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H. DAAN " Goth, sch Anna tslsabeth Phil.

l,1s NV. goth, sch Anna Elizabeth, Phil
Ar 22d sch Pearl, Thaysr. RockIand.
sALEm-Ar sd, brig Allston SAWYER Bangor tor
Eondo m sces Lusv, Clark, Cslsgs Tor New Nork
Scuu, mSss ,nn Laoes Tor do; sandspbin Lite, I'M
liant. Mcfarland. % br New vorE. Name Lord.
Sulliyan SeanoweT Perry, Steubon tor Lynn: Tele
Bangor; Saxon Hatch do TOR Norwich BENJAMIN
Franklin Varnum, and Dolphin. Davis, do Tor Prov
idence; Cha tanooga, slack, do for Newport Amer
ca, Cousins. do tor Plymouth Or1no, Kendall, do
tor lynn. Leader, Atey, and Troubador, Rand TN
Rockland; MaIv Langdon. Plnkam, do for York;
ms Saco Tor New York; Tampa, Jewett, Boston Tor
Machias: arcola, Wa liston. DO tor Bath.
NEWBURYPOliT-Ar 25th, sch Nj Il Varney.
Dunham, alas.
Sid, sch Ellen, Carver, Camden.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ar at Calcutta tho date) ship Whittier swap nom
Sid I'm Naples 9Th inst, brig A Bernard, Reed,
At Leghorn sth inst barque Lincoln, Thompson,
for Boston.
Sid TN Barcelona 9th inst ship JAS Montgomery,
Ar at Falmouth. E. 25d inst, ship South America,
Bayard. trcm Bassein.
At London 1ith INST, ships America. Bartlett La
dy Blessing'On Adams; Hudson, Pratt. ST John,
Bursley. and Jos Clark, Cbeever ,or New York
Progress, simmons. tor Philadelphia; Enoch TaInot,
Talbot Ior New orleans; barque Palo Alto, 1enney,
Ar at Deal lath ut, SHIP Ladoga, Wiley. NYork
via QueenStOWn
on Goodwin Sands 18th, ship Washington, Page,
from Callao tor Amsterdam.
AR at Honolulu 10th ult ship Ocean Rover CARL
tol. from San Francisco Bakers Island, and pro-
ceeded. -
Sid TN Vera Cruz I'd inst. brig Serena Smith,
Dodge. Pens cola. -
at Molendo PERU 1lth ult ship Nevada Jewett,
from Newport, r, via RIO Janeiro, ar Aug ~, disg,
tor Chinehas, to load tor FIane.
Sid i'm Havana 18th ult, big Eta M Iucker' ior
Maianzes. 49,
Ar at Carenas 18th inst. brig Nellie Husteed, from
New York.
Sid iith, brig Prairie Rose, Griffin, New York.
AT Sagua 18th inst, barque Hunter YORK ior NE"
York next dav. =,
sid i'm Montreal 2lst ship Oneida, Mitchell, for
| Liverpool
ca al st John, NIB, 25th inst, barque Fannie,
Nichols, Cardenas. r.
| SPOKEN.
Sent 20, lat 81 N, Ion 40 W, Darque Omaha, hom
| Bombay tor Liverpool.
Oct a. lat a 80. Ion So &c, ship Corsica, from Lon
| don tor New York. 20 ~
| No date, lat rs S, lon 26 16 W, ship Florence
| Treat. from Callao tor Tenerhe.
No date, TAT 40 y, Ion ~ Z, ship Kendrick Fish
do VG frAU Narl rAf C.tI..
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giving them the benefit of thorough grinding


