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DIR. BICKNELLiS VEGETABLE DYSENTERY
SYRUP, contains opate or mineral substance
Very pleasant to the tase mild in its effect yet sure,
safe and reliable, and is Warranted to cure Dysen-
terry, Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus, Summer Complaint,
Pain OF Cramp in Stomach Bowels. tits the finest
medicine for children as well as grown persons ever
Offered the public, Try i'll Mcclure no nay.
Preparedonly by EDWARD SUTTON, Providence
R. H. For sale by Druggists generally.
juiy17dtSw2m ii. II: HAY, Agent for Maine.
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MARRIED..

In Mt Vernon, Aug G, George NJ Park of Dixfield
and Isaiore A Hawes, Of Readfield 'iiil
In Bath, Aug e. Ferdinand Haven and Sarah E
Sheldon, both of Wiscasset. s,s + II .rlaf,i.r i
In Bath, Aug %, Isaac Oney and Miss Maria
Sewall. -f 3ll ~ f4A ~
In Bildetord. Aug al, William A Foss and Lizzie
B Tarbox. f.reFt.a,sf sft,a'-9 ftg y ID
In Brunswick, Aug %, Robert n Hunter and Mary
A Thompson. llA
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KETTBLLs HISTORY OF THE GREAT
n REBELLION. ~


We have received from the publisher, Mr..
L. Stebbns Of Hartford, Conn, advance sheets
of this new work, now in process of rapid prep
aration. 1t is to be issued early in Septem
Der, and fronts the pen of Thomas P. Kettell,
Esq, late editor of the .Afany and Mary
Journal, and author of eighty Years Pro-
gress of the United States" The work, which
is to be comprized ia single volume of 800
closely printed octave pages, illustrated with
numerous steel engravings and plate maps,
will give little space to theories and political
and philosophical dispositions, but will aim
to present in a concise and luminous manner
the eUents OF the great struggle just past, the
facts and figures which are the basis on which
theories and PHILOSOPHERS are built. BY strict
adherence to this plan the author is enabled to
put MS work into much more compact form
than any who have preceded him In this field,
and also to furnishit at materially lower rate.
1t will be found to contain as full and complete
history of the war as any of the leading two
volume works sold at double its price. It's
style is pleasant and graphic, and it can hard
ly fail to be popular
The work is sold only by agents, for whose
terms we refer the reader to advertisements
in this paper headed .areat chance for
Agents" .sek sq &
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[Fson. the U. s. Insurance Gasetts.l
New York Life Insurance Comply,
Annual Report for January 1, 1866.


laa4 700
~ Our readers nave long slnee become acquainted
been made somewhat familiar with the character Of
& ho .o,d,,ct its af3a;,s 70 ,,a,u.....
s1e - -. -. ~. Il. . :, 1870 1oai-
nasn did no mort ior ene profession than this, its
services are surely worth all that they cost For We
-, f,or oil that has haar so;d -, ,.. II !, :
nV.' - =. j IL 800. I. -. "Ai'son Oh Inc
subject, ma. , = 'no men VINO make the Company
astrous. according to the shoning o t,s os = US
90 y. .'o "ot Aii'en
stitutions knowledge of the men. tbarafra ,,;,as
- ~, INSIGHT nto tho xvork;n ,s - e'oS
agement of the Company. A large can;tol With
handsome surplus, may do something for n F;ra In
surance Company to help it along b,,t a ne oss.5
must ever depend upon the men and the t,,o
adopt to secure to its polcyholders protecton
disaster and ruin in the future Hence tha
Al vigilance and SUPERVISION exarc,sad h
ais over our Life Insurance Comnanv,s o,erato,,.
In this connection we are nleased IN sa,, tho. a.
6eers Of the New York Iif are wei, r,ed ~,
rienced underwriters. and If any of tho o,;o,,a,,
ars are unacouantad with .,a,, ~.
;consult tbe le Of this i - o'-' y
4 ~. asfsl- a7e1 sTi- III '''e'- oa''OS
the amo,,,,t osassats lila !, Iiese sn
1, 1854, SAGA. as7 %
Amount An q premiums, endowments, AN
3 accrned ann inoi ln5erest received AID
gold etc., etc., during the wear 1854. 172es1i II
H., ss3A GA
:, - -es.s' a. q ~ laI S4SSS,s 49 %
c1nSins no;d curing the year 1854 in
Wi ON deposit for minors. for redeImp- rslr1
ton q dividends, annuites, and aia3 '7a
printing comm as Sancel e5Ips policies,
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i Gross assets for the year, $s,65s,755 50
Lasl year the assets on january 1854, 2sSs5s7 50
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FOREIGN PORTS.


