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Daily national Republican., 1863-09-29
6.-T.-l860-X.-D PLANTATION
BITTERs.
They purify, strengthen and invigorate.

BITTERs.
They purify, strengthen and inyigorate
They create healthy appetite.
They are Al antidote to change OF water and diet.
Ihey overcome efeots Of dissipation and late
They strengthen the system and ealiven the
They prevent piasmatic and Intermittent feysfs.
They purify the breath and acidity Of the stom.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation,
They cure Narrhea, Cholera and Cholera hIorbus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head.
They are the best Bitters In the world They mako
the weak man strong, and are exhausted natures
6sted Csissya BARI c.scsrp ssqk psndeiiSe ns ls,e.
Chamomile Flowers, Lavender Flowers, Winter.
green, Anise, Cover-buds,' Orange Peel, snake
,oot, Caraway, Coriander, Burdock, s.-T.-issO-
The following Is sample Of tho testimony daily
SOLDIERS HoME EsvrERISrrsDrsr'sor oryIcE,,
c,SeissAT, o. Jan. 10, isss.
have given your Plantation Bitters to hundreds
O. oer noble Soldiers who stop here, more or less
suoh P,spslstion a. III. is heartily wish In
every S:a IL every and 4 hand on
JyN-iy Superintendent
EDITOR OF RsPUBLIcAs-Dear S;r; with
your permission, wish to say to the readers OF
your paper that will send by return mall 70 all
wno M wi:h Il "a &SaIsS1 RseiPs, wtn mli dreetons
that will eheOtuAlly remove, in 10 days, Pimpies,
Blotches, Tan, Freckles, and ali Impufties Of the
sskin, leaving the same soft, clear, smooth, and
will also mail free to those having Bald Heads
o. Bare Faces simple directions and Information
that Will enable them 10 start full grewth Of
sSsH 8 d. or 5, n s.:
mail without charge. '"'.' -''"'''1 " ''s'O'A
respectfully Z9Sr' cv.,u., ,~
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-29

REsIGSATIoN.--Lieut.A A. II. Sawyers, of the
i4th New Hampshire, In command Of the guard al
the Aqueduet Bridge, has rendered his resignation
and 1t has been accepted by the War Department
Lieut.. Barry, oithe same regiment, succeeds Lieut.
sawysrs as commander Of the guard.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-29

DISTURBANCE AT A BALL.-Matilda Ryland,
q woman whose name 10 always associated with
wickcdness, was arrested last evening by odaeer
Vernon, and fined o. 81 by Justice Ferguson. The
woman 10 the prepristrcss Of low rancho In
Fighting Alley, and gave party last night. num-
her of soldiers were present, and extensive dis
turbance was created, which resulted In the arrest
Of the proprietress.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-29

+ Cousr MARriAL OF Tns MuTrNEERs AT CAMP
BELL HosPIrAL.-the court martial recently Or
dered by Acting Military Governor sherburne, for
the trial OF the thirteen members OF the Invalid
Corps on duty at Campbell Hospital, who mutinied
a week or 10 since. Lieut.. Col. wn. o. Drew, Of
the Second D. C. volunteers, 10 President, and
Capt. Stone, Judge Advocate Of the court. Each
case will be tried upon Its own merits, Of course.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-29

1NsAsE.-Edwsrd G. Jennings was found on
the Avenue yesterday by one Of Col. Bakers force.
He was evidently insane, and the Colonel sent him
to the Gusrdhouse until permit can be procured
to have him placed In the Insane Asylum.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-29

Sent TO JAIL FOR STEALING A WAooN.-Pat.
rick Riley WAS arrested on Sunday night by ofiicer
Bigley, near Glenwood cemetery, charged with
stealing . wagon from Charles Kloman. The
wSgon was in Rileys possession at the time OF the
loppsst. He says he purchased It from sutier,
paying Is cash and promising $50, payable yester-
day. Riley was committed TO jail.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-29

