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Hon. A. A. Barker Of Pennsylvania.
WAsHINeroN, D. @, NOV. q, 1855

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. 81, 1854
To the Editor If the Press.
The Sd District of Maine will be again rep
resented in the next Congress by native Of
Pennsylyania-the Hon. j. G. BLAINE
The Keystone State, in return, has elected
a native of Maine, in the 18th Distribution
A. A. Barker-by some five hundred 5000
majority. 1t was one OF the most hotly con-
tested districts in the State.
1t is now represented by Democrat who
was elected by one thousand 10000 msjori-
ty. ~ss
Mr.. Barker is native of Oxford county
aud has been in Pennsylvania nine years.
He is truly alive Yankee" the editor and
proprietor of leading newspaper of his coun-
ty-the "Alleghanian" superintends a
large numbering and mercantile business in
which he has been engaged since he left
Maine.
In word, Mr.. Barker is the fright man in
the right place." and will honor the district
he is to represent as well as his native State.
He was member of the Convention that gave
sold Abe" his frat nomination (as well as the
Baltimore Convention), and has manfully
stood by him since. Being personally &C
quainted with Mr.. Barker we fully endorse
what the Johnstown Tribune, leading paper
of his district, says of him: aagI A
At his hands the authors of this rebellion
would receive no mercy. He is the very man
to advocate such measures as would, II adopt
ed, effectually prevent the happening of an
other such war as this" B. #. G. 8
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earibalai and the American Struggle.

The London Inder, a paper in the interest
of the Southern rebellion, recently made q
statement under the head Of "Recantation,"
to the effect that Garibaldi had recanted his
former expressions of sympathy for our Gov
eminent and expressed pro-southern views.
This led friend of the "Liberator," Karl
Blind, to communicate to the influential Lon
don papers letter received by him from
Garibaldi, dated "caprera, Oct. s0th, in which
he complains of being misrepresented, and
says: asa "a eas a. So
"My opinion on the American question is
well known. Not only do hope from it the
abolition Of slavery, but l consider the ques-
ton to be one affecting all mankind, and woe
to the world if the North did not come out
victorious from this struggle"
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Another Bright Particular STAR

Who can tell how much the Florence Night
ingale's, the Elizabeth Fry's, and other angels
OF camp and hospital, of prison and dungeon,
have done to tighten the burdens of humanity
and to raise the world to higher plane? A
single life, even of one OF the best of the sons
and daughters of Adam, seems small thing,
but the influence of their kind works IL inf
mite in duration and Unreasonable in benefit
to the race. A Liverpool correspondent of
the Toronto Globe gives an account Of one
of these Christian Missionaries. He says:
Nobody till this week ever heard of Mrs.
Ripley. Yet ii the name of Florence Night
ingale or Mrs. Chisholm deserves to be re-
membeped, that Of Jane Ripley has an equal
claim to honour. She is the widow of a Liv-
erpool merchant who desired to set apart
portion of his wealth for the building and en-
dowment OF great orphan asylum In bis ma
i've town OF Lancaster. The law OF mortmain
stood In the way OF his making bequest for
that purpose, and he died some years ago
without being able to carry out his intention
To MIS-. Ripley, however, her husbands dying
wish was law; and SO she at once set to work
to build the hospital The handsome and
spacious building having been completed, it
was formally opened on Thursday last She
spent forty thousand pounds upon the struct-
ure. and has endowed 1t with hundred thou
sand more. She gives to her husband all the
credit Of what has been done; but the world
will surely consider her entitled to no mean
share of the glory which belongs TO 50 rare an
~ " fsss.ss ssfxaf ssT =.
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ELIZABETH B ADAMS. formerly Chamberlin,)
NJ D. Analytical Practitioner, 2l4 Congress, corner
Pearl street Consultation FREE to ALL from to II
A. NJ and 2 to p. NJ. --
regular graduate from the Boston Female Med
ical College, with 10 years successful practise en-
ables her to offer hope to the sick and especially to
femaes and children afflicted with chronic diseases.
Her remedies arepurely vegetable, chemically pre-
pared. and the certainty with which they cure dis.
eases Of whatever FORM causes them to receive, as
they merit, the utmost confidence Of the sick Mid
wifsry attended to as usual ai
Dr. Adams. is assisted by DR.. J. wesleyKelley, OF
Boston. sole surviving founder of the Analytical sys-
teml who 10 in attendance at her once the second
Tuesday and Wednesday Of each month
Nov 3-dSs w2m
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Letter from the State Capital.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 20, 1864

