KHTAliLISHUJ JUKE 23, 1862 YOb. 20. PORTLAND, FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 6, 18S2. PliWH _ _ THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS, lion to his mother, who a few days since closed DR. GOODWIN’S SERMON. to be neither Jew nor Gentile, Greek, throne and one of at had been Ptiblicbod ovary day (Sundays THE PRESS. them, least, now might begin a new era of Pentecosts, accepted,) by the her earthly pilgrimage, at the ripe age of 90 or bond nor free all Barbarian, ,but caught up in the glory and had been an eye- which should spread through all the churches PORTLAND and to the and who should in S'LBLISHINU years, approval joy expressed in accept this salvation, were witness to the on and hasten the of the Kingdom. CO., FRIDAY C. A Keen Discussion of Theological Topics majesty high, and coming HORNING, OCTOBER her last as she that of Christ to AT 97 Exchakoe moments, said—“I have always mighty fallowship Jesus, out of this apprehension of what it was ts be, St., Poktiahd, ■■ ■ .IWi'i be made one. this been glad of the choice you made, my son— Nevertheless, missionary clouds of heaven part and take Him to the ADDRESS OF REV. C. D. 'K.llare a Yaar. To mall snhaanb this BARROWS Let me ask attention to Gospel, Gospel to be preachod to all the throne and ona of •" sevo'i !«»an a Yea?, If in advanae. God bless you in your work.” your the 13tli them, at least, had been MAINE. paid nations, was to be a of Acts and in the 2d “As emphatically gospel in the and had been an A. B. C. F. M, OFFICERS. chap, verse, of caught up glory eye- to the separation, a of election, THE MAINE they ministered Lord, and fasted, gospel witness of the on high. And out of STATE PRSSS Continued from Second Page. Rev. Dr. Wellman of Malden, Mass., chair- and a out and seltiu majesty Mr. Barrows commenced his address re- the Ghost me. gospel calling this was by Festive Farmers. 8 °ablt«*4d evorv i’HDH#DAV at U Holy said;’seaprate Barna- apprehension of what it to be called MORNlhG *2.50 man of the oommittee on a a if m officers, stated that bas and Saul for the work apart peculiar peepir. It was to lating humorous incident to the 3 ear, paid advance at $2.00 a year. wkereunto I have iu Christ; eut of this of what referring Rev. Isaao R. be in this the conception Worcester had resigned as a called them.’’ respect, precise counterpart it is to to what relation of tho Board with the Home Kates AFTERNOON SESSION. of that old belong Christ, widened ideas Miseion- on Advertising. One inch of sp&ec, the member of This text ihe dispensation. The very IN YORK COUNTY. inMib of the Prudential Committee, and swings door on a new era promises of the missions themselves. .j column, constitutes a “square.” that appeared in that of heavenly present ary Society, and then continued as follows : in of the Church. The of economy law, Are men $1.60 per square, daily first week, 76 eents per they would recommend the adoption of the the-history day run admitted to be lustful? Know week everywhere and this There are three of interets niter; three insert ioiih or lees. oontinu the Jews was aow fully the of through stamp not the are points speeial $1.09; following minute: ended; day of ye badies the temples of the Holy in the Oot. 5 —The tng avnry other day after firet week, 60 can us. At two o’clock the services connected with the Gentiles was economy Grace “covenants” and prom- papers that have been read here Biddkfobd, thirty-fifth annual now fully begun. Ghost? Are inclined to to-day. Hat# -quart.three Insertions or 76 This Boa d deeply regrets losing the services ises “children of they bicksrings at One that the cattle show and less, cents; the administration of the Lord’s were Peter had indeed sent as promise” “people of God” is, consciousness is fair of the York 8©ei- one 50 Supper, of who for more than been out law ? Know missionary Comity t*eek, *1.00. cents per week after. one, a quarter of a cen- —“a na- ye not that ye shall the to all a peculiar people,” “a holy judge prerequisite Christlike service in •ty, here to Spkciaj one-third additional. held in the cnarches and by the persons men- tury lies, in different official missionary apostle, hut he had been sent ■: Are its opened to-day, continue tariuzk Notices, relations, served tion,—a of who angels they forgetful of the proper de- broadest The Undoi head of “A-Muskwents” and it n and as a forerunner of a scheme not "kingdom priests”; range. philosophizing will con- and The “AUCTION tioned in tiie report of the committee of ar- faithfUily efficiently. We would also yet formally are votion that should them ? are Friday Saturday. entries of eel Is *2.00 these, but the vernacular of the purify Thev tinue as it has It Hales,” per Dquare per week; three Inser- assure him cf oar tender inaugurated. Gospel; begun. must preced the and horses is tions or less. $] .60. rangements adopted at the morning session. sympathy and our the reminded of the leve of Christ and God who quite small, while the display of warm Our perpetually recurring molds in which the or the Advertisements inserted in Christian regards and would commend text, is the pivotal point of application of, baliefin, performance the “Maine STATS They were each filled by communicants. the Holy His takes man into His that we farming tools is larger titan usual. The ex- Press has a him to the abuadaut grace of the God of Mis- the new Now the work is to be spirit expresses thought fellowship rosy of any deed. A child will even (which large circulation in everv part departure. share bis and philosophize hibit in of the for and to our Lord and end purpose this salvation, presence glory, It is here, it is the hall .rill be very good in all de- State), $1.00 per squaro for first* inser- SESSION or THE AMERICAN BOARD. sions, Savior Jesus Christ. directly and permanently the preaching of concerning before his tiny hand can cleave the roek or an.i oO cents for in other the here! the of The tion, per square each tub* uem The miaute was the the words, supreme end inspiration many missionary the timber or before his partments. agricultural display, *nser The sessioa was adopted. Gospel among Gentiles. The split caii although ion. resumed at p. m. at the in l*Bs which the finds its Se it will be thought 3£ of ihe church is no be age Holy Spirit apostles higher glory. the truth to which not so ar usurl, contains some fine Ad troas all communication* to The committee reported the as map longer to grasp great it is approach- large very City Hail, the Vice President, Hon. Wm. E. following proposes to this wit- with us, standing before this'lost world, POK j>ANI> PUBLISHING OO. officers of the Board for confined to the narrow territorv, which a accomplish, by hope- ing. But in the internal life and of the speciments of farm produce. in the the ensuing year: of the less nnd aud I and those being Dodge, chair. hand almost its nessing Gospel to all nations despairful, you be- there comes at President—Her. might cover—Palestine; but child length a consciousness of In Mark Hopkins, D. D is to call out from these a with us, are to lift our fellow men Piscataquis Couoty. The question on the of the of rim out to the furthest nations, people loved up what truth of what truth adoption report LL. D. pushes horizon—east, chosen is, is determined in O :t. S.—The NOTICES. the in Jesus Christ, before the founda- to be sue with Jesus Christ and a Dover, fair at Foxcroft doted _SPECIAL committee on the Western Turkey Mis- Vice President—Hon. William E west, north and south, a line that hounds having its own nature to accomplish. And when I Dodge. tion of the a redeemed his in the that is to b* with fins weather and attendance. sion was Prudential Committee— the world. world, people by fellowship Kingdom yet heard that list read this o-day good taken np. Augustus C. Thom- a morning and the D. Hon. How is the work to be nndortaken? aud blood, people regenerated by.his Spirit, a revealed ; of having a transformation in char- In the three minute race Manter’s took A resolution introduced Rev. son, D., Alpheus Hardy. Ezra Farns- mighty outcome from those lives, f felt that it Giysv by Henry T. people appointed to be joint heirs with ter nnd life now the same sn- worth, Esq., J. Russell Bradford, Hnn how done? Not Barnabas, not Peter, not him, wrought by was the ‘first money. In the 2 40 race Barker's Trinket Cheever of Worcester, the E-q., a made of the Divine only missionary consciousnass that Mass., touching Joseph 8. Ropes, Prof. Egbert C. Ed- John, not Paul advises', the people partakers na- pernal omnipotent Spirit that indwelt in Him first Smyth, projects, shapes I a made that constellation with its got money. Best time 2.42. securing of protection, freedom and win B. Webb, D. C. 0. El- It ure, people constituting the and and for his crowns of that cal- glitter every security D., Burr, Esq en'erprise. is altogether the purpose, the body waiting high diadem as bride of the Lord set they have become tho In Knox to the Christians in was bridgo Torrey, Rer. Albert H. Jesus, apart in this These are to be the multiplied County. Turkey considered, Esq., Plumb, plan, work of the Holy Spirit. He originates ling. conception by Pleiades of the present time to be the witnesses of his to-day Christian eharch. Camdex, Oct. 5.—The Knox and referred to-ether with the to the the scheme He chooses and calls the work- gos wliioh our hearts are to bo inspired and agricultural report, Secretaries—N. Q. the revealet's of four And as X heard that song sung this afternoon Corresponding Clark, D. men. He them for their service. pel, his grace, and, in work is to be carried forward to its fair and cattle show closed The attend- committee, to take such action as should Edmuad K. equips triumph. I said to it is today. they D., Alden, D, D., John O. Means, that world that is to come, destined to be myself, nothing but the Chris- D D. This text of ihe record stands for this whole I have left myself but little space to make ance was large. In the drawing match the deem best. Mr. Cheeyer followed his resolu- the transformed and the tian missionary consciousness down in transfigured re- on deep missionary history, of the spread of the observations another sudject. Bear with town teams horses was taken tion with remarks, and the of a letter Recording Secretary—Rev. Henry A. Stim- Uections of and all the disciple’s soul. We can make that sweepstakes prizo reading From to himself, through the me call very soo. Gospel. first last, whether in calling while I attention to two er three prac- Alvin McLain of Rockland. For from a corporate member ef the Board in ages that are yet to to share with him song only the echo of that which has preceded by single Treasurer—Langdon S. Ward, Esq. the messengers, in sending them out, in be, tical points. First of all, how manifest that his and his this and the meetings that have re- horses'drawing match, first, prize wan taken Worcester. Auditors- Hon. Avery Piumer, Hon. Ar- choosing the officers of the Church royalty glory. to and exultation of the meeting by For supreme allegiance as Sale this Let us make no mistake here. un- been held, it has become to us the Carrier Bros, of thur W. Jamas M. We stand cently second Granville Dr. Hamlin subsequently re ported, in be- Tufts, Gordon, Esq. in holding Councils, in laying p'.ins, word of God underlies and candiiions I'amden; by Week, vitally of us der handand the side. the church to from one of her E. half of the committee that. for The Board proceeded to ballot for eflicers. in doing the work, the oae the,pierced bleeding We whole song given Carlet“n of Rockport. the reason prominent, the missionary work. noble fact is the know this crossover our heads means blood- disciples: which he did not Rev. Drs. E. W. Gilman and A. L. overshadowing recog- First of ail we see how clearly supreme In Lincoln County. $15.50 Dolmans lor $12.50, explained, they recommend Chapin, death suffered for the sins of the failh looks to nized supremacy and leadership of shed, to aud exultation of the ‘•My op Thee, the and the was being appointed tellers to reoeivo and allegiance supreme Thou lamb of Damabxscotta, OCt. 5 —C. II. Peasley wen warranted ail wool and guaranteed proposed amendment, report report the And in this world. We compass the nations and ages Calvary, the votes. Spirit, simple, single fact, word of God underlies and vitally condi- Saviour divine.” the first for and the resolution t« a com- ill our and with him that premium draught oxen at the fair. to In ex< r» good bargaiua, cloth accepted, appoint lies the secret of that amazing success which thoughts hangs tions all missionary work. These earlier The above named were declared elected. hearts reach far and wide Nothing but the missionary consciousness in The Bristol team of oxen took firs? bom Jit at mittee to whom the subject shall be referred, makes this first era of the of here,our out, with missionaries 1 liave prize; Aina reduced in The preaching named, chosen, equipped soul can utteranee price early committee on new members ardent desire, with the possibly give to the second. Durec of Aina won the with power to confer with the Prudential Com. consisting the word, the model era for all the after inexpressible longings and sent stood on the infalli three mlnnte llm s* iison and made forth, divine, truth that the Saviour men up in dnll of Charles H. Case, Hon. S. S. that all men may know this may ac- great of in hi* lov- Blank Dick of mittee and others, and if necessary to Esq., Hastings, years. Christ, ble of the word. It is an interest- race; Alua, second, haw K> ox time. Wo oiler fine appoint this this eternal authority pow er and in hi* stands garments con- Hon. Win. Hyde, Rev. Edward D. cept gospel,may possess life. fact in this ing personal presence the 2.33 best a commission to go upou the ground, and as. Hawes, D., Ollier factors, genius, eloquence, learning ing relation to missionary histo- th* and ciptured race; time 2 35. under O'lier A. D. But God’s desires ara not God’s decrees. by disciple opens the way for his ad- siderably price. price certain all the Lockwoed, Esq., Rev. John O. Fiske, and money have their places,and their power; ry that nothing appears about the gonius of In facts in the case, and report at The pitying Christ eager to save all, is the vance and aeals the sacrifice of hi* life, if Kennebec County. Dolmans also marked low to com- D. D., reported the resignation of some of the buttliey have to dowith the work and with the Pan! or the eloquence of Peter or the amia- the next annnal meeting of the Beard, was Christ rejected and hated and crucified need be with the harvest of Christian WiNTHBur, Get. 5 —At the closing of v results of much as the wheels and levers by bility of Barnabas; bat the record of their fruitage. dry pare ith these. corporate members of the and reco n- it, he to save. wet another the Kennebec adopted. Board, those whom seeks Then there that struck Agricultural show, 5,CC0 were and cogs and in a vast work runs on; “The Word of God in- thing raended the election of the bolts, mechanism,— The invitation: “Come unto m* in those as a following new amazing “The Word “So papers great truth, namely, present. The forenoon was devoted to PLACE AND PREACHER indispensable, potential, each and all: but creased;” multiplied;” reports OF THU NEXT MEETING. members, and they were chosen. me all ye that are weary and I will give the to the of CLOCKS, borrowing their significance and their mightily grew the Word and prevailed.” vantage ground given present gen- committees, awards and address by P of. Rev. Dr. NRW sounds, indeed, in all but eeration the of the Quint of Dover, N. H., chairman CORPORATE MEMBERS. from the you rest,” ears; The of the man was for- by raising genoial average Professor of the power mighty underlying motor, now and then a very personality Baliantine, Agriculture in of the committee to whom Rev H. only Niclfodemus, or the fact of Christian disciploship th* this subject was re- A. Hazen of Connecticut. hidden even out of sight,whose every impulse gotten before that they came as the through fidelity Maine Stat Agricultural College, Ormio woman at the well, or a thief on the cross of those who have u». JACKETS, that Prof. Samuel Harris, D. D., must of God. There are two preceded It is a law ferred, reported the Board meet at Connecticut, be recognized and obeyed. Or, perhaps, message-bearers The 2.40 race was won Deacon Elbert R Munroe. makes response. of in e lucation or in business that by Johu Putnam’s Detroit, Michigan. Connecticut. better still,as in the grand campaigns of Na- signifitant things about this. First, that heredity Preacher—Rev. Wm. M. Rav. Geo D. From to pole sounds forth the bless- the who bis Resolute oj 2.56 The Mooar, D California. while poie themselves on this infallible boy pushes way and Winthrop; time, sweep- Barbour, D. Alternate—Rev. A. L. poleon every subordinate, every mar- they planted faithfully COATS, D.; Chapiu Dr. Bank Russell, Ohio. ed invitation. “Whosoever "will, let him forward to #f stakes by Geo. Dayis' Tom shall, every colonel, every lieutenant, authority of the Scriptures, and the second persistently pasitioit honor and Palelien, 2d, of of Beloit, Wis. Prof. Judsou Smith, D. D., Ohio. every come,” and perchance a score or two soldier in the battallion, has to do that standing there they taught men the trust, lias made it easier for every boy that is Reaefield, in 2 38. Rev. Dr. Parsons of Detroit Rev. Geo. H. White, Iowa. directly among a thousand, or a thousand or TESTERS, with mnch and in the it doctrines which were set forth in that infal- studying in the schools behind him to reach Hon. President James R. LL. D. efficiently achieving victory, two the tens of animation and heartiness of Angell, ameng thousands or the the acme of his spoke the readi~ Rev, A. J. F. D. D is, nevertheless, liis of lible Word. desire. The boy behind him Killed by Cara. Behrens, Rhode Island. through acceptance make response. The even ness of all denominations in million, spirit How that not oue of these men starts at an which bis own and all the new style re- that city to wel' Hon. Robert R. Bishop, New llie one supreme wisdomlhat plan the end significant advantage Get. 5 a garments Center, Mass attends the word, incites believers to honesty Skowhegan, —Joseph Clooitey, boy come the Board President Franklin LL and forecasts the his sent of the ever of in the of retl ceived now every next year, and cordially ex- Carter, D., Mass. conflict; through loyal but Spirit, thought impugn- raising general average persist- of 16, at work on the train at the exca- day. Any gar- Hon. James prayer and toil; how scattered aad iiow of the gravel tended White, Mass. acceptance of the one will that ibiuds, rules ing the value Word. Their witness ent manhood has established. And therefore me t made to measure wien or- an invitatiou to its President, Vice scant the revival; how few and how wide vation for the shoe factory, while coupling Dr. Means reported the and officers and men, was partly the witness of spirit, giving fresh we say to-day that it has been the of members and following: permeates generals, the Pentecosts. raising was and dered. President, officers, friends to be apart revelatio ns in the case of of tho of the cars, jammed killed almost RESPONSE TO TEE GREETINGS OF and leads them thereby to viclory. s, or, Paul, general average Christian disciple- instantly present. CALIFORNIA. This,in the very nature of the case, this is about eleven o’clock So there was no iron truth from the life of ’Christ bimseif. Hut and the lives this forenoon. Ont. here, sovereignly a to ship missionary spirit Ihrough JAPAN MISSION. Portland, Me., 6, 1882. gospel published all, inviting all, urging the bulk of their was To Rsv. Samuel A. working out the behests of the Spirit, and testimony the Scrip- and the labors of those who have us Died While Rev. Edward W. Chapin, Moderator of all. aHd yet a gospel compelling none and preceded Hunting;. Gilman, D. D., of New General Association no account of the tures then in their hands. How significant which becomes to us th* and Oct. of Congregational Church- making peculiar gifts onlv thosj who accept it aud today grand Kennehnnk, 3.—Eugene, the 11 year in behalf of the oonamittee on es on saving freely now that never discriminated between FALL York, this mis- of California at San FranciBco. Cal. of those whom He laid His hand. There they glorious legacy that w* orave and which we old son SACKS willingly believe. of Edward Wells of Wells, went gun- sion their The American Board assembled at its was fullest and for the ardor of what fell from the lips of the Master at the hold. Christ himself presented report, which was adopted annual place play we He alone became incarnate— returns We plant, water, He, ard hand of what was ning Wednesday afternoon. Not returning at the Boaid. meeting, hearty greetings to the Gen- Peter, the goodness of Baruabus, the learn- right God, given by what for? First of all, to th* human by gives the increase. This is the doctrine of give search was cost $4.25, $5 00 and $5.50 eral Association of California, and desires for and of Paul: so too the and the written record of the night made and he was fouDd The referred to the ing logic for consecrated the text and all Spirit heart and the human rtee a vantage report steady progres them the blessinrs of 2 These. 2:16, 17. “Now Scriptmre. Word. In their the word of ground dead to make, all marked down to and prayer. But all these, elements thought which to start in th* now Thnrsday mornisg lying beside a tree only and our Lord giving upon life that enlargement which has characterized the Jesos Christ, himself, and God, even Barnabas and Saul are sent the Moses and of David were ail one they in s'zes. and forcqs were absolutely subordinate. by Spirit should find in him. And in nis life and suffer- with his gnn at his Bide. Cause, heart dieease. $3.00, chiefly large a our Father, which hath loved and hath year aB cause of devout thanks to the head us, The one to Cyprus. They preach the Gospel from with the word of the aad us power working behind all, and Spirit and death, it was given everlasting consolation, and the island to ings finally ovinoed and G. A. R. of the church. There was an addition of 25 good them one end of the other, preach the word of Jesus Christ- Even fa- through comfort through all, the one, ever prevadiug, Paul, manifested that it was in order to hope grace, your hearts, and it in oac bring the cent, to all reason of i' faithfully, preach spirit; yet no- in.liar with the science and literature of ins Camden,Oct. 6 —A Po.t of the Grand per the enrolled communicants. Host stablish in every good word and work.” inspiring, only potential heir of his life which was at Army where we had a record of finality inaugurated Mark and the that conies of i, do any revival time, familiar with the civilization of his of the Republic has been formed here te tu of the eighteen churches are (Signed) Hopkins, President. efficiency fruitage Bethlehem to a close, that th* self-supperting. is the as there taking place. No church of a civilization from Chris- fitting thunder, The Board look a recess leadership and supremacy of the Holy Cyprus day, that, apart and the called George Cobb Post. The Japanese gave 810,000 for church and to 7.30 evening in the If the lightning, and the earthquake, should Spirit. This would seem too even on appears history. Governor tianity, has never been paraded in the histo- mission and fer plain quarry the that was to crown Knox S. J. work, educational purposes. the face of the believed he was the enly person that can ry of the Paul in ad the very capstone County Court. records to admit of question; world,—eveu sweep the whole. So The wonderful demand be reckoned as the of the first we say to-day that the vant- Rockland,Oct. 3.