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HUGHES, DUPUY AND CREHANGE.

IMPORTERS OFFANCY GOODS, Jet and Berlin
p iron Goods Bone. Jet and Berlin Iron Bracelets,
brooches. Combs. &C., Buttons of all kinds, Brush
"a Pc, Imitation Jewelry, Fans of all
De-. 'ip'lons and qualities Silk and Fancy Dress
Buttons q many styles, Beads. Calfskins, Hooks
Dep9l sor the most superior quality of French
No. 70 William street, {up stairs Nov yo,L
The newest Paris fancy articles rec.ivsd hv co.
ry steamer from Europe. ~ ny eve
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Amount received from 3lst December,
1852, to date, 18th instant. 49,. ,70s

NATIONAL THeATRE.-To night we have the
benefit of "Charley Burke" and his last appear
ance. He will appear for the frat time this season
in ''Grandfather Whitehead" in which heretofore
in our town he has been 90 successful-with re
petition Of the "Spectre Bridegroom with Burke
as the dolorous Dickery. An additional attrac-
ton is added in the presentation of new piece
here, called eMurrell the Land Pirate,'' in which
Mrs 'aries Burke will make her first appearance,
in the character of Sally. This is favorite
character with Mrs. B.; and the bill for the evening
is sufficiently attractive to command full house,
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VAAoAnLT DlSCOVERY.-Lovet's Wah-
pene.-Mutitudes of white heads ha,a 49,,
changed within the last six months by the use of
Lovet's Wahpene. IL changes gray hair to it's ma
turai color. From eight to ten bottles is considered
Sold at MEDHURST & HEARD'S, Hair Dress
ers and Wing Makers, Six tn street. National Hotel
where letters OF highly respectable persons can be
seen. Price one dollar per bottle.
Nov 25-3taw3m
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m DAGUERREOTYPEs. you want
to see yourself as in MIRROR, let THOMPSON
take your likeness. He has of the best arrang-
ed sky-Iights in the country, that he can ia Re
pictures as we'll in cloudy as clear weather. He
has just returned from New York with the largest
and most beautiful assortment Of Fancy Cases.
Lockets, Breastpins, Rings, &c., in this city.
Gallery north side Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween A. and 9th streets. Jan l5-lm
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rOPP'S PAVILION, Louisiana Axo
- near sixth Street, Washington. ID. c.
gentlemen will be accommoda ted with the hest ~
Board at s 80 per week. Board and Lodging
on reasonable terms. Bathing rooms, with abun.
uance OF water, not and cold, with servants to wait
upon gentlemen, if desired. Only twenty FIVE
cents for bath. NV
Jan l3 .s
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SAMUsL J. RAY, editor of the Georgia Isitgrap
died at Macon, Georgia, on the 9th inst.
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Nfm pork tAoprrtisf,nents.
GRAsIRRcY HOUSE.

Broadway and Twentieth street. New York
VIE PROpRIETORS of this Hotel her -
nounce to their patrons and the travel,; in
prbiic that they have just completed an extens;ye
addition 10 their house, and can nov ccommedats
several families ia elega ut suits of apartsueps with
or without private table Also a number of hand
some rooms for single gentlemen richly furnish.
Nov l5-3m DONALD K CO.
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LIDs'r o-The Deluge still remains and with
better prospects than ever. Now its fifth week,
having established reputation among those ca
works of genius it need but be announced that it is
exhibition at Odd Fellows Hall to draw full on
houses aS
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Hoes.-OnIy three thousand hogs more or less,
remain to be killed. Jarvis & Co. finished syestes-
day The number killed by them ia few over
42,ooO. Clifton, Atkinson & Co. have yet 1000 in
pens, and about 900 are yet to be killed in New
Albany. All others have completed killing and
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Fifth, and Positively the vsry Last Week, and
no mistake, of the renowned 8

Panorama OF the Creation and Deluge!
DY PARTICULAR REQUEST from teachers,
- from friends, and persons in high official sta
ton, DR.. BEALE has consented to remain a few
days more, and exhibit his Painting in
ODD FELLOWS, HALL
Every evening at71 O'Clock, and on Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons at O'Clock.
Admission 25 cents; children half price.
jan II l'f5'' - =. --' .'.--
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I L &c Ar MA TIERS.