N AUGUSTA, Nov. ~, 1864.
To the Editor of the Press:
The following commissions have been issu-
ed since my last, viz;
First Regiment Cacalry.-George F. jew
EFT Batb. 1st Lient. Co. K; Thaddeus Little,
Bristol. I'd Lieut. Co. K; Jonathan K. Brooks,
Bowdoinham, 1st Lieut.. Co. G; Levi h. Dag
gett. Pennington, LIST Lieut. Co. I.
First Reginseat Light Artillery.-Joseph
W. Burke, Litchheld, I'd Lieut. 9th Battery.
First Regiment Veteran Infantry.-Wm.
Crosby, Bangor, Capt. Co. E. Y4kgs ~ 6
Sixteenth Regiment Infdntry.-William w.
Eaton, Brunswick, Surgeon; Jonas Whitman,
Turner, I'd Lieut.. Co. E; Jabez P. Parker,
Greene, I'd Lieut.. Col. amman
Nineteenth Regiment Iltantry.-Calvin B.
Hinkley, Norridgewock, Captain Co. B; Jas.
H. Pierce, Prospect, LIST Lieut.. Co. C; Alfred
e. Nickerson, SangervilIe, 1st Lieut.. Co. B !;
Clarendon w. Gray, Stockton. I'd Lieut.. Co.
B.
- Ttcenty- Ninth Regiment Inyantry.-Chas
+. King, Portland, Captain Co. D; Levi w.
Harmon, Lewiston, 1st Lieut.. Co. G.; Harri-
son B. Winter, Carthage, I'd Lieut.. Co. F;
Charles 81. Webster, Lewiston, Chaplain.
First Battalion Sharpshooters- Nc
Clure, Rockland, Lieut.. COL; John W. Chan
ming, Fairfield, Major; VIM. o. Howes, Fair
field, Capt. Co. =; George w. Sweetser, Bid
deford, LIST Lieut.. Co. -; James W. Libby,
Leeds, I'd Lieut.. Co. -; Albion Whidden,
Detroit, Captain Co. D; John 81. Terry, Mont
vile, LIST Lieut.. Co. D; James Sidelinger, I'm
ion, I'd Lieut. Co. d.
By an order from the War Department,
"to complete his record on the rolls" Chap
lain George Knox, Of the 10th regiment, who
was recently killed in action, has been mus
tered into service to date October 18th. 8 -
The enlisted men of the 18th regiment
whose term Of service does not expire with
that of the original members, are to be per.
manently transferred to the Both regiment
the consolidated force to bear the latter desig.
nation. @ -
The standing Of this city, so far as hotel &C.
commodations are concerned, is coming up
After summer of discomfort we are entering
upon glorious winter. The Mansion House
was opened yesterday, after complete reno.
walton, and it looks as neat as a new pin. II
has been newly furnished, and with Thayer
and Scranton for landlords, guests will be sure
Of getting satisfaction. There is great rush
to it already. The Augusta House will be
open soon. Yours truly, HELIos.
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ATLANTIC MoETHLY.--The December num-
Der OF TINS talented New England publication
has been received from the publishers, Messrs.
Ticknor & Fields, Boston. This Is yery al
tractive number, and has a table of contents
rich and varied. The enterprlsing publishers
are laying out largely for the new volume.
which commences with the January number,
They announce brilliant array Of talent. SIN
gle subscription 81 per aunum. Two copies
for 81; i've copies for $le; ten copies for $50.
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HALM's
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PORT OF PORTLAND.
TuesdRy-............. November 80.
ARRIVED,


