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These Hard EinaeS

The people should RnOaU
schere they can bay the best
goods at fair prices. BUT
LER @ REED, No. II Ma3.-
ket Square, scilI sell yOu
BOOTS and SHOES that
aCiU gire good satisfaction.
We commenced business
acith the Intention of Keep
ing the best goods that the
9aa0Tket affords. and selling
them at a small profit; qCe
st6U continue to do business
az that eOGy because ace f2ad
Np0ys. We cordially ipvite
the citizens of Portland and
gScSaSty to an Inspection of
our stock eC&tb the assurance
that the goods 33e every case
actU pToUe just as represent
ed.
BUTAEze a. REED,
No. II Market Square, Portland.
Nov 3O-sNcodtr
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state N ewS.
ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY.

Miss Abby Pulsifer is the official stenograpt-
ic reporter at the present session of the Su-
preme Court a. Auburn.
The Lewiston Journal says that Samuel
Cushman, late Postmaster at Webster, has re-
signed after 10 years. service.
The Journal notices that the shoe business
in Anburn IS reviving and that it will be con-
siderably enlarged this year.
Ex-Governor Brown of Massachusetts, While
visiting Lewiston recently said he had never
seen school superior TO the grammar school
in that place.
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IFrom an occasional Cores pondent.J
MR. Misunderstanding season at the cap
ital, will jot some things that come under nv
notice. The Legislature is now in good work.
ing order. The committees are busy on the
several matters referred to them. All seem
determined to forward business as fast as prac-
ticable. The commission on revision of the
statutes laid their report on the table OF the
House last week, which was referred to the
Committee on Legal Reform. This revision
alone will require vast amount of careful in
busy Tor long time
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PENsACoLA-Cld 18th, ship Thomas Freeman
Owen Mobile.
Cla l-th, scl Roswell. Copp, Natanzas
Sid 10Th. brig Lizzie Wynan, for HaWe
SAVANNAH-Cid 18th. ship Moravia Pattsn, tor
Brunswick, Ga.
CHARLESToN-Ar 22d, brig Josie A Devereuz.
clark, Boston; sch Mary, Belfast.
IZst, brig Mary Stewart. Adams, for Cardenas;
sens sens hSte MalEer Warren. Satia River: II Wood
nuIy, woodbury., jacksonville; Hud & Frank, Pen
dls1on, New York via Wilmington.
N0RFoLK-Ar 2orh, sen IL Prescott, Freeman,
EALTIMoRE-Ar2 lst, sch j Craig, Maxwell,
Portland.
Ar 23d, barque Czarina, Blanchard Guanape.
Cid 2st, sch Netre cushing Pressev Portland
NEW YORK-Ar I'D brig JENNIE Moody. Crow
lev. Cardenas; Mary Leighton. Gay. do DAYS;
scfs Hattie Coombs, Jomeson and L'Gb Boat Wood.
koeklann; e X Dresser. Reed, baltimore :or Salem.
Ar Z3i, schs NJ Morales, Newman, Maracaibo;
Frank Jameson. Jameson. Savanna d SAWYER,
Hattie Coombs Bucksport; Light Boat, Wood and
Corvo Pickering. Rociand; Hattie. Carter, Belfast;
aIeuaf1s, GREGORY, Norwich.
days; sch jos Segur Ellis, Matanzas DAYS
Also ar 2tth, barque Almira Coombs, Wilson, Ma
tanza.: brig Anita owen, Pettengill Matanzas
Cid 9Th barque Waldo. Pressey, Cardenas; briggs
Ellen Maria. Hoxie, and Lewis Clark Bartlett do;
SALLY Brown, Matthews. Dundee, Ms; scbs Frank &
Nellie, Bean. tardenas; Oneida, Davis, Charleston;
Campbell, Smith. st Marys Nellie f Burgess, Nc.
meen, jacksonville Daylight, McFadden, Tor Bait
ce rrtu9 O Path, sch Mary Fletcher Ira
sgo1 rs HOLE-Ar 22d, baraue A Cochran.
ber CSSf saSSanpah days Tor Boston schs r Il Fur
SON do r. H9Itland Tor BaItimore Zeta Psi, Thomp-
| Ar 99d nhhayana.
mort 6Sd B Sens Light the East Heath Elizabeth
| HarbOr for New York %ape'h, Melrlll, Bucks
| Sid, brig julia Arey: schs f IT u,.,.- VT.
| Elizabeth, Zeta Psi. and r p Chase fuiOer' JuHs
| BOSTON-Ar 2ith, schs Ranger. Good,,,, w..
mouth; l. W Pierce Fogg, Freeport S' hai-
| Cid 2fth. brig NJ Wiswell Leckie, Tenerife. .cb
| I 3 Harris (BrJ Quinland, st John, NIB, via Port
| land
| Ar 25th, sch Native American, Agnew. Calais
| PORTSMOUTH-Ar 3d. sch Starlight, McIntre
| New York.
Ar below 22i, schs James Henry Trueworrhy,
Portland Tor Boston; Willie Seavey, Carlton, do foi
| WlSCASSET-Ar 2ist, brig Persis Hinckley, Eos
ter Portland to Loaf Cuba: schs STERLING Alley
| and Emeline Roberts, Portland.
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CONCERT. If the weather is pleasant the
Sabbath School children will give concert at
the Preble Chapel at 71-2 o'clock. Go and
hear the children sing.
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A PRAYER MEETING wi, be held every
evening this week at the Allen Mission Chap
ell, Locust street, commencing at halfpast 7.
All are cordially invited.
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Iowa is larger than New York Or D.
nia-larger than New England wi,bon nn ~
and more productive than all of ,ber nialhe
together. She has 100000 acres ofrcb H., put ~,
mould, and to-day clean iurrow can be TN
cd over 100000 of these acres. Altbo, oh
lass than 100000 are under cultivation. tho
produced last year IS 600 900 bushels of grain
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JUST RECEIVED, q new and large assert
ment Of Cards, $500 per thousand ard up
wards, at the Daily Press Printing House.
VIM. NJ. MARKS.
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Tue Mississippi Senate has elected Hiram
c. NeVeis, a colored man, to the United States
Sena, $40, ,. But the Constitution provides that
zor 80 49, ' nave nave been for nine years citi-
b.ra,n o,ai., .t ntea States. Mr.. Reyels can
hafdIy claim this 0ualiRca,i - wv
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G R { E n B A c K S