AT H Hayre 10th inst, ship Mercury Stetson fr
Ar at Callao 10th ult, ship wlB Dinsmore Fos.or
Chnchas, land sailed for Germany; 18th Ell Dorado
Sweetser do land sailed 10th for Eneiandl 21sf
contest Mudget, dO land sid ed for Spainl: Chapin
Hail. do land sailed oath tor Germany; 22d Thomas
Lore, FfeDle, do, land sailed 29th for Spain.l
In port 18th, ships II Wright Park for Mel
Cork T9a 81 'fC--7 80 ' '
AT at Barbaboes 9th ult sch Dearborn, HERMAN
!, Ar at Guantanamo asth uIt, barque G W Roosevelt
Ar at CienfuegOs 18th inst brig prota,s M.hnray
SID 7th, brig Tempest Wilson, Boston,
AT az 90 9th inst, brig Urana, Bruce Baltimore
Sia 5th Darque La Oguena, New York b 7
Az havana 18th inst, barque Queen Nab lBrl
Bartlett, Portland, taken up at 81 Is per box Chas
Edwin, Brooks, tor Philadelphia; brirs w II Harris
Gard, Tor Philadelphia, ldg; Haidee fBrl Davidson
for Portland; Violet, Oxnard, for do - III'- =
SID 9th, barque Henry Lord Bibber Boston.
~ Matanzas 18th inst, barques SpeedweI, Dixon,
and = b Hamilton, Adie, for Boston, ldg; Welkin,
blanchard for Cork, dol brig Rio Grande, Will
Ar At Cardenas 9Th inst brigs Caroline Eddy, Kent
New York.
:, Ar at Cow Bay cB 18th inst, barque Holbrook,
Brown, New York. $3.50 500 T.l.ii
In port 10th inst, barque winslow, Nichols, for
New York. T.......r r...
in4 at a9a SPOKEN.
Aug lat As, lon IS, ship vflafanca, Anderson,
from London for New York. rll" fiL
Aug Is, lat % 49, lon 10 49, passed brig Star o.
Faith, from Mobile for New York, II days out.
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NoTIcE TO SUBscRrBERs.--NGr. r. Tracy
our agent will visit Sagadahoc County during
the present month for the purpose of collect
ing dues and receiving subscriptions, d&y
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barques Osnlanli, Harper, Syrnrna: Fannie. Carver
PhLlade y brig Hattie Eaton Murray Demerara
Freeman, do; Florida, Kelley New YORK. Jer,,sfys
Baker, Barbcriek, Portland ' iuSlo
GLOUCEsTERzAr 2sd, sehs Philanfhropist. Ho-
Brown. and Vest s snCerSon New York; Antelope
Eizabe.hport. - ~0"~"' "rOFer,
Ar 24th, sehs Jasper, Poland; Webhannet. Dun-
IN, anu Mslrose, smith Bangor; Martha Crediford
BANGOR-Ar 10Th, scbs Rienzi, Crockett PORT
land; Eliza Ann, Condor, Boston. Aoi'-
Portland. --''''ii, HVin
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COLGATE,S HONEY SOAP!

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand is made from the choicest materials, Is
mild and emoIlient in its nature, agrantly scented,
and extremely beneficial in its act upon the 81 in
For sale By all Druggists and Fancy Goods Deaters
june31d1yr ak AZ
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gS~Ife keene, N. H. city charter was rejec-
ted at the legal meetings held ON Saturday. by
vote Of 2a1 in favor of adopting to ali op-
posed.
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JOGGINS Ms. Sch Star Of the Sea : 10 tons
grindstones, 5 cords wood, bbis she'd, to Thomas
Weston.
DIGBY Ms. Sch r Haines 80 cords wood $50
qtls fish, 162 bbs herring, bbls OIL bbls herring
4 Randall. iFF''s L W. NJ w
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WGnted---Agents.