SELLING LIQUOR AT THE DEror TO SOLDIERS.
Mrs. Kate Ffan and Mrs. Rosanna Lynch, two fe.
males from the Emerald Isle, were yesterday sr'
rested by the guard on duty at the railroad depot
on the charge Of selling liquor to the soldiers
guard duty. They were taken 10 the Central, where
this morning Justice Ferguson nned them each Il I
regular sum OF go.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-29

NARROW EscAPE.-About noon locomotive
with large train attached ran into one Of the city
passenger cars which was going TO the Navy Yard.
The car was thrown from the track, but most for
tunateiy receivedbut little damage. The engineer
checked the locomotive In time to save the street
car from being smashed into pieces, and the pas
sengers from beios killed. number OF ladies
were 10 the car at the time, and lett In every d.
rection The driver OF the city car had ample time
to stop the horses but It seems that he was look
Ing In another direction.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-29

SUPPOSED Recommendations McGurley,
John Thompson, and VIM. Williams were yester-
day arrested on the supposition that they are GO.
capped substitutes. They were committed to the
Guardhouse for examination before Capt. Merritt.
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tetne @ebeimniIie bpr Dir baben, unS gum
1noern tpetB td AUDI niGt, NO @uicllet'8
Oenftnal ilt!
TOblan. 10 mill id mitaeben. wdr'8 aud
nur un nleine peibli9e Neueieroe ~ be,
frtebtsen, BON Der i'd mid nidt freiIpreden
fam! iuste @lotbilbe ld6elnO. 8ir maIen
nrtbBeprun9en nod einen 8eIuA BEL Sntel
6erOinano MAIDEN, bein mir riele RIfli9t
ldulpts iinN, neil er ltd neuerOin88 uns
wteber sendbert bat; unD oa er in Der Ndbe
beS beimer Thor8 wpbnt. t0nnen Wir auf
bent 61iifwege 9erooe reht5eittB Ga8 DENT
NAL pailtrer. - llnp co9 1T e8 pieuetdlt
elm 9rauIumer S9arS, oen id mir oa ers
lau6e, mann idI Did bortbin be9leite !
gaul lu6te lte 3u berubigen, uab periis
herte lie, DaB er binter Der gan5en Sa6e
nur etue idalt9afte Specification permutbe
Nlein tabIfGpfiser 2anOeutann, Der 2itera
trtrlnslfer, miro babinter Itsden ! ia9te er
unb er3dblte Der Serlobten BON Dem S&waz
ben init Dem blunoen 8cllbart uno Der @labe
ben er auf benz 5diitenfeit naber tennen
9elernt babe.
Gerliebte loGeu all Der Gorgialt i6rer
Tptlette 81 erteunen lein, unb al8 re9ter
Brdutt9anI bate pauI idon am flibeu
WCr9en auf bic GerIGSnerunB leine8 aubern
WenlGen 9eoadt unO ltd in einem Der ele-
9anten SletoerlGben Der Bell einen Ieidten
mOcii4en SUmmeran3ue Bon letdteu1 be0em
StOffe iummt sineul StrObbute 9efoufi, nm
ettput9e 8slude parin MAIDEN 3u f6nnen, bic
(id nidt in @4ikenfcltitme erIett0eu lieBen.
G(ctRlloe butte 5wur ldde(nb bebauptet, Dab
er tar ol8 S@itbe melt tel'er gefaGe, aber
lte bin8 bod init brdutlider 3artIibteit uno
Bonne 0n ieinem 4rme, baB ct ibr mcbL
aud ols @leaant nidt libel 8efauen mo4te,
uuo lte hielt ibren @Dnnenidirm tmmer lo,
'baB ct AUDI Baui'8 0eGdbt NIT be16uttete
unO Dot Der Slut Der Wtittag8ionne, aber
ana ein tpeni9 ccr Den neugierigen 8liden
Der SOriiter9ebenOen idatte, - beion0er8
duf ber Brcmenaoe.
(5Ortlesun8 frIstl
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@sfGblliGae .Rrnnfheit.