in the classics.
Mr. Hubbard of Boston related an incident
which had fallen under his observation with
in year, when young man who had gradu-
ated second in his class in college was exam
ined with several other candidates for tbe no.
sition of teacher in grammar school. The
young man failed to perform correctly sim
gle one of the ten easy questions in Arith-
metic proposed by the committee. Was that
the Kind OF education which pupils were to be
dragged into? Ifso, they would probably cry
"Save us from our friends"
PRIMARY SECTION.
The primary section devoted itself mostly
to exempification of methods, which, al
though quite as profitable as discussion, could
not be as justly reported. Space Will only al
low me to say that the meeting was largely
attended, and the exercises, as am informed
by the teachers, were very instructive.
SATURDAY MORNING.
The association assembled in body in
fremont Temple this morning for the tran
saction of miscellaneous business, and to lis.
ten to lecture by Prof. Hoodman of Dart
mouth College on Drawing"
The financial and other affairs of the asso-
citation occupied considerable time, and the
lecturer was not introduced till nearly eleven
o'clock
Prof Woodman began by treating of art in
general, and defined it as being the outward
expression of something internal to the mind
In other words, the painting of ideas. Poetry
paints ideas with acords; paintings, with col
ors and forms. So, whatever pictures to the
external senses the inward perceptions, is
art. He illustrated his idea very beautifully
by the use of the first stanza of Gray's EIegy
The contemplative student, the weary plough
man, the lowing herd, and the rural church.
yard, may all be represented in aoords, upon
canudS or in marble.
The utility OF art was next spoken of, and
the necessity of turning the attention of the
American mind toward the higher topics o.
thought and amusement. 1t is impossible tc
do justice to the address, for great part o.
its value was in hearing it. Prof. Woodman
must be an excellent teacher. ,.-,f a
And so endeth the twenty-fifth annual
meeting of the State Teachers Association Of
Massachusetts,, body which has exerted a
powerful influence upon the educational in
stitutions of the State, and done much to
render teaching an honorable and honored
profession. The meeting which has just
closed has been attended by more than three
thousand teachers, and its deliberations can
but have salutary effect upon the work OF
the coming year. III. .s
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HE PR ESS.
Wednesday Morning, October 81, 1862


GOLD CLOSED 10 New York last nisn' az
$50 Is a $50 IA
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Wanted.

Wanted.
'I'O purchase an entire part interest in some
good paying business, in city or country either
tra6lns Or manufacturing that can be safely and
prohfahly earned on with rom $50" to $25oO cash.
ana 9 'of credit tor go,d deal more-communica,
lions statng null Particulars of business location etc
Win real name OF the parties i'll meet prompt at
ienIon and be treated in closest confidence If adj
dressed previousto % inst. "W" care of box 1751
Portland Post Office w. -'oi'
manufacturing business under well secured
patents preieled. sNoco1 1gs
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THIS is an extraordinary remedy for the LIVER
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ell OF several of the best Roots, n cribs and Bnrks
known, which act directly on the LIVER aud KID
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Regulating the Nervous Syste m, Curing Pain in the
Side. Shoulders, Back, Head, Neck and Limbs Sink
ing and Faintnass OF the Stomach, Weakness OF the
Limbs, Languidness, Yellowness OF the Eyes and
Skin, JaunLice, Pain In the Bones, Dyspepsia, Dry
Cough, Sore throat Night Sweats, IrritaDility Ner
yousness, Loss Of Memory, Weak Eyes, Dizziness.
DrOpsy etc. These difficulties arise from bad Liv-
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Syphiliic Diseases, land all G'andular Engagements
Canker, Humor in the Stomach and Bowe,s Costive-
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g-Sold by all Druggists and Medicine Dealers.
Prepared and Sold only by
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Maine General Hospital.
Honse and LOT for Sale.

HOUSG auU LOI IOr = aIe.
Situated IN Y Yarmouth, upper vii
AMA-O LACE, the 70 d leading from
&TnG2 yarmouth corner t. Portlond, a two
AIfTKfIAH story house with an ell, wuodhouse
Aexs449Rf22zS- and stable, all in good repair, niue
nnis'eu beside the attics, hard asd soft water
o. ought into the co0k-ruom by means OF pumps
Within three minutes walk OF the Depot on the
Grand Trunk X r., and tne half mi G irom Yar-
mouth junction on thu Portland and kennetec II.
t. A good place Tor Homeopathic Phys cian, or
any gentleman who would like to ke spa horse and
carriage. HH ...
Fer further particulars inquire Of t F. - Ut.
p THOMSON, NJ. D., on the premises.
ocNeod&w1m
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State News.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.

