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New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14
PERyERTINC HISTORY.
TIA. World sees fit to descant on

IHs W ora Sces III W
"Mr Horace Greeley's disgust with tho ter1pie
.,rugg,e now happly ended which has been so frankly
ernrcssed and his unfegned repentance OF the share
taion Inv himself and those who thought with hin IN
hinsn n on" and on Mr.. Greeleys very vivid con-
sainssns.s that Bull Run had scarcely Siunued the
N,i orc he was ready and many OF the abest OF hls
nar,. with him 10 take any steps whatever which
J lead the people well and safely out OF tie fearful
reaitles so rashly and SO blindly encountered
These are, to say the least, very grave mis-
takes though We think they should be more
plainly and less politely characterized.
Our profound love OF Peace and intense
loothing of War bear date from a period very
far back of Bull Run. But there is one thing
which we have never ceased to regard as more
abhorrcnt even than War; and that is willing
completely and partnership in so hidcous and
gigantic a crime as that Of extending the area
and increasing the power of Human Slavery.
In the darkest hours Of our terrible conflict
when we most vividly and agonizingy appre'
hended that the imbecility Of Scott, and the In
capacity or something worse OF Patterson
Buell. Mcclellan, Sturgis. &C., were rushing
our country down to ruin, we were never reauy
nor willing to take any steps toward fsaeo
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14

Provisional Governor William Marvin OF
Florida, in issuing his initial Proclamation 10
the people of that State, appoints no day Tor an
election Of delegates to rcconstructing Con-
yention. but intimates that he will do so at no
distant day. He adds;
.'By the operations and results Of the war, Slavery
has ceased to exist n this state IL cannot Dc re'eu.
Fver voter for delegates to the Convention IN taking
the amnesty OATH takes a solemn oath to snpport the
freedom of the former slave The freedom intended is
the full ample and complete freedom oil citizen OF tne
Tinted States This does not necessarily include the
privilege of voting. But it does include the idea OF
full constitutional guarantees of future ossession ana
quiet enjoyment The question OF his voting is an
dpen oucstion-a proper subject for discussionand is
to be decided as question Of sound policy by the Con
yentlon to be called
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14

The Associated Press telegaphs from Nash.
Vile a letter written by President Pierce ~
Jefferson Davis in 1860. and it is published a.
sensation in yesterdays papers. 1t isa very
old story, was printed two years ago, and ha,
served two or three political campaigns 1.-THE
agents of the Associated Press are embarrassed
for the want Of matter to telegraph, let them
send us something fresh and new, the Decars.
ton of Independence for inst.nce.
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which should involve the assent Of the Free
North to that stupendous and shameful inirity.
Better twenty Disunions than that, as we thank
The World for blindly aiding 70 prove Ard
now We ask it to back square out of its imputs-
tions or make an attempt to justify them.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14
NEWS OF THE DAY.
FOREIGN NEWS.

By the arrival Of the Moravian we nave n'c
Gays later news from Europe.
The Great Eastern has again been heard rom ~"
Aucust q FIVE hundred additional miles or i2Vo i'eS
In all had been payed ont; then unfortunately Tue
signals again ceased. On August a. the da'o o' oui
LAST advices, communication still remained suspended
The King Of Portugal has promised a shiet Jaw ior
4he fnal abolition of Slavery in the Portuguese Colony
The cholera has made its appearance IN Nalehua'
Kuni,
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d, and steady Tho Railway share ist was dull and steady
and the transactions upinpoan After the Board ray o
per cen. made Erie and the balance OF the list gym
ps1ed from t cont but the o't later ana 'He
market closed dull Money has been inactive, and IN ou'
,le demand from brokers There is more offering
hut the rate ia strictly per cent frat class securities
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14

"The Schools for Freedmen in the Depart
ment of the South" letter from Mr. J' IL.
Saxton to Professor Childs, Commencement a'
Norwich University with variety OF ioca' Ill, /,
teligence, will be found on the SiA'n anu
seventh pages of to-day's paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-08-14

HAY FzvER.-Suferers from very prevalent
but obscure disease know a. hay fever. or hay cold
will be interested in letter from DR.. Newton ia
another column, recommending remedy Of which q
Mayor Hayemsyer Is the discoverer.
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Terms Of the Tribune.
q C-~resuondenfs.