—In the Jadioial for the Holy Scrip- but 'f any wish confirmative, fruitage mis- that classic learning, found not a fact of Supreme EVENING SESTION. proof they ^f is to ua who oct4 tour of these es in nor a nor a age ground given by those have court on information of snd3t tures, and the circulation of 500,000 pages of have only to turn to the twelfth chapter sionary great apost science, teaching of philosophy, to-day the Knex hat island. But was this sentiment of literature which either to preceded us; as the pact has said, bar religious truth, issued by the Japanese Gospel of First Corinthians to be convinced, for missionary toil, by comity against Warren C. Perry, a mem- this of hence a or “Shining table lamia therein, the Paul witness on proclamation thejj gospel, correct enrieh tbe testimony of the sim- ber of the Kuox him with Publishing were referred to, all indi- Long before the hour for the meet- apostle gives To which Gob himself becomes bath moon Bar, charging Society, appointed failure? if it was a failure for the word that was in his hands. He ami sun.” this very matter, of the spiritual gifts that Aye, ple accepts in cating the mental activity of the people, and ing at 7.30, the hall was filled to the same But there was another th adultery, unprofessional conduct extorting overflowing. men and women for Christian work. Christ who preached Gospel, to be Moses, accepts David, accepts ought brought out Visitors in Portland qualify Jonah, a deed from a female and the of Vice President at 7.10 as o>vn these whieh blackmailing, Judge prevailing spirit enquiry, emphasising Dodge, remarked that It is expressly affirmed that these gifts by driven of his countrymen, with stones and all the testimonies of these by papers interested me especi- the no more could in their hands, froes the work he ; and it was this : that our Barrows ordered and decreed that le be imnortanoe of using the present opportuni- get ii, they might improve the which the Gospel is to be witnessed and so"ght miters, from the first to the last. Nothing ally present oppor- Should an to do. If he tailed at then Bar- of of is the of the removed from the ot purchase ty to put the Gospel, in its purity and time in singing. As the man who blows his of wisdom of knowl- Nazareth, here the allegory creation, of the le- tunity re-oiling hinges. These office attorney and conn- power, spread abroad,itlie gift two nabas Bud Saul failed at Cypress. of tho Deluge, of the myth of Jonah papers are so identified in seller in the courts of this State and his osat before a nation which, after leng seclusion trumpet is Dot here we will all blow our own edge, of faculty, of healing of “divers kinds gend eompletely Paul us the true and and a their that illustrated copy of of ami so on to tbs these are gives explanation, the whale. Nay, standing before roy- mighty purpose they come under stricken from the rolls of from contact with Christianity, is now so soon trumpets. Let us sing the 4fith hymn— tongues” end; attorney. Eighteen of the he may have had this first missionary trip al Governor and a Jewish King, he goes one range. It is the re- of the to “Blow the simply gifts Spirit, who divideth to oiling hinges divorces were decreed this term aud £0 decide the great qnestion of its to ye trumpet, blow,” to in when he so our during Portland and Vicin- allegiance men as He will. Cypress mind testified. back to the testimony that in our day is the that is heritage and onr He whieh severally That is to say duty to-day. cases are still on the docket, the kingdom of our Lord. was sung as few andiences could sine No- thanks be unte who caus- most sneered at and of who stood ^ha jurors were we are all under and sudject te the divine God, always despised all, and by and held the garments of these it. eth us to in and maketh himself who stoned discharged and the court will adjourn Lor- MARATRA MISSION. control, and under the dlvineadministrstion triumph Christ, planting there, says: “Having Stephen little understood then finally ity, published by manifest the savor of his to-morrow. After singing several other the assem- of the knowledge by us therefore obtained help of God, I continue how himself was the at Rev. Dr. Waioottof Cleveland, Ohio, chair- hymns Spirit mado co-workers for the per- Stephen oiling hingeo in For we are unto God a uuto this both to the small Short & bly was led in prayer by the Rev. Dr. Lyman fecting ot the body of Christ, and for the every place. day witnessing the gate* of Damascus. He himself later Suicide of a Maine Man. ing, Harmon, man of the committee on this mission, report- sweet savor of Christ in them that believe and etc. Saying none other when he said "I im now to Abbott of the Christian Union. magnifying through that body, the great,"’ things ready be offered; Nkw York, Oct. 5.—William Lovell fo m- ed thatthis was one of the oldest gospel that missiors of of his to men. and in them perish.”—[II Cor. 2:14 15. than those which the prophets and Moses— 1 have a I 474 Con The grace fought good fight; have kopt the a of grcss street, the Board. It had Recording Secretary gave several no- mark the words—and Moses did ally shipbuilder Thomaaiuu, Miice, 48 commemorated its job lee Now if to this we add the This is not Paul’s explanation of the fail- say should faith," little understood in his life work that tices, and the bynen “The is testimony years old cut his throat witl. a razor this fore- and enters its second half moreing light that sets tv this is the own utterance come, that Christ should suffer, and that ho he was the Preble Houser upon century nndvr testimony forth the relation of the e, Spirit’s about, oiling hinges that were to open up- opp. breaking,” was snag with telling effect. Rev. to the whole work. It should he the first who should rise from the noon at his residence in Forjsaith street. Ha oc3 dlw*n most happy auspices. It is a feature of special spirit .hismissionary work; if for instance missionary holds good on the 0 entile raoe that the nations of the A. H. Quint, D. D., of N. led in we take the the from that time to this. dead, and should show light uuto the peo- was in Bellevue from interest and that so Dover, H., last command of our Lord through years If earth might be converted unto Christ. Xa- lately Hospital suffering encouragement many of • ■ and the Gentiles.” And there stood praver. which is said to have been given the millions of China, India and the Dark ple vier, in the sixteenth little under- an opinm habit. He was despondent being the sons and daughters of its former mission- “through a or oentury, if we shall the shall be1- they all. Not man, woman, or child President Hopkins, as be arose to address Holy Ghost;” take the word ot our Continent, accept tidings, stood though he understands it now, that he unable to obtain work. aries are now connected with it. j Lord delivered from the curse of this ever dreamed of was the shall appalling of heath- missionary epoch in his * the audience, greeted with great hearti- concerning Spirit’s office’^He 1 martyrdom, in his sorrows and in his Fatally Injured. 1 \Ve rejoice in the belief that the good seed wherein we ernism and become the children of the doubting the divine infallible authority of and held their undivided attention glorify me, know the personal King- solitude, in that moment when almest in the Oct. 3.—Richard 60 ness, dur- the Word of God. would as soon have Calais, Lee, aged years, which has been sown will continue to bear desire of the Spirit, to put honor on dom, blessed then is the work, and unutter- They coldness of his address. Christ, very death he could sey, “Lord, I by the in of a at j ing elequent is set if we add the glad who have been thought of doubting the stability of the eter- caving gravel pit Milltown frnit, and that the churches of this mission forth, mystical identifi- ably may they be, have in let menet be with other nal tliroue itself. hope thee; confounded this was so (This addresses of the evening cation of the with our permi’ted te carry the and we that afternoon, badly injured there are will go down the ages, increasing in nnmbera Spirit, Lord in liis message, in eternity,”—he little understeed thet will ba published in our special edi ion.) redemptive scheme, an identification which have been privileged to send them forth. And this was not the mere blind assent of little hopes of his recovery. He has a wife and in spiritnal to meet the Lord at he was oiling the that were te strength, enters inte But if these millions of re- those hinges The Rev. Dr. of every utterance of his heathen do aot on whose necks was an iron yoke they and tour children. His coming. Hill, the First Parish life, every give to the race for whom he labored new- Adopted. prayer that moves his heart, every miracle ceive this testimony; but turn away could riot throw off. It was an Intelligent church in this city, was happily introduced hi light and liberty through himself; and Another Suicide MADUBA AND CEYLON. that he works, all his humiliations and from the lifted cross to their bloody super- belief, and a belief with a te-day profound purpose. it is our blessed to know New Oct. 3 the president, and was received with great n" shame stitions none the less ia privilege that those York, —Win. Lovell, 48 years ; Rev. Wm. M. D. of chair- and sufferings even to the nameless acceptably the sight These men knew that if they were to com- Brooks, D., Iowa, who have pi eceeded us have teld us this a from thusiam. Dr. Hill delivered an address re- anguish of the we this relation of God, none the less effectively as regards mand men they must speak with the author- story old, carpeuter Lewiston, Me., aud re- man of the committee on this made cross,—if put that we t mission, migt begin again here and now to iu a room at plete with thoughts.beautifnlly and of the to the work setbefere us in the coming of the Kindom, will these ity of God. And that is the only ground siding 219 Forsyth rtreet, com- their which was eloquently ship Spirit do this work report, adopted. It presented heralds of the have done their work. which witness for the afresh, and this must be done by mitted expressed. It was received with manifesta- the text; and if we remember that He is gospei upon any truth in any suicide this morning by cutting his the can the consecration of our money, onr wealth our following points: now in the world for the of Judson four bard and age appeal to men. throat with a razor. tions of satisfaction, and found a express purpose wrought painful years 1. The down of great hearty ad—the consecration of men and women to this breaking caste, one ef that work foremost, we shall see before a single Karen so mack as asked the What the doctrines of this Word as yj response in all hearts. carrying were, work. the greatest hindrances to the introduction of that the and way of life. Morrison toiled seveu long years these missionaries MINOR TELEGRAMS. Dr. upon recognised tupemacy apostolic taught them, Rev. Stephenson of Montreal, followed of the the iu China before he saw his firat inquirer. The Mr. President, I live on a coast and in a -the Gospel is mors and more so leadership Holy Spirit, who e suc- —and them as the great, fundamen- The nucleus of the new comet has divided noticeable, missionaries of the Loadeu ten taught State to in an addrass of great power, and stirred the cess of the Society spent tal whicbjiwes the American Board its that from ten to jftsen castes are missionary enterprise depends. doctrines these Scriptures were given to into three parts, but the naked eye discovers THE frequently of theee years in Madagascar without a kaowu conver- existence in the American hearts who listened, by his happy il- The history of the world may change; but reveal, and upon whose acceptance the sal- Republic to-day. no change in its appearance. bow found in the same railroads, sion; and fifteen years rolled away at Tahiti The whole coast owes congregation, and the of God never nor does his men (Applause) Pacific its lustrations fraternal greetings. plans change: before the first native voice was heard iu vation of depended—how clearly these tHEBEST schools, etc. pray- fealty to, and its life in the American The President nor the office of the was as reco: Us show. A race lost and MOST I said he kn»w that we wero all Gospei change: Spirit. er. Yet Judson faithful the first year everywhere to the The of our Lord Republic to-day, far-sighted devotion, MUSIC AND THE DRAMA. 2. —The committee desire especially to men- to unite in command applies to as the last,and pleasad his Master as well by the without hope aoart from the grace of God, ready singing the hymn and consecration of personal and tion the you and tome to-night just as emphatically service he rendered. So of all the rest, and of the human he si t natively aud purposes, efficiency of missionary tours “All hail the power of Jesus’ name.” persistently love of all of the members of the American RELIABLE DIET as to the disciples that heard it from his that mighty uunamed host who, through all and mightily alien from God and at 3. It is an encouraging fact that every The address was by Rev. Richard S. enmity Board. the closing lips. the centuries have had like experience of giv- with Him and His law—a divine Christ lift- And, therefore, though Rockies THE DANITE3. us from chnrch, i* both miteion fields, has had some St irrs, D D., of New York, and it was in the ir witness everywhere dispised. Abel, separate the Board here, though a Palmer & '■*PQQOv' F0RMflDS The one therefore now and al- g ed on the cross as the true sacrifice for sin— Ulmer’s Company appeared at question a continent additions the — Enoch and Noah testified to world that hurl- stretches between us, vet we love during year. upnal eloquent, and happy style in which tie a heart bv the Portland Theatre last in the s whether as to the end to be sought ed in their faces its mockeries of the God regenerated supernatural it with a love that is evening romantic 4. The healthfal a they only nurtured by the inw!s? climate of the Madura lways expresses his thoughts. the means to he is sim- power of the Holy Spirit, and this condi- American drama of the uaed, worshiped, and through all the centuries of feeling that she is the mother and “Danites”—in which as tioned faith in .Jesus Christ—the very pro- distr’ct, indicated by the fact that of the The sermon closed with the what is the mind of the Ghost. witness neither saw nor upon real, McKee Rankin doxnlogy. ply Holy their they revival, tector of the vast empire that is reaching and Kittie Blanchord apyeared number now at wcrk missionaries have The Beaid to Not wbat think or not what nor Yet, there bodily resurrection of the Lord Jesus, ami eight adjourned meet this morning wemay prefer; meeting, inquirer. they stand, down from the mountains oat toward the here a few seasons a OLD PEOPLE Jiis at the ago—to good audience. we reason out as an their names beading God’s roil of honor—that glorification right hand of the been there more than a half century ago. at half past 8 o’clock. may appropriate end, Golden Gate. we The as is well FOUR SIZES 12th of Hebrews—and their as the of the like resurrec- (Applause.) Therefore, play, known, is founded on the 5. not what wemay demonstrate as a success. royal chapter Father, guaranty Mr. that .SB .65 1.25 The encouraging condition of the schools. Addresses by missionaries Talman, Davis and say, President, in all that goea in Mountain Meadow massacte. Utfl stand as the did that euiogy penned by God himself hung up tion and of his saints—a of The situation* We disciples after sea- glorification day measure to the interests G. The Bible and from and others are for all the to read! any strengthen and are reading teaching Scbaaffler, by announced. son of — ages finel on whose irrevocable deci- all strong aud the element infused fasting and prayer. simply waiting judgment, the course of the comedy house to lengthen American Board, 3£SOLDBYDRUGSISTS ONEVEinr LABEL. house. for the and Enoch and Noah sions the of all human souls with a California as voice of God. First, last, Abel destiny hangs the strong flavor it should be. XA1A Pacific Coast and the Atlantic will stand 7. The favorable attitude of the Hindu as to as to testified to the world that hurled —and beyond this life a future unlighted by Of course always, aim, methods, as one and clasp hands across the continent Mias L’zzie May Ulmer wa* mind. THE OVERFLOW MEETINGS. as to toilers that and the in their faces the mockeries of the God they a gleam of hope to all who die unsaved:— go out, in prayerful remembrance that nothing greeted most cordially as Nancy Williams, aud fields in which and the truth neither saw revival nor these dre the unmistakable witi ess every- The miraions are in favor with the they toil, worshipped, they shall interfere with the of her growing in all where these ongeiug purpose strong magnetic qualities had admirable they shall proclaim, and the duty of those prayer meeting their generations, yet given by Apostolic missionaries. the people. An interesting overflow was held at great principles that underlie this ia the scenes v . meeting that send them the there their names on God’s Boll And these are the testimonies inspired of the scope pathetic where Nancy im- 9 forth, only theory, the they stand, organization. Indeed—I it g § The referred to the the Payton Memerial charch in the evening, iu the 11th of and and the speak low, the uniortunate She report personal worth that can be is the of Honor, Hebrews, Spirit, repeated re-emphasized by personates Billy Piper. « only philosophy allowed, but speak it as I am about to close— and Christian devotion of Rev. Dr. Marsh of Massachusetts, presiding. mind of the Ghost. If we fail here God’s own utterance g veil to the so Spirit, by and through which this earliest was her S3 Hiss Harriet E. Holy we eulogy, when the Board meets in San presented, by admirers, with an ele- Rev. Mr. to fail where. of all such witnesses. It is a to be era of missions achieved its amazing results Francisco, < Townsend, of the Ceylon mission, the news of Park, Missionary Hindoottan, every fruitage we will see to it, all of us there gant basket of roses. Mr. evidently pleased Od the and even in the lifetime of these witnesses there,—for of the difficulties exceedingly desired; to preach gospel, his audience as §* whose death reached the missionary rooms af- ■poke great which Christiani- Let us ask these first apostolic mis- are noble workers i» the churcb there and greatly Sandy McGee; Georg* three thousand souls the sounded forth the unto all the world. Ulmer was co v—ri bad to encounter in sionaries how look at their and have accept gospel very funny as the'"Jrdgo,” always “J ter the of the missions was sent. ty India in confrenting then, they work. noble men in the report first sermon and come “What must If we are to share their success, we must ministry—that, by pergonal “the climate of This first of the crying interest and praising glorious Californy;" ~ Rev. Hindoos tan ism. chapter missionary history, by sabstaatial for tho John W. Chickering, D. D.( followed we do to be saved?” But it does notap- share their faith and their testimony. But support Herbert Joues was a comical Chinaman; Mias 13th Chapter of Acts, lias in it this record. of the avenue* of the 2. with reminiscences of his Co). J. D. Davis of Illinois, a soldier in the ever that how that come short of this! opening* Board, you Lizzie Hunt an excellent acquaintance with to the Jews to pear that Peter repeated psalm many to-day "Cap'n Tommy t—< Tailing persuade receive shall receive a welcome to our Mollie a Uaioa in the late now a teacher in It however one that How that the grand hearts Maeder good “widder;” little the mission work in Ceylon, and of the inter- army war, Christ as with like results. is, many impugn inspiration and Harry their Messiah, Paul says: and our as Mitchell a smart little the the heart as else of the ! homes—jast many as will cioss “Georgia Williams,’ est which the mothers and childicn of his pas- theological school at Reoka, Japan, gave But it aud must control nothing can, infallibility scripture! How many do seeing ye put from you, judge the continent, and we to and the other characters were well taken. The to welcome the thousan is of elare their statemens af fact proposo mahe the © torate in Portland, took aa entertainiag account of the labors of him- yourselves of thirsty eager unscientific; play will be thirty-one years ago, unworthy everlasting life, lo, their fares so low that nobody can afford to repeated to-night. g3 self and wife in the we turn to the Gentiles. And when converts. chronology false; their conceptions ef *tay in it and the contributions they mads towards Japanese empire. They the at home. CAD, THE TOMBOY. this were Now it must be to a lifetime God and his government and not the education of now have thirteen churches with a member- Gentiles heard they glad and glo grand give unworthy; children in that land. a few And then there i* this Monday night Miss Carrie Swain will appear rifled the word of the as to such serv'ce as that of our honored broth- of his commands inhuman and immoral. simple thought: of some 8#0. Lord, and, many as Hon. Wm. E. Dodge referred to the convsr" ship who of us, as wo go from this will at Portland is the were ordained to eterual believed.” ers. Titus Going; but such honors and ser- How many that affirm irreconcilable contra meetiag, “Cad, Tomboy.” The *”£ Rev. Mr. life, not in our sion of Rev. ene of the mis- Heath of New Bedford urged that dictions between say heart*, that the grandest pur- Lawrence of thus of CO Myron Winslow, That word “ordain,” is the key word to vices are not permitted to all the messen- the evangelists and between Esgle Tuesday speaks the and men were needed for po»e and the noblest desiro is t« follow these sionaries to this field, the instrumen- money the work of the whole and work. It is not the messenger, or the appar- the apostle also. Now, with some this book piece aud Star: “Those who sttjn led were >—-*3 through missionary history gers. who have of their the of God is one fiven substance and of tality of his honored father. American Board, and above all the spirit Believers are tnose “called out” those ent success, upon which the privileges and only of at hoist three revela- repaid by witnessing one of the brightest and their life—for whom? Not for man or master but on tions ; the revelation of the for the of God. “chosen,” or in Paul’s favor- rewards of the turn; the scriptures; the eoubrettes iu a FOO-CHOW, NORTH CHINA AND SHANBBB MIS- “separated” of but for C'hriat himaelf. jolliest play admirably fitted ite word faithfulness of the services that are render- revelation of and the revelation of organizations man; for her. The Rev. Dr. Merriman was to speak, but excns- “predestined”. The Apostle nature, play is one of the best o«e-part P» SIONS. when the and As some one has beautifully written, dramas which ed James, speakiug in the Council at Jerusa- ed. And the day great reckoning reason; these three they affirm are of has been produced hsie for a himself, and by invitation, closed the meet- faced the Rev. A. E. P. Perkins, of Ware, Mass., lem, says Simon hath declaredhow God at comes, it will be found that, whether the value and co-ordinate ’’They tyrants brandished steel, long tuns. It is lively, and the Interest is sne- with and eguai authority. he lions ing prayer benediction. the did visit toilers few or no labor gory mane, tained to the end. Miss Swain is chairman of the committee, reported. The re- first, the Gentiles to take out wrought many works, Then to not but bowed their neokg e'en death to very orig- Rev. Dr. W. M. hotv many preaching, sit- They feel, inal and in her of c=r Brooks, President of Tabor of them a for his has been in and in that Who follows in their piquant style seiiug end port referred to this nation as unequalled people name.” Peter, in vain, day, nothing,1 in pews, the have lost their train? took ting scriptures very taking with au audience, as the many en- College, charge at the First Parish after years, writing to the Gentile converts nothing is surer than that among the radi- A noble and among the nations of this earth in population. authority. The doetrine of sin and its pen- army—men boys, cores and the hearty applause with which she church. Addresses were made Rev. J. L. who had accepted the. those who had diaut wreaths of Heaven none will be more The matron and the maid. CD* It the of by Word, alties been explained away, the crucifixion was repeatedly oiled before the curtain show- presented necessity establishing a been “called” from radiant than that which will encircle the Aronad the Savior's throne rejoice, Atkinson of Japan, Rev. Dr. Vose of Provi- Pontus, Galatia, Cap- become only a picture, retribution hardly In robes of ed. She is possessed of many and versatile new mission in Shansee Some of the obsta and Asia and calls brows of such toilers as Martin and light arrayed; Rev. Dr. podocia them elect by Henry more than a of and a bow of talents, has a rich, beautiful voice, dance* cles which stand in the dence, R, I., Henry Blodgett of figure speech, They climbed tbe steep sseeut of heaven way of the progress of the of the Father. Harriet Newall. Does any one feel op- well, is full of life aud The su Rev. Dr. L. T. foreknowledge God, promise spanning ever the pit of perdition. Mid peril, toil and pain; spirit. ipori all China, Chamberlain, Norwich, A with the that the work seemed well the Gospel, aid though the work is great in little after explaining what these words pressed now, thought What I now is in so as Oh, Chr st, to us may gi ace be given acquainted with their part and J" say that just far * ! Conn., and Rev. Dr. Hill pastorof leave us little To follow in .heir train.’ took them the effort to remove them, the results aimed at theflfcmrch. mean, he says.“Ye are chosen generation,— may with comparatively views like these prevail, there must inevita- excellently.” J'tt' E^S a a fruitage? I do not wonder. How any Chris- and confidently looked for are of royal priesthood holy nation,—a peculiar bly result apa.liy in the work of missions. '~n53 CO correspond- tian heart can millions— Portland people; that ye should show forth the stand before these To preach such doctrines of the church, Daily Wholesale market. =—« ■—S ing magnitude. Every conquest gained in TO-DAY’S PROGRAMME. how the stories A SAD DEATH. praises of Him who hath called out of any Christian heart can read as it docs a lost world aud an ?J«ur sueh a nation for you confronting I rJniia. WF&M&wTm Christ, prepares the way for of the centuries our and not be 4 _. cot* darkness into light.” Aud Paul, setting since Lord, impending judgment, and expect thereby to S »s*r2n«>.4 25 761 H. M. Coni, car those greater and more of E ira .6 760 25 glorlons. Every inch forth specifically the same gospel that he burdened, I cannot see. The mysteries arouse it to duty, would be like giving chlo- Spring. lotf, 83 of The following is the programme for A Man Mistaken for Game and Shot. X 00Cq6 60 i Mixed Corn, ground gained among such a people, to-day’s first preached, writing like Peter to the God’s plan and of God’s methods of Govern- roform to an on the eve of battle to spring—6 will, army P ,c«n .