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FLORIDA PORTS.

FLORIDA PORTS.
FOR FLORIDA PORTS.
ALLIANCE LINE U. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
NOR PFNzACOLA, APALACHICOLA, ST.
Il MARKS CEDAR KEYS, WAY KEY, TAMPA AND
KEY WEST
Through bills Of ladlng Columbus, Ga and cambridge,
Ga and regular landings ChattshOochee River also
10 FerBandinR snd jacksonville cheaper than other
route Freight New 70 k via Cedar Keys, Florida Rail
steamships connecting at Fernandna at leWest
and with dispatch
This line composed OF the following steamships, to sail
semi. monthly for the above-n Amed pOrts
Alliance, Z. E. PARKER. Commander.
Lavaea, L. II. LIVINGSTON, Commander
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, May 90 at 8LM
The steamship Alliance,
PACKER, Commander,
viii leave her whsrf Post 40 Fourth District. above
taxing freight passengers for the above named ports
For freight o passage, apply to
n. W. PERKINS, Agent,
% Carondelet street.
n Shippers will please procure orders from Agents
Office before sending fright to the steamer
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Orr or JxrrEksos. Nay Is 1858.
Arrived yesterdsy-ss6 Texas Beeyes, 81
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CORPUS CHRISTI,
FREIGHT AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.

NOR CORPUS CHRISTI, RoCKPoRT AND
St Msrys New Orleans, opelOusas and Great Western
Railroad. The Morgan Line Steamer
Alabama,
viii leave on SUNDAY. May 18th, with Passengers
ard freight for Corpus Christi and st. Mays, and
will hereafter run between the BrssheT End Of
the Railroad and Rockpor Texas in connection with the
1880 NJ FerrybOat from foot of St An street, and A.
train from AiEiers
Freight received and bills Of sdng signed to Rockport ony
Ferry Landing every day. except Sundays until p NJ
@. W. r. BAYLEY, Superintendent
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NEw ORLEANS. Nav Is. 1863.


The demand for green sailed stock has been
very active during the past week, and the market
Il now pretty bare Of desirable weights. No sales
worthy OF note, the business being confned to
small pa cells ct extreme rates.
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WATERING PLACES.

FOB WATERING PLACFs-MORGAS LINE U. s.
Mail Steamers.
COR BAY ST. LOUIS. PASS CHRISTIAN.
Mississippi City, Biloxi Ocean Springs and PaseAgoula
NEW ARRANGEMENT
Ths owpressure iron steamer Laura, Captain
JOSEPH NJ. WALKER, will make iriDs 20
places sfoows arrival Of Ponchsrtrsn Railroad trains
below:
On TUESDAYS ard THURSDAYS. Q A. n. train
On sATURDAYs, II .. uAn-On this trip going 10 Pssca
goulA-
Retaining viii leave Ocean Springs SUNDAY. WEDNEs-
DAY sud FRIDAY Evenings; PsseAgOula every SUNDAY
NOON.
The above trips will be regularly made unless prevented
bad weather OF water For further information apply 20
OHAS 4. WHITNEY co., gents
50 aud 50 Camp street.
BAT Pass Christian stOppsge made emily at the Gen.
trial wharf
NEW ORLEANS AND MANDEvILLE DAILY PACKET
CON ANY. F0R hAkDkVILLE, LkWISBURG AND
MADISOkVILlE.
EOH MANDEEIILE, LEWISBUR0 and MADI-
sOnvil e-1he elegant lOwpressure steamer Cameltas
Capt W CONFESS, having unsurpsssea Accommodations
tor passengers Height purchased for this
and will commence her reguarday trips the above places
the 2th April continuing In the trade sumner
ton OF freight passengers 20 and from Covngt0n
For further information apply TO
COHEN NJ. SOFIA, AGENT IS and 20 Union street,
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COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hsnd and on shipbosrd