Are still taken Coa Hassans for Cra8 ~
PAPER Collars yards spo Sill, - ~ = ,
These the figures which the goods
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A Lot of beautiful Switches just opened at
Cogia Hassan's. Price 20 cents.
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMER,
MARI N F. N EWS,
PORT OF PORTLAND
Tuesday, Jan, 2S,

Tuesday, Ian. %.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Moravan, (Br) Brown IIvorro,, ,,.,
INST wa Londonderry 18th with passen and nSsn
gen warren, Weber, Gloucester.
sen Herald. Hall. Eockland tor New Vorl
sen ARKANSAS, Crowley. Rockland Tor BasIop.
CLEARED.
Brig Cyclone, Neyens Cardenas-A 7. robsor
SCH Josephine, Brown. Cardenas-E G hight
snip Ellen Hood, at Yokohama. was sod previous
u Inc Sist ult, by the U S Consul Tor IS 90.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN FRANCISCO-Arl sth. ship Yosemite. from
phia.
MOBILE-Cld 18th, barque Ocean Eagle Luce
Hayana; sch Grace Webster, IIume, Havana,
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AN alderman in Petersburg has actually
oeen sentenced to ten months imprisonment
ZOE misdemeanors in Office. This is certainly
unconstitutional, for it is an unusual, If not
cruel, punishment
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UNIFORM VALUATION.

A case at the office of the commissioners on
valuation, shows that it is no small Job to take
the valuation sent into them by the assessors
OF the different towns and red uce them to anv
thing like equality. So various are the modes
OF valuing property that scarcely two towns
are valued alike. A sensible order has been
introduced into the House and referred to the
appropriate committee, to inquire into the ex.
pediency OF furnishing blanks to the several
towns, to secure more uniform valuation of
property. Anything that will secure a uni
form valuation of the property of the several
towns, according to law, will be of great con-
veuiepce.
But another order is on the table of the Hopsa
that would not simplify the work of the COM
mission very much. II is to authorize them in
making up the valuation, TO take into the &C.
count all diminution and obstruction of prop
ertv since the first of April last All iudebt
edness OF towns and Ihe future prospective in
crease of property. Now if this order should
pass the House, the additional work it would
impose upon the committee would deta n them
al anfinatatn. 10 get an idea of the great va
rlety OF opinions in valuing property for a
State valuation, you only have to refer to rec
ords as they are found with the commission.
For Instance, take two towns in York County
adjacent to each other, and about the same in
qualty, one OF them returning pronerty on a
basis of one half return horses at $50, oxen at
S25, aud cows at $20-or carried up would be.
horses at $lOO, oxen at $50, cows at $40 The
Other on basis of two thirds return horse 9
s43, oxen $25, cows $15-or carried up to fnlI
value, horses 1914, oxen $37. so, cows $225O. In
Cumberland County the discrepancy is not
quite SO wide. But one town returns on a
gold basis. another real estate on gold basis
money and stocks on currency basis. Auoth-
er real estate on two-thirds basis bank stock
and money three-quarters. One town returns
horses at full value at SOL another, and about
the same kind of town, horses are returned at
S44. In some other counties there is a greater
variety still, which may refer to hereafter.
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THE PAPER MEN,

