- 17OO
House and acres of land about two miles
from the city, 7 Il arfIa4a asif9A ~ 2O0O
Inquire of III. fI eEr s,y
JOHN C. PROCTER,
Mar 15-dH r10 stI tt Lime Street.
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For Sale.

- A good, comfortable two-story House and
;;; Stable, with about 5000 feet of land located in
is onthe premises never failing well of superior wa
ter For further particulars apply to E. 9. OWEN,
No. q Exchange ST., or ALFRED HASKELL, No.
162 Fore Street. Hlt hiti- 'f r5'' s-A
Mar S-d3w* r- - -tff. ss.le ...st 81 tJ-~ ~sza
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Store to Let.

OTORE 172 Fore Street, I'd door from Mouiton st.
- in Duran Il Chadwick Block. For particulars en-
WILLIAM DURAN,
sl Vi iis ff No. Moulton Street.
March !, 1S66-df 1i -aluh .ls Gs44a-
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Farm for Sale.

Farm for Sale. pFitl'
A GOOD FARM of about 10 acres, about II miles
AfroN Gorham Village, on the line of the Portland
& Rochester Railroad, to be sold cheap. Terms lib
eral. Apply to Hi'
sa-ss-.-H ROSCOE G. HARDING, Gorham,
Or, H. c. BARNES, Portland.
Feb 27-dtf O. n1i Slttf y I -t
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FOR SALE t!

A DRY GOODS Stock and Stand for sale at agreat
IA bargain. For particulars inquire Of HT T"ie
..-.- THRASHER s. CO., e .st1
Feb 27-dtf Free st. Block.
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For Sale,

VyHE UNITED STATES PATENT RIGHT for
i MARSHALLS IMPROVED ANCHOR. .ri
For further particulars enquire Of, or address
"gaU4 ii7e-f GEO. L. KIMBALL,
$3.50 ,,,-,- Firm of Stevens. Freeman q Co.
Nov, 11-dtf
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same place every Thursday morning at SZ.oo year,
invariably in advance. S
RATES OF ApyERTIsTNG.-One inch OF space, in
length OF coumu constitute a square"
$3.50 per square daily first week % cents per
week alter three insertions or less $loO; continu-
Hall SQUARE three insertions less, 70 cents; one
week i 100; so cents per week after. 1iti p
Under head of ftAMUsEMENTs," $500 Der square
per week; three insertions or less, S150 |
20 SPECIAL NOTICES" LIS per square first inser-
ton and 20 cts. per square for each subsequent in
serton; hall square, S1.00 FIRST insertion, 10 cts.
each subsequent insertion. f fis fqtsa1 ai.I
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
fREss (which has large circulation in every par
Of the Statefor S100 per square for first insertion
and so cents per square for each subsequent insef
] ton. atigG+E4 fe uarl4a Hi @Gt lill4A4p
.nR JOB PRINTING, of every description, exc
cuted with dispatch; and all business pertaining 70
the Office or Paper promptly transacted on applica-
ton as above. - -, ..,.. rf,,j
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Established June 23, 1862.

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day, Sunday excepted lat SO Exchange Street.
Portland, N. A. FOSTER, Proprietor
TERMs:-Eight Dollars year in advance.
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Dwelling Houses for Sale.
- The Brick Block of two Houses on the west
HUFF; side of Cotton Street, viii be sold very low.
Ases2L Enquire of
e. e. UPHAM s. SON.
March 9-dlm I'IF at
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For Sale,

80 The place in Westbrook now occupied by J.
E;;; D. Kidder, two miles from Portland, embracing
I'LL six acres of land. house, stable and barn.
Address through p. o. mbSdu
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r O r S A L Ei

ONE secondhand HAND PRESS for sale cheaf
" ii applied for soon. Size OF Platen 20x2S.
Inquire in person at, or address by mail, @i
ysre1f sEY PRESS OFFICE, Portland, Me.
Feb 13-dtt
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Store to Let,

TyHE Brick Store corner Commercial and Franklin
L Streets, at present occupied by Messrs. Jefer-
son Coolidge g. Co. Possession given Oct. LIST. b,
slf 4 EIl-i"'i'4 A. & s. e. SPRING.
Sept H-d6 10000. 81
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For Sale,

III igrrGl Two Fairbanks Scales, End hand
NA ~, No. Z, drop lever, on wheels capacity
SAp---sr $500 bs.; as good as new; to be sold
{Assssx<& by Sol 30 alI .ii.. lsta.Ha
EY-XN>A TUKEY s. WATSON, ~ j
ssT<SsSe~ IS Union st.
T-Scales of all kinds taken and repaired and sold
on commission. mh6dH
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Tuesday Morning, March 20, 1886.
The Advertiser and the CLERGY.

az Reading Matter on all -Four Pages.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
Continental EnuL.