■v?,r!ng ™r lots, 80 proceedings: is or me to know. On* _ with faithful care and labor, be held. Gentile Christians, not only calls '.hem ment, not for you for inspire it for the struggle. Worse than this, boats..... 8 75$$9 501 t>*\ f,0 9 a. m., Farewell Meeting. Business con- chosen, hut chosen in Christ before the thing u e can always say, standing by this such doctrine not only stupifies the church, vi 3:..*aG V*-' m- I»oXed Bran 00*31 60 CHINA. Oct. 5.- A man named Griffin, ■.v s G 60 Mid*.. cluded. Brief addresses by Missionaries, the foundation of the world. in his sida of the Son of can “I know but it furnishes to Stockton, 25^6 '30 Or, stronger God,—we »ay, heathenism weapons with C auaon the a Cotton lot P.2 00 A converted is at once a mis- President of the Board, Chairman of the that be infin- which wide this afternoon, scared np par- Seed,oar Chinaman, word, “predestinated;” they might that God pities man and in the fulneas, to resist the gospel. Dr. Douis of gunning ticfcJgaa.. 5 76«;6 lots Committee of Arrangements and others. 00| b*f 33 00 sionary. members of the body of Christ, that they ite measure of Hit for our salva- Japan stated in a few tri lge, and firing at some moving ferns, in *S Lou;* Wlp- Core, t-lot*. 88 will close about 11 o’clock a m. being, longs publicly my hearing This meeting v; lair ... 6 M m. In the might comprehend witli ail saints the love tion. And I know that wo have this months that in his there lie the to have hid- 75g7G0| 84, changes already wrought in China, of Gospel ago, experience which supposed partridge -7 which iV'. ucr good 00 7 25 0a», 80 Christ, passeth the and this shall be and tliia was t' at in this critical of who was by missionaries, there is food for encourage- M1MOBANDA. knowledge, Gospel preached, nothing, stage den, hit Mr. Pan! Crockett, gather- .^Ir.^GT best. 7 60*1.7 75, Bran, 25 to The •' Great Healing Remedy. more, even, that be me to was so in re- Produce. I ment and The they might cross tells and every missionary toiler Japanese development, mighty the ferns for the Boston and i», 8:00 hope. prayer that China may filled with all ing market, fullness of aud entreat uae all sis. ing the efforts of Christian missionaries Turkeys.. I8a,20 | Rye. .. 80 God, pray bleed and and possi- bat a be opened, has been answered. and all this in wounded him so that he lived short time. mo kens. 18q20 I fronawst. order that as to bear, to as an argument with which were con- The will of Hartshorn of through them, ble agencies that can be brought they 16116 3? 'out Prince who was in Mary Reading, a was not aware of Crockett’s fowl*...* 13 0f*l860 Knny, the ministry of the par; of the redeemed or of and be- fronted, furnished to Griffin presence, Mass., leaves #1000 to the American Board of church, body perauade man to accept the Goapel Japanese infidelity by Can 24g2& | .••..140041460 wields a there be made not Christian ts affair accidental. a 2 75 European, great power, is personal Christ, might known, to come the of the pulp and Christian newspapers the being purely irten potatoes^ 50 5 r.oai* o« now chrildren Kingdom. Foreign Missions, in session in this city, this world but to the in $*ree potatoes 0» ^3 76 tot .16 0, 6 60 friend of the American and Christian only, other worlds, When aak me do not so ac- America, and he gave me privately the Toung you why they » crate l 25 a 140 Por,.. and #1000 to the Woman’s Board of Foreign manifold wisdom of God in the scheme of names of the and the Wing. He has giyen proof of his favorable dis- cept it, 1 can make answer through the preaching newspapers.) pbbl 8 25a3 75 .» 30 25*31 Missions. this only It is bad for MASSACHUSETTS. 80 great redemption. us enough Christian England to C a lpr»bi • P- •- 20 25 a position toward America and her werk by re- words which the Spirit has given itself, berries, 10 50 E. Hildreth, of I bis is missionary it is the lan- China with and furnish from Maine 7 «KX«9 0 M.o-< in the Abigail Cambridge, leaves language; that the God of this world hath to poison opium, OOvitauiOoOO calling disgrace Chinese Commissioner, guage of men spoken idols for Cape Cod,10 00ft $ 11 Hn- to the American Board for chosen ami anoint- the Birmingham Hindoos to worship in ..«.14^1*16 #15# annually ten them that believe and the light of Gospel A Narrow Escape. .* throughjwhose misrepresentations the Chris- ed; and taught by the But this is worse. Hogf Holy Spirit of Christ shall shin* uuto them. Bombay, Opium chiefly Oct. 5.—Ou eve- iranalated. 9%1 Coy’ed Hams 16 in this were years. and scut forth to Lowell, Masf., Wednesday ®l«Vi tian country called baok to fulfill the command of deadens the no .... 9 feb3 youth sensibilities, and idols carry in Cttra C. Vs I MW&FAwly Miss of the Montreal is in If we men to become con- ning, Chelmsford, while returning from refers to other of Dongall Witness, Christ as to the of the cannot persuade But this r’rai China. The report instances evangelization daggers. theology stupiftes Chris- this city to his home in that town. True Mor- attendance on the of the Board. world. It is therefore the verts, if we can their names on our church rluse’ll Uaieins2 00 a 2 75 the to the missiona- meetings language that fur- get at home and stabs it abroad—men horse was and favor among magistrates, tianity may ton's killed, the wagau destroy u-'Uiloi) l*avof*2 80 ;> 2 95 '-I. a nishes the we are at most to leave JI 15 t.4V» REMOVAL. The W. C. T. U. furnish lunch at Con- conception which the Church rolls, willing every- the fatherhood of Ood and ed collision with a at a *' and alBO instances glorify the broth- by freight train road Jndura Val. 11 a. ■ V a- ries their work—and among needs to lift else and there. With 12V%| ti Hall after the close of the up and seek to realize in all its thing let them atay just erhood of men as much as crossing. Mr. his and hired rurkial- Prunoe.7 the manifestations of Christian gress today, meet- they please, but Morton, daughter q7 t ea.3 fO«-3 78 Dr. CIIAS. Is. SSOI/ff people—and endeavors to honor the the the of the were do V crate 1 75 « ings in City Hall, at 11 o'clock. same command by apostles thought accepting such beliefs will never send missionaries to hoy dragged a short distance, but all es- 6<4 •tadlJ'TS... .3 *Va« to 42 zeal, among Chinese converts. witnessing to the same a is, aa I have aaid, 'hat of with bruises. Unayei tierin'* med 2 50 has removed from Pice street to is the last of the Gospel. There is gospel becoming face the malarial death belt of Africa, or the caped slight 2.V&2 The with the Today day meetings Jof the vast in and of the of 'xierraus l^ba 7 0 8 00 I a ell, ! ,H 3043 26 committee close the report significance this as concerns the sona daughtara Lord; oeing cannibals of the South Pacific. No. auoh Board. We shall all with them with re- Only Maeataa,$rbox.7 u&SOO! 043 Braols-ott famish at part present order of with wo have made into th* divine nature; of Valencia St., recommendation that the churches things which partaken tremendous truths us around Sinai and METEJOROijOOHCAC *>ca»e $1 0,gl2 j| own.ee*>.. 324,33 gret and feel that it has been well for us that to The of the of of gather Third Hoiue bel «w Car’et»i. least additional laborers for dp. day Jew was indeed being templet the Holy Ghost; being and death— i£xtra’trgo“ iHilt Kdgei orm**i3 :»S8 1 to 3 P. M. twenty-five China, Calvary,—Man's redemption—life INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY-TOUR lemons. " Offio© Hours—8 to 9 A. M., they have been here. ended and the of the Gentile was ambassadors of fallow citizens witli I'JSolco 34 aif day indeed Christ; heaven and can dtf during the coming year, and trust the Board hell inspire tile soul to such HODRS VI-..* 5 00&G 601 oc3 TTEEE^IHttflfK i*3I X. Henceforth the be sons IHood. 32128 begun. Gospel was to the and heirs of God; of fully roaliziag P -art .s.5 60 will send them forward without to all undertakings. War Dkp't Office Chief Hional U0@6 Store.18 4*6 delay. preached Heaven with on and from this ) NEW men,e\erywhere;—preach- Him Hia throne, D. Malaga. t'brsM, Bev. Henry D. to YORK. 'd with Officer, Washington, 0., > Huts Blodgett, D., Missionary equal fullness of promise and homo to man their The speaker then proceeded to develop the New. DK. jE. II. REED, the regal outlook, bring appeals, Oct. G, 1 A. M. } Vuv-v-i— Chinese Mission, added blessing,—preached with both for the of their individual idea ol an increased consecration of property .! TJi.sti remarks, suggested equal experience penfesting tr:r 25 ■t of and a 1 of as For Now KnsrlEaa, ugton.l 76^2 V Factory.12 @1354 his deliverance from the as- enlarge scale giving ur- » lias r. turned to by long residence in that laud—and Freight Train Wrecked and Two Men bondage of sin and ths and greatly inva....2 26a2 50 7 8 appeal- sured to discipieship enlarging magnifying demanded l>- the needs of the mission- fair weather, wiuds most frctn ‘•iHwts. 5i@ ed for mote every one who gently Generally light retmeMee.. 1 Hbn2 and n eu Killed. accepted it;— of their whole work. These missionaries of W Ipplr*. sympathy, and means— work. forth as rise followed Ho. 4 preached with of to ary He clo ud by sotting the cast to south, slight by falling 0 ‘•qioc Perorate 1 OOa'l 60 Chestnut Street, and Pi mothers and Out. 6 —Two pledge inheritance tha churah had seen had the » sous, that oousidrr Nbw York, engines and five early miracles; great secret of and of a barometer and nearly V siouw. bl l..S 6*1*4 OO they come, with equal promise the realization of power hope success, stationary temperature. lSVi^lftc Hail** t> more the ears of a freight tr^in were wrecked near divine of their had seen the more to the tlborte " 25 for tlie next 10 carefully claims which the mas the to be authority Lord; implicit obedience command of 12Vl«ii4o CooKtug pbbi...00*3 days. r on the Baltimore & glory revealed to who should ac- *^ean *• Pittsburg, Ohio railroad. Lord after hia had seen the and a new the IS Office hours, 9 to 12 a. 2 to 9 m. oc6dl\r has upon them. He closed a its resaureetion; Christ, anointing by Holy Four hundred miners In Iowa struck .0,3.0 54 m,, p. by tender alia- There were two men killed. cept proffered Christ. There was yester- Dried Western.. of An earnest waB made that here ... clouds heaven part and take him to the Spirit, appeal day, and want soar cents a bushel extra. doKMtera I'SOVV wisdom to But I did not think as a scientific traveler and good in society; and when we come up here who desii 3d that we might be entirely conse- ed by your secure, through our na- the time had come for 1832, the writer represented the gieat empire investigation, ENTERTAINMENTS. tional or otherwise, to our mis- friend of missions. THE PRESS, to hold our sacred feasts before God, and to crated to Christ and filled with his spirit; and government, them to do tWs, and I said, “Ask the Father if as hastening to its close and declared that ten sionaries to Austria, ttie complete "sick man’s with each other and to receive new enjoyment he wants to After more of changes like the ten years then In dividing up the estate” Asia commune Rev. W. F. Crafts, Brooklyn, N. Y., who of those civil aud religious liberties in the ad- you go.” this they said no years that itself would finish its history. Minor and Turkey were to be THEATRE FRIDAY MORMMJ, JOCTOBER 6. strength, the thought impresses enter with land of their missiot more about if. post European PORTLAND hoped we should courage the ministration ary vsrrk Tho referred to were the destruction on oue’s heart is, oh, that we. could go home changes thoroughly Russianized and Protestantism re- of onened to use—as did Caleb and The Communion. Miss Burr of Owego, New ot the Turkish fleet at Navarino, the loss of and and with us the enthusiasm that promise York, appointed moved! Instead of all that every department Thursdaj’, Friday Saturday, carry were tiie destructiou of the Janizaries aud Joshua of old. The following persons appointed to of- to the Japan mission, was introduced to ihe Greece, a would vitalize all the churches and church annihilation of that of missionary work received great impulse. Oct. Oct. Oct. 7. the communion a consequent puissant 5, 5, members, until this work should not be Secretary Alden referred to a crisis to which ficiate at services in the after- audience, and in few words asked that she The American founded by Mr. aTbTcT fTmT^ farce of the Turkish army, the disistrous cam- ■college a few of the as to noon; be led Christ in of left to members of the chu’ches the Board was brought how the work of might by her work paign of 1829 in war with Russia, the crushing Robert in 1869, the first Christian college THREE NIGHTS ONLY a of or to portion the churches themselves! Missions was to be carried on in the and Second Parish church—Rev. J. T. Durjee, Mrs. Park of Indiana, then of the in- war indemnity imposed, the still unsubdued the Eastern world, was the prelude to a great Spirit, spoke Miith flranou. A <3rc«t Uoom a»t*I Wbcwm Why, Mr. should it be that even D. D., Boston, Rev. S. C. Pixly of the South rebellion of Mohammed Ali of of education and was followed Chairman, according to the recommendation of the Com terest among women iu that country. She re- Egypt. development KTcrywhere* in New a of the churches African Mission, Deacons Joseph C. of I did not then the at England large part Tyler a question prophetic insight the of the college mittee on the of the Secretaries—re- Moen lated series of visits the desir for by eo'hge Beirut, Syria, reports Massachusetts, Philip of Worcester, showing of the missionary until 1 met with a > ’rcult of the withhold their contributions from this saintly Harpoot, at Avntab and at Saiouc in Egypt, Grand tour of tlio New England The Board of mis- to the SHOO,000 for Barnabas Freeman of Yarmouth, Wm. W Christian teaching. She first went to a home similar in tho I ravels of Clarke American Board? is it that in the ferring especially Japan. prediction pub- and money the Foreign Why of New A. G. by institutions established by and No contribution can be asked. It must Russell Hampshire, Oumuocli, where the mother was to lished in 1808 and still another in 1783 at the young growing West, oue thous- special Edward opposed Christianity, McBLco Ranltin S. W. Larrabee aud Gould of Port- the loss of the Crimea. For a whole century the people, and of the sixteen hundred churches be met. It was blessed to dwelt in a mount of but by means of worsted work, of which the sions in Session at land. predictions of immediate dissolution have been Contemporaneous with all these movements AITHOHIXEI) ClANll'FM COMPANY * City still withhold their from the cause were women are offerings transfiguration, but there those at the State btreet church—Rev. Prof. William very fond, and by the teaching of growing morb and more frequent but still the another cha lge of the deepest significance, the of the Master when ho said, Go into all of Rev. in their Groat American the ye base of the mount who were weak, doubting, Thompson Hartford, Conn.; Henry Christian hymns a foothold was gained, and empire exists to perplex the nations. fifth and g.eatest of all had been qu'etly ad Play, the world ?” Is it because are weak ? D. D., of the Chinese Dea. From the of and Dr. Hall, they and all in the dark. The way has been dark Blodgeit, Mission; the missionary besought to read and teach signs change decay vanning. Fern .le education was comir g to the cons Charles F. of John of They are not all weak ; and if they are weak Thompson Vermont, Ely Smith Beirut brought ont very admir- old oriental of woman has to us at in the the ses- more than she had the time and From front. The theory now will never become while all times, past,—instancing W. Noyes of New Hampshire, S. C. Wilkins ability. ably and clearly, in a paper of true iDsiglit, the they strong ther from among the Christian races sion at and God appeared wonder- of Massachusetts, V. C. Strong of Massachu- this bouse she went to some tailor women in a to Chris'ian Missions the Orient- disappeared sympathies are bound up in their own per- Providence, •pening among and there shows J. M. Hazeu of Vermont, P. Da- al churches which must result from the of the Orient and here signs sonal interests. I for our deliverance. Our hope is in God. setts, George tenement house, where among those who were changed DANITES! and immediate have read, fully vis of Newton and R. of the Moslems. Conter, Mass., H. condition of the empire aud its attempt- weakening among Produced with all the startling I remember, within four years of one little So it is fitting that we ask Him to help us in Portland. quarreling, tearing their hair and beating each unseen original music, PROCEEDINGS OF THE THIRD Hinckley of ed reforms. Dr Goodell was inspired With But a black tentious cloud, by us, and a cast to the cele- she found po scenic effects, strength of this church in this State of Maine that has but our weakness -lid need. Willistou Church—Piof. Edward A. other, those who were to listen ■ Parks, glad brilliant hopes, Dr Dwight with his calm aud was at thi time rising out of the month of the brated organization. Pronounced r»y the press and four members, and sent live dollars of D. D., and Rev. John L. Atkinson of the Ja- to the of the far himself to the the the of ai1 American Pro, DAY. yet they Hon. William K. Dodge New York, asked story cross. Father away reaching judgment gave organ- bottomk is pit and the air of all Eastern public greatest plays. to the of Deacons Ezra Farnsworth of his duced over treasury the American Board, pan Mission; among mud on the of ising the work for which researches had is reason of the smoke if we could not do something now, especially Daniel NY. Gf huts, outskirts tlio city, world still da-kened by Now is it not our work and Boston, Mass.; Camp Connecti- prepared the way, Dr Sebaufller gave him- (applause). we not she also found or of the out of whioh have come 'ocusts for this work. Can doable our sub- cut. Horace Fairbanks of St. Jolmsbury, Vt., twenty thirty eager listeners. self with enthnasism to the Jewish work. Mr pit, 1200 TiiffltBS 1200 function here to go and carry with us this influ- of the earth and I to double mine, S. G. Mack. Brown Thurston, John H. From each one of these earnest soon removed the from Malta to and frogs and scorpions ence GO or in con- scriptions? propose f Ap- True, places requests Temple press which began 70 years ago J. F. Jeffords of Portland. and hateful In America, England and Ireland. of (lie of ilic and were made for more Smyrna at which poll t it commenced its every une'ean thing. Rcpoit Doings nection with these tribes, plause,] teaching—more reading- Box sheet open Tuesday, Oct. 3d. oc2diw aborigiual carry The report was adopted, and tlio above grand career. In order to er >lain this prodigy I must re- forth that same that Secretary Amen stated that a missionary lias more requests than could possibly be heeded— Woman's Board. spiritual power prompted The dark shapeless Turkish Empire begun vert for a moment to the old Crimean war of named officiated at the communion services in w'ere the them until this little one lias become thous- said he would be one of 30,000 to pay 520. go few laborers among them. M/s. thus to enlist tire profound attention of the the afternoon. 64-55. Gilbert s ands, and see to it that every member of the Treasurer Ward announced that a Parks closed with an appeal for reinforce- Prudential Committee of the American Dancing Acauemy. gentle- WESTERN TURKEY MISSION. At the peace of Paris May, 1806. turkey of Christ in this land hears that com- Board soon after the term that Russia ex- body man proposes to pay 52,000 this year, more ments. was under bonds to reform 1-er adminis- The report cn this mission was presented pelled all missionaries 32 in number from her put Classs for Ladiee an«i Gentlemen meets mand—coming home to one man as much as by Mrs. Allen of tration Young than three times his payment of last year. Harpoot, Eastern was borders. With no of it 1 according to the of the and Kvt MORNING SESSION. iu or the Rev. D. D. LL. Turkey, thought entering principles Hondo} Ttmr»day nini^N. to another—“Go ye either person by- Cyras Hamlin, D.—Presi- Hutti One 550 last year, will 5500 this next introduced, who said, “What can I tell surveyed all the field as beginning to glow Humayaun. and the to gave give dent of Ladies’ Class, at 4 p. in. proxy, preach gospel every Middlebnry College—Chairman of the with the auroral of our Lord’s return to Lord Stratfo d de Young Thursdays A clergyman in the audience earnestly you of twenty-five yeais of labor in light Redcliffe “the great Am- ereature.” year. to whom was missionary nt Committee, referred the subject, reigu over the Eastern world. bassador” knew well that the arm of Juvenile Class. ttnturdnyN 2.30 nud 4 p. and earn- ten minutes?” She then of an strong I will further our re- that each church adopt pursue spoke Arme- "as m.. loinnirncint; tu t. 7lH. oclGdtt say nothing upon plead [We hope to publish this able and im- Great aud profound my surprise when cauld alone secure real reform in school in a power any President was in the The commendation. We feel this tender interest the Harris system, or some other plan of nian small room where just a f»,*w on opeuiug a letter from the beloved Secretary Hopkins chair, estly portant report in full.] the Turkish government and insisted that a in this beloved and we cannot gathered, and of the of tie Armstrong dated Feb 1, 1837, I read my ap- E- united in 13. work; part systematic giving—and all give something. then girls’ school, of the allied and should re- portlandtheatIr congregation singing hymn Remarks on the report were made by Leonard cent to th work of education in portion army navy from such a long and precious companion- of said Normal school and of Use Armenian point Turkey, “Soldiers of arise!” Philo Parsons, Esq., Detroit, Mich., college, the I was main and enforce the reforms. !S imd Christ, as we transfer if to W. Bacon, D. 1). In the course of his re- country most interested in buc had proposed Sights, Monday I'ni'Silii), ship except it, possible, where men and had that there had been times when he felt he young women are educated uever thought of as my field of labor. Unhappily Louis Napoleon climbed ta Ocfobtr 9th and lOtb. to the air of Laban. those that seem to us the nearest of our marks, he referred to a pamphlet concerning to but did not. The and sent forth to do more work for their pec- After oue year’s delay caused by tho great fin that height of power that he proposed to di- Daniel D. of spiritual kin. ought give, ermpunctions the Armenian mission which had been SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.- Rsy. March, D., Woburn, distri- ancial crisis of 1837i the was fixed rect Eastern insisted that the of conscience he did not heed. Now he meant pie. Mothers who have received the truth are departure affairs and led in as yesterday The was followed remarks from buted in the hall the day before, Dec. 3. 