- - =. ,.kru OF Anonymous Comnlunica'ions
s noce osn ,.rded for insertion must bs authenticated
b, Tie name address Of the wIiternol s
y.s;an " @ hut a. guaranty for his good it'~ .rL
- II u,'. Ist,er, for this office should DO sdae''ea'o "
TsIsrSE." Newlork ,c,oi..,;on.
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v...,. Phiie deIphis'

pyu ,pyIrmA Sa'uTday' hus. =, belo0
St. Georges Methodist, in FO"''a'' n he c,y e
se%pss "a Destroyed Ssd2y.. X ' .ss 70 %Sss 1S''
fra and water.
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WHo'f'VIV'' 1H"b wv ~ ''7
PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS.

The Pacific Railroad bonds, amounting Il
q, ,25a OOo mentioned in the last official statement
the public debt vera issued to the Central Pacifa
Railroad OF California instead OF the Union Pscist
Railroad Company. The word Union was inserted
in the statemen. by mistake instead Of Central Thu
correction is made by authority.
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Let. Us be Mer,ienl 10 Ourselves.

The physical structure of the strongest human be-
ing is vunerable everywhere. Our bodies are endow-
ed by nature with certain negative power, which
protecs them to extent from uuwholsome infiu-
ences: but this protection is imperfect and cannot
safely be relied ON in unhealthy regions OF under cir
cumstances Of more than ordinary danger. There
FORE it is wisdom, tits prudence it is common sense
to provide against such contingencies by taking an
antidote IN aduace; in other words by certifying the
system with course Of HoSTETTER'S STOMACH
BITTERs, the most complete protective against all
the epidemic and endemic malades that ever been
administered in any country. AS remedy for Dys-
pepsia there is no medicine that viii compare with
it. Whoever suffers the pangs of Indigestion, any
where on the face of the earth where HOSTETTER'S
BITTERS can be procured, does so voluntarily; for
as sure truth exists, this invaluable Tonic and Al
terative would restore his disordered stomach to
healthy condition. To the Bilious it is also especi-
ally recommended, and in of confirmed Consti-
patton it affords speedy and permanent relief In
Canada, the West Indies, and Australia the Bitters
rank above all other medicines Of the class and the
demand for them in all foreign countries increases
every season. ~ Il 4 - q
New York House, SO Cedar Street, NY
Jalyi2r-dSwsw 499d 2'TBli8A0M
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Union State Convention.