ADDE'S or Gentlemen 10 canvass for soroa az ,hs
~, ~ best steel Engravings and Books ever offered 70
s r,Ie chs A. Al seeking profitable employment
making 0"1' Agents are
$3.50 10 5000 Per Month.
For terms and territory, address at once with
swamp VIM. GRACE q CO..
=. Aroo.. 90 T. o. Box 1882, Portland, Me-
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am aar IMPORTANT SALE .a
Timber Limits, Saw Mills
1 asao6 Real Estate AZ

THE TRUSTEES of the ESTATE of the late
JOHN EGAN, Esq, deceased, with view Of
ing establishments in Canada) have determined 10 of
fer by PUBLIC AUCTION in the CITY OF OTTA-
WA, on WEDNESDAY, the Goth SEPTEMBER
LIMITS, comprising some
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ANOTHER small planet has just been dis
covered by NJ Ann bal de Gasparis. 1t is of
the tenth magnitude This raises the number
of discovered planets belonging to our solar
system to eighty-three,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Excursion.

The members and invited friends of the Gymnas-
tic Union will make their Island Excursion on WE'D
NESDAY, Both inst, Cf pleasantly leaving in the
steamer GAzELLE, at o'clock.
~ TICKETS to be had at the Wharf at that
time.
'''A'' PER ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
Portland, Aug. %, 1866. FEN fff1i
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T.. S. WORMELL,
p H O L O CT r. a p H E II {,
No. 90 Middle street, Portland.

e3r- CARD Photographs at THREE DOLLARS
PER DozEN,-the BEST in the City. :. >
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sPECIAL NOTICES.
IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS!
a New Discose,y Ia Ph0tO0r0ptsy!

a Net0 Discoseiy tss Ph0tO0f@LksJ!
The subscriber would clll public attention TO a
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Which is superior to anything ever before miro
duced Its advantages being 20 produce clear pic
ture, with more brilliancy Of tone and less liable to
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For Copying and Enlargng pictures this process is
particularly adapted j bJJ NJ
Persons can obtain better picture for the same
price than by the old process.
Exhibition Rooms open at all hours Of the day
The public are invited 70 call and examine speci-
mems.
'ssssssAN slse5 GEORGE M. H0WES
TEMPLE OF ART, 112 MIDDLE STREET.
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M A,R1IN.E N EWS
PORT oFePoRrLA ND.

Saturday, August 90.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Forest City, Donavan, Boston.
Sch Star Of the Sea, lBrl Tower, Joggins Ms.
Sch Raynes, (Brl Brown, Digby Ms. rr
Sch Hattie Ross, Poland PHILADELPHIA
Sch w Ii Mitchell, Cole PHILADELPHIA ,.,,, ",
Sch Connecticut, earle, Elixabethport s,.
Sch Cameo, Elwell Elizabethport.
Sch Leader. Doane, Elizabethport.
Sch Bramhall, Sawyer Boston. tr 4 q rrs {
Sch Olive Branch, Reed, Boston. --4-
Sch Jerusha Baker, Barberick Boston.
Sch Sarah Harris, Huntley Maehias, ~
Sch Preference, Thurston, fremont,
Sch Egret Benjamin, Isleshdro.
CLEARED. tlNa ,luHiraL
Steamer Franconia, Sherwood, New York-Emery
& Fox. 81 NCf vi E@H
Barque Lille M, Clark, Pictou NS-master.
Brig Hattie Emery, Palmer, Hayana-Isaac L
Came.
Sch Aurora, (Brl Paysen, Westport NS--master
Sch Thos Dickson, tBrl Macomber, Windsor Ms
master.
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THY leaf has persisted in the green,
And, While We breath be heath (ne sun.
The world which credits waa5 is done
Is cold to all that might have been.
SO here shall silence guard thy fame;
BUT somewhere, out Of nlinan view,
Mhate'er thy hands are SCI to do
Is wrought with tumult OF acclaim"
August 18th. 81
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UNION NOMINATIONS.

Election Monday, september l1,h, 1866.
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Tie da,ly ,swe Of the Press lq,gu Than tie con-
neg egeulanon Of all Tie Other dalles ~ tie eiiy.
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Sch Quickstep, Richardson, at New York from Lin
gan CB, reports 24th inst, at 10 AM, off Sandy Hook
was run into by schr Constellation, from Savannah
for New York, cmrying away mainmast, fore rigging
and bboom, and stove In port bulwarks and stanch-
ions from knight head to fore rigging.
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FOR GOVERNOR,
SAMUEL Col ~ z
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Terms SIS, 90 per gear IN aGsamce.
rg- Reading Matter on all Four Pages.
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Movements OF Ocenn steamers.
PASSENGERS Arrived.

