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Letter from an Agent Of the Maine Camp
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CRY PoINr, VA, April IA, 1855.
Dear Eve had delightful unpacking q
few days ago, and I have been endeavoring to
write to you ever since but have scarcely time
to eat or sleep. aaiTs
Mrs. Mayhem and Mrs. Sampson went to
the front last Saturday, and have been alone
at the Agency since then. The Hospitals are
filed with wounded, and surgeons and nurses
are overworked. l have dispensed about
hundred dollars worth of stores daily for the
last fortnight, and still the calls continue. We
shall need all the supplies that can be sent to
us for the next three or four weeks, and then
l trust the call will be greatly diminished, and
soon cease altogether. Our Maine troops have
suffered very heavily in all these last battles,
but thank Heaven, the lighting is over and We
are to have no more wounded men.
q Evening. The cars came filed with wounded
rebels to night, very bad cases tomorrow ths
remainder of ours will bs brought down from
the front. We shall need more wooden shirts,
drawers and socks. We also need money to
buy fresh eggs, lemons and oranges. Send all
that you can, and as fast as you can for the
next few weeks. Sheets, pillow-cases, pillows,
arm-slingsI bandages, pads, old cloth, slippers,
canned peaches, cucumber pickles, brandy,
sherry and domestic wines; those are what
we need now. =
10 o'clock P. M. Have just returned from
the bedside OF soldier with an amputated
Leg The nurses thought him dying and sent
for me. Hound him very low but not dying.
have done all could toisave him. but fear
In vain. He needed man to take special
care OF him, and after hunting through the
hospital in vain, and making several very I'M
military requests, l applied to Capt. Mayo of
the 80 Me. Battery who Immediately sent me
just snch an one as was needed, who will
watch over him day and night and attend TO
all MS wants That ward was gloomy tonight.
filed with wounded men, grooming with
pain.
am deeply thankful for our victory. bu.
my heart is heavy with the sight Of all this
suffering. Iknow that this Is the most "a
markabIe day day the world has ever seen.-
That 1t is the beginning of new era; the
lifting up OF the whole human race into
brighter and holier light. But at what price
Of agony it is purchased. We owe the soldiers
debt which can never be repaid. For our
sakes they have passed through thousand
martyrdoms. Everywhere they have suffered
and in countless ways. Let us do what we
can for them. Letus not rest until we have
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rhe Hnnar. of Indiges,ien.

