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rIha Reuolt m !ther ,eb,.a.,o,,,, !

The new revolt in the Lebanon is not, as be-
FORE a war between the Drpses and the Chris
tians, but an armed opposition of the Christian
tribes of the Mountain to the Turkish Govern
meut, as represented and conducted by q Chris
titan ruler, Daoud Pacha, The leader of the
rebellion is Joseph Karom, Maronite Chris
tan, chief of the village of Alden, near the
Cedars, and it is said that the whole Maronite
population of the Mountain numbering two
hundred thousand persons, and the strongest
sect of the district-sympathize with the move
ment. . ,I.,.l session. .,,..
The sudden imposition of heavy taxes upon
the mountaineers is assigned as the reason for
the outbreak; the chief grievance being the
tobacco tax. Formerly, every Emir or Sheik,
or peasant, was free to cultivate as much of the
weed as he liked; and unless he took his prod
uce into one of the towns on the plains, he paid
no duty for what he grew. He was, moreover,
at perfect liberty to barter and sell tobacco
anywhere or to any one within the Lebanon
district, and no duty was demanded nor aues-
tious asked. All this has been changed. The
custom duties upon tobacco are now four times
what they were a few years ago, and they are
enforced with the utmost severity, even upon a
few pounds of tobacco being taken from one
village to another. lH- tu.f ttfy tir..t...fr ,,.
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ssZaasXftEAgf.H --gaas HTllrxaEt
MHTONIAN TABLEAUX.-DeeringH Hall was
well filed last evening No exhibition has
ever visited us that gives such general salts
faction. We regret that previous engagements
compel the proprietor to, leave. the city just at
this time, as the Tabfeaux are growing in pop
ularity, and affording such an intellectual
feast, with thoughts from Milsol's beautiful o
poem of Paradise Lost.
Z. 1t will repay any of our readers to visit and
study this work of art, and compare it with
the ideas they have formed of the scenes des-
eribed by Milton, and, In the end, we assure
them they viii not regret the Investment of
the fairly nominal sum charged for an admis
sion. ~--''-'1 4 O -. ''A'-- -- Sal w
An entertainment for ladies and children
will be given this afternoon, when children
will be admitted for ten cents. Parents will
do well to have their little ones attend this
chaste, attractive and pleasing exhibition, and r
have impressed upon their youthful minds the
solemn and sublime truths Of mans disobedi-
ence and fall, and Gods omnipotence.
This evening win positively close the Tab
leaux in this city.
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sUnion Republican Nominations.