In .,esm., 10 Ocean Quesn from AspnwalA C. Munson.
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The sad tragedy ha stirred our country to Ter innot
soul and stout men weep II the los their OWL
May God bring great good out Of tAis seeming evli
Would you insert thi, address in your columnsi We
wish 70 mingio our sorrow with yours; and we 70
recently rejoiccd with yoa when you rejoiccd at the
glad idngs from Virginia, we claim to mourn
with you in this tho day Of your sudden and terrible
calamity.
am. dear SIR. your obedlent servant.
JAMES SECrAIR.
No. 90 Uaion.sl, Glassop, April %. leo.
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No. 90 Union.st, Glasgor. April %. leo.
To Hs EaetIl.ney ANDREW JOHNSON. Prudent Of The
United S'aies OF Asssvfc1.

To His E4eeIleney ANDREW JOHNSON. Prudent Of me
United Safes OF Amerfco.
tcn Society OF Glasgow desire to express thro 81 you
TO the grea nation Of which you chief pro-
found for the loss has sustained through the
cruel and atroco1s assassination OF Abraham Linooln
and our utter detestation and adherence VI the foul
deed which has brought this calamity npon your people
We mourn with your nation, for xe have long re7eT'
cnced Abraham Lincoln as great and good man, dis-
charging the solemn duties entrusted to him not only
with high ability but with purity Of purpose and sim
pcity Of heart and ever seeking righteous en- through
honorable means.
Called to power In the direst crisis Of your national
history no has proved 10 the world that high prncplea
integrity Ia practical wisdom. and that the gravcst d
Gcuiiles TIE Affairs Of nations best mastered by
the spirit Of simplest noblcnos.
We wcnd also ask your e. celency to convey our sor
rowing sympathy to Mrs Lcon. ard assure her o. cur
pray that the Everlasting rn may DC o1tsretcteQ
TO urlif end give her srene IN her terrible pereavc
nent and the tender mercy 4 our Father In Heaven
minister the peace which pa..eth understanding.
We would fur ther beg our ExceDeDcy - express
TO NJ Seward cur indignant horror at the vile blows
inflicted hiia by an essassins nand, aud our ear
nest and hearty hope that he soon be stored 10
his accustomed place the Councils OF your Govern
inert. . :,
We believe Sir that the universal indignation excited
by these CRIMES which havo disgraced humanity VIA
bind closely nation to yours and tha' go
only utter the feeling Of the aroused 1sart OF the mass
OF our people when pray that those benctce,; lsu
poses Of Abraham Lincoln (Which he expressed VI on
the day OF his death his last legacy 10 his eouvty
mem may have their happy and abundant fuh'meat IN
peace which shall conciade war with mercy, and
while securing freedom for these heretofore held IN
bondage, shall unto all sections and parties In one
nation who prosperous future will be the best monu
ment TO the nory Of the great ruler over whose sad
grave mourn with q common sCrroy.
Signed in behalf Of the Soco'yby
JAMS SAITH, Chairman
JAM SE;C.AIR Secretary.
GlasSor. April 90. 1865.
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ADVERTISEMENT
ROCKWELL 4 HuRLBURT-FRBk EXHIBITION.

or traces b. A. H. RcOK~sIL on pabo.s Assocsiio
Track Eishthae, between One and forty fourth
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SATURDAY May 10 and 20 ioccck p m Thu Is feat Of
horsensrshp that truly wonderful sad has never been
raoasd In this any other country. Hears T. H. the
strnstofs Of pacs and approved system OF teaching and
ed1csdng the horse under which tiers h ara can De shown
bet or ests than uader any and ell others Ct e combined
world Have now In press, their system OF ednss',ns tho
horse his way Of receiving insructor' cofou'y iiusus
ted and practically explained.
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In bark Atalanta from Brrmen-T Ahreu. r. Ahr-ns 3.
Ahrrns Ahreus, Miss Sophia hhrens Lydeo HWostss
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nle1ital.

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csnnot helm remarking the absence from the above
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RROM SCOTLAND.

A Letter Of Coincidence from tho Ginsxsw
Union and Emancipation Society.
To the Editor of The NJ T. Tribune
SIR: inclose you an address (agreed to at
meeting Of the Union and Emancipation society OF
Glasgow 10 President johnson, expressive OF our nor
and Indignation at the awful deed by whion your
great nation las been 20 cruelty deprived OF wso'
bsnehoent and great ruler, and our deep sofrow ~
the great loss your country has sustained In tho des'n
Of the good Abraham Lincoln.
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Weekly Rrpert OF Death.

In the City Of New York. from the eth dsy Of Nay to the
18th day Of Nay, 1855
Men. Iii women. l6; boys. liG; girls Ill total >oo
sdult1 23J children 21T; males 23J; iemsles 24; col
cred persons. 10.