To me Edihr Of The NJ y. TyibuHe
sIR: The statement in newspapers Of tins morning TO
the effect that check drawn by John Ross on this bank,
in favor Of J. s. Cronise Co., for $63O62 80 with
forged certificate of Teller and deposited by that firm
in the Bank Of the Commonwealth May l. was sent TO
this bank by the payee before dposng IT, and the GER
tcotion pronounced genuine by the Teller OF this bank
entirely false. The check in question was never seen
at this bank until it through the exchanges from the
Clearing House. and the forgery of the Telers certificate
was then Immediately detected, and return OF the
amount of the check demanded by from the Bank Of
the Commonwealth.
The report that We refused to show books is equally
false and our certificate book is open to any parties in
terested Yours respectfully,
c. +. TIMIsog Cashier.
Mr. Yoyt. Nav Q ls66.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04


SIR: We have observed in The E,eriEg Post card
signed by c. ]. Timpson, Cashier Of the Copllsen,A
Bank denying that check drawn by John Ross that
Bank in favor Of j. S. Cronse Co.. for $63O62 So with
certificate of the teller Of that Bank and deposited by
the firm Of j. s. Conise & Co. in the Bank Of the Com
monweab was presented to the Continental Bank BY the
payees thereof before such deposit
without commenting upon Mr. Timpson's method OF
attempting create opinion upon question Of fact
which must before the Courts for tnal and merely
remarking that bis card would have had more force II
signed by the paying teller Of the Continental Bank We
emphatcay that the check in question ~as sent by
us to the Continental Bank and presented 10 the paying
teller Of said Bank before accepted BY and the
said paying teller examined the certoation and pro-
nouDced the TO be genuine whereuPon, relying upon
the cerfcaon and the above statement Of the letter.
accepted the said check in payment Of our gold.
May 3, 1866. j. 5. CEoSIsE " Go.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
and b. more prudep, people in the street have been ts

victims.
Bills at 60 days on London are quoted at iosiSo9 for
Commercial lO9 alO9I for Bankers; do. at short sight
lIOlallOj; Paris at 60 days 5lSi a5l5 do at short
sight; 5lSla5l2l; Antwerp, 5.2OS5.l6l Swiss, 57i
5I5; Hamburg sc q3Gl; Amsterdam 4Oi aiil; Frank
fort 4oi na Bremen IS, 079i; PTussian Thaers 7ll
a72l
The official statement Of the public debt for May !, 1866
shows some important changes in the details Of the debt
dnrnc Ap There has been increase in 52es amount
ipc 70 a. SO co., while the issue Of compound nteress
notes has been reduced and Of per cent notes.
s5OOOOO The amount Of gGcenbacks has been reduced
over 100000 while the coin in the Treasury has been
increased from $G2, ,O69,7OO to $76,676i07
Tho following are the principal changes IN the siaie-
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
STATE on NEw-YoRK, CoxPraoLLss's Ovrcr,