The Grand Jury in Kennebec County, at a
late session, founl bills of indictment against
three parties in Gardiner, for unlawfully sell.
ing spirituous liquors.
Sunday evening two one hundred dollar
United States fve-twenty bonds, of the issue
of November, 1864, were stolen from the resi-
dence of Francis Fuller of Winthrop. Mon.
day morning one of the bonds was found in
one of the national banks in Augusta. Free
man Crowell of Gardiner was arrested and
brought before Judge True, charged with com
mitting thellarceny. He pleaded not guilty
but in the examination the testimony disclosed
the fact that Frank Newell sold the bond tC
Crowel, and Crowell sold the bond to the
bank. CrOwell was discharged. A warrant
has been issued for the arrest of Newell.
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Mtn'ature Atnv"uc........ ...Oct "a.
Sun rises. 49,. 627 Moon rises. 1895 PM
Sun SETS. 800 High water.... 40 PM
M All N II N EWS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A House on Cumberland Street
for $55Ool!
A NEW two and half story house No. III Cum
n beiland Street, conlaining ten rooms, ga, hard
and soft water. House b, attd by new furnace
which cost $4,000 Good cellar, brck c,ste,n IS
hogshea is capacity Lot contains about 1000 square
tees, fine chance a small gsruen. Gas hxtui es,
furnace &C.. go with this IropeIty-This properly
cost over S60oo-Teims OF payment easy-apply TO
GE ,. X. DAVIS & CO.,
Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
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IMPORTS.


Sch Tropic Bird, from Havana = 800 hhds 81 ties
molasses, TO Geo Hunt. tr-f .---"
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OFFICES in the second story of the New Brown
" Stone Block, corner Congress and Myrtle Sts.,
opposite the City Hall, rents IS dollars per annum
and upwards. Apply to CHAS. w. CAHOON
ocl6sntf Office No. Is, on the premises.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A NEW NATIONAL WORK

TO Canvass for Mrs. Eets new book. inst publisbe q,
IN beautiful style, and sold at low n-ice
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-09-19

Rifles and Observation-Disclosures was given to
the Commissioners that large quantities of
Catholic party in anticipation of collision
with the Orangemen. The arms were pro-
cured by subscription among the people, and
were distributed by ersons'appointed for that
purpose A Mr.. Lynch stated that ON one eve
ming 300 or 400 revoIvers had been so distribu-
ted; and another witness, Mr.. W. MGirr, said
that within the past year the Catholics had
possessed themselves of over 1000 firearms.
Death Of the Rec. Father Lalor, OF. the Redenp-
torist Church, Limerick-This estimable clergy
man, whose religious career in this city in con-
nection with the pious order of which he was
q leading and distinguished member, will be
long cherished died on Sunday. He is deeply
and deservedly regretted by tho community to
which he belonged, and by the general public
to whom he was endeared.
Uanted-The BaVot.-There are abont $50
tenants on the Irish estate of the Marquis
of Hartford, who is living out his insect life in
Paris. Not one of these tenants was allowed
to give his votes at the late election in favor
of Sir Shafto Adair The tiller of the soil had
to vote for the foe of tenant right. The Catho-
lie had to vote for tho hater of his creed.
Wanted-The Ballot
Meeting of the North City Ward.-A meeting of
the inhabitants of the North City Ward, Dub
lin, was held on the 25th ult., in the Prince of
Wales Hotel, Sackville street, for the purpose
of adopting measures to promote the release of
the political prisoners There was large and
most influential attendance.
A meeting was held in the Town Hall, Null
lingar, on Sunday evening, goth ult., the Rev.
Mr.. Gogarty in the chair. The Rev. Chairman
stated that the purpose of the meeting was to
seek the release of the prisoners by every con-
stitutiona1 means.
Queens College, Cork.-It is understood that
George Creo, Esq, burrister at law, has been
appointed Professor of Law, in Queens Col
lege, Cork, in 1.-THE room of the late Michael
Barry. Esq, deceased.
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.' Office, 81 Magazine street,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.

Standard FIRE PROOF ROOFS, equal in durability,
and FAR superior in otar respects 70 sheet Slate pat
at much less cost. This Roofing adapted steep
well to Hat roofs making of valley CUTTERS ETC. etc.
thereby dispensing with the of metal that pur
pose. 1t weighs much less the square than sheet
Slate cost of transportation comparatively small and
the mode of application quite simple docs affect
nut rather improves the No painting required
1t be applied to the sides of buildings we'll
roof making tnc Whole fire proof. As a covering for
Steamboat Roofs, it is superior to anything in
Parties interested be referred to roofs
in city. of them the largest constructed
city during the past year.
Communications addressed TO EDWrD THOMPSON,
- lyIG i'm
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d Limit to EndHraRce.-Several of the wit
nesses IN recent trial stated that the Catho-
lies OF Derry were losing patience under the
they were subjected by the processions and
Celebrations" of the Orange party, and were
determined to stand these things no longer
One of those witnesses said: 81 know that the
Roman Catholics are armed. and prepared to
put those celebrations down. / have used my
influence, along with Dir. M'Calferty, to pre-
vent Thorn from opposing the last celebration,
but promised not to do so again: think
would not be able to restrain them on the next
OCCASION Another said: sI did not hear that
on the 18th of August there was an organized
body Of Roman Catholics determined to pre-
vent the celebrations on that day. believe
the Catholics Of Innfshowen and Bunerana are
prepared at any time to prevent them.p A
third said 81 believe if another attempt to-
celebrate an anniversary is made, it will Gull
minate in bloodshed. The Roman Catholics
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Mcxr1Me STAR AID CATHOLIC HEssEEGER.
MIsCELLAMB0Us IRISH NEWS.

