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Rolls,

Like the volcano, Boils give issue to the fou
and fiery contents of the deep interior. To re.
move the Cause Of such suffering it is only neces.
sary to vitalze the Blood by supplying it will
its Life Element, Iron.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP,
Ia protected solution of the Protoxide of Iron
will do this efectually, and give strength, vigoi
and new life to the whole system.
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- eminence, discovered, While in the East
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EATHER always kept on hand ~
IL A. i J. L. TWoMBLY.
Barton, Mays.
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ice. 1t will cleanse from four to six shirts, or
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2. The Efficiency and Speed with which
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5. 1t takes no more Room than'a COM
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hence the dirt is softened and loosened and TINS
easily removed by the operation above described.
Two or three minutes thorough working the lev
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FARM FOR SALE.
PENMANSHIP.

NJ R. E. HARRINGTON. nearly rwo years
lvl absent from Vermont, and now teaching at
Huntington Mines, in the Province Q! oaeoec,
literary institutions in the County or Orleans
beginning if desired, at Barton Academy, Mon
ciav, October IA, 1867. Post-office address:
Coventry, VT. = =, =,
From the Hon. Mr.. Huntington, D. c., M. p. p,
who aconired his academic education at Brown
ingIon and Derby :.3- q s..Io
- -aoz INC Bolton, Sept. Is, 1867.
Mr.. Harrington, who proposes to open writ
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

Wendell Phillips Latest Philippe Grant.
wendsl Phillips delivered discourse ia Philadelphia
On Friday nght The Pers OF the Bour." The fol-
lowing Is report OF that portion OF his philippe in
which hs made special reference 10 General GRANT
II wo put into the Presidential chair the idea repre-.
scnted BY Thad stevens (using his name merely q
counicr We snal gain ninety-vs per cent Of what we
earned in this war; put George B. Mcclellan there,
and snail gain two and half cent; put there the
idea that Ulysses Grant represents and shall get
forty per cent Mark me, do not caro- any thing for
,hs names: am merely using mem n,. as symbols OF
all that blood and have earned. The
speaker tcuehngly referred 10 the return OF Bos
ton regiment from the war, and after expressing
emotions at the sight he said that the country
those who had rissed those who had lost
ther lives in struggle that nothing which they had
sleep in The swainps OF the thckahominy asked that
man be put IN the White House who represented the
this timo more prominently than any other stood be-
fore the country "A voice'.irant.'0 General uiys-
cheerfuiy accord ali the praise and applause which
that General entitled 10 receive. lie IL was who
said, II viii light u out on this line u u 'asts forever
and therefore vas IL unwlse unnecessary that we
should ask Of such man, who never quilted the line
he had once adopted, ''sir, on what line do
The man or granite ard iron II was because
he granite and iron that he carried US safety
through Virginia Before you stamp the policy OF the
future granite and ron be you have the right
instrument with which TO stamp. Men say that Grants
merit s his reiicence Re.iccnce, what IL the mean
and the world bows his feet Aristocrary sits in hs
palaces Of France and is retcens. and the ensiaved
millions put their hands their lips and their lips IN
the dust accept 1t. Rsticent II is the symbol OF
artocrscy Is the corrolary vi education sud wealth.
But democracy the millions with the thought the mil.
hons with the conscience, the millions with tho ballot
tell them that they 70 cit down At the feet
OF man. and accept him As leader. be-
he docs not condcscend 10 tell them
where be W going TO lead them tApplause.l Is
that democracy Is that republicansm ls that the
genius OF insttutonss Was II not Calhoun who
Int thnra hat -
kept that could be worth keeping for the
seniue OF institutions IL publicity And now the
American people boast that their leader does not conde
scend Tell them what he thinks There may be two
why man docs not talk. One Is thai he has
Got nothing soy That is not the timber out OF which
make President Another rs has ne dare not tell
What be thinks but man does not speak by bis
Tongue he speaks BY crop or hs blood by cvcy
rotor ot his body oy every emotion Of his sou., and
sl has made that record General Grant the
oniv prominent Of the day whose acts have been
followed ~ bv iong chapter Of apologies He never
iakss step hut the whole American prsss out TO
tell yoS that 4 does not what seems 70
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Whale,ne en-.

