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s,,s.sav Esessssss.
Coed Reseisttosss.

The following resolutions were drawn up by
. Nev England pastor Of large experience and
Married success. The distribution Of them
among his people. . year sinee. has proved
highly beneficial. Neither he nor his people.
|, would seem, can object u these practical
hints are offered to the Christian public:
I. I purpose TO be at meeting regularly and
punctually. mo, forsaking the assembling Of
ourselves together"
2. l will endeAvor to draw others to the meet
ing. "Coms thou with Us and Nc will DO thee
good"
3. Before entering the chapel will ask the
Ssviours presence. 1--WE would see Jesus"
4. will not. unless Il Is necessary, occupy q
back seat. "Hou pleasant IL IL for brethren to
dwell together In unity"
5. | will not 90 seat myself As to hinder 9th
ers from occupying the same settee with me.
'Be courteous"
o. I viii refrain from iault-hnding, and will
not indulge eriticisins spirit. "Be ye kindly
afectioned one 10 another
2. I will endeayor to cultivate brotherly love
and concord. "rhat so be perfectly Joined to-
gsthsr In the same mind"
8. So far as 10 consistent, I will assist active
ly 10 the exercises, by testifying 10 the love oil
Christ, by exhortanon. by q passage OF scrip
ture, . hymn, . stania, or otherwise. LET
the word Of Christ, dwell in you richly In
all wisdom. teaching and admonishing one
another in psalms. and hymns, and spiritual
songs"
o. will not decline to lead In prayer. eye
also help together by prayer for u.s."
10. My prayers and remarks shall not be
long. "for God Is in heaven and thou upon
earth; therefore let thy word, be few"
IL. II offer the 6rst prayer. II shall be
chiefly an invocation, asking the Ssyiour's
special presence and aid. "For without Me ye
can do nothing"
10. I win cultivate enlargement OF faith and
desires. "Let US therefore come boldly unto
the throne VI grace"
IL. On leaving the place viii endeayor to
maintain devout frame OF mind. Continue
In prayer"
IL. will also endeavor to use oil means
suited to secure the blessings for which have
prayed. "Faith, without works, Is dead
also"
My dear friend, are the foregoing resolu.
tons uncalled for, or Unreasonable Would
not the adoption Of them prove blessing to
yourself and to the church,
win not failure herein be q detriment to
yourself and others, and be dlsplessing to the
MASTER
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It Is an exquisite and beautiful thing In our
nature, that when the heart Is touched and
softenedi by some tranquil happiness OF afec-
Tomato feeling, the memory OF the dead comes
ever Il most powerfully and irresistably. II
would almost seem ne though our better though
and sympathies were charms In virtue OF
AMI mysterious intercourse with the spirits OF
those whom We dearly love in life. Alas! how
often and how long may those patient angels
hover above us. watching for the spell which
is so seldom uttered, and 80 soon forgotten.
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The town clock in the tower Of the Baptis-
Church Mt Shelburne Falls Is not remarkable
for melodious tones, and many have complaint
ell Of Il. A lsly who died in the village re-
Gently seemed to excel others in her dissatisiac-
ion with the time-p piece. One day, while her
sister was sitting by her bed sadly noting the
signs Of approaching dissolution. the strokes
resounded from the tower duller than ever;
and. forgetful Of herself. she thus expressed
commiseru,ion for her friends; "0h, sister,
how do pity tho.e who must stay here and
listen TO that awful slock ~
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An eccentric bat ignorant old miller In PROF.
tor.yille, w., has built his own monument OF
rr,i sandstone. millssones being used a. the base
anil cap Of the second section. lie has carved
theron this inscription ::'Thcueh. an dead
yet spesketh for here b rect u has ever been
my hearts desire to do unto you - would
thatys should do unto me 90 east the beam out
OF yonr own eye and let me lie In peace and
sing my reaeruers love come my sweet com.
panion meet me here
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THE ERRORS OF YOUTH,