Some excitement was created last week
when Mr.. Hume proposed committee of in
vestigation to look into the matter of town
credits and paper men, &c. But honest men
seemed disposed to give the matter fair trial
on the principle that if every thing had been
conducted with propriety by those Implicated
it would not hurt them, and if it had not it
was time thew were exposed
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PROBATE NOTICES,

10 all persons interested in either Of me esto,s,
| hereinafter named:
| a Court of Probate held at Portland. within
| - ana Tor the County of Cumberland on The thiId
| hundred and seventy, the tollowino mat,srs bes
ing Deen for the action thereupon herenaf
| Ter indicated, it is hereby Ordered,
That notice thereof be given to all nsreors Unfair
ested, Dy causing copy 0fthls order 10 be published
three weeks successfully in the Name STATE Prees
anu Eastern Argus papersprnted at Portland afors-
sai' tuat tney may appear at Probate Court 10 be
nelu at sad Portland on the third Tuesday of Feb
mex, as ten OF the clock in the forenoon, and
De heardthereon, and obiectifthey see cause
| ZACHARIAH WAHDWELL late of otss,h
deceased, WIZ and petition for the probate thereof
presented by Eben F. Waruwen, the Executor
there named.
RODNEY F0RSAITH, late of Brunswick. de,
ceased. Petition Tor allowance ont Of nersonaI
seceasoR presented by Eliza Forsaith, widow OF said
ELIZABETH A. wooDHoUsE. late OF Rrun..
wick, oeceasei. Petition thar .1osenS TUE
may De appointed Admin strator presented nv An,
u fr'nce, neiee Ct said deceas ed ~ AAAA
WILLIAM II. WHITE, late of yv,,ato.. !.
ceased. Petition for license to So n AMI cn' Ve
estate presented by Charles Jones, Admin s,S,,or
II RQBERT DUNNING, late OF FreeGort, deceased.
John A DunniDg, Administrator ny
FREDERICK b. HURLBURTlate Of scarho,o,o,
ueceaseu Nuncupative will and pet tion f,r ne
pUoae 'neIeol, anu lor administration with the will
said deceased. "iuo" OF
EDWARD WHITNEY, late of Falmouth. de
egaseu: Mll' ana petition for the probate thereof
named. 'HeAein
LEVI KNIGHT. late of Wesibrook, deceased
VII anu pet ion Tor the probate thereof presented
oy ohVer A. Cobb, 'he Executor therein named.
CHARLES STRAYTON, l,te OF westtrook de-
ceased. FIRST aud final account presented for al
lowance by Jane StrIyton, Administrative
CHARLES b. LANE, late OF Portland deceased.
Petllion toat Benjamin Kings bury Jr NAV be An
pointed Adminlstrator, presented by Lydia j. Lane.
ALBERT s. JACKSON, late of Portland de.
eeas-d. First and final account presented for ~
lowance oy Isabel 5. Jackson, AdnIiListratrix,
John NJ. WOOD, late of Portland, deceased.
fIt1 account presented TOR allowance by Joseuh
llsey. Administrator. N''eSD
vii Sh,n a HAIL, late Of Portland, deceased.
M enI pe'it'oh tor the probate thereof and Thai
tzeklel Robinson, OF Readfeld, may be appointed
ADMINISTRATOR with the wilt annexed presented by
Amelia Han, widow of said deceased.
ORLANDO NJ. DfARRETT, Iate of Portland. de
ceased. Petition for allowance out of per,onal ss
tale presented by Louisa o. Marrett, widow or .ajd
deceased.
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY.