Bark Rob, Edwards NB. Fl,sdsr., vas a, raysi Oct 4
Bark Mary a snsan, Nh was At Sept D. clean-sIl
Bark swallow. NIB, Weeks was a, Albany. Nh. Aug s.
with oil a. before reported. Would sail afew
sehr Dodge XB csp RI a. fay. Sent a. clean
has Ss " I . ss:ss
Wells, NIB. Oct with whales; Eagle IN, Nov g. With
ss ~ ads homss s r s0 ss o ooTs r yh
with Ii whales; Sile, III. with whales
Fsreign Ports.
HAVANA, Nov s-Arrived, brig Amon Rowel Davis St
sailed "a bark !, rrms Or Cumming. caiesrIsn,
Bareeona sna Adrs Mcintyre, HsskeL Deua; 2th, var
Issred sd barks Florence smith, Syorx; e4.h Lemue
sailed sd mot 22d brig sunoljo. tDan), Erickson New
yors.
sr iaox.s o. ao--Arrived steamship North America
TImms rnsn. NYors ahd st lor RIO J.nerc day
ras;ed. having been tlo~ OF from scmbrrro
Anegeda. dlslnas,sd.
American Porte.
BOSTON. Nov AN-clesred ships ouintero (fIaw)
MA. hsas bsa nIs sssSors ncslsa sa Sons:
css.; so s' ann NS nf0rS sSI; gsv
u shDp. Webb. phl;sdslptia
ssa ai's c Fsmst. SSor. GpF es..s SEsn van
.r nnsss aos. Us.. n rrs.s NSns0 s s
e. chsres'oai Aaac Nufchie. Wilmington. No. csisa,
ciiAaLEsros, sSv ;-.rtlyed. schr Doan. AIMS,
es.s n.yss' ,hs Psts a. gns sYss S.r1
GE0RaEIows, SC, oc, gl-Arrvsd schrs Maine Law.
johnson. AID l. Morales, Newman. Charcaion; Nov 2,
Rhoicis Blne Cav, savannah; John Crocker. Lowe.
Charleston, Daush,on fatem and Campbell. -. Boston.
Cleared Nov = schr Early Btri, erowelf EYork
HOLMES HOLE. Nov Z PM-Arrved. sctrs Surprise.
Aftie Garwuu1 Godfrey, ~ In Emery. Young,
Philadelphia for Boston. Martha smith Elizabehpor
ne fast: krank buly, ccey. and Vim Penn Davis, Ca.
Las eUr rYcrk.
: lad. errr Traflou Ntt
Ell an cs ' 5 SsssvS s sr s so s
oss 81 fesrtopnas ard ina'nsan splt. Wave Fakcnha
Eyshethport FER do guisia pdane WORK for do. Ply.
Fsanirofc Philaccpha so lynn, Adai1 Ryarson Hough
tor 10 Tor portand MARY Iol'se Hemon. Portland Tor
ann al. fseDorsh Jones 1aksv % FOR Nyefk PULASKI
,alch HachiAs scf 81. Dssgen smith, shuiee rs; cy.
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Av,,vt, ..a r,e,ee, vas sfco, 70 cnadsF 90 Great
Kassers 70 bring scros the <evoo' iroa oss
nass ncsnsi ~ ~ ,o,mns meeting me ssasusies
% the part transactions Of the Alliance wese iuy sass
factory and showed The pspsr: 80 = ~ 49,
time " the Lord
Neeti.s Of ,he .Friesas NJ vacksr ssssissts,
BreekIyn.
The morning meeting OF ths frsndss held - Ne
Packer institute yesterday, we'll asSsuded An im-
uressiye PRAYER offered by Henry Dicksrsoa after
which some time passed By the Friends " silent
medsto on The spirit next moved sister, Who said
that the only way 10 obtain salvation through
faith IN the Lord hr. Henry Dicksrsen spoke nett
upop The necessity Of teschoR the word OF Goa every.
where throughout the land. and they should
what they could do for Jssus Christ II only
through faith IN Christ that snsy could expect to gain
reward which promised 70 all who believed
ADD taught The word OF The Lard.
The 1leraulans.
large though rather quaint audience assembled yes
tsrdsy morning ~ the Aesasian Mission House. u
Union Ham, corner Of Fourth street and avenue G. tho
occasios being sermon by the Rev. Mr. Atmann upon
thesis drawn from the Gospel Of St John The SIM
pie ritual rather order OF worship which consists OF
reading the Scriptures prayer aud singing by the
greRation having been completed, the Rev. Mr. Atmaun
assembled the stand and delivered most impressive
mon on the general subject OF brosEery love and the
duties Of the brotherhood towards each other The bond
Of brotherhood the speaker argued, generally
Of sufficient strength among religious people. When st.
John the Evangelist uttered the words, Love one
another be meant more than external fellowship. The
duties 81 hiding the faults Of brother. Of aiding him TO
every reasonable extent and OF reproving him kindly
and faithfully when error, equally inclnded
me services concluded with singing by the eongre-
CATION and the usual benedction.
The German Lutheran -. johns Church.
rhs church, which is located in Christopher street
has OF the oldest ana largest German Lutheran
congregations in the city; but the attendance during
the services yesterday was numerous usual.
An impressive, dogmatic sermon was preached by the
PASTOR the Rev. Mr.. Held. The altar. pulpit and other
parts OF the interior Of the church tastsuy deco
rated with gariands and svergreens still remain
ing from the time OF tho annual celebration, not
long since, OF the throe hundred and nftieth
anniversary OF tho Reformation when the famous
theses Of Luther read, portion OF which were
read during the services yesterday This congregation
founded fifteen years ago by the present
pastor Rev Mr. Eeld, and wofshipped in the University
building until about years ago the church building
in Christopher street purchased from another
greaaton. II 10 fine ediics and was thoroughly
paired and renovated few years since. Connected
with this church sunday school. having shoat thrse
hundred scholars
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The rynps.,,r., Alliance.

