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applied at BACHELORS Wig Factory, 16 Bond street.
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TNMIIRE SEWING MACHINES
II Celebrated for simplicity, durability and efficiency
for families and manufacturers Agents wanted, ut 6lo
Broadway
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MARY r. COWARD,
100 New Canal street, New York CITY.
GRIFFIN'S BATTERY AT BULL RUN.


GrIfn's battery which stationed at the C.ty Hall
since the beginning Of February last did good work dur
ing the battle at Bull BY the confession Of
Of tho rebel officers who fell into hands, II com
petcy cut up Ave regiments Of cur opponents Ono Of
these (he Nineteenth Aabama) In particular, suffered
very scvercy-onc-half their number beng killed and
wounded Besides this IL sicnced Of their heavy bat
and dismounted light one blew up a magazine
and drove back the enemy for half le but, surround
ed by superior numbers, was forced TO yield, after
looslng nearly fourth Of IT. members Killed and
wounded and upwards Of forty HOSES II " sometimes
asked how many OF Jen. laws hms se eom,riY
Perhaps the such nquircrs s that several
of the batteries on the Geld (Grnn among the rcs)
fired nearly bundred rounds Of spherical and
iser and that each OF these falling among the enemy,
have told fearful tale They themselves confess
The following IS a lis, Of the killed III the battery
Sergeant Kane priyatcs OBrien, Wagner, Tuner,
Rcig Campbell Cooper, Howard, Aiken, Holiday aud ic
Bride
and Murphy privaes CHAMBERLAIN, DayE, Sheihcds MO
and Fisher.
The wound Of Iicutexani Amcs-a flesh wound In
In the hehreccivcd der NJ the battle at Illru The bail
PASSED entirely through the thigh making ugly wound
tut Lieutenant Amos : now IN Washington doing well Cap
tain Griitn says."Nter Ames was wounded ordered
him to leave the field but he remounted his horse and
ordered his load their guns and when ho became
so weak from ss Of blood that be could not ride he got
upon the box of of the guns, and continued 20 give
orders to the gunners until his run fun Of hod and
he was completely exhausted never saw more courage
and forttudc displayed
LIEUTENANT WOODS, or THE EIGHTH
EEGlMENT
The following letter m s-icr James 8 wadsworth,
Aid Of Major GcncT! ~ on the late battle Of Bull
run speaks highly =. he boys Of the gallant
Eighth in that ~ nuct lorbear 10 chronicle
the fact so cool and brilliant Was Lieutenants wosd
conduct that tho Aid OF the commanding officer was in
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though bearing eyasnseS -s % .------- a...
noy hau Deen supJvCtou. vitize-S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ne early hour OF the day were out goo and gave
mem nearly welcome The men regret that they did not
nave an opportunity sgnaly distinguishing themselves
Ia the late battle but the Twenty fifth was one Of the reg
detailed In the reserve for the defence Of the capt
"a, anu they consequently did not have hand in"
i'cy occupied prominent position in this reserve, and
were 'ne advanced post They stationed at Balls
Ctoss hoads-their encampment being named Camp
Aipany-where their knowledge and experience
little skrmshing and picket duty-a condition OF things
tha was quite unsatisfactory to them Most Of the men
are anxious TO go back again. and will undoubtedly join
e volunteer regiments organizing in the northern conn
ties OF The state under the second call for troops About ten
O'Clock rcgimenta line formed again in the Park,
ana thence proceeded home, via the Hudson River Rail
road
ARRIVAL OF THE TwENTP-FIFTH REGIMENT AT
ALBANY.
ALBANY, June %, 1861
Tho Twenty fifth regiment arrived In this city
O'Clock this evening by the Hudson River Railroad Cars
were furnished by the road Of sufficient number to bring
the whole regiment up comfortably, and without
accident and with good speed procession Of militia
fire department and civic associations met the regiment
at the depot and escorted them tn their armory. The
streets were densey thronged with thousands of the
friends Of the returning soldiers and tho welcome
most warm As they marched through the streets the
friends and relations Of tho soldiers could not DO
but breaking through the ranks rushed into their
and entirely nerruptng the regularly planned order Of
march The men looked tough and we'll but much diia-
pidated ~ TO clothing
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DIR. &. IOwRr rel Marshall, Lung inhallst,
who fails curing Asthma Catarrh and Bronchitis,
is the Lafarge House. N. Y, room 40. Ofice hours
9lo A. NJ. Consultation free. Treats equally well by
letter.
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the RETURNING REGIMENTS.
THE THIRTEENTH REGIMENT.