A Gorham correspondent enthusiastically
describes the courage shown by Mr.. GEORGE
Jewett at the late fire in that town. Mr.. jew
EFT cut hole in the burning building, and,
after going as far as the heat and smoke wonld
permit. drew out twenty seven firkins of but
ter, worth five hundred dollrrs, with his feet
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COp0Ttge3ship Notice.
10 - II.

q WATCH SEAL. 1t the finder will leavs the
rewarded. SJ jaoe4 S1 ssi'A''
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10 the Telegraphing Public.

l" answer 10 numerous inquiries. am happy to
say that the Strike on the Western Union Telegraph
o'mpanys lines is ended, and that we are working
throughout the entire country.
j. 5. BEDLoW, Supt.
January 20, 1870. div
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F 0. R

fom
sfo amt and
les
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Patent Double Action
Rubber Moulding !


The only article ever invented which excludes the
aust, snow, rais and air from two sides.
Put on by experienced men, anil will effect saw
ing OF nearly fifty per cent in fuel.
EV Office at Kendall ~ Whitreu,s Nor,ot
square tortland. BISHOP BROTHERS,
JahifutisS Sole Agents
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M A N UFACT u RED

We have also
importation Also, pieces Goods offered
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IMPORTS.

Steamship MoraviaD, from Lverpool-27 pkgs. Il
Canadian Elk Co; % pkgs, j T. Pr.ndle Ia bale,
Dundee goods, G M Bailey; Il crates earthernware
Hayes 6 Douglass.
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MARRIED..
DIED.
PASSENGERS,

\, IN the Moravian, from Liverpool - Capt Wors'eY
MI and Mrs Warren, Mr. and Mrs Kennedy, ID W
BEL aod three children Messrs Jacobs. Smith. Mar
M, Rooney. lister, Weber, JaIonshy Morris, and
20 others in the steerage.
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Freedom Notice,

Freedom Notice.
fNHIS is to give notice that have given my sou
FIREMAN II. BRUMN, bis time during his
minority, to act aud DO LOT himself; and shall claim
none OF his earnings, nor pay any debts OF his
tracing AFTER this GATE.
LUKE BROWN.
Forth BridetCn, San q, 1870 ja26dlwteed2w
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Monday evening, Edward Littlefeld, while
skating on the Saco river, slid into the water
and was drowned. His body was recovered
yesterday.
The York County Independent saws that
York County needs new jail, and argues at
great length that it ought TO be built at Saco.
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,iip Enen HOOD at Yokohama, was sod previous
the oist ult, by the Consul, Tor SIS .OO.
, 1870-11-20

houored BY hsvi,,g Ii Marept on his arm 4.
By wearing tbs Eapo4em'a xlhbop in bia but
ton-hole- Al tbs assemblies in tha Rue do Il
Netoire, which MR- Perrin used to oaIl in his
dorso style, ETeatn&a Of Youth. whera peopln
went purely to dA1ce, you could Frequently SEQ
ttais ttail, taity spsitc, dzessed with n:hness
and care That attested how moro than PAn-
t4li&n ara the dA1lds Of time whom Kings hold
The houE-Eaaas surrounded BY little gaudine,
Nhcm she snuthed and soo1Led. and dancing
all the valtzss with the taety possession Of
Mthsd.- Il uaB there ono could leo 1he trua
t'1ound dance" Not in. Mah,lle, uhere the
Aatt-dresters ard s:reet-walktf u akip oyez the
gravel At two tranca IN hour: not In the
Clotrr.e de- Lilss. where the grososoue Is the
tnly obltcs o. study; not ia the szlous Of
eoclasy- where awEaard xoutha and tn1idens-
so humping through tbs iccurabe1ei space in
the tourLieg delrs.ou that they ara ualtziug-
Int IT, you would spend one fortunate hous
AnoDE 1hs thoroug ,ly-hroken goers Of LII
hosdt'r, you csllld Then ar.reciate vt1 Strauss
WAs Lorn and tho "B.auo Donau" waa
written. Thru ure women there: 40 old
and 90 s.dfy wise that they Euss have
firted with MirabeAu and danced wth
Eealhe-tut il you opened yout arma and
shut Your eyes you could imagins you weIe
kpitI-irg with youthful sylphida fees b frura
deHY vale OF TbeEfe e1y. 1t uaa In this DIaca
that lAst saw ALI, guerate Dslianger, d.shtug
through the lons hs,l in the arm, " ,h,i =
colnpAho!e fetHn--dAnc1flsS-mAsteT And Cor
po7l Of the NstionA' Gu4ri-l.er great eye-
al .sne with the ssul Of tne music, her pallid
cheek just touched wish rose, b0rna on iu the
Iush OF the xa!tz like s!ic1 comet dragging i
tsail Of tulIc 1t ~ss plkn 10 eee that bel
Nild AID vivid life M. drawing near ito close
that she would toon 80. with her il-ha11ncet
ledger OF weakness and follfes ard uickelues'
apa tltfu1 useless goodness-for M1yguosit,
was ~ Kencrous as the day, and ptiletl l,ar
ttM like Ninon, on being "an hones, man
to met her judge and confront her bet1syeru
, 1870-11-20