1838. It w’li help you to understand be recalled and The charming youug Actress. Mass., prayer—closing, report by view of criticising earnest; for the Christian education great Ambassador should to give, and in former withholding, of their the cha iges in feeling with to morning, with the Lord’s Prayer, in which the Gen. E. of the Board the policy of the Board. public regard shelved, Palmerston, England’s Premier, Whittlesey, Secretary double his this children. The truth is sure to and the to know that on that would subscription year. E. of prevail, sailing early bowed his servant will audibly united. It was a very of Indian on the of the The Hon. Wm. Dodge New York said a head and said “Thy congregation Commissioners, part and bitter December morning large concourse of - Hon. W. W. Thomas of Portland, would add Turk, Kcord, Egyptian Arabian are sure do it!” devotional service. that he had noticed them and that it devout meu aud women, old and as- CARRIE impressive government. thought be delivered from young, SWAIN, 51,000 to his subscription—another added to the bondage of supersti- Who was in de The records of the ot the Board were hotter to have the matter to sembled on deck and wharf while a long, in appointed Lord Stratford In tho title role of the latest and greatest Dramatis proceedings Address of Gen. Whittlesey. presented tion and error. $1,000. that intensa cold a farewell Itedcliffe’s Sir Bulwe ■—a man Success, entitled on the were read the Re cord the Board, in tli e same manner that other sub- culpably long, place? Henry previous day, by little need be added to tbe able was offered. If in Very pa- Dea. Ezra Farneswoith of would Mrs. Allen closed by asking the prayers of prayer such intense coin the after Louis Napoleon’s own heart; a master Rev. H. A. Stimsoa.of Worces- Boston, jects are to their attention: and if ing Secretary, per Dr Means and to what has brought whole company had simply united with one so- preeented by double his subscription. Christian women of America in behalf of Ext- of intrigue, bribery, of infamous morals in Mass. been said in the of the there was cause of complaint, he only was heart and voice in the Lord’s prayer, it might the TOM BOY. ter, report Committee, ern for cial life, but of in the CAD, Rev. Dr. Braston of Providence, R. said Turkey,and especially Harpoot schools. have been more but would have in- unquestioned ability Th“ to tha of the and hv Dr Bartlett who has just prec tied I,, He would not the matter. edifying response greetings Oneida, responsible. dodge A arts of diplomacy. A new Drama, written for her me. I wish to two that he would not double his own paper prepared by Miss Mary 8. Rice, of volved less of martyrdom As to the frost bit- Comedy expressly and Delaware was only say things. The only gift, It was not the action of tho Board, and it was be set' himself to all that America's most successful LEON- Chenango Association, as the Nestorian ten ears I can only answer for those that wero Generally undo by Dramatist, first is that we have learned that the Indian but would invite his people to do the same. mission, entitled “Then and AKU (jiKoVliB. and full of folows: the decision of the committee of arrangements to listen to th ) Muezzin’s cry from Islam’s Lord Stratford de Redcliffe had done. His K.q., is a man— a cruel man it may be, a wild Rev. ,T. O Means of said Now,” or “The Thirties and tho Worcester, Msss., t hat no publication shall be distributed in the Eighties,” minarets. first great achievement in that line was to Excellent Situations mid The American Board thanks you for your precious man, a savage man, a revengeful man, but was then read Mrs. James Comedy It is for devotion that his people d been straggling for the by Rica of Boston, Let us come to 1839. Seven of the ten years assure the Turks that would not assurances. grateful your past a tbe same hall. England Dramatic after all man, needing gospel, tbe which was to fill the measure of Interest, and trusis you for the future. Pray with us for the of a d of had made of which t'e following is au abstract: in Turkey up protect Turkish converts. The slumbering same blessed in whom we payment bt, 593,000—and Dr. Walcott, S. M. Mina- of the spirit on all the all the Savior, believe.’ Secretary Clark, iier had passed away. The lion- of the Turks was aroused. WILL BE PRODUCED WITH baptism churches, o the Board. The of heaven is like unto iniquities fanaticism easily all the workers. Th's has been the no contribution He felt home- and others took in the kingdom leaven fields, and recognized by American siau, Esq., part discus, hearted Sultan Mahmoud II had' survived the Some of the converts were thrown into Mask Moderator. and this hid in meal till the whole was leavened. Hopkixs, Board from the beginning, and the record sick, pledged $1,000 year. sion of the and at the close of Dr. Just manilold perils of his reign -perils which had New and Appropriate Scenery, and Oot. 1882. subject, prison, some fled, some disappeared, some Portland, Me., Itb, of the the is as as it is bid it will aud it him at various times from Board upon Indian question A Home missionary pledged one-tenth of his Bacou's the laid tho surely leaven, will pressed upon Eng- some remained faithful unto a anti seleet cast. re-marks, report was upon from recnated, powerful one for which if this were a assem- others on until the whole is land, Fiance, Austria, Russia, the Jani- R. v. B. C. Bar.lett, D. D., President of political salary, $50. Several named amounts to be to ses- keep leavening leavened. death. This rude shock arrested table, be considered at tho afternoon the Mamelukes the from Inquiry, Prices. Scats on sale I should say of course we have great Soon the “secret” will zaries, Wahabites, Popular twod *ys in aivaace. Dartmouth College, chairman of the commit- bly, added to their usual,contiibutions to the thing be proclaimed up- the aroused fanaticism, and has checked to this octAdlw be but for which Board, sion. Greeks, Servians,, Rumanians, Kurds and MAX J-. CLAYTON, Agent. reason to proud, on the remarkable movement t e 01 the Dakota on their among them, Hon. J. N. Harris of housetops. “Oh no,” the skeptic says, Pereiaus. He had paid off a crushing war in- day, a bright with the Mission, reported we have reason to thank Providence, re given by Secretary Stimson, greater to Batsia which was of salvation to Islam. behalf. R. I.; Rev. L. S. Rowland of Lee; Hon. Wm “don't hide that leaven; there is not enough to demnity designed to crip promise Palmerston, rHE GRANDEST YET! God. The government has learned the and the chairman of the committee of ar- all his resources. by amount to pie He had at length an ar- Disralei, Gladstone, all had occupations too same fact the that Ware, ex-Gov. J. B. of anything. The meal is too coarse, REPORT OK COMMITTEE. great respecting Indian, Hyde, Mass.; Page among tbom the communion my disciplined by European tactics aud a to allow a serious to rangements; there is engrossing thought he is a man. since the peace Rutland. Vt.; Hon. Z. E. Ely of Ohio; Rev. not a siDglo chauce of success. Don’t navy built American naval archi- The subject is fone of considerable interest Especially pol- season at U o’clock in the Williston, State splendid by mere missionary affairs. Goodell’s forty was President risk and and one which calls for prompt action, but it is icy inaugurated by Grant H. C. of New Rev. Mr. Ferris it. Take a likelier subject.” did tects Eckford Rhodes, be had fearlessly Course Hayden York; Street and Second ohnrches, and of a meeting Why years, Chapter XXIII, page 425. a condition to decide what tlmro has been a in the instituted many reforms, had relieved his Stockbridge not in great improvement Fidelia Fisk leave her New yet. precisely of New Conn. One home for The other measures intro- — — London, gentleman would of the children of missionaries in the latter England destructive COMMENCING AT that action shall be. Tile Dakota mission is treatment of the Indian which is not per- Christian subjects from many oppressions and $2C3 for the of an inci- the same dark land, rejoicing t0 duced, bv all the malign acts of Sir Henry, the last external link, which connects this understood the count- give privilege relating church, at tbe close of the communion service. 6pendand had turned the tide qf European sentiment in haps fully throughout leaven to both and was that madness Board with certain precious memories of the the last session of dent illustrative of the self-denial of a Home be spent hiding in the unresponsive his favor. Turkey Egpyt, CITY HALL, ry yet. During Congress Tho Boar! took a recess until half past three of enormous and successive loans on terras And our thanks are due to the Secre- aeasures were meal? Her work for those Neetorian and It was in view of all these that the past. passed—multitudes were in- Missionary. o’clock. girls changes so and so incredibly onerous and under a Oct. IStb. tary who has fully luccinctly gathered troduced I counted 153 women was mission press had been transferred to Smyrna UDjust, Wednesday Evening, ; thiukjl up eeparate William D Locke, Esq., of Now Ipswich, performed royally and loyally. most up these memories for the enlightenment of whore it was working with unembarrassed magnoquent pretense of profitable bills— relating to Indian matters. Of course There was never one TKIY ENTEKTAINilENTI). the Mass., who has consecrated a son to the mis- single thiDg attractive or freedom. improvements. These loans were present generation. most of those introduced now in the public for us to learn that even the sleep desired we in these coarse women. It is well pres- sionary work, that might conse- MEE TINGS OF TEE WOMANS’ BOARD lovely for used in a few ironclads and of the world’s and a committee but measures were Nothing But just at this time in 1839, when the partly building Many greatest artists, mag- ent attitude of the towards the rooms, passed hopes government crate not only money but ourselves and onr those dark days of the thirties, bat the prom- of extensive reform were ino6t and badly managed railroads, but mos’ly they nificent host of talent. a of to education brilliant, Indian tribes iB to very considerable extent great importance relating went Into the of the No ezpense spared to make this the besi courso children to Christ and to his ise of God the leaven. He to make tho missionaries saw the whole land opening capacious pockets misunderstood—and that fiom before the and the ownership of property the Indi- kingdom. concerning ever given in Portland. Course tickets now on pale by beforo them, a dark and heavy storm cloud set- Sultan, a few pashas, and the capitalists: Court of the United States inter- ans. The for ben Rev. Dr. Goodwin of Illinois it it to hide it. And so at Stock bridge's Music store Call immediately Supreme appropriations the efits thought work; they the time tled down first tho mission then the upon upon Sir Henry’s always insatiate in consequence and exchangn the old checks received at the open- the righteous authority iu behalf of our of the for the establishment and would be Stable to the first Tho meetings of tlieto Boards wore held in until the posed Indians, prc study and second sped on, eighties, and now behold tho empire. of never sewed at the bottom. ing sale for the new ones, missions in Georgia, though baffled by local the and the of being up management support Indian of the as to the bestowment High street church yesterday morning at 10 leaven. are held the octfi interests and excited passions of the day, the chapters Acts, of Meetings quarterly, in the The p eiates of oriental churches awoke Taxation grew apace, free trade abolished _dtd schools during the last session of Congress Wm. Fenn of from the wrongBofthe Indian tribes have been dne, the Holy Spirit, and the grace of giving, and o'clock,Mr,. Portland, Vice districts on the plain by societies of Nestorian to their dauger progress of evangelical many important industries of Turkey, were nearly twice as as at any previous scattered the on anx> indeed to a mistake in the re- large the results which when President of the Eastern Board educated pri iciples, persecution schools discontent and have partly original and the of the in- followed, “great grace presiding. women, in the Oroomiah Female bankrupicy, misery but still more a session; present secretary and converts, some were sent into exile and the lations as treaty relations, to After an anttiem, rendered four ensued. terior ar.d the Commissioner of In- was upon them all.” fmelly by Seminary, who assemb'e from vil- of the missionaries not of the agents of the govern- present neighboring expulsion was only de- in which al- mismanagement ladie3 the exercises commenced with Mal-administration, Turkey - than to its fundamental dian affairs, both heartily interested in Indi- Secretary Alden referred to the noble work yoaug lages and spend the day in exercises manded bnt ordered, ment, policy. religious ways held a high rank, has climbed to we are an have made their estimato women the audience of the “Assem- Billiard thankful for a clear which the have were Tournaineut But especially education, up accomplished for mis- singing by hymn and discussion of practical evangelization. Be- While they waiting with prayerful re- increditable height. Let Sir Henry Bulwer’s and showing, that the American for the next session. There are members of to bled at command.” The solve “to hold the foit,’’ the cloud passed over emphatic sions, and the crowded meeting now in pro- thy great scriptures hold the leaven, and notice how it name and memory perish. Having refitted the Billiard Foom in the FAL- Board so far from in efforts here and I call them leaveDs, to their The death being delinquent Congress present upon of were read Mrs. A. C. of Boston them, persecutors. augel that course in IHOU 1(1 UOTKIi, with eight new J. M. Bruns- gress, the Woman’s Beard, in another by Thompson and God that the whole soon he We may trust England’s for the heathen at home, began its history with to be to vote for these pray may called for Mahmoud. His army was routed wick and Balke tables, we pro]>ose to open the new ready ap- now some the us an audience of who, in connection with the story of the will bring to all these room with a plans and labors for Indians, and that more thau double the church, leaving largely men, leavened. at night. His splendid navy was betrayed iuto Egypt remedy propriations She has found com- it has in more than tribes, and that we needed the the alabaster box of oint- the bauds of the rebel Pasha of the accumulated evils. herself operated twenty amount appropriated last winter. perhaps enforcing of breaking precious This was followed by in address by Mrs. Egypt, by them more than a thousand [Ap- one to the Lord Stratford de employed among the claims of work us. of tho element of love in woman’8 infamous Admiral Ahmed Famzy. At fell pelled pnrsue plan plause.] It will not be enough to educate upon Instances of self ment, spoke Atkinson of JapaD, who said that the first Grand missionaries and teachers, organized more than stroke the Empire lost its heroic Saltan, its Redcliffe marked out twenty-six years ago. Tournament, work which thinks no all the Indian children of the country as the denial and consecration on the part of women missionary sacrifice too of contact with fifty churches; and gathered between four and point Japanese women was army, its navy and the whole of Syria and Henceforth in Egyyt at least if a Moham- OCT. 17, 18, 19 ami 20, people of Portland are educating their chil- were for the service of our Lord. She allud- five thousand communicants, and that the related. Costly their religiousness, which consisted mostly of Egypt. medan should become a Christai* there will the but as much as can be — Fon a — work once engaged deepest personal in’ dren, perhaps wisely Rev. C. D. Barrows of San Francisco said ed feelingly to the death of Mrs. Nina Foster We either Russia or Mohammed Ali used at a desire to he saved from punishment. Their thought be no Sir Henry Bui wer to deliver him tereat of the Secretaries and called forth the present. would have immediate of the Bos- would be to do their and read by whose grave sbo stood a few months possession over to Turkish fanaticism. This all we enthusiasm of the churches. Now this is a hint to they ready part Kiggs belief that their souls will go into an animal is PRIZE OF* &200. profound just show you that Before (he ten years had we as an since some had the sacrifice was phorus. expired freedom of conscience and we care nat We are thankful for the clear the at are indication of it the following saying thought after death if their Bins are ask, presentation, government Washington taking telegram great, is a con- were ready to cry, “Babylon is fal eu, is falltn Divided: 8100 to Aral; 850 to second: 30 to so slow of among our churches and hold which he had received as the too but it was one of lovo and would be who rules the East. reception of this matter of educating the Indian greetings oi that great, stant teiror, and their desire for a and shall be found no more at all.” third, 8*0 to fourth. so the that no heathen have saviour events ignored by world, in and that ol the master as done for But interfered with a I have mentioned these disastrous in youth earnest, perhaps part state to the Poard; acknowledged by Him, from their sins D She inter- Europe powerful arm, Open to all amateur in New ever been found more readily and thoroughly great. gave very the eider the better to look at some of the mis- players England. the work may soon be left to the this should be our motto. compelled victorious Egyptiau army to Three ball cushion carom 100 All en- to the than the entirely San Francisco, Cal., Oct. 4. So esting instances of tho in which game points. responsive gospel Aborigines way they return to the fleet to be restored to all tri es must bo made government. The General Association to Egypt, the sionary results following along from that to E. A. Gilson. Falmouth Ho- of America. We trust that a great California, the to hopeful- Were the whole realm of nature mine sought appease their gods—going about at young Sultan Abdul Medjed and re- Crimean war of 1854—65. tel* Portland, Me., on or before October 14. En- labor the The other thing which I wanted to say is American Board sendeth things ness of Christian amoDg Indian greeting. “They That were -a offering far too small. sumed their wonted course. trance fee 10 per cent of purse Thiol* must accom- that we have learned that the Indian is "out- every one his and timeR from dawn till dark, from temple to The Hatti like the Hatti tribes—except so far as interfered with by helped neighbor, every Love so amazing, so divine. The Sultan under the (1) Humayoun pany each entry. one said iuspiratien of certain selfish and wicked white men,—ant the actual that he to be to his brother. “Be of good courage.” Demands 1 all. temple, and difficult labors in oth- countryman, (Applause) ought my >ve, my life, my performing friends of reform bat chiefly of Sir Stratford Sheriff of Gulhone, although constantly the both to a Isaiah, 41-G. Samuel A. Chapin, success of effort christianize and to fellow citizen with us, as well as a fellow- er directions. Some woman was and the remarkable Vizier has the E. A. Moderator. After Mrs. Noble of mentioned, Canning Kesid trampled upon acquainted people GILSON, civilize them, will at length be so thoroughly man in tbe same And prayer by Chicago the living country. tbe who, as a was told to a bur- Pasha issued the lamous “Haiti Sheriff of with their Paluiouth the whole that the A number of to special merit, buy rights. Proprietor Hotrl, impressed upon country is this truth also large gentlemen promised minutes of the last meeting were read by Mrs. Gulhone” to the reformed administration The abolition of government learning great ial garment and to have it written on a guide (2) the persecuting octEd9t Poriloo-I, Me. notorious maxim, “No good Indian, but a dead and double their of the Key. by of the However is carrying it into practice. After a hun- gifts previous year. H. A. Copp of Boston and accepted. The re- empire. miserably executed, of the Orental Patriarchs lifted an iron Indian’’ shall be remanded to the heartless priest. She that if the of power dred of with the best in- E. B. D. of out of love for thought writing it stirred the Dead Sea of the eastern mind and heathenism from w hich it years blundering, Webb, D., Boston, ort of the Woman’s Board of the East was from the necks of the sprang. one priest was beneficial, the of its waters will never again subside. This is yoke people. The of the Committee of tentions it is true, after more than any the Master, and in view of what he had done the Home Secretaries. writing many from that there has SPECIAL NOTICES. inquiries Visiting giving Siven by This society number one of these (3) Dating period wiuld be more so, and she went from one to great providential move- which the before U3 is the other have ever for the fo tho world’s a of special Report people given support salvation, and that we are has now under its care 21 branches and three ments that mark the progress of the Redeem- been rapid advance education among all fruit and the condensation, seem to have of a and after another until the garment was covered. Still dependent conquered race, pledged to do in out His Divine will conference er’s kingdom. classes far beyond direct missionary influence. been under the most carrying associations, composing between throughly prosecuted, making treaties with petty tribes and bo she found no rest. At last she heard the A new is forward in and careful and plan, proposed that every one should feel 790 and 800 and from 500 to C 00 These political turmoils and revolutions en- generation coming oomprehensive instructions. They their and their sense of self- auxiliaries, SPIRITUAL SONGS feasting pride preaching of the Gospel, and this was what relieved the mission work from its Turkey better prepared for the freedom that show us hut about 32,000 Indians—Dakotas— the duty and privilege of giving to this cause, circles among the children. Those tirely ns the has ceased to re- organiza- threatened evils and it went on ere now within the importance, government she needed. She became a true and humble its way rejoic- must long come. remaining properly province and that all who would those tions are in numbers and and these gard these tribes now as independent nations join following constantly growing ing. The native has in of this Board, partly reached by follower of Christ. The question then arose (4) pastorate grown NEW as a who had an inciease in their the ENGLAND another Board; and in educational matters and is treating them part of the people of publicly pledged pojVer among the churches. In foreign The Russian Ambassador who had declared numbers, and as to what she should do with tho garment' efficiency power. for by the government: these our common country, bringing them under the contributions, doubling the sum they had field tho Board has cow in the work 92 mis- that his Imperial master the Emperor of all The cmbarassed the partly provided which was sold for the (5) churches, by in various off from (he same laws that and finally benefit of the the Russian would never allow Protestantism 32,000 stages, shading govern ourselves, impos- given this year, should rise. There were very sionaries, 70 Bible women, 21 boarding schools deepest povery, are notwithstanding active conditions fairly to be called evangelised and them Some of the same burdens which Native Home Missionary Society, S1o to set its foot in Turkey, saw hig frus- ing upon few exceptions in response to this appeal, and and 111 and day schools. Since Jan. bringing designs working, churches. into one of village 1, into trated, the press its schools progressive civilized, savage degradation. we have to citizens of a free its treasury. prosecuting work, The distribution and the for Santee and Sissitou bearjas country. while standing, Rev. Dr. Alden led in a very thirteen young ladies have been added and new mission stations (6) demand The Stations, belong Since 1872 no 1882, increasing, occupied treaty has been made with an Miss Stone of Samokov,. was then the Bible received a at properly to the cberishDg influences of the fervent and tender prayer. to the list of missionaries. The from Bulgaria, without the least regard to the Tsar! great impulse that The following are some of the Congrational Indian tribe. We make and bar- receipts and Holy Home Missionary Society, while those at Foit agreements introduced, allnded in touching words to The exiled brethreu returned, Goodell, time, e-id the same is true of all the pioduots churches and college chapels in New Eng1 and al’ with to EASTERN AND CENTRAL TURKEY. the Board since January 1st, have been for the Dwight, a gains them purchase of the ScLauftler were Berthold and Sully,are essentially pagan field. portions her baptism by G. A. C. Thompson in Eliot jubilant. of the press. the new hj urn and tune book, “Spiritual which have of funds 07 from ofwhioh ready using And yet it would seem as though the natural territory they possession and Rev. W. E. of East general 84b,411 legacies, Three years passed and another,the second and jVo race received so sudden and Merriman, D.D., Somer. church, Boston, aud the influence (71 Songs,” in either (or both) the church or prayer- binds them not the of we no missionary most event bond that together should right occupancy; but make 810,000 were from Portland, 810,308.52;|and significant pivotal occuied in 1812. an as the Their ville, road the report of the committee on of that church upon her. She then said mighty impulse Bulgarian. meeting editions. This book has been pronounced be sundered in their ca’e and more treaties with the Indians. are that It was tbe in the rudely destiny. They from $0,510.93, making in all 871,. great public martydom serfdom was and out of one these missions: publications her heart to streets the abolished, great igno- by the Congregational1st “the best hymn book This constitutes objection to trans- men are our are turned Bulgaria, and she thought of great city of the Armenian ; they countrymen; they the 230.52. The closed with an for rance and the com- a to another Board. All of work to be report appeal C .robot who iu a moment of had degradation Bulgarians which we have ever seen.” It is by Rev. Dr. Chas. ferring part only native if there are native departments appear prose- of the loss to those missionaries who passion pro- Americans, any cannot menced their course. At first thought the prese-t enrollment of cuted in wise proportion and with good effect. greater effort in the future. fessed Islam, but had returned to his chris- upvrard S. Robinson, author of the famous 'Songs foi the Americans in this land. (Applause) Now come to a meeting like this. She spoke faith and the Santee and Sissiston churches with the Pres The difficulties are not other or greater than The Woman’s Board of Missions of tho Inte- tion stood firm unto death. Of that great struggle these are some of Sanctuary,” of which it is a