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Turner's Tic DOuloureux, or Universal
Neuralgia Pill, is a safe, certain and speedy
cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases. The
severest completely and permanently cured
in very short time. Neuralgia in the face or head
is utterly banished in few hours. No form ofnerv-
GUS disease wthstands its magic influence. 1t has
the unqualified approval of many eminent physi-
Clans 1t contains nothing injurious to the most del
icate system. Sold everywhere. Sent on receipt OF
81 and two postage stamps. TURNER g. CO., 1870
fremont Street, Boston, Mass proprietois. Fa
For sale by w. F. Phillips G. Co.. Portland, Me.
July 10. eod&w1ysn 4.f U.-
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THREE TRIPS PER WEEK, EAST AND WEST.
The staunch and splendid steamers of the
International line running to St Johns and
Passport and connecting with steamers and
cars at these places for various points in Maine
and the Provinces of New Brunswick and No
va Scotia, are now making three trips per
week between this city and the Eastand West
They leave here on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at o'clock p. NJ, for Eastport and
st. Johns, and arrive here early ON Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, from to O'Clock,
on their way to Boston. On their return they
leave Boston at o'clock A. NJ, on the morn
ings of the days that they leave Portland for
the East, arriving here about O'Clock in the
afternoon. This is a most delightful day route
to Boston, and if one has little time and seeks
to combine pleasure with business in travel
ling, very pleasant trip can be made to or
from Boston by this line, as they take course
SO as to enable one to see distinctly the capes
and isles along the coast. And the pleasure of
meals on the steamers, particularly in the large
and light saloon of the "New York, )" attended
by the most attentive of Writers, and with ta-
bles laden with every luxury of the season, is
indeed no small one.
Mr. Howord s. Coyle, a nephew of Capt. J.
b. Coyle, is the gentlemanly and experienced
Steward OF one of these steamers. His long
experience on the Hudson River and Sound
steamers of the first class, enables him to cater
for the most delicate taste of the most refined
lady. The officers of these steamers are polite
and accommodating, and ready to do anything
to promote the comfort of passengers, while
the clerks will always furnish state room
whenever it is possible to do so. ,-
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MARIN e NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Monday, August &c.
A pplUEn

Monday, August &c.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Franconia Sherwood. New York.
Steamer New England, Field, Boston for Eastport
and st John, NIB. -
Barque w Holkrook, Small, Boston, a''
d Brig Orion, tBrl Edgett, Hlsboro. tf.
Sch Islander, tBr) Curry, Pictou, Ms. 1855
Sch Franklin, (of Calaisl Coates, st Andrews. NIB.
SchlJ G Roker, Began. Boston. o
Sch Geo Brooks, Henley, Boston.
Sch Shawmut, Kicker, Boston.
Sch Ida Z Wheeler, Cummings, Boston.
Sch Lottie, Henley, Portsmouth
$50 bbls maclSerel. - O"'o' W.
Sch Dresser, Reed, Bay Chaleur, ESQ bbls.
Sch Caroline Robinson, Millbridge.
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The Boston Journal is informed by a gentle-
man from Jonesport, Maine, that the recent
exposure Of affairs in Syria has completely put
stop to the preparations made by many Of
adams converts to follow the colonists The
religious fervor with which they contemplated
the step has been completely subdued All Of
these deluded people, however, have not re.
turned to reason. A young man called at the
Press office few days since for the purpose Of
learning when the next vessel for Jaffa world
leave. He had heard all the discouraging re-
ports, but seemed unable to comprehend that
BRO. Adams" could be an impostor The rec
ords of religious fanaticism will show nothing
more marvellous than the manner in which the
crafty ex-actor has hoodwinked SO large num-
Der of the citizens of Maine,
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THE Kennebec Journal says that Ambrose
H. Abbott, Esq, of China, who has been in
Europe for some months, having spent large
portion of his time at the Paris Exposition to
which he was one of the State Commissioners,
returned home with his wife last week, and
passed through Augusta on Tuesday. He re-
ports that Col. T. s. Lang has taken passage
home on the Cuba, to sail ON the 2Sth instant,
q. having in a great measure regained his health.
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Hon. e. B. Misunderstanding Washington