-.ue caus into the breakfast room one
morning, and in moment It WAS seen that
cloud HAs On his brow. There sat = la3y-iike
wife, wauipg for him; tho table fairiy groanad,
not with plated silver, but The sohd mAse1ial-
The eLih was white Is enow: ths family
we're seated a1au1d in pleasant expectancy; ;
eve1y1hing WAS smoking hot. md not an s;ti-
Gle there but sveu pampered spPetite could
1eytl on. But the H1n's fAvorite 9Th was not
tht1e. Closer he cana to to the table, aud with
the inquiry, Did 5oo not know that wanted
: slad fox bzeakfAet3' he raised his foot,
AID overturned The whole table on the hoor+
1t was It the ire being kept warm foI you,
replied his noble wife, IN her 4uiet. lAdy-lake,
asd conqueriDg way. In an instant the
haagEtv husband conprehendsd the situation,
| the next he was on his knees e1elAIming,
Dear wife, you are nothing less than an an.
| gel born.' Not great while after that he
| died. His viii vas opened; his vift
| -S9,0o co., The above touching story i
from IN article in recent number OF HdT
Journal Of Health. The man who csn read |
without dying End leaving his wife 81, 00O, 900
il t7uta, and the woman who can resd I
without forthwith buYiug shsd. Ii dove no
| up to the Weldon OF serpenta, II ia said tha
on the day this stoEJ appeared IL Now fors
so,ne Il, Goo i,ers chad we're sold than On N
other preceding day since lbs trado IN tha
hzh was 61Bt inAugurAted. Brosd#ly. F1ft
tvenne, md other OF the prominent highWAs:
vWe oos msss Of woznsn Aaa ahaa.
, 1870-11-20
LlterAtnxe nnd Arr in Paris.

!''ss eo''s'sPs't9z"es 1o''cezt 'a'Az79aNs'-
y announced b5 the government that al
the Fie:n1es, apestl5, And other works Of At,
3nc oE1ecA % curiosity, were brought irto
u, rams tsom tna thaseau o. st. Cloud before
INC Isss1msnt; tnong the works Of ait were
1I1me!s ;. sepno. and tho satue oi
.sn. ~ touet. Ile Nunllo hsd. II
eeeMs. oeen rssu1nea % me Louvre, whence
.e'sS s oas4s 70 nave eeso removed, IN An
kuss i,s, iaa. ,,s1. ans oaaasnE ot tne thstH4 -
osuS 4sv.eca =. H. y tae same means s HeIe
n,. appM,su ~ ~ ns Ao1ste .na oeoet sstAo1sa,
.thar ,.-t. ~ ha;na sisd Nv ~ ne s,.ss na9"s ~ % ~
, 1870-11-20

sanee anguish of :tl,e disappointment Of ths
P.r;si9ns will not 10 fcxsolt.n oy those who
xitneeaed il. Tbs Psri:.an. populaee. In
revenge for being 20 pla5sd upon, bsoks
into Tho Eou1se; auaasEel tuo coraeii
aud Ill they con]d lay their hlnds On;
they would have burnt the .u4ldinG hal II
not been Of stone and thsy demanded ion1-
ly that tbs Bourae should hs shut up Alto
Setber during the var. Such demand lea1s
one to ttirk Of whether it voujd be possible
to thut up the Bourse entirety-so suppress it
Altogether. This may not b1 pess1hls, bat 70
regulate it, and moderate its ma!:6cent pls-
siors in soma way. Is reform waie. ~e may
be euro fane society will, at CONS tia, OF
other, endeayot 10 effect.
, 1870-11-20
The Habits OF cen,enar,an..

