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The Portland daily press., 1868-05-21
lWfdaae.ARe6 Nken.

There are many men OF the age of thirty who ar.
troubled with too frequent evacuatons from the blad
der often accompanied by slight smarting or burn.
ing sensation, and weakening the system in man.
ner the patient cannot account for. On examining
the urinary deposits ropy sediment will often bt
found, and sometimes small particles of semen al
bumen will appear, the color will be of thin milk.
ish hue, again changing to dark and turbd appear.
snce. There are many men whoti Of this difficulty
ignorant of the cause which is the
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
can warrant perfect cure in such cases. and
full and healthy restoration OF the urinary organs
Persons who cannot personally cOnsut the DE-.
can do so by writing, IN plain manner, descrip.
}ion of their diseases, and the appropriate remede,
will be forwarded Immediately.
All correspondence strictly confidential, and will
be returned, Il desired.
Address, DIR. j. b. HUGHES,
No. Ia Preble Street,
Next door to the Prebie House, Portland, Ne,
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Aew N amy ThoSsands Can Testify 10 r sa
by UnheDpy Experienced.

Young men troubled with emissions In SLEEPS
complaint generally the result of a bad habit il
youth,-treated scientifically and perfect war
r8nted or no charge made.
Hardly day passes but we are consulted by one OF
more young men with the above disease some o.
whom are as weak and emaciated as though they hac
the consumption, and by their friends supposed te
have it. All such cases yield to the proper and only
correct course of treatment, and in short time are
made to rejoice in perfect health.
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HOnSn Lois

IlUVISC LOISe
1.-TWO on Congress near State Street, and eight
L lots on Emery, Lewis and Thomas streets, Tor
sale by W. FL. STEPHENSON,
Feb 10 1868 If At 2d National Ranlr
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EJectic Medical f7l1iT7H0rN,
10 THE LADIES.

DIR. HUGHES particularly invites ali Ladies, wbe
need medical adviser, to call at his rooms, Nc. L.
Preble Street, which they vii fnd arranged tor theI
especial accommodation. ~
Dr. HIS Electic Renovating Medicines are unriya
led in efficacy and superior virtue in regulating all
Female Irregularities. Their action is specific and
certain OF producing relief a short time.
LADIES will find ii Invaluable in all eases OF.
sirctOns after all other remedies have been tried in
the least injurious u the health, and may be takel
with perfect safety at all times.
Sent any part of the country, with full drectoD
by Addressing DIR. HUGHES,
saUl .IRf5dRy. No I9 Preble Street. portlaut.
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GREATLY REDUCE D RATES

StOnington Line.
GREAT REDUCTION IN FAIRS
BETWEEN >a N
Boston & New York; neHM
Cabin S3. -
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE!
Inside LHne, via Stonington:
Connecting with the New and Elegant SideWheel
Steamers
STONINGTON, and NARRAGANsBTr,
Capt. wm. NJ. Jones, Capt. Geo. B. Hull.
Passengers will take Steamboat Express Train at
Boston and Providence Railroad Depot, Pleasant
Stree, at II. W.. connecting at Stonngton with
the above splendid steamers in time for an early sup
per- and arriving in New York the following morn
ing in lime for all the early trains.
N. B.-Tbe steamers OF this line touch at loot OF
18th Street East River to land passengers for the up
town Hotels and the Harlem Snd the Hudson River
Railroad Depots.
Regular Landing in New York,
PIER NO. 33 NORTH RIVER,
One Pier above the + rie Railroad
TICKETS, BERTHS and STATERooMS secured
at 134 WASHINGTON STREET; also at BOSTON and
RAILROAD STATION.
j. w. RICHARDSON, Agent.
May 4. 1868 dim
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% Prepared only by j. G. HURSELL g. CO.,
No5 Chatham Row, Boston. may ThSTu1y
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Public PRAYER.