special of the Boston Advertiser says:
Hon. E. b. Washburne, of Illinois, arrived
from Europe yesterday and reached this city
late last night His general health is much
improved, though he still suffers considerably
from the complaint which caused his trip. He
spent the forenoon i'll consultation with Gen
Grant, and win be his guest until tomorrow
evening, when he will start for his old home
In Maine Although he is opposed to impeach.
ment, he expresses his opinion openly that the
last acts of the President will inevitably tend
to the presentation and passage of articles Of
impeachment the moment Congress meets
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e0pIlAMAFGtn

All goods hearing this stamp are heavily plated on
the finest Albata Nickel Silver, and we guarantee
them in every respect superior to the best Sheffield
plate A'. -In ailE tF
GORIIAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
Silversmiths 81 Manufacturers of Fine Electro Plate,
june19 N wed&Sat en- Providence Ri.
lsS- The above goods may be found at Lowell s.
Senter's. 30I Congress- St
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WE advise all our readers to use the +" Eu-
genie Hair Restorer" 1t is warranted by the
proprietors to restore grey and faded hair to its
natural color, protect its falling off, is perfect
dressing, and in a word is guaranteed in eyery
way to suit the purchaser. Mammoth bottles
only rs GEMS; to be obtained of w. f. Phillips
mav25s 81 md 2,w
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A FALSE REPoRT.-Somebody for the pur-
pose of affecting bets, probably, telegrapbed To
Boston that Walter Brown had sprained one of
his ankles and would not probably be able to
contest with Hamil in the race for the cham
pionshp. The story is falsehood. Brown
pulled his five miles easily yesterday, is in good
condition, and will be on hand on the day of
the race
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PORTU,ANn Aup OCH &c

The subscriber wishes to receive information in re-
gard to Mr.. A. RAMSEY, formerly, OF now a resi-
dent of Portland. Any one knowing of his wherea-
bouts will confer favor by sending his address to r.
B. GRAHAM, Portland, care of Editor of Portland
Press AS it is business of Importance it will be to
the advantage OF Mr.. Ramsey to be heard FROM
aug 26-d3t sN r. B. GRAHAM
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BASE BALL.-A friendly game of base ball
was played yesterday between the Active and
North Star clubs, of this city, which resulted
in favor of the latter club by score of % to H.
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BIG DEPosT-The Five Cents Savings
Bank of this city received last week. on de-
post, in one lump, $4,000. 1t came from
abroad. We "guess" that it was the largest
sum ever deposited at one time in any Saw
ings Bank in this city. .us.a .--
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Bachelors Hair 1--we.

~. This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
me only true and perfect Harmless, Reliable
instantaneous No disappointment. No ridienlon,
tms Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the hi
e e OF 8Gd Dyes Inyigorates the hair leaving
II sott ana Deantlful. The genuine is signed VIE
tam a. Batchetor. All others mere limitations
and should be avoided Sold by all Druggists and
Pertumers. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
GR Beware of a Counterfeit. r, -
NOYember 10. 1866 d1Ysn
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Ruhice1.

This unrivalled preparation for beaurifyiug the
complexion and restoring the freshness and bloom of
youth, and for removing Tan, Sunburn, Moth and
Freckles is now for sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods dealers in this city. Enquire for Rubicel.
August "a. 2wsn
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A New TV,imr