Exported previously. "a
s,,.. =, had and nm ,b,DsO.,a. .s26s7
GueAR AND MoLAssEs-The ssales to-day EN-.
brace 22ll hhds, 80 tierces and As bbls on private
terms Yesterday not previously reported 60
bbls. Louisiana common reboiled sold at sos. "
gallon. Louisiana Sugar is retailing at l4tc. e
n for fair 1910. for prime, l60l6+c. for yellow
clarified and l6aGl7c. ~ ID for white. Ihere Is a
scarcity of Louisiana Molssses here and prices are
frmer. There is a good demand for Cuba Sugar
both by the trade and for shipment to the West,
but operations are restricted by light supplies.
Grocery grades are quoted at ll4Gl2lc., and the
better grades at lSGl3ic. y ID.
FLoUR--TheTe was an active demand to day fer
choice, which is scarce, while the lower grades,
although in moderate supply, appear to be wholly
neglected; prices, however, have undergone no
material change. Sales to day include 1906 bbls.,
of which 200 bbls double extra at $40 2S 100 bbs.
treble extra at ST. so bbs. do. at $ll U.s. $50 bbs.
choice at 49, 200 bbls do. at sl3 Is, so bbls do.
at sl 60 bbs. do. at $l4 25 100 and 100 bbls. do.
at s1I So sc and 20 bbls. do. ct sl4 49, 400 bbls.
do. at SIS, and GO bbls. do. at SIS l24 u Dbl.
CoRN-The receipts to-day were too small TO
materially affect the market, and prices remain
firm at yesterdays figures. Sales are SzOO SACKS,
as follows: 800 and 1900 sacks white mixed at
81 O7t, and so, $50, 800 and 700 sacks white at
81 10 100 lbs.
OArs-The market is quiet but steady at pre-
yious prices. Sales were confined to ESQ sacks
of which 200 sacks at S6c.' and SO SACKS al soo'
BRAN-There Is no change to report in this
market. Sales day were 200 sacks at 81 so y
100 lbs.
HAY-Choice is scarce and in request at full
prices. Sales to-day we're $50 bales, of which II
bales fair at s22. and rs and 200 bales choice at
t23 q ton.
PoRK-The market continues dull and prices are
lower. Holders to day are Offering at SIS 900
Is rs u Dbl, butwe did not hear Of sale.
BAoOS-There is almost no demand, and we
note still further downward tendency in prices.
Shoulders are now held at l339l4c.. clear rib
sides at l7G2l7fc., and clear sides at l730lSc. q
n. A lot Of II casks dry sailed shoulders sold
to-day at lac. u h.
LARD-There was some inquiry to-day for ex-
port but thus far we heard of no sales. The mar
ket, however, appears TO be weaker and prices
dropping. Prime in tierces to-day IS held at l9l
@2Oc., and in kegs ct 20@20fc. D %.
CoRN MEAL-The late receipts have caused q
slight decline in prices. To-day 260 bbls were
sold at 81 IS q bbl. for choice kiln dried.
WEEKLY QUOTATIONS. or HDEs, ETc.-rhe fol-
lowing is from the circular of Messrs. Hay !
Mehle:
NEw ORLEANS, Nav Is. 1863
Steer Hides city 'lsusA''r SSI so s na' IN ss
Kps % % 2 na y as
County Hides, aiii @toES&SS u Q IS
The demand for green sailed stock has beer
very active during the past week, and the marke
Il now pretty bare Of desirable weights. No sale
worthy OF note, the business being confned 4
small pa GELS ct extreme rates.
Castle 1srssa
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Receints by Railroads.