The citizens Of Maine who support the Nationa.
Administration Of ANDREW JOHNSON, and the State
Administration Of SAMUEL CoNY, are invited to
SEMI delegase1 to State Convention, to be held at
Portland, ON Thursday, August 1Oth,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose nominating
candidate for Governor, to be supported by the
men of Maine at the ensuing State election.
The basis of representation viii be as follows; Each
city, town and plantation shall be entitled to one DELI
egate, and delegate additional for every seventy
Eve votes cast for Gov cony last September, and one
for a fraction Of forty votes.
JAMES @. BLAINE, 1I@lC "a =
JAMES NJ, STONE, .-..
n. A. FOSTER, Aeesl
NOAH PRINCE, fsh
NELSON DINGLEY. JR IInion
II. b. PRESCOTT.r r- |. -.
JOSIAH MERROW. - s-Sttk
WALES HUBBARD.
FRANCIS COBB, tat Q
DANIEL LANE, ssr ~ 4 rs 81 r--
S. ID. LINDSEY,
A.. G. LEBROKE, KS Committee.
GEORGE p. SEWALL,
"a EUGENE HALE, ~ 3. 3refa5eif -sss
CHAS. B. PAINE, f'.
EBEN. WOODBURY.,
July 1896. III 8aTfnD ~ e8IlO
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SAN FRANCIsco-Ar 1st ship Mary, Han, from
sid list inst, ship War Hawk, Dunbar SIaur,tius
Fi TUisa nO1 scAr 18th, brig John Freeman
GEORGETOWN Decd 2ist, baroue EAGLE. Rob.
inson, for BaltmOre sch Marcus Hunter, Orr, Port
BALTIMoRE- 10th, sch Engineer, willard,
CD I'D, brig Prairie Rose, Doughty. Boston.
PHILADELPHIA-Cid 23d. bris Ellen Bernard,
burgess burgess Boston; sch Fantauzzi, Wooster. Penn
NEW YoRK-Ar 2sd. shin cor,nea Hubbard, FIN
L Liverpool barque w Holbrook, Brown Cow Bay
SD scns henry Crosby, Armstrong; Bangor; Lizzie
~ Saa Lord Essex for Phlladelphs. ,,,o
al z4sh, Darques Mira, tBrl Dix from hlo Janeiro;
San moeast, erosion, Cardenas; sunose fanno
Cid oath, barouo Thos Fletcher, Pendleton, Turks
Island; bFigs j Polledo, Norton Cow Bay Obs Neva,
Smith, st John NIB; Valencia Smith, Philadelphia;
schs 0nrust, Thompson. Beaufort NC; Romp, Mitch
PRo 1IfGI, 2sth, schs Bay State, Hart,
Calais Margaret, Pendleton, Maefias; Jnlia& Mar
FALL I R1vER-Ar 2sd, sch TyOOne, Perry, from
NEWPoRT-sld 22d, brig Burmah Sherman, I'm
Calais for Philadelphia sells Bay State Hart, do fr
Providence; Tyrone, Perry, do for FAN River.
NEW. BEDFORD-Ar oath, sloop Escort, Chase,
HOLINESS HoLE--Ar ed, barque Hunter. Iss
New York for Cow Bay CB; schs Harriet Baker
Weber, New York for Portland; Peucinian, Turn
Ar 23d, schs Margaret, TarIs Bath for WASHINGTON.
Waterman, Libby, Franklin for New York u w
Dexter, Eastman, Gardiner for do; Orion, Hart, FIN
c, BOSTON 18th, schs Harbinger Ryder Jersey
city, Gertrude Horton, Jameson, New York: Julia
Wiscasset. ~S' 49, "''AeN' ne-
Ga l, 25th, baTque Amy, Nickerson, Smyrna: sch
Sid. ship Jos Holmes.
Ar 10Th, barque Nineveh, STAG kpole, New Orleans;
s SOUS olatesman Cole, Shulee MS; Redondo, Tate,
~ Andrews NIB; Emma Furbish Jones, I'm George
town; Freeport. Spiller, Rockland.
Cld 18th, brigs Candace, Marshall, Correct J Bick-
Thornaston; Tahmiroo Collins Bucksport.
FOREIGN PORTS.
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win live throug many generations vet to come.
Their home IN New Gloucester was upon an
elevation Of land which commanded fine
view Of the surrounding country. Il stillbears
the name "Greenleaf Place." The house we
shall not soon forget which once sheltered the
Greenleaf family for years afterwards, we saw
our father and mother breathe their last un-
der the same roof Such are the Vicissitudes
of human lifel
sgro-morrow, and Tomorrow and tomorrow,
Creeps in this, pettypaee from day to day,
To the last syllable Of recorded time;
And all our yesterdays have lighted fools
The way to dusty death. Out, out, brief eandlei q
Lies but a walking shadow; poor player,
That struts and frets his hour upon the stage
And then IS heard no more sAAt4 :
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1MIH Iu. hEMAEKs. J