For Knob Holes in Carriage Curtains StarksD's
improved Curtain Eyetet Patented October 30,
1866. B. d. Verrii, Portland, assignee.
PY all good judges who have seen or used this eve
let, IL is pronounced the best thing of its kind
ever invented, and the thing 50 long sought for
VIA an Eyclet that will not easily wear out or get
loose and fly Off It will last long as the best car
rage will wear Knobbing and unknobbing one Ar
teen hundred times, by way of experiment. made no
visible impression upon IT, This Eyelet its the COM
mon form Of knob now in use. 1t has no defect and
Is perfectly adapted TO work. and also to the re-
pair OF worn knob hcles E 0
Manufacturers price 5000 per gross. Riveting
Punches 81 90 each. Manufactured and sold by @.
Cowles q Co., New Haven, Conn. For sale In Port
land by JAMES RAILRY
Refereaces.-We, the undersigned, have seen and
used the Starkey Eyelet. We believe 1t the best
thing ever invented for the purpose OF holding Car
rage Curtains and would earnestly recommend Il to
all Carriage Makers and users: j. NJ. Kimbarl q
Co., Carriage Manufacturers, 800 and 3O4 Congress
Street, Portland, Me- @. P. Kimball, Carriage Man
ufactory Preble Street, Portland, Me- Joseph Rus
SELL Carriage and Sleigh Maker, corner OF Congress
and Oak Streets, Portland, Me. Libby 81 Dow Liy-
cry Stable Keepers, 81 Congress Street Portland
Me. Thomas Wright, Carriage Trimmer Portland.
Me- e. X. Lemont, Carriage Manufacturer, Preble
Street, Portland, Me. aug26d&w3w
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FEMALE surFnAar IN NEW JrnsEY.-Mr,

FEMALE SUFFRAGE IN NEW JERsEY-Mrs.
Lucy Stone and FL. b. Blackwell have discov-
cred that up to the time of the adoption of a
new State constitution in New Jersey in 1874
all the inhabitants worth fifty pounds were en-
titled to vote irrespective of sex or color Be
tween 1850 and 1897 the acts of the Legislature
designated the voters che or she." In 1896,
seventy-fye women voted in Elizabethtown
for the Federal candidate, and ia 1900, women
generally voted throughout the State in the
Presidential contest between Jefferson and
Adams. In several legislative and local cleo
tions afterwards women participated.
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-27

EDWARD PAYsoN WEsToN.-A correspondent
informs us that there are three persons in
Maine, bearing the full name Edscdrd Pdyson
Weston besides the notoriouspedes who an
nounces another projected feat from Portland
to Chicago. One oftbese gentlemen is a trader
in this city, formerly of Skowhegan, another is
or was, young man in Fryeburg, and the
third is our late Superintendent of Public
Schools, now of Pennington, Neither of these
Maine men care to be COMPOUNDED with the
Boston man, who walks on a wager. b. Us.
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PROFESSOR GARDINER.-If the weather is
pleasant, it is expected that Prof. Gardiner
will talk to the people at o'clock this after
noon, in Market Square.
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Notice.

The Republicans OF Raymond are hereby request
ed 10 meet at the Town House, in said town. on
Saturday. the 31st inst, at o'clock NJ to nonin-
ate candidate for Representative for the towns of
RAYMOND and Cumberland,
Per Order Republican Town Committee
Aug 27.td
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For Sale Cheap.

A LARGE lot of Slab Wood and Edgings ON Burn-
No. 30 Commercial st.
of THOS. CUNDON. -Aq~io
Also, best quality of Hard and Soft Wood sor .,
at either of tina above places WV ioi sao
Also, Lumber ofall kinds all Of which will he de-
hvered free to any part of the city "''' W Nv
aug27d1m. Ta0S CMnANnnS nN'
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Il IL Il PR ES SIS,
Tuesday Morning. August 81, 1857.

Two-HUNDRED AND TWELVE water-powers,
five of them over 5000 horse-powers each have
within four weeks been registered at the Office
of the photographic Survey
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-27

CRUELTY TO ANIMALs-It is said that some
twelve thousand horses die in New York CITY
every year, and large proportion of these
deaths may be attributed to want of proper
care and to absolute cruelty. A person can
walk on Broadway but short time before he
Will see dead horse, or one fallen down in an
OMNIBUS team Just ready to die. Such conduct
on the part of drivers and those who emplov
them is outrageous. But we need not 90 to
that city to lind such an abuse of horses. We
have 1t here. AT noon and night many drivers
may be seen riding their horses at n fast trot
and often in gallop to the stables. We have
noticed one on Free street who runs his horse
almost every night after work, and urges him
to the top of his speed. Such conduct On the
part of drivers of this noble animal is wicked
and deserves not only censure and repreben.
sion, but condign punishment lt
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IMPORTS.