You complain OF your stomach, unfortunate dy-
speptic; butought not your stomach to complain OF
your Possibly the pangs you endure are simply the
stomach's method of taking revenge upon you for
neglecting and abusing it. Perhaps you have never
made an effort to improve its condition, but on the
Other hand are continually examining 1t with I'M
wholesome and incongruous food. Have you ever
tried HOSTErTER's STOMACH BITTERs, Q
proper diet and regular mealsg The Bitters in q
week would put digestive apparatus in perfect
order, regulate the flow OF bile in accordance with
thelaws Of health and produce just so much aperi.
emit action IS would be necessary for your good; and
when you were once all right, judicious and regu.
lar dieting, with little Of the Tonic now and then,
would keep you So If you have neglected these
means of cure. don't blame your stomach for Its
rebellion. 1t merely natures hint at she wants
help hyou neglect it, the next thing may be In.
fammation, or scrrhus Cancer, or some violent and
dangerous disease. There is such a thing as being
too late in these matters. HosrErTER's BIrrxRs
will cure Dyspepsia; but Dyspepsia may engender
diseases which defy all restorstiyes.
New York House, so Cedar Street, N. Y.
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New York: 10th, barque 8 W Holbrook, Small. Fort.
land; Annie Sherwood, Padelford, Liverpool
Sid l0fh brig Fsenis Lincoln. Lord, Boston.
Ar at Trinidad 9Th inst, brig Eliza Ann, Ayres,
philadelphia; Chimborazoo, Warren. New York;
9Th, barqus Almoner, Lampher. Portland.
Ar at Havana ~ h inst. brigs katahdin. Saunders,
portland 18th, II Emery, Bradford, I'M dol Ath,
Torrent, Montgomery. do.
SID l4th. brig spartan. Dodge. Portland.
n AT At Cardenas 18Th, schs J N Heath, Williams,
AR at sagua 9Th inst, brig May Z Thompson. Lam.
phet, PORTLAND; 7th. barqus Aberdeen. Cochran. FIN
Sid TN, barque Mary Dyer, Sin mons. for New
[Per steamer Persia NJ New York;
Cid at Liverpool 9Th, Deutchisnd. sOule, for Port
Emit for lde 9Th. Excelsior. PendlstOn. for New
Adv sth, North American, las, for Portland I3th
Sid FIN Gravesend IN. Vslentia Boeworth Genoa
Ar at Queenstown 9Th, Guiding Star. sma /. for
Callao.
Ar at Deal Sta, Assyria, Delano Shields for Alex
andria T., land proceededl; Meridian, Lambert Lon
don for Cardiff land proceededl
Sid TIM Cardiff 9Th, Old Dominion, Stab, for
Ar at Hull eth, Akbar, Chase, Calcutta
Al Shields It'll, Forest tagle sleeper, for Nfork.
Ar at Rangoon Feb "a, Italia. Patton, Bristol. r
I'm I'm Enocn Benner, Benner, Akysb; 18th, Sabine,
SD Feb ls; Chase; Hamilton. for singapOre Gath,
westward do, Williams, New York
Sid I'M Akyab Feb 2J Oracle, Wood Singapore;
March l. EnroFa, Hans n, Falmouth L
Ar At st Vincent CYL. March 2. Odessa Nickels,
Sid 23d. Edith, Gilehrist. New York.
Sid I'm Cadiz 24th ult, Lucy Frances, Perry, for
Goree.
Ar at Bnencs Ayres Feb H. Catharine, Freeman.
Clyde; 23d. N A HERE. a, Havener, Glasgow.
Sid FIN Pernambuco Feb rs, w M Dodge Penny,
Buenos Ayres.
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BY TEL GRAPH



From Mobile-OficiaI Report of Rear Adn.s.
TsGcy
WEST GULF SouApRoH.
U. 8. Flagship 8tockda ., of Mobile, April 8,
SIR:-l have the honor to inform the De-
partment that on Monday, the 10Th, suDse-
quent to the capture of Fort Alexis and Span
ish Fort, detailed In my dispatch of April 9th,
the Octarora, Lieut.. Commanding w. w. Low,
and the iron-clads were enabled, in conse-
quence OF the thorough dragging OF Blakely
River, to move up the river nearly abreast OF
Spanish Fort, from which point Commander
Low with his ri1ed guns shelled with great
precision Forts Hager and Tracy, and with
such effect that both these forts were eyacuat.
ed on the evening of the 18th, and our forces
took possession, capturing few prisoners in
the adjoining marsh. The forts shall hold
until Gen. Candy can garrison them.
This morning moved with the gunboats
conveying the men of Gen. Changers force to
the west side OF Mobile Bay On arrival it
was ascertained that the enemy had evacuated
all the defences, and retreated with their gun
boats up the Alabama River.
The rebel gunboats will unquestionably be
captured in few days unless they are des-
troyed.
Gen. Granger and myself have just sent in
to Mobile formal demand to the Mayor for
unconditional surrender, which will undoubt-
eddy be accepted, as the city is now at our
mercy. The navy have already hoisted the
stars and stripes over the walls Of Fort Pinto
and Spanish River battery. We also have en-
tire possession of Choctaw Point battery and
three heavy forts below it.
Il shall place sufficient number of gunboats
directly 10 front of the city to give sufficient
protection to the loyal citizens, Of whom 1
learn there are great number.
Gen. Candy with the forces under bis imme-
date command, is at present. in Blakely.
have constant telegraphic communication with
him..
/ send this by Lieut.. Comd'g ]. H. Gillis,
whose vessel, the Milwaukee, was destroyed
by torpedo. / subsequently gave him charge
OF the naval battery on shore, with which he
rendered very effective service in Smelling Fort
Alexis and Spanish Fort. Icommend him for
zeal and gallantry.
Comd'r Crosby has BEEN untiring In freeing
Blakely River of torpedoes, having succeeded
in removing over $50, a service demanding
GOODNESS, judgment and perseverance,.
Yonr obedient servant,
.(Signed) H.R THATCHER,
la Acting Rear Admiral.
To Hon. Gideon Welles, Secretary of the
Navy. ss5
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ECIAL Otto s
To the People Of Maine.