There are strong inducements to infuse
dldactic hOriatorT, and even controversial dis
cussions into public prayer. Several natural
and valuable tendencies IN an earnest and zeal.
Gus minister incline him, when not on his
guard, TO frame his prayers with reference to
instruction and persuasion. The grave and i'm
pIessiye announcement of a doctrine 10 the
form OF deyout acknowledgment to Col car
ries with it sort of sacramental atLesta-
ton of solemn convection in the speaker,
and is, in some respects adapted TO pro.
duce Il corresponding conviction in the
hearer. Hence, we observe in some ministers Il
ploneness TO assert views Of doctrine, and also
of practice, which they suppose TO be ques-
toned or rejected. . This sort OF imprO-
priety creeps into the petitions presented ior
the conversion OF impenitent persons; when the
minister prays that they may be taught great
variety OF particulars, composing, in his vieW
the system of saving kno Wedge and faith that
they may be led through a course of experience
which he delineate5 IN systematic detall-de-
parting throughout from the proper sphere
OF public duplication, except as he introduces
each series with the suppiant prefix, owe
pray" Nothing but q defective apprehension
of the nature Of public prayer can reconcile q
truly devout congregation to these didactic sup
picators. While in form addressing God, they
in fact address the people. The people feel the
prayer, not as the expressions of their own
devotion to God, but as a means OF persuasion
to themselves. Part Of the eYl thus in.
Cured is the check thrown upon the terYor OF
devotion IN the pious mind, and another is the
injury suffered by all who have become SO famt-
liar with he improperly as not to notice it.
PgiRcet1H Reuieg
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little over 100000 and has aided in the erection
of nine hundred churches, capable OF accommo-
dating about 100000 worshippers. The average
cost of these sanctuares is less than $4,000, aud
the entire church property thus secured, free
from debt, Is not far from SO 900, 600. In the
seven months that have elapsed since April l,
1868, the contributions received exceed S26 GOO,
and are some what in advance OF the correspond.
ing period of last year. The rapid growth,
however, OF the Church in the last two years
has created so many demands for aid that we
have now on file, awaiting the receipt Of the
usual information, applications for 100000 more
than the means on hand to meet them.
AT the late meeting of the Presbytery of
FayetteVlle two newly organized churbhes,
Salem and Catherine Lake, were received under
the care Of Prcsbytery. Au overture to the
synod OF North Carolina, requesting q division
OF Presbytery was adopted. This was granted
by the Synod at its late meeting. The new
Presbytery is called WIlmingtou-has 10 min.
isie1s licentates, and 2G churches.
--Rev. DIR. March will preach Il sermon espe-
ctally TO young men to-morrOY evening, AZ the
Clinton Street Presbyterian Church, corner OF
Tenth ana Clinton streets. Seats will be reserved
for young men. This will be the seventh OF a
course of sermons under the auspices Of the
Young Mems Christian Association.
All but two of the eight Reformed Presbyte-
rian churches III the Pltt-burg Presbytery have
withdrawn from the synod until it shall rescind
its action in suspending Mr.. G.. II. stuart
Lane Seminary is cndeavoriug TO raise an
additional endowment OF 100000 OF this sum
$4,000 have already been subscribed, S25,000 of
II Dy three trustees HNluS III OlDC O0dll OQlO,
One OF the most remarkable feats OF church
debt paying is that Of pr. SCudder's Presby yleran
church, III san Francisco. lie raised SlG,560 in
a canvass OF four days,
DIR. Prenhss' church, Presby lerian, con.
tribuied last month S574249 for home missions,
an advance Of $4,000 above the contribution OF
last year.
CONGREGATIONAL,
james NJ. Billings, of New York, proposes
to give ten thousand dollars towards the erection
OF Congregational church at Somerville, Con-
necGCut, his sumner residence.
The First CONGREGATIONAL Society, of Water
bury, Connecticut have voted to build a he "
church. The eighty thousand dollars necessary
for the purpose have been subscribed.
The Gothic church now being erected by
the Second Congregational Society, in Green
field, Massachusetts,, will be the finest public
edifce in the country. Il has the chapel,
social paIlOrs, Sunday School room, etc, which
are now considered necessary in n civilized
society, Rev. S.W. Leeis the young aud working
pastor.
LUTHERAN.
The Wisconsin Synod of the Lutheran
Church has declared IN favor Of close com nu-
mon and non-eXChange OF pulpits, as in accord
anCe with the doctrine and practice OF that
Church.
The Rev. M.W HEmma, of Reading Pa, has
received a call to the Evangelical Lutheran
Church at Springfield, Ohio, vacated by the
removal OF the Rev. j. B. Hewig to Cincinnati,
Ohio.
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Nj. THOMAS S SONS, Apctioueers,
Il IS 1926 Nos. l39 and Ill $. FOURTH Street.