PlCTOU, MS. Sch Islander-16O tons COAL Jas l.
Farmer.
HILLSDoRO, NIB. Brig Oron-252 tons coal to
Kerosene Oil Co. .u 49, "
ST ANDREWS, NIB. Sch Telegraph - 400 tele-
graph poles, 1000 railroad sleepers. A b Brown.
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The ORDER OF THE DAY.-A general order
for sozodont In the teeth of all opposition it
has become the supreme dentrifce of the age
49, - ----.-----a aur01aod2t q
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We call attention to the fact that INVITATIONS OF
our fine ELECTRO-PLATE, consisting Of Dinner,
Dessert. ami Tea Services etc., being extensive
ly offered for sale by American manufacturers and
that there also English limitations in the MARKET
both of inferior quality Our goods may be procured
from responsible dealers throughout the country,
trademark every article OF our own manufacture
thus: ~ Va -iLa
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GEYER is clearing out his French papers at
reduced prices to make room for Fall styles
Paper nicely stamped with initials or NAME q.
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- VOL. 53
Maine Reports /!
Received and for sale by
! CARTIER Dc DRESSER.


G. H. CHADWICK, M. D., will devote special at
ention to Disea es OF the Eye. No 3O1 Congress ST.
Office hours from ii A. M. to1P.M.
Nav IS, SNtf Id ....-.-..
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why suffer from sores .
% Ule's Araajcn DIM,

When. by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT
you can be easily cured 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns, Scatds, Chapped Hands, Sprains, Cuts,
Hounds, and eyery Complaint Of the Skin Try it,
as 1t costs but 20 cents. Be sure to ask for
y oH0le's .Araaic0 Ointment, 81
For sale by all druggists, or send your address and
80 cents to Q. p. SEYMOUR g. CO., Boston, Mass
Co.. agents for Maine. anril2e1 vsn -
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements ,hi, Day.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Shooting and Fishing G. L. Bailey.
Republicans Of Raymond.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Theatre-Bidwel & Locke.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Furniture, &e.-F. o. Bailey. ~
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN. FAA
A Desirable Rent. .aaa.s.
For Sale or to Let-Charles H Frost.
Offices to Let fe.F
For Sale Cheap.
Notica-G. w. Parker
Seminarv-Rev. G. G. Parker.
Lost, Gold Hunter Watch.
Henry p. Wood.
Portland Railroad Con-. G. Palmer. q
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Everything for Shooting or Fishing

Also, fine Pocket Cutlery Rasors, Scissors, Tail
prs, BARRIERS and other SHEARS Fruit and Floaoer
CLIPPERS IA new thngl and variety of small Hard
Ware, may be obtained of GIL BAILEY, n
aug27dtt sn No. 45 Exchange Street.
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The New Coffin Mandatory.

Corner of Federal and Temple streets,
Opposite the First Parish Church,
Is well supplied with Collins, Caskets and
Il burial Cnses, of all kinds, Of our own manu-
ncture all of which will be sold at reasonable prize
es. Grave clothes in great variety constantly on
The laying out and burial of the dead receives our
personal and most careful attention.
faithful attention by FFs NNN
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IAN De mad in the western. par OF the city, by any
Opafy having $500 OF $500 to loan ON good Sc
@ LOT term of three years. to be used in finish
ny ne houss. Address with name for further par
ucaiars, Box AZ, Post Ohice.
Aug27-dti
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To Let.
$40 Reward I!

OFFICES in the Sd story of the Canal Nationa
" Bank Building. Also large room in Al story
Apply at the Bank, augz7dlawt new
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Business Items.

A FRESH and roseate complexion secured by
the use of Rubcal. All druggists have it,.
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Notice.

