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h'i 81 htf DUMESFiC PORTS
VICTORIA, 0-Sld I'd ult, ship Georges, for Puget
Sound, to load for San Francisco.
In the Straits Of luca May %, snip Caroline Reed,
SAN RANCISt o-Ar Stb ult, ship Reynard, sey-
mnour, New York 1zi days; barque Chris Mitchell,
LAr nth nit, slIip Kingasher, Freeman, Hong Kong
40 days.
Sid nth ult. barque Tempest Hinckley, Valparai-
so: 18TH s's sb;, o' c,stwafer. Dwight, Manila.
NEW ORIEANS-Af LIST, barques Hattie Moui-
son, Perry, and Florence Peters Hooper, from Phila
S'cId al. ship NaIragansett, Hamlip, Bordeax.
MOBILE-Sli 1st inst, sch N Harvard, Delano,
New orleans. t q
-'i BEAUFORT Nc-cld list, sch Coast Pilot, Good
a' T'H1LA 10th, sch Mary Fletcher,
old 10th, barque ssEcmma white,s Long, Portland.
brigs Richmond, Powers, Bangor; Hiram Ablf, lib,
Oe Below 10th, brig sarah GOOdenow, from Glaze
did 10Th, barque Andaman. Otis, cronstadt: brio
Veteran, Snow, Boston. ~ 's Wis
NEW YORK-Ar 10th, brigs Alton. FraemoD g.,
Myra Bay CB; Isis, Simmons Glace Bav or sc ~,
Hope, Carroll, Cow Bay CB Albert Mason. Perry a
Slace bay Cbi ,Antietam, Chandler, I'm Linem, OBJ;
els Small, Machias; John Boynton. Reed and sax
on, cassidy, Calais Lyra, Haskell, and Com Tucker,
Howe, Bangor; Fair Wind, Smith, Ellsworth E H
Nash, Crowley, Addison; Red Robin. Blunt Cutler;
Ned NED Sumter, Lord Rockland Lindsey, Emery,
Ar i'm ships Gen Butler, Wood, Shields; Carrier
Zaza; White Cloud, freeman. Tinran cB; Mary q
Dyer, from Cow Bay OBJ; sch s II Cady, Crowell, I'm
Washington
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alng geif fftE Tlr 9pFaM
i The Argus is in a very unhappy state ofmind.
Its grief over the death Of Mr.. Lincoln, whom
in life it never ceased to assail and Witty, is
acute; but the bitterest drop in its cup Of woe
seems to come from an idea it has somewhere
got that Mr., Lincoln, had he lived, was likely
to pursue policy which must have alienated
from him the confidence of his, own party. It
has hopes, indeed, that President Johnson'si
policy, swherfdlly promulgated" may produce
a similar result, but dares not anticipate that
it win have this de sirable effect 80 the ert Mt
If Mr.. Lincota's.'' s'haez
d We deeply compassionate our unhappy con-
temporary. Considering the manner in which
it was aeeustomedato animadyert upon every
act of MI. Lincoln's inlife, we have never been
ableto understand its expressions of deep re-
gret at the calamity of his death, but at last,
VIZ, have a ray of light on the matter. 1t has
been @indulging hope" that the late lament
ed President was about 70 inaugurate policy
which would split, the Republican party in
twain, and now that hope like the @baseless fa-
brio Of a vision" has passed away, and left no
wreck behind r-This is indeed a grief for
which we can see no consolation j
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ITEMS OF STATE NEWS.