Those who are suffering nom the above should procure
Dr. Hayes New Medical Book, entitled 'srIlE SCIENCE
or LIFE, or SELf-PRESERvArI0S,"a apply 10 the
author of that invaluable treatise.
Impaired manhood Of middle aged people perfectly re
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This book contains 800 page, printed hne paper IL
Illustrated with beautiful sngravngs, bound In beautiful
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B-Dr H. Can always be consulted In the strictest
confidence from O'Clock In the morning until o'clock In
the evening, Inr,olabis secrecy and certain relief
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DIR. DOW continues to devote
his entire time 20 the treatment Of all diseases In
cldent to the female system. An experience oil
twenty -four years enables him To guarantee speedy
and permanent relief In the worst cases OF sup
preston and all other Menstrual arrangements,
hon whatever cause. All letters for advice must
contain 81. Office No. Q Endcott street, Boston.
N. B.-Board furnished to those who wish to re-
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True wisdom, notwithstanding all Hogarth'ss
poor pcet NAV have written against riches, and
In spite Of all which any rich. well-fed divine
may have preached against pleasure. consists
not in the contempt Of either OF these. A
man may have as much wisdom In the posses
sion Of an affluent fortune as any beggar in
the streets; or may enjoy handsome vile or
q hearty friend, and still remain as wise rs any
popish rccluse, who buries ell his social facul
ties. AMI starvcs his belly. while he well lashes
his hack.
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On Sunday morning At 81. IS Church.
oes OF he little Sunday school girls heiug called
upon 70 say her text. promptly delivered her
self OF TIE iouow,nS IL ne that ha,ehed me
inc her 10 repeat 10, she reproduced Il In m,
ANA form. but u WAS at last discovered that
,hs nssssr. intsoded Vas. "lls that hA,sth me-
hststh my fSthsr also"
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Notice ofAs.ignee Of hi. Appointment.

Notice ofAssignce OF his appointment.
TN the District Court Of the United States, for
the District OF Maine. In the matter OF
Andrew H6bsou, u. Bsnkrupt, 10 BanhIuPtsSS'
is6s. The underigued, adgncs OF the Estate OF
psId bankrupt hereby gives notice that pursuant
10 order of Court the second meeting Of Creditors
dem one of the Registers in bankruptcy, nthis
once, in ssId Portland. on the fourth day OF Au'
gust A. d. 1868 at 10 O'Clock A. ~. for the purposes
mentioned in the nth section OF the Bankrupt ACT
a-aI Assignee.
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FEM ALE
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL,

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CR.cr,s cELEDRArED sALYE

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ron srupESrs OF ANCIENT HISTORY.

No. =.
ron srrpESn OF ANCIENT HISTORY.
am composed vt % letters. 60
My II. o.. q. 10, Is, IL. 50. Wa Bacehus
NV 81. "a, "a. ~. was an Egyptian deity.
My Q. ~. 8. 30, Is, ~. presided over gar
Ny s. 10. $50 Is. 5. II. IS. IS. vas one Of
Nv IS. 90, S, 81. IS. IS. 50. and q, 4. s, SO,
Al, founded celebrated city.
Nv y, 20, IS, 81, ~. caused the Trojan war.
Ny II. IL. 8. -. u, 10. q, vss grandfather
Ny /. .. Is, 81. IS. IS, presided over the aus
Ny. Q. a. Is. 4. 70. 81. 81. 81, 1, 20. 50.
were the Yankees of sotiquity.
My 81. 1. 10, 5, 81. ~, carried letters into
Ny o, IS, IS, %. -. %, 40. 81. q. Is styled
the father Of history.
Ny 81. IS. 81. ST.. a, Was the .ncisn.
name Of Greece. @
Ny IS. ~. /. 81. IS. IL. Il, vas the las, of
the Iitans.
Ny ia, a. 40. IS. %. Vas the nam. of the
first vessel.
Ny 50. 80. s., as,as, Vas one Of tn. seven
My 8. IS. ~. 81. 40. as. preserved corn
HOiu ohkuL
My %. -, 20, ~. %. 50. prssidsd over
fountains.
Ny 81. 50. IS. q. o. 50, a, IS, a, was q
celebrated queen Of Egypt
Ny %, So, 70, ,, q, II, 50, vsre ses gods.
Ny Il, %, Q, 4, Is, 81, Vas one Of the Cor
CONS.
My -. -. 81, 6. 9. OF. 81. Il. were winged
monsters. =
My 8. Is, 60, ~, IS, 81, 50. were household
gods.
Ny -. 50. s.. 81. 81. %, IA, 10, II. 50 va.
distiAsaished 0Iecian orator and general.
Nv 10, 6l, 63, IS. founded Carthage.
Ny IL, u, 10. Wa the goddess Of revenge.
My 8, ~. 80, 50. Was the god Of war.
NY ~, ~, ~, = 81, 20, Was noble Ro-
man.
My o, 4s, -, %, 81. I, co, 81. 60. 10, 50,
WAS used by the Romans to express treachery.
My Is. -, o. 81, i6, 81. /. wss the mother VI
Sphynx.
My whole 10 an extract Of old English poet
~ we'll worth remembering in the nineteenth
century,
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THE PERUVIAN SYRUP,

piles the blood With Its LIE Eismsst lRos. giving
strs.stA, viss, asd sss i0s to the whole system.
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Is . spscihc. A - Iaxs pamphlss containing :
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"whersver you 6nd non, you asd many
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
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An Iaraisabis Medicine for fAs
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EARsiS HOUSES AND LANDS.