the American branch o. the Eysngsica All snce he'd
are ely astesded meeting, last nisht tue Asdson
SQUARE Pressv tsrsn church vhsu the Rev = T. Prime
u o. gave ssccinet and graphic sctars tue Alliance
he'd in Amsterdam as Auspst rhs reverend gentle.
man spok at considerable isug,h No described how
largely tns festival in Holland bat esen attended and
Christians Of svsry nationality nd sysy sect sns evsy
creed sSssroh led gonfy ibc saviour ani aud HIS
name. All psitr dispute and sectaiaan elneences were
Forgotten aud ~ zen thousand jmmorsi souls bad
solemn ~ aver The quol old siy % Amsierdan
SOD celebrated tks united worship wiz hoy dsnnise
mud sprtga songs and bynns, sfhs psg pesha< Or
are " sngelt Al ante nag TO ee ieief ~ fflps ID
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prus Aien Harrington do; Tennessee crssd vinaha
ssassss'p .ss ssiss
sslissSss. vs:aS 4 Emily ~ wn Pens.
sssoIs; Jas hs. Ias sel o. 10. Psisd.sss
sleeessT E,srdss Hysna. FOR NYork; Harnona. Havs,
so xn.Arycd. ses. Frederick Fish Davis Boston
dssss wsaassh Sea- ros% s.y
issn4 %m Af Fiat wHsss SsS rnssSs ssar G,sna
w ws. aass,s aivsy Looksut VIM ButmAn Charlie
sssoa sS'sAs sSss n.; isA oa
t Es.. M titHs{Sn Dosc. narshs Perrin n.Sa1so
Lodge Ssrscod surprise hi E:. Ens as
ma y Csdy Nave. cAhsiA Fly. Addis Ryarson, Mary
KEY WEST Eey : Arrived. seAr. vlor.ne. tBr, Ha-r.
rhl. sd .ssmshps pors au Prince Jassson NioI lsnd
SD 4ss for No0el: Gnf sssm, Bales, NYOrt caves
s.lss o.. =. bark Hannibal. HAWKINS. Aps:acneo.a,
MAcniXs, Oct s-ssaed, brig E,. johnson. johnson.
NORWICH, No, Starved scsrs Chief and Expedite.
sgW LONDON, No, s-Ariyed, bns J Means, Bangor
Tor Nach s'1rs pr sr Gaas 70, oo .ne'
eo ia: hng'.A %, Fs River D,dsm s1d Helen Per
faiLADE..ri Nov - 3 AS-Arrvsa schrs Nelly True,
Hume. Portland, n fssker Alien. and Tasker
len sos.oS Smith, Matthew's. bridgeport Ewoolsey,
Cleared Steamship n.a,sr Rogers. rros,aenoe brig
aynn' fs,nnasson Dcasrson Salem kesaDs Rs 10
80 Gorson Norwich; Forsnce Rich: G Paige Dough-
Audenreid. Boston, Reading RR A. Rodan, Green-
port.
LKsss Del Nov I, pMThe following vessels remain -
~ haa'er IsRp rhiiassiphla Tor
Boston for baltimore.
PORTLAND, Nov 8-Arrived, ship Clara Ann. S.inson,
Trinidad. schrs Pecker, sherman, Georgetown, DC;
NAH Merrill, Eiixabethpor Juno, Actcx NYork; steamer
Dirigo Sherwood, do.
san FRANCISCO. Nov s-Arrived. ship Kate Prince.
LIBBY. NYork. .ts4ss'
Cleared s,h ships Herald Of the Morning Sears Liver
pool lvsnh0s do.
SALEM Nov Starved bark Arthur Klnsman, Means,
Phade phta; echrs w Holt, Hart. Rockand for SayRn
nah. II W Mccarthy Howell GAINESVILLE tor Philadelphia
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Isfsvsr rscs.ved nftsen and Thurman sixiytwo vote
On incTsse Of three hundred per cent.
The nsmbsrs Of The Coorsd esass CsptysI Committee
Kentucky have saued cali fer - stare Convention
y meet IN The city OF Lexipgteo, KY the 2Sh day
q Nosembes 1861 for tne ct e0nssdsrng What
Steps are necessary DO taken people
the right Of testimony before the courts the right Of
impartial Suffrage and 70 transact other important bps-
proper Tina"
Organizations Of the p J. L. hsvs been established in
several places in Name.
Grant club has been formed At Augusta Maine
me Nonisown Pal Repuotieof, organ Of the repnb.
lcan party IN Montgomery county, says tina, the cleo
ton OF William u. Kelley as Vice President a ticket
wh Grant for President would Grant assss-
snation.
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SHIPPING NEW S
Almanac for New York-This Day.
<un rises. q All Noon sets rises
sun sets ........ f6t High wRrcr morn IA
x
PORT or VIEW YORK. NOVEMBER 10. 1867.
ARRIVALS.

