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$500 Per Day Discontinued

Having obtained an xtenslye and
widespread sale for OF CENTURY
brand of Fine cut Chel9p g Tobacco, we
desire to announce that v shaH not pack
daily SlOO in the small toil papers
being so fayorably recogA Led that this
inducement is no longer n -ce ssary. 10
avoid misapprehension hoWever, We
would add that we shall continue to PACK
orders tor elegant MeerScha1,m Pipes in
0lr " YACHT CLUB" and "EUK A.
brands OF Smoking Tobacco.
The " YACHT CLU ." is devoid OF M
contine, and cannot iniure The health,
and is especially recommended to Peep e
ut sedentary occupations or nervous con-
StltutiOnS.
Tue trade are invited to send for circu-
lars.
L, hORlLLARD, New ! 0rk.
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TOR WASHINGTON& GEORGE
IL 1l TOWN, D. @. ~

The new and safe steanse err sa,sg A
w. w. COLT, Capt. E. A. RY- = :
TIER, will leave Campbelrs wharf,
Norfolk, every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at
p. M, for the above places, and Land
ings on the Potomac river.
This line offers superior inducements
to shippers Oh truck, as 1T gives direct
communication viii one of the best mar
b etsin the country.
Breights taken at low rates and empty
truck packages returned FREE.
For further information, Freight, and
Passage, apply to -.
JNO. Fl. WILSON, Agent. y
Jul5-d3m No. 10 Campbeii's VI haFf,
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New Advertisements.
H. GRovEsTEEN. founder of the old
y and favorably known House OF Gro
vesteen d Co,
GROVESTEEN, FULLER d co.
l4 HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR
NEW WAREROOMS,v
SIS MERCER STREET. NEW YORK.
PA NO. ORT ES

L i A N y = Il y IL L II .
The greatincrease in the demand for
our Piano Fortes throughout the country,
have compelled us tOiexSend our manu-
featuring facilities to three times their
former size, and having added many new
shall continue to keep our prices the
same as they always have been, the low.
est of any First Glass Piano Forte maker
by aG least one-third, and we respectfully
solicit by parties about purchasing a COM
par!son with all other makers. je29-ly
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vEHIRTY YEARS Experience
in the Treatment OF Chronic

and sexual D1seases.-A Phs3totog-
zeal Vtetu Of Marriage. The cheapest book
ever Notwithstanding nearly 800
pages, and 1870 fine plates and engrayings
OF The anatomy of The human organs in
a state of health and disease, With TIRE
tise on early errors, its depIolable conse
uuences upon the mind and body, with
the authors plan OF treatmept-the only
rational and successful mode of cure, as
shown by report of cases treated. A
truthful adviser to the married and those
contemplating marriage who entertain
free of postage to any address on receipt
of q cents, in stamps or postal currency,
by addressing DR.. LA CROIX, No. 3
Maiden Lane, Albany, N. \. The author
may be consulted upon any OF the dl-
personally or by mail, and medicines
sent TO any part of the world.
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:. sgsa
ADVERTISE ments received for all city
and country newspapers, throughout the
States, Canadas, tuba, and Brazil, at Pub
list ers' lowest rates.
The UNITED LIST comprises 60 lead.
Ing Dailies and 81 frsE-class Weeklys,
and has an aggregate circulation of
tainins sucn papers papers as st the New YORK
York II raid, Tribune, Frank Leslies
and Harper's Weekly. Thoge who wish
good advertising field should send for
list of Papers and estimate. ie29- ii
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M A N HOOD

A MEDICAL ESSAY ON THE CAUSE
AND CURE OF PREMATURE DECLINE
IN MAN, the Treatment {. Nervous ana
Physical Debility, &c.
"There is no member Of Society by
whom this Book will not be found useful,
whether sGch person holds relation oi
Parent, Preceptor or Clergyman. "-Medi-
cal Times and Gazette.
Sent by mail on receipt of fifty cents.
Address the Author,
DIR. Z. DE +. CURTIS,
222 f Street, Washington, d. c.
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II x q U r ST . N
lA sa -- k
B STEAMER N, p. BANKSl5.