successor. this same truth the churches are also learn- worthy byterian might seem to point in that direction. must bo expected. The specially favorable earnestly of the missionaiy work of those a4 The indignation of Christendom was exci- the undeniable results in which all friends this American Board rior was represented by Mia. Case of Chicago, Tin**.. First Ch, But that connection was formed at a time ing, is learning facts aro that the Scriptures are more exten- home in the children and the ted, and Sir Stratford Canning forced the of missions Political Ch,Colleg- Agricul- training oiling may rejoice. hopes Amherst,tural College Chapel; Amtover, timw., when two communions at the West were but and we have followed sively sold and read, the who brought cordial greetings from that Board Sultan to his imperial and official it; though p rhaps especially among wheels of the general machinery. She then give pledge may have proved false; the kingdom of Theological Seminary, Phillips Academy; churches one, the New England element beiDg simply as a religious body somewhat in the Moslems, that so many churches are building She its prosperous condition, with en- that thenceforth no man should bo injured Christ has in and steps reported of of the gathered he fruit. Abingion Arlington Anburndnle, stamped with a Presbyterian impress; they are of the substantial houses of that are spoke Bulgaria geographically free- iu the matter of his faith. Russia etc. government, treating the Indians as worship, they thusiastic hopes for the future. changing The late Russo T rkish war of 1878 was Mas*.; Auburn, Me., now largely environed with congregational able to sustain the necessary church discipline, dom which it gained in 78, and of the door characteristically refusing to nnite in St foreigners, teaching them a language which The center of interest is the devotional meet" another of those great events which lake on, Mumm., Berkeley Ch. Shawmut Ch, churches; and that this mission, in a respect- and that the people give as much for church which was thus to securing the great] article of freedom. This Immanuel Home, we do not speak ourselves, spending large opened American mission" tbeir in to mark world B0*1 Chapel, Washington City ful communication to the Prudential Com- privileges and education. There is no lack of iug which is held every Friday morning at ten decree, forced as it was, produced a great place history great Mission Chapel, etc.; Rurliogton. Vt.. White amounts of money in Drinling books for them aries Girls are now to mittee express their preference for a Congrega- opportunity, no lack ol success. There is ev- when returnod missionaries and home especially. thronging moral effect upon both Moslem and Christiou changes. St Ch; Bennington, Vi., Second Ch; Hruns- in their own and thus o'clock, wiclt. Bowdoin churches at tional connection. languages, building ery reason why all departments of work now the schools, and there is great need for prayer minds, which has not yet passed away. It was the most destructive war of mod- Me., College; Cong, the walls of workers gather for and find their hearts Bellows Falls, Briton and Bran- And your committee cannot but feel an earn- up separation between them sowell established in these fields should be prayer, that the word of God have free The years from 1843 to ’4G were years of ern times the brief time it occu- Berlin, may coarse considering don, Vt.; Hueklaod, Berkley, Sieve*ly. est desire not to sever the cord that bind New and us, yet now the time seems to have ar- with increasing The bound firmly together. Following this is their very decided in all parts of the mis- It has been estimated that in a prosecuted vigor. report and be glorified. progress pied. little Blnekittlon Belchertown, Brimfield, the earliest and of as we have this was sion work in It no England to objects trophies rived, expressed in adopted. executive committee meeting in which they Turkey. could longer be more than one year it involved the loss of •Vrtdford, Belton, Mass.; Bridgeport, its zeal, but to retain if the of the to our The last address was given by Miss Morris treated with ridicule and The Bloomfield and missionary possible report committee, change TRKASUKER’S REPORT. are assured that the work is the Lord’s. contempt. one million of lives. Unheard of atrocities Berlin, Conn.; Bath, remnant of this noble work in of an They of the Znln of the Armenian N. etc. charge policy toward them and to" treat mission who spoke of the associa- prelates church, supported its whole and they did ■*., as as Col. Franklin in behalf of the find nothing so as a accompanied history, organization closely allied may be to the them no but Fairbanks, ennobling good object. by all the dominant influences around the Mass.. First and Third Clis: t-hico- longer as foreigners tion of Africa in the minds of many with not cease; rather with the ces- chief constituency of our churches. committee on the treasurer’s that are in ladies Sublime Porte resolved to crush this move- they begun Chelsea,p*e. Mass., First and third Cbs; Charles- to transfer these missions to a home hoard report,stated They encouraged finding young animals and sation of battles. The convulsion has been In the posture of things Providence seems to cannibals, savage poisonous ment at once. town, Mass., WintbropCh; Cauibi idge, M *». and thus declare that the Indians they had examined carefully the accountsfand taking hold of the work, and in the number of followed and North Ave. churches at have interposed a new possibility. The Amer- belong reptiles but she wished to assure the audience Tbe mighty thunder of the great ana- by continued intensified nat- Ch; Conrord, Couway, rather to domestic work than to investments, and their mission circles whicli have beeu ional Centreville, Mass.: Colchester, Chester, ican Missionary Association has at the last missionary expressed appreciation, organized. that commerce had driven them and that thema was uttered by the Armonian Patri- bankruptcy, by famines, pestilences the work. away Cromwell, Conn.; Chester, Cornwall, Vt.; moment made overt ures to take the mission as foreign [Applause.] First—Of the high grade of investments of They for an anxiliary in every church, arch in 184G and probably for the lost time. and misrule in both countries, and hope he missionaries were in no danger in these Turkey Cape Elizabeth, Me., etc. a over in lieu of its own all funds. Some of whole, turning it, WESTERN AFRICAN MISSION. permanent and to have women a member. years persecution, suffering, and Russia by brigandage and assassination, every They on Mass., Pilgrim and Second Chs; African works to the Board. The scheme Second—Of the detailed account of all ex- directions. Shethen dwelt the great change lollowed. But never did great perplexities the Tzar uncrowned a prisoner In his palace ; Danbury, Fi st Ch; churches at the definite line of Rev. S. G. Willard of and and are looking forward to the time of larger gifts, Dorchester,, Conn., would draw placing the Colchester, Conn., penses vouchers, the system of book- that had taken place in the missionary work in persecution ovtr-reach itself so signally. the Sultan in his Nihilism defiant Dover, Mass., Me., etc. at next Harem; Dexter, whole colored of this on keeping. and hope their annua) meeting to be It and the a population country—or chairman of the committee Western Cen- that country. Forty years ago when the first compelled justified forming of in one and Islam instinct with hate and Boston, Mass., Maverick, Ch; churches rather our share of it, in charge of the Ameri- Third—Of the double scrutiny of the differ- able to 833,000. native Protestant church, aud through the at tral Africa, in his report on tbe missions in report missionaries went to Africa it was difficult to wretchedness in the other. Was ever a East Ellsworth, Elliott, Edgeeowb, Me.; can Missionary Association; while that asso- ent home officers, rendering absolute safety of persevering efforts of Sir Stratford < East Woodstock, Easton, East that of the referred to the obsta- The Woman’s Board of the Pacific was rep- annlng war followed for so a time with Conn., ciation, from the nature of its plan, can natur- part world, funds entrusted to the'Board. persuade the people to hear the gospel. It carried out by an equally noble English bloody long Momerville, Everett, Mass., etc. Fitchburg, all the of the Dakota enter- cles in the of the committees are resented by Miss Fay of California, who Lord the such persistent horrors? We shall hear etc. ally brine stages way prosecuting work, but Standing appointed year by was only by hiring them as servants in their nobleman, Cowley Firman of free- Framingham, Florence, Mass, within its legitimate purview. year, as follows: One committee is “for au- “a of loy and dom for native Protestant churches iu nothing more at present of either of these Gro prise could see no reason for discouragement, nor brought greeting aity sympathy, households that could obtain an influence Turkey, €«reeufielfe and efficient officers to more Christ. press? expend, and than half of them ha 'also young preach Its issues were never so Place Ch, College St Ch, Yale cal shall to be as we that marvellous comes to an immovable varied and abun Theolog Sem’ys culties prove insuperable. believing, must, every dollar is change Yale Coll* Univ. Freshman Class The report of the committee, to whom was people's societies and juvenile fforts in the But at this date 1853 ’54 a mighty move- dant and never in such demand. The dif- Prayer-meeting; made to do its largest work. faith in the Christian one that no at Prayer-meeting, etc; K. I'uited Mr. Bartlett’s for the committee was religion ment which has not yet reached its culmi- Newport, I., Ch; speech referred the mission in European Turkey, was line of missionary work. fusion of the Bible? It is sold in perfected Newton, Mbm., Eliot Ch; New AUSTRIA. tack from can The ad- nation to mutter its thuuders. Hsitim, as follows: E. H. infidelity imperil. began The translations^ all the of Era Conn., south Ch, Conn. Normal School: North* presented by Rev. Byington of Monson, If the gifts from the ninety-four churches of star of Louis languages the dress closed with an for the women of malign Nanoleon had risen upon ton, Tin—., Smith Co. North Ad nm*. Address of President a. Mass. The Rev. II. M. D. Chairman of the appeal pi re in numbers. amp lege; C. Bartlett. report states that the work has Storrs, D., California, Nevada and Arizona seem small, Burope.aud that of the Holy Tsar like tae comet yearly increasing Ha—., First Ch; New Bedford. .T|n«* Trini- Africa: that the women of America should Education? In all the turmoil and We naturally feel a great interest in this been carried forward during the year with Committee cn the Austrian mission, made a let us remember the patient struggles for their •In the Arctic sky that from his horrid linir pover- tarian Ch; North Andover, Tin—., Trinity Cb; rise to enter the door that was wide ty schools Natick, Maw., First Newtou strand which is left of the and success. A of vhich follows: opened shakes and war,” was still schools, colleges, seminaries, high Ch; Center, single golden wisdom Refers to the changes report. summary own existence. Those who stand upon the pestilence proudly Tin—., First Ch; chur lies at before them. missionary, non-missionary, anti-mission- Norton, New cord which binds us to the efforts and the If asked American higher. Harlboro'. North North AA which have taken place since Turco-Russian “Why Christians watch-towers of those Western shores feel that female have all made Bending, ilbrit successes of this The Da- should establish and maintain in was offered Mrs. J. ary boarding schools, hunt, North Aniher-t, Norfolk, New missionary body. and the the missionaries is Prayer by A.Coppof Louis Napoleon in Roman Catholic inter- Ham., kota mission is the last war, positions board has taken, re- the missionary spirit young there, and unanticipated progress. The preaching of Hilford.New Hartford, Naugatuck, remnant of the ear- Austria,” it may be replied: Boston and the closed with the dox. and in his own Couu.; some of the for meeting ests, claimed a prominence in the The formation of churches? New Bonton, Northlicld, lier influences that called out the moving greatest obstacles to the i—Besides general obligation, Protestant prayerfully long greater zeal and deeper gospel? Newbury, New faith and the of the Places. Rus- Haven, Newport, A t.; New Bo-ton, N. of the Christians ar e debtors to tbe land to the ology. guardianship Holy The of Christian effort? The II., the prayers and the efforts of that band of development Bulgorian people. The especially of consecration foreign work. When the activity ability churches at The aud’euce, which was sia resented this and claimed a protectorate and devotion of the nattive etc.; Orange, Oxford, Tin—.; Ox- Gideon which in its are Hubs, Jerome of Prague and Ziuzondorf. waters of the Atlantic are even composed entirely pastorate? Vt. early days were neither Bulgarians making rapid strides in intel- stirred, by the over all the Christians ford, He.; Orwell, II— Though the land is nominally Christian of ladies, filled the church to its utmost capa- (Greek church) in In all these there has been pro- fearful nor faint-hearted. From that lectual end hand of a the effort is felt as the surprising He., Second Cli; High SlCh; Port- political progress, second only to the Word is so bound that the mass child, waters The Crimean war of 1854-55 fol- It is yet of the n the aisles and Turkey. gress. almost forty-six years since I land, C'onn Central time dates the enthusiasm that it- Gate city, many standing evtry Portland. Ch; Port»inouth, poured the Japanese. The next ten years will do people are in perishing need of external roll through the Golden on the Pacific lowed, and the names received as a N. II., North Hu— self forth in for the help. available The absence of the Sevastapool Balaclava, my appointment missionary of Ch; Palmer, .Second! h; prayer perishing mil- III— Self is space. President, the churches at Couu N. II. much to determine whether this progress is to protection urging American shore; for it is one great ocean after all that the Redow, Malokoff, and the charge of your Board', and every year,even in disaster, Preaion, ; PiitMlield, lions and in a sympathy that followed the Protestantism to kindle back fireB Mrs. Albert Bowkor, was much regretted, bul Pittafleld, Plaiofleld, Vt., etc. be secular or everywhere around the continent. Even the became familiar terms in has witnessed in some direction. heroic sacrifices and 6elf-demals of Christian. Our mission has had sweeps so for Light Brigade progress the early in Roman Catholic Europe and especially in owing largely to the tact and ability of the of Now in Hans., First Ch; Rockville, a for offer and every language civilized man. Christian let that in the foundation exerting an important influ- those nations constant and con- every prayer you every effort you put conclusion, friends, Randolph,C onn., First Ch; churches at Royaltou, missionaries, rejoiced triumphs making large officer the exercises wore of the \Y ith the me refer presiding mere political results of the great you to one more remarkable fact Hu— ; Rockland, of the divine grace among the aborigines of ence at this crisis in the history of the nation. tributions by emigration to our own popula- forth there is a responsive thrill from your sis- Rupert, Vl.; Reading, tion. interest throughout. conflict we have to do. Its maission- which coming years will bring to light. He., etc. America, and that followed them with It refers to three of ters of the Pacific coast, and like the waves of greatest nothing points special interest—the results were All over Asia there still North South St tearful interest in that forced IV— The great conflict with heathenism and An overflow meeting was held in tho Free ary great and some of them per- Minor, exists in Johnobury, A't., Ch, Ch, march, school at Samokov, the native Evan the ocean their hearts beat with yours, in all the Johnsbury Academy; Malew, Hu—., Taber- were training Mohammedanism, the of manent. The Russian was cities and villages.the frame work of St. where they literally like for weight Austria, St. Baptist church, conducted by Mrs. Helen despotism kept nacle Ch; Mouth HoMton, Ha—., Phillips sheep which is of the nature of a mutual love and in devotion to their Lord aud that Ch; the from gelical society, national, intellectual, moral and spiritual back for a time, the old industries municipal organization which we have M taut ford. First slaughter, their original homes O. Knight cf Portsmouth, N. H. Addresses clogs upon Conn., Ch; Mpriugfield, home and which works should be transferred as quickly as possible to had so distressed the inherited, which Rome so Ha—., Mouth Attleboro, across the Mississippi. It binds us to the missionary association, yours. which Protestant Arme- planted deeply Hope Ch; Hu—., the side of living Christian faith. weje made at this meeting by Miss E. M. that ithas survived all First Cn; churches at Mouthiunptou, times from whence came down that in entire harmony with the mission, and the Miss Gonedy or Japan was next introduced. nians were swept away. The abolition of changes undar the Mwnmp- first, Signal tokens of Divire favor have rested Stone of Bulgaria, Mrs. S. C. Pixlev of the three Mcott, Mhelburne t ail-, Momerville, Mouth- or almost first, of her to ono when sho was con. serfdom the an im- systems, Heathenism, Christianity, precious legacy who eligious press. upon the mission during the last She alluded morning among Bulgarians gave bridge, Ha—.; MutHeld, Miunbury, Mnv Zulu mission, Miss M. C. and Mrs. J. and Mohammedanism. * from the earnings of cents a week could cue in Gouldy mense to the nascent movements brook, C onn.; Mnxtou River, Vt., ete. fifty Prince Alexander, the new ruler of Bulga- year. Ecclesiastical bigotry, legal ob- versing with some imperfect Japanese, impulse It this hundreds of may now be an instrument of Trinitarian leave to Board of dollars to structions and social are heard her said L. Atkinson Japan. among that-interesting people. A degree of oppression, Ha—.. Ch, Cong Ch; ria, is a Protestant, and is a friend of the mis- prejudice evidently and some one who “she smiles.” but an on our work for the to which yielding before the silent and of the afternoon and freedom and an earnest of in- enlightened, educated people will Tnuutou,churches at Tariffville, Thompson, help future, sion. powerful pres- “I covet this [The report evening religious spirit N. most His chaplain at Sofia, the capital, has sure of God. A confidence She then said: church, and this use it mightily in the “renaissance” of Conn.; Tilton, II.; Tnouiawtoii, He., time date, I think, of these legacies larger is being sions are aced on the first quiry became evident A num- also of women for so pi page.' everywhere. faith and etc. that are now us over the liSUr of our taken much interest in the work of the created in both government and people. In- large gathering Japan, and I ber of Moslems made freedom. Towards this tiding profession of Christian Mae., Central P ed- mission. creased circulation of literature has we claim it in tho future. grand result, all the labors of (Misaion) Ch, relative indifference. And it sometimes He is to build a Lutheran church religious think may Some faith and I recall with interest some your mout Ch. AVilll* been rewarded addition of souls. deep Worcester, Plymouth Ch; m-iowu, seems to as listen to these next by many with 1 are some of the addresses made missionaries tend. When in future Williams Glenn me, I statements year, and has already offered the use of These Japanese women apparently little mind pended young officers of the Turkish army in Rome- years Ha—., College, Seminary. AVare, sigus and tokens more multiplied this the of the Ha—., East Ch, AVaich of us how much of the work it to the havo been dui r the session and the sermon delivered whose had history great consummation Hill, it I.. Cong. figures showing Bulgarian Protestants. than ever before seem to a and with bent form lifted in g lia, souls been touched AA Altogether year call for more up, apparently shall be whatever the Chapel: Conn., Cong Ch, Mission now done is not done the but Bov. Dr. Goodwin. Other addresser the name. written, intervening churchesoleottyille, at by living, by the outlook for this mission is far more vigorous and decided prosecution of this parti- as well as mind, by the love of Jesus by the by power of Jesus’ This Crimean Ch; Waltham, AA nebeMtei. AA «-•*! when hopeful body turmoil and the American Board lAlouc the dead; I read in the statement of cular mission. and all will te is the fourth of the of the disasters, •t«*r, AVeot Br *okii, |«|, AA e«» Nvw- than ever before. The was which has come iuto their hearts. This will he published hereafter, great changes half will be report accepted. gives known as com- At o- the treasurer that of this $051,000 which It has been the purpose of the board to send having gloriously ton, illianiMbnrg, AA'ewi Hedlord. AA Kemarks followed us to for great As I found in our special edition containing a com- century. menced the the founda- have been expended in our work for the by Rev. dames F. Clark only a few missionaries to Austria to introduce courage hope things. look work, and laid deep fatminoter, AV«II«»I>, Tin—; of the of Russian was AVeat At muted, At> AA AVu„- of that mission. the leaven of a purer in the that back, the school building in Osaka comes plete account doings the Board. diplomacy deeply chagrined at tions of tho social and material Iport, iud-or, past year, only $348,000—scarcely more than faith, hope up spiritual,' ping, AVe»tbrook, Couu.; AA iu«Uor, AAooq- men would be raised on all this, but was powerless to prevent it. Mr. renovation of that Old Eastern one-half—were the contributions of the living Mr. Robbins of Iowa, read from the ninth up the ground to carry before me; the dark faces of tho pupils with Empire. oaltuiukter, Vt.; Weal C’oncord, N. forward the work once The commit- Lay aid of Nineveh celebrity, had declared in H.; AA AAe.l- while the rest has come down from the dead: chapter of Luke—The begun. the love of Christ in their souis. half A CENTl'KV WITH TlRKEl’ tuterport, AValdoboro. He.; transfiguration—follow- tee tbeir confidence in his in that erly, R. ete. I feel almost that if this express the wisdom of place parliament one reason for |., work goes ed remarks. It seemed to him One man has boon visited rLEMOV A Xi. by that at the the plan, but they cannot fail to the sick by many who r. Hninliu nt 1st Omni:. to into on, we that live soon count express Cyrus Russia’s hastening plunge thut contest He., First Ch. may ourselves of the we sorrow we in common with meetings Board, were lifted more feel, the prudential have been impressed by his earnestness in was that she efface this nascent Yarmouth, among the dead. It seems as in the in 1832 I resolved to devote my life to might Protest- though, times to the committee and the friends of the Board,that at When ENOCH KNIGHT than at other mount of Christ, service, and so oue Bible woman has held the was com- antism. QgF'The greater or other Congregational inspiration of that past work, that so transfig- such an hour amidst so the foreign Turkish Empire part pro- many and striking Churches in Xew I and are the and could realize in some measure the been One into notice as a once Has removed his office from Any using famous foundly stirred to their inmost souls tbosethat uration, evidences of Divine favor upon the its greatly encouiaged. Christian ing forward public mighty An American resident became Dr. Robinson's earlier mission, in providential- "Songs for the Sanctuaryf” this be a wonderful shattered and readytofall remediless a began goodly work, we are called upon glory of the master, and feel the force of the working force should found in snch an en- woman in Japan is power for power, ly sort of guarantor of the supply of 800 too ExtimiiKe Street, work. a revival ruin. to of the cause in our truths in we have a feebled condition. some worneu of Russian the of Sosos sent to missionary great which speoial inter- good. Even humble intellect th at were prisoners, Commissary General Sample copies Spiritual pas the Lord of the harvest The missionaries n Oonstautlnople own hearts, in the midst of the churches May send more that no one an on est as his followers, and as laborers in the field have themselves with the H. and Will- declaring but American should Union Mutual Life Insurance tors, for examination, request. Testimonials, we laborers into this portion of the provod mighty love William Goodell, '■’50. Dwight Building, that represent here We look vineyard. have that He oct5 Opposite Hall free, terms for ad to-day. in which we are called him to work. of iam G. Schauffler. In they were Eli Smith trusteeship. found City U3t specimen pages, etc., special ‘p- the by Here, The was Christ. Syria incidentally around upon audiences, which assemble report adopted. there a Russian Colonel for the as nowhere lias Isaac Bird and George B. Whiting. acquainted with the tion. The edition prayer-meeting costs but and we else, seems the conversion of a made George McDonald said, “Lift me up is here, rightly say—every one who Remarks were then by Dr. Storrs. In Malta Daniel Temple and lloman Hal- name, and of SIDCBOAKD. 