The Skowhegan Cgarion, describings the
Fourth of July doings in that place, wazans in
to eloquence oyer the dinner; and adds that
everybody was filed and satisfied There
must have been fearful run on the conamissa-
ry department, if the editor of the. Clarion. was
at that dinner -
The 31st Maine Volunteers, now about to
return home, are to be mustered out in Ban
gor. -, --''1''s
Inc Lewiston Journal says fast young man,
was picked up in the streets Of that city Mon
day morning, who was found to have 81 200 in
his pocket He was placed in a situation where
/ hegeould sober off. 9gY.A .sffYEWT
Although many balloon ascensions were adj
vertised to come off on the 4th of July, the on
lysuecsssful one made was that at Lewiston.
The Machias Ut.ion says that at Jonesport
the leading visible business feature is Rumery
s. Burnham's Lobster Factory This firm
employ about 100 persons, thirty men, boys and
girls in and about the Factory, the hundred
men engaged catching Holsters, their Geld Of
operations extending from Machias Bay to
Narraguagus Bay y'ae
At the celebration of the 4th Of July in Phil
lips, Judge Woodbury. Davis was one of the
orators. iadgzs s SUI aqla ss11 tiis 81 Il
The Ninth Maine Volunteers are to be paid
off at Augusta to-day Hsa as ususszs ,p
The Willisms Fraternity Reading room at
Augusta has been closed for want of funds to
keep it in operation. Smart and enterprising
folks, those at the Capital.
The Macliias Union states that at Indian
river, Messrs. Crowley are building a vessel of
about $50 tons; at Jonesboro, Mr.. D. J. Saw
yeris expecting to commence building a vessel
in short time; at Columbia Falls j. Crandon
g Son are building vessel; at Addison two
small vessels are being built by Mesers Look
8 CortEell, and one of a larger size by Mr..
Knowles; at Cherryield Amos Dyer is build
ing three vessels, and Talbot Smith two; at
Millbridge j. w. Sawyer & Brothers are build
ing bark Of about $50 tons, and Ezekiel Dyer
has the frame of vessel ready on which he
commences work next month. n
Salmon have been quite plenty in East Ma
chias, and sell readily for 81 30 to $780,, accord
ing to size. y 3 sa's ...i sS. 81 +
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Boston Stock List.
iMARRIED.

In this city, July IL, by Rev DR. Caxruthers, Chas
ii Maheney, Of Portland, and Miss Hannah Davis,
Of New Orleans, La. &, Af'tnyii
Inthis city, July II, Samuel G Dona Of Falmouth,
and Miss Ellen NJ Libby, of Gray i ~ s.. 1854 :
In Boothbay, July 8, " d W Sawyer Warren L
Dollof and Miss Helen A Beuth. lot, wv ~ t
In Bethel, July II, by Rev j Wheelwright, War
rem Chase, Of Portland, and Miss Ellen C Chap
man, of Bethel. q alF--t - 70 --l777
:, In Pamariscotta, July 8, Chas Erskne and Mar
In Clinton, July 2, Henry Flood and Mary j
Fowler, both Of Benton. N 81 p. n (.
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SUCCESSES OF THE MEXICAN PAT
RIOTS. Ass shn.i'-'t

The New Orleans Picayune has intelligence
that the liberals are sweeping everything be-
fore them in the more western states of Mex
leo, even down to the shores of the Pacific
The withdrawal ofthe Imperie1toops fiola that
direction to meet the more pressing danger
in New Leon, Coahuila end Temauilipas, per
haps left the, door open for them. 1T is also
probable that the large number Of Americans
who have recently gone as miners, colonists
and ativenturers to Chihuahua Sonora and
Sinaloss have had something to do with it..
For, though they went there with the encour-
asement Of the empire, the mostvof them=-
apart rom the evanescent preiudices ACQUIRED
during our civil war-are liberals in political
sentiments, and win naturally combine with
that party or finally set up for themselves
Mexico is full of Americans, adivi ed dis
cordant, belligerent," driven there bv our civil
war and Of Europeans following the fortunes
OF doubly European dynasty. Some of them
says the Picdyuae, are in the interest Of the
Union; many Of them, in the, interest of the
late Confederacy. These are adherents of
MaximiHan; those of the Empress Charlotte
Others of the Emperor Napoleon; while the
greater number are prudently looking out for
l11l one. What national spirit or senti-
ment, IT any, they win ultimately make up. re-
HALLS 70 pe SEEN t8f ~ lais58iaass,g -
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Z g % .b5IHasi yliGTiaaa Il4l1A ~
VIA f1a b8fhEu1 9a1 q .as1liid5
WHY nor USE rHE BEsT.L

Over twenty years increasing demand has estab-
lished the fhct 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
e Does not require any previous preparation Of Che
hair. No trouble. No crock or strain. Docs not
rub off OF make the hair appear dusty and dead, but
imparts to it new life and lustre. Produces beaut
full black or brown, as preferred. A child can apply
ly it. Always give satisfaction. Only 70 cents per
bottle. Sold everywhere. A. L, MATHEWS, Manu-
facturer, N. Wee ~ is StfA3 n 81 & slirfs Il
2 DEMAs BARNES & Co., New YORK, Wholesale
Agents. may12eod1y
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HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.