/ THe Gas CoMPANY.-Notwithstand the as
sertions of those connected with the Washington
| Gas Company to the contrary. most ofthe consu-
mers. aud especially those to considerable
amount, affirm that during the present season, and
especially since the company has furnished ns,c
metres gratuitousIy, the amount Of their bills ex-
coed BY third those of the former year. Data
| have been shown US evidently confirming this as
sefton by comparison of bills, and an evident
desire for competing company 10 existing
throughout the city.
/ The streets of our city have been left in dis
graceful condition by the operatives of the COM
pany, after laying their pipes, and complaints
upon the subject seem to be entirely disregarded.
street, between 9Th and 7h Streets ID at present
a marked example of this fact, and, though we
learn the Commissioner of the Ward has fulfilled
his duty by calling them to account, yet no sign
has been seen of a purpose to repair the evil.
d The arbitrary principle of requiring consumers
latterly to repair to the colnpany's gas house on
the Island, occasioned much annoyance and COM
plant We are glad to learn that this has become
SO thoroughly unpopular as to elicit promise
from them of establishing an Office shortly in a
more central position The price of gas is set down
in London at S per 1000 cubic feet in Philadel-
phia at 50: in New York at 50; and in Albany,
&c, at 81. The companies in these cities furnish
ed and equipped their entire works at their own
expense; while in Washington the Government
expended large sums in the business before the
transfer OF the concern to the Washin gton Gas
Company; and yet their charge 10 at the highest
sum mentioned above, viz: 81 per 900 feet.
Their last semi-annual dividend was 81 per cent.
and we think a reduction could now readily be
granted.
We shall publish hereafter, upon collecting the
facts, an account Of the moneys paid by the Gov
eminent for fixtures, &c, and the amount now
annually paid by it for the consumption Of gas.
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A NNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERrc.u

A NNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERIC.N
"A COLONIZATION SOCIETY.-Tbe tbi,,v.
sixth annual meeting of the American Coonizaiion
Society will be held the 18th January proximo, at
~ .lock p M IN me FIRST Presbyterian Church,
Al street. The Board of Directors will met ,bs
same day at IL O'Clock M S' '"e
The Hon. ChAs FENroN MERcER. the obest
VICE resident who can be present on the coca
prOpriatc remarks " ~
snol. abstract OF the annual report will be read
and addresses will be delivered by the Hon En-.
TAhp EVEeErT, Secretary of State, and the Rev,
CHAs. II. REAn, Of Richmond, Va
w. McLAIN,
Dec " Secretary American Col Society.
CxOMATIC OPERA GIN ES--Ne hays
"A received another lot of superior Acroma,ic,
Opera q iasses, quality warranted. prices low
.t3sI r. kASFiA NELL & co.,
Importer Of Fancy Goods AID Pert.mery
Dec II -
ETT "a
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WAsHINeToN NATIONAL MoNUMENT.-The fol.
lowing contributions received at the Office of
the Society, from the Sd to the 18th instant being
col Tho xaolla othas
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TO DRUGGISTS AND MERCHANTS
THROUGHOUT THE UNION.

n B. MCCULLOUGH, Manufacturer and Deal
u. er in Paints, Oils, &C., No. l4l Maiden
Lane, New York, respectfully invites the attention
OF Druggists and Merchants throughout the Union
to his large and extensive assortment of PAINTS,
OILS, &C., of the BEST AND PUREST QUAIL
TIES, which be offers for sale on very moderate
terms, both to cash and close time buyers. Below
are enumerated scme of the leading articles:
White Lead in oil, in kegs of Is to 5OOIbs
Black Paint, Yellow Ochte, Ven Red in OIL
Patent Dryer, Spanish Brown, Terra de Sienna,
in oil.
TIMBER, Chrome Imperial, and ArsenicaI Greens.
in oil. '
Prussian Blue, Chrome Yellow and yerdigris.
in oil. s'
Varnishes of all kinds.
Enseed Oil, Raw and Boiled Putty, Whiting
Chalk, Lamp Black.
American and English Ven. Red, Chrome Red
and Yellow, dry. go t.
India Red, Red Lead, and Litharge, dry.,
Stone, French and Yellow Ochre, dry
Chrome Paris, and Brunswick Green dry
French and American Window Glass,
Druggists and others in want of any of the sboye
mentioned articles will find it to their interest IN
call, as our facilities for manufacturing and nur
chasing, and bur experience in the business. give
US advantages in selling over most Of those in the
same line. '"N
D. B. MCCULLOUGH,
Jan lS-5mlf al Maiden Lane. N. Y
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DIED,
At Fort Smelling, Minnesota, December %,
GEORGE SlBLEY LEE. eldest son of Colonel
FRANCIS LEE, United States Army, aged % years.
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NATIONAL THEATRE,