ARRIVED.
Steamer Montreal, Liscomb. Boston, " Il
Steamer New England, Field, st John B for
Boston. leArr rrearF - = t4Frf
Barque Fisher. (Br) Wilkinson SIltash Dock, Eng.
Sch Florida, Thompson, Boston.
Sch Chariot. Cole, r 4 Island for Boston: -. q,
sch Helen Mcleod, Thurston, Calais for boeton.l
Sch Eta Wasgatt, Hamcr, from r. ZEN ior Fortress
Monroe. r III 81 sfstltI 6-rn ~ ID .tt
Sch Constitution, strout Cherryaeld for Newbury.
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Sch Olive Branch, smith, FIN Ellsworth for Cam.
SCI Tugwassa, Patten. Ellsworth for Camhrid,s
Schs Velocity. Remick, and Agenoria. Means I'm
Sch c L Herrck, Perkins, Bangor for salem l
sch Elizabeth. Perkins, Bangor for Wevmonth
Schs Susan Taylor. Lord. and Eliza Leland. BIods-
EFT, Bangor for Boston. 'Ns
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sens MS =, sargent, Sargent and olio, Sargent,
a Sens Convert. PendetOn. and JnO Ruggies. Dodge.
Sch Margaret, Pendleton, Bangor fsr Boston.
sen Sorrinthian, Tapley. Bangor for Bria gepert.
sen Elizabeth. Hooper Bangor for Salem.
:. Sch Lizzie Cunningham, salisbury Hampden for
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"Dry Up,'' for Catarrh.


To AL Whora u Aay Concern --"svmpathv with
those in affection makes it not only duty. but
pleasure to mo to state that after suffering for thirty
years from that loathsome disease, CArARRH In the
head. and alter using all the RENE dies of the day
became so prostra ed with the disease that had
taken to my bed. and given up ali hope of cure
and while in this situa ion, providentiay heard of
DR.. Wcndsioorths "DTy Up" and by the advice Of
many friends, procured bottle Of the medicine,
from which found immediate relief have used in
the la three months. three bottles of it. and am
now comparatively well. and doing my usual work ;
and ascibe my cure solely to the use of the medi
cine; and would eheeFfally recommend it to ali
those afflicted In like manner, belle ing, sincere.
ly do that it will in all give immediate relief
and 10 perfectly fafe remedy. ai - slcsI
Dated Earlvilie, Sept 10, 1854. E
tt9 ABIGAIL BABCoCK."
eve, the undsrsi7ned hereby certify. that we are
well acquainted with Mrs. BabcQck, publishing the
foregoing statement, aLd know her TO be person
whose state ment 10 perfectly reliable, and fur
ther state that hare used the medicine iB our
families and have no hesitation in saying that we
b.ieve it to be sure for Caiarrh, and cheer
fully recommend 1t to all ailict with that disease
y. VoLHEY CHArIS,
Aa- t LISTER HAYWARD.
Earlviils, Madison Co N. Y. sea t 40 n7a
The real Dry-Up may be had OF the Proprietor 81
II. BURLINGTON, Providence. r. l also or II. II.
Hay, Druggist PORTLAND, VINO will supply the TRACE
on liberal terms. nsvl8eod&ew3w
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sPEeIAL NOTICES.
DIR. TEBBETTs'
IT'S AoDus orraAxpI:

Immediately beneath the scalp there are very
small bodies called Glands ;or more commonly Roots
of the Hair 1t ia from those GlanGs that every hair
ofthe head ID formed and seoreted AS long as the
scalp Is free from desase these bodies also remain
healthy, and the hair keeps It's natural appearance
and color But when humors and other diseases az
feet the scalp these giands become involved In the
dsesse, and the hair gradually turns gray, dry
and brittle Sooner or .etes tks hsif begun to tall
of and IN many cases ifnot arrested, vii! produce
To remedy this pathological condition Of the
glands, and create new and healthy action, the
Psychological Hsif hegensFatoE has proved per-
II is not "Dye" and viii not stain particle. 1t
will positively "RRsToRE GRAY HAZE in all cases
to its original color. II promotes Q growth of new
hsir in all cases on Bald Heads when the glands or
roots of the lair are not completely disorGanized
1t prevents the hair from falling off, and removes all
dandrutk heat, humeFs and itching from the scalp:
II keeps tho hair son, most And perfectly healty and
gives It glossy and beautiful appearance. 1t Is
highly pertumed, and as dressing 1t has no superb
or. The Regeneration" Is warranted to produce the
refunded. With it every "Gray Head" in New Eng
land sea be restored IL lesa thsn Thirty days.
Price rs cents per Bottle. +,
TIBBETTS BROTHERS,
druggists and Chemists, Proprietors, Manchester,
aEH NH.
ooIa " Wholesale aud retail by w. W. WHIPPLx,
: market Square. Portland, Sole Agent, and BY
Drusgisss everywhere. septp a eodsojani
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DIED.

In this city Henrietta X, only daughter of John
years
GFuneral this Wednesdayl afternoon, at o'clk
at 70 81 Winter street - -'ta1 1ta
In this city, Ncy %. Mrs Rebecca Brown, aged "a
years. alo
ER-Funeral on Thursday afternoon, at 81 O'Clock.
at her late residence. N o 9 Maple street.
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A True-hearted Arohbishop