The Ward Meetings held last evening by
the Union Republicans, for the purpose OF
nominating candidates to be supported at the
Municipal Election next Monday, were more
largely attended than they have been for
years, and the best feeling prevailed The OBJ
ject seemed to be to secure the nomination of
men who would faithfully attend to theird u-
ties. and who would look to the interests Of
the city. The nominations were made by bal
lot, and were subsequently made unanimous
in each Of the Wards. ------'-'-
The following are the nominations: l,le3 pm
Ward L. Alderman, Thomas s.. jack
COunciimen, John j.. Gerrish, Joseph S. York,
James w. Bracket, Peaks Island
Warden, Robert r. Perkins. Clerk, Bobert :
!. Hull. Constables, William Foster, William
A. Charlton. '''iS'i'H ~ sl'''
Ward 2.-Alderman, Stephen Whitiemore.
Couneilmen, Charles M, Rice, Daniel w. Fes- a.
senaen, Samuel III. Colesworthy. ..,.I ~ -, a. ~
xy warden, Arthur NJ Small Clerk, William,
weeks weeks. eonstables, +. b. Barr, Charles H..
Ward a Alderman, Charles Holden, -
Councilmen, Daniel Piummer, Jonathan r. .
Mathews, Augustus D Mari ps i3l 20 & i.a
warden, Samuel X. Leavitt Clerk, Henry
X Hnkiey: Constables, James II. Berrick,,I
Thomas Wides. NtAin iti1 asfE. red ff.ltui g.
Ward 4.-Aldernaann,,s a. P. Morgan - Coun- Z
cilmen, Charles A. ellison, Joseph Bradford,
William G. Robinson. isys q ,3ElrIIAq hot -
Warden, M. A. Blanchard Clerk, John L..
Shaw. Constables, James s. Gould, George
L. ngraham.
Ward 5-Aldeman, Edmund PhinneY.-
| Councilmen, Augustus ~ Fuller, W illiah Gray,
Wentworth P. Files.
Warden, Nathaniel Walker Clerk, George
s. Nutting. Constables, Adam W. Barbour,
Archibald Montgomery. -,
In this ward the following preamble and
resolution were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, The opinion that obtains that party usage
demands the denomination Of pubic officers alter the
exprat on OF the term for which they boon elect
cd, Is preJudical to the public Interest," and often
places voters under embarrassment, of seeming to
disregard the feelings and rights Of others; there
| fore, - " FGVtSE
Resolved, That the Republicans Of Ward g. In the
election of officers far from giving pledges 10 re-
elect them, expressly declare that they tale them o
trial, with Unrestricted right to take others In their
stead Ii deemed expedient.e VASIHgIfA "a
Ward 6.-Alderman, William l.. Southland.
Councimen, Edward p. Gerrih, Charles Sta
| piles, Jr., Charles r. Milken.i 81 e...,..
Warden, N. G. Cummings. Clerk, +. A.
Gerrish. Constables, Jonathan Meserve, Oil
1 yer ID. Davis Y tp&sA,A a. - VNtat, .
Ward 7.-->Allerman, Ambrose sGiddings,
Councilmer, F.W. Clark, VIM. II. Phillips,
| Charles Chase. .ltl,a J., tt..f,.., s,,t.fa,,
| Warden, +. e. Pray Clerk, J. j. W. Reeves.
Constables, A. L. Taylor, Henry Gallison. fo
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Delegates to Nominate a Candidate for
, Mayor z 80

Wadl.--Wiliam Brown, Geo, ,Treiethen,
Henry ii. Burgess, E. o. Morrill,, Russell Lew
Is, VIM. Noble, Increase Pote,
INWARD 2.-Charles Z. Beckett, Charles Fl. J;
Osgood, F. r. Harris, Gee. w. Greene, Henry
p. White, Geo. w. Brown, III. G. Quincy. i'
Ward S.-Wflliam G. Means, John G. Tukes-
bury, WILTON G. Twombly, Samuel s. Rich,
Albert Smith, Aaron b. Holden, William d.
Robinson. linusu nhs6 ;hossa,f - '.sitID1 ,1.D
Ward Al. B. Cummings, Peter Lane J.
r. Corey, H. B, Hart, John l., Shaw, N. Ellis;
worth, Geo. q. Gross. UU H1hWila l.
! Ward On. A. Foster, Elisha Trowbridge,
Nathan Webb, Nahum Littlefieid, Joseph NJ.
Plummer, n. J. Miller, w. c. sBarrows. fIQ,C
! Ward 6.-Henry A. Jones, Hiram Brooks,
Rufus Deering, George L. Kimball, James N.
WinsloM, G. r. Miliken, Joseph A. Kendall.
Ward 7.-G. F.. Foster, w. III. Phillips, G.
J. Morris, john Gilkey, VIM. Campbell, Elias
Chase, s. Il. Thurston. ''' ''-' ''
The Delegates named above, are requested
to meet in the Common Council Room, at 8
O'clock this afternoon, for the purpose, Of Sc
lecting candidate for Mayor.
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SUDDEN changes Of the weather are pro-
ductive Of throat diseases, coughs, colds, &c,
There is no more effeetual relief in these dis
eases to- be6founa, than in,theD timely use Of
Browns Bronchial Troches.D They possess
real merit, and have proved their efficacy by a.
test of many years, having received testimo-
malls from eminent men who have used them.
/ Feb. 7-TT&S1w.i Va ~ 90 Nll-t[
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A YOUNG SwINDLER.-Al lad was arrested
Thursday evening, for swhiding people of
their tickets to the Fair. he stood at the
outer door and demanded tickets of persons
entering, by which means he obtained several.
He was arrested by officer Foster, and was
identified by some OF the parties, whom he
had swindled. SIM sii,i'lti'i. al ,ou1t
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IL : 7-ElT'I--'7 : : Z 7 : J =
D MARRIED.