4 STEAMER N. T. BANKS I Z
ON and after ] UN E LIST, '69
the Steamer .P.BANKS
Capt. Z. McCARRICK, viii leave Norfolk
at o'clock A. M, every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday for Cherrystone.
Every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day for Mathews, Yorktown and dlou-
cester Point, touching at Portsmouth ana
Old Point going ana retLinipg. fS"2l
Persons desiring to avail themselves uf
"Trip from Noffofk, returning same day,
can procure Tickets good iur one day
Only at Sl for Round Trip. chitire n be-
tween ana IL years OF aye Hall Fare.
So cents. NFs -Tis'i
All Freigh to Mathews must tie tfe.
p.ild. E@sl y set$
freight received II ON 8 O'Clock A. M. TO
o'ciOt X p. M, and irtnias III z a clock r. A,
5 Tii0S. ~ WEBB, ~
Iuo-H Agent.
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New Advertise ments.
st enbenyiIle, Ohio, Female Seminary,

Delightfully."- situated on the banks of
the Ohio. Forty years in successful oper-
ion. Unusual advantages in solid and
ornamental branches. School year of
forty weeks begins SEPTEMBER 7, 1862,
Entire expense about SIS co week.
Twenty per cent. deduction for
daughters of ministers. Send for Cata-
logue to REV. CHAS. G. BEATTY, d. d.,
LII. D., Superintendent. or REV. A. M.
REID, A. NJ, Principal. - .rf ...s.ir
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TIME EMPIRE TRIUMPH ANT
II. GRovESTEEN, founder OF The Id
~ and favorably known House of Gro
teen IL Co.
GROVESTEEN, FULLER n CO.,

The last new addition to our different
styles is attracting the admiration of
both critics and populace. We mention
specially, some of the claims. of this new
Piano. Believing the exterior should be
as beautiful to the eye as the melody to
the ear, we have paid great attention to
getting them up in a style that is eonce-
handsomest Piano. Forte made. They
are an entirely new style, with four
round corners, re willy carved legs and
Tyre, base richly moulded, and contains
oul latest improved new scale and action
The tone is melodious, and its adaptable
ity to passages of every shade of express
sion, from the softest murmur, the Cres-
sendo, and the IF, gives the performer
every advantage OF the Concert grand
Price $500 je21-tf
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1a4 C, n. LANGLEY, zss't Cashies
Mss- This Rank 10 Open for Business. -
Interest at the rate of SIX PER GEM
per annum win DO allowed on all xiSt1n az
deposites made since the resumption Q
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and also, on all deposit es hereafter made
from the date of deposite until date O;
withdrawal: ten days notice TO be requll
ed. however, before withdrawal. Nc
change in the rate of interests pei Gent
allowed on old deposites. The account
of the new Depositors are kept separat'
from thos of the old, SO as TO answer Inc
demands rfthe new Depositors.
All indebted TO this Institution VIII
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Banks.

WIN. II. WALES, Cushse+.
This Bank Is is open for the resumplIcu
OF business. Deposits received upon sns
usual terms, interest being allowed at th.
ia lie OF SIX per cent. on ali amounts re
manning Oh deposit ior ~ day ul upwssi
FoU& per CEN. Tor a less period; inter ii
commencing u days alter deposit, :,
ceasins lodays prior to the '~lihdrawa
The Insulation keeping accounts % III
New DeposiCors entirely separate trOn
thoseo OF the Old Depositors, SO as tcan
swei The demand OF the New Dep~sItors. i
All indebted TO our Institution wi.
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pa Per. e4sr..gst
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WedneSday ana Saturday morning al
O'clock. q1g l7
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STATES ADVER-
~ TISING AGENCY,
ESTABLISHED 1862.

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l25, III, q 129 FULTON ST., Cor. Nassau.
(Old Herald Building) s4i4'a
N EW 70 Il X.
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Postage to Great Britain 4 Ireland

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RELIGIOUS.
Longing for the likeness of Christ.
ny W. o. II.