kGs
y ' sa-f45 izta ttl]ssTattt -taf5 aP ar 81 tsE b
+. a.. MARSHALL..... 49,. Sole Lessee.
H. b. MATTESON. ............. Treasurer
Farewell Benefit and last appearance of Mr.. c.
BURKE, on which occasion Mrs C. BURKE
4 will make her first appearance. ds ..r.e .s.f T
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY Is, 1853, /
Will be presented, for the first time here, the Dra
I r ma of
I'LL .sa GRAND FATHER WHITEHEAD. .z,
Grandfather Whitehead. Mr.. C. BURKE.
To be followed with, for the first time here, the
Drama, in two acts. entitled
-aIG MURRELL, THE LAND PIRATE. q
sshaood Crane :. :. Mr. c. BnRKE
The performance to conclude with the Farce of
.ts THE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM.
Dickery.. ....... ..... MIR. C. BURKE
Doors open at 81 o'clock; the curtain will be
raised at Z. The box Office will be opened daily,
from 10 o'clock a. m. to 4 O'Clock p. m. a.rr
Jan 40 e
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OST-At the National HOTEL on the evening of
IL the 18th instant. DIAMOND RING. The
Hinder will please leave it at the office of Browns
Hotel, where liberal reward will be paid. XXI
Jan l5-3t GUnion.1
NOR SALE-A handsome pair of black Horses
IL prettily matched, young, gentle, and perfect.
~ sound, together with Phaton, built in the
latest and most approved style, as well as a COM
plete set of nea Harness to match
Apply at ROBERT RENNY'S Livery Stable.
Eighth street between ID and e.
Jan l4-eo4t
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HAVANA CIGsARS.-We have received direct
IL from Havana, to be sold on commission.
20 900 prime Cigars ofthe celebrated A. M brands
They will be sold in boxes and punches only.
YIist hg] IT, RASTIANELLI & CO.,
Importers of Fancy Goods, Perfumery, Jewelry
&c Dec Ia i
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TIISTOIRE DU CANADA.-Depui ga deco~-
II verte joe qua nos jours, par F. x Garneau.
vols. Quebec, 1852. i.aS
yaals FRANCk TAYLOR,
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We shall publish hereafter, upon collecting the
facts, an account Of the moneys paid by the Gov
eminent for fixtures, Sc, and the amount now
annually paid by it for the consumption Of gas.
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ID EMOVAL.-T B. ENTWISLE has removed
IL his Carpenter Shop to the old Gas House, cor
ner of Tenth street and Louisiana avenue, where,
with the advantage of room and other facilities,
he will be prepared to accommodate all who may
favor him with call.
Jan 4-eo2w ~ g at=- '2Ss- .f
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-06-30
Powder.


A LARGE and well selected stock of House Papers,
n ,rders, Fire Board Patterns. Window Shades
and Fixtures, tor sale al low prices by
40 SAWYER & MAGOUN, Booksellers.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