ggenm ser irreeeeitee untGu8e SGneltns ausnbt bas
er ben e Steier l1mer'baren 9rdnSbe in c ausenpm-
men bat eei@ieGt es b443 tuB sn un5etttses 5@amSer
fub p0e bic 5urdt Dor @ntbeaun3 tba ab9rsdt ftp an
ene 3u pen6en au mele S. Je i9r @rsebuna unp
toartet 10 lanse b bic Spmppme pees redien llebrls
me s.. 9. Elm nit eeidw en- entjWnreec ais, cine b0ie
gaie Gmerj I'm Rrpfe unb in Ten @ireru, Abaabms res
@eldbt8 &aubbeit &uew i brr Saut 8upen ben 8ct
unp grmen Sinnen i'm (Sei+te unb oil BEN @rtremta.
ten I'D et8en, no aaa tieie ebe NIT einsr idre+lt@en
S9nsatset oor 3 fretten, Biz 3ulest Der @amen unp
BITE Naentno6en einfa eng paS Spr frdtaren Eranf.
tetr ei1 8eatntanb te WfeieS rb unb Ger 500 ienen
i9reten 9eioen habnrf Elm Gnbe madt ba6 i'm mad
tenen Qanee 1rtngt tein eilenter rdtebrt
IS tit cine trarree 6aiate, has Guiente beIer frGt.
barren Srantte sum 0psr faien tn 6plae ber lluse f
ldet unrtiIentet 9rabler me6e burd @npeupun9 eaes
t0eti6en @teS eeS We ur5 bic Gonrtirn oerntten ub
ben Get ees yeGen8 IN Elm elenees Daien perpauber.
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81 8 i Il i q L.

wttgItet bes rGui8li6e Grnese Ser gDuntdr3e tit 9rn
bon erdburter etueS ber erisn mep;iRbsn @0Gegen
Ser Staatsn ber ben sr5Ft BELL etne8 QebeuS tn ben
Spptt ern BON 9pnpen @arts Nblnoslpbia anoeren
&tatten ;ugebrat bat sinee baltcn Seuneen
polenret BON be en- tie Ge6tdte rer Webi5in NETS I'M
;6bBe 9eteute ete Obenlauen &erpDta unb anberon
Sran6eiteu Ieu IpIpe 4. 9. au1 Die bt ptbS1en 8e-
rduaen u epr e4refen bic u D err6tben BEL sertnsen
&lentstetten Il. 1 m. Mnreen alAeMbdlidl 9eheilt.
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Bejon0ers at bead fsn !

Or. p9nfUu betet dHen Denen feline 5Ge an peIde db
bnr3 rl6e eebeime unb nunaire @ef unb SSrper aers
fDrenre tr bic &rest bic GeenI6a: ano bic unfd6ts
madenbe Safe os@wlbt baben.
Ser n6 etnae traurieen unb teaSenswertben Sol.
gen fer ruben @emrbnbeen res raers Sdw DE i'm 6f-
ten nn6 ben 8lefern, Smer3en i'm 8rp SWide beS Ge.
E@ts Verln Der n felfrd't SersDpen ne b6fe nrute,
wtasenl1wIc. lnprbnuns 8ertauunss. Orsane, ass.
meine Gnttrduns, Spmptpme Der S9tpinSiu6t
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8e1etmca &rane6etten

eetad tuertea, ais bd b: 3eusunssundbtsreit G6ttde
til eem &ufen unO ben Yelern @ntunOungn Der Nisrsh
6enftpadbe. Maatsfet Weterseibiaoen6et 9erfanbes-
fdwde 9ersflepfen Sidternbett 3ttt.rn, @ueen6mdfe
&6wtnbel, 8rp6mer5, @ntS0nbun8 6olieS, per gtds
Der 9Hnse, beS Wagen8, Der @nem.6e lub aQer jener
letet, be aepen sPbaten C5ewon9e ten ser Suge
melde tbren Spfsra sefdbrer nN ais sr Strensn Ge>
fng ben Gefabrten oeS llses, terriiten unb nt
ettte 9eteGt perbrn lire glanaeube 6ptnn9en eernt-
ten @Gwde Der @pnttutton herpprbrtngen Die @Ge ut1
mSattG raen nnc 3ueb rer S6yper unb Gtun 3erf6ren
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uatbel ter gDreHe