The United States Christian Commission organizsd
and conducted by Christian men of high standing
in their respective denominations having the hearty
approval of President Lincoln, Secretaries Seward
Stanton and Wells and 1t. Gen. Grant, Vice Admit
raj Farragut and other distinguished cfsers of the
Army and Navy, has in the past three years and
half, accomplished an untold amount Of good for
soldiers and Sailors in which and BROTH
ers from Maine have been equal sharers with others
from all parts of our land. al 1 n
Its fands-ever small in proportion to the field of
labor occupied-having ever relied upon the spon-
taneous gifts of those who love God, our country
and its defendeTs-never having been sweled by the
contribu ion of million at time-are entirely
exhausted. sfa,B faa
The Delegates of the Commission are now daily
meeting hundreds Of cur poor sick Starved, return
ed prisoners, at Aiken's Landing tenderly supplying
al their wants and accompanying and nursing them
on their way home.
This work, with the constant movements Of the
various armies, gives astive employment to nearly
three hundred unpaid Delegates. i-s18
With the first general battle thatms occur at any
moment, very large outlay for battlefield stores
will be required; and unt IS the present urgent call
is promptly 0ad generously met, the men who shall
fight these battles. under Grant and sherman, and
achieve for the final victory, will be without the
sympathy and mnistrations of the Delegates of the
Christian Commission. shallths "God bless you"
OF the soldier, "ready to PERISH, who is saved by
aid we send, be ourss a. saias
With this statement Of Its organization and stand
ing the work 1t is now doing. and its immediate
wants, we most earnestly and heartily commend to
the peop, of Maine this liberal and Matt nal Assoc
citation as a most fic.ent and economical medium
for their contributions to the so disrs and sailors
Let us who are at homs, enjoying the blessings Of
peace and comfort. not forget those who have been
and are now purchasing these privileges for us at
the risk Of their lives and though we may not be
able personally to minister to their wants. let our
contributions, carried TO them by Christian men, tes
tfy to our interest in their behalf The pros
poet is, that there viii be hort but terrible conflict
before our armies will be triumphant. It may be our
brothers and will be engaged in it. Let us give
then literally to this noble charity. not only from
love to our friends, who exposed to suffering ana
death, but also from love 20 our country and the
cause of humanity. oais'As
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MARRIED.

In this city. April TO- by Rev sami Roy, Albert L
tn city. ssa
French, Jr, and Miss Harriet J Edgecomb. both Of
Portland fHt
In Portsmouth. April 20, Solomon Cushman and
Miss Sarah b Hamilton both Of North Yarmouth.
In Bath. April H. A N Dudley and Miss Charlotte
IL McKenney.
In Gardiner. April H. George Herman and
Anna Winslow. lttt
In Augusta. April TO- John Chase and Mary
Worthley.
A Packard. ss
At Columbia Falls. Aprii g. Joseph M Tfbbetts, of
C, and Josephine A Hammond, of Franklia.
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DIED..