BOsfon-Ar 22d, sch Imperial, Colby, Wiscasset.
Ar 23d, sch Catherine Beal, Winchenback Wadoboro.
Cid 25th ship Robt Patten, Purington Matanzas bark
Lizzie Loud Jno Cam, Havana schs Curlew, Gardiner;
Resolution Richmond
Ar 26th schs Gazele Augusta Vesta, Wadoboro; Eliz
Warren Dresden Pres Jackson hence Sarah, Wiscasset
Ar 27th ship Marion of Gardiner Fitner n Orleans 1st
Ar 28th brig Virginia. (of Richmond Anderson, Ycomco
River brig Torceo, johnson, Philadelphia.
San FrnnciscO-Sld Goth, bark Mary Melville,
Barstow, Puget Sound.
Adv bark Nahumkeag, johnson, for Oregon Goth.
Sid 2Sth, brig Glencoe, Cape, Menadocino.
New OrIcam~- 18th, ships Clinton, Murphy,
and Page Strickland Liverpool; Kennebec Smith, do
Towed to sea 18th, bark Jane Doten.
Wilmington, NC-Cld 21st, brig Mary Jane,
Thomaston
Ar ga brig Metallak, Alley, hence.
Savamnah-Cld 18th, brig Pacific, Yates, Damaris-
Gotta.
Cid 2ls brig Cardiff Melville Cardenas ed, brig Ava,
HUFF, Bath.
PhiIadeIphia-BelOw 2sd, ship Hannah Croker, I'm
BucksviIIe, SC-Cld 18th, sch Pemaquid, stOrer,
Waldoboro.
RicTmond-Ar Goth, sch Ligure Norton, Richmond,
Me. Sid sch John, Gables, Rockland.
New YOriS-Ar 21st sch Gertrude Horton Rockland.
Cid, bark Indian Queen, Drummond Sydney, NSW.
Ar 23d, schs Northern Light Holmes, Rockland; Isaac
Achorn Jane Ingraham and Medora Rockland 24th ship
Mary Croker, Croker, Cardiff.
Cid 23d, ship Sharon, Brooks, Pugwash.
Ar 24h sch Florence, Rockand 25th, schs Lucy Blake
and Peru, do.
Ar 9th, ship Monmouth, of Bath, Trufant, Havre.
Eastport-Ar 21st, ship Lalla Rookh, st Stephen
for Liverpool.
NewpOrt-sld oath, ship S1as Leonard, Basset Tries
tie see Disasters.
New Haven-sld 2Sd, brig Nancy Paisted, Ballard
York.
Parliamentary Dist, brig VIM A Drew, Dunning,
MatanZas. -
| Providence-Ar 25th, sch Josiah Achorn, Merrill,
Richmond.
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RAILWAYS REGULATORS.


To Regulate the SYSTEM to Free the Bowels from all
Morbid and Acrimonious Humors.
SICKNESS,
If caused by Costiveness, Indigestion Dyspepsia,
abundance Of Purid Humors, Undgested dose Of
Radwayss Regulators viii empty the Bowels of all Morbid
Humors.
The very moment they are taken they commence their
Office OF regulating cleansing, and removing from the
Stomach Bowels Liver, Kidneys, Bladder &C., all unna-
ural and irritating deposits They the most pleasant
physc in use they neither grpe scken the patient
the first indication the patient has of their operation
pleasant evacuation the bowels and restoration strength
and pleasure For Fever Measles Bilious Collie, dose of
of all danger.
LADIES IN ILL HEALTH
Should use Railways Regulators. They will regulate their
SYSTEM and assist nature in bringing about their monthly
turns, so essential to the health Of the female.
R.. R. R. NO. l..
II you suffer an pain, Railways Ready Relief ap-
piled either externally internally will stop the most pain
full paroxysms and alay the most violent Cramps and
Spasms minutes. 1t is daily curing Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Toothache Tic Dolereux, &c.
CRIPPLES
Are made whole the Lame and Stointed, walk with
ease, after two applications of Il. R. Relief.
No Ready Relief is genuine unless the fac-simile sigma
ture of Railway CO. upon the wrapper and the letters
r. r. r. blown in the glass.
Price Is cents, so cents, and Sl,O0 per bottle.
AGENTs.-A. G.. Page and N. X. Ellsworth,
Bath; Edmund Dana, Wiscasset; VIM. Gatchel Bruins
wick j. c. Tibbets, Lisbon; G. f. Thicker and Samuel
Richards, Bowdoinham; David Newbegn, Boothbay. AVE-
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Dtatbs.