rrw oRLrANs, SUNDAY. sEPrEAfBER 10. 1869.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Messrs. johnson Shields have purchased tho above
wei-knswn establishment, have added largely to
facilities for conducting the business.
The services of Mr.. JOHN RAY, So well and favoraby
known in the old establishment retained. Orders
left day night will receive prompt attention Carria
ges for hire a reasonable prices. d20 ly
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The Erictioas at CIeHeea-The Rev.-rJanes
Maher, T. p, of Carlow-G raigue, has published
a letter conveying the gratifying intelligence
that the landlord who recently carried out the
whOlesale-eyictiODs at Cloneen, county Carlow,
has, on mature consideration of his act, found
reason to think that, although legal, it was
not a commenda5le proceeding, and las ex-
pressed his willingness to do something to-
wards compromising the poor people whom he
routed out of house and homeland cast naked
on the world. This gentleman waited on Fa-
Their Maher to ask his cooperation in effecting
this work of PREPARATION, to which request Fa-
ther Maher of course readily assented. We
hope that reparation will be as full and COM
plete as the equity of the case demands, -
ATTiral of a FeniaR ConUict--Martin Hanley
Carey, one of the men who were imprisoned
for completely with Fenianism, was sent over
recently by the mail steamer, from Millbank
Prison. 1t appears that q warrant was issued
BY the government for Chrey's removal to Ire
land, he being at present in a state of ill
health. On the arrival of the boat at Kings
town, the prisoner, who had, been in custody
of two warders during the passage, was taken
in charge by acting inspectors Carey and No
Ian, by whom he was brought on to Mountjoy
Prison.
Great Meeting IN DYo1keda.--One of the most
imposing, yet quiet, peaceable and orderly do.
Inonstrations that ever took place in the his
toric town of DrOgheda was made on the Goth
nit in favor of tho release of the political pris
oners. The counties of Louth, Meath and Dub
lin sent in their thousands, who from an early
hour, both by road and rail, wendell their way
to the magnificent gathering which assembled
on the banks of the Boyne.
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esrRuaa1Es iAsn s.TR1rHPHs; toR1 ,F1Irr
IS, YEARS jREcol1EcT1oss Of p! T. BARNux.
soopr:, !. p 7 Burr Burr = Co., Hartford, Conn.
~ From the publishers We haze reeeiy-
ed the ht advances s sheets OF te SOON
to BE- BE-: issued s bearing Haai the above Title.
Il wiz w. tell Of the Iaa sE u Life Of
this we'll kn eoy rs character, as a mer-
chant, mayor, banker and Snowman.
Ih h. name Of Ba 9 nun is familiar ..
Household / ; words, and ~. the book will
doubtless be spie'y one. Il ~ VIII Egg
contain his bis celebrated ,eleer lecture on the
"Artt e Of Money Getting" ..sI[ i WY Be .
large octave volume, printed 10 Eogli:sh
end Al German ard illustrated With b, SO
fal! page epgravings. +. viii! be '; sold
only BY subscription. and agents are
wanted in every town 2, and county:
Address the publisher, , n....-.
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