81 REAL ESTATE.-THOMAS & SONS
Esa saSALE.-NCdern Thrcestory Brick Resi-
oence, No. 292 s. Third street. above Spruce
si1eet-On Tuesday, December %, 1863, al II
O'Clock, noon, will De sold &C public SALE at the
Philadelphia Exchange, ali that modern three.
story brick messuage aud lOt OF ground situate
on the west side of Third street, u feet inches
north of spruce street, No. 292; containing in
front on Third street Is ieet inches, ana eX-
tending in depth so feet, together with the
privilege OF n three feet wide alley. II has the
gas Introduced; bath, hot and cold water etc.
Clear Of all incumbralc Ierms-S3OOO may
remain on mortgage. Immediate possession.
KEYS at the Auction Rooms.
ri. THOMAS 81 SONS Auctloneer5
l272W Nos. l39 ana l4l s. FOURTH Street.
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save atNo. lgy5 AIch stTee,

VERY ELEGANT WALNUT FURNITURE,
Fine kIeIch Pale Man.tI ana Pier Mirrors Lace
NindOW Curtains. Handsome Euglish, Brussels,
N9Avet, hnd O,her Carpets, etc.
. Ga Monday Mornipg,
Zee. 2l at 10 o'Olt OK, al NO 1895 A rch street. by
ca slo, ue the entire very elegant walnut household
iuTnlIule Including handsome suit walnut drawing
e!Ggere snd c. nire table, large ana fine French plate
pier ana nRntel mirrors; HulRndd suit walnut cham-
per furniture, elegant WRrdTObes with mirror dOora
has daome walnut aud cottage chamber suites hue
haiI and spl ing mattresses and heddinP hail stand
ana cna1s book cases. dining room mrniture; exten
Su tab e.; llch byJcNlee aud lace window curtains
sht der; china ana glassware; bandbOme English
BIutse6 Venetian ana O.her carpets; Kitchen furni-
tuIt; TeiTiP orator, etc
May be examined on the morning Of sale at 8
O'clock 'l2109t
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FxtenBive Sale at No. 2iO South Second street,
STOCK OF SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE.

Dec 81 Mt 10 o5eook at r. ~ j. H Hensels, wa,e.
rooms NO 2iO > Second street. Will DO solu at public
sale, a. extensive assortment of superior FurniIure
comprisiDg-Wanut pBrlor suits, with rich and plain
coverings library diningroo ana nall furnituI Q;
elegant chamber turniture, various styles all
tactured IN a superior manner expressly for their
wEreroOm sales, and warranted.
The sale " Ill be peremptory, and is m ade on &C.
count OF Messrs HenRels being about to remove TO
their new wareIooms, No. lOU2 Arch street. 1t
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MARTIN BROTHERS, AUCTIONEERS.-
4Nl Lately Statesmen for M. Thomas d Sons.)
Nc. t29 CHhSNUT St.. rear entrance from Minor,
lle 90 No. 2O27 Oamac street,

sale &c No. 2O27 Camac street.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNlI URF, ROSE
NoOD PIAEO,FoRTE FINE BRUSSELS AND
OTHER lARPETS, ETC.
on Monday hOrning,
December IA, at 10 Ociock, az No. 2OH Camac
slrecI between Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets
abtve Berks street, the entire superior hOusehod
iInlIuTe, rosewood pianOOTte, hne Brussels Ingram
ana other carpets, china and glassware mgtLresses
bt duil Z, eXlt nsiCn table, etc,
Mby he examined at O'Clock on the morning Of
sale. R42t
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Executors Sale OF Real Estate.
ESTATE OF SAMUEL g HILL, Deceased,

Dec. 49, at o'clock, viii be sola at pubic SALE az
the Bue Bel hOtel, Darby road, Twenty. seventh
ward frame dTeliing. barn saughteT house, and 1--WE
dwelling and stable, North street, PssohalVie near
Blue Bell Lot 50 feet by 1915 feet Full particulars
in handbilis. = IN
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AUCTION SALES.
d SCOTT, JR., AUCTIONEE EER.
Os SCOT1s ART GALLERY.
No, 1920 CHESNUT street, PHILADELPHIA.