The THIRTEENTH REGIMENT.
BALTIMORE, July 2s, 1851.
The Thirteenth New York regiment return az
PIP. NJ, under Lieutenant Colonel Czaak. They VIII ar
rive early Tuesday morning
To THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD
The Thirteenth regiment for home at O'Clock
10 morrow morning by rail, via Philadelphia
Major JOSEPH J. MORGAN.
RECEPTION OF THE TWELFTH REGIMENT,
NEW YORK STATE MILITIA. COLONEL BUT.
TERRIFIED.
meeting of the Committee OF Arrangements appointed
10y Company c. Reserve Guard, will be held this (Monday)
evening" at 594 Broadway to complete arrangements for
che reception OF the Twelfth regiment their return
home Officers and members of the Reserve Guard and
all others DESTROYS Of participating the RECEPTION
vited TO attend. L. + HARRISON, Chairman.
". FL. BARBOUR. Secretary
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DEPARTURE OF RECRUITS FOR DURYEEs
ZOUAVES

The last squad of recruits for Colonel Duryees Zouaves
numbering 10 men, intend departing this afternoon.
This body forms the fourth squad that have been des
patched TO Fort Munroe in order to I'LL up the regi.
tho complement This regiment Is now fully
equipped and upon complete war standing, having both
hoytzer and mounted troops attached and forming one
Of The most perfect shat haye>lc this city
Cor the war and which win reflect credit upon
the Empire City.
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Trusscs.-Mnrsh & Co.'S Radical Cnre
Truss No vesey st, Astor House, opposite the church
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CAPT. KILPATRlCK'S MOUNTED RIFLES
Leave this morning for Fortress Monroe The Christian
Association presented them supply Of the SOLDIERS
Hymn Book.
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RETURN OF THE SIXTH REGIMENT


THEIR RECEPTION IN THE ClTf-A MIDNIGHT MARCH.
The Sixth New York Volunteer regiment having con.
c,,dad thu ,bre. ,,on,hs, ao,, so.. ,, ,,.h ,ho,.
~ " " ~ -
enlisted IN thc united states army returned To TINS CITY
twelve O'Clock last night II was by no means generally
known t,,a, the reg,n.n, ,y,s cor,ng home A vayue
~ w Ne ~ s $50
holhcation 10 TINS erect had got ABROAD OUT hd net
been subsantiated in the morning papers The intimate
Orlando os ,b rnsmhore or tho r.gmen, yere boyev.r
Wv ~ Ne '
niuch petter informed
Private dispatches were received from officers and pri
x,a,os and ,h ,oosa,,.,oo .as MOI ma c,r,a,s ,.ho
49,, 80 ~, We" '' Wv uAs' WV
are acknowledged 10 De the greatest people al gtng up
impromptu festivals were very peutfuly on hand the
ipitv or ,a pa,,arv from, ,hre. IN rnnr o,coct IN tbe
" - " ~, -, =, -
AFTERNOON somes ala the regiment Wouiu certainty DC IN
at five or six O'clock and the usual crowd on Broadway
.i,euan IN swell as tina hours advanced and
81, oo.o, .aa,,oa, a. uoaa, =, =, -,
t"o cAPeo'eu resineh' was suiposou " NC uia"ms
home But presently edct issued from the
general telegraph Office informing all New York that they
would be permitted TO go home to their sppers the
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the blind is at lo7 Clinton place, between Fifth a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-08