= I'm South Freeport, March 1, by Rev Geo A Put
nam, William Il Oos9 q lawrence, Mass, and Miss
>. In Germantown, Penn. Feb g., by Rev j Andrews
Harris Edward Deerfng Boyd and Eliza Andews,
daughter Of j N Fisher, Esq. ECorrected.] "a IA /
1nGreene, Feb IA, John NJ jackson and Hattie l.
Hodgkins, both Of Lewiston.
In Rockland, Feb "a. John H Seekins and Lucinda
4 Bailey. .rsTays ynfyrf
I'D In MT Vernon, Feb 81, Alvin Butler and Miss Ann
1 Loella Pool.
In Friendship, Eliphalet Benner, OF waldoboro,
In Bremen, FEB 81, Capt Ezra eush,nan and Eliza
'' ~ M "a SYFI1
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n CATABBH AFFECTIONS OF THE THRoA
AND LUNGs.-Dr. Morse has devoted maJ
years to the treatment Of the above naml
diseases. and all complaints complicated VIII
them. He has practiced nearly ten yearin
this city, with unprecedented success, web
is the best certificate the Public can have
~ dawlt fi
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WE would can the attention Of all those in
want of pleasant and remunerative business
particularly Ministers and Teachers who wish
to add to their small pittance,) to the adver-
tisement in our columns this day, headed $50
Icitors Wanted" and can assure them that
the company ranks with the best in the coun-
try. ,iAiAm feb2S-d4t A4E8
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]. H. J, THAYER.

p q, j.. II. J. THAYER,
APOTHECARY,s 1913 Congress St., Portland, Me.
Stand formerly occupied by Geo. w. Hayden & Co.
Foreign and Domestic Drugs, Chemicals, Family and
Patent Medicines, Perfunaery and Toilet Articles OF
all kinds and all articles usually kept by first class
Apothecaries. ~
ID 70 Strict personal attention paid to the, CONS
pounding of Physicians Prescription at all hours,
day or night. sFlfh Ok fe22sNd1m*
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PERPETUAL MOUSE TRAP.- The gent
OF Msssrs. Sherman & Bryant, Of FL Ma
chias, has left with us one of Baker &nghes'
perpetual mouse traps. This trap ism inge-
NOUS thing, never requires setting, eing al
ways ready, and the bait win last ifmonths
without changing. .-ati f''1'''i''-
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EVERY SATURDAY

E1F-During the violent hurricane If tba ,,.,,
on the French coast, two hundred enormous
blocks Of stone placed in frort of the break.
water at Cherbourg, to protecti it from the ac-
.,on OF the sea, were lifted by the waves, and
thrown over the wall into the harbor. Forty
cannon planted ON the pier were thrown into
tne sea- such storm had never before been
experienced in that place.
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EB~ The North pole expedition proposed
last year by Professor Peterman, will be car
ried out during this year. The Berlin Gov
eminent will furnish corvette and appropri-
ate $4,000 thalers for the outfit of the expedi-
ton. - Z 4 - 81 - II.
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OTITINE

l94le1lLarfi OTITINE. ff b
This excellent Remedy is an inlaIble cure for Deaf
ness, Discharge from the Ear, and Noises IL, the
Head. ith-AE
This nondeyA Vegetable Extract has been the
means Of restoring thousands to- their hearing who
after trying everything and everybody had given up
hoping ever to hear again. .'llsta aiHs d,
1t opperates like charm upon offensive discharp-
es from the EAR, no matter what may have caused
IL, or how long standing, .a1lo9 a4o9 1fjs i,f7a ID
Noises in the head disappear under its influence
as if by magic. ~ see -. s'esst 90 u ssb3a'
Price, $500 Bottle. For sale by all Druggists at
wholesale by G. c. GOODWIN q Co.,
syr.,., .... No. IS Hanover st., Boston.
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,arsupa lDIED.oola a'qqal0 .