Z SC o u II, j r., A q @ I ! o N b b Il.
II. SCOTIS ART GALLERY,
No. 1920 CHEsNUT street, Philadelphia.
IMPORTANT SALE OF ELEGANT. BLACK
MARBLE 2l.DAY CLOCKS, BRONZE GROUPS
AND VASES, ITALIAN hARBLE BTArU AIRY 1,
ALABASTER ORNAMENTS, ETC,
,, On Thur5day Morning,
DECEMBER IL, at 1OS o'clock, at Scatts Art Gallery
Of black marble and bronze 2lday clocks slatuary,
etG,, me importation OF Messrs. VIII Brothers date
- The collection VIII be ready for examination on
ues9ay I6lh instant, and VIII cOsist 10 part Of over
niy ne French black marble. with malRChite, 2l.day
cloeks ibe movements bearing the importers name.
aud are warranted), bronze groups and figures OF
VA Hebe and Pandora, Music and Poetry, etc.
ALABA sTBR BTATUARY.
On onps OF Paul and Virginia, CRuOYa's Dance OF
Venus Nenus In the Shell, Saviour, hagdalGne, Four
ITALIAN MARBLE srATUARY.
herd Psyche. etc.
Also, large assortment Of slenns Agate Bardglo,
@ anH Roman urns and vases, card receivers, large
The above collection hes just been received from
BrauCe and Italy, ard viii be found, upon examine
lOh, 10 he well worthy Of attention, ~ "a
SALE OF MR.. A. D'HUYvETTER's SUPERB
SORLILLEhyGyI1oN RILhyy OF HIGH CLASS MODERN
Mr.: A. D' 'nuyvetter previous to his aeparture for
Europe has Instructed b. scott, Jr 60 dispose OF h s
Friday, I'm and 18th Decem6er at Sl5 o'cocS
The names OF the following distinguished artists
Louis Van Ruyck. g, NerpnJ,
POTtielje G., NJ. Webb,
II Ten Kate, David Col
TneO, Gerard, ". Bosch,
David De NoteT, h. Musin,
j. II, r, KOeb koeI, II. Sonlermnnn,
Henrlette Ronheri Aelzog,
DnurRC, W. VersChuur,
E Verboeckhoven, Count A, De Bylaudt,g
il. KTu6emier, II. Savry, and Others.
The above collection stands unTlvalleu tor artistic
merit by any that has ever been presented TO the
American public tor exhibition aud sale.
Now ON view in the Eastern Galleries of the Penn
until sale. IL il 81
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