In this city, oath ns Leonard Tibbets aged IA years
In this city, 25th ns Alfred L. Robinson aged years
and months.
In this city, goth inst, Alvah NJ, son Of Joseph H. and
Joanna Purington aged years, months and days.
In Roxbury, Mass oath inst, Mrs Mary D., wife Of Mr..
James Thomas, formerly of this city, aged SO.
In Kennebunk oath ns Mr.. Samuel Kingsbury, of this
city, aged 20. rw
In Brunswick, Frances Virginia. daughter Of Robert L.
Dodge, aged 16.
In Ltchfeld, Capt Samuel jack officer in the of
1872, aged ~.
In Topsham, Mrs. Sarah Doughty aged 6S years.
In Bowdoin, John Grover, aged 6S years.
In Rockand William c. Kaer, aged 10 years and mos
Mrs Harriet wife of Martin Backenton, aged % Slas,
son Of Rufus Brackley, aged mos.
On board schooner Chesapeake of Rockand the pas
sage from Jeremie to New York. Capt Fred Babbage of
Rockland.
In Hrederckton, n B., 18th inst Frank B., of Col
l. ;. Robinson, recently Of this city, aged 49,
aged rs. '
In Brunswick Mrs. Harriet NJ, wife Of Can't William NJ
Otis aged 80; Mrs Olive Mason, aged 81; Mrs Elizabeth
A. Danforth, aged %.
In Topsham Dea- Andrew jack aged Sc years Mr.. Ac
ton Dunlap, aged So.
In Harpswel, Mr. Paul Curtis aged " years months.
Mrs Sally Haskell, aged about 90; Miss Mary Cole aged
about 80. - ~eSN
Walker, aged IS.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Liverpool 9th inst, Adriatc, Snow, New York.
Adv Naples, Duncan, for Philadelphia, Goth; Adriatc,
Ar at Deal 9th, Josephine Bornholm, Charleston for
London and proceeded.
Ar at EIsineur 3D. sewa Morrow, New Orleans for crOn
Ar at Hamburg 5th, Rome, Gross, New Orleans.
Adv at Havre abt 9th Wurtemburg for New Orleans !;
Geo + Patten Maabar
Ar at Falmouth It'll, Helen Mara, silsby, Havana.
for Cronstadt
AT Antwerp 9Th, Princeton, Page N York.
Ar at Gbraer Oath u Arco Iris, Clark Marseies for
New York
At Havre Sth inst Am Union, Otis Geo Patten, stin
son. Trenton Patten, Old England Holiness Tempest, Full
ton New York Wurtemberg, Ford New Orleans.
At Aux Cages abt 27th ut ship Columbian, Burk Tor
Glasgow ldg.
At Carienas 10th inst, sch Glenvew, Partridge,
At Smyrna 25th ult, ship Purington Purngton, from
Trieste, just ar, to load for New York
At Gibralter 29h u bark Arco Iris, Clark FIN Marsees
for New York, detained few days to repair upper works,
having got in contact with Norwegian vessel in the bay
during SW gale.
At at Liverpool 4th inst, ship Mermaid, Robinson, st
John, NIB
Ent inward at London 7th Josephine, Bornholm, from
Charleston.
Ar at Esneur 9th Macedonia, Prebe, New Orleans for
st Petersburg.
Sid FIN Hayre 10TH Trenton, Patten York; Am Union,
Otis, Cardiff.
Ship "Jane Purvis" of Bath was passed June 49,
bound to England $50 reported.)
Ar Sagua about I4h inst, ship Kossuth, Percy, for
Ar John NB 22d, ship Kate Howe NOrcross, Bos-
'ton; sch Mary, Mahony, hence -,
Cid, ship John 4 Albert, Wilson, Liverpool.
At Gbraer Both ult bark Arco Iris, Clark FIN Marseies
for New York repg. The wind was strong finn f.
At Liverpool 18th inst, ship Geo Washington, Comings
FIN York. ar 10th, expected to load for York The u
York Goth ult and reached Liverpool in abt 2lds
which may be considered remarkably good run, consid
ering she drew % # of water.
At Sagua 14th inst bark John Bird, Bird for York ldg
Sid 12th $50 reported previously stated 1s ship Kate
Swanton, Morse, London.
AR at Deal 18th, Lady Franklin, Tro London, and sid
for Cardiff and New Orleans.
Ent forldg at Liverpool 13th Mermaid, Robinson New
York.
In port London, 14th, Samuel Appleton Doane, for
York 10th.
At Mayaguez 9th inst Wanderer Mooers, for York, dg
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Marriugfs.