Sch Harriet n well, of Maehas. at N York FIN
Zaza reports Feb. Is, of Cape Hattcras, expert
enccq gale from WNW, split fore and mainsails
broke fore boom and received other damage
Sch Nenl0o, Of Bangor, at New York FIN Black
River, Jam, experienced heavy weather North Of
llatteras, split sails, &c.
Brig Watham, Of Ellsworth, Clark, from Bue
nos Ayrcs Dec %, for Boston, put into Newport
X I, March 4, in distress. Jan 3, lat so s. lon Al
experienced heavy gale, in which lost foretop-
mas, fore and forofopgailant yards, mainmas,
head, sails &c She leaks 500 strokes per hour
The sch ashore Block Island, the Gre.
clan, of Lubec, lIaggerty, from Providence, in
ballast, bound to Mayport, Florida.
Sch Berry, Williams, Buckspart for Havana,
put nto Portland 81 inst for repairs, ID Ills P.
NJ 10 miles ; + from Seguin. run into by
steamer Nova sc1tian, hence for Liverpool, and
lost jibboom and fore topmast stays. The sch had
two lights up, and the weather was clear enough
to see Seguin.
Brig Crawford, Of Macbias. Small, at New York
from t Lucia, experienced heavy weather, split
sails, &c.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-08

| ONE OF THE HUMANITARIAN MOVEMENTS OF
OUR TINES although little known as such, can
hardly be oyer-cstimated in its importance
upon the wel-being of our widely scattered
communities The population of the Amer
lean States is in many sections SO sparse, that
skilful Physicians are hardly available to
them. Vast numbers of our people are
obliged to employ in sickness such medical
relief as they can hear of from each other or
indeed any they can get from any quarter
Hence arises the great consumption of patent
Medicine among us, greater by far than in
any OF the old countries, where skilful ply
sicians arc accessible to all classes Unprin-
eiplcd men have long awaited themselves of
this necessity to palm eff their worthless
nostrums until the word has become synon-
ymous with imposition and cheat. One of
our leading Chemists in the East, DR.. Aver,
is pursuing course which defeats this mi
guilty. lie brings not only his own, but the
best skill of our times to bear, for the pro-
duction Of the best remedies which can be
made. These arc supplied to the world in a
convenient form, at low prices, and the peo-
pie will no more buy poor medicines instead
Vi good, at the same cost, than they will
bran instead Of Hour. The inevitable consc-
quenCe Of this IL, that the vile compounds
that Hood our country are discarded for
those which honestly accomplish the end in
view which cure. Do we over estimate its
Importance in believing that this prospect of
supplanting the by-word medicines, with
those of actual worth aud virtue, is iraught
with immense Consequence for good, to the
masses of ear people Ga>eHe and Chroai-
Gle, Peru, la.
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DISCONTINUED Tho Ma,ae Sln u Ton.

DlscoxrlNuEp.-The Name S5n " Tan.
perGace, has been discontinued, after an ex-
istence of six months, for lack of adequate
support II was well conducted paper and
deserved a better fate. The establishment of
new loo al papers, when the country IS al
ready 50 VIII supplied, and especially when
the :. metropolitan press" is so largely pat
ronizcd, may generally be considered rather
desperate undertakings, evineing more OF
enterprise, perhaps, than sound discretion.
MANY papers already established-temper-
ance, political, religious and miscellaneous
sustain during the present hard times, when
to cheat the printer appears to he consider
cd almost virtue by many patrons, but a
prt carous existence; and the public gre
not disposed TO venture the encouragement
of new interests, however meritoriJus the
object contemplated. The time may come
when business will warrant a still farther
multiplication of local papers in this State ;
but Judging from experiments in that dircc-
ton for the past few years it is slte t. con
elude that the time is not yet.-Hcloue
Gazette.
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INAUGURAL SPEEcn.-Whi this Speech is
extollcd by all the true lovers of the Union,
Democratic as well as Republican, consider
that the closing paragraphs exceed in elo-
quence any passages which can be found in
similar predictions. That man must he des-
titutc Of patriotic feeling, who can read them
aloud without fndiog his voice trembling
and lis eyes ready to give signs that his heart
las been touched by. the angels Of his ma
tgr.." c.
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Political Items.