.Anribal csn.u1, who died asel III. aud
who figures in picture OF Ho1acs Vernets,
~as hard erieker and \ great eater: The
surgeon, Polstiean. who died 1t 14o A2d
who. The evening before his death, operated
With great sneeees for cancer, sol drunk
eye.y Eight. The peasant Eoa.n Oh.t. who
died at 155. and who worked in the fields till
tho laes, took tEo glasses OF brandy daily.
HeEce it nigh. te Inferred that driahng pro-
longed life. Bnt, On the other hand, Eleinor
StiesE, who livedto b III; Granaet, .ho
l!Ecd to 1e6 and Jane Eenshan, who
aisd at ~ never tasted spirituous liquors.
nenis Gnignsrd, who died 1t 1as, residel in ,
limestone cavern Dsshakemberg, who lTed
10 ee lag, Was taken In hia youth By corsaiss,
sud Tor Mtcen Years endured III the hard.
ss,.n. sG 81 captivity. Jean Laihtte, Who aei at
three times = week, and preserved this h.btt
Throughout hle. Jean causcur. Who died d
| 1s7, lsvtd On The produce Of his dairJ. Jea,
| dOuttg1o, who died at 1as, lived on saaizs
and csheage~ Thonls Par, VITO disd 1t 152
hved On broad, old cheese, milk. whey, Ant
| small bser. Lastly P,erzs Loston, Who die.
Ia it h s7A, It lss, hyea sale27 On vegs.aa&ae
, 1870-11-20

NLEAN $S..i fS1
The Executive Committee ct ths RyAa rs,-
iess.Alfiance Of the United States Of Auerlea
have ca-sac 10 he prepared and issued tho
following programme fer the Arnul week OF
prayer, eesiuxtDE With Sunday, New Ysa1:s
day, January l, 1871:
sCSpAy, JASCAHYt
SelEers-SHttec1: 1Espisasicn OF Holy ssna-
tufe: Is snlItc!rLcy aEu sole authu5t.Y iu- syIi,
ious faith ard practice.
f1ayrr-Grai. tul resitw OF the p..t calling for
Ieie~eu c.'nIdehcs and for INCREASED ceva:el-
Eets: tr:GIlatton tcr the wori1liu-sa Of tina
csIree: ard toE IasioEa, s!Es prpyoSlng dlylac
IElSEents.
TUESDAY, IAxuARYa
iH5es-sot natior: fcE III II authority: for
eolatsls ata sailors: Tor al VINO have suffered In
ue 1eeehs *aI: and far tie blessings Ut peace.
-- :. WEDNESDAY, iASEARr l.
ITs!et-For the c9nsesauou OF children: far
SEEcaJ sthtoS. and Nil sca tnaltes OF .earaInx:
AID ~ the Rising up uf more laboreEs IN Chrts.
THURSDAY, JASEARyA
Taset-t2ftoeu uu pointing ut the Uoiy Spirit
for the lccrea.c Of charity, n:.l CT anecstuua:s
coDn unicn 4Cd cp-opera1abu aInuuy all in cYerY
land whu iaye tne Lotd 1esns Christ In sincerity.
FRIDAY. JANUARY &.
TIA}et-Ftr tie Ctfru,stien Of tic word OF
God; ftr blessing on re1Gtous lscr:u:r: for IN
end = Ielie!oas persecution: and for the removal
OF All ctodraEcts to the spread Of the Gospel
tAfEKDAt, JASCARr :,
PEsyer-For Christian NIs.iuns; fos the couycx-
Sion u the world: and fur the glorious appear
Ing Of our Lord Jesus Christi
eEfbAY, JASCART s
StrmoSs--sus.sect: Faith, Hope and Iore-cssee-
ttal M!soesscc fur the Truth.
Ttis il substantially the programme issued
By the Evangelical Alliance in foreign coun-
tries. The sublsc FOX tho day arc tho same.
with sliGlt alterations. adopting the whole to
the specific wants Ut our own country. II ia
earne stiy hoped that IN Ill places Ills Of a
similar series Of topicA may be Adop,ed. and
u,eat Christians eIeryxhore will unite in tho
Week OF Prayer, which for many yea1s past
las been SO Bigni11y attended by lisine favor.
WILLIAM E. DoDaE, President.
NOAH Il. ScuEyck,
Chairman OF the Executive Committee.
OMce Of the Evangelical .al!isncc, New
fo,k, Nov, 8, 1870.