| The objection to the laws of this State
suggested by our correspondent, is formidable
only to those who are willing to s9spread' on
the property of other people, and the talk
about imprisonment for debt in Maine is mere
bosh. - 1hIfgt
1 Really and in, fact there is no such thing as
imprisonment for debt in this State. The
Imprisonment is for very. different thing: A
person, it Is true, on execution, or on a writ
when ne is about to remove from the State,
may be arrested, but he can be relieved at
once by making a disclosure before magis-
trate. Ii upon oath he discloses no more prop
I erty than is exempt by Law, which amounts
to very comfortable sum,-or ii he surren-
ders such as is not exempt to his creditors, he
must be discharged He can be imprisoned
only when he refuses to disclose, or when, hav-
ing property not exempt by law and able to
discharge his obligations, he dishonesty re-
fuses to do so; 80 that his imprisonment, in
stead Of being for debt, is simply for obstipate
| d4Shonestyisf
When A, by false or other pretenses, obtains
the money or the goods Of u, and then neg
lects Or refuses to render an equivalent, we
have yet to learn wherein consists the hard
ship of his being compelled to relinquish the
property so unjustly and wrongftilIy obtained
and held. s7aiS i % 51aa ggsgs - l5tao5xa 9ro N
And this is the obnoxious feature in the
law this State bearing upon poor debtors
We have an impression that creditors have
rights as well as debtors, and that some law is
IL u
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BUY NE, TRY NE & I'LL DO YOU GOOD.
DR.. LaM0LeM,s AnOdnlle.

A new medicine for all the summer COMPLAINTS
Composed of Roots, Banks and Berries, which seem
to have been designed for the quick, safe and sure
cure Of Dysentery, Cholera Morbus and Chronic
Diarrhea which are 50 common with all ages, and so
dangerous ct this Of the year. We never ad-
vertse certificates. Let 1t stand upon its own merits
this is the only way good thing should be known.
Hence our motto Buy me- &C., of the heading
Every person who uses IL viii testify, as many have
already, that DR.. Langleys Anodyne is the greatest
discovery Of the age, and must be Queenof all Medi-
cines,ly itsgreat cares Sold by dealers. Price 40
cents per eotfleo NtsD HNfb .sQsNs 10 sns,r
For sale in this city by II. H. hay, and w. F.
Phillips & Co. june15eodSw3m
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KINDNEss ooNoHNrRArBp. q

We have already given the preamble and
resolutions of political meeting in Dooly
County, Georgia, at-which it was ''whereased''
that 'we have for four years most bravcly and
calamity contended for our rights with the
United States,p and sbeen overpowered by
numbers and resolved that we will for the
present submit to the Constitution of the
United States, and all laws in accordance
with the samer Upon this " ,she present
the N. 7. Tribune comes down in this style,
suggesting that Thereby hangs tale . r
Thank you, gallant gentlement What win
you take? We do not refer to simple drinks /.
but is there anything substantial which we can
DO to show our gratitude? That awful condi-
ton, ''for the present" may well appall u.s.
4eleye Us from our CONSERVATION BY stating
your ternsl Take away the Damocies sword
suspended over our festive board Leave us
not prey to bewildering uncertaintyl In
short, state plainly whatyo will charge for a
sp.emn promise never to take your country
out OF the Uni0nl Do not tantalize Us with
your for the present for what should we do
without you? We know that you are sbraye
and gallant" We hayei it upon the best of au-
Ghority-your ownl What could this lovely
Republic do against you and your .despcra-
W. w A"e WOulu happen 10 US Ii you should
take it into your heads to be ssbrave; and agal-
liant" again Name your terms s.Niggers S'--I
take 'em! work emil fog 'emi pickle ,emi
sell 'em! swindle 'enl staTve 'eml --onIvf do
not again turn upon us, dear countyi. Do you.
want money? Send down to McCulloch. and
he will give you cords of greenbaeksl Whisky?
Hogsheads OF it, warranted to eat holes in your
stomachs in five minutes after its reception.
shall be drawn to your very doors by govern.
ment mules; and, If government does not
know what real rife whisky is, it is no fault of
the contractors. So, name your terms. brave
and gallant chevaliersi Flesh-pots. porter
pots pots-land, integers cash. boots
coats, anything-only take back that painful
" for the present"
The same Dooly county meeting further re-
solved, " that we win put down all yagrancy
and crime, ESPECIALLY AMONG THE BLACK
PoPULATIoN;" upon which the Tribune con-
tinues: "
This reminds US Of the colored person who
said he loved both his children alike-spec
tally Pomp." Itseems the white vagrants and
criminals are to have a long day--to be punish
ed at leisure. The first fresh efforts of these
friends OF morality and industry are to be bes--
lowed upon the blacks.
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WHY NOT USE THE BEST,