THE Office of the Sheriff Of Cumberland County
i 10 removed back to the Now City Building.
g. W. PARKER, Sheriff.
Portland, Aug 90, 1867. au27diw
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THEATRE Deering Hall was crowded last
evening to witness the first performance of
Bidwell q Lockes new company The OPEN
ing piece was THE Hidden Hand" in which
Miss Dollie Bidwell appeared in her favorite
character of Capitola, and sang the song of
Meet me in the Lane" She is still improv-
ing, and will in time be one of the principal
stars of the profession. Miss Georgia Langley,
formerly of the Continental Theatre. Boston.
appeared in small part, that of Clara Day:
but she showed us what she could do with a
much larger one. Mrs. Churchill appeared as
Pit-a-Pat, and sang Duet with Miss BidwelI
which was very well rendered Messrs. Ryder.
Churchill and Conner appeared, and were all
that could be wished. We must not forget our
friend Bidwel who appeared as Wool, and in
which character he played to perfection. we
seldom see SO pleasing an ACTOR, who is capable
of playing any character.
p The farce Mas''Y Young America, "in which Mr..
Charles, Wilkinson appeared before us for the
first time, as John James Pooly, and he is
what we call an excellent comedian.
This evening Mr.. r. s. Medium makes his
appearance, in the favorite piece of "Fanch-
on" supported by Miss Dollie Bidwell and the
full strength of the company, UfIHq ava
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ON Friday evening, the 23d inst, a Gold HuAtia0
~ Cased Watch. The finder leaving it at 10 GRAY
Street or at this Office, will receive the above re-
ward aug21d3t&
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.s. DIR. s. S. FITCH'S. s.
ssFaTnily Physician >.

Seventy-six pages price 20 cents Sent to any ad-
dress No money required until the book is received
sick or indsposed. Address DIR. S. S. FITCH. 81
fremont Street, Boston. SIN Jan29diy
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For Sale or to Let.

21-2 story house, situated on SAWYER St. I'm Far
Ary Village, Cape Elizabeth, Containing Io flush
ca rooms mas been built but 8 IL years, and is in
thorough repair. There is SPLENDID well OF water
on tne premises. Very conveniently arranged for
one or two families Has woodshea and waterclosets,
on each floor. Will be vacated by tho LIST of Oct.
For further particulars enquire at The store OF A.
q " X. Cole, Ferry Village, or OF
CHARLES H. FROST,
At G. Staples & Son, Machinists Commercial st.
Aug27-d3t* Portland,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
3 O
of all series converted into the new ;ssue os
= = o.
on the most favorable terms. Principal and inter-
, est allowed on
Compound Interest Notes in Er-
change for 5-2O'S.
" tct - lAsts
Gold, Silver, Bunk Stocks, State and Oity
rF Bonds,
bought and sold by
HENRY p. WOOD, BROKER,
rs Fore and Exchauge 81. asfl'.
August 27, diff ...."
Portland Railroad Company.
Directors Meeting. Aug "a, 1857.

VOTED, that on and after Monday, Sept 2d, sin
gle Fares In this city be six cents. Package
tickets twenty for 8 90; five for 1J cenis.-
Chhdren between the ages of and IL, four cents.
Westbrook, Way Fares, six cents; to!Morrill's,
ten cents, or twelve tickets for 81 90, to
Woodford's, eight cents, or sixteen for 100.
Chlidren between and 10 years, half price,
School tickets discontinued.
Westbrook, Monthly Tiekets-one ride each way.
except Sundays : Morrilrs, $3.50; Woodfords'
$3.50. Nj q PAT ER S., o
August q. diff
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EsB Strnmatic salts and strumatic min.
eral Waters, just received and for sale by aia
j. w. PERKINS & CO. 1903 Fi
no24sNeod&weow1y No. SO Commercial St
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DISASTE RS.