.ErogrEp w rue HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
nSsrd r. w. 80 ~ p'''e"s''s' = 2 -
steamship Nsrmion Berry RIO Janeiro Oct 10 5. rho,
lon 80 VI James Harrison ,r New Orleans. cca n
signals with large american s.smer bound s. side Wheel
beam engine and two smokestacks Steamship Nor;h
steamship Pioneer (Br shactford Cow Bay s. wa
coal. to ParGee Eros Had westerly wincS la-
tire passage.
miles Of sterss, passed steamship Herman gs,on
steamship Emily soader: Lobby. Charleston, ;.av :
with mdse and passengers, to Wheeler Lnnsrd
andra, with mdse and passengers, to Brown DAVIS.
steamship Mamsutts. Fish. New Bedford, mdse and
20 passenger wl.alns ,iuion HAD suecesso
BRIG faateiis jerets snars Ei1a6snport for Boston.
Brig Fortune tNorl. Anderson. BOSTON, days. ballast
Brig Milwaukee, Brown. kondou. FOR Boston.
s ssRr 3oan G. = ' sl, Latte Eset Sc
s scar +" \ + D i,s,sssets saTase, virsin.s
s sehr Lazy filsn, Grace fhads pnis Tor boston
sehr Marion Draper, Meady. E.izsbehpor for Boston.
Schr Holros Norlhafn Eizsbet,ipor, FOR New Haven.
schr chas cooper NcRerscn, E1apetnpors for New Hs
schr Nicola, Crnwell. El,abeihport for Fan RIVER
scnr Col Jones, nm, Franklin
sehr Hume, snow Nav Bedford.
schr Fashion. Davis, Brookbaycn
scsr h,yslra ile, prentics N.w Haven
Selr boa1, smith, RondnOt for Belfast
The ship Emerald Isle, Ewes, Liverpool ID days is stn At
anchor on the bar.
BELOW.
Bark Dency, from 81 Domingo.
BARR Eba from MaisnSas t6o,A by plosoar Mary F.s
NoN.
Steamship saragossa, Charleston.
wpd
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BEOOKLYs INTELLIGENCE.