A6M6 Aos tue likeness OF CnrlSt.
The Christian is not and cannot be
satisfied with his present at;ainments
in piety. There is sense in which he
Is at rest; he reposes in Christ.
There is sense in which he is con-
tented,-hc is contented with his lot.
There is sense in which he is happy :;
ne Is happy in the blessings of the Cos
pei-the sense of reconciliation with
God, the prospects that open to him in
the future.
But he Is not satisfied with his pres
ent attainments in piety. He longs for
perfection. He feels indeed that he is
perfect in one sense, namely by investi-
turc with the righteousness. of Christ
that he Is, TO use the Apostles phrase,
complete in Him."
But he longs to be perfect in himself
perfect in his own relations and sphere
and measure a. Christ i perfect in hi
pure, ''cven as He is pure. PERSON
ally and practically holy, as well as holy
by imputation and potentially.
lie looks for this. he aims at this. no
prav- for this. he labors for this, he fee >
sometimes that he is approxima,ino
this; only he counts not himself to hnve
apprehended it
lie believes he shall attain to it that
he ought not to rest short of IL. and that
there need be no limit to his PROGRESS
toward 1t in this life: and though he
docs not feel at any time thar he i in
possession Of il, he feels that he must
be continually pressing forward TO il.
Only the complete and perfect like
ness OF Christ can satisfy him. Look
ing into the Law Of Liberty rs James
has II. he desires 10 be changed from
glory To glory " till he shall hear it full
lv; and this desire is the one all-cop
trolling. cver-uppernost desire of his
soul
20 true l. this, that no one can be a
Christian without this longing for the
likeness of Christ.
1t is universally characteristics of
Christian experience.
II y one OF the essential accompani-
ments of salvation. He that i, con
'ci"u- OF 1t a. II ruling passion j. born
of God
lie that has not felt il, ha~ not passed
rom death into life.
Reader What Il xonr
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Arrivals and Departures Of Nails.

Eastern and Western Mails close at : l-e
T. VI. Branch Mails IA of an hour before
departure.
Western Mail arrives daily except Mon
day. at 3 O'Clock, A. NJ. Departs daily
except Monday at II l-2 O'Clock. 7. NJ.
Eastern Mail arrives daily. except Sat
uniay. at II O'Clock. i. NJ. Departs daily.
except Monday at 3 l-2 O'Clock. A. NJ
Bucksport q Belfast arrives Monday.
Wednesday and Friday at ) O'Clock. 7. NJ.
Departs Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
at o'clock. A. NJ.
sullivan Narraguagus arrives Monday.
Wednesday and Friday a; O'Clock y. NJ.
Departs Tues. Thurs. and SATURDAY at I.
O'Clock. \. NJ
Mount Desert arrives Monday. wednes-
day and Friday. at II O'Clock. NJ Departs
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at 10
O'Clock. 4 NJ
During the months OF July. August and
September the mail for East Eden. arrives
and departs daily except sunday at the
same time for Mount Desert mail
Ca>tinc Mail arrives Monday and Thurs
day at o'clock. 7. VI. Departs Tuesday
and Friday \, O'Clock. A. NJ
Trenton roin, Mail arrives TUESDAY.
Thursday ami saturday. at 10 O'Clock. \. NJ.
Departs Tues. Thurs. and Saturday at !
o'clock. I. VI.
Great Pond Mail arrives saturday at ) +.
VI Departs Friday. p. 4. NJ
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No Situation in which the Christian
may not be useful

Mr- sarah Prince was m invalid
lilN resident IN liamircrsmth, who had
been reduced BY rheumatism to surh
helples-ness OF body. that. in 1914. She
was unable Ia walk, or even To raise
herself from her couch She. however
continued to attend Percy Chapel. where
the late excellent Haldanc Stewart then
mlniStercd, and for three wears was
absent only one sabbath. through tho
Illness OF a relative. After being car
fied into commodious pew. in re-
| tlred corner of the chapel. -hc would
there remain from before thr commences
neht oi the morning. until after the
| close oi the evening service" On com
hiuiiloh DAYS one oi the clcrgvmen took
the elements To- her pew. Auxiou. 10
do something for the Lord. lie beca,n.
acquainted with Mr.. lialdant stewart,
| tract" An Appeal 10 Christian. for
general and united PRAYER for the out
pouring OF the Holy Spirit. :" and re.oIy-
ed 10 circulate il. Aided by a friend
Mr. Ross. piou, solicitor, She proposed
TO send copy 10 seventy cleryymen
next New Years Day, and 10 endeavour
10 induce some To pray for the blessing. /
Nereh huHdred reFe sent. The work |
grew. Packets were despatched 10 min
irtrrs requesting them To preach upon
the subject. Fourteen thousand comic.
were circulated in les, than a fortnight
Ia three month. she circulated i'm IN.
same way, 300 Of Mr.. S,rwart'.
thoughts. la two wears she d,trib-
uted 2o,oD Thoughts, iO,O 900 Appeals.
300 printed letter, to ministers. .Jnp
autograph letters. At one time. 800
parcels lay on the table to he dircciel.
and were sent in one week. How wa,
tins done: ''-All this was done by the
lnsiruinentality Of two individuals; and
nearly the whole OF Mrs Prices share
oil the work was done in bed. her limb.
being for some time 30 contracted by
her complaint that she could not feed
herself without pain, aud had only the
use OF thumb aud fiager left, lust b.
she said with true Christisnr~nefoism.
10 enable me to hold my pen c
Through her instumentalitv almost all
ministers i'll the three Kingdoms. mis- Z
sionaries abroad, students in colleges. !
received message and Il tract on the
Importance OF the influence OF the HOLY
spirit. An invalid. unable to lie down e
or year. enduring severe pains. found S
he could do good and be useful in the d
lords work. Let not anv then be re- :;
trained. Affiiction is not a barrier TO a ),
leart filled with the love of Christ in :
work of faith p
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Poetrg.
To a Little House wife.