In this city April 10. Frank Olcott, infant SON Of
Chas and Abbie Brown ~. Z
In this city, April 10, of consumption. Frank w,
10 days. 3
At Hampton Hospital Va. Oct II. Walter Coffin,
aged "A years-member sth Me Reg
In Gardiner, April 1s Florence eldest daughter Of
the late Jos Smith. aged 20 years.
In Augusta, April 49, Mrs Catharine Wilson, aged
40 years.
In Winthrsp D, April II. Mrs Mary A, wife of Rufus
A King, aged 81 years 10 months Isl
In Gardiner. March 10, Mrs Ellen A, wife OF Jesse
Reed aged FL years. std asan11 lga7s 7 81 :
In Gardiner, April H. Mn Frances wife of James
Elwe aged 60 years; also Mrs Sarah wife Of Elisha
James, Jr, aged SO years. E- r4fk -
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TREASURY DEPARrMEr,


Washington, April 18th, 18d5
WHEREAS, By satisfactory. evideuca pressntsd
that The Merchanfs' A dtiondl Bane T PortLasd."
In the City Of Portland, In the County OF Cumber-
undsr aud according to the requirements OF the Act
OF Congress entitled can Actto provioe a National
currency, scored by pledge Uriied States
Bonds. and to provide for the circulation ana re-
demption thereof" approved June 3, 1894 and has
complied with all the provis n Of said ct equred
to be complied with before commencing the basi-
mesa of Ba king under SAID Act:
Now. therefore, l. Freeman Clark Com-troler OF
the Currency. do heraby eertifs that ana Mer-
chants NastoRdl Bank ef Porffdnd'' In the civ Of
Portland in the County # Cambor, and and 81 t.
Of Maine is authorized to CONNIE ace the business Of
Banking under the Act aforesaid
In est mony whereof. witness nv hand sand saaI
OF nee this seventeen h day Of Anvil, 1855.
tL.s.l +. CLARKE.
80. Comptroller OF the currency
NO AV1s. ap22 I'm
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PORT AND
Photographic Gallery
ALoNZO 8. DAVIS, Proprietor,
80 Middle ST.. Portland, Me.
Copying done In the best manner dec29tf
HtIton's Insolub,e Cement,

For wood, leather, crockery, and other substances
is the best aid to economy that the housekeeper can
have IL Is in liquid FORM and insoluble in water or
oil. 1t will achereoily substances cempletely. Two
ounce BOTTLE with brush family packagel as cents
each. Sold everywhere. w
HILTON BROS. & Co.. Proprietors. Providence,
r. l. On receipt Of 50 cents. family package win
be sent oy mail. IAii1Br h feb7d8m
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JEVVEERY.

Send me One Dottar by mail and viii send YOU
any ofthe following Gid Plated Articlss--Set OF
adies' Jewelry, Long Chain. Locket, Neck Chain.
Ring, Vest Chain, Bracelet, Gents Chain Pin. Set
of Buttons, Set of Jet Hoops, Belt Buckle. Belt
Pin Also will send good Hunting Cased Silver
Plated Watch and Chain for SIS. wn
ADDRESS, DRESSER'S Dollar store Portland -.
me- BOX 1S%s sa .-f-5. mar9d2m*
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TIE VERY THING FOR THE TIMEs.-ff there is
one thing more than another that comes in good
time just now. 1t is the Family Dye CoIors of BOW
& Stevens. The use will save the necess for pur
oh sing many q garment, the more particularly
old things may be made 10 look good "a new
There dyes include some thirty more colors, are
entlrely rsnaDle, aou can De US q WIN sne smanes.
as the result IL very certain. They can be used on
all sorts Of fabrics and when coloored will neither
crack, smut, rub OF or fade. The demand for them
is immense and their use almost universal. apl5dlw
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PRIoRs-Beef Cattte-Extra Sl6 GIT y ID; first
quality, consisting of good oxen, best steers, sc, at
10 g Is; second quality, good fair beef, IA @l5;
third quality, light young cattle, IL @ l3 Poorest
grades, 10 @ll-on the total weight of hide tallow,
and beef. -.---.-
Working Oren-From $50 to 300; handy steers,
800 to $50; according to value IS beef. ii7ft
Cows-Ordinary from $40 to 20; Extra from 1856
to 80; Farrow, 60, $30G40
Sheep and azsbs : Sheared, 3J(94c per lb; I'm.
sheared, 7@l24 per Id; extra cossets, 130I4. ft&
VsGJ Ca ves-From ~ 10 20 per head VAse
Sssine-Fat hogs, IL goo o; Shoats, Is 0414c, live
weight.
car Skins from II to 2oc perl ID. H.lH
Pelts GOOSE SO; country lots, 81 25@l 30. 75iN
Hides-6@9c ~ ID. hre
Talt0W-801lc #4
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Voice Of the Rebel Prisoners.