-: LATE NEWS ITEMS. Z.
dizziness servants have reached
Gov. Brownlow has sold tie Knox
vile sWhiy:: i. = :: '''''': = ~
q: :: -4 9: Tie r,u,mro;rled difficulties between
our government and Gen. Sickles, are III
denied. 1911 w.: - - i '' -'''''
/, 10 !,1iu sit @T,1 8, .ii3r.:..,3a ,.t,
AZ The II, j.. wife OF John; Allen, II, The
@wiek wicked! = m eg IN New Yo eF|k, died
last week.
1t is rumored that Secretary Cox
will resign in. December, to accept. one
Of, the, new United States Circuit
Ju9!dgeships. si21 .A.:.,t,.. ..-,;. .ss.
1.-The sugar. crop OF, Cuba, this year,
wall be 70, failure. 1 Considerable CANE
was planted: but there are few" hands
to gather it or few mills to crush it.
'<-Senator' Sprague is7sail - be the
largest employer in the United States.
He@gives work to about eight thousand
persons, enthusiastically raised their
wages fifteen per cent. Da:11@'. III ":
'''- "A millioaarrio Id, New York gives ives
lis daughter ag a bridal gift, house
ID Fifth avenue, While Cost $75, 900,
and the ttfsscoibg and furniture $4,000
;r1oo ,ao ani:igu.i. s1Tgdfa<' @)y:Ha! ?==t'ii';H
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,u1FAl9ALl.1Q GOLD E1CITEn1eNT.
u 1 i vsss sE x;;lliSSs:ss.sd in NJ. York Ii.
,,n,,soaIs ezeii5gg dd.y ia Wall street known
9 lines gold sspseui.thison ,eomlmnesced eight
'Jsaslthsf .so Il o. ftidslyy GOA opened At
AS, w.s forced to 155, then to $50
1srad anlliy;a upao ,o4. s'7when aat'16o
'aipfohh6hi6eus bah' offered that for Eve
'nfkoa6f a5il.iisi;,' aahie6' sent tie price up
" i6f. zI1sAboadftti this. time Barring
iBiotbasqj, Sd Eohadaig,o qtelesgelasip;bed to
Usnisaaz65, Z Sherman eco, New York,,ato
use ton millioa dollars, which .mod4t
was secured from she~ Assistant Treas
stai gaif,' and 9 employed ii breaking the
1sstHvSgth Of Ire bulls. This sent gad
d04S;;eid lsys that1 half al hoaT, 29ptr
cent. ss1t Il estimated that the transac-
aioas the Day ~ets 'idliy Eve hundred
T%Sfllid6s tfo d6ilaissI,s aud TITO profits Of
aay bls a1e7taaS d llii iisiB3ss tQaite
number Of firms were ruined .ohns mnfan
dAeat !aas,sY ften4| 5s6e excitement, and
.sr!sal d'sd, AAs gold nH.rte'st i j. eth
eKelnfze ..,aiu seslE VIC, I,sn as;ie +, !,
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- DISC a t6Iis; new new Third Party
tho Temperance Party 1.-THE = Chicago

g Disc ssikd tGe new Third Part
Tho Temperance Party 1.-THE Chicago
Advance says that while "the Republic.
ON politicians faalaltsgetAer TOO sirens, ]; ];
that ny nts desfit II iisiug iidlsas 3; B
Gh Which there ijsstoo muoh ttdth,))
Stand tlatthey imagine tho good Christ
Jan people aro forever mortgaged 10
them, because Of their sorviocableness in
tho by-gouo auti-slavery conflict" yet
it has an utter lack Of faith in tho new
organization. The majority Of tho PEG.
pie Of this country are not ready to
forego other political issues and unite
simply in antsgonism to the liquor
traffic. TheaAdvaacs thinks temper
auce shouldsbo treated as . smatter Of
local aud mt Of. generalab politics.
Let each town and county decide thu
question tor'itselfn We commend such
considerations to the Good ;Templars
Order in this Snts.1a 4. ,yronsf2s.
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a: HAkpRRs :MAaAzINE;4h has che fol
lowing With illustratisus GA health
trip to- Brazil; I" "Thea stoodcock -
q Border Rsminisesees ;'''it andsnAThe
Helderbergsn s.A brave, lady.suand
.'hfy epemy'stdtughter" are continued;
Amongsthe othelarticles are'"Asschool:
girl Of tho :period';'o "The:ostory Of
Leahta aud Rachel =: ssLoyola nand 1.-The
'Jesuits ;.e"Lieutspant Baker'sw ghost
story" etc. .'Rarper&s Brothers, New
York; 81 s.;i! a2yo2,:: <gs4; Oh, 4sa:;al
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Tho Secretary ofithe Treasury HIS
authorized tie Assistant Treasurer . 1,
New York to sell zs1,,doo,ooof II gold
each Tuesday aha Friday tillaN November
1st;; ecommsading, Cd Tuesday next:
Abo to- purchase 100000 Of bonds
each "wednesday TIN November .'1st.
These tales and parohaseji aie;> IL addi4
ton 'ty'the ,s8os and purchase "a ~ 10 DO
count IL the sinking fund, with will
BE- cobdnasd ~ithode change IL tie az.
:isItine; iiindhdeeaa Hin noz ,naH'ow 10 3aasn