sTMr. Rodicr (Frcneh) has been re-eleet.
I'd Mayor Of Montreal.
U1he Republicans in Bath elected their
Mayor without much oppsitIon.
"a e Jcfler,on Davis, who it was reported
II was in Charleston last week, was all the
while at Montgomery.
1 MsF1All the appropriation bills PASSED Con-
q 4 before its adjournment, and were sign
III f,by the President, Mr.. Buchanan signed
\ M TanE bill on Saturday.
~ The Secession Commissioner from Ga.
oo1od und hissct while speaking to the
III Convention on the 18th. Served him
The Democrats Of Rockland got up a
70 defeat the Republicans in the mu-
election, but it did not work Mr..
kRepublican, was reelected by near
tT6sis Tho election was held on Mon
~ HI. j. Ross Snowdan, the director of
thcsMint at Philadelphia, recommends that
7 the coinage Of the branch mint at New Or
leans be discrcditcd and declared not to be
n legal tender. and gives reasons why this
should be done. The amount Of bullion in
che branch mint when it was taken posses.
son Of, or stolen from the United States. was
.Ol $50.
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ttlariuc 1ouruol.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

ocrAxvILLE, beer Isle.-sld March /, sch sa-
rah Whi;more, for Boston,
PonrLAND.-Ar lst sch Willie Lee Gray, Buck
snort Cd sch Yalettl, Smith, Cardenas.
Ar ,, sch Nm. Tell Giliey, Buekspart.
Ar 4th, brig susan Duncan, Of Bangor Drink
water, Matauzas via Boston.
Brig Baron de Gastine, Of castine, Saunders,
Cardenas, 18TH ult.
Bosfox.-Ar 2sth, sch Eneline Marshall Buck
snort Ar ~, ssh John Il George snallidge, Mt
Desert -, brig ortoIon, Mcfarland, Palermo
Cid 9TH, brig Umpire, Higgins, Gardens, john
Emery / Co.
Cid ), sch Enellne q Sawyer, D .bbin, Jackson
Vile Il Z Cheney Co.
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Feb 90, OF Block leland, sch Mary Louisa, firm
Bockland for savannah.
Feb 90, lat So 30. Ion -, brig Ocean Wave, I'm
Matarzas for Boston.
Feb -, lat % IL, Ion CO 80, sch Martha Nick
els from Jacksonville for Curacao.
Feb %, lat q, Ion 65 so, seen brig Ann,
PASSPORT, fiom New York for Rio G;aal,.
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A Card From Elias Howe Jr.

All persons cautioned not to make, deal in,
or use any sewing Machines which sew from two
spools and make the stitch known as tho GROVER
4 BAKER stitch unless the same are purchs sed
from the GROVER 4 BAKER Sewing Machine Com
pany, or their Agents, Licenses, and stamped
under my patent of September 10, 1916,
Said Company, and their Licenses, alone, are
legally Authorized under their own patents, and
my said patent during the extended term thereof,
to make and sell this kind Of Sewing Machine,
and all others pirseies spon my said patent,
and viii be dealt with accordingly, wherever
iouni. ELIAS HOWE, jar,
NEW York. isslH
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] Enthusiastically this afternoon and will be SER
enaded tonight. He leaves tomorrow Tor
Lancaster, escorted by the Baltimore City
Guards.
NEW YORK, 9th
The Times Washington Correspondent
says that Mr.. Greedy has received assurances
from Mr. Lincoln that Fremont will receive
the French Mission.
! In his address to the citizens of Illinois,
Mr.. Seward said-''lf you want to save
/ this administration, and have it successful
and profitable to the country, | implore you
TO remember the battle Of freedom has been
fought and won. IIenceforth forget that
/ freedom is ever in danger and exert your
best influences now to save the Union. LIT
it not be said that the Republicans have won
the first, last ana only victory over the disso-
/ luton of the Union. Remember that to
maintain the Republican party is to main
tain the Union. The point at which the
enemy strikes is always the point which you
Should dclerd.''
/ Several Soptherncrs teiegraphad to Cover
nor Pckcns on the 4th not to attack Fort
Sumter until action was taken by the Con
j federated States.
/ Mr.. Seward in reply to the Massachusetts
delegation, said he hoped and believed that
/ before the close Of the present administration
Massachusetts, and South Carolina would
again grasp hands in fellowship.
I The Treasury will not make disburse
ments until Mr.. Chase assumes his Office.
i 1t is understood that President Lincoln
will decline any conference with the South
ern commissioners on the ground that h.
still considers them in the Union.
'II, pra.i.T.tpf 1,Is rp1usst..1 NJ f'p,pnr ~,
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid from Trinidad 18th ult, barquo G W
Dodge, Jarvis, New York.
Sid from Cienfuegos 10th ult, brig II Means,
Treworgy, New York.
At Nuevitas Feb 20, brig Andrew Peters, Nc
FarIqnd for New York ldg.
Ar at Sagua 18th, barque Z A Chase, Havana.
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Notice of Foreclosure.
Important to Married People