De rteie Saente OeiGe wdtren 6tr lebter tebenaebn
Sabre In bteer 2%laf tnir pu rem unb Die W2enee MIDI
3tr munOdr5tltden Npera irnen, pee Or OhnfOt aus
ahrte beHfn Die ettungS appprteure utele aneere
Ralen terri1te Mnrfo lpO Gnbl in 8esu9 auf ietuen
Ghordtter ela @hrerNann II 8eU8 aui Gbarafler Ge
wHentnf1teit nt Setecrter cine btrretenbe @epdtrs
leifgn8. .r
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8sl hstr0thefe Mer.rne1,

pter Solde aele fdp su 1ertetrdten benb@gen an6 I
pbaiier S5pGde Oter esne@ aeeren 3nbe nteS bepuBt
fnb ruten unoeraI8td Or. ScDnhpn su GRatbe Sieten
AQe sotueernte gegen tts lie ptn5oe fetts 3ers
rGttRne, tebattst Der De Der 3iern uAb SwGee Uper
b5pung rer f&retd9ften Grt perSen 'dneQ turrt.
Oerjeni9e weIder Der Be4anbluuG unb RirCrge hpn
Or. iObupn utersebt Fanu tbrn ais cuem GGrenmannt
ptne 8rrft @ anoertrauen unp sgperff euF feline drsts
!td,e @eIdtdit6feit perIoiler.
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9uuGe & Q'ute,

tte & bur beli&e 9afr seiawd9t taten, bic e 70 oft
bon DOeu Qe1ten per IN Der S9ule rnen unp ceren Sol
gen fe olna6tltd pIrer ebt I'm S6lae Ourc9 Gplutic
men, be pn9etbettt, bic Gte unmSeI1 MAIDEN un6
6Srper Wno Get 3erf6ren pten opr hte uBtbign dit
tbHn. SoIde 9eripnen mien teppr tie eint1een IN tie
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6errenfIe

KSefs'@rattaraee SO. S5s nnS sSsK,
0teiuen seebrten Greurben nnb bem 8ubIitum ura6e
i'd bermt bic @n5ei9e, bas i'd bas i9pn felt Sa6reu an
bieiem Bae etabrte @eiGGft bernommen babe unb bes
1nbio Elm reibaltges Eager Don I@Sneu pltb aearbei
teteu 6errPnsihern ueueer sacpn gu ben bigeu 9rea
fen oCerGtRg balten uu6 aud iole auf 8eenans anfer.
tgen werbe. @tofe ftir BnterrSe unb Scieusenae In
alien Scrten un6 5a alien 9reien. Gerner cine 4usa
waRl 6egcn&rme, StD6s &C., ippie ole in bieies SAD
einitla9enbe 9IrtteI.
s2S~ 2lGe 8efeaunsen toerben prompt, bilis uub
taroefter i5riR ansefertist tperbsn.
g. 6. Ratfer.
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n bnen i9en @rforoerntie sur etelteu @ludeltafeit
ne Sa phne ftee rb bic Nee teS Seb9ns sur traur9en
pleerakrt. Die Auefen bes Yeb n8oerffern iiD iip-
lip nno Die eele m;r6 er8rien BON Qeripc1una unb e-
on&Oli6cn 8etraCatun9en, cas- un8 bic Hreureu weIGe
&bpere seuie8en perpei9ert int.
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@siFtg.