Over twenty years Increasing demand has estab-
lished the fact that Mathews Venetian Hair Dye is
the best in the world 1t is the cheapest, the most
reliable, and most convenient Complete in one bot
lie. Does no. require any previous preparation of The
hair. No trouble. No crock or strain. Does not
rub of or make the hair appear dusty and dead but
imparts 20 it new life and iustre. Produces beauti-
full black or brown, preferred. child can apply
ly it. Always give satisfaction. Only rs cents per
bottle. Sold everywhere. A. L. MATHEWS, Manu-
facturer, N. Y.
DEMAs BARNES g Co., New York, Wholesale
Agents may12eod1y
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PoBTsMoUTH ooRREsPoHDHEoH.o

.,as..;.. PORTSMOUTH, July 25, 1865.
To the Editor Of me Press: 'fs9srA e 81 ="
The farmers, acting upon the MAXIM
make hay while the sun shine, n--haye i'm
proved the fine weather of late and are nearly
through with their haying. They estimate
the crops at one-fourth more than usual
Thousand of tons of hay of last years growth,
for which thirty dollars a ton has been refus-
! ed, are still held by the farmers of this counl
ty. s., exs.t,sef ..-x - ec
One Of the guns to be mounted at Fort
F Constitution is said to weigh twenty-four
tons. - hA ~
Of the $40 buildings erected around the
] Navy Yard since the commencement ofthis war,
about 300 have been putup IN this city, though
Kittery could furnish better lots and more
Z agreeable situations. It is said the builders
are deferred by the obnoxious poor debtors
law OF your State. Some Of these, being very
unfortunate in business, became involved in
debt. If they build in your State their proper
ty would be exempt, but they could be i'm
prisoned for debt Wouldn't it be well for q
State which has so much public land, to abol-
ish imprisonment for debt, which is but a rel
ic Of barbarous times. 4 believe none of the
Northwestern States are SO afiicted.geH gtaI
William Robinson, late Of Augusta, Ga, be-
queathed to the town Of Exeter $150, 900 for
the purpose Of founding Female Seminary.
\ It is feared that the heirs at law may contest
the will the ground that the magistrate by
whom the papers were drawn and acknowl-
ed being a REBEL was disqualified to act.asie
CTuur
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New Advertisements.
YORK & CUMBERLAND R. R.
Notice to Bond-HoIaers.

-r=1 Notice IL hereby given TO holders Of
- Bonds and Coupons for interest, issued
by the YOrA ~ Cumberland RailrOad Company bear
ing date Jan. l, 1857, commonly calle1 "coasoIi-
dated bonds" secured by deed Of mortgage 10 James
Hayward and others, Trustees, that at meeting Of
said holders, held on the twenty-fourth day June.
1865, by adjournment from the twentieth day Of june
1865, it was voted "That IL L. expedient that the
holders ofthe bonds issued by the York & Cumber-
land Railroad Company, June 1, 1851, commonly
called 1.-THE consolidated bonds" pay aud redeem the
mortgage male by said company t. John G.. Myers,
bearing date Feb 8, 1851 and that the Trustees un
Ger said deed OF january 1, 1851, to Hayward AMI
others, immediately proceed to take all due meas
AMI to levy upon and collect Of said bond-holders
sum sufficient to pay the amount due ON said Myers
mortgage, and all other claims having priority over
the rights and claims Of said consolidated bond-hold-
ers. And they further give notice that the sum to
be paid for the redemption Of aid mortgage to John
y. Myers, having priority the rights and claims
Of said consolidated bond-holders, Is as convenient
y may be at the rate of twelve per cent on each
hundred dollars Of bonds and coupons secured by said
deed and mortgage of Jan. J. 1851.
The undersigned, Trustees as aforesaid, do there
fore hereby call upon all holders of said BONDS and
coupons for interest other Claims secured by said
deed OF Jan. 1851, to pay their several proportions
Of the sum TO be paid for the redemption Of said mort
gage to Myers, being at the Of twelve per cent ON
every hundred dollars so held by them respectively
and they appoint the same to be paid to either OF
the Trustees, at the office Of Evans g Putnam No
Of September, 1885.
4 !. 2Mn9SospSBH 9a4.' 5 z 9. S.n
GEO. EVANS. wv N
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HARMON Dc SAWYER, ~
u. S. War claim Agents for Maine,