CIRCULAR.-Th following regulations are hereby
a5opted OF the indet edness Of THIS state aIthor
@ by chapter M Laws Of 1865 and chapter 2o9 Lave OF 1906 Snd
rublj.h.d for public niof nation;
F: The new viii BE- in the form Of recitered soek and
hord, with coupons attached payable twelve nom the
1855 with interest the Of seven per cen
pyab the first days u January and Juy ~ %
var and Revenue bonds issued under chapter 90
Laws may converted into either form Of indebtedness o.
may b. desired.
Seond Holders OF Revenue Bond, mauring on the hrst DAY Of
July 1906 required before the hrst day H le t
surrender the Transfer Agent q the state az he BSn o
the Company the City Of New lor. wha "l s
receipts therefor snd At the time signify ,9o n o.
Registered Stock Coupon Bonds hey rs III "a
chance tran book win close the hft day q Jane mex
10 saord time or peyson Of the new ISSUE whcn WI Dc
the Manhattan enhy Oh te bs
Of Jnly following thereafter pIaccahe ,oe- iii,
Tliyd the hrst OF
be convertible time they nsy BE- converted AZ we
the holders on tho Of July ofmly WIN the
,asris.io-. |THOs HILLIIOUSf, Comptrolier
ELECTION NOTICE-ST. LOUIS, ALTON ana
II TfRRE HAUTE RAILROAD COMPANY. The ANSUAL
MEETING of Bondhoier. and Stockholders ~ the - os
ton srd Terra ante Raoad Company for the election oi directors
and the tranacton other business as may properly eo %
fore IN. meeting viii be held at the Once OF NE company -
south Fourthf Louis No. MONDAY, the fth DAY o June
next, AZ o'clock p. ms, -, -, .ho s,h ~
o the lth OF June inclusive.
April 10 1886. j. T. hAlNltf, s'1It,uI..
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
I. p. whole.aI. Prices Of Country Produce.
gon rmr wrxx ExDrse May .. 1896.


fE1pressly for THR NJ Y. TaiBusE by Reporter
The following the current rates VI articles good cond
on sold by commission houses wholesale Shippers
receye to ess deducted for ecm missions beside
freight Other chaYges Parties receiving produce to sell
often with the reqnesf ta mediate NJ made cannot
always obtain the prceA which transient buyers u pay
O figures intended r-e fr the farmer than the hsr
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04

The message Of Gov Hawiey 10 the General Assembly
of the State of Connecticut states that the whole debt Oh
the State is comprised five issues of bonds all bearing
six per cent interest, and amounting TO Sio4ooooV
Against it are the Sinking Fund, $,2l,767 the bank
stocks owned by the State whose market value IS soI
800. and cash in hand s3536ii. deduction of these
three items shows that the existing liabilities over and
aboye assets amount 70 IS, ,i63 2SS
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
fSRS fRSbSSF!N HSFf p'.. ., ss';: S;%.,..
ONE MILLION ElGHIY,sIX THOUSAND AND sd

NNE MILLION ElGHTY-sIX THOUSAND AND
~ THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS. BEING TEN THOUSAND
IlgliT nUSDRED AND SIXTY THREE SHARES OF ThE
rAPiTAL STOCK OF THE BANK Of THE STATE OF MIS-
sO FOn sALFhe .nta having been appointed Agent
10 behalf Of Missouri the sale q the stock he'd BY 'ad
state Missouri, will receive sealed pfopo
% M the purchase said Stock part thereof until IL o'clock
MONDAY June 1860 IN Of on act Of The 6"nral
q Missouri. entitled act authorize
Missouri rofsaute National Bans to pro
vide Tor by this state sd bank and 70
rotcct Seminary snd Common School Fuud and provide Tor h
ssfc inye.imeut' Approved March 5th, 1896
the number Il shares proposed 10 b. pnchaed
pee per III. medium Of pymem ~hshef IN money OF
bond. of tbis State add be- sgred by the bidder
Al bids b. addressed through the fo one TO the under
si.uci Al q Louis No. JOsiAhF FOcv'
n, Iopl. Arril 25 lsS Agent of the State
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
Rrceipss Of Produce.

MAY 32 9G6 bbls F0u POS bbls Whisky 2c22 bbl Corn
Meal l52i sacks Corn Meat - sacks oil Cake $40 bush
Corn 10 bush Oas II bbs Beef 40 bills Pork. i0 pkgr
Cut Meats O3 pkgs Lard 267 kegs Lard 342 bbls Petro
leum.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
nle0iral.

C,HOIERAt CHOLERA!! CHOLERA!!!
DIR HYsTRrY's NEW DISCOVERY an inflIhe and uneon
donal PREVENTIVE for the CHOLERA = positive and sp
cdc REMEDY for the AsIATIC CHOLERA!H
This h med cine every family in rse cities ,nd tgns
should provide itself with possible.
A bottle Of Dr. HYsTRfXS NEW DISCOVERY as chos~rs
remedy tried will become the cherished boon OF ehs
nndrsds who had they been without a. s hAye
fallen victim the dreaded destroyer 81 per bottle sent on re-
ceipt Of the pdce Address DIR. j. n. HysTRIX.
Box No. %, Centfals III