In this city, March 1, Capt Daniel Blake, aged
81 years month 10 days - eldest son OF Clark and
lsR funeral on Sunday afternoon, at o'clock.
In Lewiston, Feb 26, Mrs Lucretia Shepherd FORM
erly Of Bowdon, aged 81 years months. ~
In Augusta, Feb 20, Mr. John Pinkham, formerly
of Sidney, aged 81 years 70 months. q : hgTV a
In Augusta, Feb Mr. Hugh Kelley, aged 6s yrs.
AIn Windsor, Feb 4, of consumption, Willard A
Keen. aged 81 years months. & IN IYf-1.-s1 !
:. In Rockand, Feb 20, Mary L, daughter Of Mrs
Susan Scovl aged Is years. "a noi)iIig ID Iue u
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That 'Cocnrpb

CAN BE CURED by going down to No. is MIDI
die Street., and getting Bottle of ,gag IS. Ha
Ms -i.'s'8'O DIR. BASCOMB'S '''''' ? aa7s,l
Cough and Group Syrup,
.a And taking according to directions. 4 q.
Jan 18-sNd2mos
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sAHftA - II 81 O -.
PORTLAND AND MACHIAs STEAMER.-The
steamer City of Richmond, Capt. Deering, ar
rived at this port yesterday afternoon, from
New York. She has been purchased for the
Portland and Machias route, and, judging from
her appearance, we think she is just the craft
wanted. She is side-wheel steamer, two
hundred and twenty feet long, thirty feet nine
inches beam, and ten feet hold, with large and
ample capacity for freight and passengers
Her tonnage Is $40, new measurement, and
she is said to be very fast Her saloons and
cabins are richly ornamented. There win be
twenty-eight state rooms, and cabins for ladies'
and gentlemen.
The steamer is but about six months old,
and has been running as a day boat between
Richmond and Norfolk. She will be fitted up
Immediately, and put upon the roate early
next month. .lhars ~ -
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SUMMER DuoK.-One of the handsornest
specimens of the Summer duck Air Sponsa
Boie was killed in Durham last summer and
has been handsomely mounted by Mr. Zenas
G. Arey, and purchased by Capt. Benz. VIII
lard. who has placed it in the Trophy room at
the Fair. alongside of his ship. 1t is Of the
male species and is as handsome fowl as can
be found anywhere ..tl.s y MN -,
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~ A Physiological View of Marriage:
Containing nearly 300 pages, and 100 fine Plates
and Engrayngs Of the Anatomy Of the Human Or
gans In state OF Health and Disease, with Trea-
tice on Early Errors its ,Deplorable Consequences
upon the Mind and Body, with the Authors Plan OF
Treatmentthc only rational and successful mode Of
cure, as shown by the report of'cases treated. A
truthful adviser to the married, and those oontem-
plating marriage who entertain doubts their phys
tca condition. Sent free of postage to any address,
on receipt OF % CENTS in stamps OF postal currency,
by addressing Dr.. LA CROIX, No. 81 Maiden Lane,
Albany, N. Y. ~. GO ts74fAol nssTstsT& ri ft1i
a. The author may beconsulted upon any of the dis
eases upon which his book treats either personally or
by mal and medicine sent to any part of the world
- Oct G-s d&w6m 80 -..s
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City Committee.

Ward 1.-John T. Hull. Willard 7. Brown. %
D Ward 2.-Cbarles II. Osgood, Henry P.
White..f1 i2ia nus ssSiShoO ,ue9NlSo t'''Ji4d Ai
Ward S.-Henry p. Lord, IraJ! Bachelor
Ward An A. Blanchard, Oron Ring. aas.,r.l
~ Ward 5.-N. A. Foster, William Gray y. ' ..
!, Ward Civilian c. How, William FL. Ste
phenson. ~ e ID Eg,sE = "a e
Ward 7.-William Fl. Plummer, Henry l..
Paine. aoOss 3SsssTsig sofDastA ni T8f89.
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2 SPECIAL4 NOTICES.
u Attention is Invited

To the full and complete assortment of Boots and
Shoes for Gentemen's Ladies and Children's wear,
at I. f. MoSELEY 81 CO.'S, Summer St, Boston. .
March 3-sNd1t - y 80 :, 4 {. - = y =
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HAsHEEsH CANDYs