Sch Catharine Wilcox, McFadden, from Lubec tor
New YORK. struck on a reef off Nauset 8 PM, 23d,
which caused the vessel to leak badly, the water
gaining four inches per hour with both pumps going
During the night q part Of tue cargo was thrown
overheard. Next morning. when of Wood End Bar,
was taken In tow by sebr Ann Flower Capt White
from Portland tor Albany, and brought into Prov
incetown.
Sch Richd Bullwinkle, at Savannah from Rock
land reports, when about 100 miles South of Mon
tauk, had tremendous hurricane, during which
lost o. 900 aths from of deck and stove yawl boat
and did other light damage.
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BUREAU OF ExPosURE."-The Nation
disconrses humorously on the Presidential ex-
posure of radical plots. 1t says
The Presidential exposures of the Radical
plots get every day more and more amusing
The last phase of the affair consists of affida-
Wits from benjamin Weed and Roger A. Pry-
or, denying all connection with it, We recon-
mend Mr. johnson to systematic the business,
and establish a Bureau of Exposure" with a
Chief Periurer and two assistants, Concoc-
Letters, with the necessary clerks. GRAND bows.
and supernumeraries. At present the work is
bungled through the imperfect distribution of
its duties, and the Radicals are laughing in
their sleeves. ..,
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Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur
H rant Wines.
Caution.

found at wholesale at tbe drug stores of W. W. Whip-
pie & Co., H. H. Hay. W. F. Phillips & Co., E. t..
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MINERAL B1THS 1T HOME,
DYSPEPSIA CURED -.,r M Ln -s<
81. lfl RHEUMATISM CURED
ERUPTTONS on the FACE CURED -.0l-sT =
ttfi'lif" u T. SCROFULA CURED
BY TREATMENT WITH MINERAL WATERS
Do away with all your various and often pernci-
Gus drugs and quack medicines, and use a tew baths
prepared with
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"STRUMATIC SALTSI",

Liquors of Il Mineral Well of the Penn's Salt Man
meet airing Co in Rtishnrg and are packed in air.
tight boxes. One always sntnclenI fof bath. d.
recGions attached.
AfHsA % INTERNALLY USE I'd a
"Strumatic Mineral Waters ~
In bottles of one and half pints. One sufficient
for a days use. u q Ea
HB- sold by Druggists generally. .+
Merrill Bros. No. 2l5 State ST., Boston; Reynolds
Pratt & Co., No. LOG Fulton ST. New Yort, Whole
sale agents. nosO- N eod&w1y
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QPQK EN-.

July 7, off Bardsey island, ship Perseverance, I'm
Liverpool for New Orleans.
July 81, lat Al, lon 66, slip Kate Davenport Otis
nom Liverpool tor PHILADELPHIA.
~ Aug6 on the Banks, ship Albert Gallatin, from
Aug %, lat 43 81, Ion IS 49, baroue Carrie Long.
from Bangor tor Montevideo
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Cb-FrlnE
Barrett.
Sen Citizen. Upton, Boston, Brown q sous.
Sch Bramhal1, Hamilton, Boston Charles Saw
yer.
Sch Van Buren, Montgomery, Boston.
Sch Jos Long, Perry, Bangor.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT
PEMBROKE, Aug 23-Cspt Fred'k Allen, Of brig
Edwin, reports. the 9Th inst. about % miles " OF
Sh1nnecock Light, Long Island, picked up two
CHESTS, part of bulk head and pieces cabin OF some
On one OF the chests was written the name OF
Chas Carlow, OF Plymouth Mass; also, ON 1t
was brass plate with same name
art ~ O55HBAY. Aug 25-Ar schs Tookolita, Stew
ser Read N9rthern Chief, Love. Portland; Dres,
III ,biena' Bay st lawrence: Silver Lake, Reed and
COR aor .n ~ queen. Dunton, do: Annie Dodge Ban
s"' '0' boston; George, Otis, do for New York
FROM Branch Office Western Union Ts,eoya,h.l
New pa 1ork' Aug 2aGAn unknown ship is ashore ON
1t Swan Island 22d. barque Gertrude. Ior United
States Sept 20. or ohi'eu
Barque Carlton, from New York Cor Porto p;oo
which put into Nassau, MP, goth uIt in distress TO-,
been seized and sold at that place and her caroo
transphipped to schr Star OF the East which sailed
1st inst tor Porto Rico.