VIII give their exclusive attention to collecting
PENSIONS, BoUNTIEs, ARREARS OF PAY,
PRIZE MONEY, LOST CLOTHING, &C.
Officers Accounts with the Ordnance Quartermas-
tiers and Treasury Departments adjusted and settled
and certificates of non indebtedness obtained. =
Terms reasonable
~ No charges unless successful
All advice and information free. D ~
Office No. sS Exchange Street, Jose Block, fold
stand of Bradford & Harmony.
e. X. HARMON,
s..4 .g.s-., 1888. w. s. SAWYER.
REFERENCES Hon. VIM. p. Fessenden, u s
Hon. Israel Washburn, Jr., Collector of Customs.
may16d&w6 t, fsfT57 III
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DR.. BIcKNEI1ls vEeEr n NJ, ~. ,,,,,,,, '

DIR. BIcKNELL's VEGETABLE DYsENTERY
SYRUP, contains no opiate or mineral substance.
Very pleasant to the taste mild in its effect vet sure
safe and reliable, and is Warranted to cure Dysen-
terry, Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus, Summer Complaint,
Pain or cramp IN Stomach OF Bowels tits the finest
medicne1or children wen as grown persons, ever
o1e.ed the public. Tryit No cure no Ray. -
r; |. For sale by Druggists generally s7. ) .7al
Juiyi'd@wzm II. H. HAY, Agent for Maine
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The Lightning Flx-Knler.

Destroys Flies instantly, and is not liable to be
mistaken for anything else. Is easily prepared and
used, and does rapid execution. Each sheet will at
tract and kil quart Of hies-and promotes quiet in
reading, peace while you eat and the comfort Of a
nap IN tho morning. fot1sr -sa qtE4t5r.l G
Soldby all Druggists. Pc june27eodim
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Particular attention Is called to the following pro-
vision Of che Act ofth Legislature Of March 15 fsGf
"And any person 50 interested shall fail to pAy
ms proportion by the time fixed In said notice, then
any such deficiency arising from such failure may be-
paid by any other person persons holding bonds or
claims secured as Aforesaid and the person 80 pay
ing any deficiency Us aforesaid, shall succeed 20 an
the rights which the person falling to pay as aforesaid
would nave hal II seasonable payment had been
made by him. subject however % the further right Of
redemption as hereinafter pf1yided."1
Portland j. ly &c, 1S65.-sitf
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You CAN'r OPEN Yo1rp T,fps "a

You CAN'T Open Your LIPS, ladies, with
out revealing whether you use the Fragrant
SozoDoNT, or not. No occasion for words
lustre and purity impaired to the dental ma
chinery by that peerless fluid, and the frag-
rance it gives to the mouth, cannot be realized
by the use Of any other article accessible to the
human family. july 20 3teod
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DIR. TIBBETs' PHYSIOLOGICAL HAIR RE.

GENERATOR, THE MOST WONDERFUL DIscov-
cry OF THE AGE, will positively restore Gray Hair
to its original COLOR whether black brown or auburn,
and being delightful dressing, it mparts to 1t a
beautiful glossy and healthy appearance 1t will also
promote growth of new hair on bald heads, where
the gonds roots not disorganized; and effec-
tually remove all dandruf, itching and humors from
the SCALP 1t is warranted to produce the above re-
suits OF money refunded. 4.4.
TEBBETTS BROTHERS,
= ts.t4l .s..0 PrOprietors, Manchester N H.
w. W. WHIPPLE, Agent for Portland. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. may11eod6ms