% Archbishop Purcell Of CINCINNATI, in re-
cent address with reference to the celebration
Of Thanksgiving. after showing that citizens
of Irish birth have never been i'll treated by
our Government or the people OF the North
says: .rs7@ wa@ ss4assca - y
"We have conversed with Irish Catholic ref
ugees from Georgia and Arkansas, from Ala
bama and other Southern States, and we
know they were stripped of their money and
their clothes, and cast into prison when they
refused to go into the ranks OF the Confeder-
ate army. Many an Irish laborer told us in
the hospitals, here and elsewhere, that when
the war broke out In the South, and the pub
lie works were suspended they were either
violently conscripted, or had to enlist or
starve" s@ ssfHHe
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OUTsPoKEN.-The Augusta Chronicle and
Sentinel Of Nov. 10th, prints the following ex-
tract from letter, dated Madison, Ga, Nov.
7th:
"1f Governor Brown tells the truth in his
message, we live under worse tyranny than
was possible in the old Union. If, by the
blessing OF Providence, you can once get on
the track, and the train started for peace, all
the powers In Richmond or Washington can
not stop or throw it off. Show us how to me-
gotiate; point out some leader. Let him be
open, frank and fearless, aud the people will
-follow as sure as the sun shines. Let him be
man who can inspire confidence and equal
to the task Of stopping the madness Of these
days." k@s@sasF 1sss@ fsfe "a ~
Some of the rebels are evidently becoming
repentant. .lI 90 - r..r.l.s-
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SAN FRANCIsCO-Ar 25th inst ships Norv.v
CoomHs. New York, PScahontss, Graves, do.
c!. LhiiaokE-Gid 10th inst brig John Freeman.
Ar 9th brigs Frances Jane. Martin, st John PR
VIM NIckels' Ames, FORTRESS Monroe; schs Clos
son, Coombs, ST John NIB; 4 s Conanf, Wass. Alex.
andra,
Ar 18th. sOhs United States. Portland; Lish. Boat,
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 18th, sch Harriet Fuller
Hamilton. Portland S-'
CID 18th. bsrque Thos palistt. Duncan, Laguayra:
brig y Meredith Saow, Port Royal Sc
NEW YORK-Ar 9th, brigs s G Hart Hart I'm
Fortress Monroei w sawyer. Ray, Port Even for
Boston; Milwaukee. Brown, ROndout for do; sshs
Ar 29th. ships Ne Plus Ultra, Tan I'm LIVERPOOL:
Constellation. Mulliner. do; Am Congress Wood.
yard, Cardi1; barque HARMON, Buckley. MessiEa:
Ar 2Sth, brig Nathl Stevens, Barber, Cow BAY CD:
schs Mary D Haskell, Haskell. sydney CD; Adaiine'
Gilmore, Belfast for Philadelphia; Hattie CoombS.
CID 2sth. ship Hornet, Harding, San Francisco;
6arqGes R W Griffith, Drumnond, Malaga Wave
Cienfaegos; Milwaukee. Brown, Boston.
SD 9th: oarq1ss ' E'ingwoOd. casco. Transit;
FALL vER-sid s7th. sch Madagascar. Heath,
NEwPoRT-Ar ssth. sob Franklin Bell. Brew.
ster, Georgetown DC.
Sid, briggs buchanan, FIN Rockland for Wash
iogiSni Crocus. Bangor for do; schs Juliet, Bangor
.or New Orleans; Martha, I'm Boston for Baltimore;
Machias for do; p ] CumminEs, st Geo re for do;
Mystic ~ 0'A'' D~-so. A~~
HOLINESS HoLE-Ar 9th, sch OCEAN yV.xe
Turner. New York for Bangor "S'
Sid 18th, brigs Larrabee, Avondale and Green's:
| sehs Elias Dudley. Martha, and Ariel
| Cronstadt. $50
CID 18th; barqle Young Turk Z W Small Goree;
sch Santa Maria, Poland, Damariscotta.
AT 18th. berqaes Arlington, Bartlett Cadiz; Eliza
White, White. Cape Haytien; brig Leighton,
Philadelphia; Otis. Carlo, New York
Cd 9TH, schs Jas Henry, Church, Newbern NC;
Adeline Hamlin. Lanai, Bangor
Sid. ship John Sidney
PORTSMOUTH-Ar 27th. sch Jason, spraRue. fia
Elizabethport; Vulcan, Hersey, Pembroke.
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ANDREW Dew. BARss, MD,
Graduate Of the "Univsrsity Of Edinburgh" Scotland,
Late Resident Surgeon of the 'sRoyal Maternity
Hospital" Edinburgh
Residence--corner of Cumberland and IocustSts
Office hours, to II A. n. and to Pm
oct172ms
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Boston for Australia
Oct 30, sw Of the Lizard. 300 miles, ship Prince
ton. from Antwerp for Akysb.
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At Cape Haytien 9Th inst, barque Emblem. Nicker.
SON. for Boston 10 days.
AT Port an Prince 10th inst. barques Sylph Herri-
man, for Miragoane, to load for Boston; w MUIR
raw for New York 10 days.
Cid at Havana ed inst brig Martha Washington
Leland, Portland.
Ar ct Cardenas 10th inst. brig Caroline Kelley,
from Portland.
AT Matanzas 22d inst. barque Evelyn, for Boston,
ldg: brig o Clary. Parker, for do, ldg.
At st John PR 9Th inst sch Vicksburg, for New
York in days.
Ar At Cow Bay CB 18th inst, ship P Wheeler.
Gadd New York.
Ar st St John NIB 18th inst. ship America, Morse.
from Bath.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
\ s K "A T e s

~ 80 ~ = IL -
TO LET OR FOR SALE, CHEAP Il!
Wholesale or Retail.
Also Childrens SLEDs, made of best White
Oak Stock, and painted In Portland; and for sale
wholesale and retail. -
AT LANES,
Nov R2-d4w No. Free street.
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~ The undersigned gives his exclusive atten-
ton to collecting Pensions, Bounties, Arrears of
Pay and Prize Money, for Officers, Soldiers,
Seamen, or their Heirs. Office, SO La Exchange
St., opposite Postoffice, Portland
W. s. SAWYER.
References-HoN. SAMUEL CoNY, Gov. of Ne,
Hon. WV. PITT FEssENDEN, Sec'y Treas'y.
oct. Is d 6m. .r,.r@ sfss
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mARRHED.