Receipts by Railroads.
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
AZ bars iron FOger 6co-S6 coo brick seatnl char
coal A Smicken-sundTies TO order
NEW orr FANS OPELOUSAS GREAT WESTB IN
hhds sugar Bur ridge 4cO-l bale cotton Isl beeves
and supdries order
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NEW YORK.
FOR NEW YORK
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE
Comprising the srss-clAss Steamships
cREscfNr CITY Captain 2, W Holmes
s sRkFEAE csDtss a. wv s.ae sss
UNITED STATES. Captain Geo L. Norton
Sailing from New York EVERY SATURDAY.
United states,
GEO-L. NORTON, Commander,
VIII leave her wharf foot Of ST Louis street, sun
DAY May 18th, stsI n
These Steamers have superior accommodates for
CABIN
WOOD. Low . % sV gSwTss street.
The steamship CRESCENT CITY will follow, leaving
as shove on SUNDAY. May 94th.
FOR NEW YoKE DIRECT.
THE CROMWELL LINE
This Limo IL composed Of the following steamships:
eco. Cromwell. Geo. Warrington.
Mariposs. Cortess
The Steamship c,
PHILLIPS Commander,
wiisavs shsrs Of Toulouse street, SATURDAY.
May 10th, stsR.E
Freight for LIVERPOOL, HAvRE and BREMEN taken
BY shs ins through bills Of lsding given for ssms
'' ALrREp HoUIroK.
q Osrondelst street
BALTIMORE
roR BALTIhoRK AND HAVANA
rae new ORLEANS, BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
SgGULAR sEsIKosrHLY LINE oFsTKAssHIrs
LIBERTY .lso .Thos BeIn, Commands.
cUBA..."....Iset tons. .Dukehsrt, Oonnsrder
CLARIFYING UNITED STATES NAILS
FIRST CABIN:
Through Tickets to New York $50.
UaoK aALrTsoxn AND HAVANA,
TOUCHING AT KEg wEsT-rhs spiszaid last steamship
Cuba.
DUKEHART. Commander.
Uu leave O. above on SATURDAY, May 10Th. si
O'Clock p. II.
For freight passage. having unsurpassed sOoemncda
EOhs, apply 70 wITHERsPooN, HALsEY CO., Agents.
~ Oarondelet street.;
EB-so bills Of I.dins of tho Company WIN
sss sDi No freight for HsSsH. sSsl sA:T Il solscs
| Day Of sailing
| To. LIBERTY. Capt. t. A. Balm. will follow.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, May 10th, sbY.H
EOK BALTIMGR E-fHE STEAMSHIP
| Trade WIND,
| j. MORRILL,. Commsuder.
win leave Tor weight passage. apply to
| BROoKs MACDONALD 90 agents.
RRAZOss SANTIAGO.
| MORGAN LINE U. g. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Leaves on SUNDAY. Msyl7, at SAx
EOR BRAZos SANTIAGO THE Low
| pressure de-wheel iron steamship
| Il. q. Harris,
| We. TALBOT. Commander
VIII above her wharf, of st. Joseph
carrying United States mails For freight passage
| sppy to
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PHILADELPH IA.
FoE PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
TIE PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN HAIL
STEAMSHIP OoMPANY's
EsSul.a senisonthly Line OF Steamships
&nn11t1s, lZlb tons. oOAAE-
star Of sh. Union, la7 tens. Capt 7. n OO0KSKy.
To sail SUNDAY May II, atsA
COE PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
The tavoriss steamship
Star OF the Union,
Capt. T. N C00KsEY,
VII lssye hsr wharf, Jackson Square, As shove.
Cabin Passage TO Currency.
Through Tickets TO New York, Baltimore and Boston.
FOR freight passage, having splendid aeoommods-
hons apply 10 - ..o..
30 Carondelet street.
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Arkansas RIVER.

FOR ARKANSAS RIVER
Leaves on wEDNT SDAY. May 10Th, st5r.M
EOR VAN BUREN. FORT SMITH, LITTLE
il eek Pine Bluff ali way landings-The A No pas
senRsr steamer Caroline, W. ID. Baeman, master will
leave az above psitvsy. For freight passage apply
wTNBURN LORD. 50 Gravier street
n. o DONOHUB, TchOupi Ouss street
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BOSTON.
MERCHANTS, BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS sTKAM
SHIP COMPANY,
mn Line Comprise the Fins ocesx SsenEisaea
CCNCORDIA.....3OO O tons Leand Commander.
EERsIN0TON. ...i200 =. Hodges,
ST. LOUlS.......l20 .. Sears
2RIENTAL....... 80 .. SNOW,
FORMING Regular Weekly Lbs
E0R B0sToN DIRECT---fHE STEAMSHIP
Remington.
VIII leave on SATURDAY. May 18th, at p. n, from
Bulls Head
These sfer superior accommodations or psesSn
Esrs and frex the lowest rates, and fs
sity vii extended shippers Fer freight passsss
spplyto OREEVF, MCPHERSON 4 co.,
No. So Oarondeet street
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IA REnAIssANCE LoUIsIAnAIsE.
EEw ORLEANS. FRENCH WEEKLY OF "A PAGES
Devoted to Southern Interests
Gssven Years of Existsnoe.l

la -,ort cosur antablo publication for families ana zt
people wno practice the elegant French Language review
eabsrsty the soca events of the week the situation 81
The country New Orleans American the interesting
scts louisiana the egricu tural and commercial sns
communy the market price current the Theatrical sorees
theterary scientific productions Of the day and gv
great variety useful facts, instructive gems, hurnorstt
anecdotes, and all that conposes first class paper
SUBSCRIPTION: IS PER ANEUA
N. "A pagss OF LA RENAISSANCE are edited x
and the advertisements conspicuOusy DIS
psy with reading matter In eseh page that makes the
Journal best advertising mediums Of the South
JOB Printing done IN oil languages G Oonh street, corner
Exchange Alley. New ORLEANS
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REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.
OPELOUsAB.

REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET
INOk OPEEOUSAs. WASHIE0TOH, PORT
Barre and a landings the Coast Atchafaaya river
and Bayou CouTtabiesU-Ths ightdraf steamer y. -.
BIaeE d. G. c. Pick IT, master. J. B. scamid clerk
will leave New orleans every Wednesday at Return
ing, will leave Washin gt0n every sunday, az 10 NJ
The Blackord connects Simmsport with the steamsr
Kankakee and will give through bills Of ding (Od formi
for all reghts for Bayou DeG6Be and bayou Boat Rates
as low aBany boat
BENNETT 4 BELL, ....,.
W. 81 SURLS, As''-
REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at 5YM
L5CR OREI.OUBAs, WASHINGTON, PORT
barre and ali Landings the Coast Atchafeaya River
and Bayou Oourtableau-rhe good and safe steamer
Annie vHagiey, Gus T. Lousller master, N. Ksuiso1.
clerk will leave above WIN leave Washington every
sunasy at 10 O'Clock n. For freight passage apply
On beard or TO
BLOCH BROS, I1 Common street, n. o.,
orO HINCKLEY SON. Washington. La
p. S-The steamer Anns WsKsy connects At Washington
with Bull Frog aud barges for all landings Bayou
Bosnf and viii sign through bills Of aiding
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A ROUsSET,
n, Successor TO ROusset voOrhiesJ
Importer and Dealer In Foreign and Domestic
Hard~ are. Cutlery, Guns. Powder, Shot and
Caps, Eishing Tackle.
No. H............oLD LEvEE sTREEr..........NO. II
Opposite the Custom House. New Orleans
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OHIO RIVER.

Leaves on Thu RsDAY lath inst. at n, and TaUkS-
DAY zsth NAV, At p.
NOR LOUIsvILLF, CAIRO, MEMPHIS vIcKs-
IL burg, and all intermediate landngs-rhe steamer
Il. A. Lee,
JNo W. CANNON Master.
Leaves above. plan OF her cabin be seen, and
passage o freight eagagsd 1t he office Of
slNNOrf ADAMS, 20 Commercial Place
GEO d. HlTE Agent " fchOuptoulassL
Leaves on SATURDAY., 10th inst at5P.M
ESOR LOUIsVILLE, CAIRO, MEMPHIS, vICKS-
burg Matches Baton Rouge and all intermediate land
iDgs-Tho and splendid passenger steamer
Dexter,
Capt SAN. MONTGOMERY,
VIII leave as above freight passage apply board
to THOS KEEt FE. Agent 70 Poydras Street
Leaves TUESDAY. May 18Th, al . p
TOR LOUIsVILI.E, CAIRO, MEMPHIS VIOKS-
II burg and all intermediate andings-fhs fine low
Richmond,
J. slut NEAL. Master; JOHN S. VOOLFOLK. Clefkt
win leave ss above plaza the cabin can seen and
passage and freight engaged at the office Of
elNNOff 4 ADAMS, Agents, 70 Commercial Place.
Leaves on TUESDAY. Mey 26th
TOR LOUIsVILLE, CAIRO, MEMPHIS, VICKS-
Il burg and all intermediate landlngs-1he
Belle Lee.
A. McGILL, Master; A. MARTIN Clerk,
Leaves as above plan other cabin can be seen and
and freight engaged At the Office Of
siNHoTT a ADAMs. rs Commercial Place
THos. kEEFFE 70 Poydras street
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Ssssss faN Re0dissg.
"Piaia 20 20 Little More.