In Augusta Mr.. Asa Dearborn Jr., to Mrs. Hannah A.
B. Scates; Mr.. Leander B. Thompson to Miss Mary Eel
lows.
In Alma, Mr.. Henry Folsom to Miss Julia Paine.
In Jefferson, Mr.. Horace H. Chapman Of Danariscotta
to Miss Mary s. Wright of j.
In Gardiner, Mr. Charles Sawyer to Miss Eliza McLe
Ian.
In Lewiston, Mr.. Asa Dunn to Miss Mary A. Burbank
both Of Belgrade; Mr. Isaac c. Reynolds Miss Elizabeth
Philbrck both Of l..
In Danville, Mr.. Thomas j. Freeman to Miss Emra O.
Nevens.
In Lisbon, Dr. John Gushing Of Lewiston, Mrs. Rebec
ca Small of Lisbon.
In Litchfeld, William Springer to Sarah E. MorreIl.
In Jefferson, Mr.. William c. Hall Of jefferson to Miss
Mary +. Burns Of Bristol.
In Bremen 10th inst by w. W. Keene Esq., Mr. Albert
E. Harvard, to Miss Abby Sprague, both Of Wadoboro'
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DISASTERS.

Ship John Calhoun Melcher, finn N York for st John,
NIB is reported by telegraph to have gone ashore inst
at Musquash, and is supposed to be wreck. The J.
Calhoun was insured three offices in this city for
Boston Advertiser
Ship Sas Leonard Of Richmond Basse I'm Matanzas for
Trieste with sugar. which put into Newport 18th inst To
complete her crew while beating out 18th inst IL NJ in
charge of pilot missed stays and went ashore on Pine
Hill Ledge between Fort Adams and Castle Hi the tide
about half ebb at the time. Although in dangerous sit
uaon and upright with strong westerly wind, she
appeared to lie easily and was got of at high waite during
the night supposed by the assistance Of steamer Perry
which had been engaged at Newport to assist her. On Sat
urday morning she at anchor off Fort Adams The
amount of injury has not been ascertaned but 1t feared
she will have to discharge and repair.
Sch Mary Snow HATCH Of and FIN Rockland for Boston
struck on the Graves Saturday morning at O'clock and
bged The cargo of lime took fire. and only portion Of
it was saved by sch --, captain Tower FIN Hull. Sch
Jane Swampscot took off the crew. sails and rigging.
She has since been got off and taken to Hull where she
now lies upon the beach. She is not much injured.
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For Preserving and Beautifyi ing the Hair.
Giving 1t soft and curling appearance, Of the most
delightful character.
THE astonishing of this uneuualIed
without precedent in the history the Mdteria Medi.
But this is not strange. For its effect certain
GRAY AND BALD HEADS
of many years standing with regenerated hair arose in
their places and amazed the increduous Hear one
out of many thousands
tThe Kaharon has fully restored my hair after bald
Of II years. A. JAY CoURrRIGHr 70 Bond st. N
of the Ladies' Their dark and uxuriant curls soft and
glossy hair and trains Of admirers u mark this Ii soon
made evident who used the Kathairon Physicians and
cergymen men, and children, proclaimed benc-
fetal effects and the press heraled its ncontested-s in
oonestbe virtues to every Of the world Even the
famous "Uncle Ned"
"Who had no hair on the top Of his head"
said ceased his lamentations since the introduce
ton of the Kathairon. 1t was not alone as
TOILET ATTIC
for eradcang DANDRUFF, beautfyng the hair prevent
ing from falling of and turning gray, that the Kathairon
gained its enviable reputation but also found
tain cure for NERVOUS HEADACHE and all cutaneoui
Diseases such Salt Rheum, Erysipelas Pmples, Itch
Flesh Wounds, etc., etc.
This invaluable article sold by all Druggists and Mer
chants throughout North and South America Europe
the islands of the ocean, in large and handsome bottles,
the remarkably low price of Is cents.
Sold to the trade at liberal discount but commissioner
in instance.
D. s. BARNES, Proprietor, 161 Broadway, N. Y.
To whom all orders should be addressed
Weeks Potter No. 154 Washington St., Boston, Whole
sale Agents for New England.
G. W. ATWELL, Portland Wholesale Agent for Maine
Sold in Bath by A. G. Page and N. X. Ellsworth.
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