sUiciDs fRos FEkRssoAr.--Beswsss ave and six
O'Clock last evening" while the Houston feryboa
rshvMd s,uyvessnt on her way from Abe Now York
10 TIE Williamsburg side, aged German, named Will
liam S,ah residing In Third street, New York, jumped
overheard and was drowned Several OF Mr.. sishi 8
friends with him at the and made effort TO
prevent his jumping ovcrboard but they failed their
good Intentions and the fatal leap was made.
CnARsE or NAYHxs.-John sanderson was arrested a
midnight Saturday and locked up in tho For.y-fg.h
precinct station house charge Of mayhem. I. Is
alleged that tho prisoner had difficulty IN Fourth
street, r. d.. barroom with bartender named william
Belts, during which he bit OF ,ns neither liz Of The
latter
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MrscEL- ASEOUs.


q IN The HOURS or QUIZ HAPPINESS AND PROS
ysasy iss us remember he uaiorsnaass ana ais.s,.c
soldiers ~ls ..,sa . .coan.ry and nauenA;',.
10Ls.
GRAND POPLAR MOVEMENT
&, sxASD porULAs MOVEMENT
TO ERECT THE
SErrysBuR6 ASYLUM
ssryYsB.Rs AsyLrn
sca
.NyAL:D SOLDIERS,
INVALID SOLDIERS.
rSpgs | SPECIAL cnARrEa PROM THE srArE-
~ pENssYLvAS.A.
r...ee March s. 1851.
A. APPEAL. re- yHE AMERICAN PEOPLE
ghs os,sr, ., his Assor.asoa provide by pse's
sier.:on . NArIosAL HOME for our disabled soldiers.
- erect a. asylpm sor who. In their patriotism.
have servsd ,bss eoun.ry the sIpens. Of health
aad ha7rp.ss. WAC 10 ne ba,us for the nsnens ne
manned, ars are aow incapable Of WORKING for
,her awr maintenance france has her Hotel
des. ashes great Napoleon. England
he, Greenwich ana hcsea Hospitals the former being
ones, structures devoted - shsr-
y. assa Prussia, anu, in fact nearly al European
countries have raagneoen. retreats The unfortunate
aoders nonsreaes provide os the alienation o me snf
ferng causea ~ war na. free prosperous republican
America hs. no usce for her crippled and sick soex
the county pooghouss sidewalks OF her crowded ce
These noble patrols left happy homes TO save our conncs
country in the hour ~ deep distress We pledged 10
them lasting gratitude and those who are depend
oos ,hess utter redeem thcse pledges
they performed pnrtwe enjoy the result Of their
sacrhccs-we must not be recreant obsu.ions Let
US single this purpose and iis
Gettysburg Asylum viii afford the soldiers horne snd our
&C antry will be- hcnored by The noble institution.
THE LAND HAS BEEN PURCHASER
BY ASSOCIATION. and Thousand dollars have Already
pad toward the Of the battle ground
thirty adjoaing the site OF Genera Msades
headaasrers teen apsr. for The uses q the
asylum.
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Marine Disasters


ne See columns for full list Of vessels ~
near 81 Thomas BY the hurricane Of the 18th ut.
/SrrAwEg HKSpRfcK Hupsox-The and under
Of the Hendr.ck Hudson ro Philadelphia
for Havana have received information OF her
She had been and hauled Of they were ma
able keep her aoat 100 fathous water
about % miles from Havana The passengers were
saved. The vessel and cargo fully insured.
scHR Jgso Metcaf from Nav York, reports inst IS
miles NV OF Cape COD, encountered heavy from
WNW, and drown down and had 81 shifted
She viii enter protest
ScRR ROCHESTER, (of Augusta before reported fallen
with Sd INST OF Boon Island watcrlogged absn doned
taken In tow by the brig NJ Haskell Boston Tor
Rockand. who held her about hours when she
and parted the hawser, and abandoned.
llisceiIa neous.
NEW STEAMSHIP LINE Between MARsEILLKs AND BRAZIL
&cA French company has organized nc steamers
Msrseilles aad Brazil La Plata, and pur
England for that service these
vessels two, the Bur6ogne and the Pcardie each OF 40
horse power and 20J have already
dertAkeu another the Potion OF $50 horse
and 1000 TONS LETT last month"; and the Seine whose
Of the force and whose the same
leave The 18th inst There every prospect
the new line viii be successful
The Sandwich Island Steam Navigation Francisco
TO onou.ul Is failure The company have pcttioned
government for subsidy
The following table gives the vessels in the
hsrbors OF New York, Boston, Philadelphia Baltimore,
Wilmington. &C Charleston, Savannah Mobile and New
Orleans At the latest accounts from Of those