Die &redb6en @trtunsen beS saiers nS isbr ;1 far@-
ten. Ieruf bes @ebitne8, 8erprrun8 Ter Sheen, @e-
brudbeit Der eiesfafte b6ie Nbnun0en Ibneieun9
Ger @efeli6aft, udt adj @tnfamtete, WRtranen geaen
a clbf. Gul3tattet IT, I. IN. itnp eint9e Der dtnmen
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DR.. Johnston,

Der etn3tge 2tr3t, ,pslder an}et8t,
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Snnae MsGaner.

beOrbers pelda tie SpFer neS Beeimeu qars gewcroe
n6 oa8 dtrlt6 70 bele &Guenbc in ea 3u irteS @rdb
reEt ete bu lire ertdbeuen 9a(eute entrtGelten
Serifanbe8fraite NIT be Dpnr Der 0ereetafet ben Se-
nat begeert ,o 2etcr beauernte G8ne ngft t0bsm
pArsen, utSeen iid, nit rpQsm @ertrauen gaFen.
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. a1ttmore spdsS SOfpttaL
Bur llnteso-afuus Der QuadIo!6ersi etabItrt,

Der ftustge @Iab Il! bee N2slt, 100 iiAsre,
IHnele uno QrInoliGe Guccn in
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YI0lN

G$ 0btclele uufpfenbe uue nnbebeuente GltddidI6er
mel1e itG ais Ner5ehaeSten unb Or tcbnirHe Nnt1ns
btguuaen cpp1en. Sdubitder Gtefelpir, 2umpenpuser
1t No. erblrmtibe uuS perdtrlidc gaGntader reIde tbr
2eten anltatoe eben Nen'bat Ser DteoSin rem nte-
brighten 8erlfe mibmetsn d jtbt eaelntaBie gebtlbee
Ner3t uen benz liner atrenen un6 ni45 urges Qtnen-
Ben ib ou orGn9en. Die FeurUtett u Ter pee glrdls
der g9ie III bre SGnSe tcmnel 9eru8 baben run-
ren +. Sptnpn bait beBbab fur nctbmenbts 3n er-
ant limb eas eire 8e9outisungen 9plpme befanbts
IN ieiner SIiice lieaCr.
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3au Ittm(G.

Dr. Spenpn til etnsi6e re8etmdbS Bebtlbets 2lrst
ueler bic Sen9 genien SranTb lien dnSet9t Setne
ytttel unb Sebanbinng io alien %neeLen Sdnst@ unte
tGnnt @r t. beraneebtItet enen 2eben retftS In
erD6t'n pptdern @urppn5 uub tem eren oee8 Gan.
beS sub adte, nGmlt: @nglane Hrdntretf nrb tn rem
Blcdlee NbldbeIpbtd ib CT BAT ene aus ebebn-
fere 9rerts ais ane dnberet Nerste Der 9DsIt
Der weler fG ber Yflese te5 Or Sobnfon Hein etbt
tann 4 certrouen feline @bre ais DIdnn un6 etne @e-
f9 di6tettals NrSt.
6anb BON Solttmprefr., neben ber ,,glrbeterbdae."
paattrautbetter perpen IAneG 8tbstIt.
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Dr4antiMe @GmG6e