A good minister hsd long preached to con
gregation otaverage culture and character will
little apparent good result-to his deep grief
Thinking the matter over, one Saturday morn
ing. after he had finished writing his week.,
sermon the thought occurred to him to &
down stairs and read Il to his pious. simple
hearted domestic. perhaps" said he, :"
shoot to high" Calling her from her work M
read Q few sentences. selected rs crntaining tn
elearest announc' ment OF the truth which th'
sermon was intended to convey, and askee
her:
"Do you understand thst!
emo, sir,' was her reply. lie then extern,
pori.ed the same idea in simpler language. md
asked her again:
ga little" Was her answer-kindling with
an interest which proved the truth OF her
words-"but please. cir, plain % hne
MORE" Once more he expounded his origi-
nal thought in the lucidest manner and with
the fewest and shortest words he could think
Of. when she exclaimed. with great delight
81 sec 1t oil now, sir, and l like 1t very
much"
lie went up stairs, rewrote his discourse as
nearly a. possible into the same style which he
had used in his experiment; and went to
Church next morning, almost trembling, lest
his people would DO Disguised with his preach
ing, but fully resolved to try the experiment.
To his amaIement. the very hrst sentences
seemed to awaken listening, such as he had
never before been able to secure. And as he
went on. he could see one eye after another
moistening, till almost his whole congregation
were visibly touch as he hal never seen them
before; and rs the result Of that service. more
than one came to him to inquire: "what must
I dol'' The effect upon his own mind was
such that he changed his style Of preaching.
from that time. thoroughly; declaring that Al
for hip- he would speak 50 rs to be under
stood by all whom II WAS his duty to address
-Congrsgaiionalisi.
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EvEaY-pAY RELIGION. We must come back
TO our point, which Is not to urge all of you to
give yourselves up to mission work, but Il
serve God more and moro In connection with
your daily calling. have heard that woman
who has mission maks Q poor wife and bad
m, ther; this Is very possible, and ut the sam,
time very lamentable; but the mission would
urge Is not Of this sort. Dirty rooms, Stat.
ternly gowns. and children with unwashed
faces. are swim witnesses against the sincerity
Of those who keep Others vineyards and neg
lect their own. have no faith In that woman
who talks Of grace and glory abroad and uses
no soap and water at home. Let the buttons
be on the shirts. and the children's socks be
mended. let the roast mutton be done to q turn,
let the house be rs neat rs new pin, and the
home be happy as home can be; and then, when
the cannon balls, and the marbles, and the
shots, and even the grains OF sand, are all In
the box. even then there win be room for those
little deeds Of love and faith which In my Mas
ter's name seek Of you who look for His APP
pearing. Serve God by doing common actions
In heavenly spirit. and then. II your daily
calling only leaves you cracks and crevices Of
time, ill these up with holy service. To use
the Apostles words. "Aswe have opportunity.
let US do good unto all men. "-Spurgeon.
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hin, for girls Of tho psnod.-La9r.-
.ySh~ Harriet. what queer way Tor doins
,,,r bair-just like snail" harrie''e-
SWsII nv love, I don't think any one can
ali ,hs, q fast head dress" 81
Tho "yvickcdcst Man in New York" in
jisnantly denies that he is to DO q Demo-
cratic candidate for Congress. He says he's
awful wicked, hut thanks tho Lord he ism,
quite 50 had as hat
The following compliment was pail by a
dentist to lady. He had several inefiec'
tual attempts to draw out her dccaye,I
tooth, and finding nj last that he must give
il up, he apologixed by nying: "The fact
is, Madam, il is impossible Tor anything ba,
to come out Of your mouth"
A clergyman Of indifferent character, 60
Ing to rca,l prayers nj another village, found
great difficulty in putting on an oil fashion
ed surplice. II Think" said he TO the clerk
~,he devil Is in the surplicc." The aston
ished clerk stared until the parson got The
garment on. and then sarcastically cxclainl
ed Il think as how he is, sir!"
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That Was beautiful prayer Of David, LET
the meditation Of my heart DO acceptable In
thy sight. d Lord, my strength and my Re-
deemer." II is well to desire TO please God.
The pupil who strives to please his teacher, the
child his parents, the servant his employer.
the apprentice his master, gives promise 81
doing well IN life. lie who seeks to please God
gives still higher promise. And he that looks
to the heart, cares for his medtations, goes to
the root Of the matter, and Is sure OF the divine
blessing. Meditations are our most secret
radical, terminating, constructive, soul oper-
atoms. "As man ,hinketh so Is he;" much
more, rs no meditates, for that Is the diges-
tive, assimilating process Of the spiritual life.
"Let my meditation be acceptable in thy sight,
U Lord"
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TO FEMALES.
DIR. rRrD,K MORRILL, phv,,.,.,