g. PEREMPTORY SALE, BY ORDER OF
- heirs and alias order of Orphans Court,
estates of NathanS, Minors Isabella Coleman,
under will of Isaiah Nathans, decessed.-Four-
story brick Dwelling, No. 3i7 n. Front street,
extending through to Water street, where it i5
i've stories high. On Tuesday, December 20,
al II O'Clock, noon, will he sold al the Exchange,
all that bank messuaEe and lot of ground situ-
ate on the bank OF Front and Water streets,
IL feet 10 Inches southward of Callowhill street.
containing in breadth north ana south l3 feet
or thereabUuts, and in length east and west
about 40 feet, more or less. Bounded north by
eastward by Water street, southward by an
other bank messuage and lot late of Thomas
b. itton, and westward by Front street afOre
SAID. Being tue san2e premises which Jonathan
Peurose, Esq, High Sheriff of the CITY and
County Of Philadelphia, by deed poll bearing
daie lst of April, A. u; 1900, 9cknowedged in
open Supreme Court ~ Philadelphia, Septem-
ber 3, A. d. 1900 and entered in Book b, page
1872, granted and conveyed unto Isaiah Nathans,
in Zee Sale absolute.
BY the Court JOSEPH MEGARY.
Clerk Of Orphans Court
Nj. THOMAS d SONS Aucttoneers,
Il s 1926 Nos. l39 and Ill $. FOURTH Street.
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eea REAL ESTAEE-TEOMAS .& SONS
Hn SALE - Modern FOur-stOry Brick Resi-
Qeuce, NO. lI9 New street, east OF second street.
On Tuesday, December 10. 1868 at IL O'Clock,
noon, will be sold az public sale. at the Phlla
delphiR Exchange, all that modern four-story
brick nessuage, with thgee-StCry back building
and lot of ground, situate on the north side Of
Rev street, east OF Second street, No li9; cJu-
tanning in front on New street IL feet llches,
more or less, ana extending IN depth about 70
feet inches. II has the modern Uonveniences
Suhject to q yearly ground-rent of 500.
M. THOMAS ~ SONS, AucttOneers,
l235l2 Nos. l39 and III ). FOURTH street
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On Thursday Morning,
I'm Instant ct 10 O'cIoCl the premises all that
neat modem TIN story brick residence, two-Etory
back bu ding and lot OF ground l6 feet front by ~
Ieet deep, situate on The south side of Brandywne
sItet, no, 2ll6 Subject 10 a yearly ground rent
Ottsd.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FINE
BhUsSElS AND OTHER CARPETS ETC.
u diatey atser the sale OF the residence, at 10
CClrCk by catalogue al No, ZIG BTRnOyWiue street.
me superior walnut parlOr furniture, superior cham
Der and dlnihgIC com tuTnhure fine Brusses ana We.
neIlhn LaEIets china ana glassware. hair mat.
r. ~, refrigerator etc.
May he examined on the morning of sale at
UClCCk. ~ lit
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sale No. 500 Cnesnut street.
NALU d BLh BOOKS AND ALB

u Il INST at clock ST the auction rooms by cats
ltRUe, Valuable Collection Of BOOA including famll
il uhlIated works, fine bibles, Photograph slbum
AhuusCAely bound, etc. u 94t
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SHIPPING.
81 isls p, LORILLARD'S STEAMSHIP LINE
aSbsSltk4Ssss
ECR MEM YORK.

From ard after this date the rates OF freight by this
line will be ten cents per 100 b3 for heavy goods four
cents per foot, surement; ceGt per gallon
Hquida, ships option. One Of the Steamers OF this
Line will leave Every Tuesday Thursday, and Satur.
day. Goods received AT all times covered piers
An go, Dis forwarded by New York agent free
charge except carriage.
For further information, apply on the pier 10
SzS6n JOHN l.. OIL.
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TSTATE OF DR.. FRANCIS WEST, DE-
il cesbed.-Letters testaneutary having been
graneS to the undersigned upon the Will o. Dr.
FRANCIS WEST, deceased, all persons ind cebted 10
said estate requested make Payment, and those
having claims dema- ds against the same 10 PIE
sent them TO -
CHAPMAN BIDDLB, NO, lSl 5. FIFTH street.
/ l4SGt GASClLuIs'
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VALUABLE LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS, =

On Tuesday Afternoon.
Dec. Is at O'Clock valusb be Law Books incu1inp,
the rAge Pennsy lvania Reports, Ia fne order Also
elegant English and American Books, Illustrated
Works, etc, In tine bindings. II 2I28t
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s.E& SALE BY ORDER OF HEI 3s-EsTATE
~l-of John NGIner, deceasoL.-inomaS ~ sons
acIeE, Chesuut hIll and Spring House turnpike,
Chesnut Hill, Twenty-seCOnd ward GA Tues
be sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia ES-
change, all that large and valuable lot of ground
situate on the east side Uf the Chestnut Hill and
Spring House turnpike, Caesnut HUI, T6enty.
second ward, containing acre, rOods, and
SO 40 lC0 perches; having front OF los feet ~
inches, and extending Ia depth through 10 Inc
Township Line road Clear Of all lucum Orance
viii be sold according 10 Il survey which may
be seen at the auction TOoms. The above IL u
very valuable lot tor building purposes, and is
situate near the railroad depot.
NJ. THOMAS IL SONS, Auctioneers,
l235I2 Nos l39 and Ill $. FOURTH Street.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS.

M TH0MAs 4 SONS, NOS. I3o AND IA
4fLs s. FOURTH STREET, -
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RESIDENCE sND FURNITURE,
On Thursday Morning,

Public Sale On the pre- niSes, No, PIG BrandyWin
,,,--- street.
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