Q little housewife clean and spruce,
They use ono heart divines;
A rosy apple full Of juice.
And polished till 1t shines.
tidy. tripping, tender thing.
A foe to lazy litters.
A household angel. tidying.
Till all around thee glItters.
To see thee In thy lovelness.
SO prudish and 50 chaste,
No specks upon the cotton dress
Gir,iled around thy waste:
Thy ankle peeping white as snow
Thy tuck'd up kirtle under,
What shinining dishes, row on row,
Behind the, stare and wonder.
While round thy door the million call.
While the great markets Ill.
Thalgh public sorrow strikes Us all,
Sinsing. thou workcst still.
Yea all thy care and all thy lot
j. ever, sweet and willing.
To keep oi'a little household spot
rs clean ~ a new shilling.
The crimson kit.hehar elIgh, dips
Thy cheeks anuk thcy,klow;
h' wWtt houI hfakeS IMP Hngcr-tip<
Like roscbuds dropt IN SNOW,
When all thy little gentle heart
Fluttcrs in cxultauon :.
To compassin All. apple tart
Thy noblest aspifabn.
q Housewife. may thy modest worth
Keep ever free from wrong.
Blest be the house and 'Sight the hearth
Thou bcsscst all day>ADng,
And nightly may thy sleep be sound.
While Ger the, Softly, Silly,
The curtains close, like leaves aruunt
The hu>hed heart ~ the lily
- lH the year EDnnI
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WEBsTER's ADVICE TO FEssESpEy
A writer in the Portland (Me.) Argus
concludes a notice Of the funeral of
the late Senator Fessenden as follows
''Some thirtv-fve years ago-apd
perhaps more-Daniel Webster con-
templated a journey to our Western
States and Territories, which he had
never visited. The great statesman
felt inclined to have some talented
young man to accompany him, and in
looking over New England for such a
companion. his attention was attracted
to young Fessenden, and he extended
to him an invitation to travel with him.
The young man gladly accepted the
invitation, for he was ambitious. and
felt that it would be an honor "A
well as an advantage to accompany
In his journeyings such a man as Dan
lei Webster, whose fame, both as a |
lawyer and statesman, was fast |
looming up before the American peo.
pie, if it had not already reached its |
height. Young Fessenden did accom-
pany him, and never had cause to re-
gret it.
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Registry Department.