50 cents In world of human creature.” place particular pursuits every quantities. comes to these sacred festivals possible. The resolution the cry every This cry had charge of the printing, that Island says—that following introduced by Dr. lock American missionary in Asia Minor. I ven- pereou having a large Mahogany Sideboard here is a such as we never meet Prayer and remarks with has been heard by many in under English rule considered the near- With four The CENTURY CO., New York, N. Y. gathering followed, great Starrs was Japan. being ture to say his was more accurate ANy doors, separated by twisted columns the adopted: from which to assail the knowledge and drawers over elsewhere, representing intelligent piety promptness and earnestness. Among those When I was leaving they tried to est accessible point and than of the them, will confer an espeoial favor JOHN B. BEKCHOtT, Agent. That in the of the Board keep it minute that of any member e. at office and the consecrated intellect of the Resulted, judgment dark fortress of Islam by its radient forces | by addressing of Daily Press, m it is de- country, voioes heard, were Rev. W. S. Palmer of Nor- the prudential committee should be quiet, but it was found out, and some of th ol Prudential Committee. He, an officer of the sired to find one of this At City Hall meeting, of the Am. B. C. F. II. fee that is encouraged The journals these missionaries were read description, sold many years vital power energizes whatever to strenuous measures smcu' wich, Conn.; Rev. H,M. Parsons,Toronto,O., employ the most approv- girls said, “We want to go home with you.” with unfall ng iuteres In one of them, in Russian Army, had gained it all by personal sepilodUw 0*t5 «»2t THE OCEAN TRAFFIC. NEW TT-TO PBES8. ADVERTISEMENTS. MISCELL ANEOUS; AUCTION SALES. __ FBI DAT MOBXIIfO, OCTOBEB 0. A Speck or War in the Distance. AI*W ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY iMlME.JWET!), Yesterday we mentioned that Capt. Barclay BY ATTCTIOJI. ENTERT iINMENTS. AN EXHIBITION known as the in —long pert captain Portland shall Gilbert’s Dancing Academy. sell on Saturday Oct. 7th, at 10 30 a. for the Allan Line of in. The Grandest Yet—Stockbridge Course. ocean steamers—was WE at talcsroom 18 Exchange street, a large MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES. yisiting Portland. lot or .household furniture, &<;. consisting of parlor Millett Sc Little -OF- suits in hair cloth nrd black bh>ck walnut Drain l>ipo-P. O. Box 1757. As we understand walnut, Capt. Barclay the Long- and painted chamber sets, so'i* bar* v'B. tables, Great American Specific—Wlripple & Co. beds hair sho emen’s Society of this city have been in mirrors, spring s-.d wool u ‘tr» tap- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. estry and ingrain ca pets, coal and air-* at stove* the habit of cents an extension taoles and plated For Emery Wheels—P. O. Box 1767. charging twenty-five cha.rs, ware, crockery hour and ware, kitchen furniture, &c. Wanted—C., Press Office. for loading and unloading cargoes for OOT. G glass Lost Chatelaine Watch. FRIDAY, til, Made F <5. imi lll A tO AactieuerrM, day work, and cents hour for Home and Lot for Sale—E. Q. thirty per night Finely oct5 Tobev Up Clothing', __ _d3t Notioe—True & Leighton. work. This sum gave the men about S2.50 per Friday, Oct. 6—Millett & or Offer Little. day, S3 per night. These are considered ex. Special Bargains in each department of their im- our MARL Dolmans—Studley. Rarely excelled, may be found at commodious New . HORSE AND CARRIAGE cel lent mense stock. Pug Dog Lost—287 Spring Btreet. wages and batter than most good Store Wanted—Owen, Moore & Co. in Market Our stock Is varied, mechanics are able to earn, without mention- Square. large, shall sell on SATURDAY, Oct. 7th, at 10 ing the hundreds and thousands of clerks and and manufactured under our own WE o’clock a. m.t at Horse and Carriage Mart, personal supervis- P um street: business 100 Pieces Colored Silk at $1.00 per yard, worth $1.25. CITY AND VICINITY. men. Lately the Longshoremen’s ion, presents to the purchaser an attractive line of Four Horses, drivers and worriers. in Portland have ordered that the Two new Phaetons. Sociely 10 Pieces 6-4 Flannel at 80 cents worth *‘ 1 Suitings per yard, $1.00. Two Side Bar Top Buggies. men to the union shall charge Great American will cure salt belonging thirty Plaids at 12 Two Concord Wagons. Specific 100 Pieces Wool 1-2 cents per yard, that have been sell- Two cents for day and thirty-five cents for night second-hand Phaetons. rheum, cuts, burns and sprains of all kinds. for 25 cents One .Jimp Seat. or for and ing per yard. Gentlemen’s Business to work, S3 day S3.50 for ni"ht work. $8.00 One Express it a $25.00 Try for cough. Every medicine chest Wagon. It will be impossible for the company to pay 100 Pieces best grade Prints at 4 cents per yard. Suits, Seven new Harnesses. should have it on shipboard. Whipple & Co. these rates. They cannot afford it. If the 25 Dozen F. O. BAILEY A CO., Auctioneer*. Dent’s best quality 3-Button Kid Gloves at $1.50 pair, octo dtd Longshoremen insist then the company will per Drain Pipe chimney covers at 1 W. Prome- worth $2.25 per Gentlemen’s Dress 17.00 to have to import their help from Montreal and pair. 30.00 nade. P. O. Box 1757; No. telephone 424. call the best 3 button Suits, Valuable Steal Estate upon city authorities to protect them. 5 dozen Dent’s quality Kid Gloves, slightly soiled at, _octfilw Yesterday Peter Walsh, president of the $1.25 per pair. These are in light shades. by Auction. Visitors to Portland Montreal Longshoremen’s James shall sell on October Society, 100 dozen real Alexandra and Louvets Kid Gloves 2 button and Gentlemen’s 2.00 7.00 WEDNESDAY, 11, to at 3 o’clock in.. the valuable are invited to light Pantaloons, WE p. p operty No. call and see the new bookstore Tarone, president of the Boston and Society, dark at 50 cents worth 21 Myrtle street, consisting of a two story French of J. of colors, per pair, $1.00. 10 dozen Ladies’ Loring, Short & Harmon, opposite Preble Foley the East Boston Society, met Mr. Ko *f Brick Hou^e with J 2 fini-ned rooms gas, Se- Gloves, 8 button at $1.25 worth > water ami all m dern cel- House, 474 Congress street. It is said to be Howard, president of Portland in Driving length, per pair, $1.75 bag improvement*, good U|c Society, lar and perfect drainage. Extra lot adjoining house. the this per pair. finest store of the kind in the country. city. Capt. Barclay met them and views Gentlemen’s 5.00 to 38.00 The ab >vo propertv will be sold without reserve to oct3 d4t were assured 75 dozen Overcoats, close an estate, and should attract attention Its lo- interchanged. Capt. Barclay Gent’s Scotch fnil Underwear, regular made, at $1.25 per cation in the iminediat vicinity of City Hall, Post them that he could not agree to give the would make an investment It Will Do prices piece, worth $2.00 per piece. Office, &c., absolutely It. demanded. sate and profitable. Food will lodge in the interstices between Gentlemen’s F. O. HAILEY Os CO., Auctioneer*. The Portland Longshoremen’s Benevolent to oct5 dtd the and a -10,00 teeth, it becomes source of their Ulsters, 20,00 Association decided yesterday that they will decay. SOZODONT will dislodge such de- Ailminirirator* Sale of Rent K«taie by take proper measures in the future to keep all posits, and prevent the mischief. All Auction. parents men from their association who No. 516 - should joining may Congress St., virtue of a license obtained from the Pr bate provide 80ZODONT, and thus secure Gentlemen’s seek to enter through outside influences. They Ulsterettes, 6.00 to 25.00 BY Court iu aud for Cumberland Countv, 1 shall the health of their children’s teeth. sell at public auction on the on WEDNES- deem their demands for premises, wages just and proper DAY, Oct 25th, at 3 o’clock p. m.. the tw > aud M,W,F&w oct2 and a half Wuodin House and i^ot that they have the privilege of using pas- story containing 4,000 Sq. feet, No. 25 Spruce St., la Portland, and sive resistance in order to carry out the princi- known as the John Wall property. Terms cash. The digestive organs weakened and worn ples of their resolves. As we understand it M. LYNCH, Administrator o-t. John Wall. out MILLETT & by using cathartic restored °°ta LITTLE. F. O. CSAftliEY A C O Auctioneer-, medicines, by the men claim that the prices of articles of ecdif using Brown’s Iron Bitters. ALLEN dtd food, etc., have largely increased while wages COMPANY, M,W,F&w oct2 remain at the old prices. F. O. BAILEY & CO., It is to be that counsels will hoped prudent Auctioneers and Commission United States Circuit Court. avail dealers in Fine Custom and Made Merchants in this matter. A large sum of money is Manufacturing Ready Clothing, BEFORE JUDGE WEBB. paid out here every winter the steamshi ^al«!tro«B) IS Exchange Ht. Thursday.—U. 8. by p by indictment v. Patii-k Flah- A Wonderful Business for work which it a Growth, < erty, for with companies would be pity r. O. liAILKY, C. W. XI I K* interfering customs officers while The of the known house of - to see diverted elsewhere. It is also to be history widely enumerating passengers going on board the steamer 470 CONGRESS 7 PORTLAND. Regular sale of Furniture and General Merchan- that the Joseph Barnett & Co. of Boston, shows a 0014 ST., d3m Qazel.e. On trial. hoped steamship company will woigh wool dise every Saturday, commencing at 10 o’clock h, and which has m. f U. 8. Att’y for Qovt. the situation and see that do all large flourishing industry, mm, Consignments solicited. oct3dt carefully they from small The extensive M. P. Frank—Geo. H. Townsend for deft. that is right and proper. grown beginnings. Adjourned to Friday 10 a. m. business of this house, which has extended to RAILROAD NOTES. nearly every civilized country in the world, Municipal Court. had its origin in what might be called an inci- OCT. BEFORE JUDGE KNIGHT. or an some THURSDAY, dent, accident, thirty years ago. 5, Canada’s New Winter Port. Thursday.—John H. Malloy, Addison Griffam. At that time, Mr Jc-eph Burnett, the founder SATIN Intoxication. Fined and costs. $5 of the house, was doing a large apothecary Thomas Hart. Search and seizure. Fined 8X00 A Montreal that Mr. We shall sell a dispatch says Senecil business on Tremont street, opposite the Bos- large lot of fine and costs. Appealed. President of the North English And Special Sale of Shore Railway to Que. ton Museum. Edward Donegan. Search and seizure. Fined 8100 bee has just returned from Paris, and has in and become and costs. Paid. A l3dy who , ( lived France Tooth Brushes at 13 cents each. made arrangements there with capitalists to Rhadanie accustomed French methods of extend the Shore line to Tadousac, which will to# cookery Circulars, be made the one and Brief Jottings. winter port for Canada, being an came into Mr. Barnett’s store day, • xcellent We have* just received a harbor. A new line of steamers asked him if he could not make a decent fla- large The managers of the Board of Trade invoice of adjourn- from Havre will be put on jy French capital- REAL as One Hundred dozen INDIA voring Extract for her, she found those in Gentlemen’s Four ed their meeting to Wednesday afternoon; Oc- ists when the road is finished, and the French Ply common use abominable. She wanted an ex- tober 18th on account of the absence of several Government has promised a large annual sub- Directors. sidy. Application has been made to the Do- tract of vanilla. This was made, which pleas- Linen Collars at $1.10 per dozen. minion Government for a further and subsidy, ed the lady very much, and from this simple The commissioners on Reform School inves- little doubt is felt that it will be granted. SATIN beginning has grown a business, one single tigations will probably hold their meetings Minor Notes. and 1M Ik Shawls branch of which now consumes one-foutth (i, soon; perhaps next week. The Railway Age reports the construction of 1309 miles of main track the entire Mexican which is the Fearnleigh L. Montague’s pictures are now during the month of product, only September, and a total for the nine months of best of Vanilla in the exhibited in Hewes’ private gallery. The ar. recognized quality the present year of 8075 mile3. It estimates ffliadama and Silk Brocade "■» tist has world. just completed a fine landscape at his the total construction for the entire year at 10,- OCT.. FOR AUTUMK It be bere remarked that an extract of 1882- studio on an amount far ever may FRIDAY, Cumberland entitled “a 500miles, .greater than 8, street, glo- built in one season. The amount of the or “Snuff is made GLOVES, rious sunset morning in New England.” largest Tonka, Bean,” largely track constructed during the pa9t month, 154 and sold for Vanilla the flavor The committees of the several Extract, though 2 lots of Linen Towels at encampments miles was in Iowa. The construction in the The former in both Dressed and Very Low Prices. of the Tonka is no more to be compared with DOLMANS AND and lodges hold a meeting at Odd FelloVs’ other leading States is as follows: Pennsylva- DIMS, Undressed, in all grades, to match nia, 91 94 the Vanilla than a burdock is to a rose. Some Hall tonight at eight o’clock to make arrange- miles; Georgia, miloB; California, 89 the new and fashionable shades CHAADLER & miles; 84 84 miles and this ments for the visit to Colorado, miles; Texas, fifty persons are now directly employed by in Dress CO., proposed Saccarappa Goods, including New York, 77 miles. concern in the varied work of label- Tuesday next. bottling, ing, packing and boxing their various Flavor- Would invite the attention The Stoddard lectures are to be given at An Elegant Car. ing Extracts and Toilet Preparations, all of TERRA City Hall on the Wedn. sdaj evenings of No- Probably the most cosily and luxurious rail- COTTA, HUSSAR, of purchasers of India road car which are of an altogether superior nature. vember 29, December 13, 20 and 27. Full par' ever seen in Maine was examined by Paletots, Ulsters, and EDISON 7 MOORE & CO. RLUE, oct5 Shawls to their Grand Ex- Burnett’s Oocoalne is a flue OWEN, (dtf ticulars will be given iu due time. a Press reporter yesterday, at the Grand remarkably in liquid form, of deodorized HUNTER’S hibition which is now The Atrato expedition will sail from Boston Trunk depot upon invitation of Mr. Sydney preparation, GREEN, open. Cocoannt Oil, for promoting the growth of the —AND— October 13th. Stewart. It was a Pullman Bleeper, recently &C. The assortment in long and hair and beautifying it, and it is generalry ac- MODORE, Splendid day yesterday. Mercury 50° at sun- built at the Pullman Company’s works in De- is and more to a finei effect than square larger 58° at 53° at and is one of what is known as knowledged produce any Popular, Cheap. troit, their rise, noon, sunset; wind east. new All of our Kid Gloves are war- other hair dressing. varied than on former Yesterday the police made liqnor seizures in plan, No. 115. The car is 70 feet long, with WALKING JACKETS, ranted. any Burnett 8 Cologne is really Cologne. The Smith’s cellar, the rear of Dooley’s place, rear spacious private drawing-room at one end, EXCURSIONS opening, and in variety of oil of lavender commonly used to make Patrick and John Ward’s, rear of William and smoking room at the other. The body of and cologne water with, costs about $1.75 a pouud, styles, colorings prices Eagan’s, rear of Cornelius Conley’s all on Com of the car makes into 12 open sections as a — TO — while the Mitcham Oil of Lavender, used by In a of and the that mercial street, rear of Patrick McGlinchy’s s’eeper. The wood work is a marvel of rich- great Variety Styles probably largest the Burnetts, is imported at a cost of $26 a and in the cellar of Hugh Doherty’s on Fore ness and beauty. It is finished in solid mahog- will be shown in any one pound. Everything used in the Burnett (Qualities. street and at Rufus Waite’s on Federal any, inlaid in the most artistic manner with season. are of the best. The place this Beauti- street. five different kinds of preparations very spirits African wood. It is up- We are showing a new and im- While llouutains! used are made specially for their use, and are ful of The American Board departs to be followed holstered with crimson velvet plush, and the proved '‘COininON SENSE” COK. styles the purest product of the still that can be pro- -OVER — by the National Women's Congress. curtains are of the richest of Turkey. The Also Bn full line SET. The best corset for the to feel that of Children’s duced. It is Mr. Burnett’s pride in the market. Also a full The Portland Rolling Mills are taming cut trimmings are oi silver. The upper berths are Garments, from 4 lo 16 years of money he is giving no inferior article to the confiding line of a brand of iron that is becoming very popular arranged upon a new system, whereby it is im- age, in Sew and very Choice TURNER BROS. Shawls who him. He has associated called the Forest Brand. for them to fall. The car is brilliant- public patronize Styles. Antique City possible with him in his business two of his sous,whom Mild and OgdmUg R, R. G. L. Palmer, the grocer, on Merrill street is ly lighted by the new Hicks & Smith hurri- MISSES’ CORSETS. he has brought up in the way of fair dealing, Invite of their in long and square, will be missing. He left home Tuesday and since cane lamp. The drawing-room has a private inspection Large and the spirit of pride in the production of In Underwear for Cadies, Gents THR UGH THE NOTCH and of a then nothing has been heard of him. He came toilet The cost of this elegant car was about Elegant Stock New special feature. The TTS- superior which he has made the system and Children, we have several job here from Lowell last It was in of Mi. W. H. goods Fall and Winter spring. He is not a $19,500. charge Reed, lots to offer at lower in ices than —TO— PRECEDENTEDLOW PRI- of his life, and they wili no doubt continue ’he drinking man and his kwife is much worried one of the Pullman Company’s agents who had the goods eonld be produced <»t business in that way when he shall have re- CES at which these about him. taken it to Boston for exhibition to railroad the present time. goods tired from its active pursuit, which will not be Crawford’s and Fabyau’s, will be The Harris case will probably be called up in officials and others interested in luxurious offered should com- in a few years, for Mr. Bu-nett is a hale, the circuit court today. travelling. The car will be run on the Grand and Return. mand the attention of all young looking man, at the present time. DRESSGOOPS Trunk Trunk ana others of the Mrs. C. H. Carpenter of the Baptist Mission railway same who desire to select a shaw l at Bassein, Burmab, will address the ladies at plan will be added from time to time. Tickets on sale for above trip Wednes- the First Baptist vestry this Friday afternoon BLANKETS! PLUSHES, this season. Range of price Alleged Swindling. day, Thursday and Friday, October at half past three o'clock. from to Gov. PlaiBted has already had in hearing at 4th, 5th and Gth, 1882, at Tick- $50 $800. The gospel meeting at the rooms of the We have just secured a large lot VELVETS, Augusta on a requisition from New York re- PLAIN CHUDDAR shawls Men’s Christian of fine qualify Lambs' Wool Klan- et Office, Portland Station, Young Association on Satur- him to into questing deliver his (the hands of kets. slightly oil SILKS, damaged by — — in day will be conducted by Rev. John FOB white, black and all de- evening the New York authorities) the person of Rufus stains, that we shall offer at two- Gibson of the West End Methodist church. Rand of this city. The papers we are inform- thirds their real value. Ladies’ anti Children's sirable colors, in all quali- The are invited. 00 The Round 00 public ed, charged Mr. Rand with buying horses $2 Trip $2 in and The annual business of the ties, long square. regular meeting 'from several merchants of New York to the Trains leave Portland 8.25 a, m. Excursionists Diet Mission for the election of officers and EASTMAN BROS. will have live hours among the re- GARMENTS9 The of amount of several thousand dollars, making stay Mountains, great popularity the transaction of other business will be held Having purchased a large lot of turning to Portland same evening. falBe representations io them at the time of at the rooms i, Free Street Block, Red eetl Rales at 53ounfititi Hotels. HOSIERY, Fraternity purchase. We understand Mr. Rand denies Saturday, October 7tb, at 3 p. m. India Shawls this, claiming he bought them in the regular oc3dtf CBAS. II. FOYE, G. T. A. a UNDERWEAR, course of business and failed in Personal. nnfortunately & BANCROFT EII81 HO 1IIE RlEST- causes them to be sought business before they were paid for. Another & FANCY GOODS. Inspector General Lynch of this city will from parties going out of the bus- after more this season than hearing was called for yesterday but Mr. S. C. accompany the Auburn Light Infantry on iness, I will sell a fine quality of BAILEY & and Btrout, counsel for Mr. Rand, had to to of Stamping Designing. ever before. their visit to Lynn, Mass., Oct. 12th. go have received large invoices ftermantown Yarn, all shades, at NOYES, Lewiston and therefore tbe was Judge Symonds will preside at the October hearing post- 13 cents per skein. Also, all Have’jnst received all of thejlateat CItEWJELS until 10 a. m. Mr. H. D. Had- shades of Country Yarn, term of the S. J. Court in Belfast, which be- poned to-day. large numbers lock will for the State of New York. skeins, at 15 cents. from tap School of Ai t. 488! djS490 gins Oct. 17th. appear Royal Gov. Plaisted said he could not 27 & 29 Winter Among recent contributions to the fund for yesterday St., grant a requisition unless stronger evidence of Don’t fail to examine the. above FBAYKLOiSqiARE a monument to the late Senator Benjamin H. NEEDLEWORK.