While the rebel leaders deserve and are Ike
to receive just recompense for their treason
and iniquity, the common people and the COM
mon soldiery have little Of their feeling. and
will be held accountable for none of their sins.
As an Indication Of the spirit Of the rebel sol
diers, we copy the following recent dispatch
from Washington:
"on Monday the rebel prisoners at Point
Lookout, through their sergeants Of divisions,
"a as non resolutions representing the voice Of
horrence OF the assassination az the Iafe Presi-
dent and their warm sympathy with his dis
tressed family. The resolutions were IN he
sent to the War Department through General
Barnes, the commandant at Point Lookout.
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NEW YORK, April 81.
The Herald's Paris correspondent says Max
imilian's Minister in London has resig ed, de-
claring that he is satisfied the Mexican En-
pire is collapsing, and that Macmillan will
sood abdicate and return to Austria, being
completely disappointed in his two most i'm
portant expectations, the recognition by the
United States, and the support OF the Pope
and Mexican clergy. As q confirmation Of
this report, it is stated that Macmillan has
retracted the renunciation of his family rights
to the throne Of Austria, made before leaving
Europe. ,4.s.-a M
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THIS celebrated Toilet eoap. In such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials
Is mild and emollisnt in its nature fragrantly
scented and extremely beneficial in its act upon
the skin. For Sale By ou Drnggssss and Famsy
Goods Dealers s janSld1yT.
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THE HONEST OLD MED1o1NEI

N. H. Downs Balsamic Elixir, for Coughs. Colds
Wnooping Cough, and all diseases ofths taroat,
chest and lungs,
See circulars Tor certificates from Hon. Paul Dill
linghim, Ho !. Bates Turner, late Judge OF he SUI
preme Court of Vermont; Dr.. j. b. Woodward,
Surgeon for the Vermont Militia. Z
Sold by all dealers in NJ sdicines. John r Henry
Waterbury, VT, Proprietor.
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City OF Portland.