In this city, Nov 20, at the First Parish Church,
BY Rev DR. Shailer. Levi Wetherbee, of Boston and
Miss Harriet A, daughter of the late Dudley Cam
NETT, Esq. of Portland.
In Alfred, Nov Is. at the Methodist Parsonage,
BY Rev John Cobb, Joseph Nutter and Miss Lucy
Allen both OF A; 26th, Joshua Perkins, of Ken
nebunk, and Miss j. Joanna Wakefield, of Sanford
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FISHERMEN
n0MEsTIC PnRTs-

Ar at Gloucester 9th inst, sch William p R,o,v,
Frost. Grand Bank. with $50 otis fish "A'
, Ar at Marblehead I'D, sch Blue Wave, GIles from
Grand Bank. 400 otis iah. - -
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[yROM QUE oonaHsroNprnr.

KENNEBUNKPoRT, Nov 2s>sid, b,,v s,.. =,
dephia. Fniia-
Waiting wind. ship Sterling :. new. Of Ksnn.s...
500 tOns) Thompson Portland, 70 load for fosa,n,
port. A''eish
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GU TOM 30 o T s.
A. GowELL.

A. GOWELL,
rs Middle STREET,
Now makes to measure as good. if not the best,
Gents' light and heavy sewsd Boots of all kinds
from the best nateriais AG8 = EaRoz
Al Dork done at the time appointed.
Please call and order pair.
poy2s eodtf
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SUCCESSFUL CAPTAIN.-Capt. Gorham
r. Bassett, recently arrived at Boston from
Singapore, completing his twenty-second voy-
age to the East Indies, as master, and never
making passage longer than l19 days! In
all that time he has never lost spar or cost
the underwriters cent, though he has Ian
/ jed in Boston $10000,G00 of merchandise
all purchased by himself. He is now but
forty years old. aees p
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LONDON QUARrERLY.-We are indebted TO
leonard Scott & Co., the American repub-
isners 10 New York, for the October number
OF TINS standard English Review. Contents
Z !. oocnin CHINA and Cambodia; 2. Workmen's
benent Societies; 8. Rawdon Browns yeni-
tian State Papers; 4. DIR. VIM. smiths biz.
tionary OF the Bible; s. Sanitary state Of the
Army in India; 9. Life Of Lockhart; Z. Pho.
Biography; 8. Law Reform; Q. DR.. Newman.
Alolegia. @ "eN ~
f--- = - ~ q - - sew
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@Epileptic Fits can be Cured.--Dr.
LpcKRow having become eminently successful in
curiag this terrible malady invites all similarly AZ
hcted to call send for circulars OF references and
testimonials of numerous cured of from one TO
twenty-four years standing. He devotes his atten-
ton especially to diseases OF the nj Axis
or Nervous system and solicits an nyestieation Of
his claim to the public confidence,
He may be consulted at his private residence No.
14l West 42d street, daily from 10 A. NJ 10 p. NJ /,
except Saturday and sunday. Address all letters to
q Care Of p. o. BOX sil6 octSdsm
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.W-Ifyon arein want II any kind fPRINTMe
all ct the Daily Press once.
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n. 10 new new osrque built by Howard Hit Co a.
forenoon en- was fully launched ysstsrdsy
Maria Henry" and owned by CAPT Geo., ,s 3 the
and others. - -R' Nsofge dearn
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SAILING OF OCEAN srrAMsHlps,

"-----------
sILTOsH DOCK. ENG. Barque Fisher-42O tons
coal, to James Farmer.
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~ CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly print'
at this once. e
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EThe Liberator and the Anti Slavery Stand
ard are TO BE- united. .S* {
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~ Hon. George Thompson is on lecturipe
tour in the West.
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ui Inc rev brig recently towed to this mort f,o,.
H. ,prs,, y Capt Norton Slower. has been NAMED
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