rt unoeradg eetetlt b bi Sre Reaft tuteber beree-
felt 3eiee furbare 2gs en- pelea ba8 2eten elenb ub
bic Gte uub Na@tOnmerfaft unm5ed) ntadt itsot cas-
9DpS Derer BITE ibren Sci enidaen untelpHnsn trStnen
Sunee 2ente limb su Iett III Ausqweifun9eu gensgt etG
Strtturen geoerflaser tim 5arn Stetn unb aneere u
iaten ensten fam, I IN e tod metaentte cine 8Ust
teS NtiB6r1ues ber eteIfen Sreane Rer ater nth es
Iau9uen bd tie Sra ber @rseu9uug cher 0enen uer.
prh tie i heimten 2lfern trgebeu, nS rou Deaen
be bd wetie ine.
g Sfftce, glo. z G5tb, ,5reterififr.,
fFsben T6ureu oor 8altlmoretr., Sftlt@e Set.e,
bic Stufen btnauf.
DIan merle F6 gtamen unb SduSnummer. bern uniIen.
~ uuo trugerie NatmaGer ordbtrietenc gemenlple
Nuafalber, Sdubftfer Stiefelwi6ler Strabeureingcr
unO Gdn,penpusr Ii. In. Bd reseliaBtge Yerjte
unb IGuern angecgen Or S5pbrfpu Guf In Der 6be
NS. aae gliee ntitiieu etnen @pf.Stamp entba1ten
Gine 0ejlua8 q 2 GG0en 3paelfhe1t.
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age and their State. Who would recall them from their
bed Of gloryf Each sleeps in a heros gravel
REisEL GENERALS KILLEp-USIoS REBEL PRISONERS
From another corresp ndent Of the Richmond Enquirer
regret 20 have 70 inform your readers OF the death OF
brgadisr GENERAL Pestgrew, who ~as wounded N sne
recrossng on Tuesday last and who died al bunker Fn
last evening" HIS remains have arrived here but annot
at present be carried further They would haze
taken 70 Saunton and encssed metallic col a. but de-
composition has been too rapid. brave nan and
faithful soldier he has scaled bis devotion 20 his flag by
his works the ned OF battle Lei hin mourn
the loss OF her brave departed aon.
General Paul j. Semms, who died Ararttusburg has
been Inferred there HIS remains attended TO their
number OF the Southern sympa tiers OF the place His
funeral sermon was preached ~ the Rev Dr. w. j. Hoge
fno must have been qp 70 his best pulpit Efforts
better theme in the perssn OF mis- fellow than 10
Gener s,bn az brave, patriotic and high toned
and the for whom he has surrendered his
e should their tributes Of gratitude to the fallen
Tse paz and purposes OF the enemy are not vet de-
veoped Is currently reported that they are crossing
at Harpers Ferry IN force Their prisoners, taken In
cavalry Bkirmish below Charlestown Thursday
ing say II Is also reported that their cavalry
Martinsburg, ard that they coming across at VIII
Meade would not attack Lee with the raging Potomac in
rear he viii not push right ahead and give Lee the
advantage Of the river intervening between him and his
(Meade's) base Of supplies.
/ have taken some pains to ascertain the number Of
prisoners captured and crediby informed that in all
suslye d he Wounded numbering about thirty Ave hun
dred which We captured and paroed Gettysburg. OF
the pine THOUSAND captured you wv probably receive ely
s %sra p ,SS1 s1 s ssa H. Sas e IDS
Our own loss in prisoners, am inclined to believe must
reach but will not much exceed FIVE thousand
Winchester is very much crowded. There are many
persons here looking after their friends and relatives
Some, too have doubtless been drawn by desire TO in
dulge in speculation. But thank Heaven, the door is
closed 70 these gentry,
Several distinguished olergymen are now here, among
them Drs. John A. Broaddus, j. lansing Burrows, W. }.
H0ge and Rev. DR.. Wilmer OF the Episcopal church
series Of meetings Of religious character are in pro-
gress
In closing, may say that every day Is adding to the
strength and efficiency or the and that by the close
Of another week sincerely believe that It's morale VIII
be yuy up 10 II not In advance Of it's spirit at any time
during the past twelve mouths The country can rely
upon the army Of Northern Virginia and Robert Lee,
its chosen general
During the retreat from Gettysburg, Fwe lost nearly
all his forgos, and Hill some ave or six This was when
the enemy attacked the trains
Lieutenant Colonel Christie gallant officer, died here,
! am Informed, last night. \.
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Goth Steamers Curew Baltimore; ships Protector Eliza
Ncfs yhin; bssks Nereidrn JUPITER Rsdaira Rapd 10
bann Frederick 1annie, Lola Eliza Young Imacepe Non.
trose, Musco,sao; schi Eveiins. others
VIVID 81 smart sgW.
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Acan 1hln-sasgers' Association,
No WALL srREEr-Rooxs Is AsD2a