Arril Plat, 1855
SEALkD Proposals. viii be received &C the ofi.e,
~ ofthe Civil Engineer 70 cousruc ipg a common
sewer On Fore street. from foot OF Hancock str1 OF 10
point near the Portland Co = Worss, until Satur-
day. April 20 h. Mt l2 O'Clock NJ
Sp cincetions for he same may DO seen At the
emce Of The Citv EDgsaeer. The oommit'ee on
ana sewers reserve tho rishto reject ans or
all proposa not doomed 70 the in crest Of the CITY,
Per ord,r committee
EDMUND PAINNEY,
Argus and Courier CODY
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THING OF BEAUTY Is A JoV FOREVER.
Those who desire brllliancy o. compl sxion, must
purify and enrich the bio d ,wn ch HELMB0LD's ooE-
oEETRATED sARsAPARILLA invariably does. Rec.
olleect it Is no patent medicine ask .or Hembold's
Take no other.
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1t 10 TO be hoped that we are to have speedy
peace, but our soldiers viii for long time need the
kind efices which this commission offers; the sick.
wounded and poor will claim our p mpatby snd help
Contributions in stores or money can be sent to
THos. Il HAYES, Portland, Me- ITO Middle st.
CYRUS STURDIvAEr,ss - 90 Commercial St.
CHAs, DOUGLAS and G. II. PALMER, Bath.
T. G. sTIoKHEY, Bangor.
ap19i&wlw ST.. BOWLER. Agent.
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NEW YORK, April 81.
The Herald's correspondence says the parol
ing Of Lees lats army was completed on the
18th inst. The official report Puts the num-
Der of men at 20, lis and 159 pieces of artil-
lery, 81 stands OF colors. 1928 stand Of small
arms, HOO wagons, caissons, &C., and 1000
horses and mules. a-
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Helmbold's Concentrated Extract Bucbu
Is the great Diuretic
HELMBoLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sARsAPA-
RILLA
Is the Great Blood Purifier.
Both are prepared according to rules of Pharmacy
and Chemistry, and are the active that can be
made.
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WHY INJURE THE COMPLEXION BY POWDERS
AND WASHES which choke or q uD the pores of the
skim and in short time leave il harsh AID dryy 1t
10 the blood, and If you want smooth and soft skin
use HRLMBoLD's EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA. 1t
removes black spots pmples and all eruptions ofthe
skin. aNe4 VI
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New YORK, April 81.
The steamer Sueva NADIA, with Hon. Henry
board, arrived from Hilton Head this morn
ing. sas.i
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HKLMBoLD's EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA cleanses
and renovates the blood pures instiis the vgpr of
health int the system, and purges out the humors
that make disease.
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BEWARE OF CoUNTERBKIrs AND UNPRINOIPLBD
DRALERs endeayoring to dispose of their own and
other preparations, on the reputation attained by
HELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
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To PURIFY ENRIcH THE BLOOD, AND BKAUTIyY
the complexion, use HRLMBoLD's HIGHLY CoNoEN-
TRArED FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA One bot
tie equals instreng gallon Of the syrup or De-
COTTON. E 5eM
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Traces of Booth.

PAMAQUA, Pa, April Fl.
Booth has not been arrested, but has been
traced as far as Pamaqua. The man arrested
has been discharged.
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CARDENAs. Brig Martha Washington 500
hhds molasses A tres do, to B Brown Sons; s
bbls do. trc do. 2 bbls sugar, to master.
HARRINGTON Ms. sch Arouse qtls nsh, IL
Dales rags box eggs, to master.
xndLLsBORo NIB. Sch VOlga ~ lSs tons COAL to
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DIR. LANGLEY'S odte
r DOT AND HERB BITTERs

The Great Blood Purifier; the best Health Restor-
er, and the most perfect Spring and Summer Medi-
cls'e ever used
Thev effsctually cure JauRdice, Dyspepsia, Liver
and Bilious Complaints, General Debility, and all
kind ed diseases. ft+ ". i
They cleanse the system. regulate the bowels, re-
store the Appetite drive out all humors purify the
blood and strengthen, invigorate build up, and re-
store to heal and soundness. both body and mind
all who use them. Price 25 so. and rs cts PER bot
tie. Sold by al dealers in medicine. GEORGE c.
GOODWIN & Co., 3S Hanover St., Boston.
tiI mchl8ld4m
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x. schooner Ida L. Howasd. 149 ,ona AID
mn mmeasutement-7 year, old-hui,t at Ne
INN george, Maine; vcil found ana in cd
SA& order Apc,y 20 -- wv
sssSdiS. DYER PIERCE,
1863 Fore st.
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Nor A FEW OF rHE WORST DISORDERS that af-
aict mankind arise from corruptions Of the blood
HELMBoLD EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA is RENEE
dy oftne utmost value
III mar2odsm
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ET DR.. Carruthers' funeral Grafton. deliver
ed in the City Hall on Wednesday last, will be
found on tho FIRST page, Il
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s In view of the pressing needs at City Point
we are compelled to ask that contribution
should be taken in the several churches on
Sunday 23d, for the Ne. Camp Hospital Asso-
citation. Per Order,
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Eastern Packet COmDnnv.

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49, Schr Iko. Capt Royal Is now rec living
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