4. PRACTICAL TESTS having fully demonstrated
the superiority Of this machine all others for the
purpose Of sinking Oil wells the undersigned is now
prepared to receive orders for the same.
This machinery comprises everything requisite for
the boring Of oil wells, excepting the STEAM ENGINE
and CAST IRON DRIVING PIPE, tbut viii be furnish
ed If desired, at a reasonable price, and dspenses
with the use Of the Derrick Rope, Bull wheel and
other ,cumbrous and expensive fixtures now In use
and Is so arranged, being constructed wheels and
portable, that It can be easily removed for the pur-
pose Of sinking wells in different localities.
u TDE DETRITUs is removed from the well by our
Patent Hydraulic process and does not require the
removal Of the drill from the boring. This process
not only removes all the detrtus in from five to ten
minutes, but likewise eectually clears out and opens
all the small oil veins that are so often entirely closed
up by the old process Of sand pumping. il vlrsl z
With this Machine and practical engineer, o well
can be sunk from 400 TO coo feet within period of
from fifteen to thirty days after the soil pipe has been
drlFen.i ~ $50 NHHr .el5il. ~ el.- l--iIt4r
Arrangements are being made for the construction
and delivery Of these machines at New York, Nor
wich Newburg, N. Y, and Pittsburg, Pa.
q For further Information, price, terms, &C., adj
dress, SIMEON LELAND,
apf7eOdsn ha91 sANlA0fsi-1As New SSH York.
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9The Iiehtnine. .FEyll,x4--Kille.r.

Destroys Flies Instantly, and is not liable to be
mistaken for anything else. La easily prepared and
used, and does rapid execution. Each sheet VIII at
tract and ki quart Of fiiesand promotes quiet in
reading, peace while you eat, and the comfort of a
nap in the morning. atdsAa-
Soldby all Druggists. june27eod1m
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Let Us be Merciful to Ourselves.

h The physical st1uctureo Of the strongest human be-
ing is Inerable everywhere Our bodies are eudow-
ed by nature with a certain negative power, which
protecs them to some extent from unwholsome intiu-
epces; but this protection is imperfect and cannot
baey be relied in unhealthy regions or under cir
cumstapcesef more than ordinary DANCER There
foreits y wisdom tits prudence, it is common sense
to provide against such contingencies by taking an
qidoie ia scacs in osher wolds by forilS Jug the
system with course of HOsTETTER,s STOMACH
BfTfERS, The most complets protective against al
the epidemic and endemic maadies that has ever been
administered iusny country. As remedy for Dys-
pepsia there is medicine that VIII compare with
Il. Whoever suffers the panss Of Indigestion, any
where on the face sthe earth where HOsTETTER's
BITTERs can be procured, does so voluntarily ;for
as srss as truth exists, this Invaluable Torc and AL
terative would restore his disoede,ed stomach 10
healthy condition. To the Bilious it is also especi-
ally recommended, and in cases ofconfincd cons.a-
patton it affords speedy aud pei manent relief In
Canada, the West Indies, and Australia the Bits<s
rank above gu other medicines Of the class, and the
demand fer them in all foreign countries increases
everyseasSn.I & XH bdS llGJ
New York House 80 Cedar Street, NJ
July 11-dSw2w
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Card.
lly s-d7t&w1

fhs subscriber would take this opportunity to re-
turn to those friends, customers and correspondents
who have 50 uniformly and generously continued to
him their favors and confidence during his long
ABSENCE from active business, consequent upon con-
tnued indisposition for more than eighteen months
last past Such faEors only be duly appreciated
by one placed in similar circumstances, and trusting
that No one ofhis will ever be so situated he
makes the PRESENT andpublic acknowledgment, hop
ing that each will accept it as Individually rendered
in all sincerity. With improving health, in order TO
give greater efficiency to the business and satisfaction
to his friends and the public who may be req outing
insurance, he has united with him Mr.. Joseph H.
Coffin, who has been long and extensively known in
connection with the Eastern Express Co., and bis
son Charles II. FOye, and having largely increased
facilities for business would respectfully solicit for
the new firm the fayors and confidence of friends and
the public generally. - 'sea VIII. FoYE. +
Portland, July II, 1851. s \, rjuly1ldst
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HaIl.s Rnbber Emnorium