The attention of the public is invited TO Hdshees
Candy, which isrccommended to them as the best
medicine knownfo the cure OF all diseases Of the
Throat, Lungs ana Nervous System The pseprie-
tors in thus offering it, feel confident that trial will
fully sustain the high reputation il has already &C
qurcd partsefthe United States. To those
who always let their prejudices blind their Judgment
Sits useless to present facts arguments
efs feel thatit will be sufficient to say that we offer
no new discovery our goods stand
ard. In the East, Hasheesl is the beginning and
the end Of Medicine; it is used for llI6berless fis
eases, and that it is used with need only
refer our readers to the unlimited testimony of trav-
esrs in all ages That it should 50 long have escap>
cd the practical science Of the Western World, is an
astonishing fact but now that it is prepared in such
form as to make it pleasant, safe, and above all, Of
fectye, there can be doubt that it is destined to-
obtain the confidence Of the public and especially OF
those for whose relief it is prepared Invalids can
be assured that it contains not particle of opium,
on anything else that is in any way injurious to the
system, but that it is agreeable and permanent
tonic. ssgskneW s-,gtiafg0g
Sent to any address on receipt ofpfice and stamps
. Price-Large Box $780, postage a15 cents; Small
Box so cents hostage CENTS For sale by all Drug
gists and Apotheearies, Patent Medicine Dealers.
Imported and Manufactured solely BY. the aSYL-
VAN ORIENT COMPANY 151 Washington st !
topppste the Old South Church, Boston, Mass.
wv. F. PHILLIPS & CO., Agents for Maine
! Feb 15-sNd&wty
H-Dr. Tibbetts' PHI siolosical Hair Re-
generator This article is unequalled i'm INTRIN-
MERIT. .b53fcfsfq Et4.1 asilH sd "a -E4fg %,
1t will not soil the finest fabric sssh -. oi o1tE
Is neat clean, and highly perfumed. gIHle
1t will positively restore the wlitest gfayest hair
to its original color.
L Will purify the head from humors and dandruff.
L As dressing is bewitchingly desirable.
h Every bottle slYarranted or money refunded. &
% TEBBETTS BROTHERS, Proprietors, MahcheS-
| ter, N. H. iiii- d
Sold by WV. WHlPPLE and W.T.. PHILLIPS,
Portland, and by all Druggists., :, ia22sN3m*
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I FiOREICNfPoRrs.

Ar at Havre 14th inst, barque Harvest Home, Ber-
~, New Orleans. iiai .-iiil 70 NJ; Los ,1,ifElI
Ar at Sisa 18th ult, barque Edward Hill, Kirby,
New York brig Hiram Abiff, 1ibbetts, do. 81 ~
~, Ar at Palermo I'd inst brig Aroostook, Lord, from
At Ponce PR 18th ult, barque Antelope, White for
New York, ldg. ija5i 9.Isss . ssnGil ,oa hiis q
a SID I'm Cienfuegos 18th ult, barque Alexandria,
Snow, Boston,. 3sSsa ~ ttssf 1881 -i.iIafa
M Ar at Havana nth, briggs Masonic, Berry, N York /,
Lochiel, Graham, st John NIB: dSth, .barque John
Griffin Chase, New York 10Th. brig John Stevens,
Chase, New Yerl;i Goth, brig Mary Rosevelts VIII
son, New Orleans ,f3d iii is 3usnfit,s-
Sid 18th, baruqe Willis Rich Panno, Cienfuegos;
schs Coffin, Wass, New Orleans; 10th, C Pendle-
ton, Church, New York. ora is0i8s n.
Import 24th, barque Norton Slower, Slower for
Portland, ldg: brig + ii Kennedy, Gey6r, for New
Orleans: sch g s Dyer, Dyer, tor do.-1 ID H :
Ar at Matanzas 18th, barque Investigator, Carver,
New York; goth, Fannie, Carver, do.
Sid 10Th, barque M Haven, Hall, New York.
Ar at Cardenas 10Th ult, sch Jason, Sprague, from
Matanzas. ssssa
Sid 18th, briss Ruth tBr, Mcclellan, Portland; B
Young Gibson, Caibarien; sch Alice, Brl Ford, for
a port North Of Hatteras; 18th, brig Neva, Smith,
Portland; Frank e Allen, Merrill, do; I'D, Anna,
,Brl Dart, for port North Of Hatteras.
Ar at Halifax MS 10th ult brig William Nash, Nc
Bride, New York.
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Magazines.