^ CONGRESS ST. was forward than he was we arc ISositon. Hill is one of from the Hon. James G. criminality brought bargains offering. $50 LIBRARY.I sep32 dtf oc5 dot at aware of AUTUMN SOUTH KENSINGTON. Blaine. This is said to be the first subscrip- present As we are our store tion to the fund from any prominent p iblic running un- Instruction given in KENSING- Alleged Smuggling. der a small expense we can af- FALL MEETING «■ man in the North. These books are "of The Psess yesterday morning mentioned the ford to sell any of the above reprints TON Major W. M. Dunn, U. S. A., aid-de-camp EMBROIDERIES. arrest of L. H. Grant by Deputy U. S. Marshal goods cheaper than many of our the leading novels of the day, on the staff of Gen. Pope, Commander of the stores Marble, at Frenchman’s Bay, for alleged DRESS FABRICS neighbors. I,urge £ don't comprising with many others Department of Missouri, with his wife and meun low prices. IW. E. FAIR WEATHER Cumberland smuggling. It appears that on the 22d instant, the works of such gifted writ- County two aud Miss Morrill of o rESXjTVi jsqq. children, Augusta, Special Inspector O. F. Stacy, seized the era as Anthony Trollope, Miss of Hon. Lot M. sail for jly20 if daughter Morrill, schooner Belle, of 11 tons, Lewis H. William Captain for exhibition on Braddon, Black, Sir Europe October 17, on the steamship Alaska, which will be ready Grant of Bar Harbor, with liquor on board Walter Scott, Victor Hugo, from New York. They will be abroad one AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY valued at $116 55. Captain Grant acknowl- and Miss and an extensive tour Great Mulock, range year, making throngh that he the from Cam- edged brought liquors ten Wedding We are our —AT — Britain and the the winter in price from to twenty William SL Lowell, receiving ? continent, passing without a pobello paying duty. Grant was 4.10 ft in Florence and Borne. Miss Bessie Hill of cents. stock of Winter Underwear brought here yesterday by United States Dep- of lev. Dr. Hill of this STUDLEY, ALSO Portland, 19th. CARD PLATE ENGRAVER for daughter uty Marshal Marble. He was before Commis- Ladies, Gentlemen and will the as far as Paris. Tuesday, Sept eity, accompauy party Visiting sioner Rand in the afternoon and pleaded White Mountain Guides, Pic- ANb and to Gov. was in the Children, propose of- Dingley city yesterday. He was ordered to in the Maine and PresompscotPark, guilty. recognize 353 middle Street. turesque many Cards. Stationer. fer the most as- sum of $800 for his appearance at the Decem- octO «odtf Books of a like complete Accidents. other nature. ber term of the District Court, and failing to Sets in vari- sortment ever shown in A man had a narrow escape from a terrible Croquet large TUESDAY AMD tVEDAESDAY, so was committed to Engravi d Cards and Invitations do jail. This will be a rare occasion of wit- this State as death at the Bolling Mills, yesterday. A red- HOUSE AND LOT ety. for and regards prices. nessing a line display of Rich and Medi- Weddings Recep- OCTOBER 17tli AND ISlh. hot bar of iron had just been drawn from a Cumberland Farmers’ Club Fair. We direct of the um Priced Roods, and the are tions a buy The fourteenth exhibition of the Camber public Specialty. furnace, and as the men were moving off with cordiallv invited to inspect them wheth- FOK SALE. BAILEY and best manufac- land Farmers’ Club will be held at their & NOYES largest it this workman got, in some manner, in the er desiring to purchase or not.] 513 CONGRESS STREET. and he a and the red- grounds in West Cumberland, as has already turers, guarantee to ill Premiums* way. Luckily jumped little, 0 Portland. .... $1,000 hot bar instead of him the been stated before, on Wednesday and Thurs- The 2 story frame house in Exchange Street, sell as running through ],29 dly low or lower than next. The first there will be an exam, bowels, passed between his legs, burning his day day good order, pleasantly located, at first-class goods are sold thighs. He will not probably be incapacitated ination of stock and two races, and the second 291 Cumberland street first house Open to All Horses Owned in Maine. a with and in the for work. day trial of strength l oxen, |two west of High School, large lot, 46 anywhere United races. C. A. Merrill will be the YeBterday a man attempted to step off a train superintend- xl 12 cement States. is invited feet, cellar, Sebago To this city will please bear in mind that they Everyone in motion near the Maine Central station ent of the grounds, W. L. Prince, Sapt. of FIRST D.lY-TrCNOAY. water, furnace in complete order, are invited t> call at to examine and make com- when his coat in the rail and he was the cattle department, Sylvanus Porter, $200 for horses that never beat 3 caught and at miautes—$100 good stable yard. Apply to $60 to ter and to whirled round directly in front of the wheels. superintendent of the horse department, S. A. 230 Middle parison. first, secoud, $30 third, $20 the house. Street, fourth. He would have received serious injury if Clough, marshal, M, W. Pearson Is secretary St. WE HAVE NOW 492 & 494 Congress E. G! TOBEV. and examine the largest assortment and SAME DAY— Purse $IOO. Hurdle Race;• mil* dtf over 8 V officer Hussey had not seized him and dragged of the fair. The Falmouth band will provide third. A man named Connors, was brought to this WANTED. $20 to fourth. to his home on Centre STATE NEWS. BOOTS AND SSOES city, street, yesterday, MECOND ever exhibited in this As we send DAY-WEDNESDAY. ba hurt in some railway accident. How, or CLOAKS AND SUITS country. fly by mail to every State in the Un we shall be PENOBSCOT COUNTY. An rent of at least 8 ion, where, we could not ascertain. upstairs -FOB- giad to make your acquaintance and hereafter mshtthbe $200 for Horses that never boat in central of the sup- 2.50; $100 to Franklin Ware of South Orrington, caught rooms, the part ply you with goods in our line to our mutual advan- first, $50 to second, $30 to third, $20 to fourth. a sea bass at tage. Beal Estate Transfers. Holmes’ Hole, recently, from the city. Address “C,” RAILROAD. SAME DAY—Set of Harness valued nt $100. stomach of which be took a woolen mitten to all horses without of real estate were Open record, owned by mem- The following transfers Press Office. M.G. bers o‘ two inches long and an indh in width. Children and PALMER. the society tie and repeat to road wagon, octC dtf oc3 to be driven ow to be reported yesteday: WALDO Boys. d3w by ers,or they allowed to sub- COUNTY. stitute a Stock Co. & driver weighing not less than l5i» pounds. Brunswick—Dirigo Grange Joint The Journal The LOW, SHORT H1RHO.V, says: interest on $25,000 one invited tn etamine. SAME DAY—$200 f»r Horses that never beat to and on Every Henry Carmichael, land buildings of Be fist’s bonded indebtedness, known as the NOTICE. Excursion Tickets 2.34: * 00 to first. $50 to second, $30 to third, $ 0 Gilman Avenue. war loan, ceased Friday, and the bonus have CHASTE to fourth. Tneo S. McLellan to M. C. Sheppard, land been called in for payment. The cash is ready MOORE & CO. ORION, St. OWEN, CONDITIONS:—Allruc,:a will b governed the on Mill for the holders. The work of refunding goes oct4 dtf by Hiram C. Cobb to M. C. land on but firm of True & Leighton was dissolved Octo rules of the National Trotting Association. Five th Shephard, on slowly surely. f|>HE Wholesale and four tj start to St. A her 1st by mutual con-ent, and the business detail Dealer in enter and constitute a race. A Mill formed in Belfast the field to Ice Monday night. heretofore carried on by them will be continued by 30 horse distancing receive tir*t money Strout to Miunie E. Bart- CENTS! Raymond—Itulus Entries to closo and John F. Lawrey of Liberty, is live John H. True at their former place—19 and 21 Sil- BAltBADOES^MOL.ASSES. only. Tuesday, Oct. iOth, at 6 lett, 5 acres laud buildings. stamping m. ver oct6d3t* Hbds. Molasses from o’clock p CluiT to from Waldo county to the street. Choice Barbadoes cargo Sebago—Hartley John W. Dow, 160 hogs Brighton of Hark PORTLAND Ei«t ies, teu per cent, to be made to ,J. J. FRYE. Mr. who 250 “Favorite,” also all giadoj Cienfue- acres lot No. 2. market. Lawrey employs buyers go and No 23 Preble St. Portland, to whom all loiters gos Porto Kico for sale low — the For Wlicols and Carbon by COAL. TO — bo W. Brackett to about the country puicbasing porkers and Emory should address* Naples—Maria Elbridge the Horses to be called 88 acres laud. who seven cents per pound, live weight. Points for trueiug same write promptly at 1.30 p. m. and to Brackett, pay start at 2 o'clock Box 17 or GAGE & CO- Domestic Coals a sharp. S. Pierce to Westbrook The Methodist church at rt, has to P. O. >7 telephone SMITH, Specialty, ut Lowest Market Deering—Cordelia Wiuterp. Price.'. octodtd j. j. FRYK, square feet land. baeu with an silver com- 421. 130 & 133 Commercial St. Secretary. Seminary. 10,330 presented expensive e!8 d3w North Yarmouth—Wm. D. Kyder to Mary munion service by some unkuown friend. oct6 dlw 1-20 of au acre and buildings. OLD N Marstou, recent show the 322 1 An attraction at the baby o.f Commercial Street, ORCHARD :: E. Thomas to B. F. Brack- WANTED. THREE TOTHS Portland—Clias. Waldo fair, says the Journal, were EXTRA PAY on St. county for lard and buildings Lafayette two Dan Dan- WOODEN BORDERS DECAY. Officers and or their ett, dwarfs in Belfast. rv to make and and return. Seamen, to Diamond Island belonging pf LADIES, Caps Hoods Apply Brown’s Wliari' h«ir» who served in or E. Preble et als G2 is The is The COLLECTED Navy Revenue Marine Sophia bar, a_ed 26 years, and weighing pounds, ,JV" at Worsted Depar tment. Garden Korder Durable. war with of Great Hog Island. is Checkered Pavement combine* Good ou train this week. Mexico, by Association, part 4 feet 3 inches high. John Orman Bobbins oetCdtf OWEN, MOORE St CO. Heiuiiy, MAINE. any regular Z. K. Usefulness nuon. to own- Bay Mare, years old, sound and they the investigation, possibly Notice. society. visiting city cordially applied Owing ill-heaith of‘the make the Art er, the must be sold. 1 his is a a When held it will “What is Heaven’s best to man?” k: annual of this for the choice store, goods grand open- good worker; 1025. ATI 11 b so d for fortnight. probably gilt meeting oeiety as there is weight meeting of the Diamond Island of officers and be held on ing for uusiness, no other Jlillinery in- on adjourned PUG DOG LOST. THE otner business, will take at the Reform School. We are asked, sweetly siniliug him. “Dr. Bu: ’j to a code of By-Laws will store in town. at once to cheap. Can be seen at F. C. I line*' plate VN Association adopt WEDNESDAY, Oct. 11, 1832, at 4 o’clock p. m., Apply one that the Syrup,” he replied, with He bo hold at Municipal Court Hoorn Thursday evening. return atreet in the Directors' Room of National Traders Bank, GEO. H. LOVELL. formed by of the commissioners Cough prudence. please lrim to 287 Spring oct2dlw •table, Plmn street. Oot. at 7Va o’clftk. oet643t* rewarded. oet«d3t ♦ctlldlw RUFUS H. HINKLEY, Secretary. 593 Yarmouth Me. •«3 dlw investigation will be public. had just been cured by it of a bad cold 6th, FINDERand he Gongress St„ and Wisdom. The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggrogat PORT TOWNSEND—Sid 24th, ship Iroquis.Niok- W MISCELLANEOUS Wit od 610.0H0 shares. els, Queenstown, for orders. MISCELLANEOUS. ANTS. RAILROADS. RAILROADS. xiie following are to-nay’s closing quotations of GALVESTON—Sid 20tb, brig Rocky Glen, Bray, Government securities: Pascagoula. United States 6’s GEORGETOWN. DC—Ar sch Kit Wanted. Fenderson says lie wiBhes he was a rumor, ext...100% 1st, Carson, Grand Trunk Railway sf Canada. Unite*! States new,4% ■, reg. 112% Harding, Portland. FIRST class man to control the sale of our soon 2d sch Portland and Worcester line. for rumor gains currency, and that he United States uew, 4%’s coup...112% RICHMOND—Sid May Munroe, Ha l, for new ed'tion of “Dmte's Inferno, with fcue October States York. A and after MONDAY, 3d, has never been able to Uuited uew, 4’s, reg.118% New pj the Dor6 full 76 in num- do.—Exchange. original engravings; page; will ran aa follow*: United ROADS-Sid 2d. schs Silver ON t*V4, train* States new, 4’s, coup.118% HAMPTON Heels, ■■ ber; quai to; lull gilt. This work hag never K. R. R E M Watts Royal PORTLAND & ROCHESTER Paoitic G’s of 96.130 M A Power, Sarah Reed. TB Wither- been sold under $20.00. It is now issued at DbPABTYRKI: M W yet Horsford’s Acid Phosphate, Fcr Nervous The following are the closing quotations of stooks: spoon. Ed sinnnous, Hupper, Maggie M Riv- $6.00. Our salesmen are akin* from 5 to 10 For Auburn uud IjC*ri*ton, 7.10 and 0.00 KCMTSEIi AHKAHOEMEJIT. ers. Viola Reppard. A must eut re a. ness, Indigestion, etc. Chicago ft Alton...... 139 orders ra. Returning leave FACTS/ 158% sch n Washington AKUIfALt. JLiake Shore.112 PHILADELPHIA—Ar 3d, Ella, Coombs, fm Union Depot, Woreeater, at 8 00 a. m. and 11.19 a. Before the wedding day (lie was dear aad ho Prow I.evrietou uud a. m. at Michigan Oentral 07 % Bangor. Auburn, 8.35 m., arriving Portland at 1.25 p. sa. and 5.45 p. 4th. sch Willie H Higgins, Wanted. 32.45. and 5.60 m. m. washer treat-art; but afterward ahe bscame New Jersey Central. 74% Cld Jones, Boston. p. DEL- Passed down From 8.36, a. and 5.00 A are dearer end he tre»6uier.—Chicago North wesiem.143 NEWCASTLE. 3d, barque pleasant sunny room, with board, m a quiet Corfcani, *»., 13.36, For Cllntea, Aver June., EiuHarg, great many people asking #ye. for Havana. an m. preferred.... .162 Daring, A family, for invalid lady. Geod pay. Ad- p. IVxteoDa, l.owfll, TtGudhaua, usd Ep. Brown’s Passed 4tb. Alameda, from Havre dress Press Ofiiee. Fr*«4 Moatren amt at 7..MJ a. an. * hat troubles • New York Central.132% up ship Nickels, BOARD, Oep>u3tf Chicago, Quebec, ping ana I ©5 n. ro. particular for 1% 35 ED for. Of all inventions for solid comfort German Kock Island .133% Philadelphia. p. For ilaachtuer, Concord and point* North, a* Iron Bitters is 4th, Titan, Car* on train and at. good Milwaukee ft St. Paul.108% NEW 1rOBK—Ar ship Norris, Liver- at New York, a SOLICITOR in Pullman Palace Sleeping night 1.03 0. Corn Remover stands at the head. 25c. Charlotte. on train between vt. Paul preferred. pool 32 days; brig Guptill, luagua; schs WANTEDthe Ship Chandlery and Grocery Business—a Parlor Cars day Portland and Ear Kecheaeer, Hprinnvalc. Alfred, Wan 123% Smith. Shuleo. NS; It will cure Heart Paral- Union Pacific stock .1(>«% Lizzie Brewster, Victor, Crow- young or middle age.l man, wiih an ea stei n ac- Montreal. erixaee nad "ute l!ii, ; :{© |.03 Disease, Governor. and Western Union Tel. Co. 88 lay, Quacoo; Herrick, Otranto, Her- quaintance. To such a liberal cempeus it ion will be p* p»., and (mixed; ai O.ilii p. in. itetnruiuir me LaVelta. Whitmore, do; F OFFICE* ysis, Dropsy, Kidney Disease, Con- “Oh, give solitude.”—Walt Whitman. kell, Bangor; Nowell, paid. Address B. A. I., Box ti«3, N. Y. 1*. O. TICKET leave ttoeiiiiater at 'mixed; « 4* a m„ 11.15 Nickerson. Kennebec; Laura, Bridgman, Hart, do; d 1 vv and P.ni., at. Gat yoar»elf nominated for President on the < Rlitoi-ma itfliMias Stocks. oc3_ mein arriving Portland sumption, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, d II Crowley. Cotton, and Lugano, Johnson, 74 EX' II.4NGE STREET 2.40 a. 1.25 :a. and Greenback Calais; (mixed; m., p. 5.45 p. an. ticket, Walt.—Philadelphia Newt. (By Telegraph.) Alabama, Smith, do; Forest City, Truworthy, from Cor Neuralgia, and all similar diseases. Wanted. -AND- ©erl'im, Sarrare(h* few days) a position in some mer- its wonderful curative power is symptemsef 6% Para, Machias; Levanselier, G (.lever, ■d.HO p. in. and cantile establishment; is lantiliar with account-}, as of the . aa. fain from Portland aooveett at because it and en- dyspepsia belching, tasting food, aud c^u produce referenees. Address Tickets sold at Reduced Rales, 'imply purifies Eureka 14 berlain. do, .W ©relight, Verrill. do; zar, Davis, eatiafactory Are" Jnne. vltl (ileonivc Tuunci ktoutc 1r.r heart-burp, etc.? Brown’s Iron Bitters tvil >ould ft se30dlw* J. B. A. Box Portland P. O. riches Curry.. 4% Gardiner; Alta V Cole, Cole. Boston; Alaska, Ham- 1038, Xeliauada Chicago, iTIilwauI&ec 11 * Went, and at senior ti" pbir. 3% Au Sable, Andrew*. Demarara. Kj \ 61 nttimioro t:-a ployment. Address and all In the Tynnfcingten, tnd Savage ... l % Sid A J for San points nutriment is the correct form.—Boston Tran- 4th, ship Fuller, Francisco; barks EUKLKA RUBBER STAMP Shin,oaflp and with Renteo Ji. rkiVtsny R. R. fer -sierra Nevada. ft% Albert for T LSwea for Port- CO., North script. Ru-sed, Melbourne; oct2dlw* Holliston, Aiasw. went, W©»t uud Noutkweot. the We«. ! Union (kin... Geo Burnhao sch E G A Cured of Rheumatism. 6% land; brig do; Willard, for JOSEPH General Manager. Oleae connections mode a> WentbroeA Jone- lady ! Yellow Jacket. Ebeu HICKSON, 1% Saeo; Fisher, for Boston. J. G. P. A. sian with through trains of Me. Centra) R. P... and 1880. who Passed tlie sets Pusre, STEPHENSON, Baltimore, Md., May 7, Ladies possess the finest complexions .c4tb, City of Augusta, from Absolutely WASTED. TV. J. SPICER. Superintendent. oetSdtf et GrandTruuA Transfer Portland, with through health was much shattered by Sf New York fo* Wm do for My are the of s*iaue»r£« #5*** Boston; Penn, Danvers; traiD« of Grand Trunk R It. Rheumatism when I commenced among patrons Glenn’e Sulphur .1 C Weehawken far Red ITiis powder never varies. A marvel of purity, Three Tin Plife and Sheet Tron work- Wi T#ie?rai>li.) Nash, Boston, Rover, Ron- Carter an on 1.03 j>. m. train from Portland taking Brown's Iron Bitters, and I dout for A sareBvth and wholesomencss. More economical er's. W !> No. 22 Market Soap. New York, Oct. 5—Kraiiing.— Flour reaoipts Ellsworth; McNichols. Amboy for Bot- AMES, Square, Ilumi ord 4 Buckftela and a OO a. m train from Worcester. scarcely had strength enough to at- tou; Hannibal Kondout for haa tbs ordinary kinds, and carmo* be sold iu com- M .in*-. Hill’d Hair 1-lack or 50 cents. bbls; 277# bbls; rather more Bangor. Portland, ifa|U CbroBgb lcXeti* to a. points beeth a c at tend to uiy household duties. Dye, brown, 24,303 exports steady NEV\r HAVEN—Ar ^#Stioi with the iniltitude of low teat, short weight, IT--S, daily and price* without quotable change with little bet- 3d. schs Alligator. Martin, se27 dtf Depot oficea and ai Ro’iira & Adams' No. 28 Ex- 1 am now using the third bottle and I and Neitio B Dobbin. Calais; David HjJn-n or phoephate powders. ROAI>. ter demand beth for export and home uee. Fulkingbam change Street, ftjn strength daily, and I Faust, and ©well, 0nly m cans. Royal Baking PowdkkCo., regaining For sale—The Sm 19.200 bbls; No a at 2 7i. Smith, Benj Carver, Bangor. Deea nek stop at oedford’s. cheerfully recommend it to all. target used by the American 6'1£3 Bmperflno M«»w Tor* febl8d&wly Leave Canton for Portland and ft «t>te»'n and PROVIDENCE Ar 4th, sobs Maggie Cummings, __ ■I. W. I cannot too much in state at 3 06(^4 10; e»tra tv**t«an- THE FAVORITE.” AITENTION. PETERS, Rapt. say praise tiflateaai. It ia New York; Harris,and .n, ~-v LowiBton, 4.30 and 9.60 a. m. M.-.kv E. slightly injured by exposure and Stale 3 95 a,4 00. £l. Suffering kidney disease, are rapidly out the use of extra 8 10*8 40 City Mil s again, by energy permanent no purged by Ayer’s Calais; Lizzie J Clark Gould. Rockland. can be Portland. -June 28, 88 from whicn I could get relief, 1 extra at 6 30® 6 50 for W I.; 700 abla No 2 at do established. Don’t ail to send 10 eta. for je26 Lakes for Bridstoo and Harri- Passengers by this line arc reminded that se- tle* and never found that ais; Cwbor, Calais for New Bedford, Wm H As general beverage and necessary when tried will .be f ight’s re-t and avoid the ex- me so much relief. Among the very best of thaws remedies las bancor for do; Mary A Kiee. do tor P V use, Address stage* gave Rye him at 69@78 fer Western, Canada aid State. Norwalk; So. Keaar pense and inconvenience of in Boston late for Elizabeth of water rendered H. Box Limington. Sebago, Bridgtou, Porter, arriving Mrs. Jznnib Hess. a prominent to Mrs. 16. is steady, tier* Sipple. Buotbbay Baltimore; DeKart, corrective impure by J. LEAVITT, 127, Gorham, Me. and Lovell. at night. sign plac* Lydia Barley opened %®% lower,after- Waldoboro for orders. Falla, Denmark, Bridgten wards recovered and advanced sep22 Utf Kf' llckets and fttaterooms for sale at D. H. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound.” %®l-xe, elosirig Sailed, schs Mono Webster. Julia & Martha, Trains arrive an Pertlnnd : For the peculiar troubles to which Arm with reaction of Vi®%c,reverts. 10,760 bush; Mary vegetable decomposition or other causes, YOUNG’S, 272 Middle Street. Jane, Clias A Ropes, J P Nickerson, aud J Ken- a. and Intermediate sta- exhorts 61,677 bush; sales 2,160,000 buslr, includ- Coat, Vest and Pan Makers 11.40 m., from Fabyan’s 'hroagh Tickets to New York, via the various ladies are Brown’s Iron bus.. on the nedy. tions. Bail ana aeund Lines for subject, An Arkansaw who bsd b*sn ing 12,000 spot; ungraded at 67®7>e; as Limestone, Sulphate of Copper 4c, the wanted. sale. boy, rsadirg a HYANNIS—Ar 4th, eels Nellie Wisslow, Alsu, first.clais Machine 9.40 from Montreal and all en as Bitters is invaluable. it. N 3 st 70c;No 2 at 71%*72c in elev: 72®73e ne- Doe, p. m., points through Freight taken usual. Try humorous paper, remsrked to his fathsr, who livered; low Mix' d 72c. No 2 for October Bangor. operator. Enquire or address line. J 1. tfILI General 71%@73, Sid 4th. schs Flo New W D Aromatic is superior (o every Fr., Agent. closing 72%c; November at also, Zealand, Cargill, Schnapps A. T. J. fl A9I1 LT#!Y. Pnperlntendent. apr5 dlf was in th* field wheat: 69*4®71 Vie, closing Senator Grimes, and John. .NICE!OS.*, “cradling’ “Say, 71c December closed et 66Vie: year closed 66%o; Copt Maine. octBdhf EDGARTOWN—Ar 3d. csss Frank sepDdtf Brunswick, Portland, September 29,1882, Be sure and the Genuine. pap, dees your cradle cut January 61 Vic. May cloved at 69e. Oale ic Norton, from other alcoholic preparation. A public get why unwillingly?” %'« New York for higher and strong trade moderate, reeeipte Boston; Kendrick Fish, So Ambey “Bscause it’s dull, l reckon,” replied the old 49,600 for St bush export-bush, sales 441,000 bush; No 8 at George. saltr of over 80 years duration iu every GIRLS WANTED, Portland, lit Desert man. “No,” said th# “bec-use it in 3d. schs Sarah fm Bangor, boy, goes 37®37Vvc; White do at 40@40%e: Ne 2 at 20'«- port Wooster, Now York for against the Traveller. Saco; Sardinian. Kondout ror Portland: By Portland Star Match grain.”—Arkanaaw 4(>o; White do 46%@4ttc; No 1 at 39%c: White d» Abigail section our of Wolfe-s Co,, Haynes, New Bedford for Boa ion; A K of country Cdolpho < Eastern Railroad. 62e; mixed Western at 83%*40e, White do 40® Woodward. West 'otnmerciai St. Weckbawken for fm f>lc;Mixed State at 61; White a 4**54e. Reger Bangor; Pallas, Hoboken for auglO dtf and Macliias Steamboat Bo. Iu the Platter are united Swan’s Wm s«w York for its unsolicited endorsement SUMMER Hop the virtue* of weak and somewhat nominal; reAning 7%@7 9-16. Island; Thomas, Boston; Schnapps, by ARRANGEMENT, R L Kennev, Amboy fordo; Laconia. New York for Fresh and the end stimu- reAned flrmer; White ExC at SVifc-dVie; Tallow FALL ARRANGEMENT MWAFArwly Hops strengtheeing Danvers; Nellie E fm Kondout for do 7»4(a8Vs; off A 8%®S% ; @60 and 4tb, sells Mabel, Maloney, Wee- kighe very etrong; Alii© Oakes insured for it tho of of pMONDwiil to withdrawn fro* sa.ae 1500 new uiees at 22 bawk&n; Morrell, ari an River; C M reputation salubrity .4 N eligible let land om Daafortk St. near Era- ing more efficacious and lhau any spat 75*23 00; Novem- Bar Harbor Route Sicilian thorough ber at 22 Richardson. Richardson, aud Ada Barker, Edwards, rA ery, will be wld at a soon to Friday. Vegetable UO@22 40, cleelng 22 40; Oetoker 22 6n bargain. Apply « WAUKTOAc.'"' V\ amount of linimeut or remedies. Ton’ll Hoboken; Nellie Treat, and G claimed for it. For sale all A. F. MOULTON Sept.29th. ill make her last trip liquid @22 C5. I.si J is shade lower on Oetoker; others Dow, Stephen Hart, by Druggists Hart, do; H S and s*1644w IRS Middle St East Wednesday, Sep 27th. and leave Bar Harbor so after without quotable change, closing Boynton, Snow, Mary Brewer, say using. strong; prime New York; Friday *erning, Sopt, 29tb, for her last trip Weet. steam on spot 13 15; 95 d»j steam 12 7b@12 85; Tollman, Telegraph. Post, Bangor. ami Grocers. Below, sche Hiram Tucker. Winner, and Susan. renued 13 12% for continent. Matter very Arm FOR SALE. Trains leave Psrllsid TIKimtlEK HAIR RENEWER It ii very to a man who is re- Sid 4tli, barque Gerard C Tobey. I.EWI9T9K comforting just on choice iruitat on creamery at tksr sc 20®28s. Cld seb Alfred and lot located on Stauferd ret. Pullman! fer from a State at 5tb, Chase, Robinson, Camden. street, Ferry At 4 a* Dally (Night 8nee, will eontiiv e her usual two illness and has man- Arm; 8@12%; Western 1 making per week was the first preparai ion perfectly adapted to care covering lingering 6®12e. Sid 6'h. Anna alsh for HOUSEVillage, containing U finished rooms, stable, Perm* trips Freights to Liverpool Armor;Wheat steam barque Portland. biddeford, Kexmebunk, Kittery, cash, until further nonce, as follows. to crawl oat to the on a RJ 4%, SALEM— Ar ech feed well of water and y«u*« orchard of 20 irait running diseases of ihe scalp, and the first successful restor- aged gate warm sun- 3d, Enterprise, Robinson, Dear Newharyport, fceiere, Lya* and Peefeou. arriving Kailroao p» Train te but one cause: the entire its tending upward @23 26 for cash; 23 00 for Portland. j;3 illy mi. for fulfilment oj prem- diseases ever known. It cures eczesua, Brown, a pocket book between Sz() an l #3u. At 14.55 g» Saco, Biddeford, Kenmebuuk, and train- for tf•mfa, tetter, October; 21 62%@21 66 for 19 Ar 2d. sch containing aarly morning ises. November; 62%@ Kentucky. Curtis, Portland. The lUider will ba rewarded the same at Con w ay Sanction, Kittery, Portsmouth, Newbury- worm and all and skin dis- 19 65 year, 19 42%@19 46 Lard shade by leaving ring rough sealy January. BANGOR—Ar 4th, sobs Frances Ellen,Nickerson, 108 St. eeidlv* port,Salem, Lynn, Chelsea and Boston, arriving CONNECTION. Th proprietors have often been surprised at the higher at 12 9o@i2 97% caah: 12 96 for Emery eases in the shortest time. Sold all October; Portland; Bewail, Fogg, do. at 4.55 p m. connecting with Sound and Rail of orders from by drug- 12 60 November: 11 86 all GOING EAST-At receipt remote countries, where they 67%®12 year; 11 66® Lines for all Southern and Western points. BWklaad §ach trip at SI II «7% Bulk meats is aa ascase far from Lost. with Boa ton * Kteau<*>s for had never made an effort fer its introducVon. gists per package. January. unchanged. fOKKItth POSTS. jSfcee suffering At G pm. for Cape Elina be Saco, Baogor Belfast, At the clo call ot the Board th, ScarWo, and River ing this afternoon «.»x MfflfiS ,s.B a®. »r Hill, Lewis and Sh < a JL> Sunday, child’s collar and small pink Berwick, Pertsreouth, Newburyport, ■a and the On a recent a October; 6%c December. Corn firm et all rley, ib»on, Iquique. and thousand other diseases that Kittery, *nrr> and Itllawartk. At Mar Hurhor with wonderfully changes improves pertenal Suaday evening stranger, 65%c In Oora. from pin. Finder will be rewarded same at J. Salem, Lynn, Chelsea and Boston arriving at 10 year; 61c oats port, ship Thombs, Puget Sound for owe their by leaving Steamers for l.amoiar and It cleanses the from all tired and January, generally unchanged, bnt origin to a disordered y. Baxter’s house. oct2dtf m. a ith all Kail Lines for New HaacMk, Balll- appearance. scalp impuri- dusty, leaned against a lamp post at some sales rather Iquique, leaking badly and discharging for repairs. connecting higher. Pork irregular 22 .