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From IS take Is and have IS for an answer.
Answess.

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ARirHxErIcAL PuzzLEs.--5, - feet.
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has been used for nearly halfa century for Coughs,
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The iollowin: remedies arc al aid and well s'-
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The Great New England Remedy.
DR. J. W. POLAND'S

DR. J. W. POLANDS
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In bankruptcy.


DISTRICT Court of the United States. Dis
l)trict OF Maine. In the matter Of Pelatiah NJ
IIohson, bankrupt. This Is to give notice that
Petition has been presented TO the Court, this 9Th
day Of July 1863, by Pelatiah N. liobson OF Stan,
dish. Bankrupt, praying thst he may be decreed
70 have full discharge from all his debts provo
BILE under the bankrupt Act. Individually ana -
q member OF the nrIn OF Andrew liobson y Co..
and upon reading said Petition,
me- ordered. by the Court that = hearing DO had
upon the same on tho fourteenth day OF Septem.
Der A. d. 1868, before the Court In Portland IN
said District, at three o'clock p. d., and that mo-
tice thereof be published In the Portland Evening
week Tor three weeks and once In tho Weekly Star.
newspapers printed IN said District the last pub.
iIcaon TO be ut least thirty days before the time
appointed for said hearing, and that all creditors
via have proved their debts and other persons In
Interest, may appear at said time and place, and
show cause. if any they have, why the prayer OF
WM. 2. PREBLE,
3w32 c;erk OF Distri.t Court for said District.
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Arithsnetical Pulzie.

am composed OF ave letters.
My Ara minus my 6fth gives my second.
My second plus gives my fourth.
Five tines my hrst, plus i've times my nth,
gives my third
My whols 70 funny.
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Bankruptcy Notices.
In Danlkrllptcy.

TN the District Court Of the United States, for
i the District of Maine. In tho matter Of Albert
l.. Cleaves, Bankrupt. In bankruptcy. AZ Port.
land, Me-, on tho 9th day OF July. A. d. 1865.
Pursuant to order OF Court tho second meeting
OF creditors OF said bankrupt will DO held before
j. d. Fessenden. Register, nj his Office 10 said Port
land, on the twsnty.fourth day Of August, A. ID.
'' SS5 q 00'Uy ciiARiEs II. FLING, Assignee.
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ITCH, ITCH, ITCH.
of Humosstiks Magic.

Price 90 cts. box, by mail. co cts. Address
WEEKS 4 POTTER No. l7O Washington street,
Boston, Mass. For sale by all druggists,
Boston, Aug &c, 1867. sply3S
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EOR BOSTON.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

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steamers JOHN BROOKS and MOHiRE-
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large number OF beautiful state Rooms, will run
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and India Wharf, Boston, every day at Iociock
81, Sundays excepted
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Arrange the ten digits, using each but once.
% that their sum shall be 100. Also arrange
the nine digits ~ thai their sum shall be one
one recently published n tn column.
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.nesr not TIN to-mOrrow 10 he wise,
rO-mOrrO~'s sun 10 thee may never rise"
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EDITED 1T A LADY.

Hereafter tAs Ds,~tmAi vii 10 sdist 20 "a.
Jouanlx, sad gsssfis.s - svssrs gs sselesfsd
non 60 rssdsrs. No sfsas6ss VII ts Sses prop
ssrfSs~s 80 sasees~pSssfty iAs sssssTsA
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In the Political Interests of
u Efstf t-i t.s.l ssaE
the People,