Dir. FRED'K MORRILL,, Physician and
surgeon, gives exclusive attention to Diseases OF
women lie has msde diseases Of woman his stu.
ny Tor the past twenty years. Ills practice has
teen very extensive both In Hospital and In pri.
vate practice Ills reputation has vouchers In all
ne city papers, his patients, and the medical pro.
lession, both here and abroad, rs being the most
h,ilial specialist here, aud . thorough master Of
all sexual diseases
pR MORRILL, 10 admitted by the best med.
ica talent Of the country 10 have no equal In the
treatment OF Female Complaints and Il ID no unu.
suAi occurrence for ply siclans In regular practice
10 recommend patients 10 him for treatment when
An'eted with diseases In his speciality.
Ladies will receive the most scientific attention
both medically and sursicaly. with private apart.
enced nurses, II they wish.
The poor advised free oteharge. Physicians or
patients wishing his opinion or sdvice, by letter,
anu enclosing the usual lee, will be answered BY
return mali. -
Medicines sent TO ell parts Of the country.
o"'e' NO - HOWARD STREET, Boston, Mass
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IMPORTANT To rrU.,ro

The celebrated DIR. DOW eontluaes 10 devote
ns entire tms TO the treatment Of ali dIsssses In.
eidsnt TO the female system. An experisncs M
twenty-four years enables him 10 qua spee,r
and permanent relief In the wort eases oil Sun.
preston snd All other Menstrual Dersngsusnts.
contain 81. once No. . Endieott street Bostou.
n. B..Board furnished 70 thoss Who Wan 10 rs-
main under treatment W." ""A W.
Boston. June q. 1857. ,,xaa
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
I" NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Semi-Weekly Line!

On and after the 18th Inst. the hne
IT. Steamer Dirigo and Frsnoonia, Will
EA<S$3 until further notice, runs - follows
Leaye Oalt's Wharf, Portland, every Monday
and Thursday Ut 5o,clook p. NJ, and leave Pici
% East River. New York, every Monday and
The Dirigo and Frsneouia are fitted up with ans
accommodations for passengers, making this the
most conveient and comfortable route for trav.
elers between New York and Maine.
Passage, In State Room, $500. Cabin passage,
$500 Meals extra.
Goods forwarded by this line to and from Mon
tresl, Quebec, HALIFAX, st. John. and oil parts Of
Maine.
shippers are requested to send their Freight 10
the Steamers as early ~ +P. M. on the day that
they leave Portland.
For Freight or Passageapply to
HENRY FOX, Galts Wharf. Portland.
J: y. AMEs, Pier % East River. New York.
May Q, 1868. Gc0J2l
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Answers.

ANAoRAN No. 9.
We, live and with silent power,
Mo uld other lives to love or hate;
To forms that charm the passing hour.
Or for the day Of burning wait
We may not see as as others see;
We may not feel as Others feel;
Yet still our life, % full and free,
Brings them eternal woe or veal,
EMoxA.-ie. "Ths eurfew tolls the knell oI
parting day."
No. 20.-'The Fsnian Brotherhood"
CuARApE. No. a." Snow"
Puzzlr, No. i6.-"A Thoru."
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-10-02

Bees find tie flowers, not because they are
symmetrical and beautiful, but because they
have honey In them. II sinners are ever at
tractei to the churches, II will not be by the
observance Of stated and stately forms' or oy
display OF gaudy psraphernalia but because
there Is honey In them.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-10-02
FOR SALE!

known as the "Chadbourne Farm" on "Deer-
ing's Ridge" in WATERFORD, but n short distance
from the r & II. II. r., and Is tho most pleasantly
located OF any farm In the County. II contains
100 acres equally divided into tillage, pasturage
wood and timber, and never falls OF large crop:
IL has n large two-story brick house with a." and
new barn 40 70 with cellar, and all tho modern
improvements Water FROM never.failing foun'
tain brought Into the house and barn yard.
young and very promising orchard OF grated
fruit. Tho stock and farm tools can be bought
with farm 10 desired. This property now owned by
Joseph II. & Paul Chadbourne, can be secured ut q
bargain II applied for soon. Inquire on the prem
ises or OF Chadbourne & Stearns, Saco. tn3