The WESTMINSTER REVIEW for January, (Leon-
ard Scott q Co.'s reprnt) is received The table of
contentsis even more than usually rich and varied
There is new chapter of the Mill yersus Hamilton
controversy; an interesting paper on two of the
precursors Of the French Reyolution Saint pr
erre and d Argenson; another ON Lord Palme ston:
very Interesting essay upon the writings Of Coer-
idge: paper on Physiological Experimepts-yivi-
section;" one on the "Polish Revolution Of 1859. -
and review Of CDR. Livingstone's Recent Travels
The Review OF Contemporary Literature is az usual
o very interesting feature of the number AMONG
the books which come in for rather severe handling
are Alexander Smiths 'Summer in Skye" and Tho
novels Of Edmund Yates. OF the latter the critic
says: "Anongst the many receipts given by the old
pharmacoIists for procuring long ie is invariably
found 'scrapings of the human SKULL We never
really knew what they were until we read Mr.. Yates,
present yolume:'' The new (German) "History of
the United States" by Carl 4. Neumann, receives
favorable notice. II is described as "detailed &C.
count of the occurrences which have made the great
TRANSATLANTIC Republic the hope of one class of
mrnds-the despair Of another and opposite class"
EVERY SATURDAY. tr f.,. .ft.. ....f.., o.
t'uinper Nine Of this new hebdomadal is an inn
p'o'eMent on the last two OF three issues, "Ibe
Swlnder as Artist doubtless owes &c ion ~
De Qumcey's famous essay on "Murter con ssidered
e Oh tfe FINE Arts" There is a story IN, J,,,e,;
rom the Ar9osy; and an obituary ar Jo,,,,
uoln the London Rerie,c; two OF three oo,,-
anu Tue ssrlAins essay by Matthew Armada a,,,;,,~
MY Counrymen, the publication of yb;nh l.. :,
CoT1u''" Magazine has called out a b,,tar .''e
IN the Saturday Repie,o. Several other
tcles are contained in the number. " i ar
Ticknor Fields, publishers, Boston l 3a ID,
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--.--.-aeW Advertisements To-day
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Fair-City Hall.
Portland Extraordinarily Hall
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Boots and Shoes-T. Z. Moseley e. Co. t,o.tca -
AUCTION COLUMN.
Auction Sales-E. M. Patten, isij1
Auction Sale-C. W. Holmes.
~ NEW ADVERTISEMENT coLyMN.
j. @. Buckingham, M. II. at a-fgEEg
For Sale-Grocery.
Furnitme-Geo. L. Burroughs s. Co.
N0tice-Israel Hague. ..i IDA fyrf s1 Tt.. rt. q
Wanted-IIouse. I t- lrli. sfl gal.l f-.,ft,i
Clothing-Wm, Brown. $500
North Western ms. Coz. Webster.& Co. fss
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Sch Ida, Hutchinson 1oflsnd from Portland FIR
Havana, before REPORTED ashore at Cape Cod, has
driven higher up ON the beach, and part of her deck
barque Of about 800 TONS partially dismasted
was below Philadelphia 18th, I-'1-ry IN
Ship Harvest Queen, Hutchinson, at New York
passage lost and split sails and was Obliged to put
into Belfast, Ir, for repairs - To = N17oy1 = 80
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"Buy Me and I'll Do You Good"
> USE DR.. LANGEEY's ROOT and HERB BIT
TIERS for Jaundice, costiyeness, Liver Complaint,
Aumors, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Piles, Dizziness,
Disordered Stomach, Torpid Liver, and Bad Blood.
to which all persons are subject in Spring and Sum-
mer. Sold by GEO. @. GOODWIN e. CO., 50 Han,
oyer St., aud by all Dealers in Medicines. an 90
Feb 2S-sNdim 9fsz Al Ae-i..,f ~