The Union AND DISPATCH. as hereto
fore, will take the Constitution and laws for Its
guide; and in the discussion Of all the new and
intricate questions and issues arising out OF the
sxtraordinary condition in which the country
placed. il win adhere to the principles an
teachings Of the founders aud expositors Of oar
government and institutions. II win endeavor
20 guard with vigilance and defend with unwa-
verine earnsstness aud faith the rights and inte-
ste Of an the States and the essential princi-
les which constitute the basis Of the Republic
We shall oppose all invasions Of these, and
1phold, 10 the utmost Of our ability. the union
Of the States under them. Feeling that they
re endangered by the revolutionary schemes Of
Radical politicians who now hold the Legis-
alive power Of the Government, We shall abate
othing Of our past opposition 10 their mea-
1urs With these views. which are no less thsS
.,v,ound convictions. We cannot and will not
hesitate 10 defend the unfortunate SOuth
the aspersions and impostions heapeO npO Is
people. aud urge that IusTiOE and RIGHr shall
meted out o them. ...
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The New York Tribune was not an
original Grant paper. On the contrary,
the InbUae warned the Radicals that the
nomination Of Grant would be disastrous
to the success Of the party. Earnestly the
old philosopher, who has fought through
10 many political contests, appealed to the
Radical leaders to save the party by the
nomination of another man. lie clearly
saw that Grant and defeat we're synony-
nous terms. Among the declarations of
Greeley al the time alluded 10 was the fol-
lowing @
"The nomination Of Grant Tor the Presi-
dency would amount TO nothing more nor
less than another Scott afiair."
Our readers donbtless rtmember the
Scott campaign Of 1852 Then, Al now,
tue opponents Of the Democracy thought
TO carry the election by a hurrah over
military FenoWn and glory. Gen. Scott
was the " first Captain Of the age," 80
acknowledged in Europe As well as in
thisoountry-theherO Of Lundy's Lane and
ChippeEa.-the conqperor OF Mexico
whose intrepid army captured the City OF
Mexico and revelled in the halls Of the
Monieznmas. The glories OF Conteras and
Chepultepec were sung all over the country,
and the Tribune announced IN startling
tyne that the whole land was ablaze with
enthusiasm for the cold hero In good
time the election came of, and Gen. Scott
received the electoral vote OF only iour
| States But this was not all. His deiea'
was the dissolution-lhe death Of the party
| whose standard-bearer he vas. When the
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! From dc New York WorIl. June l.

Miss ELLEN X, WHITE, of Cleveland,
Ohio, had anarrow escape from that horror
of horrors, premature burial, last week.
She is a yovng lady Of eighteen years, was
i'll Of Typhoid fever for some weeks, became
convalescent, took relapse, sank rapidly
and was declared to be dead Her mother
resisted the preparations for her burial
until council of physicians had decided
that abe was dead and every attempt to
resuscitste her failing, it was determined to
consign her to the grave, and eofin was
procured On Saturday, while one Of the
neighbors and the mother were standing by
the aide of the supposed corpse the door,
which had been left open, blew shnt With
loud noise, which had The effect Of 50 act
ing upon the girl as TO bring her to and set
her life-blood in motion. She sprang mp
in bed, and, throwing her arms around her
mothers neck, wept tears Of Joy at her
narrow escape from being buried alive. II
appeared from her subsequent statements
that she had been conscious the greater
portion Of the time, though powerless 10
move muscle. She is in a fair way Of re-
eoveTy.
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Our Financial and CONNER
cial Column. r

Every department Of business has an imme-
diate interest in the markets Of the country, and
In its financial fluctuations and condition. The
man who flhs 90 keep himself properly Rd-
vised as to the rise and fall Of the markets, as
controlled by the laws OF demand and supply.
and the relative condition of the currency, is
exposed 70 constant loss. and must necessarily
fall behind his more intelligent and enterprisins
noighbora. In order to mako our paper valuable
As we'll as interesting, we shall continue TO
make this SPECIAL FEATURE. Our Daiiy
Market Reports. domestic and foreign, by tele-
graph. and our City Reports, gotten up at heavy
expense. have challenged the commendation OF
our hest business men while our current Finan-
sial Reports from al the leading aoney centre
of the country arc fuller than have ever
publishod by any other journal in Tennessee
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-06-05
Our Manufacturing and DO-
NESTLE Interets.

We shall constantly admOnish the Southern
people TO be self-reliant. and shall do what we
may be ablo to induce the estAblishment Of
manuiactories in our midst for Ou7 home pro-
ducts. To this end wo will pay special attention
to the COST and STATISTICS Of manuiacturing
and eEert ourselves TO encourage the diversih-
cation Of Southern industries aud the develop
uont of Southern resources. .H.H