" at 147 Middle Street. where every variety Of Rub
ferGoods can be procured, at Manufacturers prices.
Their assortment of Rubber, Jewelry and Fancy
Goods is really magnificent. Jlig sa4 june2stf I
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EXCESSIVE YET LIBERAL MODEsTY.
IA We have received specimen sheet" of The
Round Table, the regular weekly publication
0f which is to be resumed Sept, 2d. We have
already published a long fattering notice of
! this proposed Journal, which during its brief
eexistence- short by the advance in prices
during the war-proyed SO highly creditable to
the periodical literature of the day, for, which
I'VE were silly enough tosuppose we should be
favored with an exchange. slasssa s liz Ia
The specimen sheet" before us contains a
prospectus, to which is appended the following
Note sBena' italics ours: kasIYA1
"N.B2Papers inserting the above J. announce on,
ment once aWeek for tho months, and sending
marked copies, will be entitled to an erchqnge
J0f. sic months. lt.ia 90 ~
The announcement referred to would
make nine squares in the Press and at our
regular rates of advertising would amount to
exactly $4o,50l This would entitle us to an
aerclaaiage for hall gear bas a54s rs I,ssssYss
shsT The Round Table is much smaller than our
weekly paper, and contains quite as many adj
vertisements. The price is, So wear. The
price of the Pres. weekly is 80. Difference
for six months, 81 We are modestly required
/ to give $40, so worth of advertising for this
difference! We regret that we feel compelled
Sesdeeline. It weuld be- accepting too much
condesension on the part of the metropolitan
publishers Weacoultln't tax their iberality so
severely We shall continue to live in the
shade, outside its Examinations, though we
may occasionally find a few crumbs from this
amply provided Table with which to keep our
Hdown-east9 readers from absolute intellectual
Starvation "A stray number will no doubt oc-
casionally find its way from the news-room to
our darkened sanctum. laH asnsso aaH aas
Starting on so broad a guage, with such lib
eral promises, aud with so much Inodesty
withal, we consider the success of the Round
Table assured. If il should fail it will not be
z through and illiberal use of Printers Ink
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BUY ME, TRYMEs& I'LL DO YOU GOOD.
iltI l9Dr. LGnakeu,s -Anodnne

"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 oil ages and
dangerous at this season of the year. We never adj
vertise certificates. Let it 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 it viii testify as many have
already, that Dr.. Langleys Anodyne is the greatest
discovery of the age, and must be Queen OF all Medi
cines by its great cures. Sold by dealers. Price 40
cents per bottle. & ~ .l-s .-...r .-'--....s. -
For sale in this city by H.. II. Hay, and w. r,
Phillips q Co. III .afsr5 .ia.,r june15e0ddsw3m
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m1TU ooANe sYsrnM' I'M ENGLAND.