>7% state of the Stomach and ^ cures all and and t el for Sid fm Paysaudu about Aug If), barque Clara Ea- Bowels,; AOUKNG ties, humors, fever, dryness, us, Rochester, while lie inquired tho distance to October, 57% November; 19 8» all year; as. for WKST-At Kaeklnad with Bot* ton, to finish for and inaction of the Or- Monday, at 4 p. Saco, Biddeferd, Ports- baldness. It stimulates the weakened 19 4 for January. Laid Lunt, Yaguary, loading United Digestive LOST. ton ana Bangor S. S. Co.’s cte*mers for Boston and prevents Farmington. said a generally unchanged,but States. mouth, Newburyport, Salem, Lynu and Boston, "Eight miles,” boy- some sales highei, when the use of receive passengers from and River Land* glands, and enables them to forward a new and A» St gans, Si. Julian Hotel The finder arriving at 5 30 p. in. connecting with Sound ana Banger push “Are sure It is as far as tlist?” Receipts 20,i Oj bbls bush Jago Sopt 28, brig Stockten, Allen, for New Ledger. tor Peniaa*. yon Theboj’ flour, 116,000 wheat, York. Kail Lines for New York. lugs vigorous g rowth. The effects of this article are n t < hush 61 Ooo will ple*«w retsrs the stale to C. P. erooui* with his he*rt with 68,o> orn, bu h oats, 17,009 Sta and Through rickets can t>e secured big overflowing the milk n- Sid fm 19tli, Train* leave Bouton. transient, like those of alcoholic preparations, hut 53 Ooo bu.h barley Kingston barque Sadie, Armstrong, m, HSXRV BAXTER'S MATTOUK8, 31 1-2 Exchange Street. at 214 Waehiugten Street, corner State Siieet, Bea- of human kindness, replied, “Well, seeing you bbls flour Norfolk. oct2 in Portland ten. W. a Shipments ll,OcO 169,000 bush whsat, dlw At 7.30 a. ni. and arrive at 11.56 a. J. IUCll ARDS’>N, Agtnr. remain long time, which makes its use a matter ef are I Cld at Picteu 27th pretty sll-fired tired, will cell it seven 85 oo*r .-nrh com. 67,000 buih busk imt, barque Romo, Eaulker, m. At 9 a. in. and arrive In Portland at 13.65 d. Tickets and >tateroom« secured at Unien Pa>seu oats, 6,000 Portland. economy. miles.”—Nashua Telegraph. r-e. 32,000 hash Otrney. m. At 12.30 p. m. and arrive in Portland at 5.00 ger office, 4u treat, E. A. Wal Arat St John, 3d inst, skip John Exchange Portland, is NB, Bryce, p. rr. At 7.00 p. m. and arrive in Portland dron, Agent. Detroit, Oct.6.—Wheat Ann; Ne 1 Whitest sobs Lillie G. TO '-T (daily), Murphy, Liverpool; Granville, and C at 11.00 m. All eommmnications mail or BUCKINGHAM’S DYE Adamson’s Botanic Balsam ie Com- 1 00% cash; 1 00 October;99Vi» November; 9U*4o C p. by telegraph for bid Watson, Peck, Portland; Yreka, Falkiugham, rooms should be addressed to THE December; 98V*o year;January at 1 0*%; No 2 II S Lan Vesta Pailnau Parlor Cara. FOR of the best concentrated extracts of Red at Jonesport; Bridges. lrick; Pearl, GEORGE L. pounded 99%c; No 2 Waite 96V*. and Aurora For Rent. DAY, straight, realia, Grearson. Portland; Wiiifctf# mmccliato relief, and On trains leaving Boston, at 7.30 and 9.00 9. m., General Ticket bark, roots, and in the world. It is a safe Receipts 40 100 bush (Shipments 16,441 best). Uranus. Agent, Portland. WHISKERS gums Denton, Rockland; T A Stuart, Falklug- 111 a o’ sort times effect a good Brick House No. 61 Chestnut street, 12.30 and 7.00 p. m. and trains leaving Por land, *. General NEW perma- CUSHING. Manager and reliable to ORLEAJis.Oct. 6. Cotton firmer; Middling bam, Jonesport * ith stable attached. The house is in nice re- 3.45 a. m., 12.5b and 6.00 p. m. (Through Pull- the beard to a medicine, pleasant tho taste, FlOflt Cm.©* Alter constipation follows THE Portland, Sept. 28,1882 dtf Will change natural brown, or black, uplands HV'sO. Cld 4th, sch Barbadoes. man Oars on trains Boston a Xebec, Duuhaoi, pair, warmed by steam, perfect drainage a d is a Sleeping leaving as a and cares coughs, colds, asthma, and ra. a. desired. It produces permanent color that will croup. .nonius, Oct. 6.- Cotton quiet, Middling unlacds Dyspepsia,, v« ry desirable home. Apply to \YM. H. JFKIUS. 7.00 p. and Portland at 2.00 in), spoaEin Eiiloucncss, oct4 ticket* to ail West asd IBTERMaXIOiMa*. 81'EABhiilP cd, not wash away. Consisting of a siDgle preparation, Price 80 and 75 eents. Trial bottles 10 cents. 10% o. dlw* i'hreugli peiat* 2. lat 13 04 *0ii 119 17 «hal Diseases Month may be bad of J, 1H. French, it is without trouble. Savannah, Oct. 6-Gotten is firm; Middling ap Sopt N, W, ship ”ndig©stion, of] TicketSeller, applied for Eastern Railroad Depot and at Union Ticket Office rands at 103/sc. longer, Mountfort, Philadelphia Tacoma. ihs Kidneys, Liver1 Eastport, Jl*., taints, j?ie., St, PREPARED BY the Western Sept 7. lat 18 N, Ion 124 Torpid 40 Exchange street. “Holdup your hands,” yelled Oct. 6. 47, ship Dotroit, Mann, J«hs, N. B„ Halifax, N. 9., Memphis, Cotton steady; Middling op- from Rio Janeiro for Vancouver. ??boumatSsrn, TO LETT Pulloiaa Car Ticket* far Beats and R. P. HALL & H. H. outlaw as he boarded a palace car and showed lands at 10%c, Dizziness,] «aM at £harloit«i«nn, I*. E. I. Co., Nashua, Sept 24, off Barnegar,. brig Thoa Owen, McCully, Siak of: Bead Ticket Ofliee. his “Are a road from Port for New York. Headache, Loss 335 New, first class diaing roem at Portsmouth. Sold by all Dealers iu Medicines. pistols. you agent?” asked Uavaiu VI nrim. -pain popular Boarding House, Congress e«t2 MW&Flw Oct 1, lat 31 42, Ion 71 barque from THEStreet, is full of first-t lass boarders, and bas TLx jogb trains stop 10 minutes fer meals. FAEE ABKANUE.Y1EXTS. a “Yes.” “Thank 13, Esther, Appetite, Jaundice, Ap*i frightened poseenger. (By Telegraph.) Cardenas for New York. I pleaty of table boarders; is to b given up Nov. 1st, LUCIUb rUTi’LB, I feared were another heaven, you porter.”— Havana. Oct. 5.—Sugar—nothing doing. Oct 4, off Cape Cad, * lig Lucy W Sr.ow, from oplaxy, Palpitations, i on aoceunt ef ill health. Pr-sent occup *rit would General Passenger and *»cet Agent. THREE TRIPS PER WEEK. Philadelphia News. Exchange is i« fair demand; on C'uited States €0 Kennebec for Baltimore. sell most of furniture if wanted. For terms, apply O W. RAJ7BOK“S. Hacteerfrancper^liOB. at Eruptions and Skin Dis- to L. dtt days gold 8Vv®8% prem; short tight 9%®9%. TAYLOR, 3b5 Congress St. scp2Sdif jul7 ON AN© %STUB KOI. Spanish all of which these j Jftam. DRINK gold 1.86% @1.86, ^St3GC2«, w O AX MPT. ISth lean.- Boston Brown Bread.—One one Cl’C., cup flour, What Happened to Biliors will epoetliij cure by removing theca?:*?. j er* »*««• Llm will VlarliSM, Boston & Maine Lravr H< cu; rje, two cups Indian meal, two-thirds cnps Eurcgcas iRst&\ii*£tomKoht Bowdt, and ZHgcslioo Organs j Railroad, iir«k>i Wbarf, By For Sale or fool of Stmt* *lr««i, every Monday, Wednes- aiomsees, two cnps milk, one cup lukewarm Telegram,. ■fn&xnl voicing order, and !-eal4Ii To Let FALL, ARRANGEMENT. London, Oct. 6 -Conaols 100 7-16. perfect day and Friday, at 6 p. w. for Casipor' a: *», water, one teespoouful salt, and three tea- MR. JOSEPH BEACH. wM! bo the result. and others sub- j John, with *o&n*ctions fox Okials, 'dobbiBjt- S“. Oet. 5 la.30 r.a OMa lawrvat L&CelCS Glen Mountain Rouse, si'uated Liverpool, ki On ami after 25. Andrews. Peiabrok*. Tloolton Wondatoc.1 Grand Coebum Ybait Powbbk. Steam —more at Orleans 6 If-,da: (one in the KWery Expr led nflev V«ing jvt SjJck ^rC^daohO vfll find relief! Monday, Sept. 1882, spoonfals doing; Uplands 6%d; at (tryout's Ponii. Me. For par- FASUNGEKTKAINM Wil L LEAVE Men an, Campobelln, Digby, Aunnpolis, Tarmoutb. sales la,oo.. and lCoo Dr. Davi't KmorMy5- “rnvmtc Ken r.'.t »»:.t cure the use of these Biller-- BRIGHT, THIRST-ALLATING, two or three hours. hales; ipvculanon emport er^i'” by j of OTIS PORTLAND far BOSTON Windsor, kituifas, .tmkargi _ Moncton, Nnwoaatin, hales; fuluros firm. edjM About two Week*. ticulars, inquire KALblt, * B'iujJ Ufeilc and mildly purgative they j Sc. Kihllaratlng aid invigorating without seen brought to the noti ce of the public is that of | FOIL PORTLAND at 9.00 a. m.. 12.3o, 3.80 ©oloninl, Windsor, and inaapolli, Western Cobb* *J expelling aii Morbid at nnd PrtB«« Edward Eeac Secreiicns.j TO LET. 7 00 p. m., arriving Portland at 1 00, 6.00, 8.00, ties, Island RnlJ Roads, ion. dr. J. S. Beach, of Stone Bridge, Ulster Co., N. 11.00 m. OLD ORCHARD BEACH and Ron tee. POSTlsAPD. 0«t. 5. In Wintbrop, Oct. 4, by Iier. G. F. Cebb, Stephen Frio© S3 oi&m per bottio. p. Stage FOR BOSTON at 6 9.13 a 3 received to 4 m. and 0. Mils Luima A. Wiaaiow, both of I Mr. Beach had suffered sirce October ?cr p*U by ttU dealers in nmlicine. geud 40, m., 1.23, 55. MW'Freigk* up p. any ln- Business in the wholesale market to-day was gen. Gerdon#and 18th, j 6.29 m. BOSTON FOR OLD OR- fermatioa the same be had at NON-ALCOHOLIC. W for A Hall, with a seatiug of p. rernrdlng may t\e inthrop. *4vr«M fanphlet,free,giving ftiil directions, i capacity < •Aee ef orally quiet with but little in the situation. from tlie of Calculus or Stone in the CHARD BEA H at 8.00, 9.00 a. a., the Freight Agent, Rail rend TTkarf. The Best or Sumner. change In Gardiner, Sept. 12, Calvin Perkins of Boston lB74, presence about 5o®, well rrsataud 12.30, Beverage mm'i St im, Prrr,.t Vi. lighted, rear, 7.00 m. PORTLAND F R SCAR- Far CircniBi• with lisursioa In eur review Barbadoes and and Miws Annie D. tfachelder of Gardiner. BarijasUa, I 3.30, p. Routes. Tickets, yesterday Cienfueges Kidney. No less than seven physicians were with two large aaie r»»ms, located on BORO BEACH, FINK OI.D Utate S#*ni and farther information it 6old in all first class In Gardiner, Sept. 20, Alton Sawyer, M. £>., and Nght POINT, aptly everywhere places. Molasses were quoted lower which was an error Cong eal at. at No. 480 Con- ORCHARD BEACH, SACO BID. Ceaipany-s OSce, 40 Srekao^t at. Mies Lizzie Leavitt. taiplejedat different time*, to wh m Mr. Beach Kaquire Zsedsae ia the nation*! Non-Alcoholic mud® by one of our merchants, who reported the grtw St. Ufc'O. H. CUSHMAN. DK*ORD AND KENNKBUNK at T. C. HS9X6Y. FrBaideatl, »nd H>iTiag«ar 8.45 a. m. ■yac dtf Beverage of Great Britain, where over There has been a better in Jtid hundreds of dollars for medical treatment, C0t4 dtf 6.15, m., 12.56, 4.66, 6.00, p. change. feeling boiling CATARRH. Elys’ Cre..i» Balm at Ten million Bottles are now ananally UfiATMl FOR WELLS 6.15. 8.45a. m., 6.00 and groecery grades of viol asses the past two weeks vith relief from his agony. ! m note) FOR NORTH BER- eoainned. only temporary Sffectually cleanses BO P EL TO p. (See and LEASE. WICK, SALMON FALLS, GREAT Maine higher rates hare been realised. Portland Oils the solicitations of his friends he was .he nasal passage* of Steamship Company In this Oct. By urgent The laterBalienal otel. Feitlaad. Mr FAI LS EXETER, H«VKR. are and we at Water city, 6, Margaret Mnsgrave, daughter Jatarrhal virus, ca *• DOVKft, higher quot Ligonia lie, of W. and mduced to try Dr. David Kennedy’s “Favorite MI9.I.. ANDOVER AND W. E. WOOD, John Nerah Musgiave, aged 1 year and mg healthy secretio «. House is situated close proximity tr .he LAWRENCK, Lies to Kew tsrk. Agent, White 14c, Keiosene 13c, Common S%c. 0 months l. OWI'U. 1.1 8.45 ft. 13 «.0' a. 3**1-W*«ily iemedy’ —experienced a marked improvement »llays inflammation THISlandings of the Ear earn, New York tnd oos* 0.15, m., 55, p. in this Oct. Kichard. 81 FOR IVIW MARKET ftt 8.15.8.45 ft. m. t Exchange Street, Portland, X*. The following are lo-aay’s quotations of MV***, city, 5, Goodhue, aged Jn-m Ike lira he to use the medicine: ea protects the niembrs tow Staameis a act oppoeii the Grand Trunk f'epot. 11 months. day began FOR RIMWENTKK 8lpa«era Eleaaora a ad •08 «od2n drain, Provisions. &e. years from additional or *, rasy eenaeetion with other parts of the city by PAKnlNCTON, tYaocoaia of funeral tie fifteenth of September ho voided a stone a* IV U AND ALTON RtT ftt 6.16. 8.45 ». [Notice hereafter.] completely beals the street ears. It is in first-class order throughout and m., in Get. Miss 12.55 ». m. FOR WOLFBORO ftt 8.45 a. WUlsatU farther natic* lun k&rmouth, 4, Mary A. Toting, aged vge as could be pas*ed through the natural ohan- sere** and restores the will be leased t respons ible parties t urnished or un- n., Franklin Wharf, 8 months. 12.55 FOR CENTRE II ABHOR ftt MONDAY »*d Fre»b Beef lTIarbet. 83 years *el. sense of taste and furnished at a reasonable rental. of p.m. PmlMl, »t«tj THURSDAY, at 8 Inquire m. FOB MANCHENT. R AND I. and [bimetal on Saturday afternoon, at 2Va o’clock, smell;beneficial result* au22dtf AUG. P. FULLEB. Me. 8.45- a. H., leay* Pier 37, Gut Rirer, Now u.'i, Corrected for *he Press Swift Mr. Beach concludes a letter to Dr. Kenae- Portland, daily by Wheeler, at her late residence. long are realized a few CONCORD IV. II., (Ti. Nftw Hurk.t Jot.).t *T*ry MONDAY and THURSDAY, »i 4 P. M THB IEW REMEDY. a Commission Merchants in Dressed by Ce., Chicago In, Cambridge. Mass., Sept. 28, Laurence Fred- .f by saying “It will always afford me pleasure applications. A thor- 6.15 a. m., 12.55 p. m. (via Lawrence) at 8-45 a, Thee* •maciera are fltted op with An* «iomc*vt», Beef, Franklin Wharf: son of Charles F. and Frank 1 m. 1 HE .HORNING TRAIN Kan* for s eric, Mabery, aged •o recoiumoud the “Favorite to those who ough treatment will 12.55p.m. pauengera, making this y*ry conyeaiaal •4ides. 9 Hinds. 9 Remedy” 1 7%@ @10% month 22 days. cure Fe- TO LEAVES KENNEBUNK FOR PORT- And comfortably ronta foi traTelero etwee* New Fores.. 6 w 7% Rattles. 6 <'ri 7 be from difficulties of the Catarrh, Hay LET. •cay suffering Kidneys ver, Ac. for LAND at 7.25. York and Maine tbe aummer mouth* they* 6 Rounds. Unequaled During Backs. @8 8% an or from an im- note—The 12.65 d. m. train from Portland steamer* will touch at Hare* hopsKmalt 7%|£ Bladder, any disorders arising the head, No. Middle 2d ov- Vineyard oa their pee- Loins.12 235^1 St., story, Rumps.11 @13 «17 *A«cir% The ef Grain were receive- Valencia.New York..Lagua ra.Oet 7 quire THOMAS, ELIAS THOMAS, Yark, following quotations Yark and all Hail Lines for the West, and the 6.00 Ticket* a>4 State Raom* caa sa obtained at cl hy from to-dat S. Q. Larminie Atlas.Boston.Liverpool_Oct 7 Commercial St. aug5dtC Liver & telegraph Chicago by p. ru., train with all Kail Liaae far New Yark Sxcaasga Street From De*. 1 to Uti n- Kidney Remedy & 167 Commercial Germanic.New York. .Liverj ool —Oet 7 1, r.j. AND BLO°D PURIFIER. Co., street, Portland. and the South and West. Hangar* will *,* take* *y ’hi* l:*e -Oats Cimbria.New York..Hamburg.Oet 7 SWEDISHlilElIS! Chicago.-Wheat-,-Corn— This n v Re dy is compounded rime. Oct. Nov. Oct. Nor. Oet. Not. Pennland. New York..Antwerp Oet 7 Swedish SUNDAY TRAINS. fro*” *-.be best km n such wu Bolivia New 7 TO LET. I curatives, 9.40. 94V* 96 61% 61% 31 % York..Glaagew.Oet Pertlaad Far Ileataa and statlens at Malt Ext; Cascara 94 Krin..t.New 7 Lung Way ! Hops, t, Sagraria 10.110.. Vs 94% 61 61 Vs 32 York..Liverpool_Oet 1.00 in Boelea Far Partlaad at6.00 m. 7 Bilim p. p. I (Sacrod Bark), ^uchu, Dandelion and 10.80. 94% 96 61»/« 6L»/« 32% Indiana.New York. .Liverpool_Oet Sarsaparilla, combined with an vgrcc- 11.00 96 61 Kheiu.. ;New York..Bremen ..Oet 7 alldis- Store d. 117 All# Middle j 94% 61% 82% SI. Train* on Hoston ft Maine road connect with all able Aromatic • Arcbimede.New York dt 7 of the { ! flixir. 1' .30.. 948/, 95% 61% 61% 32% Spain Italy.Oct between Portland aad York..St 1® 6t ftwi*.— 6 32 I Meon rise*... 0.39 have time* and times again cured Cures South be bad of d. L. Ticket Ogdensburg Railroad, of Nervous Affec- may Williams, Merrill. TERS Ma»t Extract. ift the first and second stages. Thousands Dyspepsia, Boston ft tfaine aad at VTnion containing Received Maine Central tn Portia* d Write for Agent, Depot, Ask i« and : sure by Railroad, testimonials of its wonderful cures. General Fever and your Druggist them. niitocciiancoo* or tions, Debility, Ticket OBce, 40 Exchange St. 44 oar* merchant!**; connecting and circulars—Sent Free. that the label has on if the four words csfrs pamphlet* J AS. T. FURBER, flea. Supt. roads 137 raiscellaneoms merchandise. M^VRINT-E NEWS. F. W. A. Bergkngren, M. D., Ague, Paralysis, Chronic Diarrhoea, HO^S AMD WALT 31 7TERS S. H. STEYENS, Gen. Agent, Portias*. 455 CONGRESS ST. Lynrt, Mans. Proprietor. Boils, Humors, Female Com- 4tf in large red letters. Dropsy, sep25 Mtocte market. PORT or P»RTI,AA». I • >nsider Swedish Betanie the best no other. Oompemad plaints, Liver Complaint, Remittent The following quotations ol stocks are roooire Blood Puiller and Spring Medieiae in use. At Who^tale ai.d Retail al 1 dealer?. and all by and corrected A Moulton (mem W. K. Mass. Fever, diseases originating Mima’s Side Lace daily by Woodbnry THURSDAY, Oct. E. WATfiON, Lynn, mIke (mm raIlroadT Boots, ROCHESTER 31 EDICT XE CO., bers of tbn Hoe ton Stock Exchanre), oorner of Mid- in a bad State of the Blood, or Finest Boots in dle and Exchange strw Arrived. A writes: “After of severe Fitting the World. Jtorh.'tlrr, f. T. lady yesri snffering On and after Monday, June 19lh, from female aervensness and or a low Passenger NEW YORK STOt'K8. 0. A M.. 39 Stean or State of Maine, Pike, St John, NP, via complaints, dyspepsia teeonpanied by Debility Train* will rua as follows: Leave Portland Swedish Botanic has Mi?souri Pacific 108% Mo. K. A Texas.. 38% Kastport for Boston. your «fompound entirely cured State of the for St. Halifax and the me. System. John, Provincee, Wabash?preferred 04% Nor. A West’n prf 67 Sch Fanny Butler, Warren, Perth Amboy—coal GLOVE SALE. and all stations on K. A N. A. Railway, to Randall & McAllister. 8WKBI0H MW&F&wly Union Pacific.106% Loni«ANash. 64% RBMKDIS*. l. 20, and 1ll.l6| p m.; St. Andrews,St. Ste- — Sch Sami Perth to Buf.Pit.AW.com 21% Rich A Dan. ... Hart, Holbrook, Amboy—coal aul0 For Sale b li Druggists, eod&wly phen, Fredericton. Aroostook ASH vestment making money or pay- in.; (5.15 p. m. Saturdays only.) Ankara put on and off than any other shoe. 6 Co. Affections of the Hoart and Liver, and all E7 St. Paul eemmen.107% toe A Out 88 pains or abb ,n demand. Explanatory cir- low of 75 cts. a and Lewiaton, 8.16 a. m., 1.16 p. m., — Sch Blake. s t price St. Jesepk pref.. Summit Braneh.. 10% Mabel, Stront, Cherrytel4—N ,chos In any part eared Instantly by tin® Hop ricotvr. cnlr an statements of fund W pair. 5,Oh p. m. Lewiston via Brnnawick 7.00

— B«n free. Vfo want llbaois Central... | Mexican Cent’l 7s 77% |8F“Try it. Price 25 cents. Bold by all STOCKS esponsible a. m., 111.16 p.m.; ENTIRELY merchants’ di-nggiets. A,AV/VA>^ ore s, on Farmington, Phillip* SOMETHING NEW. [from ■xcmasrcM.1 whoijflU report crops and Lake an 1 16 Michigan Central. 96% Hep r test or Co.. cud introduce the Rangeley p. m., !Hos- Ar at New York B Mj.nufioturers. plan. Liberal Sales at the Boston Brokers’ Board. Oct. 5. 6th, barque Webster, Prince, Milled on c-*3 montk. Winthrop, Remddeld, West Wa- ill ace LAmrE reotipt of prfco. \ftifs'on« paid. Address, Maine Central 86 Bay. t\ X MF.K1UAJ1, Com- tcrville and North ft naon, 1,16 p. m., and tbi ™ Railroad..m.. Ar at Caibarien Addle Carter, Harris b -fwiige Dress Reform BEST THING KNOWN Saco A Portsmouth R. R..‘..112 23d, brig Hale, Lawson, Har-uet, ^S>. hajor Bloat, Farmington via Brnaswitk, 7.00 a. m. Ladies’ Portland, Portland. 0) General A cents, Beaton, W^Nhant*, Boots, BACK now at Ar at Liverpoel 4th inst, sbip Storm King, Reed. LEAVE FOK PORTLAND and BOSTON* being opened O. __d' * MOORE & CO. WASHUfG^BLEACHING Astoria. OWEN,oct5 d3t Dn Geedi Wbelesale market. Sid fm Liverpool 2d inst, ship Geo Stetson. Hig- Prom Halifax, 8.10 a. m., 6.00 p. mo At. I* HARD OR HOT OR COLD WATER. The wholesale and New York. John, 9.00 a. m.. 8.00 u. n.; lleulleu. 10 16 SOFT, following quotations are prioes gins, ._ )W«« F. If. KIL\IM>.\ E. yio_ _ I>r. а. *t. 10.45 a. m.: T. SATE! LA BOH, TI.ML and SOAP AMAZ- corrected daily by Store' Bros. A Co.. Dry Goods, m.; Stephen, Hnckiperi, MERRILL’S, Woolens 8.00 a. m.. 6. 7.45 a. m. universal aatlsfactJon. and Fancy Gool.b( 144 to 162 Middle street: nEIIOBANDA. NERVOUS DEBILITY; has opened an oftice in p. m,; ■•mar, 6.45, INGLT, and gives Dr iter, 6.30 Dclfnal ttnblsaohnd cottons. Seh Caeton, (of Portland) lien from Provi- Portland and can be t8.0Cp.m. a.m,4.15 p.m. 455 Congress St. Ho family, rich or poor should ho without it. lay. б. 05 a. 2.20 in., 7.66 a. dence for Stonington, to load while A Cure found at m,, p. Hkewhegnn, m., dfcf Sold all Grocers. BE WAKE of imitations Heavy 36 In. 7%® Fine 7-4.14*17 atone, beating C+uaranteed, m 004___ by 8Vi Duteh Island 2.56 p. W ain rille, 9.20a.m. 210., tlO.i 8 Med. 36 In. evi® 8-4...... 18*22 through harbor 4th, struck on the E. C. West’s Neetr am> well designed to mislead. PEARLINE is the 7% line south of Dutch Du. Bract Treat No. 276 Middle St., p. m.; and 6.16 a. m (Mondays only) Augusta, 36 In. 6 6 rocke Island lighthouse. She atrnok for ONEY SAFE Light g Fine 9-4.22*20 if bet: a specific Hyrter s, Dizziness, CortuI- 6.00 a.m 9.57 h. m., 2.55p.m., tll.00 p.m.; PiicknErs labor-saving compound, and 40 in. 9 hard and the tide left her square amidships, Eeadaclrt Meutal Fine 7Vug fine 10-4....27%®S2V4 hanging tions, Nerrons Depression Low com: over Edward’s and Walk- 6.17 a. 10.16 a. m., 8.15 p. always bears the above symbol, and name of with ne probability of on until the Bardiuer, m., m., coming evening si Memory, Spermatorrhea ers’ Hardware store from m a. 10.88 a. m., 4.00 BLEACHED COTTONS. tide. I he wanted a impoteney, lnrolnnta- 111.20 p. Bath, 6.56 m., JAMES PYEE, NEW YORK. captain tug from Prevideaee. Emissions, Premature id Age, caused Oct. to <5fi. ic3«l. 30 in. ll of rj by ovor- 11.55 p. m. (Saturdays aaly) Beet vfe®i3 Fine 6-4.15 »20 Slip llagarsiown, Richmond, Me, from New or je!6 MW&F&weow 8 srtlon, self-abuse, over-indulgence which leads dtf ^m.,runnvrick. 7.25 a. m., 11.15 a. m., Med.36 in.. @11 Fine 7-4.10 *23 fork lor saa Francisco, was passed 1, let 33, and deaib One eepSC Aug b> misery, decay box will cure* 4.30 tl2.35 a. m., Reckland, ‘fcxtra Genuine' 36in.. 6 7ya Fine Ion 160 p. m., (night.! Jfht @ 8-4.21 «2« W, partially dismasted. Wanted no assist- reeent oases Each be.' contains is 10 month’s treat- 8.15a.m., 1.20 p. in., 4.25 a. m.,(Mondaysaaly. IMPORTED Pine 42 in.. @14 Fine 0-4.26 030 ance and would probably put into the moot conven- x or sit. ment. One dollar a b boxes for lire dol- 7.20 a. m., 11.16 a m.. 4.16 p. m. Pine 6-4.... 11 @17 Fine 10-4 ient port. I.ewiatna. 27^*32^ lars; sent by mail prep on receipt of price. The RAABALL THE 444 6.66 a. m. f 8.20 a. m.: of HOUSE, SMOKE CIGAR. Phillips. arusingteu, Sch Adriana, Bath, which haa heen TICKINGS, ETC. reported proprietors, John C. West* Co., guarantee six boxs tViaihroa 10.18 a. m. balng daa In Portland loot at sea arrived home on the Keuntbse Sd Inst WINES & Is ears any case. With earta order renewed fe WO AS follows: The trains from Drills. 8® 8 and was on the for COWWAY, W. U. morning Angistaaad LIQUORS Tickings, placed railway repa'rs. boxes, accom anied with fire 8.40 m. Corset, fix the 8.35 a. m. l.ewlstoa, p. The MUSTARD. .Joans_ 8 dollars, pro- Bath, day •1 >11 Best.16 @18 7,7 Sch Oorve, lately on Are at Kockland, had her kinds, in tke will send the pur chsser their written sepl _dfria trains from Bangor, and all tntennediata stations The nnesc and of M>;stvd Mcdinm...ll @14 Sattaena. 8® 8H deck burned out back of the main and fore- prietors guar" the year round for the accommodation of quality highest grade rigging an tec t» return the money if the treatment does and oonuoetlng toads at 12.35 and 12. 45 For sale ORIGINAL Light. 8 @10 Cambric#. 6* 6’A mast burned off below the deck. met commercial travelers and ransient Special p. Imported, Warranted ahemically pure. by PACKAGED, •Cant a ears. Guarantees issued H H OPEN m. Tbs afternoon trains from Denims.12%@16% Silesiaa.10® 20 through rates for and TraterrUle, ■ AT in permanent guests during eptember Bookland and Lewiston at —FOR SALK BY— Dacks-Brow* 9 Cetton Flannala. 7 4116 AGO., Dmgglsts. rmljr agents Portland J, 'i. BANDALL. Augusta, Bath, 6.42 @12 FISHERJNEIA. at janesbiu ffiddhr usd Tree 8*. October. Pullman TwlaeAWarpe tfip., eodlrno And Medicated Cotton p. m. Tbs Sigh! Express treln at 1.80 Fancy 12Mi@18Mi lStjgZS^A Ar at 3d. sehs «ep23 Batting—Best. Boothbay Magaolla, Jordan, Brand a»r 1_ d*wly46 a. m. w. L. WILSON & •' with 1 000 Instant Belief fer Toetkaebs. ruts R. STANLEY & SON, Imparters, Good. Banks, qtls cod; Molly Porter, Jordan, t sleeping Oars atuobed, dally, Sundays 1*. GO., do, with 2.000 do., NOTICE IS BIER KB Y RI VEN. For 8a(e, / A few application* of eluded. Between Boston aid Bangor and Retail INEOKR ST., MS. Sid fm Deer Isle sebs Idella a Medicated wet In to Wholesale PORTLAND, 26th, Small, Robbias, RARE chance for a man that- Is 7^ Cotton* Knns through Bangoreyery morning, and Skow Grocers, young willing a» Ifew York Stock aud Vloney i?larbet. and Kato ibis n ^rCCtA/i/. Obtunder, in but fieneral Managers for New England, McClintock, Sawyor, mackoraling; Cipe- 1 hare day gireu uiy inor son Elmer A to work. One of the oldest a- d best ku>w placed began Sunday Morning, not Monday. Doss PtfUTXAUP. at. Also, do. his li ..e to ac will deaden the nerve and five not run to Doxtei J,16 a3m *. Instrument, complete, Brat and eecend class far parte For nalo all iVawra la Patent w*. John and tnmmit Mineral Water, mercantile at Tg 8. Exchange weak at 48® SAN FKANCISCO—Ar 4th last, ship Clarissa B sf his remraeting. As the prepflete is about to leave the State be will by I>ruggiets and Halifax en »»le ai reduced * N» ttx j«ir. old se®. Spring paper ratee. w.lgh' for long and 485 for short. Governments A. A. ail needed instruction about the business. A «*»<*“* ..) 1BA1NB. unchang- Carver, Nichols, Ulogo. JfflTeiUMir. give Ap .M*1*‘ r»»pet. *o tor fMM BABBIIOIfi I ®d. State bonds lnaotlre. Railroad bends Ar 4th, Lucy A for Witness: S. C. Andrews. to 9. ’W’. 664 Congress St. PAY80N TUCKER, 8np't. f*2t. Raijnlr. »t Bi» GTTY « k Irregular f ships Nickels, Nickels, Bong ply immsCbrttty LUCT, tTCJFRR ARESOr. aneio on moderate volume of basinesv. Kong; Oriental, Burns, Cardiff, Portland, Oct. 2,1882. oetSdlw* »ep6 d&w Portland, Juno 19, 1882. ]el7tf ( wp21 dtt