No 81 WALL srREEr-Rooxs2 e AND IS
following approved Masters 0mcers have received
amisssons from this Association
= Fredk Lowell schr Princess, Thos W McDonnaud brig
Young Dorchester; Josiah Cobb, schr Jonathan Nay
freeman Kicker schr Red Pox Jr; Alex Hansen brig So
bris Kures; WIN Pierce bark Chas Brewer: David Pa
iazzo Scnr Exchange: Lineon Coombs brig Sea vosmj
David Kelley, schr Waer Witch Thos Verge brig Jesse
gaas b9aener brig Mary Boucher James MsCrevy schr
brig Mary; Fredk PAdeford Geo Thomas; Chss
Bailey steamer Oroe, Benz Reddpg brig Napier; Ira
Gilman brig Geo W Horton.
Misoel1aAeOus.
BRIG NAsH before reported burned by the privateeY
Florida was aD tons register built Minbrdge Me- In
1854, rated Az and hailed from Cherry6eld
soHR PIERcr. Tapey from Bangor Boston, with lum
ber Castine 18th inst, full OF water been
ashore on White Head.
the Banka TO parties In Boston and New
York. who win send her 70 New Orleans she
be completed. which will be in ten or fifteen days.
The Bird Rock, Crooked Island Passage report
ed previously have been propeller, ship rgged proves
70 have been sailing vessel ONLY Holes have been cns
through bottom and boxes Of bacon barrels OF pork
talow lard -four &c to constitute her cargo chiefly
She has decks and to have been IN the water
from three four months Two letters only OF the name
can be Ct b. apparently the commencement
OF the Same.
LAuScHKD-At Kennebunkport 18th inst, from Wards
yard fne double decked bark OF ga TONS named Delhi
built for and owned by Capt Nathaniel Thompson OF Ken
Notice TO Mariners.
ENTRANCE PORTLAND HARB0R
Notce Is hereby given that third class Nun buoy placed
20 mark the Eastern Hue and Cry entrance In Portland har
6or has been removed and Us place supplied By rs class
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board.
WIN A IQQIIWIN. IIyhthnuee EuRtueeI.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CnRss. SuN1oNs. INytRTED NAILS. &C CURED
~ without Jain, py Dr RICE, Chirorodst at So Bcw.ry.
corner Canal DR. Rees Anshiasnr cnres coruy bfslons
"A NecRu, By maes
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SHIPPING NEW S

Haevements or ocean SeeaMePs.
Mails forwarded BY steamer in the regular lines
The steamers Liverpool call az Queenstown en-
cept the Canadaa line, which call at Londonderry The
steamers from the Continent call NJ Southampton
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STOMACH BrTTERS.
Dyspepsta's pangr, that rack and grind
The BODY and dcrfess the mind:
Agues that a. they 20 and come,
1aAe lite constant martyrdom
Coles and dysenteric pains.
Neath when Tue strong mans vigor wAnoe,
Bilious con paint, those tedious Ills,
Ne err conquered yet by drastic pills,
Drsad diarnsa that cannot be
Cured by destructive me erry;
Slow constitutional decay.
That brings nearer, DAY by dav:
Nervous prosiraiion mental gloom
Herads u madness or the tomb:
For these--thoagh mineral nostrums fall
Means OF relief at least W hall
Hostetier Rttfcrs-medicfne sure
Not to prevent alone but cure
In Dyspepsia and Ague bilious Com plaints Con-
stutionai Nervous Debility ness
Spasms aud in all Conn az oman, proceed
ing from Bod the onr
Great Kennedy Restorative
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HOSIETTBRS
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