All valuable letters should be Registered.
unless n Money Or,icr j. obtained. Under
the present system Of Registration, letters
are transmitted with perfect safety.
Letters may he Registered, by paving
postage in full. and Registration fee in
stamps, for
nited States Il cents.
Great Britain and Ireland,
Canada. New brunswick. and Nova SEQ
tia.
Germany. AMI GerI6hn- Austrian Postal N
ion, embracing the German and Austrian
States.
Letters cannot he registered Ia France,
Spain. Portugal. Belgium. or Holland
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Aguc. Intermittent Fovr-.
Chill Fever, Rcmit;cnt Fever Dursl
Agne. Periodical or Bilious Fever. &c
and indeed all tho affections whirh arse
rom malarious. marsh. or n.GSrnA:.,
polsons.
~ It's name implies. u docs Ca-~. and doc not
fah Containing neither Arsenic Quintne. ristnuili
Linc nor any other mineral or poisonous substance
whairvcr y IN nowisc injurcs any patient The
rumrr zua importance of its currs in the arric lis.
irirts aIc literally bcvona serouni and We hclirvc
without parallel IN the history OF AEue nes!.cnc
oar pride is graii1el hy the acknowlc,iEIncnts We
ryrctve of the radical cures crccte,i in obstinate
eases, and where other remedies had wholly f,c~i
I narclir'aied pcrsons. either rCsbicn; IN or
'f1veinE through mia asfnatir oraliics, will be pro
tcrtesl hf taking the 1GFF CTRE daily.
l"f Ifrcr Com 5'iaiDfs. arising from ioriiiiiiv
~ the itvrr, IL ia an excellent remedy. silmuAig
tae Liver INTO healthy activity.
For Bilious Diso-isrp and Iivcr CornplAirts. II /.
an eVnolient icTnsyiv. producing many truly re-
fatrkatie cu-cs. whcrr other ucSictnes had failed.
l-ref'srs~i hv BE- = & ANrB 4 Co. Practical
a-.f tnalftcal thomists, I.oacIl Mass. aud sold
az GaaH4 the world
F.TCE. sI.o0 FER BOTTLE.
Fwr sale lu ha.worth by L. T. >srrt- and :
u NiEgln lHfs- Z.
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-UPoN tombstone appeared this in
scription:
Here lies John Tug, snug as bug i'm q
rug"
A wag seeing this, and stone near by
with no inscription, wrote:
Here lies John Tugger. snugger than
the other bugger."
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Embracing pamphlets, occasional pub
lications, transient newspapers, hand bills
posters, bOok-manuscript, proof sheets
corrected or not, maps, prints, engravings,
sheet music, blanks, flexible patterns, sam
pies. sample cards, Photographic paper,
letter envelopes, postal envelopes or wrap
pers, cards, paper, plain or ornamental,
Photographic representations Of different
types, seeds, cuttings, bulbs, roots, and
scions, )the postage 70 be prepaid is, on one
p.ckaee to one address, not over o.,
cents over o., and not over 8 o., cts :
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Vol XV Whsle Ne. 766 No 40.

MANY time and often the youn0
man has told us how much he enioved
ne journey, and what advantages he
derived from it; for Mr.. Webster
treated him with great kindness, and
gave MN much good advice, which he
treasured up in his memory. Web
ster told him how hard he had studied
and how careful he was in making out
papers when he commenced the Drac-
tlce of law. He said he never let a
writ or other legal document pass from
his hands until he had read them ov-
er three times at least And he fur
'her remarked that while many young
men were idling away their time. he
was trimming the midnight lamp.
Now, said Webster, Il have ac-
quired some fame both as a LAWYER
and an orator. and have made speeches
IN which have occurred some figures
and illustrations often quoted, and
which have alreaGy passed into mot
toes. And now, do you suppose these
terse sayings were made from the spur
Of the moment? BY no means: thev
We're the result of previous study
and close study, too. Some of nv
illustrations of thought have been
studied and trimmed down when the
tishng-rod was in my hands. The
words which 50 ftly represent Eng
lands power. so often quoted and so
much praised. were strung together
while | stood on the American side of
the ST. Lawrence River, nesr Niagara
Falls, and heard the British drums
beaten on the Canada side
Many other statements be made n
young Frssenten which we r.cc,,llec,
but which we have not space to make
record of now, all which prove pretty
conclnsively that there is no roval
road to learning. Young Fessenden
which we recollect, but which we have
not space to make a record of now nil
which prove pretty conclusiyely that
there u no royal road to learning
Dung Fessenden has often told the
writer that his journeyinc with Dan.
iei Webster was the best school he ev
er attended. And the lessons he re-
ceived from that great man were never
forgotten hence We come to the con
ciuslon that William Pitt Eessendep
was harder student than many have
supposed him TO be. 1t is not too
much TO say. perhaps, that his keen
ioglc' ms terse language, his power Of
condensation. his clear statements and
sharpness IN debate. NAV be traced To
the lessons which Webster gave him
while Journeying to the West. Young
men who are ambitious to excel in
their professions will do well to make
a note of these things, and govern
themselves accordingly.
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Measy o<As<s.

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od Of transmitting small sums through the,
mails. Orders are issued In sums OF not
more than ffty dollars. Larger amounts
can be transmitted to the same person. at
the same time. by additional orders.
RATES.
On orders not exceeding $50, 10 cts.
- over $50. and not exceeding $50. II y
30. 10. 20 =
a. 30 25 ="
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Stamps Cut from Stamped Envelopes

Cannot he used Ia prepay postage. The
u>r Of such Stamps j. punishable by fine
of my dollars.
Stamped Envelopes spoiled In directing
are redeemed at this Office.
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mound speak not alone ofthe womanlv
devotion and sweetness of her who
sleeps below-they are tender and
fearful with the memory of the murder
ell President.