INFORM OF GREAT IMPORTANCE TO
! MARRIED. PEOPLE AND THOSE ABOUT TO BE
MARRIED WILL RE SENT FREE.
Address DR. j, Il. ANDrRsoN,
3in6 Lock Box No. Ill ioston Post 0lhee
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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS


fus the past week. We leatn that the amount
diluted in this District is about SIS 900
u the Csstine, or Pen9bseot district, about
,Op9. stf thc whole amount paid in tn,
more than onc-lmlf comes to Maine
lcnrly orc quarter of the whole, IS pail
= ! county. The amount Iaid for bum
shout s;475 .Ooo. By the new taria
b. duty en- salt is largely increased -
Is on every 50 lis, this Will operate
{E ;, tir revenue, perl als, to nearly
5ent Of tie bounty.
~ srhc Bal on the evening Of the 18th,
l~shis town. was we'll attended by those who
Joy such parties, and the oeea,lon WAS one
of much pleasure. The music was good, the
hall tastelully decorated aud the company IN
excellent good bumor. Tho supper Il. tie
American House was served up in tbs gs-a.
good style Of this exc lent housc.
-Ca.t Ge,-sc X. Griffin / as a schooner
on the stocks at the yard Of the Mc>ats.
Jones, just tim5ercl out. Tac Captain cx-
sccss t. TT Ter vi cary IN tie season, and
is pushiag tive w7rk along with his accastam-
Geor Plrex-Mr' C~lsin Ka-naa u
Wsithsn, afc d'y ia,t HssA "'7 al iis Il 5gf
of her haaa., at;auiinS 4 silac dpmeetie da-
~. when sbc ,,picl deer &! 81 by, that had
.-.t.z.#.s=5., ~. l..
PRUSSIA -,
dogs. sc MARCHED p I II anu VIII i
butcher kni.c eat is tir7at.
-.
svpofN pkthh eatt 9yit'hu' 9.'Nsf u
Sullivan, fii dead in that place the 4;h INST
C,,, : Va- +, ms usual lie 18th ard cnttsz
IL, - v,,,l, Li.#axsn when lie GIf
' ~ W u4I=,z..I.... Ct.
o'"u oSs'-s
- 'A'''
-The ie. W.i.t 9at al tie y tr'iz river
on Satur.lay last. Tie Nacaias river Il Gear
o' u"
I'll s.,'.-.;-f+a IN Ne,Sl,.r~tart.
.t..i:.,L..e aonn
DIS, w" AN' at'''''N u s.@
chilIn,a-
Tic Maehia' [ a.os says NJ Mary
,n,nof Pembroke. was terribly burned y
.,,j...;5,-a NJ , Amid fswo
p.,a vh,, onr raror,an corre~n M
- (.,....r ,a..,;.-,,s n. al
dent say oil '' ''''''a y = az ~ '''''
p.,l -. .r,;.,,. -, oyr ou.,jJe from
the 'A's~1' 1t44''
IT.. N,.hi,. INN, a.rirc, 10 tie -.
.....=z...= - = -
sit'on OF sN'as '"e - ~. .'' ''"' - -
prom incn, Republicans IN W ash'n-''a g .nh
~. ON AL In. exciting t7mt- Of .Ac dty
Thsr, are tsre. r pal,.s4a paper, in the
i"e' ~ ,,.'.....f.,. ~. :, TVS, E,
COUNT aud Il Is 'I' % - - 60 -;
the sentiments ct tho Party ana OIL PROM,
ncnt Republicans, than in The r.4oa.
49,, s...,- -,
D. YOU really III k, Bro >'"' S.. taa'
Greedy IS . Inconsistent iS"t iit,' ~.
/ .ssn lren4s here t''HS thai : d" "'1 : lar
f,,.or'- n4'aIa' I lrY',' !, ,.., -
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From the Ban gor Times.
IIVIH EIIV baEsUT T IIHV51
Seward talks to the Illinois,
ans.
THE DUTY NOW TO SAVE THE UNION.