Itmay not be generally known among our
ssders,z hat in the agricultural districts of
f4{nolanas It's customary to send young persons
- both Sexes into the fields in, droves. and
to work them under the rule of an overseer,
very much as Southern negroes used to be
worked IN the days when Christian England
INDUCED in such horror Of slavery and all con-
nected Herewith. A Clergyman writing on
this subject to the London Times, Graves per-
mission to state some facts which he says he
is prepared to prove. We quote his words !; &
81 have ascertained,
l. That IN the parish to which / refer boys
and girls Work. promisc uously in the gangs 4
2 That young persons Of both sexes are en-
ployed up to the age of IS, and sometimes
older persons Of feeble intellect. The follow
ing are the ages taken at random of some of
the children employed in gang this present
smnm@:-9, 9, 9, 16, ~, 14a2, 40.
3. That sewing work or knitting are scarcely
ever seen in the hands of girl accustomed to
gang work. t.....0r
A. That no girl who has been regularly
with gang ever likes to go to domestic ser
vice.
III s. That the gang when assembled has to
walk many miles to work-on an average six
miles out andsix miles home again.
6. That iprofane swearing is hahitual, more
common with girls than boys, and not rebuked
by the ganger, who himself does not scruple to
swear. at the gang. s1 a,ssss..., SFg5ygy e
| q I. That child tagging behind when at work
| is liable to be beaten, to make it keep up with
the rest OF the gang. f-ss0et atf e sslAs
8. That young children often dread going
out with the gang, and entreat with tears not
to be sent. To- aI MAN
9. That every Friday evening-the gang
does not work on Saturday-the boys and girls
stay behind when the ganger is gone, and en-
gage in rough and sometimes immodest play
together,u, -s.vrs.E szraxqa p
TO-: That children employed in the gang be-
come rude and disorGerly in the streets and in
the schools, and learn to think lightly of every
place Of Worship"
These facts, he says are patent and the local
press speaks strongly of them when it dares,
butts oftener kept silent by Difference to the
influence Of those who sustain and make mon
ey out of this odious system. These young
people are kept at hard labor, often in wet and
unhealthy places, for half the year and then
turned loose without any provision for the 9TH
or half. What might be expected to follow
does follow. The system proves an admirable
| apprenticeship in crime, and its ripened fruits
are found in plentiful abundance in the jails
| and police courts. lSJoN 8Jl
49,. .s.-s....
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Before leaving Gettysburg, on the occasion
Of the late celebration, the Fiftieth Pennsyt-
yania, with the band of the Fifty-sixtb Mass
rendered John Burns, the old hero of Gettys-
burg, the compliment of review and also a
serenade, much to the DISCUSS of the copper
heads In the neighborhood. as sqs s.gs
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Brighton Live Stock Market.

Pr'ces-Beef Cattle, extra, 70 a 10; First quality,
consisting of good oxen, best steers, SC, 11la12s;
Second quality, or good fair beef II Gilt; Third
quality, light young cattle, cows, &C., a. 1O-total
Mich Cows Sales at ss5 e So; Extra, s75 a 100;
Veal Ualves-$5910.
: Sheep and Lambs = Northern, Ssla54 Western,
5000 lambs 50 q 8 ~ head. g.lt ~.
Swine-Shoates wholesale, 125e114c retail, 14dl17
suckers, 22d23 Wholesale, and 23G2S retail; Fat hogs
10 010lc, live weight. " q ~ - ~
Hides-7dsc " ID; country lots, 0a6c
Tallow-Sales at 6(asc ID ".
Calf Skins-At 16a1Sc ~ fb.
Pelts-S1a92; Country lots, 75caS1 so; Sheared,
AT 25c cach Y i.8 $3.50 q fiff HleH' f
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Notice.

.tag 40 .ds3f ss83 SIS a9e1 tfal
TIE public is respectfully informed that DH.
LIeHTHILL can be consulted during ills week
at the UNIFIED STATES HOTEL on DEAFNESS,
CATAREH, and all diseases Of the EYE, EAR
and THROAT, Those affected as above should
bear in mind that medical attention should not
be deferred, as most of the uncurable cases are
the result Of procrssS nation. Z = juiy12 st
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1COLGATlyE,s HONEY SOAP,

q THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such uniyers al
demand, is made from the choicest materials, is
mild and emollient in its nature fagrantly scented
and extremely beneficial in It's ACT upon the 81 IN.
For sale By al Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
june31d1yr -. \. .-i.- s.-..f,
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no CoaE Consa,,,,o ,,....--

Coal az a. S% pr 9ssssy offers who wish
Companies Of this city, Of the same
be ss Rcu1q q Per ton whether 2O or 5oO5 pas oS
VIII redeem the shares at the sar,s - kr4esssge{ and
sald companies Stock win be worth two vesr slr o.
July 13-1av JAMES H. BAKER.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. LIGHTHfLL,