The President riH not confer icih Southern
Commissioners.
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&e sts&
CURE
NervOusHeadache
%k ind !
Headache.

By the use of these Pills the periodic at
tacks of NERvoUs or Sick HEADACHE may DO
prevented and if taken at the commence
ment of an attack INN ediate relief from pain
and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the NAUSEA
and HEADACHE to which females are sub
ject.
They act gently upon the bowels. -remov-
ing COstiveness.
For Literary Men, Students. Delicate Fee
males. and all persons of Sedentary habits.
they are valuable as LAXATIVE, improving
the appetite, giving tone and vigor TO the di-
gestive organs, and restoring the natural clos
lefty and strength of the whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result Of
long investigation and carefully conducted ca
periments, have been in use many years. dur
lag which time they have prevented and
relieved vast amount Of pain and suffering
from Headache, whether originating in the
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stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their compo-
sition, snd may be taken at all times with
perfect safety without making any change Of
diet and the absence OF any dlsagreeable taste
renders it easy to administer them to children.
REWARE OF COUNTERFElTS
The genuine have five signatures of Henry {.
Spalding on each Box.
Medicines.
a Box will be sent by mail prepaid on re-
ceipt Of the
PRICE - CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY G, SPALDING.
43 Cedar Street, New-York
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THIS DELICIOUS TONIC srfMCLANr,
Especially designed for the use of the Medical Pro.
tessioa and the Family, has all of those intrinsic
medical qualities (tonic and diuretc) which be-
long to an cid and pure Gin. 1t has received the
personal endorsement of ouer seusn thousand phys'-
clans, who have recommended it in the treatment
Of Gravel, Dropsy, rheumatism, Obstruction OF
Suppression Of tue Meases, Affections Of the Kid
neys, etc.
Put up in quart and pint bottles, and sold by all
Druggists and Town Agents.
A. NJ. BININGER q CO., Sole Projectors.
Established In lT7S No. 10 Broad Street, n. Y.
For sale in Boston by GEO. c. GOODWIN CO., Nos.
IL and IL Marshall St, WEEKS 4 POTTER SETH Il.
PICKER, D. GOODN0W Il Co, Redo. CUTLER & co
VI. BURR Il o, STEPHEN WEEKS, I. L. SMITH,
S. PIERCE CO., C. s. DAVIS CO.
March /, 1861. 1y6
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LArvcaKp.-At Kennebunkport Feb 18th, by
Messrs d b A Clark, fine sch of 81 tons, named
FoRr SUMTER ; also, one of AZ tons, named MAJOR
ANDERSON.
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New YORK Ar LIST, sch Quindaro, Walls, Ma
taukas w II Sargent, Sargent, Jamaica ; brig
Col W Coggins. Coggins, Cadiz
Ar 3, barque X G W Dodge. Jarvis, Trinidad.
Cid 4th, brig Ocean Traveller, Sargent, Nuevi-
tas.
PRov1DEscr.--Ar LIST, sch Susan & Mary, Nc
Intyre, Norfolk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-08

E,iio Of Representation. 4l62. Dividing
each county b. tbs number i, gives L Eel-
rcscutat!tes. and a fraction ia each cJdutE
GIVING seven representative, t all thea.
counties. having fraction lar5-r th.l On =
half the ra,i1, it / ayes two Eeprc- native,
70 be arIjr.i}ncl those counties having the
iars - probable inercAsc--Ar54atoJA and Pc
nyJ-cOt
STATE T,xfaa l,5l-rae bill just pas i
l,y the Legislature, appDrltefi~ atrd "s>s,ss i
>iate tx of S2jN ,Gj4 - r Tie current
year. The ain amt j. applrtiJned ug,u tAe
several counties as foil JNs