VIII be at the U. S. HOTEL, on MONDAY, July
1oth to remain until sATURDAY, July 10Th, where
he can Be consulted on DEAFNESS, CATAFkH,
and al diseases 81 EYE, EAR, aid THROAT. Par
charge from the Ear.
-Artihcial Eyes intertetf without pain. s-...-
July 3-d7t6w1t
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Below, brig Neya, ffom Cuba, with ioss RIVAL.
IsS. an" o1ner damage. having been struck ylisil-
Gld idtnS v ship Webster, Norris for Liverpo brig
NEW LONDON-Ar 10th, schs Onward. Iadlev.
Calais; Sultana Fletcher Bangor "i'' p'D'oy'
W Ss1S Yo- nth, sch Susan Taylo Lord
SOMERSET-Sld 10th, sch Adelaide. Crow sor
Norwich. - ~
FALL RIVERA 10th, sch Franklin. Allen0rm
Calais
HOLINESS HOLE--Ar 10th, sehs David crotett
Matthews, New York for Newburyport: Sol Fsncis'
CLARK, Bangor for Norwich.
Sid 9th, schs Georgiana, PhilbrOok I'm Norvnh FIR
Bangor; Saxon, Richardson, from Providence 1r do;
Union, Dennison, Machias for New York; TRing
Clendennin, Calais for do; Concord, Kennedy, from
Rockland for do; Adde Simpson, Cummir gs New
York for Boston; Union, Pendleton, do for Cuncy
Elizabeth De Hart, Lowe, do for Portland; tame
Cock, Lowe, Pawtucket for Calais; Onward, Hclley,
Calais tor New London; Q Fantauzzi, Wooster do
BosToN-Ar nth, ship BraveIaw, Hughes, Cal
eutta; barq1e Helen Mar, Knapp I'm New Orleans;
brig NJ A Benson, Smith, Monrovia; schs Tala-
mount Davis, Baltimore; Clara, Crowell BaltimsIe;
A Simpson, Cummings, New York; w KIM
coneords Plst and Es 1a o Kear RseRabI
Ar 18th, sch Brilliant, Dunbar, Bangor
it,l ship Joseph Clark, from Genoa.
ND 18th, ship America, Morse, LepreauX MI; brig
~, tnsrston, Clark, Bangor, to load tor Galveston;
MSS Nus Hammond, Paine, Philadelphia; Vandalis,
'ASSI EIiFEMn sworth; october, Williams, Bath.
AR 9th, schs Aurora Pitcher Bangor for
"SSX T ~, Ezra Matilda, Cottrell, Bangor.
Providence. M D'J S'''e' NieSot'o,' '"A
,; EAST HS 2sth sch Perkins, Lane I'm
Ga zstn, Pig oatharine Wilcox Yeaton, Wash
ingtoni sen x II Perkins, Lane New Haven
Cid 18th, barque Rainier, HAYDEN New York.
MACHIAS-Ar It'll, brig Charles wesley Ford
SearspOrt. ''
Sid 9th, brig Moonlight, Stewart, Cuba; sch Mar,
Ann. Bryant, New York. - '
BANG0R-Ar 9th, schs Parker. Ftzqerald
New York; sch William, Fletcher. Bath
Ar 10th, schs Mary Remek, Matthews and FIX.
press, Dunnell, York.
Ar 18th, sch Windward, Partridge, Turks Island.
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DIR. TIBBETS' PHYSIOLOGICAL HAIR RE-
GENERATOR, THE MOST woNDERFuI Dfscov-
cry OF THE AGE: win positively restore GRAY Hair
to its original color, whether black brown or auburn
and being delightful dressing, it imparts to Il Z,
beautiful glossy and healthy appearance 1t win also
promote growthof new hair on bald heads, where
tualfy remove all dandruf, itching and hunlors from
the scalp. 1T Is warranted to produce the above re-
suits or money refunded. - 90 * p a71s
: ~ < p TEBBETTs BROTHERS. gois.es4
a.st as 5egen aaa lProprietors, Manchester NJ H
W. w. WHIPPLE, Agent for Portland Sold by
Druggists everywhere. mayftoed ems